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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-15

Ir.AN DtT
VINO, tor a number ofyeaTs, had, the mana GENE i
OF ladies' academy In Phadelp hia and who as Ia,
conductor OF that in Williamsburg, Va-and Doctor
jones' late professor of chemistry and natural pbiloso
pby III tue college of William Mary, having become
successors 10 Mr.. aordecai respectfully inform their
trends and The public, that their academy will omen ON
20 sue the system OF education successfully adopt
ca by ther predecessors and preserve the standing
W .he Fuphs IN their respective classes.
W duotion To the more essential branches of ednca
uon, comprising oIthosraphy, rsading writing ariih-
hetie, grammar aud paTsng, Blar's rhetoric history
dSrohoWy, geography ana the of the globes the
taught To the higher classes in this a,ademy nv
W aiiiA lectures and the OF suitable annaratns
.ue'e VIII 'lSewise be lectures delivered weekly on
select subjects OF natural history - ~
tiDay he satisfactory to state that il Will enter INF
e pah ~ tnis Institution to to the daily exer
cises OF religion, and TINT considerable portion of
eYs} ssonath will be devoted to dutes of This nature
M Piunkett will retain tte musical department -
DRIVING VIII continue 10 he taught and iese branch
eS togetheT with painting on velvet, will, of course
'pi'h separate charge. Terms, IN every other res
peer, as hereoore.-Every pupil is expected to bring
WIN hrr, Tor her own use, pair OF sheets counter
pane, Dianket and towels Dec 8. 63..wsw
s1NoR SALE, ny the keg, Watts best CHEWING. TO
n BACCo, tof which expect TO keep a suppIy y
IL was put up by Sir. Parin who some years pass man
ufactured that for MsssTs. Royal < Gpin SO much
celebrated for its fine quality.
nec. u. 81. 12t JOHN & CHARLES J. POy
sDEN3 MISUNDERSTANDING HANp.G UIDSJo,c
IL DiASiHOTe, respectfully inform the c,rilen. ~
hichinond that they have opened writing school in
neeniidlg called the Little Capitol ,arly oppos;le
lowing conditions, viz
That toa ever twelve years ofaEe they vii, warrant
on easy running hand by going through sixteen lectures
each to continue three hours-apd after a,t,.dr ,n
ahoVe lectures IL they satisfied with lie ;,rnr,vs
ment, they viii pay eigh, dollars each if thsy are
u'tTe, "0oniisaiion to pay any 'h'ne
%. Resides Tue ruhning they teach The secretary
Dec. IL. "a as
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JOHN X. ARCHER,
THEO. u. BaNISTER
6oF 10 Likeiy Negroes at Aucfioa.

5o' 10 Likeiy Negroes at AUCTION.
~ Hsssdag the 10fh aa5 III December will he sold
= 10 the highest bsder fan cash. as likely me-
si"es as any 10 NirslDa-anons them two excellent
ie"d'- hpNse servants, rad girl accustomed TO the
hitcle The sale will he couduc..d by uerou siuton
aad Co. NATHANIEL NpISoN '0
4fdhR'niyfrQfOr Of Robert Nelson dec
9a,VtoI Il.Iis, Nov ~ So. ids
AND FOR StLB.... In conformity to the last " I'M
ana testament OF John Treviiian deceased we shall
oHeT AZ pubic auction, the ISf of JaunQrg uerf M
J"hhsOrs Spring intle county OF Goochand a certain
tract oi land known by The OF Swift Creek cOntau
lHs netween 500 and 1000 acres.
PERSONS desTVns of viewing the land will he sbevyn il
oy Mr. John IreviliaB living Johmsons Snrng Terms
hsue hio"hoh the day of sale, by THE EXECUTORS
-- ~o-e-nne- -. 5S..i0t
NIEGROES FOR SALg.... viii be sold 10 The LISb-.,
4 OiSneI tor cash, on Tuesday the 5kh a0y Of nm
"V HeL, " fair5 u not the fair dayat FS.st.r,
Tavern about miles from Potuesvie 81 NEGRoES
os'onsng u The estate of Sarah Jerdon consisting
oi men, women and ckildTen-amous them are some vel
~ VdiadOie h0nse servants, both male and female
FRANCIS JERDoN Executors of
Wal MITCHELL, Jun. Sarah yerdon
Amelia, November Is. sj,ds
MTEGRoES AT AUCTION. viii he sold ia the 5i,5-
est bidder at auction, fore the Eagle Hotel i'm The
Guy OF hichmond on Me2dd~y 0fJaauarg nert rs or
~ hey negroes, Consisting Of Teu women bows and
RHi"-neafy all OF whom are young and several house
anu thCilrl seTyattsihe prime cfup hands They
Wnl be sold upon IL month"; credit the purchaser or
purchasers, giving bonds aud such security as sIali
De Irfrd or negotiable notes with good and anproyrd
N''''Seis W either The Virginia or FarDefs' Bank.
LILLIAN DoSwELLl Er'O1S of IyiAfaH
No'toway, Dec. 4. o. I'd,
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non LONUDN

