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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
William Hawthorne,

1T bis Store, on col. Hoes Wbarf, has
far Sale,
Pennfylvania & Swedilh barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar Ct the fra quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Sal, BY the bulhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter Of Paris, by the bufhel,
Jams River Coal,
Tobacco, IN kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 400 each,
a few Lots in good Gtuations on Fair
fax, Wiiks, Prince ADD Wafhingtot treets,
Sic OF i>el:,.-Aifo for Sale, three
fosy Bick- EIoule, on King near Fairfax
ftseet, very good ltand for bulnefs.
10Th Me. 18th, 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27

Notice IS hereby g1Uen,
Tbatat ; o'Clssk IN the afex2o1, on Mar.
day The 9th day IF Deecaber 1eat, at
tie Court Hoge ef TIE lo7euJ .ftf*ss-
dria, agyeea6J TO nofjftsfi71 Of the Sa 81,
5erOys, eftb< Djena efH'ryi1f4 cS@
be dgpg1d gm Public SAFE,
so MUCH OF THE
Lands, Lots. and Houies,
La the town of Alexandra 70. when
n, tax has been received as will fatisy
,he direct tax of the United States aiiel.
led and due thereon with COTS, unleiS an
charged previous TO fid time, tor whica
purpofe apply TO Mr.. Lewis summit o'
CHARLES PAGE.
Nov. %. w. 2.zw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
John GARDNER LAID,

o4AA o1hN II ~ LIN A&AD ~
HIS for SAX,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Rum, MoIaiies, CoHss,
Brandy and Gineva,
, ,;s'.s, !, WINES.
Madeira, J
RufIis shee5ings and Duck,
India Cotton,
A few boxes fac and coarfe hats,
A great variety Of Shoes,
Cation and Wool Cards,
Bca American Playing Cards,
Soap and Candies,
Corie and iine Salt,
Red Soal Leather,
James River manufactured Tobacco,
cordase, Paper, Glafs, Alum,
Cheefc, Codhih, Shad, and Herringss
s $::;:. ::;' .ss TEAS.
Bohea
Refined Salt Petre,
Cerdials in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes, Spermaceti, ditto.
Trefh Chocolate IN boxes, &c. &c.
ALTO, about so hhds Potsmac TOBACCO.
Nav n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
CONSULTING or

Superhne, refnes and all qualities and
colours s qrs. & 7 qrs. Cloths, PLANES.
Caaimeres, Kerfeys, Coatings, FREEZES,
Kendall Cottons, Half I'hicks, white Ser
ges, fpotted Swankins, Welih Plains.
Swaniaowns, Toilanets, Rofc Blankets,
ftriped Blanketing, BearGins. Fearnaught,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & fix Holiery ;
fcarIet Cloaks; Calicoes, Mullins & Mullia
Handkerchief; fancy Cords, FuRians,
Jeans, Dimities, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Calimancoes, Wildbores, Bonoazetts,
Bombazeens, Camblets, Laces & Edgings;
Silk Handk erchieis, fashionable Straw &
Chip Hats, Gimps, white and colouTad
Threads, &c. sc.
Il L S O,
An Ailorimenf Of
Hardware and Cutlery.
Nov. z. d6feo3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
A L M A N A c s
for the Year 1909.
R. & I. G. R AY

Have jua received lappIy Of ALMA.
MACS, for the Year 1903; and have On
hand, a large afortmens OF Writing Paper.
Bonnet Boards, School and Family Bibles
Teftanents, Spelling Books, Ink powder.
Playing Cards, &C. so.
Nov. !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
Five Dollar. Reward.


rTRAYED from ellis paRure. near Alexan-
y dria, two or three weeks fince, handfome
sORREL. COLT, ; years old. IS or IA hands
hiqh, with iwteh tail, and has never been fhod.
The above Reward viii. be paid to any perfon
thar will deliver him to ME in Alexandra, and
rcalonable charges
JOHN LOWRY,
Nov q. cotf
The SubIcrlber has received,
1z,ooolb. Green Coffee, entitled to
drawback, and
IS bale. Of Cotton, which he will
fell low.
He has sJs for SAT-,
MolaRes of the hrf quality, and
A few hhds. of Sugar.
ROBERT YOUNG.
October IS. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT

