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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-18
Philadelphia, Sept. Is.
IMPORTANTLY
FRO.I ,NEIEED.

A gentleman direct from the Kingdom
of Mexico, ash the province Of YncatiB.
Informs us. that all the ports in both king
doms are.shat against all foreign fags
by TO al order f ON the Spanish govern
ment Their own vessels are also forbid
den frenn going TO any foreign port.
CampeachyWas alone open. for want
of sufficient torce to enforce the order,
but new captain general vas daily ex-
pectad. with 1900 or $200troops, when
the port would be shut at the point Of the
baFoaet.
The regal army appears TO be yietori
Gus almost every where, the patriots them-
selves ainost despair.
In Canpeachy,it was reported, there
we're II privateers belon 5iag to the pa
triets. cruising in the Bay O. Mexico :
,hey had captured q numAer of Spanish
vessels, the crews had been released, and
arrivedia Campeachy.
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The Subscriber

HAS FOR SHE, i.
40 bales Carolina Black Mess OF ilns
quality. suitable for Coach Making, Up,
holstciring, &c. Also, q few bales oess
E., Gilman.
Juis 9 1awsf :
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Notice.
Peter Bduduy'S best GMnpo10 der.
Aug. Il

Il CtST DuaaHy . oeSs onHpONUO's
HAVING for thirteen years been con,
cerued. in the manufactaty of Gunpowder
of z. ]. Dupont, (de RemourS) and Co,
and having last year withdrawn from the
said concern, | have established mann.
lactury OF tie same article under my par
ticuIar care, and beg leave to inform the
public, that constant assortment OF gun.
powder will be found with my agent Mr.
John Roberts, merchant, of Alexandra
which will be warranted to.be of the first
quality, and will be sold ON the most rea-
sonable terms.
Pe'er Bdud,ty.
Brandywine, August %
The subscriber has received and offers
for sale, supply of the above Gunpow-
der.
{. JOHN ROBERTS.
September 2 colin
For Sale,
91vHAT substantially built & elegant
q ly finished three story Srick Dxel-
fing House on Water-steeet, formerly
the residence of the late II. Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conjolnt-
.ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot. 90 feet froGt and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo-
dating to the purchasers
If this property be not sold prvlously
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
j. l.. M'kenaa
april "a dSt&2awtl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-18
Raleigh, Sept. Is.

Bad crops.-All our accounts from
the westward sneak of the distressing
OF the Farmers from the exces-
siye droght of the Summer. Many from
despair of making corn, have cut down
their st 9ks, and pHtAem up for fodder,
We have some consolation, however, IN
knowing that this is not the case in other
parts of the State. In this county, in
orange, and we believe, in most of the
Northern and Easteru counties, tie crnps
will be aearly as productive as. usual :
since .he late plentiful rain,
for though it fell too late to be servicea-
BILE to forward. Corn, that which was plant.
ed later will be greatly benefited by it
So that, upon the w,sete, we trust, that
scarcity which has been generally appFe-
Aended, will not be experienced, eAcep;
n PARTICULAR sections OF the country.
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dtbany, Sept. 10.

The fQsts of August, we are very sorry
to learn, have proved extremely injurious,
Ia the counties upon the Hudson, their
eifectsWere principally confined to the
low lands. To the westward the injury
mas been more general. A gentleman
direct, f.o,n Niagara, informs US, that Que
aalf pf the Ind, an corn crop has been cut
of. The drought, through great pc: tios
Iot the northern country, is also seriously
affecting. Occasional showers have at.
forded much relief; but in general IT, :
have been light, and their benefits tempo
Frary. We have not experienced all old
Itasirioned rainy day since May.
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A writer in a Montreal paper hints
"a Ithe best way. in case ofwar, to rendel
y S.eess the American squadron in Lake
sssanplain, would be to drain the Lake
saSh, he intimates, could be done, by q
Il nlne feet deeper than the rapids OF st
s,S'a; and which would cost less money
:, ~'a the building and equipment Of the
4 is'sadron, which was captured at the bat
Saei0re Plattsburg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-18

Az Earthquake was seusibly felt in this
aity and nelghboring country, about 9 o
clock on W ednesday evening,
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Z Situation Wanted.

september IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-31
New School

A Geutlemauiof liberal education. hav,
Ing very respectable testimonials at adj
lity & character, will commence School
In this place, las soon as a sOitable r2om
can be procuretl.( fog the instruction OF
boys in the Latin and Greek languages,
Mathematics, Geography with TIE use Of
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric. English
Grammar s Composition, Reading, Writ
ing, &c.
Terms OF tuition from FIVE to eight dol
lars a quarter.
Enquire at this Office.
N. B. A liberai rent will be given for
a guod School Room, in central and re-
tired situation.
July Is 2aw
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QUlGLY's

