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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-01
RICHMOND.

Some weeks ago, gentleman in this
city was Bit above the knee by fpidel.
This was about day break, when he was
in bed. He felt lighr pun6ture ike that
ola pin; but did not PAP attention to IL.
In a few minutes, he obferved pain tnoot-
ing upwards from the i.,ot, which pc
fently reached his lpine, and gradually
approached his heart. On turning up the
bed clothes, he perceived the ip;de-.-
Fortunately, he fent for friend, who
was acquainted with cure foT the potion.
This was Plautaiu leaf. As an ad3i,i-
onal piece of good fortune, his fiend
knew were quantity oft was growing.
Some leaves were Immediately get, and
,he juice bruifed cur Of them, This " as
fwallowed in mouthfpls. The progrefs Of
the potion was ltopt; and finally cure
was effected. The gentleman iaid that,
but for this remedy, he did nor tbirk he
could have furyived an hour longer. Some
oil was alto poured down his throat, but
" !no fnfr n o hn arr II
'a,'a, ~ L. ~. 80 - ',la 'u.. - ~
.eeos.''e = o, a' 1871: 800: w.sAep'u'
much the whole MATS of his blood had been
corrupted by the bite of 70 fnall an infect.
We had thele particulars from the gentle
man himielf, who called at this Office, on
fome bnfneis, few days afterwards.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-01

Teens to Be fomeshing unnatural in his
birth, the foothfayers pretend there will
be as much out of the courfe Of nature in
bis death. Our tender feelings will not
permit Us to follow this pathetic fubje6
any further. Palladium.
There is no gratitude in the Federal
Editors. They deny that our rulers are
the friends of virtue and liberty, merely
becaule the enemies of virtue and liberty
are appointed TO office. Now, ! demand
an anfwer to this plain queiion, is there
any iurer way TO gain over enemies than
by rewards We are fure of Our friends.
The Federalifs will, of courie, fupport
government without Office, but the Jaco-
bins mutt be bribed 20 do their duty.
They will not be honef unleis they are
paid for it. Why then do the men Of
virtue grumble becaufe the loaves and hIh
es are employed IN The work Of convert
ing the fictitious and knavifh part Of the
focietyi Thus religion makes fome men
right, education others, and bribery gains
a large par, Of the baie and venai who
withitand every other invitation. Thus
we may expect to fee harmony refored TO
focal intcrcourle.
ibid.
Estraa g'a letter reeeis0ed BY a geutls-
mn u Ne70 Io,k, dated Lonaou, szb
Oao5er SOL.
g The certainty that the French intend
fhonly to take poaefion of New Orleans,
has cauied conhderable depreaion Of a
raerican Funds in the European market.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,

Sloep Polly & Betfey, James, Tnks
Iflsnd
S, hooaer Betfey :. Charlotte, hammond,
gs!sinlurr
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n Q L | C Z.

THE SUBSCRIBERS and
MEMBERS of the MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY sgainA FIRE on
GOODS and FURNITURE in the fate
Of Virginia, are hereby reqlefed 10 at
tend their annual General Meeting. TO be
held at their General Office in the City OF
Richmond on Wednesday the l7.h Of a.
mary next.
We. Asst.
Principal Agent, N. |. c.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1902. Dec. ~
Iaw4t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-08
william HartihOTnc

HAS FOR SALE,
1T his Mill, or tn alexandria,
Platter of Paris by the
con, or ready ground by the bulhel,
Indian Meal or Rye Meal, bolted or
unac!te3,
Corn or any other grain Except wheat
grouAd Tor toll at the mill.
1T ks fore an Tovon,
Hay in bundl, s, corn by the butAel,
Loaf or lump k'gar by the hid. or Dbl.
Jamaica ipiri, by the hid. or barrel,
m re than 5 years Old,
f.lG and iecond quality James River
tobacco IN kegs,
A few very good mill fpindles,
Two good icaie~ beams.
Fer SQle,
A number Of valuable Lots in town.
1aJe, 70 Seller Rtut,
A vaiuabie BRICK I.ouie on King ftrees,
now in the teuage of Thomas Cruie.
Ia Let,
A two Gory Frame Houi, on Duke
i-ces, with a large garden and well O.
good water at the door. IL mo. II.
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ROBBERY.
One Hundred Dollars REGARD.