O" Monday ths a9th day oft1;;,
freteat aro"tb, if far, if MT ,5. ..'.
.tair day, at RedtlA, IN Fai,f. ."t next
y at tbe plant4tioa Of The lat.
Hautf,, 4te'd, wiAbr sola TO -, L ..,sf
hda<r al ib0u e,edt qpb;eb ~.M y< -
mads ks'qvn or The aa, of .olk. IL.
fa'ebasers giving bonds and ass,.a'.t
security, Tf''Vfa
All the perilhablc effects Of the
iaid deeeafed,
CONSISTING OF RxePI1yrr
Houlehold & Kitchen Furnit,,re
A number of books, horfes, COWS. 49,
&c. wagon, cart, farming u,enGls. e.
Together with a 80
Coachee and Harness,
In tolerable repair, watch, and ,,
Elsht-Day Clock.
The lale viii con4nencs at eleve, :,
clock.
GEORGE BEARD, Admia;a,o,.6
n. B. Any perfons who may bur, sni
fail to give fecurity as above, til. ,h;oa ~.
will be fold again at their rilk, nei,h., vi,
they b benefited by the fale. G. R
NOV. II. d3tIaw7
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27

The fubfcribers authorized by
the Will OF ,he late George Garrett, of
Stafford County, will fell at Public Auc'i-
on the drit Monday of December next, in
The town OF Leeiburg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both fides Of Goofe Creek, IL
this County, and running from thence to
the iaid town; containing about five
rhoufand acres, mott of which has been
laid off in lots, and fince lealed for lives
or term of years; from the peculiarly
eligible ftuarion Of this land, and its
great htneis for the improving fate of
agriculture that is taking place in this
neighborhood, it is hoped that it will be
an Object worth the attention of thofe
who with TO vef their money in landed
property one third of the purchafe money
will be required on the day of lale, the
remaining two thirds to be paid by two
annual infallments; fix per cents of the
Stock of the U.iStates will be taken in
payment for one half Of the two delayed
indictments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perfonal fecurity and mortgages
will be required TO fecure the payments.
MIR. John Matthias, living in Leeiburg,
and furveyor of this County, has plat
of the land and will furvey or lhow any
part Of it to thofe who win it, they pay
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON, CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Loudoun County, Augua 40. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
+ u l. T. /,

A convenient Dwelling Houle
for a fnall Family; ftuated Oh Duke
ffreet, near the corner of Water ffreet.
The hou!e is completely hnilhed with a
convenient Kitchen and other out Houies.
For further particulars apply to the Sub
lcriber at Motifs Tavern, or to Charles
Midnight, Fairfax ftreet.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. II. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
Iuit Received.

III ANNSSlFNu3
4s1 rfme BY tbs Sablcr;be,, at hi, e,u
corner Of Prince and Um0n fr1et,,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4fh proof Brandy,
S do. New England Rum,
9 de. Holland Gin,
8 Quarter caAcs Catalonia red Wine,
3 Kegs Annteed Cordial,
"a Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar III hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Hyionikin and Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Raif:n, in kegs and boxes
Leiper's Sruff in half barrel, and k.ss.
Mems coarie and fuc shoes,
Wonlens' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eight Bales of INDIA GOODS, con.
fitting of Mamoodies, Emerties, Cuzznalls, Mo-
h1nas, Cungies, Checks and Calicoes, and few
pieces China and l.unge Haukereheifs, and Rz-
vcns Duck. A large quantity Of RED SOAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners bea
brown OIL.
BENZ. SFIREVE, Jun.
Ca. ar. co
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
From tie, centinsl.
Mr.. WoLcoTr'S Address
To tie PECpLE eft5s UNITED SrArrs,
No. v.

