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TIE SUPPRESSED HISTORY
Ofthe Administration ofJohn Adams, late
President oil the United States, by
JohR Weod---Also, separate pam
phlet, containing Narrative Of the SUP
preston 10y Mr.. Burr.
Secret Memoirs of the Court Of Peters
burgh ; particularly towards the end OF
the reign OF Catharine ii. and the conn
meacement Of that Of Paul l--formin,;
subscription Of the manners Of Peters
burSh 81 the close OF the 18Th century,
sc. with remarks on the education O,
the Grand Dukes. and the manners OF
the Ladies, and the religion of the peo-
. pie.
hntenor's Travels in Greece and Asia
including SONS account OF Egypt, vols.
Voyage from Montreal, on the river St.
Laurence, thro' the Continenrof North
America, to the Frozen and Pacific o.
'ceans with an account OF the rise, pro-
gress and present state ofthe Fur Trade
OF that coantry--illustrated with map
by Alexander Mackenzie, Esquire.
Guthne's Geographical Grammar--the
10Th edition (lsol) corrected and con
siderably enlarged.
Brydone's Tour thro' Sicily and Malta
Constitutions Of the United States, ac-
cording to the latest amendments-to
which are prefixed, the declaration of
independence, and the Federal Consti-
tuition, with the amendments.
Life of Bonapafte, first Consul of France
from his birth TO the peace ofLuneville
Ito which is added, an account of his
remarkable ACTIONS, replies, speeches,
and traits Of chars6ter----and anec.
dotes of his different cernpnigns--with
= portrait.
Gessner's Idyls
Morse's Geography abridged
Goldsmith's Rome
------------- Greece
She Lives in Hopes---a Novelty Miss
Hatfield.
Tears and Smiles---by Peter Pindar--(the
ladies edition)
The Minstrel; or Progress of Genius--l)v
Do6t. Beattie.
-.9LSO---
so dozen Dilworth's, and % ditto Colun,.
bian spelling book!s,==-A large parcel
Oh WIKI nc PAPER of different qua
hues and sizes, from 6s. TO ass. per
reAm---a fresh supply of BLANK
BOOKS, and large supply of CHAP
BOOKS.
June so.
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FqMonable DreDes.
M. SMITH,

M. SMITH,
MANruA-MAKER, FROM LONDON,
SEGS leave to inform the Ladies of
~ Richmond, Manchester and their vi
entities, that she has imported a number OF
the newest and most approved London
fashionable -P-HTTERRS.--Also, a few
LICE CIoHKS, ditto YEILS, Ladies'
SHOE& &c. all of very superior quality,
which are nov open for their inspection
at M PHEPoE'ss Miliner. in the Main
street.
n b. DRESSES made at the shortest
notice IN the first stiIe of clearance.
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The other named
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frJP NOTICE,
IN THE NATTER OF
IUcGly4S HCOPER, Il BANKRUPT.

HE Subscribers being appointed as
4 siGnees Of the Estate and Ehccis of
Thomas fiooher, late Merchant of Rich
mond, Bankrupt All persons indebted 10
the said Thomas Hooper or who have a.
ny OF his effects are not to pay or deliver
the same to any other person or persons
than the Subscribers, or to such as are or
shall be duly authorised by them.
RICHyERD DRE.tY, }
cfLdRLES SPENCER, '''''S"ssf'
Richmond, 9Th July, 1902. [Gl
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100 Dollars Reward.

ID AN-AHVAY from the subscribers, at
IN Capt. VIM. Meredith Tavern, Cum
bertrand county, (Nirginia) ON The Gath
inst. two likely negro feIiows, [to wit,)
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R.ALPH.