One Hundred Dollars REGARD.
Tie iuoirrioers' fore was lait night
aroke open and tie following CAN lid
Goods taken ,heretrcm, viz.
About ieo dollars in cath,
Cro!s- barred and iSriped coarie fwanidown,
p.ece of iupeifne brown cloth,
Go. DO. dark bottle green,
do. OF dark Drown iaperane,
do. dark mixed brown fars:ane,
&c. Of biee fine cloth,
do. OF dark mixture fine cloth,
5 do. lapet mullins,
Olirrigscd mullins numher-a!io d'n'l.
tics; camel hair hawls; brown, red arc
!,sic bandd7noes yellow haggs and
cinnamon fix ihawis a nnmber o! lndla
book mullins; wome,s' blue and white
worlted and c,,,on hock;ngs, mems
fancy cotton .tockings; few pieces
Of Masfeilles veG patterns and ELK nan
keen, together with a variety OF other
articles Tot particularly recoliected.
The above reward will Be pid to any
pcrion for difcoycring the Cath and Goods
and convitsng the thief or thieves or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or in
proportion for any par, of the Goods re-
covered.
It's hoped all we'll diGpofed perions will
in,srea theinielves in discovering and
bringing to condigu puniihment the per-
petrators Of this daring attacs upon the
property of citizens.
ia N. SCHOLFlELD. .
January z. d
Cr Such Printers as are dhpoied to de-
,ect villaipy are requeaed to INHERIT the a
bore.
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Dec. 49,.

By .virtut IF Deed Of Irgf f,om Robsrt
Hamilton and ETHER, hi; WJ's, 10 the
SxIjcubr,s, FIR /seunas t5e peymsn! Of
a FUN Of marcy to tie P,sE1eut, Directors
and Company of.br Bank Of .Alesa1-
d,ia, on The 3otk igF@at 1ON be r*lyEa
10 Sale, for ready many, on The premyfs,
A Lot or Parcel Of Ground,
ling upon the Eat Ede of St. Afaph-
Street, and ieuth iidc of Wolfe. Street, il
the Town of Alexandra beginning az
the in,erieetion OF the fad Streets, and
ranning eaawardiy with Wolfe-Srree to
P!tt-Ssree, thence fouthwardly with
Piu-street 90 :eet 6 inches thence weR-
wardly par a!iel with Wolfe-Stre@t Sc
Get; thence louthwardly parallel with
Pi,t-Street So feet; thence wefwardiy
parallel with Wolfe Street TO S.. Alaph-
Street thence rorthwarlly with St.
A!aph- Street to the beginning. Upon
rhi. piece of ground there are large,
commodious frame dwelling .houie, well
calculated for the accommodation Of y
genteel family, kitchen, fable and car
rage. hsuie, a we'll of water in the yard,
with pamp. The Gtuaticn is elegant.
1t was formerly occupied by Mr.. Robert
Hamilton, lately by Mr.. Stier, and at
preient by Mr.. James Hamilton. The
lot being large, fuficient proportion
Of it will be attached to the improve
meuts, and the reGdue laid of into conve-
niens building lots; a plan Of which will
be exhibited on the day of fale.
ALSO,
One other Piece Of Ground,
lying upon the Gouth fde of Prince Street,
and to the eattward Of Water-Stfeet, in
the faid Town; beginning upon Prince
Street II feet to the eaaward Of Water
Street, and running thence eat" ardly
with Prince Street z3 feet; thence fcuth'
wardly parallel to Water Street a. feet 4
.aches thence wefwa.dly parallel to
Prince-Ssree, = feet; thence northward-
ly to the beginning. Upon this piece
Of ground there are cenvenift two-itory
irame dwelling -houis, with a kitchen
and other convenienc;es now IN the the
occupation Of Mr.. Slnith.
ALSO,
One other Piece of Ground,
adjoining the iait F.; beginning upon Prince
Stree. IS feet to the eaaward Of Water-
Street, and runnins thence eaAward!y
with Prince Street - feet; thence fousa,
wa,dly parallel to Waser-street a. tset
tour inches thence weiiwardly parable
of P,iuce-S,reet 20 feet; thence north
wasd!y to the beginning. Upon this piece
of ground is large frame warehoaie, two
ttories high, now in the occupation Of
Meifs. Smith ard Bartleman. 1t for
merly compoled two difind warehouses,
and ma, eally be put into the lame
Gtuasion again.
JAMES KEITH,
a JOHN c. HERBERT.
January L.. ds3t
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-rs ~, - -. D..
DubI!r Sa!s.

