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20 The Fyeeb0ldeys Of The County efFrtae,itk.
FELL,w CITIZENS,

20 The Fyeebolders Of The Comfy efFreds,itk.
FELL4W CITIZENS,
ME right we poiseis as Electors being one OF
4 the mott important, it is incumbent upon Us
to contider the M nner in which have exercled
it. The delign Of all elections hould be obtain,
as fairly as poiEble the voice Of the people. What
ever has tendency defeat this end, ought TO be
cautiouly guarded againt, and, as much as the ma
rure of the cafe will admit of, prevented Have
elections been hitherto conducted 10 to aicerrain
in the leatt Objectionable manner the fene of the
Electors The prevailing mode of electioneering
renders his very Objectionable point. At preieot
men itep forward public view OF their osUa choice.
Self determined, thry, unaiked and unloIicited, OBJ
trude themfeves upon the norire OF their fellow cl-
tizeus Confident in their a6iAties, and qualih
ed in tkeir ssatiax Tor legs. they Propoe
rhemIeves candidates for iufrages. Thus, in
the Rrft inftance, are deprived of the Tendance
of feiection. Is it true may canvafs their fe-
veral merits and fcrurinize their characters, and
from the number pretending themielves may make
choice but it is not often the reiut THE impoGng
idea 6. that of two evils we fhouid chooe the
leaft p
Was the conduct Of candidates confined merely to
a declaration of their I'M entions, this mode would
be the Iefs Objectionable. But what is the next
meafure they ADOPT Actuated by fomethng like
conviction that the freeholders think not 70 high
ly Of them as they do of themelves they conclude
peronal viit is necessary to rae them in their Ell
teen. With this view, neither houte hut, in
which relde vote, eicape their attention. In
their great zeal to promote--their own caufe, the
pers Of weather and water labour and fatigue, are
cheerfuly encountered. In this hMdabk underta.
king, electioneering latitude is freely indulged.
The Uniform theme is, the dn.'rsitedneis OF their
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F o U N D,
A Sill VEL w A L "a.

The owner, proving his property, may have 1t a
gain, on application to III. Printer.
Mercb 2.
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YOUNG MEDLEY.

WILL ftand this fea.on, the Suocrbers ftatle
in Middle Town and cover mares at the moderate
price of Four Dollars the fealon.
Young Medley is full bred horfe, a beautiful
bay, hxteen hands high, iuitsbe for either PADDLE
carriage, and is OF the Cid Medley and anns
breed he is exceedingly active. and his coils in
Augolta County, where he flood for three years, is
preferable to any in that part of the country the
eaton will begiu the frit Of April, and end the hrit
day of July
A very handfore JACK ASS, will
ftaud at the above mentioned fable, and cover at
Three Dollars the teafon-Given under my hand,
:" GEORGE LAMON.
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Lee Town. April Z, 81.
V E N E TIA N,

WILL ftard the preient leson, at my plantation at
the foot of the Swan Ponds and cover mares SIS,
Dollars the eaion, or Ten Dollars to iufure colt,
ii the mare has had colt before. Venetian is s
years old, dark brown, s hands high, with black
mane and tail, hsndfon,e, lofty carriage, and we'll
gated. His FIRE was an imported horie, aud his
dam can!e from the betr breed of running hories.
The money for the fcafon 20 be paid by the fr!t Of
October next Good paiturage will be furpi'hed
erat!,, but will nor be an!werape for accidents
eicapes. CHRISTOPHER pARROTT.
Afn2 s, 81.
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WILL he fold by PUBLIC vENDUE, on Saturday,
the 2z1 of April, at the dwelllng-houle of Jef3b
Lamoa, decd in Buekle's7ozpn,
Hories, Cows, Hogs, Beds, Bedlfeads
aed Bedding with Decks, Tables, Cheits and chett
OF Drawers, Chairs, POTS, KETTLES, Looking Glals-
es, and a,variety Of other articles tedious to
mention. The lale to begin at ten O'clock, where
attendance, and reafonabIe credit will be given, by
GEORGE LAMON, I Exscr,ors
RACHAEL LAMONT I<N'''''
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ITO be ler either for certain rer,t, hares,
L iftimely application is made, my farm onFack.
Creek wherein nov live, on which there is good
houte, barn, tables, &c. &c. apple, peach, ard
cherry trees good meadow, and mnnure haolsd
and ploughrd in alto, Tome pcughed for oats, and
every thing nearly ready for a crop. It is unne-
cefsary 10y further, it is preiumed any ferion
deGrous of taking !ad place, would with to fee it
frit. RICHARD NJ SHERRY
N. B. Application may be made to James Star
key, Martinsburg.
Back-Cr April 4, 81.
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CTOLEN out of my fable the night of the

