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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-22

icOFuW Oh pafChtoi a1'oo'.SJ ~ II
lmoroseness, or habitual sternness S
rs otherwise, the parent who is courteou
d aFable, and in a proper manner eve'
innate with his children, Increases b,
T. their esteem and respect as we'll a
their love.
A unit standing alone. however, grea
| unit it NAV be, is still the least OF nun.
|! bers but place it in close alliance witt
another unit, and instantly there is pro.
|duced the respectable number II.
Ordinarily a man muitiplies his impor-
lance in society by marrying. Instant !
ne multiplies the number of his kindred:
the relation of his wife being, to him, as
his own. The circle oifriendly acquain
lance is enlarged by the addition of those
with whom she had been in the habits Of
It is now that society be
gins to have fast hold of him. and it is
now that he himself begins to cling to
society in good earnest. lie isno longer
a citizen at large, whose home 10 every
where, or rather NJ where. fse nov
feels that he has indeed particular home
aud is attached TO the spot. And what
though he have neither rank. n9r wealtl
nor talents, to distinguish hin abroad 4
He, nevertheless, isa man ofeonsequence
in his own family. 0fthat little com
munity he is the legitimate head, by al
right more divine han any regal anthori
ty can boast Of. there is at least one
who participates deeply anG|
iee!ingly in all his interests and fortunes
His prosperity and his diversity, his jay
and his scr ows. are he's. However OBJ 4
scure. be comes now to be man of someI
His children are the subjects
Of all his rule, as we'll as the subjects oil
his paternal care and love. He says toI
enc, Go. and he goeth: to another. Come
and he cometh and to a third, DO this.
and he doeth it. Nor is any ruler eiseI
obcyed with so much aIacrity and good
will, as that father who acts the father
18th proper mixture OF discretion and
tenderness. TIE eyes Of his Iittle sub
jects siisten with Joy ahi!e they arc ful-
filling his wishes and obey ing his be-
aests.
Moreover, ordinary a man is mere ike
" to be virtaous member Of society fol
marrying. he feels dGubiy bound to|
good behaviour by placing himself III tbs
relationship. 1t Is net Oily MS own Ill
terest that is at stake. but lhe interestsI
Of the partner whose earthly destiniea are
80 closely connected with his the int
rests, too. Of the beloved oft, prins "stae}r
unioa. If he bring blot upon himself,
she together with their children, share III
the reproach. Full we'll he knows that it
he take to bad courses, he plunges those
who are most near and dear to him, as
well as himself, into an abyss OF wretch.
edueSs. This circumstance cannot !aii
o! bearing with some considerable weight
upon minds not entirely lost to the com
mon sensibihtics OF human nature.
n 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
GEORGIA.
MiLip6rp,nIl A.

'htl'edSecilie, May ca
No intelligence has been rece;vedTt-
the Executive since cur asst. resneetp :.
the reported hostility Of the Florida :
dams. Our frontier settle are prer.r ~,
to repel any attack. tho sa little arr ANN
hens'on is entertained by theua of one f h,
ing made. '''
Our information from private sources.
to the following eiiect-Sx hundred s.
mlHoles we're embodied ten miles ielo~
Fort Gaines, who had mad to Col. CEnS
('hrough the friendly lnaians) prupo.ais
for establishing peace, but the con.nsn
der OF our troops was SUSPICIOUS Of trsscb
cry and on his guard. The two soLIi,',
who had been carried off by the Indian
had no. been liberated, and their fate Va,
uncertain. The Big Warrior and h.
son had gone from Fort Gaines to tSe 3.
min'les who we're embodied, to dissu,ds
them against hostility. Nearly all n.
U. States troops lately at Fort HawLir,
are Oh their march to the interior Of a,
Greek nation, and two hundred are r,o.
ceeding troia Charleston to tie Sane
quarter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
There a scene of greater d;s,,.,