On Saturday the 9th inf. at o'clock,
will be fold, at the Coffee houie,
The annual Rent of f.135,
ariing from a Leaie from w. T. Alex
ander 70 John Gill, OF IS acres of Lard,
adjoining the Town OF Alexandria, tor
% years, renewable for ever. The terms
will be made known previous to the fale.
P. G. MARSTELLER, v.M.
January s.
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Robert T. IIooe and Co.

Robert T. IIooe and Co.
HE IMPORTED,
In the orig Ntffa1s, from Ljs0x,
And OFFER FOX SALE,
100 caks Lilbon Wine of a
hyperion quality,
500 balhe!s of Salt,
bale of Morocco Skins,
A few boxes of Lemons and Oranges,
Figs in Trails,
Olive Gil, Almondc, Filberts,
10 bundles aoor carpets and foot mats.
7bey bQve hEezv;s on band,
A-sew bales CT Negro co.sons and blan-
kets,
German Linens,
Earthen Ware in s:a:es, Sugar in hbds.
and bis. and coffee in bags and tiegces.
Nov. 50. d
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Dubltc 5ale.

H. ssIS<S cS~$>
.dt The Store of Kid, EAot snd Co. King
qrset, suiN be jold on Saturday next at
a'elaek tbessmaiains SIOCKmTRADE
e0sGfins Of
Crockery and Queens Ware,
Englih and Dutch GIais Ware,
Ironmonsery ard Cutlery,
Two hundred pieces of Paper Hangings,
ID Calks beft Twilt Tobacco,
II Boxes Philadelphia white and brown
Soap,
And variety ofother articles.
On all purchafes above 50 Dollars Gre
dir Of SO days will be given for approved
notes, ard al! under thar fsm Cath.
P. G. MARSTELLER, v. M.
Emery 7.
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OIL Il
On TUESDAY,,

az te. o'e!.ek, evM be |1!.! q: Ike ''c5:.zae
Stare,
3dand 4eh proof Antigua ana
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in lis.
Holland Ga in bis.
Tenerife Vine in caiks,
Co,dials In bis.
Sugar 10 hl.ds AID bis.
Mciale> in hhds.
E.rc ia t;ertcs and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens ard Earthen Ware 10 crates,
handsomely alorlei,'
go boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in ba,es---oa credit.
4 uar1tey of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad aud narrow Cloths,
FiannelS and Planes,
CARPETS and CarPe,ing.
firth ard German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicocs and Ginghsms,
A variety OF MGain and Muffin siand
ncrchief, and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
.-l.. &c n,bo, ,rtsnior
P. G.. MARSTEILER, :.
Ian. :. Vendue Mater.
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ssaIe By autton.

On SATURDAY next,
At ten s'cIsek, 4vM be /sH at THE At31'''
Room,
Rum in bids. and bis.
Sugar in 90.
Coitce in bags,
Soar and Candies in boxes
Rai6ns in do.
Starch IN do.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-ALso,
Il quantity Of Dry Goods'
Viz.
Kendall CottOnS,
y deys,
IlaH,hicks, Plains
Plaids, Coatinss,
Duihis, Flannels,
Irifh aud Shooting Linens,
German Oinaburss,
Caiicoes, Duranls,
Shawls, liandkerchiets,
Ladies SILK Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, Sc.
II. and 7. MOORE,
Ian Auft1neerS.
l''- -
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con o.aLE,
Tie Cargo Of the brig Ls!:I'
caLJ, cstt. C'z:rs,
From Rh.dc lland, now landing an'
conGfsins of
French Brandy,
Holland Gin tentis!ed to drawback
Country Gin,
Wea-lnd;a Rum, n. England 60.
Leaf Sugar,
Caisiie Soap, Tanners OIL,
r. Cheeie of II excellent quality,
Seal LEATHER,
RuGia and ravens Duck and Sheetinss
Cordase, bale Of TicklenbaEgs, &c
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
The faii brig Luls Sally, bu.:Fe'
.abou, 6so barrels, an exceaeHs se:.ei aa'
well equipped. Apply TO
!. G. LADD.
Ian. I.
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altrauDrta advertiser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II.