CTOLEN out of my fable the night of the
~ goth ulr. three valuable Brides, of the follow
ing Description, viz One with plated biz aud
hradoon, with plated tips and buckles. the biz with
double guard, THAI is two thin pieces each fde,
the rains faftened rings alto c5llar the plate
on the buckles Of which was nearly worn Off One
other bride with bit and bradoon, both well pla
sed, and the curb plated, the latter is newer than
the other parts of the bride. which is probsby per-
eeivable there have been plated tips on the head
former. The other bride is Jingle rsined curb );
the biz is plated bur the curb no, there tips
On the head ftall and throat latch. A reward of
Eight Dollars will be given for experimenting the
thief and recurring the brides and collar; and all
perions are cautioned againf purchafing the fame,
Or any part thereof.
ROBERT M.KNIGHT.
Af,a s, 81,
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NOTI c E.

ALL perfono indebted to the eirate 6f 5gftb Lsmda
dec d reqoefted.to make payment, on OF before
the frlr daysof June eniuing, otherwiie they may
expect be dealt with as the law directs and all
thote having any claim or claims aeaia,t the iad
eitate, are dehred to exhibit them, properly au-
thentcated, that they may be iettled foou as pol
ibleo
GEORGE LAMoN, ! F,eentor.
RACHAEL LAMON. f-NeSu'0'''
April lit, 'g7.
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70 Tie F,eebolders Of Berkelo.
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen,
r BEG leave to inform you, that / offer myfelf ac
L Candidate the eniung Election Of Repre-
fentatives for the Gsneral AGembly of this State,
and am, gentlemen, with due refpect your ohediens
fdrvant, ALEX. WHITE.
AbrS s.
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Autbentic STATE Pabers. 8
DOCUMENTS

Which accompanied the message OF the Prudent OF
the Unit ed States TO both Houies OF Congreis,
. January I9 1897 80
Letter 10 Mr. PIncSnEy, Mvaer PA<mpeteniAy Of the
Uaitea stats,4aalskseatd Ret4d!e.
fCsutianed JYsss our laf
Cl-G cf IL Er1acE arfr. LIZ Ienpc0Ntc.
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ForJes, at Tie Printing Office,
Blank Deeds of Bargain and Sale.
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sE~HE fubfcriber is defrous of telling imall
4 Tract of Land, coutsnng one hundred and
h1y acres, lying between Chares-Town and Shop
h s-Town, and about equal diitance from
each twenty-five Of the above land is fuhsct
30 the life MRS B,yeoe, an aged lady, living
on the premiies. A Houie and half a, Lot in
Gharhrs-io the hourr is neatly hniihed. and
the ot in good repair. Aio four onimpr owed
Lots in aId town, two Of which ltuated on
the u. ain ltreet, the other rwo joins them back and
forms full iqnsrs. Alto, thouiand acres of
Land in the Stare of Kentucky it is part of the
'nhier't=f military claim. and yeth in the big bind
Of Green. River. The land was 'urveyed by Major
Lsnetam. living in Shepherds Town, of whom
par''rotaf deicrip5ioa may be had, by any perfop
S''7ihg 70 Pnrehale. Ohe other tract in tic faid
sate' ntaining five hundred acres. lying in the
Couh'y Of Mellon, and about fourteen miles from
beard Town The whole of the above property
~il be fold very low FOR cath, and with moderate
ADVANCE III proportion to the credit that may be
qaired BY any Peron inclined to purcha!e.
GEO. HITE
e0A''g'''10S' zee. 20, 90. If .
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LAND FOR SALE,

