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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-22
CASE CT CURE,
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STteCLSLt rom 70 'Ses"'o o''s '' =
John xiooser, rofe-.naker, noutn De-
e,l.l street, betWeen Mary and CHRISTIAN
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maheth
.o,ta as follows. ia nely--tnat ms vile,
May Hoover, was So severely anhcted
y tiyio,ent aneanatsm, very dangerous
" situated, tao Consequence oi severe
cold after lying IN, as to De cohhilea To
her bed for seyerai weeks, and was at
learth reduced to the melancholy afpre-
he.isioa Of remaining grippe 1or lie,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dIcal advice was followed, aad every pro-
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
sege ii cases of clres perormeI Dy ha-
mslt5a's Essence a I'd extract OF Mustard,
t..ey we're procured IRON Mr. blren. No.
81. Soatn second street. The hrst appli-
catiaa enabled her to walk across the
ra, \. aaI the use OF CHE bottle restored
her To DER usual state OF health anu
streasth. ,a, ,,,avpp
Sworn aud subscribed before EoeneAer
Ferguson, esq. one OF the Jasnces ei the
peace for Philadelphia coanty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-22
AitlcicS OF ASSCc.at4Ln

F.rming Company Of Limited Part
nersisip, to establish a b. sNh wlthn
the Toun Il .4Iexana,ia 10 be denom.- :
a10t. n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
Ebipp,.g 5Imtelltgeilse.

Portuguese ana French Plrates. Cap. Sousa of
the Spanish ship La Cones p,ion arrived ~.
York from Havana, informs that on he 9Th
Mach, in lat 80, long "a, he was boarded and
robbed by small privateer, of 3 guns, and 90
or 50 men. Two OF The men were Portuguese,
md The residue Fgenchmen. They displayed
British colors, and pretended 10 be from Wis
mington, n. G. They plundered eleven gold
watches from one OF The passengers and robbed
the ship OF seven trunks containing wearing APP
parel, cables, sn anchor, all her compasses, 8
q lAdranss, several charts, and many other sriis
cics.
A letter from very respectable mercantile
house, at Lisbon, dated 14th Feb. says, |" We
canno,, IT me present moment, give you any en-
enlargement for the sale Of UEiled States exc
ports 70 this country There bad been sbund.
ant supplies of wheat Fl ON France, corn fem the
Mediterranean, and Saves from baltic, for pres
IN use; also of Dsvsl stores. Flom aud after
the Isl of March, -four TO be sublec, 10 duty OF
IS per bill Some chance for Carolina rice
Salt provisions dull.-Fesrs expressed thst he
trade wi h the Uniled States would be yery lin
tied for some time.
Lete,s from England, dated in Jan in innate
that shipments for tits country would not be
made to much extent, until tire sriivsi In Euro, s
OF The regusr American tgaders.
We learn from Turks Island that tie cotton
crops on lie Caicos have been very bed. he
camille berg very destructive. Provision crous
were abundant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
fore you get through you will meet the bitter

fore you get through you will meet the bitter
disappointment the pauper,o
have seen fifty young men abandoning their
accustomed pursuits of honorable industry, &c
rut in epaulets and faunt in sashes--a dirk by
their sides, seeming, as they msrched along,
10 say, |" The devil lake the poor. my fortune )
made for this world" Mistaken men laure!s
are ,scarcer than silver ore. Remember, that
great spirit tempered with prudence, is necesss-
~ to stem the strong stream that Is sweeping
you TO oblivion. Let not the fri7pery OF lace,
epauleis and feathers, raise your vanity. Be
cautious. iesl HABITS Of commanding generate no.
tons OF despotism and pride, hostile to freedom,
and incompatible with times of peace. Let eve
ry scsion be governed by principles Of the purest
honor. The notion entertained by some, that
to kill your man--seduce your girl, and to- loo
your friend. is spirited and g-nteel--my word
for it, it is traught with the cup the bitteresi
repentcnce---,f ignominy-~of wretche6asss.
Washington was an accomplish a soldier, and
pauesn Of vtrtuous conduct. Emulate his
virtues protect the fair reverence the laws,
and guard the civil rights of your countrymen
and remember that the solde 3 sword should
only be stained with the blood Of the enemies
20 his country.
Many lady have I seen, who believing her
glass, and the batteries OF coxcomhs, has ImsgIn
ed herself divine, and thought. N the sPrlt OF
he psupet MY fortune is made for this world "
Foolish thing She refuses the honorable ad
dresses of an industrious honest msn--in every
respect her equal, because her beauty ought to
bring her fortune. dozen years Of coquetry
discovers the error. and the proud forssken girl
retires to the shade with ali the chAgcin and
modification OF the disappointed paupee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
DIED.

