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~O1pk zEaO O1 COLC MIDI II.
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Mr.. Bird never could fuppoie that the
sncrnbers Of the Legislature would be iatisi-
ed with their removalfrom place Of &C
colrimodation to wilderness, and fubjeet
themielves TO the inconveniencies of this
place, without exerciGng all the powers en-
trufed to them, and taking the jurifdietion
tothe government, the members and iubor-
dinates of which were to iubieG them
lelves to the code Of. laws under which
they fhould place -themiclves. A motion
therefore to continue the juridittion out
of the hands of the government, much
furpriied him. All the arguments uied
by the gentleman in favor of pofpone-
ussnt would operate fully to the entire
abandonment of the fubjea; and did he
fuppoie that all the expence attending the
removal Of the whole government, all the
inconvenience experienced would be, or
ought to be borne, without the enjoyment
Of thar conaitutional right, nay injuneti-
On. $ executive legiaation :" What
could have been the reafon why congrefs
was to afume this executive legilation?
Did not the members OF the convention
know that great quantity of public trea-
inre would be drawn together into this
place DID they nor-iuppofe it Of import
ance oiecure the privileges and rights Of
forcignminiaers, who would necenarily be
brought to reiide in this diRrief !? Did they
not confder the number Of perfons attach
ed to the government worthy of the fpe-
cial regard of the national Legislature I!
Gould any gentleman conceive that thefe
were not too great powers to be entruRcd
TO any fate whatever Elfc why was the
proyiGon for executive juriidietion made
To avoid putting thode powers into execu-
sion, he firmly believed it would be omit
ting great and important duty. But
were it not for the words, of the conRituti-
on, the words Of the acts Of ceilion made
by the fates were as ample upon the iub-
jet as one iovereign power in the act of
granting, and another iovereign power in
the act of receiving a,ceiion, could be
made. This was precifely the cafe; the
xwo fatcs made full and complete ceflion
Of the juriidietion TO the general govern
mcnt, upon the terms of the contribution,
which were "to exerciie executive leqiila.
ton, in all cafes whatever, over flch dil-
tritt, !" which had, by the cef1ion of thoie
particular Rates, and the acceptance of con-
grefs, become the feat of the government
Of the United States. How, he would ak
gentlemen, could this be granted, and yet
retained 1t was abfurd to fuppofe man
would granta piece Of land, and by the
fame iniarunent retain it.
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Ing OF DcT0nSlHS 70 the -. OtateS
lying between Muikingum and Scioto RI
yers, praying to be allowed presumption
to the lands on which the petitioners are
iettled on more favorable terms than thofe
heretofore granted by law.
Referred to Melrs Dennis, M'Mnlan
and ChriGie.
A motion being made and ieconded,
that the houle do come to the following re-
-folution, viz.
Reiolved that the Speaker of this houie,
in directing the SERGEANT at arms to order
and expel from the gallery of this Houie,
Samuel Harrifon Smith, citizen of the
United States, has aaumed a power not
given him by the rules Of the houle, and
deprived the faid Samuel Harriion Smith
Of right which can only be forfeited by
dhorderly behaviour.
Mr.. Davis. MIR. Speaker, my inten-
ton is to call for the Relolusion laid on
the Table by me the other day, which re-
lates to the conduit Of the Speaker towards
MIR. Smith: But before call up the Re-
ioiutionI will remark that | have not In