THE Subfcriber wi.hes to fell, tract cf Land
l. adj Dining the Town he now lives IN, contain
ing iii acres, or which there is a good dwelling
hou.e fmoak .houie, a large itone barn, young or
chard planted there are about 100 acres cleared,
aad under good fence, 90 acres OF which are excel
Lent meadow, ard 20 more can be made 'st fmall
expenc=, ana watered by a never failing fpring
there is an excellent pring very convenient TO the
dwelling houfe the woodland wel-sia,bered.-
Alio .nnall tact adjoining the above. containing
about 81 acres, s, acres clear 10 of which
ce|ent good meadow there are on this tract good
dwelling hooe, pring tpsing houfe, fables, fo:nt
fruit trees, and garden paled in j; the whole un
der good fence. An indi'pata5le title will De made
to the purohaer.
The !abforiber viii tell on liberal terms. all his
ftoek in trade, coniiitiug, perhaps, Of genera
an ASSORTMENT of G pods as any in this County He
will ALTO eli or rent, the iioFe houe, ware.houie,
and iot, on which they irand, which is good litu-
alton or briaefs For rerns of a!e, refpecting a.
ny OF the above property apply 70 =, ,,,,,so1,
Midae'own 81 Jan. 81
THE Subscriber eatf,ei;ly reque(ts all thoe who
have any demands againll hin, OF even TIE lealt
prsiert,on 10 claim, to bring them forward as
foon 81 pofible for fertlemeut and all thc!e in
deatcd to the !uhicriter by bond, note, or Open ac
count, are rsqasfted come forward and pay eff
their respective balances 1bofe who have open
accounts, and cannot clofe them by payment. are
reqaeftel 10 come 10 and give their obligs.ions
before the fit day os March next /; rhoe Who do
not choofe 70 ccsapiY with 10 necessary and reaiou
able "a requsil as the latter, matt expect any III
uigence. W. w.
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FOR SALE,
& Z Q Z O T L A II o.

tCtfUAtED on the Bank Of tie PornMAx. e.
y ME- b7esSs1berd'f-7 ozvu. containing sores,
through. which PASSES itream of water falling Is
feet within the sines, and efficient for the purpote
of milling the excellence ofiuc.1 feat will at once
appear, when the mind adverts to It's itcation,
having the advantage of water conveyance from
the tpot, sorrOu3dsd by fertile ard, and on
ttream the fountains Of which is more than ago
yards from the river, con:cquently always freefrom
ice, which is one great advantage in milling the
fear will. beihewn to any perfos inclnah.e to pnr-
cha(e, by Mr. Adyab Sznea,ing.n, who lives at the
lpot, and the terms made known by the lubicriber
living near AtHnin5bag.
E. RUMSEY.
February 9, 81.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
F O K S 4 /. E,

y N D r i q,
1900 acres Of prime Miami LAND.
TIE greater part Gala, and the remainder in good
fseurlty, will We rec tired in payment. This Land ,
from the mot aushsnElc descriptions, is litused in
the midt he paradcical chart, and bids fair to
become no oay the garden Of A,neriea, but of the
known world. This Elaborate account is jult, but
unnecessary. as the public will be a!surcd thar no
representative can faa'eieaty give comprehensive
'dea OF ITS value and fertility, and is given merely
10 Gil up the iquare. Llkewife FOR tale two tracts
o. Lard in llsnlpEh're, which may be ieen by APP
r. 20 tue lubicrioar.
GABRIEL NCURsE
NJ B. III petfons indebted 10 ne, are autioned
ssgalnfI m liking any payment 10 John Meredith my
Iate aatstant, on my account, but are requeted TO
settle their respective balances without further no.
tice, with we. G. N.
an. ~.
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N Q T I C Z.