E,rr .1il Stone .Manifaeiorg.
HyiIE subscriber has received aaayge
a supply Of BURR BLOCKS. direct
from France and has commenced max
ine B,n,r NIL Stones, at his shop. upper
end of King street, near the store ct Mr..
James Anderson, where he cam. on a
short notice. furnish Stoues OF any size.
warranted egual to any in the United
States, and on tic most reasonable terms.
Michael Qvis!g.
anr;I e. rs
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i'lCn.

NNTHEREAS Mary Matthews. late oil
w GrantSfeld, in the county OF
King George and state OF Virginia, de.
ceased, by her last willard testament,
duly proved aad recorded in The court Of
said county. did begneath to certain per
sons named IN her Nili, aud To her ilnst
and second cousins, tAe money arising
from, her estate: this is therefore to re
quest and require all persons, standing II
the relation of first aud second cousins tt
said Miss Matthews, to forward then
names. with statement OF their re'a'
tionship, by letter, postage palJ, at,
dressed TO the subscriber, damstead
Post Office, King George County, Va
That arrangements may be made for dI
vision of said estate.
Ii'ounsend S. Ddde,
Executor Of Mary Matthews. dec
Borodino, August IS 2awlstOct
T The Editors of the National In
teltgencer, are requested TO insert th'
above twice week until the first OF DC
tober, and send their account to this OF
6cs..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-31
committee adjourned, 70 meet at the same
place, on Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock,

yi"ect VI" o"eoiutJ hSAt) ~ .30St,2
A. NJ.
On Saturday, the Sd Of .qugast.
The following proceedings took place
A majority OF the committee met, &C.
cording to adjournment. Moved aud
carried in the Affirmative, that Mr.. Red
heffer be desired to proceed Ia putting up
his machine, and setting it in motion.
Mr.. Colder, on behalf of Mr.. Redheffer,
stated, that Mr.. Redheffer was willing to
do it with safety to his own interest, and
submitted the following proposition, to
wit:
Charles Redheffer respectfully submits
to the gentlemen who have done him the
honor of their Attendance to Inspect his
machine. that he is DESTROYS OF proceeding
in such way as to obviate every Diff
Guilty and satisfy their wishes /; ard for
this purpose, proposes that two or three
persons, say Nathan Sellers and George
tulymer, persons OF known probity aud
experience in mechanics. shall be antho~
Ii7ed as a sub committee to receive the
and charge Of the machine ;
that lie will, to these citizens, so explain
|ths principles and operation, that they
shalt be able, .and nitfout any agency or
without The tendance Of { harlesRtdhef-
Ter, to put the machine in motion, sud
explain the principles clearly and salts
iactori!v. hat this snb-con mittee shall,
when they think fit, and fer such a rea-
,onabie period as the majority of the COM
aittee may think fiji, have tie sole charge,
aad tie invitation of theWembers Of the
& ,mnittce, until they shall be perfectly.
satisfied
Moved and seconded. tat the cansi-
Iteration OF MIR. I,edheiiar's proposition
De postPoacd, and carried unanimously.
i The Chairman t,en, in compliance with
ID first resol 4tion, dcsirea thar NJ. Bed
heiltr shnu,d proceed TO put up his na-
Gh!l,, a..d set it III motion.
,lr. KcdhelIer, haviag retired froFa he
fogm Afr. CresS was requested TO call
aia Ia, and sent out for that purpose.
-lr Re,Ineiter returned to the room,
when the chairman stated 20 l;'a the de-
sire Of the committee, "a above express ed.
The chaiTuiAH further stated to Mr.. Red
hetfer, ,i4t the committee desired to have
none OF lis secrets: but only required o.
'im, 70 put his machine n melton. Alr.
Pedhetier replied. that he could not with
safety. but refused to 9iye reasons or ex-
planati9ns.
The undersigned, having thus attend
ed on the cali Of Air. RedheIier, with an
Intention and disposition to go into the
examination Of his machine, according to
his own invitation and proposition. and
an his avn terms, think they owe ii TO
themselves, ard to tie pubic, expressly
to declare That Mr.. Redhetfer las de-
cIined. without any reasonable apology or
excuse. known 10 them, to comply with
his p om.e, as made 10 his SAID invita-
ton and proposition. The undersigned,
withdraw frem any further at
tendance on Mr.. Re1heaer, with strong
sentiments Of disapprobatinn of his con-
duct. Cf the feasibility OF his prof act no
evidence has be given by hlm: and
What inference shculd he drawn Of his,
own belief III it, may be made By the pub
lie from his whole conduct on this coca
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burr Mill Stone Mandatory
Benz Bipzua Qpd Son.