In Phiiad, RICHARD SODERSTROM,E q.
Swedish Consul General to the u. ). H ~
He had resided in the u. S. 80 years and part
OF the lime in Boston.--In Auburn, n. I 10"
sEPH N, Roo ., killed, ina quarrel, by his brothA
er-n-lsw, John Sawyer, from wound 10 the
head, received from piece OF board WIN
which Sawyer struck him. S. has been commits
ted for trial.-ln N York, Mr. BENJAMIN Res
sETsR Il All Yarmouth, n. Rev. RAM
MA CossEr, aged. rs, Recter of x. and tor Az
years missionary from The society for propagss
ing the gospel.
AT Bow, N. Fl. since the Cd Of Aprll, Mr..
Samuel Coily, aged S8-Mr. Daniel Messer'
aged So Mrs. Hannah CIough, aged 5l--Mr'
Daniel Clough, aged 40-Mr. Timothy D4Greens
aged 24-Me. James RoweIl, aged 20--ail OF
the prevailing epidemic. QFMany OF The css-s'
says the Concord Gazette, have appeared, ~
more malignant form in this place Than IN The
n ishboring towns, in the earer.psrt OF the
wint r., owing 10 The presence of severe Paer"
nsonic I.f I1,,nsation attended with fixed & acu'e
pains IL the breast and sides, respirstion shart
and laborious, constant and harrsssing cough,
bloody expectoralion sc. s. mpioms bull little uns
der the controul Of medicine when the intendsnt
tever is of the Typholdype. All those cases in
which the lungs NOT the principal seat of the
disease, have easily yielded TO the usual medi-
cines. Since the favorable change of wesshers
The attacks have been mlder, md less frequent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
Rhode. Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, APRIL, 81. On Wednes-
day, the Freemen of this State assembled
in their respective towns, TO elect General
Officers for the year ensuing, and Repre-
senta,iyes in the next General Assembly
The result of the election has surpassed
the most sanguine expectations OF iedera-
ism, and defeated the most aspiring hopes
of democracy. Aware that many federal
voters were absent, and hat confidence OF
success produces dangerous apathy, We
were apprehensiye that Governor JONES
and his associates would be reelected by
decreased majorities. Our fears are en-
tirely removed, and We can confidently an
nounce their reelection by considerable
accession of votes. The democrats OF this
State conhded in the false and ephemeral
glory which the administration borrowed
from the closing scenes OF the war, and they
fondIy hoped that the Misrepresentation OF
the treaty would delude the treemen into
belief that il was " honorable ~ all reYtects,"
and that those who considered 1t disgrace
full to the administration, were indlscriml-
nate oppostionists and unprincipled dema-
gogues. They have however, been com
ple,ely bafA ed in their attempts to deludej
and sadly disapp ointed in their hopes q
SUCCESS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

cans" and has very candidly avowed
thar h. publiihed his Berlin and Milan
DEGREES with the object of involving them
in war with Great Britain, which he
expected, would have operated as d.
verfion to his own continental projects.
When the hrft imprefTons of novelty
were efaced, and the fri hurry OF his
arrangements over, BonaParte seems from
all the accounts which we have read or
heard, to have gradually subfded, as was
naturally to be expected into fate
bordering on snnni tie has grown much
fatter, exercifcs e(s, and neeps more; Jet
fill exhibits, by fits, all his characteristic
reltleRne(s, and fill amuies nimieif with
plans of building and prof. Cts of admin
iitration, when are abandoned as taft as
conceived.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
: SOLOMON BOYCE,


