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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23

the Houie OF Delegates yeiter-
day.
Whereas the General AGcnbly 9Th common.
wealth 1t theie ie1ion, which commenced in De-
eember in rhe year 7o3 paged findry refoiu,iou,,
in OF which ,hey folemly pToteG againH tae
aa of Csngrels, commonly called the iedtiou law,
psiPsbe AID larGsing inira&ion OF thc Com
isitrtion Of thc United States.
And whereas the General AI-mbiy OF this com.
ntonweal,h. at their (silion, which commenced in
December in :hc ysar 1899, repeated this ioiemn
protettation sgantt the iaid act OF Congress aud
moreover, oireSted the publication OF the report
OF : ieleet eounlitee, containing iair and candid
approximation OF the reaions on which that ul.s-
fure was founded report of which. the en-.
hers competing his prsIeut General Alslnby, -a-e
pleaiute in exprcsliiug ,heie decided appreciation,
nos Only beeaue OF rhe periPecultY and irretitable
force of the arguments which IL CoI,s'us, cut bs-
caul. a difpoiition 90 promote " mutual re'peet
confidence alto affection. among the members Of
the unioH," Is uniformly preferred.
And whereas recent occurrences have taken place
in feveral parts OF the United States, ava rticu
.ariy in this commonwealth which luitify thc APP
prsnenions exprelle5 by the fad enefai Alemb.
blics, and which prove that the fad act is OPP
preive and dangerous in practice, IL sTrcn,
an principle.
And whereas the laid inii mentioned General
Alemhly by their reloiUtion p4hed on the II h
day OF January lalt, initruetrd the Senator's from
this fate in the Congrets Of -nc united States 20
oPpole the paling of any law iou.ced GA or rc>os
niiing the doctrine lately advanced ;hit lhe com
mon law Of England is IA force unde. the govern
F., ment OF che United States, doctrine which sncy
truly declared TO be novel IN It's prInciPls and tre-
mcndous in its cOniequenees; and tao mem eTs
! of the prefent General .AAsmbl,, after the mOIl
mature deliberztaon OF opinion tnat the lao
doctrine sends directly, &c the lubserion OF ION
dam. n,Ai article iu the contribution, namciy rhal
the general government poiielies no powers ou;
thoie which expressly granted ;--thsreiore,
RsfsIvea, That the Senators lrom this ts5e III
the Congreis OF the United States, be infuctzd 0,
! that the representatives be requeitea, to avail
thenasives OF every opportunity - obtain rePsai
OF the aid act OF Congress md TO oPPois any law
or refolGtion containing recognition OF tne i4il
doctrine.
! 7bs biz az igg DUsl ING, p46Ed in tbe
Hogf # DsisgdsSs. bsl Sss" rJsdiEa 9y i6l
Senate
The JollozOisg Bill is noO bSfre TIE
HUE OF Dee.4.sS.
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Po7ObafaH, Dsrsm6sy 70, 800.
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Stop the Thief {!
Stolen, on the night of the 18th Inc
Raai, rom the neignbourhood Of iluvanns
eouthoufe--s pair Of bsndiome
SORREI HORSES

One about sieei kigh, The Other !i,t.s upwsI d.
the lsrgea has three wbi'e est, me othe, ha ous
believe the righc hiGd f0s,--.they have b0th illi
blaze laces, aialoit preee!y alike Il they ore Co.
geihsr they will be noticed a. an excellent u..ta-
Whoever will deliver them At col. Giebs,It3u D.
o. Ms. Strange 10 Flas.ena. Gaai. receive ses
hV. tred yoliars reward,
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7az VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICliMOND:

Tuesday, December 20, 1890.
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PRICES CURRE ny.
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
Tobacco, Old. 3Sf peri cat esG.
Ditto, NszD, ar d;as ditto.
Fioay, SgSsrfar, 54E per 6bL ditto.
Ditto, F;ns 5I( Gais dins.
W5eat, 81 10 90 PR bar. ditto.
Iadi9n Corn, tsf per tbL. d.ao.
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Legij9aure Of Virginia.