there a scene OF greater distres, ,.:..
ed. The whole Of the passen.s @,'lss'.
almost literally naked. Mrs. N ,ss were
the lady of captain Nike zie. Of Mh, q,
R. Y. was interchangeable u her .a ae Oh
the women, rubbing their IS. bapnn . 9,
with cold, and restoring life "a ,ba I''s
Idren by putting them in Ter bee ~ r. WIZ
There were 10 ladies in I e cah;, W -
when informed of the des ,erate co.. WV,
the vessel. refused Ia go up on Ss,t
and were all drowned. Some M,ha ssa
Iors, about II o'clock On SUNDAY n ;a.s.
cot into the small boat. an with.nt s on
sails, or rudder, were in taptly eau;
out from tue vessel, and driItsd h. !"
greatest chance into the mi,dle q, bo W.
Haven aud had it not be N for tb;s v o
|vidential circumstance, not s;agIs ~
sou on board could have oeen ,,ssd F''.
1T was these sailors that alarmed M y :. -
ilage, and caused the boa to he .ar a We -.
TO the assistance Of the unfortunate D sss
pile On board. t'''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
From a London paper.
MELANCHOLY SHlPWRECK.

A letter from Jersey gives the follow
ling interesting particulars of the late me-
llanchoIy shipwreck of the Balance, q
large French transport, captain lie Sage
having crew of "a men, and "a passcn'
gers, mostly women and children, from
Hayre de Grace, bound 70 st. Malocs, tc
be put on board frigate that was ready
for them there. to convey them to St
Pierre md Miquelon, where they were
to settle. They had turned the whole o.
their property in France into ready mo
ney, and brought their entire fortune
with him. 1t was very dark when tx
vessel struck on the rocks, where her
head was fixed, and her stern only a
bove water. The tide was nearly out
when she atruck, the weather moderated
a little, and many of the women, &c. got
on deck but the water rising by de-
orees gave them no hopes Of esca from
the waves The women clung to the rig
eins, holding their children in their
arms a Is and the shrieks and lameEta ions
of despair were distinctly heard. SeH,e
boats reached them at the break of Ga,
from Rozel: sc persons, however, men
women, and children, were drown ned be-
fore the boats came to their assistance s;
on the last boat leaving her she went in
stantly to pieces. When the unfortu-
nate people were landed, they were bret
Into the barracks at ROZel, and exhibited
The most shocking spectacle. All hast
ened to tender them assistance; som,
ell OH their knees with upIilted hands
|crying out, Gratitude. Gratitude Will
others frantic, called for their parents
heir husbands, wives, children. &c
me man lost his father, mother, WI
md two young children. Never W.:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
To Lease,
For 10 or Is gears,
Smiths Island,

Living OF Cape Charles, supposeu 10
contain between A and 5000 acres, and
capable Of rearing, and bringing to per.
Fiction. as much stock of every KIND, as
Iany one estate in Virginia. For cattle,
horses. hogs and sheep, Smiths Island
affords uncommon advantages the DIS,
ttance. to Norfolk being inconslaerabie;
and where an excellent market Tor ell
snecies Of stock is Away tobe had. The
|rearinp of mules would particularly re-
lcommend, as they are not so palafaIble
10 either friends or Toes as the me
ISmith's Island mutton, deservediy cele-
jbrated by the many who have tasted it.
The island will support from 1900 to
5000 sheep independent OF the larger
Ianimals. Very valuable seine fisheries
NAV be established, as late experiments
jhave been made by the subscriber per-
lfectly satisfactory on that head.
Sheep, cattle, and horses are brought
from the arid pastures of the Main, and
placed on the Sea Islands, at from one
TO three dollars per head accidents are
Il
rare, and escapes impossible.
The stock at present on the Island
supposed to be about $50 head OF cattle
land about as many sheep, are Ior sac 10
lwhomsoever may be disposed to lease
Should the Island rot be leased oeiore
the first of September, stock will De tax,
en- in on pasturage. aud an assistant Is
wanted to superiutend the estate.
Offers not less than 1000 dollars fet
lannum, the same having been offered
Twill please to be made through Alexan-
ldria post Office. to
George W p, Gusts.
Arlington House, Juue 6 tt
n. B. In all contracts which may be
made with the SUBSCRIBE the business
can be done in Norfolk where an agent
Twill be appointed 6. w. P. c.
/ - The editor of the I>orfoik Ledger
is requested to insert the above times
and send bis account TO this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Was committed