PRODUCED it with view to afford my felf sn
opportunity Of venting invectives or per-
fonalities againR the Speaker. The due
refpe6t Of this fIoufe forbids conduct Of
that fort. The number of days the Speaker
has feen, compared with my own forbids it.
contend for principle; and thoie who diff
fer from me on this point, in my opinion
may meet me en- this ground and by fair &
di1panionate argument diiculs the lubjeet.
II they chooie to do 70 / fhall be fatished;
it will be the moa agreeable method to me.
But if gentlemen are dilpoled to intro.
duce afperisyinto the Debate, am ready
to repel it.
Refolved unanimously that the Speaker
be executed from deciding whether the faid
motion is in order or NOE.
The queltion was then taken, viz. els
this motion in order So and it pai1ed in
the negative, as follows, Teas 40, Nays 81.
Mcilrs. Alton, Bailey, Bihop, R.
Brown, Cabel1, Chriaie, Clay, Claiborne,
Condit, Davis, Dawfon, Dent, Eggleiton,
Elmendorf, Fowler, Gallatin, Gray,
Gregg, Hanna, Heifer, Holmes, lack
lon, Kitchell, Leib, Lyon, Linn, Living
iton, Macon, Nuremberg, New, Nicholas,
Nicholfon, Randolph, Smile, ]. Smith,
S. Smith, SPaight, Stanford, Stone, Stump
ter, Stuart, Talliferro, 1'homplon, A.
Trigg, ]. Trigg, Tazewell, Van Cort-
landt, Varum, r. Willisms-4o.
NOES. =
MeiIrs. Baer, Bartlett, Bayard, Bird,
]. Brown, Champlin, Cooper, Craik,
Dana, ]. Davenport, F. Davenport,
Dennis, Dickion, Edmond, Evans, Fofter,
Freeman, Glen, Goode, G. Goodrich, E.
Goodrich, Grifwold Grove, Harper,
Henderfon, Hill, Huger, Inlay, Kittera,
Il. Lee, S. Lee, Lincoln, NATION, Nor
rls, Otis, Page, Parker, Pinckney, Plat,
Powell, ]. Reed, N. Read, Rutledge,
SHEPPARD, ]. c. Smith, Sheaf, Tenney,
| Thatcher I 'TH~~,,e
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Dut 1tlf THIS 49, Dutlul luOJeSA
whether or not the laws the two aates
were in force in the diff t-would the !
gentleman fill with to Lei Fe it in doubt!
Surely no new laws could De made by thofe
fates to affect this diitrict, actually made
the feat ofgoyernment, and he commended
that none Of the laws whatever did exit
here, and that the power of the civil Off
GERS actually had ceaisd: it therefore re-
CURED no painting to fhew that the fate
ofthe place was truly deplorab!e-would
the gentleman yet with to leave the diff
tritt without laws, and merely left it1hould
take away their political fuffrages ? That
the people could not be Represented in the
general government, MIR. Bird admitted,
but where was the.blame, if any could at
tach Certainly not to the men who made
the act election, nor to thofe who ac-
copied It. 1t was to the men who framed
the constitutional provi6on who peculiarly
{et apart this as d;fria under the nation
aliafeguatdand government. But he con-
tended there was no injury fuaained.--
What lefs compensation than the particular
leginat;onsof this difrict could be requir-
ed for the removal Of the government
whereby in thefe almoa uninhabited woods
the beginnings Of rich ard profperous
city was commenced, and made the CAPT
tai of the United States On the contra
ry, the tendency of an oppoition to this
bill would be to leave The government for
ever IN its preient deiert and unplcafant
iituat:cn. Surely from this view Of the
fubiect, the accommodation of the cover. $
ment and the intereits of the people arong-
ly plead for the bill, for the governments
never could remain here unleis it could OBJ
tain the juriidietion.
From whom did the gentleman learn
that the condition of the people would be
70 deplorable under the general govern
ment? Not from the people thenfelves,
for great proportion of them had other