Purchased tpf Mr.. Joshua Willard, OF the
above rnea&ioneG state and county, near
Leonard Town he is about five feet ten
inches high remarkably well made, about
IS years o}ei, thick lips, the upper ofwhich
turns up very much when he smiles; ne is
very polite in his address and plays ex-
ceedingly sell on the violin; his clothes
were when nc went away, sailors short
striped coat a brown cloth surtout, linen
oyeralls, White cloth waistcoat and bree-
ches. 9hey Ire both artful and cunning
and no doubt " 81 change their names and
endeayour hs.e, or board some vessel, or
go into sou1oft enc northern states, in case
they shoLi return to the place where
they were ~ eoosed.---Au masters of
vessels are t3.reby iorwarned harbolring
said run-awa5fis, or taking them out of the
state at thetr peril. The above reward,
with v,agonablc expenses, viii be paid to
any9 erson apprehending and securing
then, in anyjail in this state, and giving
six weeks f.otice in the Virginia Argus, of
tbG p.ice where they are lodged, or FIF-
TY DOLLARS for either of them.
ROBERT WALTON,
JOHN HUGHES.
oath June, 1902. Joni
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Teste,
PETER TINsLEY, c. II. c. c.R,p.
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TusT RECEIVED,

Pa.ir0Sa Le4sagzcS
For the Voice, Hossieneis, CIds, Coughs,
Sc &c.
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Richmond, June ls, 1902.

Richmond, June ls, so2.
TT The property mentioned III the fore
poing decree, WILDE sold, upon the terms
and under the conditions therein specified,
at the door Of the Eagle Tavern in this CT
ty, on Tlesday the seventeenth day Of An
gust next, between the hours Of ten a. NJ.
and two p. M. BY
JOHN WARDEN, !
JOHN WIcKHAM, com'Ts.
VIM: HAY,
n. r. A description or the works and
tic improvements made BY the present
PROPRIETOR, drawn up by Stephen Austin,
one OF the company, IS lod1ed with the
commissioners to be shewn to any person
who MAJ be inclined 20 purchase.
(eosw)
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ALL KINDS OF
NJ attraSSeS.

MADE s, and furnished at short notice
a =, old ones repaired, &c. at the FARM
O@roen' JOHN S. llLEASANTS.
June 9th, 1902, ~ IS
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+. Rabineau,
L 7 NJ We r,

Z I NJ " E r,
Respectfully informs the ladies and gen
tlemen of the town of Richmond and its
vicinIties, that he takes LIKENESSES in
MINIATURES DEVICES with
NATURAL HAIR. He VIII pay strict at
tentlon 10 those who VIII please 10 employ
him. They vii please to Leave their names
at Mr.. RICHARDSON'S, where his WORK also
can be seen.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16

Mr.. chickering's character, with thofs who
knew him, did not want this aid His name,
and thete circumstances, rave been neceharily
uted as powerful engines againif the frauds,
taitehoods, and deiigns Of men, who will per-
haps 1--we 20 fee thernfel ,es overwhelmed with
dligrace ard deteRation. They may hear
that people whole confidence they have abuled,
laying with an uniycrlai voice, &c Go hence,
" and learn that, fnoner or later, truth aud
= lnittce will prevail. Go, and tafte the re-
" morie, which is due TO your mifdeeds.''
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FROM a vIRoINIAw coRRnspoNnExr.
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
AGAIN.