THE fixth article of inye(iigation, in
the analysts of the Committees report,
relates to the advances for the fervice
OF the War and Navy departments.
Without venturing in this inlfance,
as they did in 70 many others, upon
dired cenfure, the Committee contented
thenielves with placing fa6ts in a Ger
tain light, the effea of which naturally
would be to promoe their purpofes, bet
tertlap their own malignant reflections.
The objed here is Of magni,ud: an
hundred fold greater than all the other
items OF their accuiation put together.
lhs expenles Of the war and navy from
the commencement of the year 1907,
until the date Of the report, are the fub
je6t OF contemplation, and the queilion,
whether the moi lynx eyed and lynx.
hearted lcrutiny into the tranfactions Of
that whole period could furnfh any
materials for inveaive againlt the man
agemcnt Of the public expenditures
in thofe two all comprehensive depart
menls, IS the problem for folution.-
The feelings Of common humanity re-
volt, and the fpirit Of infulted vir.ue
tpurns at the recapitulation of lhofe in
famous flanders which had been palmed
upon the public on this lcore, by perlons
too deePlyin the confidence of the inve(.
iigatiog COMMITTEE. They are howe
yer we'll remembered, by too many
witnehrs ever 10 BE fi5k in oblivion,
and when all the leading men of both
parties fhall be in their graves, when all
their diientions an all heir crimira.
rlons ihall be fwallowcd up in that all
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

dilia2u.ihed then w;eh enors-Th5y
have f,e5ys6safyg,t whersic would igjas
their cafe ana filtered taY57oa TO re-
main nr5fyt9usrea. where tic fiaulwould
help il = Waih;ngton ard Adams did
rot 70 and yet Mr.. Cuts is a devoted
friend to Mr.. JsITerlon, Els politics and
and mcafu.es it's 70, thsle reafons /
dillikc bin for iu'er.
Col Lord is no Virg'nian- he is in
principle rs wei as fa6t New Eng land
man-plain in his manners, found in
his morality, ard vi,tuous in his poll
ties. You know the man you know
be deferVes the char4aer I have g.iven
him. Let me then urge YOU 10 give
him a manly iupport. | hope there
are vat numbers 10 this couhty, Whole
minds are open to conviction, and who
on this location will aa from principle,
and not ipirit Of party zeal, or loral
preiudice. Some dare fay there are,
on whom reafon viii have no effea
to thefe have nothing to fay leave
them in their fins.
Ihave one otfcrvation more for thoie
whc(e politics are of the fchool of
Warrington and Adams Lee as not
divide om rcfes am0ag number Of candi-
dates, as bas tsen FOO otlsn tie Pra7ice. 1t
is well underGood that Col. Lord is the
man whom the true Republicans intend
to fupport at the enfuing eleetion.-
IT'S kr0qUx TO Be ta7 that he will have
feven eighths Of their votes this being
known, why ihould he not have all
Are the friends of the Rev. Mr.. SWEET
determined to delert the Gandard to
pleafe him, or 10 plGafe fbemjflvss P
In either cafe they will do wrong, be
cauie they will thereby leiien The mum
Der Of fuffrages in favor of Col. Lord,
without availing anything in favor OF
Mr.. SWEET. Nay / am willing to de
clare, that in M opinion Mr.. SWEET is
not the patriot he has been )aid to 5e'
1.-The do not Immediately withdraw him,
felf from the competition. Mutt the
county Of York be always divided into
little parties ? l. there no common cen
ter, no common good that can a,tra6i
Us Al any rate, are not tGco centers
fuficient Let US, as a diitrif, have
ione pride letus unite heart and hand.
lay aide the fin thar mott eafly belets
US, forget every county queition, and
ifand fat in that political faith where
with the former administrations have
made US free.
AN OLD MAN.
KrrneS4uk, on. IA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

