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100 Dollars ReUard.

ID AN-ANVAY from the Subscribers,
~ Capt. Wm. Meredith Tavern, Gum
berlahd county, (Virgnrie) ON the 24th
last. two likely negro fellows, ITO wit,)
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LAST weeks paper contained a frefa IT.
Gscle from cur Virginian Correipondarr, in
defence Of Mr.. Stoddert. 1t is wrote Win
his ufuaI temperance and a<c0ritAn, and Il wears
an aipeGt Of ruth. We alfo gave the Exani-
ner's attack Upon that gentleman, The pub
lie will Judge for themflves. liz this DAYS
Recorder, we have inferred, from the fame
correfpondent, fomethine more concefhiHo
Pickering. We cdnGder it Is orr dary, 10
give, as far as we car, fair representation
upon firth piles, We pledge ourfe yes 10 give
room 20 any candid COMMUNICATIONS from
Perfons OF oppoGte politics, IN replyfo our
CORRESPONDENTS defnces of thole three ariao-
Gratis, BAyard, Pickering, and Stoddeft, which
have appeared in cur paper. Norwithfan-
sing one OF ehc editors IS called 1Hrnfoal,
md covered with inoe6tives, we meanto flew
t7at the Recorder IS open TO ali bariies, snd
Influenced BY na4c.
We ihould 5c glad e. hear Mr.. Sanue! RI
sr1lth tay iomcthing as % the cJatcms Of ne
-s!enfe for otol5ert. Our corgelpordent ~
peas tohava carried The war COMPLETELY INTO
me cnemy's country. re has auf OFT A. i,.gh~
~ months ~ofa, on t7i> fngle charge, .Eor
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-16
REPUBLICANS INCONSIS TENCY,

