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sfior, duplicating TIC charstier Of 'he
writer. Il, further ilstes that certain gee-
sierpen on The committee DID not cpucuf
IN tho report. This tic writer knew
irou tic debates upon the report. He
sheFSiorr, though, il bis dn.y, in vinii-
cs,irg himielf, 10 exonefatc .hoie nssp-
hsn from csnfarc. Was this indrcen, !
lie conceived NOT.
Mr.. Morris laid tia, when he lad OBJ
iefyed thar shsfc was 40, an indecent ex.
pFrkion in The letter, he mcant thAsf,hsir
Was no fueh cxprei.iou applied 20 tic
houir collectively lie ald 100 mean 20
fsy lheEe were 30 charges sgaleii in3iyi-
dual members. Bus Il there wrrc charges
sgainit indlyidual usmhers, TIA, e.s sta
feslon for the hootc rels!lug 10 afas e..
That could only he toae when charge,
sefr made agaiaa The houie IL. is ee..es-
ll.c character.
Tie fpesker read tic roles oi iht
houle that applied TO tic eagt before
them.
Mr.. Alton f.id he only rofc 80 oosier
she ehfefya,ion ct ID, ooilssgpe Mr..
Sianlryl who fuppsfed he aw ,he iallds
o. thc communication telofe il AS re.
ientei. This he denisd. * BAD grosasa-
sd bis uAotlon exclusively on shat is
bad heard read.
AIR. E4cou was i, lcG 10 dtSiie On
the pfoptisty al feaaing OF nps reading
ihse pseeD. lie perceived thss ,1es
cen,sioed noi oaay a complaint, b4s
nigh charge sgsia.s nc eunsai'les 81 -
hoax. f.ating thar rhz rrsjor pafs aaen.
"a 10 -: txglahsrly uan tie suGssis 81.
agssej 20 ghe whole oomnlsget, e.isheui
eanfasging TIC ether mscsbeft. THIS sas
, a'gh chsfge. Whr,hrs proper Of ftgo.
lazy made. Sc 81 So, era.g. |, va
rs,'atI Us oF:nioa -, Us a5sts oggAg 81
rrrcsrd 10 rsAd,ng tic PsPefs, 49, alter.
wss5s to pals proges oiess osi .htm.
14s f1eskrs DICTATED nc ,ulc is fesa-
ins imperative. afd A.t. Al 7ee Asssa1;ss
has up'ioa on sh.et ,le S'sts. fseusl..
c3 n rs tesdsos, sch va ecas.nasJ
for m9gr than a. aoet shra
Nr. OASIS ferswta 'se saetloa iof
f..i tsa. ste fat'hsI igsaieg. IL Az
"a shA, fc,Con iatfs asg Is 80 f,mlae
liz i'mc Of 'he hepfc IL hasleg loeg ps-
ser tsai. or ~hi y. al-ea se., shc eoait
colid not al liz ,ssi fs.r OF ile
! hoals enJoin,og '?on ese'y ms'elcf OF
re fs<s.ef, h<lo, p'sfcni < spy rsprg.
briefly - rae in cosisn,g, SCI 81
d sha, avail sha '.l- s3s.l IL a.ta Il
sets ia ;hs powegoi ll'c Aoai, . ssl4.s
she rradinE
TSs ieAker srsin declared hi CT si9n
TIA; sae fsailng was itnr~ au.r, unieh
3Ile-rfi uiiA b. eesoigaps. roa.s;.
A.f. ali,sAsl! tas gsoeeeaseg L. make
fsme fesn1rks ,shsn SIR. Grisoll Ss,.
iel him . osIes, Is he dseiaen q tic
81 sser Sal f-l'lsi its poa.t, un.st, 40
spfri y tnslic ,hegslfo.n.
ri. Daslt EslI ie was IL gSfed sitl'
he Ts?ri,, al though, ire prrcc'sai Il
bal = oae. ihai + ss9a.altd from TIC ds.l.
fen 81 sh- CHAIR.
MIR. Dana esligl or he yras AID nass.