wife expreaed in their memorial to the
houfe, and no counter expreilion had been
heard. How far indiyiduals,had exprei7ed
themfelves he would not fay He only
attended to the general voice.
Farther. MIR. Bird aiked whether it.
was not better to be under the immediate
eye and protection of the general govern
ment, than at the very extremity of the
two lfates to whom theie parts of the diff
triet were connected. Much inconyeni-
ence mutt reiult from their exterior iitua-
ton, and much good from their connected
one. But if he were not inclined to pay
10 much attention to the peculiar interefs
OF the people, he mutt pay fome to himielf
and to the government generally, whole
iecurity and accommodation he was very
defirous to promote.
The fpeaker rofe to remind gentlemen
OF the queition of order, and that, under
the prefent motion, the merits of the bill
could not be difcuGed. When this mott
on was difpofcd of, there would be ample
time for debate on the merits of the bill.
He could apply this reproof to gentlemen
on both iides. He hoped the ouehion of
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INC eHPuinon OF any perion, either from II.
lobby when introduced by any member &c
the houfe, or from the gallery, when ,h Us
fame is generally opened. S
The previous queftion was called nr..
FIVE members viz. S lhall the main ouee;
on to agree to the faid motion be nor
put?'' ~"
Whereupon the faid quefion beine m
der confederation, Mr.. Livinglon. hsv;na
addreAcd the fpeaker did in the opinion e
the Speaker proceed to debate the main
queaion, and being thereupon called to
order by the fpeaker.
Whereupon an appeal was made to tho
houfe, from the deciiion Of the Sne,ker
and on the quetion of concurring with the
Speaker in his faid decilion, it was relol
we'd in the afiirmative-Y cas- 60, Nays A.
as follows:
YEAS.
Meiirs. Bear, Bartlett, Bayard, Bird
]. Brown, Champlin, Cooper, Craik, Da.
"a, J Davenport, F. Davenport, Dennis.
Dent, Dickion, Edmond, Evans, Potter
Freemen, Glen, Gooie, c.. Goodrich, E.
Goodrich, Gregg, Grhwoid, Grove, Har.
"a, Harper, Henderson, Hill, Huger, I'm.
lay, Kitcheli, hittera, II. Lee, S. Lee,
Lincoln, NATION, Morris, Otis, Page
Parker, Pinckney, Platt, Powell, !. Reed,
n. Read, Rutledge, Shepard, J. Smith,
j. G: Smith, Sheafe, Tenny, Thatcher,
]. c. Thomas, r. Thomas, Varnum,
Wa1lwo1th, VAIN, l.. Williams, Woods.
62.
NAYS.
Menrs. Alton, Baily, Bihop, R.
Brown, Cabell, Chriaie, Clay, Claiborne,
Condit, Davis, Dawfon Egglelton, Elmen-
dorf, Fowler, Grey, Heller, Holmes, Jack.
ion, Leib, Lyon, Linn, Livingston, Ma
con, Muhlenberg, New, Nicholas, Nj
cholfon, Randolph, Smile, S. Smith,
Spaight, Stanford, Stone, Sumter Stewart,
Taliaferro, Thompfon, A. Trigg, ].
Trigg, Tazewell, Van Cortlandt, r VIII.
llams. A..
The previous quefion upon the faid mo-
ton being then taken, in the words fol-
lowing, viz. s. Shall the main que&ion to
agree to the fame be now put? 1tpahed
in the negatiye-Yeas so-Nays s.; as
follow:
YEAS.
Mei1rs. Alton, Baily, Biihop, r.
Brown, Cabell, Cnifie, Clay, Claf-
borne, Condit, Davis, Dawfon, Dent,
Eggleaon, Elmendorf, Fowler, Gallatln'
Gray, Gregg, Hanna, Heiaer, Holmes
Jackion, Kitchell, Leib, Lincoln, Lyon
Linn, Livingston, Macon, Muhlenoerg'
New, Nicholas, Nicholfon, Randolph
Smilie,.J. Smith, S. Smith, Spaight, stan
ford, Stone, Sumter, Steuart, Ialiaferl0'
Thompfon A. Trigg, J.lTrigg, Iazewe'l'
Van Cortlandt, Varnum, X. Williams
Woods. SO.
NAYS.
Mel1rs. Baer, Bartlett, Bayard, biia'
J. Brown, Champlin, Cooper, Cfa'k'
Dopo r Doyap,>Crf r I)aVcnpOIIS
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FRIDAY, February 20.

