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-9Do, quantity Of
D r Y c. O Q u s.

Cogkfmg Of
Cloths and Kerleymefes,
Flannels and Bazes,
Kereys, white Planes,
A quantity Of flannel Drawers,
Iriih Linens, Scotch Threads,
Tamboured Mullins,
Colourcd LuteGrings,
Stripped Sattins, black do.
Striped and plain Britifh Oznaburgs,
Sail Duck,
Writing Paper, &c. &c.
+. G. MARSTELLER,
Au7ioueey.
January 8.
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NEW YORK, January p

Arrived, brigs Union, Burke, Havan-
ia Integrity, Crow, Tennerife and
Diamond, -, Norfolk floop William.
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY, next,
Alto o'clock, will be Sold at the Yer
due Store,
TenerlHe Wine in pipe
and cak:
Catalonia do. in do.
Whifkey in tierces and bis.
French Brandy in pipes,
Brown Sugar in bis.
Loaf and lump Sugar i'll lots,
Raiiins in caiks,
Coffee in bags,
Hyfon Tea in chcGs,
Nutmegs-by the pound,
Nails, Tobacco, &c. &c.
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From the Jamaica Dai!y 44lv<rtjIer ofNo-
vemb<r 4.
Letters have. been received from Curr,
Goa, itating, that the Prize Goods found
there, are to iuch an amount, that it is tbe
Intention of lord II. Seymour to brine
them to this iiland to be condemned and
fold. 3>A
The democratic ticket for members of
congreis has fucceeded in New Ierey bv
majority Of about 1000 votes.
ochooner --, captain Weaver, ofBal-
timore to the HAVANA, was captured and
carried into NaHau, New Providence. for
adjudication.
At the ,requeR Of number OF nv Friends.
ofer my/eJfas Candidate for the, EN-
(zing Election to reprs/eat THE Incorporated
To7vu Of Alexaxdria.
GEORGE HILL.
January 5tb, 1901. d4tt
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.yFee1bfe 10 ne.
ADAMS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

L:u TUESDAY, FEB. a.
a biIl was received from Senate IN addition 70 ,ba
acts Tor acertaning the quality Of butter and hogs lard
winch was read twice and Ihurfday next, O'Clock
silgned Tor the third reading
-, - WEDNESDAY FEB az.
ne Hon. Speaker, Me1rs Knox. Hall of R TIL
hnghat, Putnam, Ward Of W. and Morton IF y
with lneh az the Hon Senate may Join, were aDponf.
81 committee 70 prepare and report refpeafnl at
areis 10 the Prefdent Of the United States. Nbo y
ABOUT ~ retire 20 private life. The adCrels n rprer
he grateful and high fenfe the Legislature entertain of
The numerous and eminent fervces he has rendered b
connTry and particularly in his prelen elevated n.ton
to allure hIm Of their undminIhed confidence n IS.
character and afettiouate welcome into tbe boTo,
Of his coun ry
The Bill lOf fupprening Lotteries, &c. parcd to Be
eng ohsL.
A Bill in addition to the Acf making further nrov;-
ioh in The Judicial Department pafcd to be ehgror-
led.
Bill was received from TIE Senate for confirm.
ing The Fee Bill, which was read twice, and n.
morrow, three o'clock, 4. NJ aligned tor the third
- FRIDAY, FEB. ~.
The Tax Bill paGed 40 he enaaed
The Bill for fupPrelhng LOTTERIES &c. pafed TO be
enacted
bill in addition the ett providing for the inf-uc-
ten Of youth, read, and IS 2o row, II O'Clock az
hgned fur the iecond eaLiag
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lie democrats viii be di6atisfed with its opera.