PERSONS having sock accounts 90 fsrt'e.wjt
4 Peter sg1inplc late Of Berkeley County, de-
ceefad. ere deGrea ,o-bring them forward property
sttei ed, 90 thar hey he fetied rs ( ihall at
tend at BsnFy Clingsr's. Falling @s'sts, On s'ss
zoth and 7th DAYS If thisinian, and 81 Of Fs.5ra
airy next, to receive th@m.
ALIJAEi HAWKE, Adaiaiftrasor.
Jan. 5.
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TO BE SOLD.
FERI' LCW FOR CASH,
February 9, 81.

The LEASE OF a PLANTATION,
.hort mile from DR.. Vanderyeers place, on the
Warm Spring road, as good land any in Berke
ley County. Three years of the Leafe from
March next, and clear from any charge. There
are flowed on laid Plantation thirty acres of rye,
which will he fold with it, clear Of any deduction
ALTO, twenty odd acres wheat, Of which one third
will tie delivered the purchaier IN the ihock. AS
alto, the liberty to clear ten acres Of wood land,
the wood of which will be very beneficial to the
buyer, 1t laying 10 near Shepherds. Town and Mar
tinsburg.
Any perfen inclinable to purchale tie faid Leafe,
may know the terms, by applying to the iublcri-
Der, living on the late Gen. Lees farm.
ZEpHANIAH BEALL.
february 9, 81.
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RED LION TAV ERIN.

THE fobfe'iber acqoan;s his friends and h.
4 public in general, rbat he has opened Tsvera
in that large end commodious houle, the corner IS
King and - Aapil reef, in tais town, at the fen
of the Red Lion, where ne has laid in flock -
good Liquors. and is pleDtifo!ly fhpplsd with cverv
nsceisary for the comfortable accommodation of
town country cnftomers. Travellers will find
ii their interelt TO cali on him, as he is provided
with large fable ve II loehed and has an atter.
tive aud careful hG{ter.
O. He viii rake few genteel boarders, on mo-
dsrate terms, aod will fnrhah dinners, oyiter iun
pers &c. on TIC ihortefs norics.
AMOS DERROUGH.
E'tsaad,ia, De-. 10, 'e6. an.
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G1- THE Editor of this paper having corpleIsa
bis accounts to the 9TH November laft, and being
determined on a fettlemsnt with ALL his fubcribers
to that period notifies, that he ihaIl Immediately
take the different which bis papers Circulate
in order to effect this arduous but to bin very ne
c.tsary undertaking. Thofe who cannot make IT
convenient TO pay, he will receive their notes for
what may be doe
February 9, 81.
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A LII perfons indebted the fnbfcr;ber, ia
4 the old book formerly kept by his wife Csfhe.
rne, Decd are reqaeftsd TO make in.r:ediate pay
ment osf'crwiie they may depend on laie being
brought againit them ndiicrninattiv.
ANDREW SLING.
Ff5nay e, 81.
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F 0 r S A I, r.

y X a L E,
"A handlome Young forrel STUD, 16
hands and ha'fhigh, rihng4 years old, in good or.
berlin Martinsburg.
Jan. IS.
~ wa tatse one CT two apprentices to the
~ ming buneis, from fourteen to feyenteep years
Of age. ''A''
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o Fl S 0 L D,
A Eoufe and FIalf Lot, fltuated at the
Wele part Of Bntk@-Ssreet. The Eouse is one and
half ftory high. Apply to
DANIEL SNYDER.
Jan. 10.
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TO be fold on the premi!es, the z5,h day Of F.
brnary ns1.. at public auction, on credit of ljx
mon,bs BY virtue OF deere. Of sA% court of tbs
county Of Berkeley, ii Ghancsry,
4 LOT OF grouad, iituate, lying and ss:nq ia
I 4 the tc~n Of Martinborg. together with The
houes, garden, ant ether improvements theron,
known in the pin offaid by 10. t, lasc hs
prapertv Of Cby3aebb, Wacsouer, dsc'd fold re "a
tis.y b1,.lta. @iga@, adnr. Of faEa E,Mos deed.
By IA-5Es ANDERSON.
WILLIE III RIDDLE
EPtiR4lM GATHER.
JANUARY IS. 81.
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A NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

