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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

dent This ttory viii not bear telling. III,
hrokes of the Recorder have been efficiently
felt: not from an uncommon G,are Of ab;li-
ties al the iubicIOer, for BE- prctcndS 70 nC:;s
But bccauie he was received to dilclofe rev.
entertaining facts. BY II: Indulgence, or
/ Parh2iity OF other Cd t1-s, they have atc th>
grand tour" OF tn continent. It this ~
per could acquire ten times its pretSnt cit-
cuiatiof, it would nos make 70 much inrref-
hon Upon the public mind, IS has been mad.
oy the innumerabie extracts IN other news
papers. Theft: are accom- panied and iliuit a.
ted by copIous commentaries, the collected
iabour OF 1 thouhnj ntclleGts. Thu, thz
people get iniormatoa and, until the peopa
are well Informed, theic catmo, be COR. q
and firm government
~ now proceed With the m4la buEnclS Of
this article.
Sometime before the revolution, pcthaps,
IN 'he year 1878, Thomas Jcfferfon was pa
5ronized by Mr.. Gabriel Jones, an eminent
lawyer, who now reiigs in the county or
buck" ham. He is father-in-iaw to coloncl
Ohm H2rvie OF this CITY. n conGderabie
ium OF money was borrowed from Mr.. Jones,
10y Mr.. Jctferlnn. Il is underaood THAI tbs
loan amounted to Ave hundred pounds. For
this money, Mr. Jeffcglonexccutc,i his bond
he bond remained in the hand of Mr.. To- cs
until tometime during the war, when papec
money had deprecated 70 much IS to be ufir
tic or no value. AT, Or previous 20 this pcroj,
the Legislature found it eXpedient 70 enforce
thc circulation OF paper money bya TENpES
Law. Mr.. Icffcrton availed himfelf Of this
advantage He icnr the amount of the bono
wi'h inc legal intereh, in paper money, to MIR.
tones, and tsn@ered this paper in payment
Mr.. Jones is, by birth, an Engiilh OF We,ch-
man. He has an excellent understanding. Ee
is OF indlpcndc15 Circumstances. He knew
that, if ne ihould rcfute TO receive the money,
Mr.. JefFerfon would have 1t in his power 10
raiic a hue and cry againR HIM, that might be
much more to his injury than has being iw,nd-
led out of FIVE hundred pounds. He judged,
aiio from this barefaccj ACT, that M. Jef-
ferion sVeuld 2eb at nsfb;ag. Mr.. Jones,
therefore, adopted plan, which lavcd himtelf
from that calamity, and fhewed 10 MIR, J>ffeg.
ion the contempt, in which be he'd lipl. MI
jones returned both bond aad pattcboard do
lars 10 Mr.. Jc3-ron, by the pc.lon who
brought chem, accompanied with nleii g, of
e<ecr4tion. He protected ,hat, tie very E.it
time ne met our ieluVed cbief naGgiHrnfz, he
would ihoot him; and iiuce that time he ipcak. +.
OF Mr. Jefferfon, as one Of the iirtjel
raieais that ever difgraued human nature
After the end OF the wal, MIR. Ietterion ient the
full amount of the debt He did 10, bccau{a nc
felt the odium which would be att-chs d 10 bis
chara.ecr by his having rendered tofstoa;a.
His editorial hacks may, if they think proper,
o-ny iii, tory, ai.o. he only aufwer IS
sbat il can he proved bY reference TO Nj
= torie. Jones', or 10
JAMES /. CaLLENI)TR.
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II LITTLE MORE
HONEST MISCHIEF:
OK,
THE PRESIDENT AGAIN
tIPfGIfNLIY rsprsLents