. !, ID nh received new iuPply of
h smsrican Manufactured Goods.
.-hcb are paidea and itriped GlNGHAMS
schsrk. Bedticking denim Diapers, Nankin
p's1 N blue Cloth, shirting, Shee,ing. Shaker
80 &c Single YARN for warp and fill
' ~. and blue--green warp, red do. coPpera'
3 ', s'h,ead white ffocking Yarn, 2thread white
= .sored do lewipg Cotton Of all coIors that
ues.IIv ufed-alfo,a few haadfonie SHAWLS
ut.--Thege goods being from one of the old
.'shA eItablifhed Factories in America, are
20 Il equal quality TO any made in this coun
= "'s shookeepers and others can be fuppli ed or
n ,.rrved large fuoply Of morocco and lsath
- ssu0Es, among which are womens morocco
d,noers, ties, Sandals &c.-Mifes ditto
a s ditto mems morocco pumps, leather
~ -.o.sns leather bootees-do. one and twoties
J, S;de !raps-mif1es do. childrens' leather
80. how. thick and thin ihoes-hlens' do-al-
4 -omens' cheap hoes, SC.
a,he above goods are for Tale at the Lowell
40 prices o
BOOTS & SHOES
..de for cufomers rnd warented good.
AI6-For Sale,
AIot Of LAND with Dwelling Houfe, &c
,bsrsou, peafantly ftuated on Back Greet, cal
uIusd for two families or one
Portland, 9TH month 10. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
p.LE1eH,(N c. MARCH 81.
Endemic or Camp Plague.

Epidemic or Camp Plague.
The great fatality ofthis disease In many
parts of the State has become very alarm
ing. From the most respectable source we
understand that nearly one tenth part OF
the population of Northampton county,
have died with it. 1t is stated that upwards
of 20 persons have died in Smithheld and
its neighbourhood within 10 days-ln con-
sequence Of which the Judge adjourned
Court on Monday without doing any bu-
siness.
It's mentioned in The Georgia Journals
that Col Benjamin Hawkins has resigned
his appointment as Agent for Indian Affairs
in the Greek Nation.
Mr.. Thomas Gales, formerly of this citys
has been appointed by the President OF the
United States Indian Agent, in place OF pr.
Sibley, removed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
Bonaparte.

