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A N A c. T

4Adatisaal IL, and Qmeudatoy as an al
entitled /" Ind af concerning The Dir
tria ote C0lumdu.'
Sec. /. BE it euARed BY tie Senate and
HAZE Of Reprs/safatiues Of the Uunea
Sfafes Of Ameriea, in cougrsG a0smblsd,
That the circuit court of the county of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.
Senate of sbe United States.

The Debate in the Senate on the interef-
inv fubjea Of the Judiciary has at length clofcd
and thar body have decided, that il is exbsdssss
20 repeal the sa Of the laa ieiion, and have by
implication ALTO decided the confitptiond pow
er Of the lesilasure TO vaca,e all .judicizi sp-
po;nsnenss made nnder that rart Of the confi-
tuition, that aush0ri!es the erection Of inferior
tribunals. .-if~ .8i
The decihon viii be . memorable one, a
well from The imporance Of the point decided
- from the cool, digci6sd, add enlightened de-
liberation by which il sn reached.
Itwill be memorable. too, for the Ryle IN
which gentlensn on each adc coudntsed she
dilcufIioa. IL wS Opened by Mr.. Breekea-
ridge, in fpeech addreaed exciuGveIy TO the
understanding. Reaiog the futjsd upon fats,
sad fais Inference. he fnnk into no nrcdleis sp-
peal to the pafioos or prejsdices Of bis hearers.
o. the nation For he. did not psetend 70 fay,
that. thossh be directly sddsssed the Senate,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
Hoys Of Reprs,snfstivss, Jan. as.

The debate 10 che Houfc on Friday was
commenced by Mr.. RutIedge, by bis motion 10
inarua the Committee Of Ways and Means 10
conGder the cxpediency Of reducing the duties
on brown fogu, coffee, snd tea.
Mr.. Dana complained moa grievonny OF
the Gience the republicans msin,sined, and
infaed it was NOT clafically polite TO reia,e
an anf~er to the arguments he offered and in his
ufaal w~ldling aylc Of orstory kept the hooie
in uueaiine efs for him ncfly an hour. That ne
fhould not semain nngrsti6ei. Mr.. Davis OF
Kentucky, without any neceflisy indeed, bat
with good efeti. complimented him with re-
ply, much to the following purport.
MIR. Davis. The gentleman from Coo-
netticuf, Mr.. Dana, appean TO think that him
ielf and his friends are ncgIeded. or that theis
arguments arc unsnfwcrabie. Had that gentk-
man been anfwered. he wosId probably have
troubled us no more on this iubjett. Therefore
rjie TO anfwer that honorable gentleman. He
fsy sshe tax on brown fpgar and coffee Is" paid
BY the poor Of his ,Ssase---thst is is very OPP
pufive." never before heard any thing about
the POOR of Conneaicus from thar gentleman OF
say Of his political fricnds. The language
hrre,ofure has been quito different. We have
besa told they were able promptly to pay their
taxes. Strange and unsccoentsble - the con-
catl Of that gentleman now is 70 me, am iafs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

B<64tf fbn oJjfd,ox, asofbsy eg~aly
gysne anil, TIE COMMITTEE ef Wayi = MSass
bsvs ,<5e,s<d . bill. ~ ssbie6 /evss mii'ism @,~
bSsd,el i5ssjanS dsiisn are afp'effiand b hbs
Esiisg find. TO Be rxfi.fvfL abpiisd 10 fbs sx-
HsgsJ6 rss, Of hr fs6ie lfbf; tb bill Is
fssrdsd on Jr crrnsS srj6rg ~ ivtssf and ns-
sars, sf qUbie6 fbs tax o. dsfi0 on JssHr, es6ss
ss1 bsbea tea, fs,ms 20 iseosGd<rat< mm "
,es ssseb fbe/< Jtjstas Jsa, csmminss 6avs labsv-
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WASHINGTON. FEB. q