TNIDAfJ TtUludIy 70.
The petitions Of Matthias Shroyer and
Margaret Culbertfon were prefented and
referred to committe of claims.
A petition from fundry perfons, Reid
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f1- III, and for which ditrict
mail be holden At Wilmington, by
u difrict judge lat aforeia on the laft
Tuefday in March, On the lift Tueiday
~ in July, and on the laft Tuefday in Mo-
~ vember, in each and every year; which
al 4aid courts hereby directed to be holden,
IL thall foeraily and respectively have and
exercifs, within their leveral and reipcc-
tive diitriSts tlelau,e powers, authority,
and jurildietion, in all cafes and reipe6ts
whatfoeyer, which are yefted by law in
the difriet courts Of the United States.
ITO be continued.
C0ngrej5,of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
q MONDAY, February.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Strayed or Stolen.

FROM the fubfcriber, GREY Hare,
witch tail and fnail black fpot on each
ear about i34 hands high, branded on
the near ihouldcr thus, A. Whoever
Will bring faid mare TO me, near -Four
Mile Run, ihaIi have a reward of FIVE
DOLLARS. PETER VEITCH.
NOV z. eo3't
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John G. LADl)
HAS FOR SAFE

.jOHN U. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine lalt,
Ruflia iheeting and Duck,
Welt India and N. F.. rum,
Molafes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyfon, hyfonikin, ! Teas of the beR qua
Souchon and bohea lity,
A few cafks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candies,
by 9 window glafs,
Soap, cheefe and fhad,
Men and womens' fhoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
l box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quilts,
Sewing irvine,
A few crates and boxes glafs ware,
Pepper, nutmegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter OF Paris, &c. &c.
on. "a. d
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Public Sale.
On TUESDAY,,

I'm TUESDAY,
ten O'Clock, qvW be /oId at tie Yenaue
Stare,
| sd and 4th proof Antigua and
maica Rum in hhdS. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tenerife Wine in cafks,
&Coldials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Mo!aaes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates,
ndfomely aGorted,
SO boxes Havana Segars,
Notion in bales a credit.
81 ALSO,
Uarltey of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
SIS lannels and Planes,
larpets and Carpeting.
rim and German Linens,
" o y and cotton Stockings,
cal'cOes and Ginghalns,
a variety of Muffin and Muffin Hand
Fehiefs and Shawls,
able Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number of other articles.
r. G. MARSTELLER,
q -. e. Vendue- Mater.
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Sale by Sutton.

On MONDAY next,
Il o o'clock qvW be /oid at ME Aaaion
Roam,
Rum IN hhdS. and bis.
Sugar in bis.
Coffee in bags,
RaiGns in boxes,
Soap in do.
Tobacco in kegs,
Starch in bis.
A quantity of Stone Ware, &c.
44yo,
A quantity Of Dry Goods,
Confaing of
German and Irlih Linens,
Holland Linens,
White Rolls, iieilians,
Flamels, Coatings. blankets,
Kerfeymeres, Foreti Cloths,
Broadcloths, Baizes,
Calicoes, Checks,
Pocket Hsnkerchiefs, Shawis,
Pertains, Gloves,
Sewing Silks and Threads,
Tapes, Silk tioze, sc. sc.
Likewi!e- reierUe---
Two bales Of INDIA GooDs.
bmaged.
Fl. and T. MOORE,
Nov. 2. Autt,oneerS.
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The SuI/trber has far ,/ak at bis Stare
Prince .frcet,
FTelh lemons by the box,
Sugar by the barrel,
Belt Engliih Cheeie,
Rhode liiand Apples, by the barrel or
retail,
Excellent Crambcrries,
China Oranges,
Some picked Loblters in jars, &c.
ABEL WILLIS.
OCT. e. co
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Property for Sale.