IT is painful to DC 70 frequently compelled
20 holt the black fag, with regard to his gen
tl.nan's character. He tecms to have recejy-
ed, as the boxers term it, bi91g f9g m4cJ
But as Duane continues to deny the cxinsrcc
OF black Sally, and her children; as he affeq,
to di{beieye tire account Of NJ TeFerCn,,.
attempt to isduce MIR. Wa'ker's lady, h, mali
have another mail Jnccdotc, CONCERNING his
tayorite hero. And to put an end, at once. to
all this nonicafs OF d-ri.ls, | profefs myfslf
prcoa-edto meet ,dr. Jcferfon in d court of
jrlticc; and 70 prove, by dozen witneGrs.
thr family convj5tjon, as to the Black wcncb
ard hsr mulaSto liter. of-crto prove, H. fh-
eyidercc Of Wr. Walker, and by The hs Il
writing of Thomas JoRc.lon himf.lE m.
odous aud djfsu0ing detail, at wbirh d..
ccncy and vj1tue lhulder. And, as DO rot
WIFI &c come in By the datk t~ack, the name
Of the vriccr Of tbs 7-tjci,i. ubscrbc4 T., IT,
Pcrtap7 ,J VIII b. fij tAri the .yiacr. and
the R,cordor, arc too dc piea5te to 5ere,.,
tse 10 &c T.: ~ Great : 2..Ion. as d, 7.oh-
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TIE foLi'rOing !, The eapy eta llA<mosial, t5a
soiH5t frtjE1ftd, nr*s ooe<k, TO tie GsAfr4
Igemby.
Unso the h'norabls the ,zgSmbly of the STATE
or VIRGINIA.
THE MEMoRJAL or
HENRY PACE, PRINTER IN
RICHMOND,
R5lpe6fuly r>prsjsnts
l hat, by an a6t Of the aGcmbly paft the 22d.
OF January 1898, tits enacted that the public
printer falil, within chir,y DAYS afrcr .the
r'iiag at the ailcmby,publiGl al laws aalej
9n5i"g tue IefiIon; that he ihaii publi,h the
Journals OF the houie of delegates regujarjv
y during iuch ie!aon; that he ihali pub!ih
III ms Gazcste, or othcr~;|e, as the fame
may DC directed, all intelligence, notices of
particular laws, proclamations and adyer-
Elements from the executive alfo Al orders
and advertiemcnts djrected 20 be pubiilhed
y by the iaPreme courts, the treafurcr, the
- 2ud,eor, attorney general, jua,ces of the
:, PeGace, and other public pcfGons, or, bodies,
acting in their public capacity, aud TO fun
:, ply the executive, 1Teaiurer, auditor and,
" inspectors with blanks.''
hat, by another claufe Of the fame law.
the faiary Of the fad public printer is aug
mentcd to the g annual fun Of two thouand
" ieyen hundred dolars.''
hat the mcmor,a',d is willing to under
take the faithful execution Of the whole du-
ties Of the Office Of public printer, as fpeciied
and enumerated in thc act above cited for the
annual fun OF Twelve hundred dollars; that
ne IS JOINT 9ropfictor Of newspaper, which
has by far the mott c,,teniiyc circulation of
any puoiilhed in Richmond, that of conir
qaence, this newspaper " Ill give ajyerti(c
ments OF public nature, mott exten!iye
circulation; and that if the honorable the al
lenoly ihouId require it, he is ready 10 give
lecurlty for the execution Of the duties of
this office; that the extent OF printing rcqu-
req oy this act above quoted is in It's nature
Huctuafihg; but that he coniidSrs the above
hifI OF twelve hundred doilars,as f;r and rca-
Tonable conpenat'on, ufon mc,riu:n, for the
quantity OF oufacfs, which the public printer
IS oy law, required t. perform.
hat tao executive council have frequent
" found 1t n.c-i! ~ to employ The public
p-iDtcT IN I Number OF publications over and
above taoic enumerated IN he Il ttute above
ctsed; that 1t is wei! known, and ,hat, If ne
ccilary, the nemorIaiit is ready to prove II
1t the tar OF the honorable the ailemdly, that.
Tor thote extra pieces Of buiinefs, the prefent
public printer has been il 5he habit Of receiv-
inga much larger compcnia,ion thar what had
Seen ever granted 20 his pTedecciIor, Mr..
DAVIS. The memorable pledges himfeIf to
Prove That, in one inttance, twelve hundred
ard fifty dollars were paid, when any other
printer IN Richmond would have done the
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- N-~'' t'Olt"SN'
IN CHS days paper, tie reader will
perceive ain article enurlcd THE puBt1c
PRINTER, and another which is rhe %
Py OF memorial tnac will be laid be-
tore the aficmbly.
Ii has oeen ulual TO chute rhe n,,hl;c
PTihter oy ballot; and at very early
period OF the lciiion. That r,+c- c;r
c"Iiiitances might nos afford room
Tor huFry!og over the election 2yfs50Yt
proper H2tIce, the memorial mas beca
pu1'iihc>!; and We will take care thar
INC members ihaii feo this paper IS 1oon
is riiey inset IN tie capitol. 4 mo,io?
~l'i DC made Tor taking the memorial
INTO CONFEDERATION, previous TO th.. io;nt
oaiiot OF che TWO houjca, for T. public
printer. II the motion is neysriyed.
our that we hardly rl3ink poEi5is. We
ihai ehdeavour 90 ger the yeas and nays
taken upe+f-she quettion; thar che ciri-
zenS at large may be acquainted with
the names OF thoIe delegates, bug We
cannot believe THAT there will be ens fuoh
dci1 gate, who with g fink thre.
fhoUiand dollars pcr 5nnQn on the
oI"'nl'ag PatEi,i'n OF Mcgiwc,hcr
Jones.
The federal nem5ers of,he ancnbly
cannot taii 70 !, colEgG rhar rhc adoption
81 The contents ot this memorial mutt
put an end 10 the m3(f fcr,riln,,s and def
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-15
r E P o R T.