To my care yesterday, the 4th of June
Sorrel Mare. about fourteen hands tire,
inches high, tenor eleven years old, som,
white in her lace, trots and canters, shoe
with old shoes, no perceisable brand
which Mare was taken from certain
Motley Jones now in Fairfax Jail. wis
confessed he stole her in the state of Ma
ryland from MIR. Ridgway. The own
cream get said Mare by proving bis pro
perty and paving charges.
DaRid Nc Chichester.
June 6 M tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
.mHr q. EADD q Co.

ar FIR sale. on accommodating tefths,
26o pieces ravens duck
90 do sheeting do
!; 90 bolts Russia do
8 tons Russia old sable iron
5 tons cordage, assorted sizes
is hAds tierces and bbls' Mnsco
yadO sugars
d boxes white Havana do
90 cases and As bbls Brazil do
q chests and 90 boxes Hyson and
young hyson teas
90 bags aad g hhds prime green
coffee
Z pipes Holland GIN
10 hhds N. 4. rum
/ do w. |. do
6 pipes cogniac brandy
/ pipe Spanish do.
100 qua ter casks Sherry wine
60 do. dry Malaga do.
90 pipes Catalonia do.
so kegs sweet Malaga do.
20 de@ijohns L. ?. Madeiraso.
IL hhds molasses
100 boxes fresh Florence oil
100 do roll birthstone
s tons shot assorted
pipe and Is kegs fresh lemon
juice
I tierce bottled porter
Dbl cherry bounce
$50 boxes brown soap
6 do windsor do
40 boxes mould candles
50 do spermaceti do
go boxes and halt boxes NO. l
chocolate
so do No. 8 do
90 hhds. tierces and crates China
and crockery ware
So cases of British manufactures Of
various kinds cotton cambrlcr,
shirtings, calicoes, hose. sc,
SuperGne broad cloth and satti.
nets, foreign and domestic,
COCO bushels Liverpool blown sat
500 ditto Cad;z ditto
1866 mems coarse hats
S25 ditto fine aitto.
sS hads. cases and barrels shoes
containing mems 4 boys lee
Their shoes fine and course, w"
me0s' and misses black and CO
loled leather and Morocco do
], 900 lbs sea leather
500 tons plaster Paris
400 casks fresh Ihomastown lime
sOo ditto ditto Rhode Island ditto
igo barrels prime pork
40 di,to &c. | and beef
400 reams writing paper
a5OO wards tow ana linen cloth
10 KEGS pearl Ssh
so boles short Hunters pipes
SO ditto Negro ditto
4 bales India handkerchief, con
tanning $40 pieces Madras. blue
Gilia, mock pullicats and 500
romals
Q barrels Spanish indigo
1000 lbs cork wood
4 cases ladies' hair combs, and {
variety Of elegant cabinet fur
niture.
June 8 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Thomas Mount

Has just opened. among other goods,
A Case Of Work.Boxes. she'll redi
oale bags, with great variety of Fancy
Articles Of London Manufacture.
- on HAND,
Is crates Of Queensware, repacked ant
assorted, to suit Country Merchants
The queensware viii be sold tor Mer
shants BankPaper.
June 6 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
For Sale Or tire,

For Sale OR Hire,
A Blacksmith, who has commanded
forge for or years. He is young
man Of great bodily strength. and COCO
dispositions. | will not sell him out OF
the state of Maryland. Persons willing
to purchase or hire will apply TO
Frederick ID. Stone,
Port Tobacco, Maryland
MAY 8 eooWl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Pubic Sale.

