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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20

COURTS OF ENQUIRY.
a Court Of Enquiry for the first Battalion
n 18th Regiment, will be held at the
Bell Tavern on the Goth day Of this Month.
and for the I'd Battalion at the Eagle Ia.
vern on the 21st day of this Month. These
Coarts will commence at ten O'Clock A. M.
BY order Of the Col. Commandant.
5. G. ADAMS, Adj,
City OF Richmond, July 18th, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20

wv DANDRIDGE. Cash.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
NOTICE.

THE undersigned Selsc,men Of the town Of
Portland give notice that lists Of the qualified vo
ters in said town in the choice Of Representatives
are posted upi the United Marine and Fire
Insurance Office and Al ~ oifice Of Dsniel Tue
ker. and that they will be in session q the lsst
May next. from 10 20 ~ o'clock. n and from
2to 5o'clock, r. N. to receive evidence Of the
qualification Of persons whose names may not be
entered on said list Of votsrs-viz Such ~ are
twenty one years ofsge end upwards, having re.
sided in town one year next preceding the day OF
election and being possessed Of freehold estate
Of The annual income Of ten dollars, any estate
OF the value of two hundred dollars within the
said sssps. DANIEL TUCKER.
sSM JOSEPH H.INCKAHAM.
g COTTON B. BROOKS,
i&s&r = Pc TER WARREN.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
: Portland. Apyil 80. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

The largest dee which ever left he w Indies
between 8 and 100 sail, was to sell from St.
Thomas on he LIST Of May for England --One OF
the captured French kigates was to 60 with il.
The fine copper b0ttomed pilot boat sch.
Thorne, IF N Yosk, "a tons, capt Antipas
Hathaway. 10 TO sail f,om Ehzsbeth City on the
5.h Mar. for 81 Pefeys6og. in ballast, under pass
ports from the An: government & British Ad.
miral. She will lxnc passengers and letters
in Englsnd. Amsterdam and Gos,enburg.
The London Gszst,e, Of Jan contains list
of one hundred sall Of American vessels captured
and sent mo Halifax; BY the squadron under id.
Wsrr-n, between the ooh ap. and Goth sept
and 9 h inst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
Iolhua Clouph's ERate.

TO be tore hy order ofCour,, the 2o'h day Of
May next at two O'Clock in the afternoon a,
the hou.e wher. IoihuA Clough lived in Du' ham
in he cour If CunrerIahd. 70 mush Of the Res!
Eha,e Of Jolhus cugh, 'a,e Of Durham yecman
decesied, n VIII produce the fun Of hi tundr ed
and ten do'isrs toral the dshts Of isid decealsd
and i.cde, ,ai charges SAID elae coaiffs Of about
ore hunsred acre, Of lsud--. being be valuable
farm whsieon The above de, eaied we'd
ID VtD GRO MAN
isA C CLOUGH, !
Alb no, s9fb say. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
kisssfon. Jansseo. Jay -. 1913.
NOlICE.

THE Subscribers tske this method of appris
ing their Mercantile Friends thruughou, the U.
niied States, that during the present unhappy
differences between Great Britain snd Americs,
hey intend generally 10 abstsin from al csmmu.
nication BY letters with their former correspou
dents. from prudential motives, applicable 10
such correspondents. They beg leave however
inform all who may have balances Of Sales in
their hands. that orders for the same, any time
during the war, will be paid at sight, OF prompt.
~ RENTED according 10 directions.
The utmost attention will be paid to the Orders
Of Gentlemen in America, who may be Agenis
for spanish, Swedish, or other neural Merch ante
trading under the Prince Regents Proclama ion,
with The lslands OF Jsmaica or Bermuda and
the safety be depended on, provided nothing 10
attempted under the sancliop OF such Proclsma
tions contrary TO the locsl laws Of the respective
Islands. or in violation Of existing Blvck4des.
Being agents for The principal Incorporated
Insurance Companies. from the capital Of South
Carolina to Wiscssses, in The district Of Maine.
there are Directors in each office, or Merchants
IN every town, 10 whom reference may be had.
should new correspondents wish to communicate
with the house IN jamaica. or The branch of j. in
Be- muda now established q the Port of St.
George, and conducted by the Jun,or Partner
under the firm Of WILLIAM BANKS 4 CO.
Hoseason, Banks & Co.
N. BAH Letters by Carols, to aud fr m
Kingston, are opened BY ,he American Agen
SOC prisoaers Of " AZ. or sent to him sf,er being
opened by the Commissary of Prisoners IN Amer
Ca. II q & Co
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
NOTICE.
AGEx. 0tsss. Psvslssd. Nay 2, 70