THERE is no fact more inconreitible than
this, that the republica in variety of their
itAtutes of laft winter, have Proceeded with
the nlof abioirte contradiction, TO their own
former doctrines and profegicns. Morris il
without aftoniihment,tha we fee the miferab3c
overights OF fome federal newsprinters IN
opPofng them. One would almon be tempt.
ca to think, that they muh have dropt from the
moon, fnce Mr. Jefferfons election, from
the utter want of knowledge of previous
events, which they feem 70 frequently TO dit.
cover. AS for c0nG0eney, did not Madfon,
Giles, and, IN thort, the whole republican
brigade, oppoic the federal fyitem of The Wej-
tern Fr0hficrY Did they not give it themof
determined battle from year to yearg Did
they not repro6ate that sdhnifable fatnte, by
which, the mcit Respectable farmer in Anne
RIGA ihall crofs fifty yards over the Frontier
line, IN queit OF itolen horie, he may be
picked up without ceremony, by the frl
federal folder wh9 f1Se9e him. He my be
carried, perhaps, FIVE or fix hundred miles, to
ftaHd trial for ibis enormous offence Has
any body forgot the COMMUNICATIONS upon
tEls tabIe6t to congreis, by governor Tack(on,
and the attembly Of Georgia. And he's not
this law, with tome trihing variations, been
renewe !, about two months ago, b. the ie-
publlcsns tbemGelvcs3
8ecaad Has it not fornetirnes been the crv
Of the p5eieht ruling party, when they we're
upon The other hdc Of the hedga, that ali taxes
ought to be levied in manner qs ysxatigD,
az p5i5f6le to fbe beopie? And when Urah
Tscy attempted to ridicule this doctrine,
was nc not told by Virglnian member of
congress, chat public vexation was the way 70
pU5be trGgalltyf* Was be not told that r.
Ibe writer offhc abovswas taking down
notes, when this par in con gfels.
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the lntelhgencer. Mr.. Smith muh not for
get that we mfr upon an invarable regard
TO thar laundering word TRUTH. As for
fetabsrGnce and dseornm, we leaye them at his
dapofal.
In lait number, we concluded 4 6ert T7iG>
tory Of Ire Ageriis Tribute. IL was wrote
about three years ago. Since that time, we
have 'iceh, a report TO congreis On this iub-
jet by Mr.. Wolcott. From this paper il
appears that the article quoted FROM the, Aurp-
Ia was chiefly copied out OF that report
A4're a5jolate authority can nsif6sr be }oRgbt
nor tonnd.,
Reader We could with youto perufe with
attention this intcreiting narrative. Ii diff
plays and evea demonstrates on after end
egaoi dsjsrtion 0ftrineiple ~ all parties We
recommend it as complete antidute againit
implicit confidence in any man, or in any ict
of men. But, if yo4 are determined, in ipite
OF evidence, TO 6f3i,qc and d9aiire, do not
blame us for having, although without effect,
attempted TO preierve YOU from 70 hideous a
pitfall of ignorance and'enthuiiaim, This is
not the language of 'useref, or of faEtion
No II comes from the heart, and, BY che
eternal laws of moral fympathy,t will atlured-
" reach it. IF the Recorded lhall obtain, and
at preieht it promifes fair TO obtain, an extern
five circulation in Virginia, the patriots, upon
both iides, at the next election for PRECEDENT
will, indeed, meet with 0vtry eail reception
fran The people. Why did Madilon, or Giles,
(that frtus ofs future candidate for the Co
ternor01ip OF Virginia., why did thsy iit~with
their hands folded, and Their tongues locked,
and Zee their condiments 70 haG,eEplty rob-
bed For what was 1t that you gave thefe
people the FIX dollars Per day. What didthey
mean by fwearingto the faithful execution of
their duty Was itnot to fee that your money
was properly managed And if the fact is
quite ocherwife, if Mr., Madion, MIR. Jefcr-
!on, Mr. Giles, and all the ref of the repubA
iican corps, fat down, Ike 34eobs sUifft rpm
t6r tob IF (Hcb jeerefs, what were they better
than the Ptilagers, whom they turned out
It's aofurd, inoPpoiit!on to fu,h facts, to ex-
patiate upon an amiabis bri0afl tbarat5ef,+
upon inhexible probity. upon unhaken patri-
otinl, trantcendant talents, pure republican
principles, an ardent love OF country, and ali
the ref of that vocabulary OF jargon. This
IS the mere croaSing CT parrot, or the chat
tering of maggie, when compared with the
HJFary y the Algcfiue Jribate. Even the(c
eleven hundred thouEand dollars are no more
than as fpoonlll Of water in rho whirlpool
OF corruption. The Recorder has alreay.v
iaid much. But many quires, perhaps many
volumes, vet remain 10 be compiled. Alas'l
honeit friends, if you are to be aayed, what
does il ev9:l whether the icalping knife isheld
by Wet Indian, BY French, bya Yankee,
or by a Buckfkin deprcdator Very little, to
De lure, is the difference Can you wonder If
the man, Whole tale cuts upon both iides, who,
either in jail, or out of jail, tells facts with
equal foTtitude, can you wonder, we fay, that
ne IS equally difiked by all parties
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NOTE.
Vid. the Bible
+ I an not, in this phrafe, referring 10
govetH0r Giles.

This days Recorder contains continua-
ton Of Mr.. Hay pamphlet upon the rbe re-
ce0ery Of de6f5 in the .lfafs of Yirgime. Il
ihali be concluded 10 our next.
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The double {abfcription has been received
The letter referred to, by No. S, and ending
with the word private, fhall appear in our next.
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Ns .RscoYlzsy.
WEDNESDAY, Iane lGth.
One ef the peopA.