THE committee appointed "fo es9mre and
fxpoyf qv5etber monies draavu from the
t,fa/4yy bave beea faithfully otpltd 10
The objeGs for zobieb they queye atbro.
priafed, md 1ubet5er tbe Jane .baVe
been regularly accounted far; and 10 re-
part hkequjfe sv6etber any farfbsr ar
ransemenfs are aeeeDayy to pr0m0te et0-
uOmy, enforce adherence to k.gJqative
,yf,1aioas, ard Jeeure the accountable
~ ef berlovs eats4fea with The public
money" /abmit.
TIE fallo7ving Reporf.-
IN order toafcertain generally in what
manner, and under what checks, monies
were drawn from the treafury ofthe Unit
ed Stafes, and were afterwards expended
and accounted for, The committee applied
70 the fecretary of the Jeaiury, Eating
the feveral objects to which they intend
ed to direct their enquiry; his amwers
Under date of the I'd Of March, and the
9th Of April, are annexed TO this report,
TO which, as well as TO the ttatements OF
the accountants OF the war and navy de-
partments, on the fame fabjcd, they beg
leave to refer.
The committee deem it iuficient TO fate
here, that all public monies are drawn
from the trealury in virtue OF warrants
iigned by the comptroller, and are paid TO
the officers or agents to whom the fame are
due, or who are entfulted with their ap-
plication; or when relating to the war or
navy departments, they are placed IN the
hands of the teafurer as agent for thoie
departments who difburles them on war
rants drawnby the fecretary ofshe7depart-
ment, and couaterGgned by the reflective
accountant.
For the general contraction heretofore
given by the trealuEy department to the
,aF;oas appropriation laws, the committee
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dollars more than he received or aiksd tos.
II was faid then, if MIR. Tracy's account
vas incorrect, "a forfioI the account OF
Mr.. Stone was much more incorrect, and
ought 10 be mentioned in the report.
We have no room, at this time, togo
into full detail Of all thar was urged IN
favour of recommitment, for the purpcte
Of friking out many parts Of the report,
oreIie ofinisrting iignilar cafes which have
happened under the prelent administration.
Suffice it foi the prelent to fay, that thoie
who advocated the recommitment Unfit
ed, that's if Mr.. Tracy acted wrong In
performing public iervices, and receiving
pay for them, while amenbrr Of congrets
Mr.. Dawfon acted equally wrong in alto
performing public feWices, and receiving
pay for them, while he was also member
Of congress: coniequently, that both ought
TO be omitted III the .eport, or ellie both
inherited. That if Mr.. M'Henry acted
wrong III ereaing buildings for the public
lefvice on the banss Of the schuylkili, Mr..
Smith, the pretent lecretary OF the navy,
hes acted equally wrong in erecting num-
b.r of expeniive buildings, under imilar
authority, on the banks OF the Potomac;
and that both, therefore ought TO go toge-
Their. As to navy yards, iuthclent ex-
PLANTATION will be found il the remarks OF
Mr.. Stoddert,
We ihall loon 60 into a more full IN
vefigation of this report: in the mean
time, we hope to be furnilhed with she.
ipeeches of Mr.. GJifwold and Mr.. Bayard,
which, we are informed, will, in the fol
left manner, exPoie the determines Of this
uniounded calamny.
Let the American people ccolly and
carefully inveaigate this unexamF.ed
;ranlatfion let them remark that tic re-
port was withheld from the hoafe till the
laf moments of the felton, that part Of
the committee were kept IN ignorance OF
what the report was TO be, until the day
before it was intended TO be laid before
the houie that it was BY the eating vote
Of the chairman only that any inquiry was
made of Mr.. Steodert in matter which
70 intimately concerns his honor and the
honor OF the nation and her government,
that ,fea he was required to an{wer tie IN
quiries before the next morning, and fl
naily, that his anfwer was nos allowed &c
accompany the report. After viewing the
fubjett in thefe lights, ler the public pro-
nonnce, whether the majority Of the COM
mittee (for three out of leven dilIented
from the report) intended to make fair
and uprigh. fatemenr of facts, Or, Ike a
thief who fears detection, and to avoid it,
endeavours 20 ,be loude& in crying FaP.
fbief, their ioIe Purpoie was to fer up
hae ana cry againa the lalt administration,
IN hopes of diveriing the public attenti
On from the indetenlble mealuses OF the
pteien5.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY from the Farm of the
III Subfer iber, in Frederick County,
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, the 18th
init. fmall black fellow named MICH.
He is about five feet FIVE or fix inches high,
has very !hort face; his front rceth itand
uneven and point out !; he has large ANGLES,
and freih fear on The iniie of one Of his
legs jua above the ANGLE. He hadon when
he went away, an old brown coat, "trip
ed fix waiitcoat, pair Of blue cloth pan
falcons, edged with red, low crowned
hat, with narrow rin. Whoever lodges
the above deicribed Slave in any Jail, 70
that / get him again, ihall receive Ten
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars en- delivering
him to me, in Frederick county,
THOMAS MASSlE.
Ga. 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27
N O T l c e..
In The Matter Of 7b0mas Moore, Bank