Tie a4rsaea vas isken, according q
, rasc, aifkset Jresre, 81 tic q
= Il lie dst.l.sn Of It's chair IN or5es ~
Gained ia tic Affirmative Yeas O..
| Nsvs rs.
Ca anirh The reading WAS eonsiao I'd
Till quarter p4a swo o'<!o,k.
4 -
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,nua may ron vii e1etsc ny relying Of
Ieng,h this mosaing. IL was eon!tsssd
81 commodore Morris snd fnYieli, laopef
shst ihoslo p.h over 10 al. place tor
the purrofc II moro ipecdiiy aal 81. s.itaily
msking the conmenles TOSS you rnt'lafg-
ID me 4i,h lgf lis loifeiial Mslriij, On
psts nf lbr Pgehdrni.
/" IN TIC Hran ,lmt ! have 10 atquaif'
you thar .hc ifieatc ~ Latch Isy4 quite
fssdy iof lea, s,.i ,llst ttg sca'n.fdef set'
ibi. ,,l.ee 90 sadAy, fully authorizes 70
capture AmrIiesn rsiiels."
F,su jert h arr, aait-t ~ i4Esi'r' -
sg. 1904.
!" The s5:h laa b. .nih I'D tic hohof
Of ad4nG. No. 10 70 yog, viii 90 '.ts
81 ay irsvm 10 this county original > =
leas caamolosc a,orr., 4ul dep,rstc -
I.sloea. la nis5, feielesd 'fo'a u.
s4sr. afrt basirg lid IN inlegr:s@ wi 2
iisbss ablslA mar l..ilat, 800 Coz.
atA4s.l 10 rc list ilc ia p sarfi'iangi u X
frae} Al l.sfstb, wss dti!itei 50 dslap
An.f.eaa yeaeis IS veil a. o4ten 4rl
iat~rd nc III, ,dsleiiy's ongia le'tsf
Wfislrn by h.niei,, authorizing tsi'.s O.
10 give d.feti.an, - .at cafi.a 80 st.4t
astt. ,hc il.ip 70 be pl4gei entirely afdef
slss direction.
lslh.ih al &c, l9es hshss's s's te
gicpo!+d 70 silhii4s 80 aeaa9e'y &c I'D
nro ios the I.asea lssp ssAng Aaef'-
aa, pf9y,4sd aos!d ersas &C esrss.n
tsse sllai ecrti.sasss giteu hy eoesss 10
&c Emgrtofs ctpsefs, shAg at migat 80
to e. has ,h., gss'.tlse.y 'sllfa@, s. 70
iatti.sa any ,cT.I y llatffsr Issona.6 to
tic EmpsFst. galag 10 les 10 aeY Jss.sr
atned. unsl. iseA ssa.s . ast a.sss'iy
lho-.a lrc p'9Psf - gnr &c ue9a P+a.
,Fc dteistalsa 81 hs hsng y ge4er -
,.zssl6.efe aish ias lrssel S.aiea, A.'ff
sasag AZ suraa an ts,a a.les. sls.az..
;sego.loa nc tF aeg'i sssne.msna % hsa
A.se8y 10 dtaii lfoe Us hs.s!s .egzss..-as
sgaiea ~ Je4tsj s,Afta.
sescfa,esly IL AS sETtt4 5aih a.is
sai CSC lasD4.l aur4.asl, -fis tu gs.
islly. AL ca, ~ a.4A slas ] hs,e *
ha5t q usaG4au.rg aey u 49, .s''es,
a li,h lss yeg A,Il tv goa3 sasa ~
lsy szistr sbs Pfa5ea', lcseiass wiia
this dspash. so hu s:sfn.ttaa oa saa'
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tsafoas q giyias your nsieisy a cool {
rs 'f'rndsliip, Immediately diseaea thar
one hsgsfsa GU gafsIa2e,. fueh !, YOUR
Majgey defiisd r,s - pso>use, 1.ooll s.
made, ant fso,by ysil.I 10 Taoeie, g,
yer nsJs.iy's sc Is bon as ,h.y eop,5
br An..lied. Although TIC gsra. aii,anrs
81 AmsfiSa from ,l.a eouasry, ocs Gar,
II oecii'ons cca6ieEabic delay 10 asfwe,.
oa any fsDistl islaasie! tscra beece. ard
Of eo'@eqaraee ,hsi tbs dssefmna,i9n q
IL Ffsa..eei has brta long in nsch,nz
goss Majgl.g, yt, fglly pctt-4ae nv.