Tie eqJs 9t' DR.. Read r Ne,7eF.--3Esrr 76oaf
6t0das,r, osa RE Mary 1;ay6t, and icverai other
pieces deferred, for want Of room.
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t =, void III e
oTS pure
"a ~ law,
OF be - -,
for IL !, d,t,ofed's
ne ~ very citizen
ns{tn under balm of
.rc ing confined in
'W C? There might
: .iiculty in defining
Is, whether il is ilch
:, or In Virginia, or in
tiles OF this iiate, out i
Aountable. a board could
eitabli(hed coniiting of
ALL fierce republicans,
Iine the queifio7s brought be-
en-.
price Of wheat has not been fixed,
tch is great derrirne 1t to The far
.nerS. Itis well known, that Gnce the
republican administration, WHEAT has
fallen more than one half In v2lue Did
the lois happen only co the federalifts,
it would be matter OF no rilomenr
butaias, it affects deeply the virtious
republicans. a claute IN their favors
could nave been ealily annexed 20 one
ofthe bills for turn lltcs or lotteries nor
would it have been unteemly at the tail
of the law againit hoyfe racing and bull
batting.
The above negiest IS rendered the
more inexecuiabe and the more gIiev-
Gus, inafInuch as taxes have net been
anolithed. 1.-THE price CT What is low
cred, ana taxes continued, how are the
iacter TO be paid ? The evil is fill worle
on account of Congrefs having aboiiihed
the taxes on pleaiurable carriages, re-
fined 1ugar; diltilled lpirits, sc. and
continued them on bohca tea, brown
tugar, coffee, faIt &c. In this way, the
faxes on the labouring claE Of people
are increa(ed, while their ability 10 pay
IS ici1tned.
But may we not blat1e the Legislature
too ieverely? They were, many of
theni, raw hands, and may dc better
next time. AS fervants of the people,
they ought 20 be called 70 an account
sdmonl1,ed and even chafifed, ifnecef-
fairy; but, as Solomon fays, e merciful
ssuan IS merciful to his beat" Be
hdes, when man is chofena leginator,
he immediately becomes wifcr than any
ofhis conitcuerts, he itands upon higher
ground, and can lock farther around
MIN 70 thar the fight Of one compar-
Cd TO the fight of the others, is thar of
lynx TO a mole. What ought forever
to hulh al our complaints, is, that thoie
who now manage orr public affairs are
decided, diiinterelted and unfpotted re-
publicans.
One eftbe people.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
ADVER TlSEMENT.

2 ny Son HENRY MOORE & my
w felf had agreed, before he left ,his.
that fhould keep up the BROKERS' BusI-
NESS he had been engaged IN, during his
reddence in Kentucky, and be particularly
attentive to LAND TRANSACTIONS, which
might produce me fome profit here, and
be OF lefvice TO him there. As he has
made iettlement in that country, taks
this method of informing the public, that
| will undertake to buy and fell LANDS,
and negotiate in any other way for them,
and that ] will alfo attend 10 any o;her
buiioels commonly done in the Line of 4
Broker.
I am empowered to cell feveral vaIua-
bic Lots in different parts of the Town of
Alexandria fome we'll f,uated for buff.
ncfs !; one adjoining the Bank, a. feet
front on the nor h Gde of Cameron itreet.
and Iz5 feet five inches deep. This Lot
will either be fold fol Cath or exchanged
for Lands adjoining tie town.
CLEON MOORE.
Nov rs. eo,f
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that Inconvenience has ceafed. CcnGder-
ing that the 18th article, of The afoIefaid
treaty ties my hand againtt the continu-
ance Of the tolerance char necsitily exaeted,
and the aforefaid term Of years being
complicated, this intendency can no lon
ger grant il without expfefs orders from
the king.-This not to. prejudice the ex-
portation of whar is ALREADY in depoft.
/. command that from this date that the
facility Or privilege that Americans bad
0: introducing and depolting their mer-
chandize ard effects in this capital be pro-
hibitsd. And that the above may come
TO the notice Of all, and that nobody may
alledge Ignorance, | command that this
lh&ll be pubilthed in The accuitomed
palces, and copies Of it pofed up, and that
The neceaary information may p,atd to
the officers OF the royal rents, the cottoms
and whereit may be neceaary."
A Gentleman obierved a few evenings
Gnce in a company, that the politics Of
Europe might be compared to the four
common rules OF arithmetic 14dditiox had
got into France, sa6f1aaiu into tia
ly, MuLfiplieatim into England, & Disi-
lsoa into Germany. London Paper.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
DECREE,
o. fbe Iufenaaut Of Ae70.orle4n5, dated
Ofober rs.