In The Matter Of Thomas Moore, Bark
yKp!.
THE Subscriber being appointed AZ
fienee of the eftate and effects of Thomas
Moore, late Of the town of Alexandria,
al Bankrupt, all perfons indebted to laid
Bankrupt, or that have any of his Goods
or Effects in their hands, are no, TO pay or
deliver the fame TO any perfon other than
the Subfcriher, or fuch as may be duly
authorized by him, all thofe who have re-
ceiyed Goods or Monies in payment fnce
he became a bankrupt, are requeAed to
fund the fame, o,herwiie they will be
dealt with as the ACT directs.
Wm. OXLEY, AEgnxe.
OCT. *. dIst
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salt bp aualo's.
On WEDNESDAY,.

I'm WGDAv Ao
d 10 s'el5ek, evM be loM at The psnaa
Store, The eoruer q Kmg and Ono
Run Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Apple B'andy in barrels
Gin in cafss,
Wine 10 pipes and quarter cafks,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in caAs and bags,
RaiG,s 10 kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
4 variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Aaaioneer.
OAober .l9
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TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to a Decree ofMe Fede-
raj Circuit Couyt of the United States,
far The D,fria Of Hjrgiuia, in a.luit be-
t7Ueen the executors of Hau6ayy's plain
n9s, andtbe trgqtes Of gen. NeJou, and
stbers, detsudann,
a tract of land in the county
Of Prince William, on the waters Of Bull
Run, containing go acres, now in the
occupation of Mrs. Gwynn or TO much
thereof as will be luficient TO raiGe the
fun of (. 259 with interea thereon from
OCTOBER 1897, and the COTS and expences
Of this fale, which will take place at GadL
by's tavern, in the town of Alexandria,
on Saturday the Gxth Of November next.
The above tract Of land was purchafed
by Peyton Gwynn, deceafed under the laid
decree, and the purchafe money not being
wholly paid, is again to be fold for the
fatisfattion thereof, in conformity to faid
decree, and terms of original fale.
D. M. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, v. D.
Richmond, Sept. r8, 1907. tai odf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-27
CARVING, GLIDING, and
VARNISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
OFFERS her grateful ackno~ledg-
msnts to the citizens of Alexandria and
the puo,ic generally, for the many favors
conferred on he, in the line Of her prosei-
fion, iince her lhort reGdence among them,
ard iofoms them that lhe propofcs return
Ing to Philadelphia in abour two weeks /;
until her remoya! lhe will be happy IN
executing any orders they may think pro-
per to honor her with.
She has an baud and qviN fell at redaced
Prices,
A large and elegant aaortmsnt OF
Prints and Looking lalles
and Girandoles.
October I3. d2w
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Spanilh Hides.