I'll Jour Mse6y VII ire in Ii, ready *.
irni.oa 70 icnd - togF Aisjsay What -.
Fszfrd would be acceptable, .lsofg
i2eol d the i.ncefe intention 81 tic -.
segamtat c. TIC Ua.:ee Stktet, hithlaIly
- ias'nisia 10 noly feaos, bu' tar i,sif-
81 igleadli.iF sad gy.4l h.racny ~ith ,our
dEjsay.
psTafr wsi,ifg AZ Tanzirr 10 receive
.atA af!&ef ~ year Mapny n4n 5.
.!rfei 70 order Is Be @dl,tn 10 tan l.
tsf, ia Ill fs..aate Yoer Msjrfy Hi.l sag
be p!cast1 "a !As~ sqs,lly tfles3ly en,i
rseoh to4a,La TIC United States, ard n.
&c ofden ~ aoaall.ng TIC declaration q
-. Giad- ays:aa li.e;n, thar prsc- nay
be fv.sofsd, ar their hips Of az iisrf3a-
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-f@ 80 - +~"s'
/" Original Of ~. a., ~as slsa'ds1
IL as u l3ibgr. dyg.ioa,e ssl ''.s4i-
,ae, or>.cf c9tef a Mr.. Gsrioa AZ Ci-
bga.,A,, rasa accompanied - : eoFy Ct
sc .eiire @fs;c &c EzPsr5f lfOal t.
saAo. ! Aave ass ths h,ao' q eoe.clrS
pi.a tbs, ,ta-la,ioo OF ,hc sa.~e, ! -
ssise4 !s.i night, 80 "a; lc;;cf, D. ~a.sa
/ an conoiasi 70 &nl, ntw etoaai "a.
kea, E&-iy 10 be wo3vtiise a .on's
t,ouhle wis SIS laps'isl 3sjsay. j
great coals.4s.e7 -, ira; sas PFessalleu
Il irseuct., s,uasl.ies Is iotslly toaa3si
ii srfor, ia rs f1ea arrangement a. -
pretended, was .a2Ie bY ~, si'h iAe l9le
miniaer, Seay Masom-s gea ot,onaa
nav ass any thing Of thar az'-'e e'ef
gssro moved 81 tiase1 ~, bn>c s-s g<''-4
alluded 10, nsase'y, 1893"
l;2kNyLAricN-l
Il ne zsr7t q 'tes ~,r,k4. O..
Th.rc is 10 po~ef CT istre 5a' 'tI'
proceeding iroa the lrs4S aai 'aaA b'sa
God.
T. la4rs S.Mrsox, Css'ai = .futrita.
Yeur l.,ter reaoasj tas high prci'a':
al our mater whom CD qfelefssl az
s. Vas ,leteby Informed t,6e orteTs yaA
ha.i received itosa the AmSt.taa n3'.on'
Oar matters plsalase i, ,a2' yea 70
tato 10 your hauit ani he has gwen hi'
o,dss aocofjinsIy, tha' Yea nsy 'tnal'
;, yoa have huhsr,c, Get in to- sNeN.i'
Of your csi,,. sol hercwi,b soes re oF'''
Cor TIA. e.Ir1 70 .A!yay1e A5ie'aa.A4'
Haihafh, 70 return 10 Yoar hoax.
lis Aiiieay a.lo oliers ms 10 stl'1e.'
you, thar he fiil siheres TO ~hAt r'a III
plla,ei with Si5y M1aonct Ben O,to.n'o'
no whom God b. mrrsilsll which 's, 'aa'
,ogr nA,.on iha!l lend each year, o.; q
your pecp,c 10 tie hiea 9re'saSe q -. :.
matter, with your pGeltns: oa' Il I" :.