o. fbe lufesaaut Of Ae7v-Orleans, dated
Of0ber Is.
While it was necehary to tolerate the
commerce of neutrals that now is abolithed
lit would have been prejudicial to the
colony, lhould the iutendant conforming
to his duty. have hindered the depodt of
property in this city granted to the Anne
ricans in the I'D article of the treaty of
friendihip. boundary and navigation, made
the 18TH October, in the year 1885,,
Then Gncs the pre6xed term Of 5 years is
accomplished, with the publication of the
ratification Of the treaty Of hmein: ane
che communication between the Spanih
fubjetts and the Englilh re.sla3l!lhea
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
AsRETr of Oa. q.

The Confuls of the Republic, on the
Rep ,rt of the Miniiter Of Marine and CO.
lonies. and with the advice of the Council
Of State, decree
Art. l. All foreigners are prohibited
from bringing into the continental territory
of the republic, auy black, mnlatto, or
other perion of colour of either Tex.
All blacks, mulaitoes or other perions
of colour, of either lex, not IN the iefvlce
of the Gate, are equally prohibited 10 ia
,ure from entering the continental terri
tory Of the republic, upon any cauie or
pretence whatever, ualels they are psovid-
ed with the fpecizl authority OF the Ma
eiarares Of the colonies, from which they
may have come, or, if they have not
come from the colonies, with the 'authori-
". of the Mln;aer Of the Marine aud Co.
lonies.
III. All blacks OF mulattoes entering
the continental territory OF the repuolic,
after the publication OF the pFeient arrete,
not provided with the authority fpecihed
in the preceding article Alail be afpre-
hended and detained un,:i saey Can be
sraniported.
w. The MiniRer of marine and Co
lonies is charged with the execution Q.
the prefent arrete, which fhall be inherited
intbe Bulletin of the Laws.
The Firft Conlul.
(Signed1 B0NAPARIE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29

fchr. Adventure, bound from Pailadei-
phia to Cape Francois.
Schooner John, Peafe, from Cape Iran
co.'s, via Turks Hand. The ihip Allan
tic, Dcty, failed fraIn Cape Francois on
the 18th Ga. for this port, Nov. 10
il lat. II, long. IS, fpoke f1ip from
New Orleans, bound 10 fIavre &c Grace,
our II days. Nov. i ), fpoke fchf, Sal
ly & Maria, Bdrgis, our III days from
Aux Cages, bound TO New l1ondor. Leit
at l'alks Iiland, fchr. Warrington, Lit
tle6eld, Of Bottom, to fail in few days
for thisport Capt. peaie informs, that
the ihip Nancy, Neverfak, capt.
from Philadelphia, bound to }a,paics, ran
athose on Salt Key about 800 barrels Of
-four loft, and the hip very mach damag-
ed, bur fappoied Che would be got off.
Cane up Jyom Quaraatiae.
Brig Hannah, Abrams, from Port Re-
publican. Oct. 18th, in lat. IT, 10, ipoke.
ichr. Experiment, belonging TO onowhilI
out 76.days from Norfolk, boond to New
Providence. Nov. $, in lat. 81, 81,
faw brig under Spanifh colours itandlng
TO the fouthward and eahward. 18th,
fpoke pilot BOAT fch'r out 80 days from
Tenerife, bound TO Norfolk, 18th, 50
miles from Cape Iicnry, fpoke a loop
from New Bedford, bound to Savannah.
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NEW YORK, November ay.