ton, more than the federaliRs. You alfoin-
qnre Of ne s whether you ought to becdgne a
democrat" Ijudge that, before you receive
Ibis lstter, your own judgement win induce
you 10 BE aihamed Of all democrat men and all
democratic meafures the former being the
friends of di(organizatnn and anarchy, and the
latter being the difgrace of government. For
my own part, ! have become more Jealous in
the cauie Of federaltfn than l was before the
late elecion-defeats have been encouraging
all men of good order to Preierve in their vr,
uous courfe. have been advifng all IN in
Office to exercile their authority, according to
the contribution I'D the law. have been in
Citing, that the United States ihould ncTeafe
their navy, and ibould levy iome new regi
ments. have Yately let all the idle men il my
neiehborhood to the exercile Of honeG induRry /;
which is aduredly, for democrats. the bea cure
that was ever diicovered. The exercife of
honea induf ry, for The courfe of one twelve
month, wdl change violent democrat into an
orderly citizen and a federalif Recommend
ing the like conduit to you. fubfcribe mylef,
Sir, rouy ffieud,
ABRAHAM FEDERALIST,
TO lillian Federalj2 I Of Middej9n.
OF Monmouth,
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F,o7 t5s M.gy Jegy Sists Ca@a:s.
Corn39Eltncs between VILLAS FfDERA1tsr
ABRAHAM FEDERALlsr.

SIR, Afsaaqoa'b Dc. ST, $50
WIEN one is opprefeJ wih f.rrow the
bef mode Obtain relief is to relate his diarels
10 bis friend. The communication not only
lefIens the burden, but is the means of procur-
ing an atdlting hand to fupport the weight
ImpreRed with the truth Of this T:nliment,
take up the pen, and unbofon m}lelf to you il
this day of great calamity. The democratic
ticket for The appointment of Prefdent and
iee.Preiident Of TIE onion has facceeded-
The democratic ticker for TIE election, il New
leIley, Of members for the H1uie If Repreltn-
tives 10 Congress has alfo met with lucccls-
My heart, while write, is ready to burf with
grief. TO add to my sGliaion, the democrats
are daily triumphing over NE, went the
other day to the Blacklnith,s Gop 70 have a
par Of new lioes put on my horle, and noted
democrat addrefsd me With courteous air,
aud defred to be informed, whether had wore
ont the old fhoss Of my horf- BY iiding conlin-
ually, for four months pall, about all the coun-
try to obtain for candidates, federal votes. !
sRepPcd, yeaerday in The morning, into the
market 70 buy JOINT Of meat, and inquired
ahe Price. Of a quarter Of good mutton, wbi?h
was offered for iaie the owner told me, that
be fold il by the pound 20 den4atrats for fse-
pence, but TO federalilts, for Gx-pence. his
day offered to miller no crop Of wheat for
tale, and .afked him what price lie would give
me. He anfwered me with great cn5inels that
Z he gave by the, buihsl 70 democrats free, ihil-
hngs and izPence, but to federalias only 6GecF
ihlHings. Within two hours pat | requeaed
oRe Of mKneighbors- ito lend me an axe, that
might cut fome fieweod be faid he had nc
goods to lend to federslas, ana the leis he flw
them The Better which words took to Be not
only rsfuftl to lend me an axe, but to be
equivalent to an order 70 ne 10 20 out Of his
houle accordingpg'y hslened away, let he
faould turn me DOT Of doors Byreaion of my
feder slilm caaaot buy, fell or borrow, IN ny
neiahborhood, on the terms of good eltizsnIhip.
In iboTt Leannor 50 fIom home Ri.hout being
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Fra.r hEhSRLNcrnN- Ell tn-

From H,hSHLNCT0V Feb 70.
" The Judiciary Bill has paRed into a law
and as the public VII feel inttrcaed IL know
ing who are 70 be The Judges, und,r he new
fyAem, iend you lit Of The nominations, as
yelerday made by the PfeGdent to the Senate,
which | expect will Re ratified to-morrow-viz.
FIRST CIRCUIT.
Hon. Joha LOzVsH nf aAachufetts-Chief Judge.
Hon Bseja1Iia Boa,ne, Of RhoAe-iAand Hon Teysna5
SMITH, Of New mp1hire-Afociate Judges
Hon Jeba Dav Eiq. Judge of The DinriG Court
OF Aatachuie'ts, IN place OF Mr. Lowell, nominated
for PromorOn.