WARRINGTON, FEB. 2Os
MIR. Bayard fpokc yeiterday four hours, and
this day in continuation, three hours, very able,
but yet very declamatory and menacing fpecch.
He was anfwered to-day by Mr.. Randolph, after
which the Houie adjourned to 'rceiday next |;
Monday being required to put up fome Ventil.
ztors in the Houfe. will not dwell on the merits
of the leverz speakers, - the pcechss will afford
every one an opportunity to judge for himieit.
Great light has been thrown on the fubjec, how
ever, byrhe dilcuflion; the hiRory OF the gov
ernment is unfolded. and the genuine principles
Of the government difplayed on points before
ambiguous, or fabje6 TO mifconfruttion. The
diicu0ions hitherto, taken altogether. do great
honor 10 the talents OF the country, notwith-
Randirg fope defamation has taken place.
have heasi ON no occa6on a more eloquent
fpeech than that Of Mr.. Giles, of which have
taken very minute notes Mr.. Thompfon Of
Virginia, does honor to name almoR claiiic in
our annals. The fpecch of MIR. Bsyard, though
diainguiihed more tor legal ingenuity, was as
matter OF controversy certainly able. and il he
could avoid impuring to MS adveriar;es argu-
ments they never ufe, would be much more i'm
preaive; the fpeech Of Mr.. Randolph to-day was
a. ievrre as any thing have heard. bur couched
in that mellow ayle Of language, that, while il
correSs. does not torture. Van anemblages OF
ladies attend every day, and foreiee, that st no
very dinaat period. this place is diainsd TO be
the centre Of polifhed fcciety.
Exsya5 Of letter from WejSissfsx, dated Fe-
bynayy 10, Isos.
"We are ifiii engaged on the bill TO repeal
the ad for the more convenient orgauization of
the courts OF tho United States. YeAerday Mr..
Giles made one Of the noR luminous and con-
cluIive fpeeches l ever heard. He gave con-
cife hiAory Of federal politics. and fhewing tho
tendency Of federal mcafurcs to one point. that
Of an energetic and irrefpoa6ble government |;
that thi, fyAem. about to be repealed, was link
in the chain along with the funding fyaem. the
adumptioo Of the fate debts. the fasodiog army.
the navy. the dire0 tax, the alien and iedition
acts. and the proicription and periecusion OF
thofe in oppo6tion TO federal views. He new
ed that the cours we're defined a. rampant
againA the people and their representatives ;
thar they were to be the depo6rasies Of power.
that was to cootroul the national wiil that the
asuibusss coDssnded for deascysd al rfpoah-
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perfbIe AZ the end Of every fix years. The
ssrcntiye power Is vefaed in PreGdent. who 10
ch fen by Eiettors who are chofen for That ey-
prefs pprpole by the people, and refPc~6blc at
the end Of every four years. The Prefdent
nay be confidcrcd Immediately refpoehblc TO the
reo pie, ,ho' chofen through the medium OF
elcAou becaufe il IL found in pTattice. that
the Electors are confirmed TO svow the vote
they intend give to before they are chofen. and
tho people have generally made their elections
with view to that objett.
(7s be Csxfixsrl.
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bility, and made the judges the dcfpots Of the
nation ) thar they bad pudned courfs Of con-
dua in coincidence with fuch fentinents; that
the Supreme Court had claimed TO i,ieIf pow
er 20 bring Aaies before il, TO declare laws un-
conaitutional, and had insed lis mandatory pro-
cefs into the executive cabinet that the judges
had converted them!rlvss into itinerant declaim.
ers in favor of federal mcafurcs, and had meta
morphofed the feat of Juice into political
forum thar they had defended 60 become in
quihtors. and had contnved 20 immediate fhofe
who dared TO queiiion the faI!ibility OF federal
mea and mesfures that even me nber of this
Houfe had been made their victim, and had been
iocarferatcd to glut their vengeance and their
rage.
He anaalized the confitutionality of the
queftion, and demonfrated the power Of the le-
gIfitare over the Judiciary fyfem. | am pre-
vented from giving you an ePitome Of his argu-
ments. by my deGre to liAen TO MIR. Bayard,
who has juft rifen TO reply"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
alerauorta ADVERTISER.
MONDAY, MAY II.
NEW YORK, MAY IA.