/ f1E readers of this paper are deGred 20
recollect that all which has been fad, under
this head, concerning Pickering, has been in
tended 10 rcicue his character from the sfper-
hon OF having defraudcd the public of Eme-
tbtHg foToard5 bHlf q million at dolEays. In
doing this, it was thought neceHary to fhew
not only his innocence as TO the accpfat;on
but that he had forborne to make ufe of ,d.
yantages, which had fallen in bis way, one of
winch amounted TO 1853 dollars Bvthefe
means, the whole ttock OF calumny is annihi-
lated Not one Jingle dollar has been ernbez-
Zied. Not one dollar is deficient. The United
States have gained, by his prudence, rA,s88
dollars, which fail INFO thegreat MATS OF fur
pius,that his accuiers call r>PubLicaa GaOinee g.
thencover theiRfeloes with the apPlaule, which
they ought 20 have beftowed on him This is
not the end. a new although feeble battery is
erected. They now admit that Mr. Pickrine
has paid all the money 70 the acco0nt at tie
Onited States, but that he has applied
Tome of II to purpoies other than thofe for
which the money was received-Tt is not at
preient known whether this DE the fact, or
not; nor is it material TO the defence Let
the allegation be allowed, as it is made, and
the cafe will ftand as follows.
Mr.. Pickering received 100000 dollars for
one purpoie, and 100000 dollars for another.
In the execution of theic duties. the frn ium
exceeded the purpofe for which it was defign-
cd including 588 gained in bills of ex-
changs, by 1858 dollars. The iecond fell
ihort as much. The whole money being
under ahiS controu!, and the interelt Of the
country as much at fake in one cafe as the
other, ne has taken the overpus OF the one to
I'LL the deficiency Of the other BY theie
means, he has promoted public !crs ice, and
fupported public credit. AND it is for this,
Or iomething like it, that his character has
been attacked with decree of venom and
revenge quite unexampled.@
ne writer OF this defence is not ONLY un
acquainted win Mr. Pickering, but alfo with
the real facts which belong to the cafe. He
has made the foregoing Hypothetical latenent
TO e!ucldate the cafe, upon the data which e
alledged by the accuicrs themleiyes; and upon
tbejs onH.
Paufe, reader for moment, and carry back
your memory to the tirle, when the news
prints all groaned with abuie aelinh this per
fon. See to what it has come and behold
how now, it is attempted to torture things,
the propriety of which is feIf-evident, into a
freih accufation againf him. 1t would feen
that virtue, honor, and truth, were to be chaced
from the face Of the earth, in order that the
oPpoiite qualities may prevail
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P0STSCRIpT BY THE EDITORS.

Cenlor Smith Stand forth. You have
Pronlied to dete9 faliehood, and to correct
representation. You are called upon 10
poFiiih tFiS, and the proceeding communica-
sSola Ola the ZANE flble6t, in your Intc!ii-
seHSer. Pfeeheiya as they have Appealed. Full
liberty is given you to make what comnents,
or den'ais, you pleaie. If both 20 together,
tne world VIII be able to form correct opn-
ION. IL you co not this, it VIII DC the heigth
Of weakness and efFrontery for you to expect
that your repu'1tion for candour will,i future
DC worth cen
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Nste ~ the Ediklrl.

Think Of the confpiracy againf the po-
liticai and perfonal character Of Mr.. Edmund
Randolph. when that gentleman was fscretary
Of fate. The actors Of this infamous plot,
were Hammond, the BrisiG ambaGa dor, OIL
yer Woicot, and this fame 2motbyPickeyingi
not only was Mr. Randolph poGtiycly limo.
cent, bat Tome accidental circumstances, fuch
rs the detention of the yefIel in which Eau
chct was 20 have failed for France, afforded
proyiJentia means Gor eitabliibing a Gcaqou-
frafi7H OF bis innocence. Z he degree Of
Uerom and regen-e gUifb 1obicb mr. Ran
d5i'b's cbar0e'ey DaJ attoeked, was quite as
inc ambiea, as TIA; Of Pickering, and perhaps
much more 10.
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fubje6ts. Oral communication is his element.
and even tbs is regulated BY rule Of Ecrfry
10 nice, as 10 forbid his converting on material
affairs in the preience of more than one MI
nus fortified by fubtle rules, from which he
never departs, it will not be expected thar
can 10 tar enter his cabinet of curiops frcrets
as to adduce that fort of teftimonv concernin@
the iuppreiiion of the hiffory, as will irnno1,
CONVICTION on every mind, that il was I'm
preled with views unfriendly to the adu,;nie.
ration of Mr.. Jefferlon."
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From the ALBANY CENTIuFr

Though the laws paGed the laf neer-
ing Of the Legislature are numerous vtr
there ar fome which the people ex-
Pedted from chem, and Which nave been
The Shoemaker's bill, which fy,
years ago was thought TO be an ob;est
Of lufficient magnitude for which TO CsI n
the legislature, when the ihoemakere
IN New York carried their men ar fbe
point Of the awl, OF by Aourifhina rbeir
knives' has been uttered to neep in f.
No law has been paGcd, eltabIia,iro
n9n6er gilmore officers, particularly
Juitices Of the peace, and dividing rbrE.
Offices where the cnolumenrs are ,ao
much for one man This has been =
great dliaPpolntment 10 many who cer-
t2inly exP@tEed favors, and are alfooe
ther as deierving as thole upon wh2 y,
they have oesn beitowsd. ] with this In
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CALL's REPORTS.
SECOND VOLUME.
OiErikt Of Eiginin, 10 qvit