The following Revolution paGed
the Houfe Of Delegates yciter-
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70 be Sold.

AN excellent Nlill-feat with few a.
cres OF land adjoining, fituate on the Four
Mile Run, in the county Of Fairfax, about
Tx miles from Alexandria and five fro,,
the Federal City-it has every advantage
that can be.wiihed for to render it aqres-
able, there is 3 feet 5 inches naturai fall.
with plenty Of Aone on the fpot alto
quarry on each fde the run where It Is
intended the dam fhall be, o.that one NAV
be made at ancafy expenle. There IS b,r
one other iituation for mill on faid run.
and that lies only about i SO yards below.
coeniequentiy NUT be dependant on the
above tor It's fupply Of water. believe
there IS plenty Of water for an er-fhot
at leait ten months in the year. Timber
may likcwiie be had convenient at a rea-
ionable rate. The title is ir,difrurab!e.
and the terms will be made known bv an.
plying on the premifes, to
WILLIAM CARLIN.
December 81. .lawst+
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CongvslS Of the United States.
HOUSE OF XHPREssNTATIvEs.
[2aken for tbe alexandria Aavertjsr.
TUESDAY, December 20.

A'oESDAf, DcCeHDer 80.
The ipeaker laid before the houG a let
ter from the Secretary of War, inciohng a
report of the comrniAioners appointed to
examine the claims Of the Nova Scotia
a1kl Canada refugees. 1t was referred to
the committee foulc days ince appointed
On that fubje6t.
A letter was read from the Serieant at
Arms, Eating that he did on Tuefday laa
arrcf a pcrlon by the name Of James Lane,
by order Of the Speaker, for diiorderly be-
haviour in the gallery, whom he kept in
cuaody till the h sufe adjourned, when he
was fufered to 60 at large--1hat ona fol-
lowing day, he, the faid Serjeant.at Arms,
was arrefted by fate warrant, by which
he was fomctimc kept in cufody and made
to appear before 1quire FORFEIT, when he
was difcharged, no perion appearing to
profecute.
On motion,of Mr.. Cooper, commit
tee of privilege of five members was ap-
pointed and the above letter referred there
to.
A memorial and remembrance was pre-
len:cdby Mr.. Tslliaferro, from company
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the court Of Naples towards that of Ma
drld has been openly hottie, in ipite of
the connection of blood which ought to
prevent every rupture. But mott people
are Ignorant that there exits an edicf OF
his Sscilian Majefy, which is tantamount
to formal declaration of war. TIL,
ediet, pubiihed in,she month Of June, i'm
ports, thar all Spania, veGcls feized by Nea-
Polltan cruizers, are good prizes; and or
dering all commanders of forts and bat
teries 20 fire upon all Spanilh hips of war
which approach.
October 10.
A letter from Nancy dated 4rfr October
itares that general Clarke, and the iecre-
.tary general Of the Prefecture have left
THAT pace to repair to Luneville.
An Anglo American refding in Paris.
has received letters from Philadelphia,
which allure hirp that .jeaerfon, the friend
Of the French, will be eleaed PRECEDENT
Of the United States.
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SALEM. December I6.


Arrived the brig Favourite, capt Ruff,
81 days from Biiboa.
A letter from capt. Samuel Endicott, at
he Havana, dated Nov. "a, mentions,
hat On his pahage,. On the sd Nov. he ex-
pcrienccd mott tremendous gale, which
began in the morning, wind E. S. E. and
was at the highef at 4 in the afternoon,
wind, S. ard at S in the evening, tile wind
5. S. w. to w. S. w. the gaze was over.
Though the gale was verydevere while
it lated, he futfered but little injury. On
the 9TH, at noon, Maguana in fight, he fell
in with the wreck of rhe Schooner Miner
va Of WiicaGet, from Port Antonio bound
to New York full Of water all hands
loft iii hurricane Of the cd, except the
mate, Michael Quin, whom he took Off
alive, but very much bruied, and had been
without nouriihment 4 days and 6 hours.
She had 10 puncheons of rum on board
when fhe left Jamaica. Saved nothing
out of her.
The names of thoie who perifhed were
James Murray, mater; George Bocock,
panenger, formerly mater of vefel from
New York Robert Murray, Daniel
Wet, George Sutton, George CANNED,
John Andrews, Benjamin Andrews, and
George Brown, the crew and one man
lnalne unknown) who worked his pat
fage.
BY the mates account, this misfortune
happened on the sd inf. about IL or
O'Clock in the day, ionlewhere between
Maguana and AcklTs Keys,
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LONDON, November IL