liific.lt Tor you 10 come every Se''' :"
,sslon G, the diaance OF your eoon'fy' w
w;ll come once in every two yeafs'
I,soa this The convention win Soat "a
,;oo ~, made, ard he uea'i'' isas s:i
II you abide By tai, agreement ana w.
il. you will be as yea we're, I'D fo-' 81
,ertiors will incresie our ifie@e,''f 49,
i YOU DO nor falhi il, yol VIII Is -
~ 'siI hsye . l.ttle your nai'sf 80
VIVA, has happened % yaa r ,c. 4 "a.
o,:slioa.l by yo-s ca ;a'1''''' : -
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NORFOLK, September 7.


The Ehooner Rover, captain Weldon,
bound for New York with cargo OF
-four, tobacco, coal, &c. left this port on
Friday laa. On Sunday Morning lhe
ipranr leak-the coal choaking the
pomps, rendered ufeleis every exersion to
fave the yelel, and ihe went down head
foremoa al ) o'clock the fame evening
ABOUT l6 miles out iide of the Capes.
Fortunately the Potomac pilot boat fchr.
PROPERTY, came to the aalfance, and
6vsd the captain and crew, two kegs, OF
tobacco, the proviiions, & peoples clothes,
but nor without the greatef difficulty,
owing to the heavinefs of the gale and
the hsavineis of the fea.
Arrivsd,he Britifh fchooner Jack capt.
Wines, 20 days from St. Lucie.
The Britilh hip Eliza, captain Shep-
herd, 40 days from Briaol anchored in
the Roads laa fuuday evening, bound TO
City Point.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 8.

Captain Taylor, ofthe brig Jane, from
Gusdaloupe, at the Lazaretto informs, that
!. left az Point Petre, Augnf 10th the
Nip Ploughaoy, Jones of Philadelphia
tor pourdeaux in 3 or 4 days; brig Bottom,
Paul Of Philadelphia, time of falling un.
,.,,ain schooner Goree, to fail in ten
dav, for Philadelphia; and feveral vef-
Gl, belonging to the Eaaward, names
unknown.
That the day before capt. t. failed,
General La Crofe was proclaimed Gene
raj in Chiefof tie llland that the utnoit
tranquility prevailed /; and that on the
paaage home captain t. fpoke only the
fhooner Virginia, Forfyth, 50 days from
Norfolk to Antigua. The ichr. Nancy,
FSieys, was at BaGaterre, to fail ihorsly
for Philadelphia.
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ing and publifhings libels on the leading
characters Of the democratic party, there
is not the imalleft probability that ever
they would have attained the (}ations they
now hold. They have begun work Of
corruption, which probably they will one
day repent. They have reforted TO means
OF gaining power, which might be ex-
petted IN the corrupt fate OF European
tociety, but which, in government like
ours, is death TO the vital principle
Their meaiures have all tended, improper
ly, to influence the elections Of free citi.
zens, by poiloning their minds with the
groiief tallhoods, infead of furnilhing
clear and correct Information On public
affairs. Thus il was the Brihotines wrote
down the fEa refcrmers OF Francs--but
the Brillotines foon found Fill more def
perate faction tfeading il their footlep and
that loon brought them 10 the gui!lo:ine.
Such allo would probably be the fase Of
the prelent administration, unlels !aved by
the inAence of thofe federal characters
whom they now perlecute and abuie.
ICON. Ady.)
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Msranorla a0OerttSar.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER

Seine little time ago Mr.. Blake, alias
dim, Hector Iropdde, Efq. the callow
EDITOR Of Levi Lincoln, Efq. the Attorney
General of Mi. PRECEDENT Jeferfon, declar-
sdlni omany words that he wanted only
nOs convinced that MIR. Jeftrfon had
Rsn the Prspea before he had paid the
money, and his defence of him, and we
pFeiume MIR. Lincoln's defence TOO, of
sourls, ihould be at an end. Calender OBJ
l e this, has very obligingly iens us
'1s following letter for the perufal and
'@ulement OF theie candid gentlemen. He
Will accept Our thanks. Now if words
~ any thing, Mr.. Lincoln and Mr..
saSe VIII both /" turn tail in fit of con.
uiaon, Ratti tatti, Ratti tattoo.''