Two hundred and forty,acres
Of excellent FARMING LAND, lying
in the county Of Loudoun, about "a miles
IRON Leeiburg, and one mile from, the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
.ker's Gap, being part Of Scotland Tract,
formerly belonging TO Mr.. w. Melton.
a HOUSE and LOT in
Leetburg, pofIeded by Mr.. DAYTON, raer-.
chant.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly ftuased, in Fairfax rect, Alexan-
ora, in the pofelion Of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
A LOT in Dumfries, on
ws'ch are built a frong and commodious
bnek dwelling hoafe and a kitchen, fla
DE and granery-in the occupancy Of Mr..
Fine Srncck. This meffuage, from its
Vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
p@serfies, is we'll calculated for a rerfon in
the grain or tobacco buGnels.
III the two hra mentioned properties are
not %rreviouAy difpofed of by private bar
gam, they will be eypofed to public fale
:. Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leefburg, on
,e gin DAY OF March next, being the frR
'oay OF ,Loudoun county court.
r0r terms, applicationmay.be madesto
MI. lhomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
70, Camfronf ,eet, Mxanayja.
reDruary 2. mw&ftf
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FOR SAL E,
The large three fory Brick
w WAREHOUSE, with the two tory
frame one adjoining, on the next lot to
tie norsh-eaa corner of King-areet.
For hze, frength, convenience and
goodness Of aand, this property is certain
ly the beR In town. For terms, apply
in Baltimore to MeGrs. Martin s. Jauf-
fret, and in Alexandria to the fubfcfiber !:
Wbo will Rem
The three itorybrick Ware
'houfe adjoining, formerly occupied by
Mr.. John Ridley.
A.. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
February Z. eo3m
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.TW Received
Il C~aeAgament Of the IoN07vixg articles.
Cotton IN bales,
RuAia Canvass,
Brown Rolls,
Hcfians, !
Dude Caf{ahs,
China Cutters,
Baftas,
Engliih and India LuteGrings,
Black Florentines, x
Sprig'd and plain ~jaconet Mullins,
Ladies Shoes, &c. &c.
WbAb, togethsv with Nveral articles on
hand, viS
Loaf, lump s brown Sugar,
Young Hyfon,
s]0uehopg' and TEAS,
Alum Salt,
Liverpool do. in bulk and Jacks,
German Oznabargs,
Flanders Shee7ing,
Cloths,
Writing and wrapping Paper, sc.
Wilde fold low for Cath, or bartered for
Flour, Corn or Tobacco.
Hewes e Miller.
February z. co
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The Members of the Alex

/ ne MemDeTS OF the Alex
andria Library Company will pleafe to
take notice, that an Election will be held
at the Council Chamber on Monday the
10Th infant, at 8 in the afternoon, for a
PRECEDENT and eleven Directors for the
Company for the enfuing year, agreeable
to the aa of Incorporation.
They will ALTO pleafe to obferve that
she library is removed t 0 a convenient
room in the central part ofKing- arcet, ar
the rear Of Mr.. William Grid, watch
maker, ard nearly opPoite Mr.. Law
renee EIcoH's.
JAMES KENNEDY, Zen.
Librarian.
King areet, Feb, q. zwmw&f
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF RRpaEsENrArIyas.

WEDNESDAY January III,
5 h d. T O. N T. "A w
H0g/e Committee, Nh. Morris in The chair.
1Coutiaxed.
MIR. Nicholfon explained-He tr,,fed
no gentleman would fuppofe the hiaory
OF Adams, the printer, to be intentiouallv
initiated by him. That his relation Of i
might be not erroneous,the did not fay. The
gentleman himfelf it appeared was under
the very fame mifake-he Acknowledged
to have Teen the circnmttance in the newt.
papers as related, and to have believed il.
until by a more intimate enquiry, when
the opportunity offered to him, he was un-
deceived. He therefore could not blame
thoie who had not had the opportunity Of
ieeingg it ccntradieed. Befides this mil.
information, the gentleman thought the
man was dead, until informed otherwiie by
a gentleman by his Gde.
AS to the cafe of,Mr. Cooper, the gen.
tleman from S. Carolina eo~rroborated the
observation, Mr.. Nicholfon faid, made hy
him. He agreed that the teaimony ofthe
preiidcnt was refufed, but did not draw
the fame differences. He thought it right
but | conceive it otherwife. Mr.. Cooper
was charged with having declared that
the PRECEDENT in his anfwers to addrelTes
had faid fuch and fuch things. He WIS
told that he mutt not rely on this as teli.
mony. MIR. Harper denied the truth Of
this Mr.. Nichollen faid it certainly was
rcfufed in the 6rf inftance, though after
wards it might have been permitted to be
readto the jury, but not as due tefimony.
Upon this he thought it proper to call for
the tetimony of the preGdcnt himtelf,
which was refaled upon the ground ofim-
propriety.
Mr.. Harper. AS a great part, Mr..
Chairman, Of what I have to offer to the
committee on this qucition, is connected
with the ftatements of abufes which gen
tlemen who oppofe the continuation ofthis
law, tell us have been committed in the
courfe of its execution, I have chofen 70
offer it at this fage Of the debate, in order
that the correction'of the errors w ;fh (which
thofe ftatenensa abound, may & 0 forth with
the errors themfelves.
The objections of gentlemen, fir, to the
continuation Of this law have been direct
ed, as uiual, againif its confitutionality
and its expediency, Thofe againf its ex-
pediency are reducible, as far as 4 have
been able to underfand them, to lomc in
frances Of opprefion, which gentlemcn fay
have taken place under the law. In what
did this oppreAion conff fl underaahd
gentlemen Alright, they aated it to conia
in the denial to perfons who had been in-
diefcd under the law, of the proper tine,
means and opportunity Of making their
defence. The objections have been vari-
oufly and very inditinetly expreaed, but
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CONDITIONS Of PUBLICATION
of. the
Aexandyza AdUeytaler