.<ss Af.6x. OSss. Psvssssd. Nay 2, 1874
'rHB AAsdoss Of the town Of Portland, hereby
! give notice to the inhsbitants aud other perfons
liable to pay Taxes in faid town. that they will at
eeod in their room In the United Marine and rsss
Iniuranee Office, on the ,9th. soth aud eta days Of
this month, and no longer, receive the valustios
Of their Real Kflate according to law-and they are
hereby requefed to bring in true and perfea lite
of shsr polls and the iult value Of their eftates-
including in lie defcrpsioa, proprietary etta'es-
and eitases 10 trufi. which they were refpeet.vey
poG sIed of, ON the era day Of May inf ia their
own right or the right Of Others, i@Pvsvss y ~ ~
p,svsd'
: The inhabisanss are reauefed TO notice thae the
following fchedue contains all the taxable astielss
aud may fegve them ~ q form:
polls, The number from IS years old audi
upwards
sReai Ellase, she jun vsius under their
own improvement
: Money a. ,nterefl. more than they pay
in,e,ela for
/. Bank Stock, held in any bank
Public fecuri,ies of all kinda. the Jun value
Amount of the value Of goods wares andD
merchandise, flock in trade. vefsls OF
oil for,s with their appursenanees, AZ
home or abro I'D. paid Tor or no, paid for
: Horfes and cattle. their Jun value
Income from pof1e.ion faculty, trade orr ,
employment, gained by land or lea
NB-lf the above advesttemeut be not properly
attended to the AHsfars expect to hear no more
complaint af,er The lal BilIs ,Gued for want OF
Judgment in doom,ng their eltass
PErER WARRkN1
JAMES NEAL lfeGors,
DANIEL COBB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
DIED,

DIEU,
In Falmouth, on the 5h inst. Mr.. Samuel
Bucknsm. aged 50 yesrs--.f,er being confined
to his room years.
In Limunrton, Mr.. Robert Body, aged ~
In Philadelphia. Lieut.. 5 w G ebie. aged 81.
Of the 32d regt U S Infantry.
Inn York Hospital. John Reed. Of this sta'e.
In Rye, NY DR. Joseph Young, . patriot Of
the Revolution, sged 80.
In Cornish, N H Dudley Chase, Esq. IS.
In Hartford, N II Mars,on Cabot, Esq 81.
In Peppereil, Mrs. Sarah, wife of John Hosley,
M: For % days previous to her dissolution,
she took no nu,rimen, whatever but water.
InTre,ford. Col Jonsthsn Child. aged IS
In Wilbrsham, Des. Stephen West. and DR..
Levi Holt.
In New Marlborough. Brigadier Cen. David
Tracy. He was an ofhcer OF the revolution.
Two Soldiers were SHOT at Fort Miffln,
Philadelphia. the nth inst for desertion.
In Sm;,h6eld. n l. of the prevailing fever, Mr..
Alexander Lowell. act. 81 p
Of the same fever, Mr.. Eliot Lowell; in the
60,h year fhis age. This fatal epidemic has
within the compass Of Two or three miles, and in
short time. widowed fourteen uives, the farms
of those deceased husbands are con,iguous.]
In St. John. N B. March IL, the Rev. Math.
er Byles. aged 60. late Rector Of the city, and
Chaplin of the District.
In New Gloucester. on the 25,h inst. Miss
Hannah Allen, aged %, of consumption. She
in early part Of lite, became professor of reiig
ion, and her behavior evinced her sincerity. She
met her fate with calnness and resignation, in
hopes Of blessed eiefnity. On the 26th inst
Mr.. Wil'ism Tobey. sged so; formerly Of Port.
land.-Mrs. LOIS. wife Of Mr.. Joshua Merrill,
aged so. Her death was occasioned by cancer,
which for several months, was very painful.
In THE town. sucdefly. while sitting in his
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
Snle at HuSi,aF.