SEff t. The address % Messrs. Joan Cilfiat l.
-assssi.s Sou eiii Ibcriy VI emmett a. ~ 90
shp fh"tl .srt kcsinz. al Gu POINT tl COM
meme POI DIN Hr silary one half 81 her safgo btirg
ALREADY eu'agca ant 2oing Oh bosfc she VA, h. de-
phNmu "hbo1t us'af.-fVf ffcighf 10 gbe sfr .,tder
"'Rt WILLIAM GtlttsT .
c2t.u
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grivE HUNDRED SACHS SALT--ToR saLF.
Dec. Ia. oI..3t ~. n. RH's: q co.
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Va, UaSLE SLAVES FOR CASH. ON Utdnesdgy
- fns z3d o. December Rert, at 10 O'Clock A. 81. IN
0n oil The office OF Heroa Sutton Co. In the city of
k'chmnnd shond the weather he favorable (and within
the sai oicSif oherwse) will he sold auctisn with
out reserve Tor ready money upwards OF IS nerIee in
ieror 10 none as TO appearance value.
THOMAS MACON.
Nov. n. 80. ids H., y. * CO. Aucifs
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B(UNA"A1s tN liENWCO JAff.,. pg,,75,r =
ealh c"iupieNiou. ieti Al inches hi~1 .ssg, ~
Iehs o. ate,"as soid ~ Thomas Wiikcrson fsr Grad
SO-h vaughn oi Gaochland-ho pufcb, scs's mane nst
:" Joh. ah"no"f Chcstefrcid county DAN conpirx,,r
iret 49, mches hi2h.... Hurrg dafk coupltyio, %
tedIs DIG ie Gof insies high. saw he belongs 10
me esiate "i h9of Lanehurn % Siug william comfy
...sGeorCc, yellow complexion , fret q inches bet
.dIsf. ven made, he heongs 10 Nni Rcdfs,d Il
hcdtotd county. Va The owners ~ The aDove sia,r.
W pleas iake them away OF they wiz nc Dealt viii a.
'Iei vs." dfets. BURTON Det'y
NOV %. 5f"im Tor q. Sa'aCc. y. 8 u u T.
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VI SLu tpLE SALE OF DRY GOODS At -Iacki0,.
Gu Ixssda9 The iJsh last. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. will
ne sold to close The concern the fNTfRE STOCK
'a'e s'n' oil COChRtHE q " iLLiAIS, consisting Of
most cupc and well selected assortment Of dry goods
amounting to about 5 5000 IN which Is Included al
most ever. Article IN the dry goods line. Terms SALE
months credit. HARVEY WlIlISns =
safe to be eonducieab by OILS, Dunlop s Co. Auct'rs
Decemhef1. st( 6l IDS
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t5- oHe Sqware--kirst Insertion, as ccnt,-each
Continuance, so cents.
No sHceTffselas1t inserted until 10 has either been
7si9ir. oassnmed 6y some person i this city or ifs