&C. A Letter-Box is affixed
TO the Front Door of the Office
of the Alexandra Advertiser, for
the reception of communica-
tons, Political, Commercial and
Moral
This DAVIS mail bring, in part the re
fult Of the MaHachlie,s election, which
is as follows:
Sx6sN DySn3.
Or. Eufi, 1899 lM,;o,;.,
J. 2. Adams Is4o ' 'S'
P5moatk Djsri9
Nahan Mitchell. fed. o74 | Votes no,
Henry Warren, demc. SIT all received.
ENx Nsr,b Djsria.
III. Cutler, led. 7c6 l =.
Z. KetsSri9gc> 5cno ,ls ''7o'
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CURIOUS FACTS,
RcLt<amg The fzlriafifm asa att0ebmest
IF BREs.

R5Lt<aing the fztria'yfm @sa 9't0fbmesf
JBREs.
Ii is fa;,', l'y thol. who have made the
mott particular enquiries into this f.hjet,.
that sl,eie little, ANIMALS, when they rcturn
70 The hive, laden with materials for con-
liruetirg the eomb in which they depotis
their honey, always find f,me uf 'heie
brethren re'dy 10 relieve them Of their
our:hcn. The travellers recomm:nce their
x,urion>, and while they are engaged in
collecting new flores, the cliffs o, l46sr<,s
who remain in the hive depcG., 10 proper
places, The materials which the orhrrs have
brought. AID there prepare them ior their
i;fEaren: ufes. Others, who are NOT i'm
uecia'ely engaged in wo,k, employ Them
ie!yes in rendering good Offices TO the Ia
bouring clais they bring them food, 70
thar no lcis OF time may be fuaained in the
tu6Ee /trviee.
This concord, which arpro c',es near to
human pa,rIo'ilm, is VIVA, is mott anking
in the economy of a beehive. The wealth
OF each euizsu is the wealth OF the whole
community; and the whole republic, how"
ever latge ana numei Gus, is but one family.
HIRE Is no private interelt no avarice-
OF courfe, 40 rlunder. Here no fa9isn
uni,cs to diiturb the peace, or to derange
the order of The .commonzyraLb. Here you
never ice one bes Gmbni5y0 a/urping
power to which be is no, legally entitled
Wy he general content; you find nome
grAfping at the poGtQion of the grrntrr
part of the hive, while Others are COR
demned TO want, and when they have fut-
icient providon laid up TO carry the whole
ira ernty ,hro' The winter, they are cor-
tent 10 ferk no more. VIVA, leiIcns Of
wifiom do rhefe little in(etts teach to tie
Lard ef Crratisn. Their induttry, their
harmony, AMI patriotism, loudly reprove
the idlensls, the ddccrd and ielfih views
tlat iLhuence the greater ortion of human
beings, who plume themfslves 70 greatly
on the pre-. eminence of reo/on.
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big i. a.ick: a:. from N. York, are f'x-
ed at the river Amazon, where | lett them.
[ am bound 10 tie lreward tor market,
having as vet field only eRoush to Fay ex.
fences. with this Pu5l;hed for The IN
formation Of thoie who ,iventu'e.i by
ne. The Gull pEoves to be 40 excellent
lea vcilcI."
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PARIS, September IS.