The French funds have lately expert
enced fall; and orders have been given
tor the movement Of the troops. Ihefe
are dltagreeabie o:lesas to the friends OF
peace.
L. Buonaparse is goncto Ruaia, and his
con1miilicn is conjsctured 10 be connected
withc fubica OF peace, or to ncatTalize
char power # wa- is renewed.
Letters from Mannheim, October 81,
ieate, that the .Au.}riap army have receiv-
I'd orders to be in readiness to march; and
The rciuE1pt;on Of hofeiiit;es is expected.
Caracchi, and Io accompliccs, have
been delivered TO the criminal tribunal,
sor cos.fpiIlng aaa:Iai} the Life of Euona-
parte.
RuIlians. There is no doubt but LARGE
armies are in preparation. Some accounts
lay, that they arc to aliit the emperor Il
VIZ is renewed: Otl.er accounts declare
they will operate againa him if h. does
nor become more humble in his deigns!
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.,,,en,y millions Of dollars. What is
there in the iecond article 70 advantageous
70 the United States, as to induce them to
bury in oblivion, or to leave in hopeless
condition thajua claims ofour citizens for
twenty millions of dollars.
To agtee to this article, will be proof
70 the commercial citizens, that their
rights arc not Efficiently regarded even by
their own government. Itwould be bet
ter if the Convention were wholly ilent
rripetting the ancient treaties and the In
IDENTITIES ifthe article was wholly aruc.S
out; and if the fenate ihall determine on
modification, it is to be hoped that this
article may not be allowed to be part Of
the Convention.
=
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Alex Kan Ad0ertlIer.
WEDNEDAY, December 81.

An American ichooner arrived a. hJaAan
on the 9th Of December, with the people Of
the Englifh ihip Admiral Parker, OF about
eleven hundred tons, bound from Hopdu
.ras TO London, and ca1 away on a reef
The Englifh loop of war Echo, Of n
guns, got alhore on fomc key about Aba
CO, Oh her paaage from Jamaica to Maj.
iau, and threw IL Of her guns overheard ):
the arrived at Nailau on the zosh Of No.
ycmber.
The iociety ofQuakers in London have
declared their fentiments In a manner
which does them the grcateN honor
They have addrefsd the public in an ad-
vertitement, declaring their adherence of
tore;talling and regrasing in the markets,
and that they will diiccuntc,lance any Of
thesr fociety who hall be guilty Of fuch
netarious practices. TN. Y. PAP. !
Some Of the Englilh feet in the Medi-
terra lean are f9a;cd to have fprune their
bowlpsits, of which they do not carry fpare
ones ); and what is OF more confequence.
letters not only fate icarci1y OF pfoyiG-
ons, but that TWO tranf ports containing ar
tiilery, fhcl!s, and hos, $50 barrels of
gunpowder, 20 artillery horfes, and the
Whole Of the medicine for the army, had
from fone fatality, been taken by the
sraniards.
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Marine Mlurance Combuuv
ct Alexand1aa.