Ed. N. r. Ev. PsF.]
NcHMoND, September 2, 1902.
A. am extremely tired of thefe long
.0''ss' In Cheetham and the Eeis, at
mup',ns to thew that Mr.. Jeferlon diiap-
g., sssf0 OF the contents of TIE Prslfel7, and
lD.' oe paid theie hundred dollars without
ing aware subat kind Of book it Svas to
a. :. Inc hra fifty dollars were not paii
= al ne had ieen very large fpecimen O.
NC book. This had been nrinted IN Tv
-. - masazlne. Il begins with the Hi
N. . he Proclamation Of Neut,al,;,y.-
magazine fheets were incloied in q
an IN. ). Inc aniwer came In few days,
n. eeirestlons to call on George Iefsr OF.
S,. ss0nd nifty dollars were nor paid Til
lsso, a's'ss affer I 1U0s in br;laa. The
ID. 1s sO'ume was then begun TO be prin,-
S-o,. a'Snt Mr.. Jeferfon afrecimen !: Mr.,
Jehetion then called with the e
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cond fifty dollars. AS foon as he was
gone, | weni out of Jail to tie houie Of
the keeper, Mr.. Roie, and lodged the mo.
ney with him. The old gentleman was
remarking to me, laa evening, the ablur-
dity OF grounding Mr.. Jefsrlon's defence
Upon his being ignoran, of the nature and
file, ieeing the work had been publithed,
and | had been tried for it 70 many months
before the fecond remittance was made.
For this latter circImaance, George Jef-
fsrion can bear witneis. Duane. Chez
than and the Egis may bark and grin as
long as they pleaie. But | am fure that
no man ofthe leaf judgment will believe
them, when they refer all thele remittanc-
es to charity. | fancy tia, lhall finally
be provoked to prias one Of Jelferfon's
letters on the fuajecs, aid lodge the ori-
ginal manaicript with the Mayor OF Rich
mond.
SALLy's badneis will make prodigious
noite here. You may fave yourfelf the
trouble OF moments doubt In believing
the ftory, but what will your pious coun-
trymen upon the Connecticut fay to fuch
African amours? After this difcovery do
not believe that at the next election of
1904, Jeferlon could obtain two votes on
the EaRern fide of the, Sufquehanna; and |
think hardly tour upon this fide oft. He
will, therefore, be laid aide as for Ma
diion, he is poor conlumptive thing
5 foot two or three inches high deeply
wrinkied, and nothing but lkin and bone.
He has not a conaitution capable of iup-
porting official fatigue.
am, in hate, Sir,
Yours, &c.
JAS. T. CALENDER.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending to lupply the maket
OF Alexandria with che different kinds OF
FISH which the waters Of the Potomac
affords has prepared q Subscription Paper
which will be open az the Cofee- IIoufe for
the fpace OF 10 days from is dare. Any
gentleman dedrous Of icing fupplied with
FISH may De furnihed with the paper
.upon application to the manager of the c
Houte. ]. BeSMITH.
September II. dlos
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Mr.. WOLCOTT,S ADDRESS.


Mr.. WoLcoTT, late fecretary OF the
Treafury, has jutt publilhed an Addrefs to
the people, on the fubjef of the famous
Report Of the Committee Of lnveitigation.
The public will recolIccf how zealouly
this com mittee enceavorcd to fix a
criminality en- Mr.. Wolcott, BY report
ing that monies had been drawn from the
treafury, and expended Z" zvikoat any legal
antbority." MIR. W. being thus charg, d,
undertakes his defence at the bar OF the
public. In doing this, be treats the com
mlttee with great deIicacy, and performs
his talk with great coolneis and candor.
His labor was chiefly to place FACTS be-
tore the public which accompanied with
very few remarks, are what he relies upon
land we trua very fafely) for his vindica-
ton. In doing this he imputes no impro-
per motive to the committee, but clearly
lhows that If they were honef) they OBJ
tanned only very partial knowledge of
the fubjeet they were directed TO inveai-
gate and that they prelented very I'M
perfect representation of tranfattions. We
recommend this address to the perufal Of
thoie who with to know the TRuTE.