Respectfully inform the Public that
they have commenced the manufacture
of BURR MILL. STONES, on the cor
net of Patrick and Cameron streets, in
the town OF Alexandria. where they ave
ready to receive any orders wth Which
they may be favored, and Will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
Thgy haze receired an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
OF coed quality. aud intend keeping a
constant supply.
MAY 4 tt
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From the Commercial Advertiser.
Messrs. Lewis and Hall,

Messrs. Lewis and Hall,
Please to insert the following in your
paper. for The qualification Of those who
are interested mthe memory Of that ceie-
DRAFTED christian Chief, whose death was
lately noticed by several editors. 1t IS
sent you by the permission If MIR. Jeo-
kins. missionary of the Ouedas, Who tooE
down the speech as it was delivered,
SPEECH OF JOHN SCANANDO.
Bead chief of the Oneidas, on tile dis
co,ery that their land 4 improvements
at the Castle were sold TO the State, by
the intrigue Gas he asserts) OF certain
White Men. (lhe tears ran cOploasi.
from hi, eyes, and Of all that heard hih-
in coui.ciI while he spoke.)
Nv Warriors and ny children /! Hear
1t is erue!-it is very cruel "a heavy bur
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-31
ME- IngI.. Big. G

Bv the arrival Of The .lip Ami''. IA.
Stanton, the Editors Of he Nefc"N.'.'
Advertiser bayerecei'ei LiycrfaoI pa'c''
and adyices to the 10th, Lurdon Pagg'ic
10 the 18th. andaslogle Loyd's lbs. q
the 18th July. We have made 4 y"
extracts rot noticed by our Bat.mo''
correspondent. ,,.e
| The !ates, letters froa Liverpool repre-
sent the markct for Anne lean produce "a
rher improved. Georgia Upiaud 1o'l"r
was selling at ~ IA 20 l9d. b'''''3
The last fortnight the SAILS bad aih'""'''
to $4,000 bags. H., 20
Letters from Spain nlonuon that ~
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The facts abovc mentlonedy are accu-
rateIv stated, so taras they fall within my
own knowledge, which is confined TO the
first meeting. rs 70 the rest, having
perfect confidence III the gentlemen wao
have subscribed tie statemen', | agree
with them in disappearing Mr.. Redhst-
fer's conduct, aad Withdrawing from my
further alte.sdance on him.
Wm. Tilshman.
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IIho Irs for Sale.
istriCt ii Colombia,
County OF .ilerandria. TO wit:

April Term, 1910.
Ebenezer Eliason ard Benjamin Her
sew. late joint merchants and co part
ners under the firm Of EIiason and Her
sey, ConlptajnGRts,
against
Boaz Bel, and John Grid, defendants
The defendant Boaz Eel, not hay-
ing entered his appearance and Given
security according 10 the sta u'e and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing tc
the satisfaction Of the court upon aflidav.
it. titat tie said defendant Eoaz Bell
is not an inhabitant Of tits dist'ict, or
motion of tie complainant b. his eDanscl
It is ordcreti, that said defendant l5oa2
Bel DO appear here on the irst day d
Noyember term next. and enter lis az
pearance TO the sui, and give security
ior pertorming the DEGREES Of the court
and that tue Other deienda2t john Giro
do not pay away, convey Or seercte,. Z
debts bY him saviHg to. OF the estate
effects II hiS HANDS Belonging 20 the SAT-
absent defendant bpnz Bell, unt!i ttrthel
order OF decree Of ttis court. and that a
COPY of this order bs forthwith published
for two months successfully iii one Of the
pubic newspapers published in this coun-
ty, and that another copy be posted at
the front door ct the court house OF Said
county.
Il copy-Teste
G. DENFALE. c. C.
Aur. s 1am2m
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics,
Bank Of Alexandra are hereby notified
that an instalment Of Half a Dollar 0
each share of the capital stock OF said
bank is called for, to be paid on Monday
the 9th day of September next:
By order of the President and Direc
tors,
W. Patton, jun. Cashier.
August 9.
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For Freight or hartel,