From The Quarterly Review
One OF Bonaparte's tirlt cares was 70
feled Flag for the Elbefe empire, and
after fome hefitation be fixed on "argent,
on bend gules. three bees or" at the
armorial enGgo of his new dominion 1t
is itrange that neither he nor any Of thofe
whom he conluted fhould have been
aware that Elba had an ancient and pc
cullar enign, and it is fill more remark
able that this enGgn fhould be one dngu-
larly adapted to Bonapartes Gtuation--b-
ing no other than " d 7vbeei-tbe emblem
fays Mr.. Berneaud, "f the ticlGtudes Of
bzman life, which the Eibeie have bor-
rowed from the Egyptian myteries, !"
(c. 3.s 2
This is as curious coincidence as any
we ever recolled to have met--as the
medals Of Elba with the emblem of the
wheel are we'll known, we cannot but
iuppofe that Bonaparte was aware of the
clrcumitanCe. Yet he is reprefented as
having in vain made feveral anxious en-
qulries after the ancient arms of the Is
land.
During the 6rf months Of his ref.
dence there, his life was, in general, one
of characteristic activity and garulous
frankuess. He gave dipners, went to
balls, rode every day about his illand,
planned tortiHcations, aqueduGs, lazaret-
tos, harbors and palaces and the very
tecond day after he landed, fitted out an
expedition CT dozen folders TO take pois
teilion Of little uninhabited iAand called
pianota, which lies few leagues from
Elba-on this location he faid good hu-
moredly, "Ioute Europe dira que TAI
deja fat une conquete."-(hN rur9pe
.fbali/ay that Ibave ALREADY made one can
qa94
Having in one of his executions reach
ed the fubmit of the higheit hill on the
ifland, where the (ea was ViGbIe all around
him, he ihook his head with affected
folmni,y, and exclaimed, in bantering
tone, F." Eh il faut avour que mon lis eft
bien petite - ha5 i! it m4f be o7vnsd
that my Nand is v~y JmaN
The chief violence of his rage feems
to be directed againh Martial Marmont !;
whom, as well as Augereau, &c fome-
times calls by names TOO grois for repeti-
ton, and charges roundly with treachery.
Of the allied troops, as compared with
his, he exprel1ed the mott profound con-
tempt. " The Prullians were the bef,
but he would beat even them with one
third of their number" In the vexation
of his heart, however, he did jultice to
Butcher Gee vieux diable," (Ibis old
devi he faid, never gave me reH.
beat him TO day good, he attacked me
to morrow. beat him in the morning
he was ready 70 fight again in the even
ing. He iuffered enormous lohes, and
according to all calculation, ought to
have thought himfslf TOO happy TO be
allowed to retire unmoleiteG, initead OF
which he immediately advanced upon
me all lie vieux diable, p oh the old
dsvI
On several occaiions he has been for
ward to exprels his contempt Of the peos
pie, and more pointedly of the government
Of the United States. He has totally
forgotten NJ L. Due de BaiIano's afur-
ance, "that bis mg1ay loved TIE dn1eti-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
SHERIFF. SdLF.

fa,e /, execution, Clement Martin a.
IA Mn n4'0a',ei P00r and John Coburn J
lar..I~ 0f jald at Public Vendue, on
,sst ai', ! the I3tb day Of Nay next, at
lasrs A. s. "a. upoa The p,emijss,
use,o,s 's' 10 the Brunfwick Cotton Man
Win Z I VIZ W No. Is, No IA, aud No. 40
'aucx OF to the highelt bidder.
aaafu;et JOHN F. HALL, D. S5e,iE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
FROM THE CLEANER,
The cogitations of my Uncle John,

~ VS. AeNttAC'AS Va az
:" The Devil take he poor Of our fozpn my tor-
tunes maze for th1s zu0tla."
Prosperity inloXc like wlne--and strong
mus, be the head that is not turned by i, 4
pauper who lived by the sea side, rot far from
The pleasant village of Thornvllt, found among
The sands some shining PARTICLES. Delighted
10 dis over what he supposed was silver orc, he
carefully gathered a parcel OF II, aud took 1t o
a silgersmith to assay. The silvorsIh ia had =
piece of mischief in his com Iuon, and he
,lighly shpt piece IF silver into ,he crucible.
1Ee poor man stood, g all eye, all ear, all eA
pectation" while The experiment was MAXI IL.
Twas done--snd behold The product "a. :
piece of pure silver. Enasptrred at tie sight
lie pauptr exclaimed, ~ An exiacy Of Joy
" the deVH take ,he poor q our tO1an my fortunes
made TO, th'S rotId {,
would thank you, gentle Mss, 10 restrain
that smile. How much wiser would you h we
&C, ed, had you though your, Ell suddenly raised
tom penury o stii Aence: Believe me-, gentle
resder, not one in lseniy would hese behaved
better.
A hundrei cidents Occur every year, Tia
bflng The story fresh 10 my recolls~tiun.
When lsee man leaving his regular business
--dasnlng into the Wild specuis'ions land hv,nl
| IN style equal 10 his hopes Of wealth Thinks
| l-,o-myself--" My boys though It be !" the dew
| ske tue poor OF CIR town to-day, ten 10 one be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
M4RRIED.