THE fockholders in the Marine In
iurance Company of Alexandra, are here
by notified, that an election will be held
on Thurfday the lsth day of January
next,'at the Court Houfe in the faid town.
tor the Purpole Of elceting fifteen perfons,
citizens Of this commonwealth, as direc.
torsyof that inf tuition.
]. 8. NICHOLS, SRc,RY.
Farm Of 3o1O<r to vofe BY Proxy.
y or we do hereby nominate
and empower 70 attend 81 the
meeting of the fiibfcribers to the Marine
iniurance Company of Alexandria, on
I huriday the 18th day Of January next,
then and there, for me and in my name, 70
vote Tor IS directors OF faid Company.
Given under my hand this 2
day of
n. B. The above mutt be iubfcribea
before two witneAes.
december z4- ec9t
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of militia in Georgia, prayIhg compcnfa-
ton tor iervices Performed IL an expidition
againa the Indians. RdFcrred to the
committee of claims.
Severslpetiticns were preiented and re-
ferred.
MIR. Griiwold from the committee of
ways and means, made reporr on the fub-
jet OF the motion made by MIR. Cooper
TO repeal the law laying a direct tax -
which was, that it would be inexpedienc
Tor reaions given in the report to repeal
the lad act. It was laid Oh the table.
Mr.. Grifwold ano reported a b:Il to
continue In force an act laying duties on
foreign wines and diitilled fpirits.; an ae
laying duties on carriages, and an al lay
Ing duties on falcs at auction. It was re-
tefred to committee of the whole houfe.
The houfe refolved iticlfin into commit
tee on the petitioneof Matthew Pat,e,ion
and others, but as foon as the papers were
read, the committee rofe, obtained leave
to lit again, and the houie adjourned.
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PARIS, October g.

3" Buosaparte pron;fed,'' {ays ar
Englhh JournaliH, $ that on the fri1 Of
Nene eala.re, he VOL either announce
peace or new victories: we now approach
verynear the day, and we ihaIl Goon know
how tar the word OF the izG corlul may be
r..ied on"
Whas mutt have been the {urprize Ct
the Englifh Journalia, VIXEN the Paris,
papers informed him, that Buo.,aparte or.
1ae hr'ts OF Vendemairc, had at once an
nounced both peace and victories. For
the azm.itice concluded on the conditions
accepted by Aufria, is certain pledge
81 peace with that power and three isrone
loftrelies surrendered to the French army,
aie OF more importance than three battles
crowned with victory.
but what would it'll more aftonih the
hnglilhman, if any thing can be aAonifh-
1 lis NJ man ma who has paaed all the known
UNITS OF fortune and Of glory, is, that
n ,as an'el!g cnee. came precifely at the pro-
ni moment. Buonaparte received it At
' .as 'nlsant ne reached the place where he
was TO proclaim it, tor ie was while he
- 90 slollng the bridge Of the Thuillsries
r. 3 INTO the Camp de Mars, that the
reo odssfaphiG diipatch announcing the fur
as,s AZ: 81 oim, lngolfadt, Philipfburs,
. delivered to him. journal a Soi,.
terri, n;e lecond conful gave yeaerday an en-
R ,,oraht to celebrate the return of
,G,Is Palse to France. The three con-
fonao ,s mlniiters, and the principal public
Ths0 onaries appeared there in a BODY
ed n,,e Was concert by the mott celebrat-
lowed. - .'le oaii and upper toll
e1y one knows that the .condusa Of
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ULPIAN.
STKASDUKG, October 2.

-Four thoafand two hundred forms,
intended for the Auarian gsrriions at Ulm
had paasd through Augsburg. The Ger
man garrifons are now croaing Swabia to
repair to the imperial army. The garri-
ion Of Ulm has iuEered mach from hck-
n.fs, as has that Of Yhilitbarg. The i'm
Er.al army is now leaving Bavaria, to re-
iu:ne its environments in Aulria, and the
environs Of Saltzburg.
OStober 3.
"A courier difpatched by the emperor
with orders to the Autrian troops to retire
from Jim arrived on the 2Sth ult. A
French de.ni- brigade will occupy that for
trels. The Auitrians have employed
1000 horfes to carry away their ammunition
aud artillery, Which amounts to 200
pieces OF cannon.
November 4.
A Ruiian courier paasd through this
city tor Paris. He travelled with prea;
dpeed. This is the tecond wiehin a week.
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/ VI p O. K T r n