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kFNoH INT hhNVhiiCASt crTONfCLE.l
iiE WAT Err MEtpt.
q, s.. Uood'corsi.
'i"ua noon, and the teapers icp0Sea ga the ban.
Where vur rGrai tepast had been spread
Beside "a mieander'a the ill where We drank,
Aht toe green willows Nay'd owe, heal;
lurinda, ihe queen OF oar iuStic.l treat,
WIN Smiles, like the season, ans"ici"ns,
Had rendered The scene and ihc aapqu more sweet
But Oh The desert d.!icioue
melgn, the sweetest tiai loatcii tbc vine
The kind hearted iaHsei had brought;
It's Crimson core ;vCmh rith the ric.ss, of wine
" HOn tfae'i Hike her kisses 81 Thought,
hnd SAID, as us neciaroms juices QuaT'd
L" How vain are the JOYS of ,he viciousi
= NO tropical finit ever irinish'd i draught
So innocent, rure and delicious.
" I'm The seeds Which tmhellish this rcd Juicy cote
" An emblem 0flif view
" rol Dnil'Nn eng gents are thus spfinslod DER
" with spcChs Of IN ebony line.
Bst " we ara wise to discard rom Tic MIND
EF'ry Thought aad affection that's vicious,
Lac he seed speekled cote ~ the melon wen 6j.d
" Each ianocent pleasure delicious"
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD for FELLOW ,aNrs
4 BiLLEI, someone's calls himself JtIk,y Yu, ,.bo
topeG from my plantation In Automatic couu,S nr.t
SCOTS Landing, on Mondsy the ION ies,-lr H. Very
blacA trim straish uiade fellow ab,mt "a r. iueb
hisb, With uncoarony Snail eyxs aud high 1,t, 90,
aso snail hands 80 ~ s'' ="
The above reward w.t al; reascurlle ch.,res tithc
paid iot Lie delivery al uy nIautatiou or sur b,,,,
li jad 50 that 1 gel hun ..stu
ALsO, Iice,,Ig DsItstS H.Hdr,2 for GEORGE i;ici..
LRSON, OF GEORGE VINO elourd nom INV ~, ,,sti.,
SOME time "a June. Ie is a v,ty ikely La,L 0rI,,.
o eei OF inches hsl,-iie was lined OF MI R.,IiS
Martin Of Fiuyanu1 mean Columbia and "a ~ ali No.,
babi,iy lurking about there a Niclnond AZ 49,
wslerinan. KIgEi,r LEtNIS
August IS. ~ an,
IN ,V""cu ,"dmSei, Hichai0HS, FH!y2l, ,Sle.
f<;, ~ - = - ne'set RNen, .sat ine Executive
Wan O" the Ntst DAY OF Novsn'bei next, Ia prssu-
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A PETITION Wiz he piesented to the nest LeeioI5
tufc, pray NJ thIi law may pass extending n,
Mcbmond and Osborne turnpike 10 ,ls loen Of Peiess
bpfg, Sept. 4. gi.wsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-03