q A u
On Friday evening next, at 8 o.c,oeA .
will be sold st our auction store, 'Asse
assortment of dry goods, consisting "
Fringed and plain silks
Shifting cottons
Cloths
Black and white camDfies
Dimities and Jeans
vestings and checks
(: Hhkfs. lenos
> Siuslins, Sc. Also,
An assortment hardware
case wine glasses,
German linens &c.
And at the SHINE time
MT be sold for Merchants BaaF woes
Madras hhkis. shirti5g cambries
Black cambria, book musiins /,
Waterloo shawls, white and black
saaze hosiery; -, p....
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Just Received
Gna for Sale By
A. WlLLIS,

A. WILLIS,
A parcel of fresh oranges, fresh le-
mons by the box or retail, fresh prunes
and Turkey figs by the box, almonds in
barrels, muscatel and bloom raisins BY
the box of an excellent quality, fresh
Zante currants in boxes of so pounds
each, an assortment of French cordials
of superior quality, f esh filberts in bags.
first rate capers and olives in bottles and
lars, fresh tamarinds in pots Of different
sizes.
And just reeeived from Boston, a
feso barrels Of
Soda water biscuits of superior quail.
ty.
~ Gene, taste, and try before you
bye.
June s tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Boston, Maa IS.

DosEon, .Nay 81.
Yesterday being the constitutional
period for converting the Legislature cf
Massachusetts for the ensuing political
year,i. was found that a sufficient ruu.
Der of Representatives had assembled 70
form a quorum.
Timothy Bigelow, ESQ. federal, VA.
reelected Speaker, and Benjamin Pol.
lard. Esq. Clerk.
In Senate, Hon. John Philips. vas re-
elected President. 4 Samuel F. N'Cleay
Esq. ie'k These gentlemen are also
iedera!ists.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Baltimore Juae 8.


In yesterdays paper We gave an ac
count of the late fire in this city We
ba,e lately heard i, asserted. that there
arc now amongst Us gaoss Of counterfeit
ers, pick pockets, shop-lltters. I'D u;
ccndiareS, IN the watch to ccMnIt al
sorts OF mischief, and even TO burn house.,
or warehouses, in order, in the con-
fusion, particularly in tie night, toIHl'
der the unfortunate sufferers, &c. d IS
morrifying to believe such thIDg', sn!
there is now little doubt. that the IRE
which did so much damage on MONDAY
morning, was the work Of some OIL iNe'e
infernaI wretches. to discover NnW,
every method ought to be put in pIst'es
by an active Masistracy. ard ''s'l'n'
Police, whose duty it should be to en-
euirc into the character, and marx u'
conduct of idlers and strollers oil 81"
picious appearanee--Indeed it is oeevnv v
incumbent on all our Citizens, oil e'''l
class, to be on their guard, both n'S,t W
day. against the secret workings o. 'D'''
;. internal enemies"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Public Sale

By virtue of a deed Of trust to the sub
Nribers, will be sold, on the premises;
on Friday, the Twenty first day Of
June, that large and co'nmodlous three
.tory Warehouse and the Lot on WHICH
Il stands, situated on the north SIDE :, Of
King street, and next the dock thar al.
y;des Irwin's from Ramsay's wharf.
fronting ON Ramsay's wharf forty feet,
and the same on King -street-at present
occupied by John Adam and Jacob Nor
gan. Terms of sale cash.
II. I. Taylor. and
W. Herbert. Junior,
Trustees.
May 10. dts
The sale Of the above pro
rsrty is. postponed until Saturday the
9th day Of July.
". Herbert, Jun.
June S q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
For New York,
For Frs light,

For Freight,
SIX. The new schooner .Nsac Packet
W captain Isaac Berry; first rat'
vessel, carries about 600 barrels, will b
ready to receive a cargo in five days
and will take freight on very moderate
terms for the West Indies, south of Eu
rome or Coastwise. Should she not bs
taken up in four days, she will then take
Ia few hundred barrels on freight for Bos-
ten. Apply to
John Jackson.
Who offers for sale the Cargo OF said
Schooner.
40 casks Th0mastown Lime
$1,000 feet understandable lumber.
June s OF
SHaD FOR SALE.
so barrels SHAD, put up at the fish
cry. Just inspected and in fine order, i
offered for sale By
Junel ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Washington City. !rns 4