Harjea Gray 0hs Fig Of Bottom, 70 be Attorney
for the Dlrict OF Maa4chuleus, il the place Of Mr.
Davis.
ZION. Ray c,s.ne, Efq Senator from Rhgde-Inand,
to be Diltr'tt Judge, the place of Mr. Bourne
Ed7Uard 81 Los Livcy1qo,e, Of New Hampihire 70 be
Attorney Of the United states in that Diarc in place
Of MIR. smith nom mated for promotion.
SECOND CIRCUIT.
Hon. Eg5art Beaioa, Elq Of New-York, Chief Judge.
Hon CHOr WyLoH Elg of Connecticut, Hon. Samuel
Hifa5''ek, Efq. Of Vermout-AGociate Judges
THIRD CIRCUIT,
Hon. Jlre4 LggsJE Eig of PENNY lvania Chief Judge
Hon. Riaba,d Ba9tH Etq Governor Of Delaware, hon
y I!ilm G'iFb. Sig Of Ncw J=rfsy-Nfociate Judges
John H>Ht~ Kitsa. Efq Of Pennsylvania, TO DC Al
torney for the United in that DItrG, 10 place
OF Mr.. lngeFiel, noa- mated FOR promotion.
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Hon Cf'rtes Lss, Eq Attorney General Of the Untea
States Chief Judge.
Hen. PtA6 B. KY Erq Of Maryland, Hon. C'"g'
Keib Tg'or, Eiq, Of Virgiaa--Adocia,e Judges.
Tbee9JA5 Pa,t5af, Elq. of MaIachuletr, 20 De Az
torneyG Of the United States, the place u
Mr.. Lee, nominated Be Chief Judge Of the Fourth
Circuit.
ern Circuits
The PreGdcnt the day before yeterday nominated
aap1.s n Bayard. SIC 70 be Minher Pienipo'entiary
70 the French Republic, which nomination has this
day been approved 10y the Senate but il aunaerlood
that MIR. Bayard viii not accept this apo ntmenI
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

CITY sf WaBingfo1-rEB. a.
'HF Hogf froeeaed ID he 3IG, 31J md 334 5liht 20,
Py5fhHt, bt fbs rsah h.v4yiabI fer yeflr6a
y burr fyo avi.i TBs fatter L4otiag zv4s Adorned
rpfH 1loriay. I oeoeE.-
4 letter fro@ ~ Secretary Of s 7rsssy 7eas rsseipel
b1i ~ red
e re 3o5 lq1at aa zvat mai. u 8oRBove tJe next
@af p br 3i hasb rubie5 yestst aaaaiysoqy 81
tbs STATS.
Aandayy Fsb 10.
TIE HoyS P,oaisf p Bs SAB tqzo'. Tber4ah he lam.
az befvs NsHt 5fAot fgoasi uat t'oryory AZ Ia oat
Ta51ay FEB ~
75s Hogf Pro4aicfio tie 35b hASt far P,sfleat TB,
rtIbt a4s 70 I.tore III osloek he sob b1tof 4va
faker, zVbleb Dae n 6e aie7ioa Of
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
TIE Uotes b7y- aire4dy bern 5g5liG.gI
fey ~ declaration Of ne e5aiee, M for eIariug al -
' eesi0sd y TrriHn 70 Jsbs fams free ob9f7g qyas
!7riee rerf. mr.
a fafonsatof ts toaqgs efi5e r. s. for 1909 and pe5oy
From ar i'sstsy, rsf7g TIE fire at he Egar 0es qgsye
laid b fore tie Lonjc.
4 ags rsaeivco ts Pr1fIsas efJ. Uaiisf States
Is JoLos0s
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Geutemen Of the Houfe OF Representatives, .
:F p taor0 he bliys Of Co4rG aal rsga4q tbsiy al
0i' eoH6r7'.g t5s 3 faa Of A. 1ofv sf bs ta States
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COLUMBIA.
cEORGETOwN, FEB. IS.