And Tor iale by the fubfcriber at the Coun-
ty.Wharf, a general aaorement OF Cologne
Mili-itones, from Amiterdam, with land
Nlill-itones and German itecl.
JESSE ROLLINGSWCRTH.
Baltimore, December II. aaw5st
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NEW YORK. December

oAfA1 l/SCSIilOcI q.
Arrived, Brig Fair Manhattan, Greed.
kingiton; Sally, Cork, Curacao fch'1
Atlanta, Holland, DO.
Sloop Mary Ann, Wheelwrieht, has
arrived at St. Vincents.
Schooner Atlanta, Holland, 20 DAYS
1rom Curacao. Left there, brig Neptune.
and Hoop Minerva of this port. Schr.
determined Rover failed two DAYS before
the ATLANTA for this porr. ALTO, left there,
the brig Sally and ich'r Polly, for Phila-
eoeiphla; brig Minerva, Of Baltimore. and
'everai other vele,s, names unknown,
communicated fer ba5Acutiou in tb<
n. !, Me'eantle Aave,7jer.1
ny the Right Honorable Lord Hugh Sew
mour, Vice Admiral of the blue. and
commander in chief of His Maieav,s
'hiPs and yefiels employed and to be
nuPioyed at and about Jamaica, and the
Bahama Hands, &c. SC.
All veiiels which arrived at Curracoa
previous to the capitalization being fioned
Mn: added that colony to His Britannia
MaJefy's poAefions, are atlibertv To clear
~. with the like articles, and paw the
tame imports as were effabl;ibed na pay .he
0a1 p.' government from the date hereof
Out the veiiels which have arrived i;nce
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ROME, September Z.

ROME, September IS.
The free trade in Grain, which BY a.
edlet has been Granted has had the MOI
fudden and happy effect. The arrival
merchant vefiels at Civitavecchia, at F.
umicino, and Rida Grande has fuppiic>
our wants and we trua has dehroyed til,
1nveterated, ob9inate and Ill judged CON-
mercial reftrictions of our Ports.
In the royal edi6t of Naples is the fol
lowing 9TH article. Ali the militar,
corps OF the city and provinces fhall hav
a protector, who lhall be the royal hered
tary prince, and there fhall be befdes, ;
commandant inipector, general, and full
inspectors, Which ihali be the military 90.
vernment OF Capua, and the prefdents O
the other provinces.
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the Prince Eaerhafy, and the Generals
Keipoth, Mefaros, Benjouiky and Spleney,
the younger.
Albani, formerly auditor of the Apof-
tolical Court, has received the agreeable
notice, that his Holmes has conferred up
ON him the honours of the cardinalhip a
mong the frf promotions. This act has been
generally applauded, Especially by all VINO
knew his merit, and the talents winch he
can very advantageouAy employ in the
feryice of the Catholic Church.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Auguf 20.
The Rullian feet had entered the Oar
danelles upon their return from the Medi-
terranean into the Black fea.
BOLOZNO, September Is.
We have now in the Tyrol, s5,ooofol
diers S. companies of Rangers, and tn,
people under military di{cipline.
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FLORENCE, Ser

5:
The prizes in painting, Architecture
and Sculpture were distributed with grea,
pomp. In Sculpture the exhibitions were
much aprlauded.
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3or Col. BNr;, ~
Mr.. Je4eyov, 10
Mr. Aaams, IS
Gen. Piuckuey. 6s
MONDAY, Dec. IL.

Such then being the fact, on which of
the two candidates having the greatell
number of votes, will the Houie of Re-
pretentatives, who are confitutionally en-
powered to decide in the event of ali equal
vote, confer their 1anction?
The choice indeed lies between two
evils; but as the Federal Republicans are,
under exiting circumstances, not only en-
powered for the reafons aforefaid, but &C.
tually enabled by their numbers to make
it, ought they not to choofe the leaf p
and If this be the cafe, will they not elect
col. Burr as certainly the leaf phyical,
and mott probably the fmallci political
evil!
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LEGHORN, Septen