DiFritt Of Tginia, 10 gvit:
DE it remembered, that on the Twenty
a. Fourth Day OF May, in the 7 wenty-Sixth
Year of the Independence of the United
States of America, DANIEL CALL of the
faid Diitrid hath depofted i'll this Office, the
title of Book, the right whereof he claims
as author, in the words following to wit:
+" Reports Of cafes argued and adjudged, in
the Court of Appeals OF Virginia, by Daniel
Call Inconformity to the Act of the Con-
greis of the United States intituled, E" An Act
for encouragement of learning, by FIGURING
the copies Of Maps, Charts and Books to the
Authors and Proprietors of fuch copies during
the times therein mentioned.'
WILL, MARSHALL, OK
eftbs D5fri9 Of Yirgini4'
*x% The above WORK VIII be pubIifhed
in thcscourie of the prefent Year. Price to
Subscribers -Four Dollars. Subscriptions re-
ceived at the Printing Office of Thomas
Nichoifon.
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From tbf NEW YORK HERALD,
TIE * Marreti0s Of tbs GpfreGon BY Gel
Barr, If the H/7ory IF the adnlinffra-
fian Of S7o5n 4EdaDas, late Pts6-
dent IF the Unifed Statss,''

Frclumine it will be agreeable to numbers
Of our readers, to fee an analyfis Of pamphlet
with 70 intereiting tide, we now proceed 70
make review OF it, in q manner, which we
hope and believe, will be thought by all par
lfsiss an impartial one
The NarratiOs fates t5at--
"Mr. John WOOD contracted with Me6rs.
Barlas and Ward, booksellers in the citv Of
New York, to write Iiitory OF the Admin.
ntration OF John Adams, late PRECEDENT of
the United States. In conformity with the
agreement, the hiifory was written, and an
edition of twelve hundred and fifty copies oe
II printed. AS utual, it was advertised for f3b-
cF'Ption in te1cral newspapers, many Jub-
icriberS TO the work were obtained. ara th-
public were III daily expectation Of witneiFng
ITS publication. The edition was bound in
boards, and ready for falc, early in December
latt, BY the proprietors of it,
4 dilcoloTed and very extrayagant picture
or the administration Of MIR. Adams is next
attempted, and our eicaPe from war with
France during that administration is attribu
ted 70 the "anicable Offices performed Ly
-Dr' Logan" After expecting much {" re
gEet shat the only hittory written OF the ad-
miniitra5ion of Mr. Adams, has been ftp
pregsd by Jingle individual, 90 promote gri-
7ate views, Incompatible with the public
welfare" the writer f4ys:
4" he period is arrived, when it is no
longer neceiiary 70 conceal the fact, that the
hiitory Of the administration of Mr.. Adams
was (nppreDSd by the VicE Pre6dsnf of The
Onftsd STATES. What the motives and obieEts
OF MI. Burr were, for the (ubbrej5ion, we are
left principally to conjecture, and inference
to determine. In luch tran(a6tion, however,
thofcwho fnogO the Vice PyeEdsnt, vii readi-
ly allow that fgl;tivt proof Of the motives Of
the iuPpreilion is not to be exhibited There
IS abous his actions GINNING, fo,t Of Lrcy
dcnein, which, while it defes concIufive proof
eludcs the mott acute refcarch. In every
thing, therefore, which relates to shis gentle
man, no higher fpecies Of teltimony ougbf
to be e*bt cd, than that Of 4 crcumftanfjal
or Preiumptiyc nature, All the three kinds
of proof, indeed, are in their nature, nothing
more thaa comparative, and purifying degrees
of companion 10 the extent Of their applira-
biiity, ahaHo fAyfbcr, It may be truly affirmed, J
that brGiuMbtfUS proof of whatey yer bears re-
latlon 20 Mr. Burr, IS as blGtiVc, as the NM
abjoLhfc evidence againh plain, b0Hcf cifi-
gems. HabitLatcd to intrigue, and d;RinguiG,-
cd by the yscrecy and ceieJify Of his movements.
1t is pyoblematical, whether, even his con-
hdential friends could bring home TO hi,n a
ing all ct his o! momcal 1t IS fad, and
believe with truth, thar one of his p,jrnary
political maXlms IS, never TO C9HUerf on an
important iubiect in the pretence Of froa Dzg1
Nor IS It, il IS believed, les maxim Will
him, to avoid communicating, even to his
conhdants, his IDEAS in writing on political
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City Of Richmond;
IN COMMON HALL,
teEar 26, 1902.