The war which for 70 many years
had deiolated Europe, :" is at length ter
minated. Captain Hall, of the fhip Bro
theirs, arrived at this port yeAerday in
40 days. from Liverpool, brings the Off
cial account of the Ggning of the Def
tive Treaty at Ameins. The important
event was announced;by the Lord Mayor of
London by Lord Hawkeibury on the z9th
March and given to the public III a
London Gazettee Extraordinary, of which
the following is copy
Fran tie LONDON GAZETTE Elk
TRAORDINAR7r.
DOWNING STREET, 2oth March, 1907.
MIR. MooRR, Afiifant- Secretary to
Marquis CORVALLIS arrived this Morn
ing, at Nine o'clock, with the
Dgfnitlue Treaty Of Peace,
which was fgned at Amiens, at -Four
O'Clock in the afternoon of the 18th inf.
by the Plenipotentiary of His Majeay,
and by the Plenipotentiaries Of France,
Spain, and the Batayian Republic.
The member ofParlianent for Liver
pool, in communicating this intelligence
to the Mayor of that port, adds the fol-
lowing for the information of his coniti-
tuents -
!" Hoge Of Commons, aetb March.
g Immediately upon receiving informa-
tain that the De6nitive Treaty was fgn-
ed, made application at Lord Hawkef-
hury's Office for information refpettingsthe
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BALTIMORE, May IA.

The Hanfeatifche Bund, OFT, from hence
arrived at the Texel about the 18th of
March.
Arrived, ichconer George, Bunker, l 8
day from ST. Jago de Cuba. Left there
the fch'r , capt. Patrick Hayes, of
Philadelphia. No veaels were permitted
to enter there. The ich'r Race Horie,
capt. Roger Quarles, of Norfolk, touched
there from Port Republican for depofit
left by capt. VIM. Briant, of the fch'r
Lark, and had been waiting 80 days and
Rill uncertain when or if ever they ihould
get it. Pa1ed in the bay the brig Union.
weeks from London, bound to Alexan-
dria, and the flip Six Siiters, So days from
Liverpool.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
PHILADELPHIA, May "A.

Capt. Williams, Of the lIoop SalIy, ar.
rived Yesterday from Jacquemei, reports,
that that port was declared open for ftaar
years, that the Americans had to pay I'm
port ard export duties, whe ther they land
ed their goods or not, as alto 10 joes for
the iupport of government; that there had
been no action between the Negroes and
the French army fox fome time; that
Tounaint's army was encamped on Mount
Seine, and was decrea6ng, as his men
were leaving him daily. Flour was 10
dollars, Beef from ITO II, and Pork from
"a 10 70 dolls. free of duty. Colonial
produce, high and fcarce.
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BOSTON, May 10.

Arrived, brig , Hart, from Cadiz.
Nothing new. Spoke in Lar. SO, IS, n.
long. II, III, w. fhip Penman, Colin,
from New, York for Canton.
Brig Argo, Weeks, from Alicant. Left
there, brig 49,, Englilh, of Bolton; ich.
-, Smith, of Salem; brig Polly, Fair
field, of Salem, failed 3days before. Sail
ed in co. Mary, Thiael, of Beverly; Mi
nerva, Ray, of Salem; and Three Siifers,
Story, of Manchester. April 20, lat. -,
long. s., ipoke brig Indaary, Nichols,
from New York, for Belfaf.
Sloop Three Sifers, lof Wiicaiietl capt.
CargiIl, from Barbados. Left there feb.
Ruth, Halves, of Barntable ready ITO fail;
ichr. Ranger, of Briaol, (M.) and feyeral
Others. Ship Ranger, Delano, of Boaon,
had failed for Martinique. April "a, lat.
IS, long. u, fpeke brig Lavina, from
Guadaloupe, for Newburyport. April
Al, lat. IS, long. II, fpoke flip Favorise
Rinse, from Dublin, for New York, fup-
Piled him with fmall quantity of rum and
iugaf. Prices Current, -four s dolls. beef
IS, pork 20, lumber white pine 70, pitch
p;ne 40. w. Q. Slaves 90, red oak 80,
lhingIes cyprefs, 7 dolls. Produce, mo-
laiss, 40 cts. rum 50, iugar 4 dolls.
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c. Notice.

