Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-05

q okDecis1 without his saying a were
"a raans' hottle Of vine having bee"
\ np0I.lIsoas' secasion, We logged on till
rt o .s ~ harmoniously.
4 rsbt se, ;3bl;r house at which we lodged
Toe pee eommodiOus and neat, situate
rs .toue valley, surrounded by beau
4 aillale.sdavs and having the appear
ss 1's asslth aud comfort. The land
ace US J, extremely attentiye-sociable
. Hd wa obtrvsiye. In the evening his
VT 1 ss.r' hue girl of Is played us a
auSn' e tunes on the Piano Forte and
p1Ds alsdy treated US with a mince pie,
% ll. .SOIes aud excellent cider. We
Sas II ss delighted with the order, clean
fs'e a. and Kindness of our host and hos
soa wien, before retiring tobed.
90 ,a@,l publican called his family a
. Linn and III an unaffected mannei
Is..sA no his petition to the throne Of
s Sx Freewell whispered in my err
sslevslist I'll warrant you-Pll vie
J;Iartley this time"
yarOirs came--our bill was reasona-
j. and we we're about taking leave with
s,sgs Of more than common Affection
s.osbort an cquaintance-when Free
N asked, :. May take the liberty {
...,ire. Col. Maclean, whether in paH
- 81 YOU are federalist or democrat =
! ion might as well ask" replied *
ssss b vas fos my country or agains'
r.
$ Bu.pray be good enough to say Co
spel whether you are supporter Of Mr.
Y.d:son aud Sir. snyder"
Il desire to thank heaven" said he
ulgmalg, { that We had raised up f.
t,ss irving times, men Of SO much pa
tis6sn."
HartlyshOek hin cordially by the hand
shi!s Freewel!, with look ofdisappoint
peat bid him good morning, and rode
en-
Tie next night found rs !ac advanced
% our Journey. Our accommodation
we're neat but not elegant. There wa.
an appearance Of cheerfuIness, but not Of
wealth in the family. The landlord wa
~igAtls-inteliigeIt and agreeable.
We6ad not been seated an -Four befory
atayelIer came in and mentioned that q
strange woman, seemed very i'll lyine
beside sSe road about mile back-hf
thought she bad the fever. "It is pity
she should suffer-" Said the hartford. and
imuediately ordered bis light Wagon
and pla:inga bed and pillow in II, wen,
u bring he's to his house. & Are vogknot
afaid Vi that dreadful disorder en-
fairei the traveller OF the landiady.-
We hope to do our datys" said she
mildly "and leave the CO, sequences t.
hsavea." She vas truly III she be.
Urged to the borders of MARYLAND, and
hal been to visit her daughter. Beins
pOr she travelled On foot. was now oul
dnoney, sick, and expected to die or
Heroad side. Mr.. Oakley with the kind.
st accents bid her welcome-promise1
6take care other, sent for the physician
Hartley, | saw was pleased. aud in tn,
course Of the evening remarked that NC
had got to another democratic house,
Ia the morning it was his turn to ask the
question.
well, Ne. Oakley. said he. viii yop
have the goodness to crafty our curiosi-
tsO muShas to tell rs whether you ar,
aDenOcvat or Feaetalist."
PAtell yOu, sir, said be, / love my
country too we'll to lik> to see her trea-
Mres Sgusedered IN useless wars,-het
saus hatsaercd BY piece meal in hopeless
expeditions TO Canada. or her farmers 4
aeelsnics 5aTdened With an enormous
asd OF taxes. II, added he, James Ross,
an5 | know him well. or Rufus King
slon khpg by CHARACTER. or any Other
tue sans .! Washington had been at the
asia' SeiAodld not nov have to mourn
" Sl,g1t Of our brothers who have died
u 1.-The va, nos have had to groan under
hO@iliiNs addition to our debt"
harf'el put spurs to his horse fol-
loved hA 10 about half an hour, Free
seu overlook Us, his eounteEance ex-
pressing 9e triumph he felt over his OPP
pOaeAt,
Inc ofclasiou drawn by Hartley and
s'eewsl| was, in MY opinion, not tar
iru@ edtrce one That there were
wise aalaacare, and good men in beth
p,ae, sFing thingsin different aspects,
Il aasnI equally at heart. the best Ia
GteSe y be country and that it was
.oy nscf barry for the good OF both par
SeS % b4etter acquainted with each o.
@'rS On peters and views, to do AVA
great rhon of the party spirit that