Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08

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own party, and it was not until we al.
cended an eminence in front, that we diff.
covered fome females who appeared alarm
ed, and were ieeking ihei:er by tie
fences on each iide of the way. Three OF
Us repaired without delay to them, ex.
preiled our regret at the uItoreisen COME.
quence of our amuiement, rendered til,
belt apology in cur power, and had reafon
TO hope We food ulpa.ed.
While we ftill continue to regret The
terror produced 10 tie party OF females
by our irolic, we at The fame time cher;ih
belief, tina, We ihall Rand completed,
acquitted Of any in,cn: ionai mifcondutt !;
and, in tie Language ct our accuftr, We
Leave it TO the confederate part Of tie
.om,uni'y to APPRECIATE" the Doctor
ling guar and meg Yunim>ns mode OF attack.
u ". >wANN,
A. Dick,
CAMMILLUs GRIFFITH,
EiERvEY LANE,
t.ucH ". DlNEALE.
Feb. s.
We are relueAed By Dr.. Doug ais, tt
|av, that ali The hIami a'tach"b.s 70 any
,.erfoa, for the publication in Friday <
paper, properly hslong; o him, as it ~ss
made without the knowladg Of content o.
Mr.. Byrne.
+" Set 1essar az bareback 4s9 h. qrill
for ride to tie D -L'
No common "a. my ever grows into a
pro ,erb, unleG grounded on TACT and expe-
rienee. The cnc It cited is proved to
BE- true by daily chiervatior. How rare
ly do We Zee msn rife lxdaenJ from low
life and n.tro~ circumstances, to afiuence
and esie, w,,hou, ,:iIaming airs which men
accuitomed 10 g., company would be
aihamci TO takr. prec'ltIy fuch a!fo, is
me cafe of yrri,,s sieyated TO power. to
which they had bef.re been itrargers.
Dieli 10 18th. ilf an'hoitv
Ih 81 play 'u:h TICKS ke'ore ish Heav'n
As 4Ee.c',n An,es weep"
OF ;h.s We have melancholy experience
in ,hc co,oast Of the p,efent majority in
Chngfcis, t,h.g M@ry Republican. A.
ter coax:ng and csjoling The peopie-after
feizing on all occafions, and with gco-
phantic aiiidui.y, aatteri g every popular
p,yxaite---after cppodng and mifrepre-
ienting every ialu,sry n,eafare of govern
aent, and infaming every popular daton-
tent for twelve years pat, they have at
length iucceeded in their puEfiit of pow
er, and have got the adninif raticn Ct the
general government in their own hands.
But in what way they are likely to ufe
the power they have thus obtained, the
public will be able to Judge by tie pro-
ceediugs in the Houie of Representatives
on the zs,h Of January. The federal
members it Teens called for prec;fe infor-
nation relative to the expences attending
the collection Of each of the differen;
branches Of internal revenue. For this
rurpoie, they moved refolution, and
ia,ed the resfons on which they grounds
"a it. One democratic member rifles,
and call: for the reading Of a paragraph
out Of the Report of the Secretary of the
Treaisry-this is all the reply made, and
by Eltss vote the refolution is nrgatived.-
On what b,set4tst in .he annals Of tks
Federal :vernment is this itep ground
ed , Not lurely on that, when the V'rta:
ess Giles, in order to fupport his bitter
perfecu,ion of Mr.. Hamilton, called io5
minute dst0is, relative to the negotiations
OF certain foreign loans, and tbe~aPpiicati-
on Of the monies drawn from this quarter.
No. The evboAe OF the information here
que9ed was furnh 4, although. the ma
jori,y OF Congreis then knew perfectly
we'll that the Object Of the motion was,
from motives of perfonal antipathy, 'te
obtain means of terminating Mr.. Hamil-
ton-ofruining him in the opinion of the
prefident, and Of effseting bis difmiflion
anseard. Consratt the proceeding of that
houie with the late conduct Of the Houfe
of . ,n-e(a,ts.;ves on the !. eth u;t.