Copy Of a letter from JOHN ADAMS Efq. to the
Secretary Of State.
Wglbingfo7, Feb. 10, 1901.
DEAR SIR.

~ 1heNgEo1' req. 10, 1901
DEAR SIR,
Incloled is ''Ne7vJwybaT Hyald," ii which
is quoted g letter from JOHN ADAMS, dated
AmRerdam, 5th December, 1880, 70 Thomas
Culhing, Lieutenant Governor Of Mafachufetts."
This letter has been for iome years paa reprint
ed and quoted 10 many American pamphlets
and newspapers as genuine, and impoles on
many people, by fuPPQfng and imPuling to
me, fentmen,' incontItent with The whole tenor
IL my life, and ali the feelings II. ny nature
remember 10 have read the letter IN Englh
neviPaper5 ioon after il was pubiihed, at a
time when the fame Engljih papers teemed with
forged letters, long, tedious, fat ana dull, il
the raue Of Or. Franklin, he mot concile,
FL .htv and entertaining writer Of his tine
The DoGlor declared them all 70 be ioreeries,
which IS was rot under necediy Of doing,
becaufe every reader OF COMMON isnfe and tale
knew hem 10 be iuth from their dyle and non,
icuf
The letter in my name declare 70 be A
forgery | never wrote any letter in the leaft
degree reiembling it u Lieutenant Governor
Culhing, ror 70 any other penon.---This decla-
ration ! pray you 20 tie in your Office and you
have ny content to publih it if you think At.
| an, Sir,
With great e0eem,
Your mott OBJ. and humble fcrvant.
John ADAMS.
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Exfr. q JJ.7 M Nsztbgt y8ort Herokk
letter from Jon" AID NE. dated Am1erdam 7 STR Dec
1875, 10 IhOmts CuhmR IT, c1ttIcI Of Matla-
ohuitttsi contains the following paragraph
. It'll true l believe what you iuggef that
Lord North lhewed diipodSon to give up The
conte4, but was diverted from it, not unlikely
by the APPROXIMATIONS Of lie Americans
in London. who " co5junaion with their
coldjuors in America, have Seen thous
to Us, indeed on both iGes OF the water but
think her career might have been Hopred On
your I'D, if tbs executive officers had no. been
too tinIiI Ia a point which u Hreruouay zee.
commended Al hth, namely. 10 line, imprif5u
ard hlng all iuiraical % he oaulc, without IA.
vor or affection. l o-elaw the evil that would
ar1e from that quarter and wIihed to have topt
til would have hanged my own brother, if
be had took part with our enemy in this con
tet."
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rieajed Il tie airs Of fuperiority, which lie
Democrats are conAanlly uGng agana He.-
10 this ftuation, | have fhut myfelf up in my
room, for it is not prudent for me to put my
face out at he door, and am feriouily con6der.
ing whether ought % continue to be feder
ala and whether ought to r. ePare TO be &C
tive At the next election againh the democrats,
or whether | on b. to become Democrat
In the midf Of my foirow and under this ieri-
Gus confederation have addrehed myielf 10
you, and have determined to come to 10 con.
cjulion until have received your friendly ad.
vice. ( an Sir, yoar f'Iead,
WILLIAM FEDERALTST,
70 A6rabam FeaeraEQ,l 9f1Eanmeatb.
Of Middleiex.
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Commonwealth OF MaGachufetts.

"
n hsyear Of Loyl o7e t5agca, ,5f b4z2ye} and oas
An act for altering The times and
places for holding tby Court VI General Selios5 of
the Peace, and Courts Of Common P.e4s IN the
County Of Camberl3aI.
81 saz!7a4 ~ t5s Geare ard lG 9f Rtbrg5afHigst,
G"srai Can't g1eakld and iy 5 qaiboray VI t5s s4e
That after the March Of the Courts sfore.
fad, he times and places ior holding the aid Courts
ha'i be as iCllows-viz Al P9yfl,5 va hin and for
the COuhy aloreCid he ,hrd Tu,idsy " June and
February annually and a v-Ciysegly, within and
for fsd County, the third Iuefday Of l6ober,
annually, anyIaw to the contrary notwithstanding
~ tbe H.uf efFebrlita'7t;gJ, Fs 8. 1901.