BY an aa OF Congrefs pailed at the laf
1lnon, dated on the sdsMay, 1907, that
FalIoi The former law refpe6iing the Diff
uic' OF Columbia, which Ducts fpall
'0npeniaticn TO be paid the juRices of
stace Tor their teryices is repealed; rhe
'aOierlocr rot knowing of the repeal OF
'ne iaid Provifcn in tbe prefent law, it
10t oelng rubhfhed, did continue TO DO
o0'i1sis under the former, and has in f.
: initarces received the ufual pay, he
therefore gives this notice, that be is rea-
: On srpilca,icn to retuin any money he
a may 10 have received dnce faid sd day of
may, and thar he is ftill really and will.
.us 70 iefve his citizens without
f4y as the law directs, being aGured from
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q private conversation with Mr.. Y. R.,
a federal member, expre1ed himfelf to the
following effect -" You federalifs really
do not allow us tdemocrats) fair oppor-
tunity of proving the merits of our iyaem
You fhould fufer the preient admini1ra-
ton to proceed without the violent oppo-
Gtion you give it. Unlefs you do give
this fair chance, / admit, that e'er long
we lhall again be in the minority. 1t is
impofible for US to hold our prefentground
with the weight of talents and influence
you oppofe TO u.s."
Right Mr.. G. for once in your life at
leaa, you are near the truth. You easnot
maintain your ground long. You gained
it by fraud and miireprefentation-by
hoodwinking the people, and by profef-
Gons which you knew you could never
realize in practice. No fooner is the day
light of truth let in on your real motives
and siews-no fooner lhall the people
have recovered from the deluGon into
which they were Systematically led, than
you will be conhgned to the humble OBJ
fcurity from which you have emerged.
lCom .Adv.l
A ltated meeting ofthe St. An
drews fociety will be held at Gadl-
-by's Tavern, on Tuefday the 18th
j
init. at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
By order oftbe Prsfdent.
ALEX. HENDERSON, See'y.
May IS.
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i time that would be allowed tor lmp0rta-
tion of the produce Of the captured iilands
in the Welt Indies about to be ceded to
the beligerent powers. After iome heG-
tation ! received for an anfwer that no
part Of the Dehnitive Treaty could with
propriety be made public officially, until
the fame had been ratified, which would
require q fortnight in time.
iSignedl IsAc GAscoIGNr,
M. P. for Liverpool.
To the Mayor of Liverpool.
Eatra7 Of a letter from an eminent cam
mereial bog/e in Liverpoolt0 aaotberin
this eli, dried March 8 ~; meeting the
London GaSeffe Extraordinary.
/" Webeg leave to refer you TO the
above Gazette account, and have only TO
add that our markets continue extremely
heavy, and that we are at lois to fay
how far it may affect the prices of produce
generally"
& = 20 4 = y
A Nantes paper of the z2d March re-
ceiyed at Salem, announces, as part of the
conditions the De6nitive Treaty, that
the Scheldt is TO. remain ihut, for which
Holland is to pay that Malta is to be
under the government Of Great Britain !;
and that Martinico is to be held by the
Englifh until payment is made Of the fums
advanced for the lupport Of the French
prifoners.
1t is again reported in the German pa.
pers that the Hereditary Prince of Orange
is to be appointed Chief Conlul of the
Batavian Republic.
LONDON, March 20.