nv shin Thomas Grenville, Informed that
Napoleon was a little indisposed' and
was about moving his quarters to some
other part Of the island, thinking his pre-
sent situation unhealthy, the governor
having given him that liberty. That he
had become very petulent and uneasy
and appeared to be extremely UNHAPPY:
That he objected to holding intercoufse
with a.y one, and wished to live entirely
alene. All his attendants had irit III"
except Bertrand and one other French
man. he having qusrrel'cd with the" aii,
and it was thought that these two WOULD
alsa soon leave him.
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Alexandria, June 8, As1s.
ANNAPOLIS, Ma so.

The President of the United States and
suite arrived in this city on Thursday
evening last, for the purpose OF embark
ing on his intended excursion down the
Chesapeake, so far as Hampton and Nor
folk. He is accompanied by the Secre-
tary Of wrr. the Secretary of the Navy
Col. M.Rca of the engineer corps. and
two or three private gentlemen. lie was
waited on by the Mayor OF the city, am
an address delived by the corporation on
Thursday evening.
Yesterday morning was occupied IN
viewing the public works, the harbor, and
the different points OF the Severn frem
the entrance to the round bay at the head
of the river-and in the afternoon he
partook Of dinner given by the citizens
at NJ. Brewers hotel. We learn that
he designs embarking this day
IND Rep.
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E. Corning,
Has Just received by the sloop Rising
Sun, and schooner Sally,
40 bbls. country gin
4 hhds. do.
90 hhds. N. Z. rum
90 bbls. do.
$40 casks Lime
1s bbls. mess and prime pork
q boxes sperhaceti candles
80 bags coffee
4 yawi boats
5 hhds sugr s
6 do. Roias,es
$50 bushels p"t''oss, &c. 3
Also for Freight,
EEk The good sloop MARY,
E9HES capt Bourne, to any part OF
S1ah.1sSSE the Unned States.-EnquIre
" as above, Vowe!l's wharf.
June 8 WIN
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Washington, May 81.

Washington. Nay e7.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, s6 MAY, 1918.
During the last session OF Congress-
the House Of Representatives adopted a
resolution, of which the following is a
copy, viz.
In the Hou'e Of Representatives Of ths
United States, March so, 1878
Resolved, That the Secretary of the
Treasury, be requested to prepare and
report to this House, at their next ses-
sion, a plan for the application Of such
means as are within the power OF Con-
gress, to the purpose Of opening and i'm.
proving roads, and making canals; tose-
Their with statement of the undertakings
Of that nature, which as objects Of public
improvement, may require ard deserve
the aid OF government, and also state.
ment Of works, of the nature above men
tioled, which have been co."nenced, the
progress which has been made in them,
and the means and prospect of their be-
ing completed, the public improv enents
carried on by states, or by companies, or
interpretations which have been associa
ted for such purposes, to which it may be
deemed eIpedient to subscribe, or afford
assistance. the terms and conditions of
such associations, aud the state OF their
funds and such information as, in the
opinion Of the Secretary, shall be mate
rial, to the objects of thi. resoluton.-At.
test, THOS. DOUGHERTY,
Clerk House Of Rstresentsires.
To enable the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury to comply with the important requl-
sitions of the foregoing resolutions, all
companies or Incorporation, associated
for opening roads ard making Canals,
which they may respectively conceive,
require ard deserve the aid Of the govern
ment, are invited to furnish this Depart.
ment with such information concerning
their respective undertakings. as is re.
quired BY the resolution, and which may
be necessary to bring their claims to the
patronage Of the government, before the
Congress Of the United States, at the
commencement of their next session.
Where canal or road ha, been COM
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From the Bond Of Union.

From the Bond Of Union.
THE POWERS OF wHISKEY.
Let others sing OF castles storm'd,
And mighty heroes slain;
sing what Yhisksy has periorm'd
And can perform again.
The essence of this liquid fire,
Experienced thousands own,
Gives rest in beds Of filth and mire,
Soft as on beds Of down.
Sometimes a single draasht We see
Drive sorrow from the heart,
And give the systeR energy,
Beyond the doctors art.
lie vot'ries Oft By cepious drsughts,
Put every care to fight;
Rob conscience Of IFS probing shafts,
And-kill reflection quite.
lflong and freely used, it shows,
What wonders it can do:
I've seen I. turn q milk white nose
Almost a Prussian blue
Its magic makes the poor man rich;
A noble of the slave:
II lays the ruder in the ditch,
And makes the coward brave.
II gives the groveling fancy wing;
Makes pride politely nod:
1t makes the peasant seem king
The king demis'd.
l. b,nishes deformity-
Gives vice itself grace;
Re. animates the languid eye,
And smooths the wrinkied face.
1t changes order to misrule-
Makss the loquacious mute;
1t makes the witty man a fool
The fool a nasty brute.
And ifa grave be found at all,
For him who dies its slave;
1t asks no mnurnful tear to fall
On that neglected grave.
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ANTHONY ST John BAKER, esq. who
has been constantly at bis post in this
city since the ratification Of the treaty OF
Client with Great Britain-frst, as his
Britannia majeSty's charge d'ai1aires. and
afterwards. on the arrival Of his excellen.
cy Mr.. Bagof, as consul general, we learn,
is going to return for short time to Eng
land. for The be..e6t of his health. Mr..
Bakers standing in the United States, as
member Of the diplomatic corps, as we'll
as a private gentleman. has commanded
that esteem and distinguished attention
so Justly due to his merit.-W. Gag.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-03
From The Ns,c Fork Columbian.
SPOTS ON THE SUN.