|" mount, they iikcwife rhew. Ia.
!" counts have. been rea 5e-eI H. -
" e0g9irE51s b2rti5a. whici, AZ. II 49,,
j" ct settlement, bns not Eaally clol.an
Mr.. Wolco.t's caa4oar even ;ss.
ces him . FAY thar the Commune II.
" ai7Pan5 the exprc.lon Tia, M
" III rs were 9 usaesoagteg tor, y a,r,
" hsd dii not mean to foggea. III.
" there cxlH-d any racsrtai7y rrE5.s;r,
I" t5feflszti7n offbs aces Enit, or znv 4yi5
"wh1lhes thu z05sAs Of t6eG flny Irl
5frs Rausrtsd Al tSs Pa5fs frpicsn
Wi,astver they may have really
m -aaS they viii certainly NOT ven,nr.
in this pont to contradi6 hin; and
the only qu-fioa Of any conscsn 10 II.
public is, whether the pubic bave resr
On to aPPrehend any Comfortable dclio
qlency On the final ie.tlement Of II.
acco unit.
After critical examination Of 4.
iubiett before retiring from oEee
and the reGult Of further irqnilies 1t liz
feat Of government during the l.a win
te-, Mr.. Wolcott tniaks it " flf. /,
affirm, that 10 rsipef to all the Dr;a.
I" cipal Offices Of expenditure, there Ia,
q been 40 DaLrsoUINcY, and thn he
a. public buiaefs has been executed
g 7yitb 1J ns4c5 /urcsf ~ bss evsr att.r35
" ike fragjG3i7a5. is true (continnr:
4 he) that there are a great number of
{" accounts open ia the public books:
I" but this IS necedsry conleqaeuce or
Numerous Embellishments over a. er
4" ieniive country The aggrsgate J.
z mount of unfettiei accounts i ala
" comfortable But this amount naa
|" always Be proPortionei 10 The rsapu.
+" and sxbsudita,s.'
The great inportance Of this article.
The artful manner IN which The Com
mites have managed it, and lhs com
plet. larisfAaion frniih-I by M WI
cott relp.tting it, are 60 psculially r,
markable thar cannot fcrbear lp.ci4I
recommendation Of thi, part Of bis
pamphlet T. the meditltions Of thol.
who arc defrous to fetsle their opinions
upon the BATS Of Their own judgements,
independent OF party views ana all ii
tereltei approximations - hall there.
fore not oow mingl- any topic Of afc.
rior moment with il, and polpone toa
future number the confederation of tie
next iubjef Of accnia.ion advance1bg
the Committee. LELIUS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

Communicated. a late term of the Su.
prcmc Court at Augu1a, Timothy Hill. a
deaf and dumb citizen, was convicted Of fhop-
lifting. and fen;enccd to be whipped IS ftripes
and 10 fct one hour on the gallows.
This convict might be propoted TO the ia
Goblin electors of that diarica, for their rep
refentative IN the next Congrefs. He might
ferve them 10 a two fold capacity either as
member of the dszserafis dumb iegjEsfure. or
if he fhould NOT there iucceed to :he wIthes
Of his conltitucn,;. the galloSs and ftripcs,
might recommend him to " executive patron
age"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
Jerks Portland Ga&e5fc.
--<s<ss5s sz.s,-
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1874.
TIE ELECTION

OF members "a Congress Which is 10
take place on the III Monday Of Novsrl-
Der, ihould arreit the Affection Of all the
independent ytomaury OF the country.
The period is 1t hand when lhey mri
be called en- TO decide whether The
United STATES are to preferve The true
Repubiiraailln of WASHINGTON
and ADAMS or whether they will
be the dupes ct the vain toatiags OF
that ipirit IF Jacobinic deception which
has led France. and noit other nominal
republics, 10 the degrading icotitool Of
dsfpotifn. Americans, be wife, and
learn wifdom from the d,faAers of other
nations Beware of ihofe WHO would
proirate your national greatness. and
happire!s. to The ambitious views Of a
TOO fuceelsful fa6ti n. which facIiEces
every thing TO The popularity Of the
day; and the aggrandiz nent Of IFS
rar'izans.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
FovrigE 5HtsnigeHte.