HEis ftout, active, handsome fellow. z2y years
l. L old, has worked two years in lnishs HOP
and wiihes to be p1rchaied by blaakmith, but APP
pears calculated for any tersice Price, and other
particulars may be known, by applying TO the prn-
ter hereof.
. F~b4H1yY 2 '07,
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HT OF TIE ID Us S.
rv<~v~~><|~<~><vA~r/>>()>>~/~>r~'1-
II C r 0 S T C.

IL I'LL of franknsfs, free from fraud,
X epieie with eqai,y's reward.
Z qaai the contract, in all parts,
N or ,poii'd with little triekiih arts;
& onlifient and eoncafsnafc,
H as nothing which the people hate.
r rnrh is the BATS Of the plan,
r eeiprocal the Rights Of Man;
+ aeh party, has an equal claim,
A II, my participate the fame
g empefanee is The ruling feature,
d Y ee, IT'S good aad comedy creature.
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a IL perfons cautioned agsinlt cutting and
4 taking away timber OF fire wood, or purcha-
ting 1T after it is cot and taken away, from my
plantation near Shepherd's-T Town. as / am de
tcfn'ineo in 'ururs to pro!ecure every perion who
in future ibal be guilty Of fuch unlawful practices.
ISAAC CHAPLINE.
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S,LAsTED. difrse-fnl nPtpmrat,
r episte witt. Ills and dine events :
I nverting freedom to proirration,
# aioting the honor of tie nation;
/ raef2inG tyrant tools with means, ,
6 npror;ing their defposic fchemes. !
Fl sir'ning TO dreadiui tragic iccnes.
7 resfon, tresfon, fell Of treafon!
R enoooe'd by Pa,riots forg rsafon
I. fpcas'd BY T7fants and their faves,
a liy'd to fycophsnts and knaves:
z reactery is rhe ruling feature,
Y ca, 'sis.a monftrosa Ugly creature.
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From the NEw. YORK MAcAzINI.
Addressed to the Editor.