We notice, in Mr.. Wolcost's address,
the following fass, not arialy connected
with his defence - That the chairman of
this eliminating committee was il the pre-
ceding FELTON, melaber of committee for
requiring into the fate of the treafury, and
concurred in that mott fell and honorable
tealmony given by fad committee in ia
vor OF MIR. Wolcott's official conduit; il
Is left TO the /agaeious chairman to recon
c'le his fleming inconGaencv That dur
ing IL years which Mr.. w. has been in
public office his expenies have exceeded
the compensation he has received, tho, he
has prattifed a rigid economy and that
he has not derived the enoluments of
Jingle dollar, during that time, from any
buflneis or fervices, except from the Unit
ed States THAT, notwithstanding all the
clamor againlt Mr.. Pickering % the lcors
of uniettled accounts, an account is Gil.
open with Mr.. Jeferlon (unleis clofed Gnce
his elevation to the proficiency as MniRer
to the Court of France THAT in MAY
1854 Congrefs declared that the falary Of
a Mlniiter of the US. at foreign Cours
lhould cot exceed 5000 dollars per annum
and that notwithstanding this rearittion,
Mr.. Jeferlon, in addition to his falary,
and on the fcore of perlonal expenies, re- I
tanned fun conliderably exceeding whs.
Mr.. Wolcott received en- the fame fcore,
and which is faid by the commitree co be
illegal. SaLm Gas.
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ri, lordhips directed further proof
!, !. produced in this cafe.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.

r.,.,sd lhip Charlotte, Murdoch, Ma
, Sa.' lebr. Henrietta, Jacobs, 81; no.
dsl.'' Iobn. Burahen, do. brig Venus
cleared, the fshr. LAX, cronks, s..
Johns. ,;u,,J 6rc> ou,laa.
chin Charlotte, capt. Murdoch, from
,,. 0b.Y Left there, brig capt.
MAJ M.S If pOrtfmouth. A few days be-
s ~. /. lailed, two American briggs failed
~ i. coat of Barbary. In lat. rs IS,
=, ~ = a.. fpoke loop Patriot from New
1 Tasion. Aug. 70, Poke fchooner from
Martinique, bound TO Plymouth, out IT
s I lac. as, rs. Aug 80, poke a
s q, from Antigua, bound to Bottom.
'' Tjonr az ST. Thomas was II dollars
=, barrel. No Beef or Pork at Maj
bet
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The }ubfcriber having been
appointed AUCTIONBER, and having
given Bond and Security as the law directs
-folicits fhare ofrhe public patronage !;
he has taken the Store belong ag to Mr..
jofeph Riddle, at the Corner Of King and
onion Streets, where be viii be ready to
receive GOODS for iale the beginning Of
next week, THO. PAITEN.
September II. d
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DWua efCM e6ia, J
county gAkxelayia,G.J.'
JAMES WILSON, pit.
asaina
John EDWARDS,
BENJAMIN SHREVE
and
ADEL JANNEY, defs. !.
June term 1902
IsChexesyr.

The defendant, John Edwards
not having entered his appearance and Civ
en- iecurity according to the ACT of Aliens
bly,, and the rules OF this Court, and it app
pearing to the fatisfadion of the court,
upon affidavit, that the laid John Eiwar5s
is not an Inhabitant Of this Difritt, on
motion of faid complainant by his Coun-
Eel, it is ordered that the faid defendant
John Edwards do appear here on the hrle
day of November Court next, (which
commences ON the fourth Monday in the
month"; and enter his appearance TO the
fuit, and give fecurity for performing the
Decree of the Court, and that the other
defendants Benjamin Shreve and Abel Jars
ney do not pay away, convey or fecrete
the debts by them owing to, or the eeate
or effects in their hands, belonging to the
faid a5ient defendant, John Edwards, un
I'll the further order or decree ofthis Cour',
and that copy Of this order be forthwitn
publilhed for two months lucceGiveIy in
one Of the public newlpapers publhed In
this County, and thar another copy be
ported at the front door of the court houfs
Of the iaid county.