Among other arrivals is panifh Cor
voy, the Siren of 40 guns and $50 mer
with 8 merchant veneIs. They colul
from Berjen, but had touched at Caelie,
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that period cannot be deemed entitled to
the fame advantages, and mutt therefore
be coniidered iubjeet to the Britith Laws,
and to clear out with fuch articles oniy
as veaels from Britilh ports are permitted
to carry.-As temporary regulation fug-
geited by juitice to the captors of the
iiland, and TO enable the agents EMPLOYED
on their parts to conduct the buiineis in
which they areengaged, with regnlarity-
the veflels now in port mutt, prior to their
failing, produce a certificate from BENJAMIN
Waterhoufe, efquire, or Patrick Malonv.
itatlng that no claim Of theirs, as agents
exit agains the veaels or perfons about to
depart in them.
Given under my hand on board his
majefty's fhip Amphion, Curacao
Harbour, goth October, 1900.
(S;gned)
B. II. Philips.
certify that Benjamin Waterhoufe
htqulre one of the Agents mentioned in
the notice annexed, informed me that no
veiiels would be permitted to depart from
'his place, previous to their paying GER
tain talvage, demanded by Frederick Wat
Slns Aiq. OF his Britanic Majeay's lhip
Nere1de, or lodging 1uEcient iecuriy 10
wait the determination Of a court of ADM
ralty on the REFLECTIVE cafes.
In teitlmony whereof I have hereunto
let my hand, and the Seal of my Office,
at Curacao, 9TH November, 1900.
B. II. Philips,
Coniul of the United States at Curra-
oa.
PHILADELPHIA, December II.
In one OF Our Paris Papers we find the
following article:
g Paris, IS Tenemoire-Sb or.
While tie hrit Conful was at Nor
'ontalne, at the entertainment given bv
oieph Buonaparte to the American Pleri-
rotentiaries, Citizen Cambry, Prefef of
CHE Department of Oiie, preiented him fe-
seral golden medals, which had been
lately found by country people in his de-
.oartment. They were concealed in an
aarthen venel, large enough to contain
600, 900 livres worth, were perfectly we'll
preferved, and of various epochs, fome of
hem dated from an early period of the
Roman Empire, others during the time of
the republic.
!" The Prefed obferved to the Conful
that it was difficult to procure theie me-
dals becauie the people who found them,
were fearful left they might be taken from
them, as according to the ancient laws of
France, all treafures found in this way be-.
longed OF right to the Governmental
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- /
Alexandria Advert;lsr.
MONDAY, Dec. IS.
V5 IFS our paper 7uas going to p,s/s ON
Saturday, an accident happened 4vbieb pre-
vented its being publybed.. NE hope our
patrons 1viU excx/e its nou-abpeayauce that
day.
CT Among others, 7ve haze to acknoqv-
Aeege eonpmuuie0tion under the Egnatare
Of /" H." NE cannot /ubbe/e that The
bx6Aeatisn 7ubieb has produced tbeIe re-
marks could beDIbly baue the effect on, COR
'sLpoude~t abbrekeuds, anil as to the mo-
tive tbatinduted its publicity, 1ve can az
/ure him it FvAs gerry different fran that
106icb be has a/erbed-bxt as d/cMIEou
Of the /n6jed 7vould probably not be pro-
dxt7i1e q any good. eogle7aenees, zoe bave,
for this ree/on, declined giving a place 10
bis communication. On any otbey /ubje6
than THE oue be has taken ub, and zubicb
1ve /HaA avoid in future, zoe zuN be
thankful for bis e0,ysIbsudenee.
FROM THE WASHINGTON FEDHRAL1sT.
The illue of the election of Prefident and
Vlce-Prefident of the United States, 70 far
as 1t depended upon the individual nates,
is at length known. Previous to the vote
Of South Carolina, which decided the
lection, the four candidates for thoie
nigh and important Offices, had each Sc
votes. The Anti's, from mere accident,
had obtained a majority in the Legislature
OF that fate, and of courfe appointed cleo
tors, who beitowed their fufrages on Mr..
Jsfey/ou and Col. Burr. The whole num-
Der OF votes will, therefore, on the final
count, ttand thus:
For Col. Bur;. -,