For Freight or haItei,
ksw !hc elegant & fast sailing brig
49, II 4epuoria. Cytil Ma'tin, master ;
She carries about 1899 barrels 4 IS now
in complete order for AIRY voyage.
also.
SS@ The substantial brig Despstch,
sssssS:s,!SSssM. Gibbs. master; bulthen about
1900 barrels. She is new vessel, sail,
fast. and will be ready fer tie reception
of cargo in four days.
ALSO,
S4- The new and very fast sailing
sssss schooner Feaeion, Mayhem, mas
ter; burthen about lCC0 barrels. now
ready to receive cargo Apply TO
T. Il iiow!and,
U-fo hus for Sale,
&c cases American manufactured Cot
tons, Swedish Bar Iron, an assortment OF
Cut Nails 81 reams OF Writing 4 Wrap
ping Paper, and a few casks spermaceti
Oh.
8 mo. u
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xSS The substantial British schooner
49, War Halter, j. Humbert, master
HAVING part of her cargo engaged 70
freiglt or pssase, apply to the master a
the Office Of.
adcass, Herbert e Go.
July so
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One other Tract, lying and being in
the same county, about one and hal'
miles from the above tract, containing
262 and halfacres, about $50 acres o
which is in good timber-there is adwei-
ling house, Kitchen, and an apple or
chard with some other valuable irult at
tached to this, with spring of good wa
ter. For terms apply 10 Baldwin ~.
Ice, Esq. or Hen y ReaucocS, both OF
which gentlemen live near the premises,
: or the subscriber in Alexandra.
ElLIQT Muse.
Cd mo. 25i
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r and for sale.

sayESIiE subscriber offers for sale two
90 small FARMS in the county o.
Westmoreland and state OF Virginia
One en- Mattox Greek, containing 2u1
acres. principally land of the first quail
.ty. 40 Of which is heavily tinbered.-4
There is on this. tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary out-honses, :
fine young apple and peach orchard.
springs ofnever failing streams convent ye'l
eht. The house stands on the banks Of
the creek where every convenieHcs and
luxury that che season can afford IS at
tached t0it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-31

RI. Patterson,
Robert Wharton,
Benjamin Chew,
John L!vczey,
Jacob iioiga!e,
Adam Ssvbert,
ia. y h;tche@d,
Rob. Brooke,
Joseph Nother,
James II. Cole,
Charlie, 3add,
Ch. aiiweIl,
Jos. Nopkinson,
c. j. Ingersoli,
". Mcredi'h,
Frederick Beasley,
Samuel Richards.
N. Sellers,
Adam Eckfeidt,
Jos, Clond,
Th. hiIibonc,
3. Newcomb, jun.
Rich, Peters, jun.
Jno. Chopper,
Josiah " hite.
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CUTLERY. &c.
JOHN JOH.|ST0.g.

Has lust received from Liverpool, VIA
Baltimore.
A handsome and general assortment Of
CUTLERY, &c.
Which with his farmer stock ON hand.
will be sold low fgr Cash.
He daily expects by the brig Thomas,
from Liverpool, direct
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
III ARD " ARE.
August OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-26
From the London lines, .db,aI7
COFENT- GARDEN THEATRE.