Washington City. Jths+
Two Of the Commissioners of the nav
Board, Com. Rodgers and Porter. a''sAn,
ed BY the secretary Of The Board sau
proper Sur. eyors and Craftsmen I y.
ceeded from the Navy Yard at TIL; P'. ..,
ON Sunday last, in TIE Z. D. sen CIV 4.
Nonsuch. down the Potomac 'Iio Wv
Chesapeake Bay. The object o. I' u, on.
t. is to make minute survey of ne y . s;.
trance into the Pay, with view o. -, ~, !
Mating The possibility and coz Of d ';tJI,
re it BY batteries, erected on The n, "''0 IN
gsennd and on corresponding Io;o h":,, ~
addition to this grea' object we wa cam.
the commissioners also propose 10 ''I 6c.
ne the larbors Of Noifc!k, fofS j.
with view TO the see ton o. " asyors.
ton for an extcus,v7 naval zen, .' ra.S
The laborious tour. chile cen. ~ acea.
er, have undertaken, probably VIZ
~ them several weeks. nrsj.
When we noticed IN our ias, : y, navy
parture of the comniss loners " r,ter. d
on the exploring party into 'n y. rot &c.
the Chesapeake Bay, we n were, have d:
ouain,ed with the TACT that !he} I; ns q
advantage CT the ski!l ana 1 au De.
lieut.. col. Bonferd, of the orenal srecisI
partment. That officer was, oys .o1a.,
order. instructed to JON tae wv ,h,y hs's
toners in the important da'' '
undertaken, ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
FREIGaT W n TED
FOR THE

Ekk Brig Sal & Hope.
ETXsIS burthen 120 tons, stauncf
1922 ksgood vessel, will take freight
for the South of Europe, West Indies, OF
any part of the United States. Enquire
of Anthony Rhodes, or the master OIL
board, James p. hodes--
Who hos for Sale,
On board of said vessel, la7 tons Of
Plaster.
June s Sts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
Arlington.

This IS VIGOROUSLY one Of the pest
Farms in the county in point Of situation:
soil. timber, and other advantages, sno
at present out of order: con ANS aDou'
400 acres. Persons disposed to make OF,
|fers inot less than % dollars, that SUM
being already oftered) will please address ) !.
to the subscriber Ipost paid through -
|lexsndris post office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-07
For Sale,

That valuable and we'll Known r T..
= the county Of Northampton, called
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
BosTos, Jan. IS, 1878.
SHIPWRtCkS !

Batquc Romulous, Morgsn. "a dsys frcn
81. Cbcs, with salt, wine aud fui,, has be en
totally los, near Pigeon Cove, Cape. Ann
previous to her being lost, she sprung sleak
on Grand Banks IN u violent snow sio,r; tho
leak continued 10 increase, the pumps con-
,,an,iy ehoaking, aud bailipg,,hough so close
ly perscyered in for the three last days thar
the crew had not time TO eat or dfink--ghen
they p,sdc Tor the land, having z feet wslcr
in her huld, and found IL iEdispe ussble to- run
her ashore in violeu, snow .,orm-tho
mass went by the board, and all hancs cot
upon ,lre n,sinmss,, reached The shore in
safety though almost pe,ish.d with cold and
fs'igae,. anG found n h"spilsble house 10 a.
bou, two hour, after they lspded.
Sch. Zephyr, Hopkins, Of Portsmouth, II.
III. Itor New.Yoik, drifteG ashore q, Hull,
Mas, on Friday las, the inhabitants, inme-
dis,ely on deserving her, woat op bca,d, bet
found no body there, dead or alive. ncs hssn
they .es'd oi any ot The ctew .ipce--she WAS
spoke with on Thursday afternoon, and had
several passengers on hoard.
Arrived at Gioocsse on ihsr,dsT evening
Mig Strong, M,ckey, oi Boston, from 81.
Pierres, Mart. sailed Ssh Dec. The following
persons came passcngers i,Ihe Strong Capt.
Otis Hsrlow, h'nsbss lIickis, mate, and 2
seamen. lais 81 the schr Bcsscy, " ply mouth
and niss Bstssy Rsrfer, NESTS. Elisha
Boa'ne, William bishop snd Chandler ".
Goodwin, late passengers IN said schr. These
p:fsoss Ssrs taken from the wreeh Of ~;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
wp Gl9ait.