Its faid Mr.. Fox will pats fortnight
with the Marquis La Faystte a, his coun.
try feat.
The Firit Couful has taken up his ref
denoe at St. Cloud the three days Paff.
The workmeo are now occupied in plac.
log lamp Pofs between ST. Cloud and
Paris.
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IN, to fs, this affair Of citizen Doljer]
70 ne bottom, and for thar PurPofe have
6,t rwo Senator's TO him.
The can,ons of Argovie and Baden are
in complete fate OF iniurreetion. All
,he peafanrs have rifen en- meGi, and have
made rhcmfelves matters OF BrOgg and
Leuzburgh; and laa evening, when the
rourier lett Arrsu, that city was threat.
,neo with insaGon. The peafants after.
wards propoic 10 direct their march sgsint
the cattle Of Arbourg, to libe'ate man
named May. De Schoitland who is dttain.
ed there.
The la,ea pubic account from Zurich
are not Of a tranquil complexion. General
Ande.mart had taken very advantageous
petition near the city, and was making dill
petitions TO are upon it with red hot balls
houli il refule to furrender. Letters ota
more recent date fay that he has executed
his proett, and that fe'eral parts OF the
siry were On Are.
September IS.
The members of he Senate TENT to CitI-
A.n Dolder are returned, anda re at this
moment making their report to the Senate.
/, is not a, preteut foreieen what turn our
affairs viii take.
We hear from Draden that finart ac-
,ior has taken place between the inior-
gents and the Helvetic troops. The tor
mer had shout 80 men killed, and great
number wounded.
September IS.
Citizen Dolder, landsmm;n. Rutte-
man and Fueily, ffad,hahers, who had
given in their re6gnation on the 18th and
Gr,h, have returned 10 the resumption
of their functions, in confequence OF an
invitation from the Senate,
The war Office has this morning receiv :
ed account, of the eapitulation ct Zurich.
A courier arrived lat evening from
head quarters has brought dispatches an
nouncing tia, a column of about 1000
pesCan1s Of the canton of Zurich had ] in
ed The Helvetc army and that rein.
forcement of about 400 men, in two bo-
dies, defined for the city, have been de-
iea,ed by our troops of the line and militia
and efpecislly by our hode- chaiieurs, who
have daperied the infurgents, killed ma.
ny, and made forty priConers.
S me inforgents of Argovie have enter
ed Arrau without experiencing any other
reiiffsnce than flight check near Baden
from a company OF troops Of the line and
60 challeurs of Zurich. They have 80
men killed, and feveral wounded; but
the troops of the line were Obliged 70
yield to iuperiority Of numbers. IT is
faid the iufurgents had advanced as far as
Often. "A convoy of ammunition for
gen. Andermstt, eitorted by three cti.
GERS and Gx,y men, was obliged to enter
the fortress Of Arbourg for iafety. A
company which was at Largen,hsl, has
fortunately received orders to march "a
sainit Atrau the fame night the infur-
giants had projected to difarm it. a Ger
tain number of rsafan,s had marched to
Thoun, intending 10 diiarm the troops
there; bot the citizens, having joined the
troops, the pealants were repulfed.
All the troops thar were in Overland
are returning TO Beyne, and the potts
which were at Brun are railed.
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CHARACTER OF A JAcoBIN.

CHARACTER OF A JAcoBIN.
A Jacobin's picture is caiy to draw,
fie can't bear obey, but will govern the law;
His manners urfccial his temper unkind,
He's Rebel in conduct, a lyrant in mind.
He is epyious of thole that have riches and
power,
Difcomed, malignant, implacable, four;
Never happy hinlef. he would with to dc.
aroy,
Ihs comforts and bleilngs which others en-
iAy.
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N O T I c E.