It is fated, that on the 6gning of the
Dehaitive Treaty, Cambaceres and LIE
Brun retire from the Conialate the hrlt
TO be Grand Chancellor, and the other fu-
perintendant- general Of Finances that
Bonaparte will declare himielf Preiident
for life; his brother JolePh perpetual Pre-
Gdent of the Council of State, with the
power of governing in cafe of the abience,
illnefs, or demife OF Napoleone; the third
brother, Lucisn, to be perpetual PRECEDENT
Of the Legislative Body; and Louis, of
the Tribunate. Jerome and Baoiochi, are
not mentioned in the lift. LIE Clerc and
Murat are to be military governors Of ST.
Domingo and Of Italy. The Republic, |
it is added, is TO be divided into twenty
five departments, each to be governed by
a Prefea, General, and Bilhop. The |
Roman Catholic religionis to be the only |
one paid by the State, and to have 5000
Cures or Wears, with a fuitable number of
inferior Clergy.
The Duke Of Kent, it is faid, is to be |
the new governor Of Gibraltar. |
The Jewels Of the late Queen of France
are faid to have been fent by the Firf Con- |
iul for fale to London.
The jewels Of the Queen of Portugal
are propoied to be pawned fer abohthalf a
million Of money, at an interef of per
cent. to anfwer the demands Of the Chief |
Conlul of France upon the Court Of Litbon.
The Batavian feet, condfing of three
hips of the line and brig, viz. the Bru.
tus, Neptunus, and Jaan De Witt, and
brig Ajax, under the command of vice ad-
miral P. Hartink, arrived in Hampton
road the 10th infant, from Cape Fran
co.'s. Iii faid part of the fquadron
will come to this port to reft.
(BaA. pap.
DRAFTS ON THE TREASURY.
DaXs
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his own knowledge, and their iensinients
cxprefed in Towr Meeting, they do not
with feryices rendered without comPenia-
ton from any Perion. A. FAW.
Alexandria, 18th May, 1909.
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'IoisI Us JV" 60 Ps0's "Ne''s"3 y" '''e
3rem1ss,
AboIat forty five acres Of
LAND, in and adjoining to the town Of
Alexandria, and binding on Hunting creek.
This land will be divided into fquares, ac-
cording to the plan of the town, and each
lquare will be fold ieparately, on credit
of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
the purchaiers giving notes negotiable
in the bank of Alexandria, with APPROX
ed endorlers.
The whole of this land is now enclofed
by poG and rail fence. Its coptiguity to
the town, and its high and healthy iitua-
ton render it amongf the mott aeGrable
efates in the neighborhood for building
lots. On one of the lots a neat and com.
modious framed dwelling houfe hath been
erected, together with the necedary out
houies, and on this lot there is we'll
ofgood water, and a number of Aourifhing
trees growing. Some fmall frame houtes
have been erected on an adjoining lot.
The title to this property is complete,
and convey ances will be made in fee finn
pie when the purchaie money is received.
The title papers may be feen, and likewlie
a plat of the land and lots, by applying
to the fubfcriber.
JAMES H. HOOE.
At the fame time and place will behold
LEASE for thirteen years of twenty ie-
ven acres of LAND adjoining the above
tract fubjea to a ground rent of twenty
feven pounds per year.
May II. dim
Wanted immediately,
A white or black woman, to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