In Vrsna, Col. RoseRr JOHNSON, Ast, ~
10 Miss FANNY RLEDgoE, OF Kentucky E 20
A Derby, on The second inst. Mr.. San'H:s
Bisco, of y oodbridge, 10 Mrs. Stasi'a Hfchc0ceG 1
of Derby, after an ex raoi dinary couesship OF
one hour on the evening preceding the nupiislss
I" They join'd :heir hands in Hynaen's sands,
:" 44ad haiPd the HAPPY HOUR"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

as their Secretary, Littleton w. Tazewell,
Esq of Norfolk, lawyer OF considerable
emlnence. The station is one of impor-
lance The board bears some resemblance
to the British admiralty board, and its Sec
rotary, MIR. Croker, Is q member OF par
lament. Our navy, in its civil as we'll as
military character, is drawing around it an
increase of attractions and splenGor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
NAVY BOARD.
a6la

Ertracl ofa letter from Washington, Of
IArH Ia.
Commodore Rodgers, and Captains
Hull and Porter have arrived in this civ,
and are about organizing the navy board, oil
which they constitute the commissioners
II is understood that they have appointed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
PRICES CURRENT,

For the information of our readers, We
shall, occasionally, give them someof the
prices current. In The last from Phlladel-
phia we say no mention Of Gun boats bet
We are informed tina: they sold at auctions
on Friday last, at los Dollars each. The
frs, cost was 5000 Dollars De-. Gaz,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
FOR SALE.

4R3 conveaient and well 6uifhtd
syXypwELLING HOUSE. pleafaDt-
w d ~ huaied on Free flreer, nearly
opponte Union fall. accomo-
d md vi 0asd with good Barn. Wood
"a an ss,f WIN pump which affords good
asofs pa OF The year-For particulars
~Fa24 "ei OF Bonon--or the iubfcriber
DANIEL COBB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
Bible Society Of Maine.

Bible Society Of Maine.
THE Members of the Bible Society of Maine
ne hereby notified that The Annual Meeting
n he choice of Officers, &c. will be holden at
IL Court Houfe in Portland, on THURSDAY, the
Adg Of May next, at 8 O'Clock P. M.
1Dlcourle will be delivered in the evening, b.
b Rev Pre6dent Appleton, pr the Rev. Ffancli
Down, .. the Meeting HOufe of the fri Parifh ;
shsa Contribution will be made TO aid the deGgr
dihe lnliIution.
BY order ef DE zrgfee,,
EDWARD II. COBB, Reg. Sss'y.
April %, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

I'nL &ecsmen of ,his town have appointed Mr..
!, rSocH Mo5LToN, fsaler of Weights and
Msas'e and he has been fworn to the faithful
sHe0aee OF The duties of his Office which will
. Performed al his fhop in Exchange ftreet.
Portland, April 20. 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
TO LET.

~ LEI,
THE itore under the fchool room in Union n
: with the back yard-and immediate po1eG.-
~ gwen Apply to the fubfcriber at No ic
Log wharf VIM. SWAN.
FOR SALE Us dBOVE
J ehe'i' real Hyon TEA, Of firlt quality
10 bags COFF E
u kegs 6g TOBACCO, &c.
April "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
FOR SHE.

tvSN ho'e' on Union Wharf in Portlsnd-Fiv,
s 70 the same Wharf aud 1900 acres o
m'f aad in Bald.;n-Erouire of
EZEKIEL WHITMAN,
fa'land, March III, 1878. nf}
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

jm 1laDy. .funr. CLERK to the Pro-
III, praefsrs sf Union WbaJ:
Ws'he fubicriber,. being FIVE of the Propri-
aofs Of Union Wharf, requeft you to call
hs1g q land Proprietors OH Monday the 8,h
n NAY next, at ME-. TiIton's Inn, in Portland
NICE, viz. ~ ui'OH '"' ''i0"i's
y 70 ehoofe moderator.
clta.s'' ~ Inc vacancies of Whar6nger and
n sa',, oscafoned by the religna,ion Of Capt.
kbn,h.~ 1pon any matters that hzll come
~'0en relative to faid Wharf.
''ud, April 2lR, 1875.
ARTHUR MLELLFN,
!, DAVID SMITH.
Signed ROBERT BOYD
JAMES c. JRWETT,
SAM. F. HUSSEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
Political a9iffeaany.