SIR, ..a.
THE 'sei 4acon~t ,re/ms tsyOa for faba ton at fbe
Sar'mAiar naHF of f,itnd, arb0 asrH acquainted
suab f6r ei'exnfa1ees thai gaze rife to y II uDas
d'aaDa BY /fmalr land andBe be,e relate, re!pszixg
b, "a 5 . Ae Aatqvs IT hin .sytr!f and qsbaf
@~ herd # 6'm in her fathers faml su6trs br had
been oee@F nal uihtsa, az 1 baue ,eajon 10 be
htUs .bAf r anatiio1 bq, ever 0pp<o,din p,iai ya1
soW Be pleatd 10 gi~e ii a place among Joar "isinai
eSmrgtIsnf.
ANNa.
Nr4p yo,I. Mey ,7t5 17oe.
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Mtqv York. My ,7t5 r7oe.
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with Mr.. B'yd's election, he is made the mar, IS
their icandal and abute The mott mma culste n,.,,
that ever lived, was he placed in the lame ltua,i.-
wocid meet with the tame treatment, from ,uch ~
famous men,. There is another caue of eH.pcr r,
chs party; they iuipect that MIR. Dixon is tie an.
thor of The information which was communicated
to the public, respecting petition TO tax the tu5h
with thouiapds, to aggrandize few indivio,a,.
who had advenlured tria for land warran,,
This gives offence them, becauie they think ia
an incroachment upon their privileges TO impoIe
upon the public, and to iqueeze fortunes out Of ii.
labouring and indufrious part Of the community
but to all other .FerIons it mu be caule ef rel
iatistacrions &C not know whether Mr.. Dixon
wrote the pieces GG,ed " The peopls" or rot, nor
do believe it is kno~n certainly VINO wrote Them.
out whoever he he he has done hmelf no dilcre.
dit, while the public has received real ADVANTAGE
BIT would ak, if Mr. Royd had NOT have forfeited
the contdence OF the people, he has done, ha, he
the escluhve right OF oisering reprettDt the peo
pie Of fsrkeley aud hall other peron, lie. his
talents AID virtuss be what they may oppole him.
without being liable TO be abuled and ,ubiicly fcap.
dAlized prepoiterous The idea it eould have
entered the head o. any ran, except thai of ueh an
ignorant, impuden1s bale wretch as Mr. Plough.
man. III am, candid
y 81 OBSERVER,
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election liz pais, was ID pubic tcf1pany told,
that the day was not far diitant, when the
freenolders in the northern neck would be tenants
to Bri,ilh Lord he denied that any iuch cireurn
itaace could poGib4y happen. Nov, who is is,oit a
Rriiih agent, he who does every thing in hisPow-
e. 10 carry law into effect, or he who, mere
lawyer, acts rrdcr the law, after il is contribution.
ally enacted-.he aniwsr is eafy. :
The chat &c Of Mr.. .. varying in his political
cpinion, is onfounded~; he might however, have
adopted the old patriotic RobertRuthertord creed
in one thing. that is 10 lay, be might have thought
him right in voting sgainit the treaty that makes
you tenants to Briih Lord and might think Nor
e-v 7uyes7 for every endeavour used by hiI1 lad
Gle yoa 4yub Tbs fzrtbes.
Naw as 10 Mr.. D s freehold Is deed of bar,
gain and tale, deed Of 1rulr. I ra' her inclin-
ed to think not if not, lee the records in this
Counry ihould you know the difference, you will
be iasisa:d that head, 10 that it became unnecet
larry for Mr.. VIA. or any other perion to make
Mr.. D any iuch oft.r as is alluded to.
Permit me to take my leave of all the ma
jeiterial, snanciering, snacs having, 12poeo-t; 5r
B1i5 :reahs, ard all h'r tools and party, ex.epl
few scola collectors ofonit rents, whole pardon
mut beg, being convinced ha!l thortly be in their
power, by juil obisrying, that Mr. E. B. his re:
torn from the ait e!lion, declared in he mott
quivoeal manner, that he would not o4.r can
didare the enfojng election. Mr. D. was then
iolicited by many ofer, who partly consrted.
When the dctatcral party Informed of this,
they were sr:szingy alarmed, and Immediately
held a council of ltste, when it was agreed the Al.
torney General ihould difrrgard bis. promile
toref,id, to cppoIe MED we'll knowing ard right.
Iy judging, that'h be bad not an the partaliy for
them that they could have ~ithsd, and that he
would not be Influenced to ferve their purpoits in
the assembly the expenre Of hF conitltuents, end
that Mr. F. B. would 4v6v Ike vel Tempered ;:tes
gelay yieto BE- 1ofzed y tb 6aus IF fbe ennairg arts
a.e.n, III an, @aps he hAa/e,. Whal party il that
wrte, and rioe, and fweat. and ernnt, and try to
have Mr.. E. B elected. anG after all their rhero-
rio is exhaufted, If they cannot extorr prome
in favour OF Mr.. 8. which believe never in one
Jingle initance happened, they appear to be in as
much pain as if iorgeon was lancing bile in the
ball of their eye.
had .almost forgot orc thing, that is, as the
Financier LETT the couuci aforelaid he was heard
to fay d-mn--on to Lord Fairtaxs appropriated
and unappropriated land ] with to the ford had
kept my Aool. worth of certEca es aud funded them
as did my Others; | could at lealt have had two.
more rl-n.a,ons. The ref Of his fo!iIrqpy could
be heard. bu5 il is itrewdly uipected and mott
dncertly belie.ed, that the lamentations of the
prophet Jeremiah, was nothing to compare with it,
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.