ids9 ar TICI90Ns
TO be fold AZ Public vendue, by order OF Cof'tes
on 7.elsy. the si'sb acy y JS"' se.f' at s'fs'S
osissb !. The f~'ssss, q the dwelling nouie OF rev
Lun,, in the town Of Stroudwa' or, IN the county
of Cuanbe.aod 70 much Of the Real Eilate OF Peter
Noye., late Of Falmouth, in laid county, ,eomsrs
deceafed. a. will bee fuficiens to rate The fun OF
eight hundred add fifty dollars, for the purPais OF
paying the deb,s of iaid deceafed, with incidental,
charged Said Rlaate conGits of FIVE fmaii Lots OF
Land, in laid strordwaser. near Back Cove Bridge
containing about thirty eigh, acres 10 the whole
and 10 that part of the Real Effae Of Peter ve's
late of laid Falmouth, Eiq deceafed, which wa, fet
off 10 his Ton Peter Noyes, in div Gon of his ea,c
made by order Of the Judge of Probate Ole OF
fad lots 10 lubed to the life eftate Of Mary Noyess
~ tenant in dover. The itua,ion 10 good and the
land 10 of an excellent quality.
: MARY MOVES, As~isjesas,ixs
Falmouth, April %, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
BIBLE SOCIETY OF AINE.

THE Members of the Bible Society of Maine,
= are hereby notified tina, their annual meeting
for the choice Of officers, &c will be holden At the
Court Houfe in Portland, on Thurfday the 5,h day
Of May, At g O'Clock NJ Sermon will be de-
livered At the Meeting Houfe of the 6rft Pariih
by the Rev. EDwARD PAYsoN, in the evening, &C.
conpanied with other devotional eserciles, and =
contribution made to AID the de6gn Of the inftitu-
sion. -Ezercifes to begin II O'Clock
Per order,
Apri! Is OLIVER BRAY. Reg SM'y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

gorysE or REPRESENTA7YVES,
MONDAY, APRIL l8.
CONDUCT OF The WAR.


Mr.. Miller of N. Y. rose to submit mo.
ton on the subject of an inquiry into the
manner in which the war has been con-
Quoted. He would not say any thing in
favor ofthis motion, in addition to what had
slready been urged on this subject during
the present session, unless merely to add
tina, the recent occurrences on the northen
fr,n,ier offered an additional reason why
the inquiry should take place. The mo-
ion he made was in the following words
Axseived. That committee be appointed to
;aeulre into the causes Of the failure Of our arms
a he Northern and N. Western frontier, and
that said committee have leave 10 sit duting the
recess Of the house, and that they have leave to
sad for persons and papers.
On the question Of proceeding now to
consider the resolution, the vote having
been taken by yeas, and nays on sug-
gssion Of Mr.. Troup Of Geo i. was decid-
ed in the negative. Yeas %, Nays 90.
So the House refused now to proceed 10
consider the said resolution.
Mr.. Epps, from the committee appoint
ed 70 wait on the Prcsiden: Of the United
States, reported that they had performed
the duty assigned TO them, and received
for answer that he had no further commu
nica,ion to make to the house
And the house, after receiving back the
bills which had been laid before the Presi-
dent adjourned sine die.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
For Sale, at THE Store Of
E LITTLE 81 co

NAVAL Tacucks Naval Hiftory of the U s. +;
4 Nautical almAnack for 1914 " 1915: Syringe
Efays on difiiuguianng train Of Chrilian Charac-
ter; Life Of Milf, Carer; Life Of Wellington, a,
D 90; Eaays on Sheep by Teifier, Dauben,on
aud Liviugilon; Trimmers Sermons; EnGeid's
Phi!ofophy; Mafonie Contributions; william on the
skin; Warren on the ufe Mercury DorfeyS Sur
gerry; Life Of Spencer; Life of Mrs Newell; Oh
No Encyclopedia May
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