This Bill, having had three leycr4 readings, paed to
be enacted.
EDWD. II. ROBBINS, SPsater
n Ssaae, F.5 8, Bot
This Bill having had two lsvgra readings, Paed to be
enacted.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pr5fdsai.
FeJ. g. 1901 BY the Governor approved.
CALEB STRONG. /.
true Copy.
Aaf-J0HN AVERY, Scsrsi1yy'
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as7y ~ ~ fsf5ea zIetsr = pan asio, y IT. III
IF tie ts1ds 81 departments, 81 81 ne aaHn ers er E. L "
We5iagfoa' Or Of eanmiffssef Csagyf oy 70 qay ey
gr may sF0Hf, 10 be asVsrtd no fte 5aHd " y,
o z0betba 7r5nf nys 70 ne P,gasr MI XXI,
States % ne fayf6 Of A.,l5 next. o'''a
d4y Of t5gz nedes 7oi4 81 ggytsaEie 70 ,as
JOHN ADAMS.
United Slater, FB IL, 1901
2 7Oas rsred q MIR RahsGss, Obs, and 7oIa Ss,5
AgJowasa,
|sdAgcey, F8 18.
In eg,eDd biz foy enta5ieg Js 8rgieqe " f,a,Iia
J9s@ Aaar7s, Prsut Of TIE Tinted Strfes LII.
bq6ed. '''4 ana
M, ;. Parfsr reported BIZ Provtzsr navaf 49,.
1fabfJ30snf' and for otbry P~fgs arda Eli re W 49,
to committees ef TIE zvJoi, 6oajs. 9"''-
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Of transportation, infurance, and other In
cidental expences, were coniidered, he was
perfuaded it could not be completed for
LET'S than two or three hundred thoufand
dollars.
MIR. John c Smith conGdered the go
vernment as pledged TODD that which they.
had promiied, and which the national
feeling required.
MIR. Randolph mutt conGder the prefcnt
as a tedious and ufelefs debate. The GEN
tlenlan had declared the government to be
pledged. To whom were they pledged,
and for what ? 1t was to the reliSts Of
the deceafed to have them placed within
theie walls. For this, there were the
ftronget reafons, as fuch a mealure would
be agreeable to the venerable lady to
which he had been united.
If then they were 70 pledged, why VIC
late this pledge, by referring the hufinels
to the iecrctary Of fate, of the trealury.
OF war, and of the navy though what
connexion there was between the Office Of
the iecretary Of the navy & the performance
OF this truf, he could not tell.
One confederation with him was inG,-
perable. The departure from the orie;-
nal plan tended, unjuifly, and MET cruelIy.
however pure the intentions) to violate the
feelings OF a lady, 70 much troubled already
lo be Continued.
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FRANKFORT. Nov. ..

Letters from Vienna remark. that III
the Minliters were convcked, as {oon as
the official news arrived there of the inva-
lion OF Tufcany, and of the entry of the
T rehch troops into Florence and Leghorn,
ana that the Emperor afifted at the fitting
OF the Council The fubjetf of the dif-
cuiflon has not tranfpired but it is Ger.
tam that as foon as the council broke up,
oourlers were exhibited to Berlin, to
oount Cobcnzel, at Paris, and to General
beiiegfade, commander in chief of the are
my Of Italy.
November 8.
In the Official Gazette of the Court OF
VIENNA wet the following articles from
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FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER
Il E M II RKS
ON THE FRENCH CONVENTION.
No.--II.

THOUGH indemniEcation for depre-
datlons on the high Tea is by the fecond
article made the fubjctt of fome future
negotiation, in connection with the anci-
ent treaties 10 as to cut Off every hope Of
iucceiS, yet, we find it agreed, in the third
article, :" that the public hips Of war
6 which had been taken ON the one bar,
: and the other, or lhould be taken be
!" fore the exchange of ratification. 1hali
g be refored.''