A copy
rca G. DENEALE, elk.
Sept. II. iaw2m
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The Bottom Chronicle, of the I9sh
Augua fays-" When foxyGn aoops 70
low a, TO exult at the apoaaey of Callen-
der from rebablieanym, it proves, beyond
the tellimoney of thouiand witneGes, that
the caufe it maintains is incapable ola ge-
nerous and manly fupport.''
Suppoie we mvert the phrafeology of
the Chronicle, and fay, " When jae0-
6injlas ftoops 70 low as to employ and pay
fuch tool as Calender, to abuie virtu-
Gus and enlightened administration, it
proves, beyond the teltimony of ten thou
fand witneaes,' that (aeb republican
i'm isa cheat-a mere pretcnce--which
merits rhe contempt of all honea men,"
But it's utterly fa!ie-it is grofs and
wilful MISREPRESENTATION that tfeaersAlm,
(which the Cbreaiele IF ANARCHY fyles
/" toryiln" exults in the apoaacy Of
Calleuder from repu6Hean1m )" the fede-
ralitts care not cent about his apoRacy
in any other reipea. than as he difcloies
the bafe arts which the prelent adminiitra-
tion ufed to obtain their power the de-
mocrats are heartily welcome to all the
AID they can derive from Calender, Pain,
Dame, sc. Republicanifm, iueh as that
maintained by characters of tits Ramp,
will never meet the fupport orapprobation
of diicerning or yirtuous men.
10 the fame paragraph, the Chronicle
fays-" in fact, he (Callender) is the
Judas Of Republicanifm, and has attempt
ed 70 Jetray The mar who relieved him
in a moment when there were no other
perfoa who would give him a fhilling.''
Whatlan impious, untounded, and lhame.
full allufon is here--as if there were the
mott faint resemblance between democratic
repub;icanifm and chrifianity-or between
sbaeG3bical gubelisve, and Judas's Di-
vine Mater.
Again, fays the Chronicle-' CalIen-
der will now be their tthe federalit's)
idol the very Dagon Of arifocracy."
Very probable, indeed--when, according
10 Duane's own account, they could have
had the full extent of his farvices before
| tn y were pr oltituted to the abufe Of Waih-
ington and Adams before they were pa
tronized and compensated by rhe PreGden,
and Secretary of State, and e'er yet his
I" ufeiul labors" were directed by MeGrs.
|eferfon and Giles. No the federal
| caufe never reAed for fupporr on /acb ad-
vocates. 1t was thor, however erro-
nsouly) that the virtue and good fenie of
the people would have been proof againf
The arts, the calumnies and insrigues of
foreign adyenturers of tagisiyes from
jlaice and of more artful, bnf not LET'S
depraved characters at home. That the
federaliits we're mifakenin this calculation,
IS decided proof of their political integ-
rity for it is in public as in private life,
The bsa men are ia general the leatt in.
Lined to fufpett the motives of Others.
Had the fame efforts been uied had
each federalia of equal ability contributed,
ke Mr.. Jeferlon, his one hundred OF
hundred andifty dollars, towards "print-
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publif @ale.

On TUESDAYgext, at 1oo'clock,
uN be (sd at The Vtadae Stere,
For the Benefit of the Underwrlters,)
The ioIJowsng Go0ds, w.
/. W. 9 bales Brltllh oinaburgs,
do. bale fine Aannels,
90. / bale kerfeymeres,
Go. box colour'd threads.
I. r. and Co. bale OF Brltllh
ofnaburgs,
do. trunk cotton hofe,
do. felt hats in boxes.
r. No. 2. 1 trunk lrifh linenss
do. II. box of ginghams.
r. T. II. and Co. No. SO. one
trunk Manchester goods,
do. 90. trunk hofery,
do. 6S. box pins and needles,
and about go caA<s nails from I'D to zod.
damaged on board tie brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoafe, On her panage from Lon-
don.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Nav u. Vendue. Maiere