Jga arrjved in tbe Sebooaey Harmony,
and far Sale BY
John & Jas. H. Tucker,
1000 Spaniih Hides
They hare ayo in Store,
Io,ooob green Coffee,
20 Hhds. beR Muicoyado Sugar,
20 Barrels do. do.
1000 Bufhels coarle Salt,
100 Sacks fine do.
10 Barrels Tanners OIL, and
A general agortment ofGROCERIES.
October 7. d
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Has on hand, ard efsrs for Jale on fbemsa
rea/onabls terms, at bis Stare carer Of
King and Fairfax Streets,
100 or. caiks Of beff
GUNPOWDER,
VIZ:
+. F. F. Single and Double Battle.
Also,
20 Hhds. 1T quality Mutcovado Sugar
10 do. I'd do. do. do,
40 Bags Green Coffee,
IS do Spinning Cotton,
s Pipes Cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica, Grenada, and New England
Rum,
Holland Gin, and Peach Brandy,
India Arrack, & 6 years old Irllh Wha.
key,
T oaf Smear
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l0ubllr SALE.
On FRIDAY,


I'm o'clock, zviH be Gld at tie Yfxdut
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whuksy in barrels,
Gin in cal<s and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Moiahes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee tierces and bags,
Raj kegs and boxes.
Quee,- Ware in crates, Handsomely
ifOrtsd,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Kerflneres,
Narrow Cloth, and tlannels,
Irih Linens, and OzuabuEgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Salicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Gloaths,
Coloured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
Anumber of other articles.
P. G.. MARSIELLER,
October II. Vcndue- Mater.
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Wants Employment,
A MAN who is well recommended as
3 correct Accountant and an attentive
Teacher uf the Engliih Language. A
T Inc left with the Printer hereof, and ad-
drefed to /. P. will be attended to.
Oet. Is. a't
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N o T I C E..

THE Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank
4 rupt, having appointed me Allgnee OF his
fate and Effects, all Perions indebted to him
are requeHed TO make immediate Payment, and
thofe who hold any of his Property to deliver
the fame to me.
GEORGE YOUNGS, Aiignee.
N. 3. Thofe accounts which are not fettled
before the frft of November next, will indii-
crinlinately be put IN fuit.
Sept. u. d3ot
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public Sale.

Oh Friday tbt 5tb day II Nov<md<, arxt
a4o'cloek in The otie,aoos SuM 6e jela
mt6f premjss,
THE TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE & LOT,
Sltuate in the town of Alexandra en-
ne South hde of Prince Street, near Col.
toOs's corner & adjoining Mrs. Swope's
eSeiling houfe with the privilege OF join
nG the PARTITION Wall OF the latter, the
F0psrty of Daniel Spangler, deeeafed, new
~Supied by Mrs. Stubborn The ftand is
a * for public buGne!s, the title In
Sapatable, and the lot clear of ground rent
A'sSer. Further particulars will be
~a0e known previous TO the Sale.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Vendue. Mefe,.
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I9ubltf SALE.