Such an article is certainly very unufusl
In treaties: when public lhips of war are
taken, they are Immediately, if fit, in
corporated in the navy of the captor. and
after that is done the reRoration become.
inconvenient and impolitic. The repairs
and equipment of the nlip are fonetimes
made at comfortable expence, which in
cafe Of reftoration will be loft to the cap
tor. In the prefent ini}ance it was known
to the American ENJOYS, that public fhips
had been taken from the French. and thar
the French had taken no public lhips from
the United States consequently the re-
iteration was entirely to be made on our
part. But it was known too, at the fame
time, that the French had taken and con-
demned many private fhips, none of which
are fipulated to be reaored.
There is confederation in this article
not ezfly reeoncileab]e with thofc fenti-
ments of honor 70 nccellary to be cherifhed
In military or naval Establishment, and
il will be recOlIected wirh reorat by o,,r
brave officers and feamen, to whole zeal
in the public iervice it affords no encou-
ragement.
The next objection is of ferrous ma
tnre and arifes out of the fixth and TWEEN
ty fourth articles, which preient ouef-
ton, whether they be confident with the
twenty fifth article of the Britifh treaty.
BY this article of the Britiih treaty the
fhips of war and privateers belonging to
Great Britain are allowed to bring their
prizes into the ports Of the United States,
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ty fifth article, if it has any rational MAJ,
ing, mutt be underitood to mean tb.t
iubiequent treaty fhould be made cont,; 40
ing itipulation which, in zvord, n,o',,
be inconiiffent with that article +h a.oa'a
avoiding all difputes in the application or'o ~
the laws Of nations relative to the co. u
2ruetion Of treaties. ~ e0n'
However it is very much 70 +. g..
that France will claim right Of lr;na; ;ea
the prizes taken by her lhips frons .,s
Britifh tc.-our ports, and eipeciallv Why ns
1t is remembered how apt everv ns,;oa Ae !.
to Unfit on that contribution of tra.. .
which is mott convenient to itielf IT,.
probable that both governments, the pr;
tllh and French, will put conarna;a.
upon the 9th article very embarra11;un
and diiagreeable to the United Ststes
he Britifh may conGder it as incon{ia.,.
with the twenty fifth article of their tre.
ty, and consequently an infractiop on
tional faith, and a diGontinuance of am;
ty. The French may Unfit on a pra9;cal
application OF the article incontifent WIKI
the Srltiih treaty. Thus we are eyn,Isa
to be enthralled with one or both Of tbsn
nations, unleis the article be dii}in9,v ~
planned, and 70 explained that our nation
a isitll iha.l remain uuimpaired and IN
failed. '''A 1''-
Such are the objections which have o.
Cured to the ratification of the Ererch
treaty IN It's prefsnt form. and which ar.
irppoded to be deierving of the attention
OF the Senate and Preident, to whom the
treaty making power is, confded.
Ihey bring into confederation the fol.
lowing auefsions
lit. Whether In the prefent circumstances
OF Europc, any treaty l1ocld be made
with France, which does nor confa;n
reaionable provificn for the indemni.
f.caticn OF property captured from Ame-
rlcan citizens before deienGve rnea{ures
were authorized by our government?
I'd. Whether it be expedient to reiea the
Preient Convention?
go. Whether it may not be rat;fed uron
condition that the fecond article. and
10 much Of the fxth and twenty fourth
articles as relates TO fhips of war, pr.
vatcers and their prizes be fufpendeal
By the iufpeniion of the fecond article
the claims of indem1ities will not be in 70
desperate htuation as that article place,
them' nor will any act be done on the
part OF the United States, that lhall draw
into quetlon, whether they are not for
ever freed from the obligations of the an.
Gent treaties with France.
by the iufpeniioli of thofe parts of the
9th and z4th articles which relate TO fhiw
OF war, privateers and their prizes, the
pubic faith will be kept with Great Bri-
TAIN In the manner our treaty with tia,
nation feems to require.
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