Commercial Intelligencer.
i. 1T qoiW bepablJ5ed on a baJfBeet
Of Ipey- soyaI PAPER Of good quality, and
viii an elegant tyte, IF 7ubie6t tb1stafs,
leutaiss a Jpernaen.
II. HeuW be pubkj6ed evsy day at 3
s'eAock, and deAiseyed to Iu5/eri5e,sia fc7vn
with the ntm1f rsgnlarty-asd espedi-
hos, md ~tsanlmitted 10 tbeE at a dyaanee
sbrongb TIE msf early and seg3AGr chan
rsb If e~oareyaxes.
III. The Price 1OX be Five Dollars per
nnuum, to be9aM exc half on ,rcei1t Of The
fra xumbey, Tie remainder at he emf Of
tie year.
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ForMe Alexandria AdoeytiGr.
BY AN HIBERNIAN AND ALIEN.

NOW bark ye, fwect Liberty Boys,
For thefe are the days Of our glory;
Come on, then, our true-hearted joys, :.
The Ariftocrats all fly before ye;
The magi}rates, jury and courts,
They aand in the way of our thriving,
They give people little fupport,
Who have nothing to lofe or keep bv
them.
AsaGt0 THE DevR qys'N bHeb item.
For example, to France let us look
There is Liberty, hure, to the utmof,
IT'S then, by hook or by crook,
Who makes the bea fcrambies fill up
mott;
Like them, let us dance the Carmnole,
And take therich by the weafon,
And pitch them by fcores in a hole.
BY my thoul, it will be pretty diverGon.
HxSsa far equality Boys.
III.
And foon the dear French will be here,
With their equal*rights and their pixies
Sir.
Oh! how very fweet for to hear
The fnap of the guillotine's axe, Sir.
Then off flies a head at a touch,
The Arieocrats hall not efcape US,
And ifthe damn rogues hall be rich,
We will "trip them like new Kind po-
tatces.
Good luck to The French then, busza.
Nv.
For leaders we need not fear that
There's Gallatin, with his palaver,
And Nicky and Giles, who can chat,
The wooden Sword Knight, who can
Aaver;
And then, we have Randolph and Trigg,
And others, both furdy and friky,
Who once gave the Congrefs a jig.
And dance about poles for their Whit
key.
O! 1sf are The bys ia, the traa.
v.
With J-fon, greatea Of men,
Our Prefdent next, we will dafh on.
Republican marriages then,
And drowning boats, will be in fafhion,
Coalitions, ~tri-colour'd, will form,
'Twixt white Men, Mulattoe, and Me-
groes.
The banks and the treafury we'll form.
Oh! how we'll fqueeze the old Qua
kers.
PbIs6pIy ba be hixs.
VI.
Then Sheela and I will be dreG
In b~roadclotls, in flks and in fatin
Will eat and will drink ofthe bef,
With footmen and pages in waiting.
Thus Sheela hall flip her fine tea,
With gofips~ carouzing and feafting
Infead offour clabber and whiRey,
Good~wine | will be after taaing.
BLEED and ouuM we'll I've BY aadby.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-03

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