LONDON, ARC. 90.
On urlay Ian Bonaplrte repaired
with extraordinary nagnificence to the
Senate, which held its frit fitting ia
the form and manaer eaabiithed BY the
Organic Senatus ConfuItum. Several
plans Of Senatus Conlulta, dilcuIsd Il
Privy Council, were Pre(ented 20 ,h+
Senate. One of them reiltes 10 the &c
lection of twenty pTiEcP cities Of The
Republic, the Mayors Of which atc %
BE preGent at the taking Of the oalh ty
the Citizen who Mould BE ramei 10 isc.
coed the Fria Conful. 1t may be iufI
red from this that the fuccef'or will loon
DC declared. The MiEiaer for Foreiga
Affairs then read report upon them
IDENTITIES and the declaration agreed
by Ruilia aud France, 10 be preientsd
TO the Diet Of Ratilbon.
This declaration contains detailed
and fpecifc account Of TIE particular
indemnities TO be granted to each 9th.
German States.
There are TO be three new electors,
the Margrave Of Baden, Duke Of Wr-
tenberg, and the Landgrave of Hsd.
Cahei, There is to be ore EcclefzRical
Eleacr.
The Bifhopric of Ofaaburg is TO Be.
long in perpetuity &c the Elcaor Of
Hanover, if be abandons bis prstenGons
to aildeihim, convey and H9exter, aud.
other diariets,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
dominate
WILLIAM KING, Efq.

ia whom concentrates, the great requi-
fife qualifications to fill that important
office He poAcGes great independence
of mind jaised to handfone political,
agricultural. and commercial informa i.
ton. In him your interets will find
an able and jealous iupporr.
LINCOLN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
M CUMBERLAND.

Zion. PELEG .WADSWORTH is
the only candidate yet nominated, A
little attention of his friends will infnre
his re ele Sion. Il lhould be recolleded
that his oPPcfers " pray IN Jtcret-"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
Il YORK,

Col. JOHN LORD, lAnds the mot
highly recommended TO the free cleo
tors. His worth is known to all thoie
who are acquainted with him.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
TO the Electors gf 7oRx Djfria.

TO the Electors q Z oRK DJ2riF.
IT is ufe'es to Pe65i rights, if We
will rot srvcite them, and it is frequent
ly worfe than uielef, TO exercife them
impradsaty. The Jacobns are wife in
ons thing. and have exhibited an exam
pie worthy of unver(Al imitation.
mean in their uaiog. The revolution
which they have effected ia the admin
fttrat:on OF our affairs, has been the re-
fult or .iri6t adherence TO fyltem in
their meafures. They have ated gen
orally in peried concert. When a
principle or man has been extoled
or denounced at bsdi quarters, the ignal
has been oteycd Though alltheir ranks
and in all pats Of the country. This
principle has been adoptedin their mott
Unfortunate concerns; and in too many
inaances their efforts in conlequence
have proved fuccefsful-Shall not the
true Wg6ngf5u Republican, be as wife as
they /! Let us, M friends, on The firf
Monday Of November fhew 10 our coun
try tia, We can uaite and Conquer, if
we are only difpoi=d TO excrcife or un-
deritandings and exert our ltrength.
For my own part, altho l eaeem
Mr. CurTs rs very clever man, and
have long felt fiendlhip for him as
neighbor. Gill am decidedly in favor
of JOHN LORD, Efq, as our repre-
tentative to Congrsf,. Nor do | hefi
tate TO give my relfons Mr.. Cuts
during The laa felton, uniformly joined
the SoafJsfn intersl in adoPtiog thole
me-furss which co-iider as injurious
10 our country, and is fi-m and zeal
Gus advocate for that ~ Rem of meafures
puIfued by the prefert naturalization.
/ coniefs am no friend to thofe mea-
fures-Iam 10 friend TO men in power,
when they do not pay facred regard
70 truth, and high relpect to virtue.
The prefSut administration have not
done fo-They have promifed one tbiEg ;
they have done aastter-They have
pretended torelieve the par, but have
only relieved the rir5-1'hcy have pre-
tended to paya mott fcrupulous regard
to the iatfrsg, tE-s yig5s5 and the haPpi
refs of the people but have been only
feeking potalari!y-They have endeav
ofed 70 traduce the faireit ohara&ers,
merely to give tome Iuare TO shsir own
-Thsr have paid TO homage to yir-
tue-Thcy have paced mea in Office
no;oricuily d:hIonet men who had
feen. removed from office before as un-
st TO Holt i,--They have aho-iatsd
with men Of 10 moral principle, and
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