TIE tubfcr.her hereby g,ves puoi,c Lonce TO III
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himiet the truA Of adm.n,flr a,or
on the e0a'e Of LEvXSANB0xNia,e of s,.od,ll,
In he county of Cumberland. trader decesied. bv
giving bond a. The law d,reef.-he therefore re-.
euc.ts AL Peri"ns who are indeb,ed to he f,,d
ssceaied's slla,e to make immediate payurut ma
thsie who have any dema. d. thereon, 60 sxhib;,
the lame % 16TER shN60RN
April 90, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

I q Tne cURfoUs, ras Iuxvstous AM IA.
HsPocsosDaIAcH cif,zeh. of Po-.,ans aud in
vicinity - .fered the voLArILs ARoMAric and
HEAD ACHE sRUrs which !. enclofed N al eievaur
bottle, aniwering all the pu pofes If fluff boz;
prepared by JOHN WHITwsLL Caem.0 d Drug
gin. Bottom. MATS In confequeuce Of the ,e,ters-
ted atsempss Of obfcure individuas of ca time. 10
Hcfsns and unprincipled TO impo(e upoo The c,e8.
ulity OF the people, BY hoft of remede /; fAIli..
bic 10 al Gales sv6efbss sssske . ises..6s puh,cs.
tons Of THE are no more to he regarded han the
declarations Of man prcverbsi for b, ~ ~, -
vsrsciiy Who either from principle or pol.sy oeea.
honally fpsaks the truth-The adyertiler therefore,
~ this initanee Will only add, laies 10 ~ n
amount have been effected in Bolton add e'few
and in all cafes 10 the iatsfaon Of the ,urehaers.
Numerous Afidav,ts Of ia, efficacy miah, be addu.
eed. but IN thefe afo the pubic can place no cco.
hdence One avenue only feem. open to asreA .hs
attention. and fsrute the confidence OF the commu.
nifty. and thas avenue ,s in posli,n of the vropri.
or ~ the voluntary and undated ces,iics.c II
Dod Be, WMethcuie the Jennsr OF Amer;ea-
C.,s,fssse from Docs Bsy Wsa.6s.fs. jsllss, Of ne
ses 81 .esis:y IL Lsssos sst q sSr ssisS s.S.ef
'sbsss y F,s~s--.ss pvysC y Sss.y s.s S.sssi.s n
ps.fs il tie Usiss,fy + c-@b,ixs ~ p.i. lss.>nr
:. Ss.s., ~is'sa'gy ass ssss-si fey i NJ .Ls..,
Sr. IN an!wes 20 your letter Goa, aiming euumer-
stion of the articles eompolins ycur (ruff-I wonA
remark thar although have found a, re.fon for
changing my well known opinion Of the pernic, ~
effects IT the nordi0axe uis Of tobacco in am n. q
neserthsiefs eannOt perceive the tame ohistaon
70 you're. The articles are certainly innocsn. Il
their qualires-Thofe liaee to ncrvou. aud .,fh.c
head sehe'. veil know thai &c Of ,hole di.,ref;n-
affections noA eouaoaIy iubfde on f2on, aueous
fnseiiag towards night. and Il shis relief can he e.
pedised By nssnusasosy. ! 1houd give he ure,er4
eace 70 yosf eonpo6sion over thar Of powdered
tobacco o. ewes tho. imported Cephaiie SnuG ~
ingrediants Of which il unksowa 70 Us With ,h;.
view kave uiea POUR fnHE myfslf aod reeomneo.
ded i 70 othess- am yours &c Assi Wse<rS,.t.
DoRon, Mkreh 50. 1914
To Js6s ? W10spsy, Chemifl 4 Dsusr;ff
ID no(t diforders Of the head. .,srsieu;a,iv ,h>
common head ache eatarrh, dxxioeiss v.oous. ~.
the u!e Of this competition is ways beoe6e;.i ara
in moR cafes sfsctua the favour ;s frasr Ar ~
sef ching, and ~ article Of Iuaur far iuper;or
70 any Rernsatory whatever, from lis ereas s.ter.
sseea sssii~ NO competition il better qu,i,Aed =
relt caosagou. the ufe Of il shss efore =
6bie fer all thofe who wa.ch with OF v;ft ehe i;ek
- LSs,si ss,ss 70 sUtasfss cse.n~,
Wholeiale purchalery vii be REFUNDED the nrin.
cipai and inserettof any number they may have
on hand and fee 1t TO return in one wear from ne
tale. Pfice u 4 pr Doc. SO Cents Or. bottle
~ The proprietor Of the above Stuff would
iatoar the :ahabi,an,s Of Portland sad v,c,n,tv.
.hat eoniiant fuPPly will be kept fer tale BY Nj.
JOHN COZ, No 4. RaehauRe lireet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
Garden Seeds.