-jIzJ 20, IoUZ.
D0CTORS Cringan and M Cav, having
~ csnde;ed their fervices to inocuiate the
Poor of this City for the COW POX gratis,
Refo]oed, that the Conifables be directed to
notify the fame to the Poor, in their respective
Diitri6s, without delay. IF the other Ply
fcians in this City fhould think proper to
Inoculate the Poor gratis, and will give in
formation thereof to the Mayor, he will direct
che ConftabeS to notify the Poor within their
feseral Dihri6ts thereof. And that the Prin-
tiers in this City be fcqhelted to infert this
RESOLUTION in their REFLECTIVE Newspapers.
Cof9 T5fs.
ADAM CRAIG. c. {. II. R.
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FOR THE NEW YORK EVENING posr.

FOR THE NEW YORK EVENING posr
TIE few following obfervations ,ot
written by partizan from party views, are
fuggetted by the haity perufal OF namnhJ,t'
entitled, Il narratiVe of TIE G6brtGi1a b,
Gol: Bur- g' the HjRo,y of The l4dmirfqret;o1.
Of jain Aaams, sc.
An author has an undoubted right to WITH
draw his book TO correct inaccuracies. 70
quality and foften harihncfS, TO 6lppIv Jcfc;-
encles, OF TO retra4 the whole or snv nsr+
he very act Of retraaion fpeaks more frano-
ly the authors Interpretation of the jcnfi.
meats which he has in hurry, or in error
written, thar his Originally abfaininc from,
writing Gould be. The former is = nof;t;ve
the latter icarcely negative proof Of his
opinion. To acknowledge ourlcves wrong.
lays o'Fift, is only TO fay, that we are wife 70
day thanWe XFere yelterday. It is hard in
decd, if 2 man 0all be obliged 10 hold lenti-
nents which onnatuye deli6eration he wi{hes
TO diiavow.
a book is no. legally publifhed till il is no.
onty PI!nFed but fent into the world, and Ger
rainiy short of that the public have nothino.
70 do with II, they have no right to it, no con-
trout over Il; ard il was morally as correct
10 pufchale this edition and burnt or MIR i =,
any other ule, as for Mfr Tudai, .,,..chal:. ~
WI, %no s edition Of this pamphlet at IS ceats,
one diipute his right toastempt 70 fell j. fb.,s
and make lhiiling or each numbcr + he
Puoi'c are fools enough 70 buy il, or 70 fen j.
p'y wholeiale again, or even 70 fink it in the
DOCK 2Gt; where It ought to De prefunc not
whence tf1en this outcry againt Mr.. Bnrr
tor having Purchaied up the copy right Of =
book which ne deemed tbellous On Drivare
character?
But ilr, one thing am bold 10 a5Iert-..
w hoover the perlon is that now difcloG 5 II.
work, or any part OF it, is guilty. either Of
Perhhd'ous breach of trutf, or ellie he cor i
" lfca!th, IN which, in Cafe, it will hardly
place him IN better iituation. On eifhcr
iuPPoftion II is contrary to every rule If
moral conduct, and aver, tbatif ,be Iaw cai,
NOS reach ii, the iocicty which would permit
1t to pats without marked reprobation, ;s no+
one IN which juitlce prevails one deerce be-
yond the letter the law
CANDOUR.
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be following curious little piece may be
lad TO contain the Defencs az 1N,. Aeyon
Burr II is wrote with 10 much art, and "a
much feeling, that we cannot help thinkino
II the Production ofthe Vice Pre6dest him.
ielf. The fact of fuppreiling Woods booE
IS, however, tacitiy confefed.
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WAITER POTTER,
Book Binder s. Stationer