SAMUEL TEACHER, ESQ. fiands
The irit candidate that has been offered.
Tho we had looked for an entire union
in this ditfri6t, we End that William
King, Elq Of Bah, has been nominated,
and we have been requeaed to give
publicity TO the following -
To tie EAaors Of Lirceln DiRria.
The time approaches When you viii
be called on TO give your faffiages for
peifon TO repreient You in the next
CougsefS-It is of the iirli Importance,
that the FEDERAL infereA ihould be unit.
ed. To iniure thar union, permit Us to
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

A mail from Liibon arrived this
morning, and has brought the extraor'
binary intelligence that In ccnlequeoet
OF tome Misunderstanding betweeo ID;
French and Poraguefe Governments
General Lafnes the French miniGer At
the latter Court, Quilted LiiboD yeiY
haltily on the morning Of The 10th m
Rant, in ccnfequence the packet vas De-
tanned two days longer than ihe ctssr
wife would have Aaid The PorIugusl:
appeared to be much alar med at ls
iudden departure.
The quarrel is fAid to have been q.
caIoned by the Po,tugueie MiniaeT q
Police, having United On iearchirg lons
baggage belonging to the French MD,
litter, who remonilrated u TIE co'i't 9
Portugal, and even United on the Il.
INITIAL Of the Mininer of Police, vhfa
beng reiufed, he immediately qn'iisl
Liibon, for Paris.
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IL KENNEBEc DIs7nIcT.

PHINEAS BRUCE. ESQ. continues
the only federal republican candidate;
and we are happy 10 end the;e is great
ptofpe6t Of his iuecefs.
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The Moniieuer, the French cflc's
paper, has teen inaEu6ed ~ Puoiah
what may Be couGder a folmal nan
felto, Eating, that i is tie. with Of ~ II.
government 10 maintain the ittsgfT
OF the Ottoman Empire.
On Friday LAT a Datch A!et q Il
fail OF merchantmen, two fIigat-s' an s
corvette, arrived at Ioibiy, WIZ
Dutch letters for Snrirarn and Denalgs
"a. The Dutch are uiing the uim .:.
expedition in tending out civil ara TIL n.
tary Officers to take pofelion # III II
isttlemenisre lored to thsm hy t!e 70
ty cf peace.
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deyousing vortex Ct human Fah 0 Is
and human affairs, the ccmfaricn q
thofs accufaticns with the evidence nrw
20 irrtGlibe Of their lallhood, may
teach our children's children that the
fpirit which doomed SOCRATES 70 Inc
hemloek was not extina from the hu-
man heart in thefe,our enlightened days
and in this our free county
It mutt be acknowledged that the
Committee have managed this part Ct
their fubiea. with conGderablr ad ireis.
They have here avoided the indilcfe
ton of giving drea countenance 70 thoi1
atfocions flinders which the hlreiinss
Of their fed had e induffrioullv clrcnla-
ted. Bat they have likewiit avoided
with the moa pun Bilious caation every
ltatement which could have a.tendency
to remove their malignant if'Prciilan
mon the Dublic mind.
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