Connecticut Election annual cleo
ton of state officers, and members of the
legislature, took place on Monday of las,
week Our present Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary and Treasurer, are re-
elected by large majorities. From the
general remissness of the federalists thro'
out the state, il is probable there will be a
few more democratic members in the as.
sembly this spring, shan last fall For a
number OF years past, the enemies of our
state government have not supported any
candidates of their own ; in consequence of
which the federalists had become extreme
ly negligent in their duty. But at the late
Freemen's Meeting, the democrats, in a
secret manner, took unwearied pains to
rally their broken forces, and in great ma
nv towns have given their old candidate for
Governor a considerable number of votes
1t is hoped this fact will teach the friends
oforr excellent state government the i'm
portaace of being continually on their
guard; and that punctual attendance or
the days of election will alone secure them
the inestima5le privileges they have hitherto
enjoyed. c. Courant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
publj1k Auction.

I. fo,d on 9Th May, the DWELLING
~ , - now occupied by the subicriber,i
nO ,;,s,.lv fold at private fale--it 10 very con-
= .rd ha. good Garden and fruit trees 10
Ss'sp ROBERT CROSS,
Is Iarne
Anal n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
FOR CHARLESTON, S. c.

- THE fchooner Funice, Joihua
WA Gordon matter, will fail in ten
III I'm days-for freigh. or pafage. ap-
p ~ ply to the matter on board, lying
at Union Wharf.
April 24th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01

lpsu.sr Portland april 2lf, 1915:
! Union WI inc ABOVE requeit. the Proprietors
as,ad ~. .'' are hereby notified tosmeet at the
We'd ,o, .uc LOT the purpofes thereia men
MIN MuSSEY, JUnR. Pro. CLERK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-01
LOVE.PATS.

from HIN. Goblet 10 The Democrats.
A gentleman mentioning yesterday, that
he has lost his pocket-book, il was suggest
cd that he might have had his pocket mex
ed +" that's impossible" replied he, for
am certain have not been IN comhany 7vith
a democrat"
Co66ett's Gazette, Nov IL, 1897.
The Democrats are absolutely worse
than the English Gypsies, for they are
never supposed TO steal more than The
amount OF what they pay. If kept tsy
crn for the entertainment of these sans
culottts, would, as they do in the Mob
houses i'll London, have the knives and forks
chained down to the table and as TO silver
spoons, it should do their eyes good when
they saw them.
Goblet, Dec. $, 1897.
"IRONY n. s-A mode of speech on which
The meaning il contrary 90 the words IS ~
ltHS6roke zpas holy man"
l1ohnsoa'e Dictionary.
We leave il 10 the reader 10 decide whether
the following which is literally extracted,
from the Aurora oil Friday, the ID April
inst. falls within the above definition. Il
is taken from character which is there
drawn OF James Madison.
Nothing is so noble, and at the same
time SO WISE as his administration.
His poiticks are as free and sound as
his character he dispenses and shows all
the subtillles and all he arts of diploma
fists.
Prudent and SINCERE goyernedby GOOD
FAITH, he does not think himself Obliged 10
speak all that he thinks, but he scorns 10
say what he does MOI THINK.
His speeches are not studied, and he can
rot display, F1NEssE or ARTICLE.
His views are sublime, his Pro Misses
SACRED, his intentions pure, and the force
of his head corresponds to The nobleness OF
his heart.-(U. 5. Gaz.)