UFFOOII o
Mefrs. MITCHELL s. GARDENERS
Main Street Ritbmona.
rTAKES the liberty Of informing his
4 Friends, and the Public in general, that
he has commenced the above BuhnefSs and
iolcits the patronage of thoie who may think
proper to employ him.
Merchants account Books ruled to any
pattern, and Book-Binding of every deicrip-
ton executed with accuracy and difpatch.
ALSO
A conhant fuppiy of STATIONARY.
Fese %, 1902,
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NOTICE.


VKTHEREAS falfe report has been in
w circulation, that during the time was
Conitable of this City, had taken accounts
for collection, and had made ufe Of the money,
l therefore acquaint ali thofe, who may have
claims on me, to come forward before the roth
of June next, and receive payment, as ] in
tend 70 leave the State about that time; and
IT is my deGre, that Mr.. John T aylor, my fe-
curity TO my Bond as ConRable, may be ex-
onerated and difcharged
D. Riebmond,
d4ay 40, 1902.
JOHN HARRISON.
~ =. A great number of accounts which
were Put III my hands for collection, are now
il poGeAion of Mr. John Taylor, TO whom
prlon will apply and withdraw the fame.
J.H
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Frcfurning it will be agreeable to numbers
OF our readers, to fee an analysts Of pamphlet
with 70 intereiting a tide, we now proceed 10
make REVIEW OF It, IN manner, which we
rope and believe, will be thought BY all par
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
LOUISIANA.

IN The Recorder" of the I'D current,
We mentioned the ceiiion Of IouiGana by
Spaif. TO France. At the fame time il was
remarked that '< The French are now maj
sc tiers of the We{tern walers. TennciJee
:" and KenfuckY Cannot fend liITgle barrel of
&C -four 10 the Wet indies, if tho firft con-
81 iul chufeS 10 forbid them. Al lc.a they
&c cannot fend it by the NfiGiaipi, which is
81 tarltamount to an aSoiutc prohibition. %
hefe ob!ervations sfe s-lf evidently true.
The faGts which ehey relate arc likeWiic OF
fhe greatet moment. Put enc cafe that Mr..
JslFer(on iiaall, ia the courEe Of his duty, find
il cGcnrial 70 retufc foms demand which the
frft corful chpies 20 MAKE. I his IS thing
very likely to happen. Well and what then?
Why then, Siri Bnons.parte tends tro Gwen
fy-four gun ihips to the mouth of the Milf
Mp, aud sehere is an end Of Yegy Hffsrs
Jrade 70 tie J}Iff IaGifr.
But tue a;itzens OF che Wenern waters
y.ill rot suffer inck blockade to continue
to any length Of time; becaufe Il would re-
duce them TO complete def2itution OF money;
becaufe it would aebar them from all thoic
eonveniencies, on luxuries, which thew have
been in the habit Of receiving from Europe;
and wh:cii tNey emmett or as }eaf " SIGH they
will not bear TIE want Of
hus Il becomes an important queRion,
what COURT viii the weiEern Rates adopt, in
she cafe Of q rupture between France and the
American government The anfw9f to this
quettion embraces many particulars 10
coliect foule of them, we mutt 20 backwards
It Is very yell known thar the citizens or
the other 1ide Of the mountains arc not dilfin-
guiihe5 by the violence of th.ir jlasfaiiE9.
They poiteEs ALTO truly dernocrat;cai aver
fon 10 the fo1nye5f Of az kin6s Of fa~ri. Their
coolneiS towards sfe federal government has
been produced, and very iy&!y,by the atroc;oas
treatmenrwhieb ,:rrgc9 the accetiion Of Mr.. Tef-
ferlons they have af@a1s received from tx
Their averiion TO pay taXes arills partly from
sheir want Of ability. 1t IS alFo to be remark
ed that very few, CT PerhArs not ore OF theis
citizens, holds a dollar in the public funds.
AImoh every man who poaeles fhare Of
she national debt, is, Of cour6e, Ism ioppor-