THE fubferiber has lately obtained from various
parts Of the country, an esseuGve affortmens
genuine Garden Seeds of the Ian years growth.
AJ6-A variety Of Flower Seeds.
Genuine Garden Seeds taken ia exchange for
Drugs and Medicine It head of Long Wharf, FORE
Eflsest John DUPHE
Portland, April 20, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
70 Sell Or, Let,

a Lot Of Lad containing about 6x aeres, with
= pleaiaasIy 6,uased Houfe. two 0osies high.
and Barn thereon, lying 10 Stsoudwaser, on the
road to Oorham. about two and half mies from
Portland. Said Lot will be Told o. let on sexfona-
BILE tefms Enquire Of GEO. WARREN,
Portland, 2elh Apeii, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

HE fubieriber hereby esves public notice to all
concerned thai he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hmfelf the tvuf Al sdmini "a
the eiizie Of J0NAzHANSAdlz,H, late Of Bride
too. in the county Of Cumberland. trader, ets.icd
by giving bond ~ the law direcls-he therefore re-
queits ali perions Who are indebted 10 the Gaia
aeeeaieds eisA.e 70 make immediate paynsnt; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 10 eshibie
the fame to CHARLES SMITH
Apr,i 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
PASTURAGE.

GOOD PaAurage for Horfes aad Cattle may be
~ had At the Farm lae the properly Of C Du-
rant. BIG. ia Scarborough. One hundred aud
twenty aeres, laid dowa ~ moving land. 10 now
converted into paRurage, which u we'll wsssred
and affords good lhade-Apply 1t laid Farm. or of
NATaAsisL DANA, in Portland.
Half b!ooded Msrino Rams. for fAle q faid farm.
Scarborough. 4p,a 80, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
NOTICE..

TIP Hay Scales in this town, will be leafed for
year, commencing on the eth Of May next
-sho(e perfons deGrous Of taking them are re4Ieif-
ed 20 make their propoials in writing to either Of
the Se'e6tmen Of faid town, previous to the day
shove mentioned Satisfactory feeurty for the pay.
mani Of the Rent, and Of punetual sstendance will
be required. By s.dsv If TIE sslsa~m.
DANIEL TUCKER. C5s;,.ss.
q Portland. April IS. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
Croekery Ware Store.
B. C. ATWOOD,

Hay MaAs Req, Mia4A f,sss,
HAS for iale general aGar:ment Of
Croeksry; GI4)5 q China Ware.
Rsssssty .sssivss, few Gaze. of
china ups and 'sauccrs,
which will be fold very Cheap for the ,lm.s. Az
fosted Crates carefully fepseksd.
Pasissd. Apsl 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
To BE- )ald at Public Vtndae, BY Virtue Of q
Hce.ce from the Circuit Court of Common