SPOT, on THE SUN.
There are at present s spots on the
Suns disc, two on his northwest, and one
on his southeast limb; there were yes
terday morning, three 10 cluster on his
northwest limb, one of which has since
closed up or disappeared. There are
number Of spots on all parts of his sur
face, which appeared aud disappeared as
he reyolves round his axis one on or
near his centre, disappeared in three
days, and another in "a hours.-The
FIRST appearance of the spots, the present
year, was about the middle of last April.
since which time l had repeated obser.
vatious Of them with one Of RIchardson's
improved telescopes. The diameter Of
all the spots, on one half Of the suns sur
face. taken together, Judge to be about
one fftieth Of his diameter; now admit
ting the diamcters Of the earth TO be III
proportion to each other as to leo,
Il follows these spots are twice the dia.
meter, or about sixteen thousand miles,
aud consequently cover space on the
suns surface Of not less than wo hun
dred millions Of square miles, Which is a
bout ten millions Of square miles mOre
than the supegfcies OF our glooe.
This when compared with the suns su.
per6cies, I will allow. is but small, yet
there can he Nc doubt but what this d.
miuution of the solar rays has co-oPera-
ted with the Greenland ice in rendering
our Springs, bGth in Europe and Ame-
RIGA, and more particularly the present.
so very backward and inclement Are
not these phenomena well worthy the at
tention of scientific men throughout the
oountrys J. Is A.
.anecdote. A Far after returning from
average for logwaod, having made rather
too free with a plank belonging to the
owners of the vessel to which he belong.
ed, was taken before justice and accu.
sed Of the theft. On being asked what
he had to say in his defence, replied
That, after having assisted to steal a
whole ship load from the Spaniards, 1t
was hard case that he could not have
plank for his own use, without so much
palarsr."
Curious Marriage. An article from
Brussels, of the 18th inst. says" An IN
habitant of Commines, NJ. Butin, died
there on the 9th OF this month, aged "a
This man was twice married, and what
is very remarkable, his second wife was
born on the very day that his first vile
died, and he then declared he would ne
YER have any other wife than this iufant.
In fact, he waited TIL she was twenty
years old, when he married her. lie
was then sixty four years Of age /; he had
q daughter by her the first year of his
marriage, and second twenty years az
terward,, in the month of January last +;
be leaves several children, the eldest of
whom is sixty years OF age, and the
youngest scarcely two months. This
nau lived twenty years with his first
wife, renamed twenty years widower,
and his second marriage lasted also swen-
u years"
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Good Effects from .4drertisiEg.