Interesting from South America.
We have been favored with Intelligence
from Nesv. Grenade, interesting and impor-
lant. This UsIrAD REpuBLic seems about
80 triumph completely over superstition as
well as civil tyranny
The following is an ex,rac, flom the Official
accoun, of victory Obtained over the royal
isl and tories near Popayan.
A1les Regisse-.
81 have the pleasure to communicate TO
you, for the infor N alton OF his excelicncy she
Presideoi, the glorious triumph obtained by
opr aims on the banks OF the river Palo, over
the Spsniards; who nith complete train Of
artillery, attacked our republican camp on
the 5th Of this month (Juy.) After two
hours Of The most active fire, they were to-
isl!y defeated; leaving 500 killed and 500
prisoners. The commander, Vidarrouzses,
with lew attendants, escaped by precipi-
tate flight. ~ our cavalry had been in bet
tar condition every one of the enemy muss
fallen into our hands but GOO muskets, a
held pieces, 100 tents, an immence number
oi cartridges, horses, baggage Wagons, sc.
ore in our power. The chief Of the s,sff,
with 500 men, marched for Popoysn On tho
9Th. We believe that this glorious campaign
has completely destroyed the resources OF tho
enemy, end ruined his hope Of resisting the
arms OF liberty. Cor loss was officers ond
so soldiers killed, and-9 ofIi. ers aud 100 SOL
wounded God preserve you msoy years."
Signed al CsIy, Jolly 3, 1915, 10y Francisco
Ca5Sl, and addiessed TO " the Sccrctsry OF
the War Depaflmen, Of the Uni.ed Provin-
ces."
Thus observes our correspondent the
government OF New GreDeda has received,
IN The space OF 40 days. the mos, pleasant in
teli!@ence from the republican arIry Of the
south, under the brave Cabal-; ftom iha, Of
the north, commanded by the worthy Gene
raj Bern adez, who has already nearly anni-
hila,ed Don. (Qnixo,e) Mori'io's forces !; and
FROM that on The fropiers Of Venezuela, up-
der the intrepid General Urdane,a, who, late
ly, IN Las Piecras, to tally defeated the Span
ds under the bloody Colzlda who was kill
led, with the most u his companions. The
freedom of the provinces ot Barinas, Meri-
ia, Truxilo, and of great par, Of tina, Of
Caracas, is tho glorious resul. Of that victo-
ry-VeDezuela, OF oou,se, being on the point
OF reganing her independence. The repnb-
lieaus are also making gres, progress in Gu
mana and Observation-Disclosures has gained
her independence, and ,ke las of liberty a.
gain appears on the forts Of that island
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

lie b(sth: 8 wci,d, Nlercvcr n ssisI' DC JyEsco
kmvD. Ibis evens may susc j. 70 be again
&c ma, ked, /" Beho.d L~g these christians
iove ole another" ~
- Chrislisus Of Boston, distinguished for lib-
erslity, let not this instance Of sdmirable cen
Duct lrsss unrewarded. Le. aae hrefosc ire
gen 10 sner su5ser.fi,sn for fhr trytsse Of
hrrseniing Commodore Deealvr scE.e Taiuo5lr
iokfn u yssr high eorsrueiaficn and Of fhcs.
eEaiied sfnnmsnis siieh shall be syorfhy OF
yoHr sacred hrefsssi. = Let il no, be said
that christians a,c destitute of ,ha, ssns;biliiy
and gratitude which are requisite 10 prompt
thcc' TO a measure SO worthy OF their cause
and SO emi0eully due 10 distinguished merit.
re a CHRISTIAN.