Pleas, for the county Of Cumberland.
late of falmouth 10 fad county. mariner, decesf.
ed. inteftAse. (conGftios of one undivided ninth
part of he efate left BY his the fsid Charles late
father, jeremiah Bucknam. deceaied,) a. will pro.
duce the fura Of tx hundred and wenty dollars, TO
enable the sAd-inftrasor to pay faid deceafeds
debss With incidea.al Charge sale 20 be at the
widow Bucknam's Tavern ia faid Falmouth on
Sstwdey. the 4sh Of June next, ~ =. o'cock A. n.
Conditious of faie will be made known 1t the open.
ing Of the veodue.
CHARLES ATHERT0N. Adss..
Portland, Msy g 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

|. HE iubfefiber hereby gives public notice 10
i oil concerned tia, he has beeu duly appoint !.
ed and taken upon himfeif the sruil ef an Rsscuor
Of the iala Win 4 Teftament Of = 0S6flzC0BB. ate
Of Falmouth. in the county Of Cumberland, yso-
man dseeased BY giving bond d the law drecls he
therefore requeR ell perions Who are Indebted to
the '.d d:esalsds sll.'e 70 make inmsdi.'s pay
ment and sS0ss who have any demands therein 20
eshibt the tame 60 EN0cA CO1A
Atvd 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

ne inhacf.bers hereby give public notice 70 all
concerned, that they have been duly appo;nreI
b taken upon shem(evss the trul If sdmiuiitrat.re
on the Glare CT RICHMOND LORlNO. late Of
Northyafmou b in the county of Cumberland, yso.
man, decealed. BY giving bond ~ the Law direti.--
they therefore s-auels al perfoos who are indebted
70 the iaid deceaieds ease. to make immediate pav
nent and ,hoie who have any demands the, eoo,
70 exniess the Tame to SAMUEL LORIN3,
WILLIAM LORtllO,
lp,N 2skj, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
NOTICE..

NUI1LE.
NOTICE ]. hereby given that GATED meeting
of the Ovcrfeers Of Bowdoin College viii be
holden 10 the College Chapel in Brsnfwck, on
ruefday, the a7th Of May intf. At 70 clock n
Rxercifes Of the Exhibition to commence at II
o'clock JOHN ABBOT. Seev
B.ssisciei May e. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
Wanted to Hire.

A BOY for houfe. about II years Of sss-
- good wagss will be gwen None need appY
un'efs willing 20 devote h,mfsif entirely to hSS
msflers fervies. Require u sh;s 0lics
May
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

In Mamakating. N Y Mr.. VIII lam crswfof,
aged so to Miss El,z beth Dickerson, aged 16.
In PowaAl by the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin. Mr.. Ma
n snieI R;deout, of N Yrmoush, to Miss Cath
crime Richardson, of N W Gloucester.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
VICTORY OVER THE CREEK INDIANS

IN Algebra IS less tnan nothlng
VICTORY OVER THE CREEK INDIANS.
AS kind Of Offset FOR the defeats and
disasters experienced on the Canada From
tiers, our war managers dwell with no small
degree Of triumph, and are entitled to some
consolation from the late victories obtained
by the army under Gen. Jackson, over the
Creek Indians. The Commander Of the
expedition against the Creeks, In his eff
eial account Of the battle of the 9Th Of
March, states that the number Of Indians in
the engagement was 1000; ofthese 557
were left dead on the field and a great num-
b.r were killed by the horsemen in attempt.
ing to cross river j, was supposed not
more than 10 escaped. $50, women and
children, were made prisoners The A
merican loss was &c killed & l06 wounded.
Ely this il appears that the real object of
the present war is more on account Of the
Fur-trade than Free trade ="
ri Citizen" in reply to the Scavinger for
Gen. I,ish's reputation was received TOO
late for insertion. Altho' this learned adj
dress is more severe and cutting ii possi-
ole than the 6rst--wc thinK it unnecessary
to enter further into the alteration. The
public have the facts, let them Judge.
The Editor Of the Is. u, Advertiser Justly
observes. snow political controversy is
At stand We have not the heart to
quarrel with men 10. measures which they
are every day growing sack Of, or to reason
elaborately on state OF Things. which 10
morrow may be totally changed Each
successvs change Of national policy
we shall coolIy record. ard then patiently
wait tor snother, with the hope in the mean
time that the sim pie fac, may have salu
tary eject on the minGs Of the people, =
We hope however, that the old proverb
a burnt child breads the fire" will not be
forgotten by the people and that they will
in their choice Of rulers, hereafter act &C
cordingly.