- ii6araay The zStb inf. qoiN be fola on
',s Prem./ss, tie t0ll0qsing very vala-
s ~ Property,
Two WAREHOUSES on King
%sst, oPpofte Mr.. D. Davey's.
:, F. Two two-ftory Frame Houfes,
L. l. Mng freet, next door TO Major Rel
i that are under rent, and produces
,.,I' a' 400 dolls. per annum, payable quar-
As, for Sale tie lame day,
;. :, oeveral Lots of Ground,
s /, Warrington between King and Prince
VII, nv One fourth of the purchafe money
,,. y NC required in hand, the balance on a
SS'' OF s and 9 months.
No rHlLIP G. MARSTELLERe
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cciyed ne directions on that isore from his friend,
and fomc female icrvant was ncceGary. The
delicacy of Mr.. Eppes, IL there had been any
fasrdaiiss Tor Callender's fory, would have
forbidden that arrangement.
That this fervant woman has had child
is very true. Bu. that it is Mr.. Jefsrfon's, or
that the connection exits, which Calender
mentions, b (aJf.--l call upon him for bis evi.
'dence. challenge him TO bring il forward.
In gentlemen's houfes every where, we
know that fomrtines the virtue OF females of
every colour as well as unfortunate ilaves is az
failed with inpunity. White women in thefc
itua,ions. Whole educations are better, frequent-
|ly fall victims: but the other clafs are attempt
ed without fear, having no defender. and leis
moral lentincnr. Isit frange therefore, thar .
<yuaaf Of Mr.. Jsffsrion's at houie where there
are male domehics and 70 many ftrsngers refou,
who is daily engaged in the ordinary vocations
OF the family. like thouiands of Others, fhould
have Dulatto child Certainly not. And if
Calender had not fwofn 70 wickcduefs, he never
would have lwiited this occurrence into ferrous
accuiaiion.
Du,ing the Adams administration y fem
OF profnhou. exIayseance, patronage and fr sud
was praciiied upon the people. which opened
their eyes and mouths. Complaints no fooner
began TO aHume ieTious afpett, than an aitcmp,
was made 10 iience them BY ssDITIos Law t;
by icHrainiog the liberty of the preis. But now
the fcene Is changed. No ccnfurc can come
asainR the wife ard economical meafurcs of the
admniltra,ion. To The republican majority in
Congress, no blame can attach. Some things
muA inus from the mouths of the vicious and
difappointcd, and they are driven into the facred
recenes Of privacy, TO hunt up malicious fslfc-
hood and obIoquy as the hazard OF family repofe,
and a, the expence of truth. juaice and honor.
Amida all this fhsmclefo defamation. we patieDt-
ly hear and refute lies. without the help of iedi-
tion laws; while as we have before repeated.
nor Jingle objection of moment is made to po-
liticsl mcaiures. 81 fave that from yondcr ivy
mantled bower. the moping owl does TO the
moon compiain."T
Once for all. pray you to pnblilh Mr..
Jsffcrfon's lcilers-l beieech yop TO publlih eve-
~ thing you know. 'Tn your day TO yoar
party 10 do this forthwith. For this they fab
icri6ed. . don't let them lie diiappuinIed.
Go 10 the bOusm Of tbe CksR, thence bring ths
proof. thcu frithsul elf, that what ou fate o
Mr.. Jefcriup, is true. l dare you to the az
tempt: The moment you aim at proof, you will
be bu'rbled bsfo,e tbe Indignant J,s4rni sf an in.
Jsred people.
See .Tadge BaDcifi Pysfea.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
WASHINGTON CITY. sspt. 20.
The rAcri, tha, federaI;fm ,or,a,, -

The FACT is tha, federalifm appears to have
loft groood, and republicanifn to have gained
ground in every State in the Union, where the
public will has been expreiled through the or
gan OF elections. with the folitary exception of
Maaachnicst,, where momentary imprefiop,
derived from local feeling, has been msde--ao
imprcfiion which we arc sGured is faf wearing
away.
Oar accounts from New Jeffcy. Pcnngl-
vania, and Delaware, where elections foon take
place, arc bright beyond expectation. 10 New.
Jerey. there will be a republican Ieeiflature,
Governor. and a delegation to Cone,sls entire.
ly republican. In Pennfylvania, there Is nearly
. certainty that the whole delegation to Con.
greis. eoniifting Of eighteen mcmbem. will be
republicans. There Is not the leaf doubt Of
6xteen being 70. In Delaware, the sepublicans
are alive. asd il is hrmly believed that they will
(accsed.