The mo,ey advertized as being stolen
from on board the brig Castor, in this
port lew days since, amounting to SS5,
mas been found, with the exception OF $
or four dollars, by means Of the adver-
tisement. Communicated.
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menced, the communication ought to
state distinctly the dimensions Of tie
work the nature of the soil and face Of
the country through which i, is to pass,
its greatest elevation and depression, md
mean level; the progress which has been
made; the expense incurred, and the
whole probable expense, estimated upon
the experience acquired in the execution
Of the undertaking.
In all cases OF canals, the number and
dimensions OF the locks; the mean quap.
iity Of earth to be removed per mile; The
nature and extent Of the navigation 20
which they as to be connected, should
be distinctly made known.
In every Gaze, the facility Of obtaining
materials for the construction Of .o,ds.
bridges and locks, should be stated
The acts # incorporation, or articles Of
association; the bylaws which have
beeen enacted; the amount Of the fund
au 'hnrised or agreed to be sub cribed
the sum actually subscribed tie amount
paid in; the 'um expended; the amount
remaining on hand and the means and
probability Of enforcing The payment
Of the balance; should invariably be sta.
ted in every communication. And &c,
nerally every kind of information which
can shed light upon the undertaking.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Extract Of letter to fhs Editor of tie
Charleston Times, dated Huranna .IavS.
Our market affords but sorry pros.
pect fer spectators. Sugar and coffee
keep up, and csn discover no reason to
apprehend decline until January or Pe.
bruary next year, the commencement Of
the next crop. when it must fall few
cents, as The crops bid fair to be very
large generally. Some plantations have
suffe'e ed considerably, in the direction Of
Mantanzas for rain. notwithstandi 2 they
may have large crops, as the principal
blossom of the coffee tree does no, appear
until about the middle Of the present
month, when our periodical rains afrd
refreshing showers daily. You vii find
in the paper Of the 1t inst. a general
price current of imports and exports; and
in that of the 5tb, a list Of the convoy that
left here on that day-the number of AZ.
rican traders will astonIsh you, say 20
sail, embracing capital of 100000 or
100000, including vessels and cargoes.
A few days before feet sailed, an insuI-
gent ship aRd brig appeared of the Moro
their intentions no doubt were to wait
for the feet
There is great fresh this morning in
the Potomac. On Sunday and Monday,
the weather was sultry and cloudy, and
indicated rain-littIe fell in town and
that in light showers. From the quantity
Of dr:ft-wood now descending the river,
the upper eosntrs must have been visited
with neasy rain fur several days past.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-03
FROM ST. HELEN A.

The ship Columbus, which arrived at
Boston on the 25th uit. from. Calcutta,
spoke on her passage the English cOmpa-
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
Jui,e s

Twenty Dollars Reward.
ID AN away on Monoay last IRON the
IL farm adjoining AlexandrIs, a pe'
gro lad named
LELAND,
about IS year. OF age, 5 leet a or $ ia
ches high, black complexioD-had on
when he went away an osnaburg shirt
ard trowsers snd blue cloth coat split
down the back. 1t is supposed he ID.
tends making for Baltimore or some 81
the nsrthern cities as he has money wftfr
him. A reward Of ten dollars will We
paid for apprehending him in the District
Of Columbia, or the above reward it Ia
ken out Of the District and ccsfned 50
that he may be had again, and reasDh-
able charges paid if brought home.
BASIL WILLIAliS.
- Manager tor DR.. w. Z. Sci dsu.
June s. s.
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There is great fresh this morning in
the Potomac. On Sunday and MONDAY,
the weather was suItry and cloudy, and
indicated rain-littIe fell in town and
that in light showers. From the quantity
Of dr:ft-wood now descending the river,
the upper eosntrs must have been visited
with nea,y rain for several days past.
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k1K Exchange Coffee House .ffk
& MARINE JOURNAL. ~

FORT OF hLExhSDRIA.. JUNE 2.
CLEARED,
Ship Betsy, For,escue, Boston.
Schr. Five Brothers, Brewster, do.
-Lavinia, Simintsn, ThOmastown.
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troll or regulation, respecting religion
But even this is not all, for this uncheck-
ell controlling influence, extends to poll
ticks as well DIS TO religion, subiecting al
once TO the discretion ot the board ofpub-
lie Instruction the deprecated union of
church and siaie-Bui your Constituent
will leave this part Of the subject, prolific
and interesting as il is, 10 Tie couieui-
plation of others. He viii not be unuind-
full of the editors admoniiiou; bat as
an apology for having said SO much. the
editor will be pleased to recolleci, that
the contents of the bill under review, in
voiye almost every fundamental question
III relation To government ami 10 religion,
each OF which has sometimes occupied
"A volume. lie will dismiss this part of
the subject, after observing, that, il Us
has been eiideayoured To be shown, The
existing government itself may be swal-
lowed up by the corporations authorised
by ilie bill; il the freehold right of sul-
irage he cisslane cred -I!ie suspicious
happy state of religion, may even by pos
siblliiy, be disturbed, may not lie most
serious doubts respecting the merits OF
the system be more than justified The
next No. shall exhibit some of the proba-
nlc consequences oi the system upon in
dividuas.