THE SUBSCRIBER intending
fh,rtly to embark for Europe, hereby gives
Notice, that he has appointed Anthony
Create aad John MIyer his At'ornies,
and that they are duly authorized 20 tranf.
at his bufincls in his abience.
RICHARD VEITCH.
Nov. IL. law
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tiles; ersatares Of eonfsDedy bad e6ATHc.
tiers 4vbo haze no bold in The country; mere
txsifive,, 4vandsring from Rafe /" fat<, TO
Ipread mitebi.t far q Ir0eA6'sd anu Pry
rpm Innocence.
Surely Chee,ham and Duane mutt have
"a, when this pair Of portraits were taken.
The iikeneis is admirable and the color.
ing exquifi,e.
Bu. &" 4pba" Eays the Citizen, ""r
cu. to think Of (aeb men iwhat men! ma
tive Amsrican,,) who VjljG fat'i0n,
(Chee,ham and Duane) who emigvate to
this afy lum from a lone Of Ebsry, TO make
themlelves s/efHl IN their ne70 and peace
FIJI abode, better their own condition, aug.
menr the ranks of freemen and to aid in
perpe'uating that glorious caufe for which
undoubtedly their countrymen and per-
haps their fathers fought and bled ? Who
are thefc xeRarn who wantonly intult e
Migrant, men of talents, lCheetham ard
Duane, &c. &C., of enterprise, of capital,
of uleful induary and of fcience: Alas!
the children of Emig,an's!!! Fit comes
from republicans tits the effect either. OF
jealogG or of ;;sasranet y; if from fedora
iifs, of thar unextinguiihahle enmity to
the lovers Of freedom which with them
extends alike to men of all countries. Let
Us adviie our adopted citizens to remain
firm, to perfeverr in the good caufe, and to
frown upon the igE5!snce of fuch men OF
qrbatever party. They will next April
have location to manifeR their zeal and
pa.rio,iim. We hope they will do 70 with
arl.r and JfymxcEi. Let them remenber
that,
" One barr Of cirtssxs freedom,
Z" Is es0rib a aub0t eternity Of banaas';
and cherifhing this truly noble fen,iment,
ast accordingly.
. ma,chlci, impudence Ard is it come
TO this: that the free. born Americans
who achieved our revolution, and have
maintained the liberty, the peace & prof.
peri.y OF our country, are to be called st'
fars, and exrmirs TO free<amf-and ny
whom !-ty emigrants, by fogitives, by
the creatures Of yetterday. Is it by /aeb
mex tina, the con, 1nisns IF WAsHrscfok
are to be taugh. the lcdous OF liberty and
iocial order Mer, the few years, or
days, of Whole exittence on cur iho,eshase
b zen marked blythe vileR calumnies agsinf
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EEr Sub DIiE.

!. Crowninihieli 400 lAa,;o,;,r 70,
T.: Pickering 1898
No,faA Di0ria.
Oliver Everett, ted. z66
E,enezer Seaser, demo. s7i :
Benjamin Huch5o.n, do. So
Wo,e,fer S,xtb Dlar,7.
Mr.. Hating, the fed. Candidate is
chofen by handfomc majority.
KorerR.r Mor'b Diera.
Mr.. StedmAn the fed. Candidate is al
70 choien.
TIE Rrength Of parties is nearly the
fame as at the laR election for delegates.
The editor OF the Bee Gaga,iouay oh,
fervss, granting tina, Mr.. J fferfon WIS
criminal in rewar1ing and praiGng tho
author of the Proipett, every fabfcrlber to
federal paper is guilty Of the high crime
and mifdemcanor of which the preiidcnt
is charged. Mr.. Humolebee, however,
feerns to forget, hrl, that no federal pa
per can poiibly equal the lies of the Pref
pes, and lecondjy, that even if they
coull, wha, is right in the matter, may
be criminal in the <trVant. MIR. Vice.
preGdent was the fecond and mott reiPon,
6ble jt,vAut in the houfehold. The mcf-
ter can exhilirate himfelf with glafs OF
wine without a breach of morAli'y-but
ihould the /s,O@nt 6lch from the iideboa'd
he mould be diGniGed as unworthy Of his
pl?c.. The matter can take from his own
purie and reward friend-ihould the FER
vaat thraa his piliering fingers into his
matters pocket, he is fnt to the whip
ping pot. But Mr.. Bee wlihes it TO be
fuppoied that Mr.. J. is rhe matter and eut
THE people, his lavesS
(B4h. Fed. GaS.)
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" Whether Thomas Paine's conduit in
France, during the revolutionary ftruggles
L/ays The Amrrieaul were, or were net
merito,ious, is a fubjee on which the edi-
tor of this paper will no. pretend to de-
eide indeed, as far as concerns the Unit-
ell States in a political point Of view, it
is matter ofno importance"-Gnce what.
ever fort of character the PRECEDENT is
pleafed TO exalr, the people msf adore !!
Baa
ibid.