Wanted 7aa2nedaateZy,
A white or black woman, to
to do the houie. work in fmall family
Enquire ofthe Printers
May 10. J
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Valuable Building Lots
In and adjoining the town Of Alexandra,
For jale on a long Credit.

On We8uslaay, The 10Th day g Jan<,
qviA be Jola at public axaisn, an the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

tus' NeP'unus' anu Jaali De W.T. a',u
orlg AJAX, u.acl .'e eoll'.nana .. 1lee-.o-
mirai : i1al'il.ih, arrived III rlalnP'ol
co.'s Il IS iala par OF the iquacfoh
Will come 70 'hi' port 70 rent.
0AA' 39p'
n,,rrc IN TUT rpD.c11nv
DN7f ~ - =.
a preient TO the INFAMOUS oAi'e'-
GER ~; p,oo. zoo
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1t is again reported in the German pa.
pers that the Hereditary Prince of Orange
is TO be appointed Chief Coniul of the
Batavian Republic.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

Mr.. Morris Of New \ ork. Mr.. Pref1ent,
an g very nnfortunate, that the arguments in
favour # the motion have confirmed my opn-
on. that the law TO whchit refers ought not to
be repealed, The honorable mover has reRed
his proPoGtion on two grounds.
IT. That the judiciary law 2aa, d LAT fer
Goa is uRneceHary, and
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payment Of which. TIE mater or commsnies OF
fach foreign vedei fhsii ,naketo the collector Of
the diitra in which fuch bofpnsl ia Gtusted {:
And ih- lieam ihaIl not giant clearance 10
any forrisa vdIsI, until the money due from
fuch mater or commander, IN manner and torn
afosefaid fhsll be paid and The Director Of each
h,fpi,al is hereby directed upder the penalty ct
fifty do!lsrs, 20 make out the accounts agAintt
each foreign feanaa th4. may be placed IN the
hofpi,ai under his direction. and render the fame
10 the collector.
II Sec. 6. 8yd be II Javfbsy tnaaed. That
the collectors lhsIl pay the mooev keted, by
virtue Of this and the at TO which this is az
amendment. into the treafury of the Unired
States, and be accountable therefor, and receive
the fame commifion thereon, as Tor Other mo-
ney by them collected.
Sec. z. Ind be IL Jarber maa,I. That
each and every director OF the marine hofpitals.
IN III be accountable at the trraiury Of the Unit
ed States, for the money by them received in
che fame manner as other receivers Of pobIic
money. and tor the foms by them expended ihall
be allowed commidiOn al the rate OF one per
cent. NATHANIEL MACON.
Speak,, Of ne Hoajr Of RrSryfsfafivT.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
Pychdrnf gf The Senate pro nmpOre.
ArrRovsD. May 8, Boz.
TIL; JEFFERSON,
P,efdsm of tbe Unhsd Slater.
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Of. sni Which generally chafAesefiaes your crit
ings. On mss where is thy gratitude Oh
lhsme where is thy blufh Bot are there not
many Of you addicted 20 the fame fpirit Of To-
temperance that you are 70 fond Of sstiboting
10 oihcTsi Methink, know that there are ma
ny of you who are, and Others Who il not guilty
of this ooe vice, are Of many much ~odr.
Hide lheo. ye inconfisnt tederalias, your head',
aud learn fitit 10 "psll out the beam out oi
thine own eyes. thea fhall ye Zee clearly to ex.
rrad the ao,e from ,hy broshers."-Until this
is done, ccar your a,nderoos tongues let rea-
ION. il you have aoy, refumc her feat. aud for
once nanisea to the world your wiidom and
GRATITUDE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-28
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THERE is one trait in the federal sharac.
ter. fr which they oueh, 20 have credit. viz.
rssssvrsANcs. fsysvs,amSs, 10 their motto.
AZ fan as they quiz one hold. they faRen to an
other. They have been abu6ng Mr.. Jsierfon,
before acd locc his election; and in no initance
have thsis charges been troe. The hoe and
cry however has anfwered their purpoie Tor the
time being. Who Is there that cannot recollesa
the horrij condemnation excited by the Frsek
ssnazd : Tim terrific tale va. propseamd 10
all the Jfirrci papers. A loan, "a French loan
--rcquiiltieo, rsqaiisisn-- demara. dcmasd
~ere sifcalsttS tar rad wide. Every FEDERAL