new Performer appeared II this Theatre last night
Whose nrst appearance was very different from that which
W were competed TO nuice in paper Yesterday
Dtb! We have heard the g,nilemans name. ie is said
10 Ne native OF America and pupil of Cooke SIR Per-
iN Mac Sycoi?ntie character which he selected for
ms entire upon the London ssrS order 20 tolerate INV II.
wing Representative Of Sir PernaS, han, cour -
S thoughts OF pairing him viii; the model left cord by
Ae himself With tisrserye, do That
me new actor proved himself by unworthy OF the
insructo's lie is laid 10 have received. the ar'uous
task winch tie attempted. He displayed oily perfec,
understanding OF the character, but admirable genejl
knowledge OF the stage, which no reson to obt
thtt ne =, capable Of attaining the very highest errnc
HIS style IN showing ofthe brilliant passages Of die chrac
f spirited, powerful and characteristics his attentinr
70 his hnsiness never lagussd the energy which
I'VE impaired 70 every occasion that ADMITTED il, IL any ting
fhroN away, ovsIcharge. he has the great and rare
t9rn OF putting forth his strength the exact crss when
rs lii y IL produce its full impression and he ware, Us
f'rm with consmnlste skill and His crrgig 20 ord
I11neoUT,, and bis lectnring d,on biusr ex
OF his son were drawn with equal force and acIiees,
MS VARIATIONS of counenancr ard changes tone afforded
ninilar proofs OF capacity and observation and spite Of
Frost uinerite 4 iiral effort cofouSd him. ny marks
OF dIsapproaoI,, frm some individuals OF the audience
TIE great body of the house testified the decfd adm.
ration OF his success, under every disadvantage This ge
t!eiaI zee are of opinion must ~ considerable acuuion
u The theatre. We anXous him parts which
may heve him from e necessity Of attempting Scottish
dialect, of which u is impossible thar he should be compe
Irnt mast and in which, alone, he seemed in our uG
n=ut, 10 fail. 90
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Aftcr travelling over he eastern Part OF E,rore
and acquiring hite fortune by trade he establish
81 himself in business ut London. But tn, srli-
Asry routine ~ com m crcal transactions was little
calculated 20 engross mind like that ,f N,az-
zeis-bet;er suited TO the cabinet H. AN the count
ing-rcorn.
The rising colonies Of Great Britain attracted his
notice, and he was induced III embark las fortune
for Virginia, where he attempted 20 introduce the
culture OF the vine and olive, aud other 1its of his
native couutr'.
Hostiliiies soon broke out, in which NIazzei
manifested sn enthusiastic zeal for tie cause of his
adopted country. In 1879, he was s.nt by the.
state OF Virginia on secret mission to Earope e.
I.s5, lie returned TO America, but r.e-c:nbarkcd
imm diately afterwards Tor France. In 1888 we
md him 1t Paris, aiming the corps di,lomatiu,e
in TIE service of the King OF Poland. The re, ou.
ton IN France drove him to Warsaw, ~here he
was made privy counsellor TO Stanislaus Aususius
The subsequent s,noinberment OF Poland, ana, the
troubles OF its yir;uous monarch, were productive
OF many changes in tiie lot of Mazzci, who finally
r'ured TO Pisa, in Italy, where, from life Of tenn
perance, AMI happy climate, he lived to an asi-
venced are.
Mszair wss distinguished pol;tician. IN princi.
pies he was r. l'utcsn, and eontessed enemy To
all tyra is, whether uf church o. state. Hjs work
OH America furnishes ample prvoA Of his a.herens
20 the hes, principles in politis He was borg ssed
o. great ngenuousnes. OF character and simplicity
o! manners.
His Knowledge IF mankind was extensive. osa
he VAS prouund slept in the science of human
nature. lie numbered among his friends and cor
respon dents the first men of Europe and Ameri-
ca. iowa. is the Uni,sd States Iis affections were
entirely deyoted, aud his prinei nj consolation in
the decline OF Ike, derived from seeing that
country flourish, of which ne was proud to consill-
- himself an adopted citizen. L.
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PUEBLO AUCIION.

WILL be Sold, at pubic auction. On the
w premises, THURSDAY, the 29,h June, 100 Ac res
OF LAND, on the south side of tic Deep itUn TuTnph,
Road, and about miles from the city, There tl
land twos,ory Dwelling House sc b. % fiet.i, FIRST
story Of which bea Barn entirely new, feet squsre,
1.-THE house and barn ensured against irea stable, with
STALLS for ten orses-brc sro.c-iouses-ad WE'LL brick
I'd the top, Of excellent water with prmp complete
Three of tie ground enclosed With plank, &c. and
laid oil garden in which there variety Of yong rc
trees Sc &C. Tbt also orchard Of about 4oo choice
ap?e trees, plartd nbout years The woe Of
this desirable little SPOTS enclosed 10y good ditch and
hry new fence upon IL great part of hghl, manured
and laid down ia clover.
This ground will be sold together divided in lots
purchasers, and will s posvel, sold, who" an, limi,a
ton, credit Of I, and years. the pureaSt
.cute notes. with approx, d .ndor,rs and give dstd of
trrst upon de property, TO SECURE puneua payment of the
money.
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
EWING * BUCHANAN.
June %. I3-tds
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PHILIP MAZZEI.

AZ Pisa, ia Tuscany, Isrch 1gth, in the seth
year OF MS age, died PmLiP MAz1EI, formerly q
citizen of the u s. and author OF a political aud
historical work On NORTH America
mszlei Was descended OF respectable parentace
IN Tuscany, aud received the best education IFS -
Universities afforded. lie early applied himself 10
med,c'ne' q science, however TO which be was not
attached, and Il does not srpesr that he made anv
great acquisitions ~ e. Enlucd with . mind free
and independent. a'S d.,dsiung Co reside IA q ooun.
Try where sIpet ,tiGon AID despo,isn formed bar
riert0 ~ generous efforts u tie cause Of freedom
and liberty, las Affections soon siieGatsd from
- place iiiv,. ave hIni birth.