Capt. Peafe, ofthe fchooner John, who
arrived here yeRerday, laa from Turks
Iaand, and in az days from Cape Fran
co.'s, informs, that the blacks had taken
Fort Dauphine in tie night by furprife,
which they had burned their force was
very confilsrable and daily augnentsng.
The brigands were fill 10 poaeilion Of
port-de- Paix. The French troops died
very rapisly--a reinforcement twas daily
expected, as a feet had beenipoken of Porto
Rico, from France tound to the Cape. -
Markets were remarkably dull az the
Cape.
Entered, fch'r Fair Trader,
Ocricoke; sloop SEA Flower,
Richmond.
Cleared tlip Swiffs Murphy, Calcutta.
ltfingwell, Liverpool fchr. Atlantic,
Waring, Tobago; loop Admiral Dun
can, Newton, New Providence EEza,
Allen, Savannah.
The fchoonsr DaPa,cb, WILDER, has
arrived fate at Litbon in 81 days trou
thi, port.
Arfi-sd Gece or lgf.
Snig Comet, Reunion, from Port Re
tabhcan, laR from Turks lilsnd. Oet
II, Poke brig Fasori'c, rom N'~ YORK
sopart Republican, out &c days. Sane
Gay spoke brig Lovely Lucy, tor 90
Juh, in lar. IS, II. lcng. 70, r <
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
Ladies fancy SHOES.

S. CLARK RESPECTFULLY informs the La
dies of Alexandria, that he has jeff res
ceived beautiful variety of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
K l d S |. | PP E RS,
Ladies and Mifes' black Morocco, and
and general Allotment of Mites and
children's leather aid Morocco Shoes,
Pamps and Slippers, which he offers for
Sale, at his Store near the corner OF King
& Royal areess, adjoining Peter Sheron's
Store and directly oppod.e the Eagle
Tavern.
A5la, Jar Cg,6 ar 6atterJ0r FLAIR, at /ai4
80 barrels No. /, Cargo Beef of fu-
perior quality, Bottom packed,
80 half bbls. excellent meis do. fer IA
mily ule, do.
20 bols. beif Bay Mackere1,
&c boxes handfone mould Candles, and
a number of very neat Trunks, on
reaionable terms.
Nov TO- eo2r
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Public aIe.

On 7buy1a,ay nexf, II half5a9 10 q C2tk,
Il. N. ag,W ftrsmpfotiJ be /oAa an
Ma1is. Hepbwn q Duaaas's qvbaff,
9 Ilhds. 2 tierces and 81 hbls.
Of good SUGAR, at a credit Of 90 and
90 days.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 70
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puoHe Sale.

NIiK he added to fo-moyrorus Sales,
Three bales Of Negro Ccttons,
6 crates Of Queens Ware,
A general ahntment Of coarie Cloths,
Hardware, coloufed Threads, &c.
PC. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 20.
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naa have been Landammans, Ssna-
.s,s and have fucceiilvely occupied places
: ,he central authority, may repair TO
Paris, TO make known the methods of re-
s s onion and tranq lillity, aud Of con
.ilia,iog all parties.
Ga my part | have right TO expect
,h,r no city, commune, or corps, will do
:. i. thing contrary TO the difpolsions ]
have made known to you.
Inhabitants OF Helvesia ! awake TO
hope.
e;oies. Ii fhall be Immediately drawn
from it; all men of properly will iecond
his generous projest.
But if, which | cannot think, there
we're among you number OF individuals
ubo had 100 little virtue to iacrFhce tfeir
ps6ions aud prejudices to the love of their
country, People Of Helvetia, You would
be unworthy of your anceaors |! ;!
There is no man in his ienies who does
moi Zee that the mediation | take upon my
islf is for Helveria, blefing OF that Pro-
whence, which, amid 70 many convalhops
and ihocks, has always fasoured the exit
ence and independence OF your nation; 9
that thi, mediation is the only way which
remains by which you can fave the one
or the ether. For, it is time, indeed, Tor
you TO think that if the patriotifm and
nnion of your ancefors founded your re-
public, the evil fpirir of your factions,
should il continue, will infaillb!y deitroy
il; and it will be painful TO reflect, that
at an epoch when many new republics are
arifng, fare has marked the end OF enc OF
The moa ancient.
By the Fira conGol.
BONAPARTE.
The Secretary OF State.
lSigned) MARET.
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Aaother letter 81 the 18th Jays, that
affairs CONTINUED unaltered. Thar the Co.
vernon conceived the conduit Of the IN.
tenaant as tantamounr to declaration of
war againia the Uni.ed States, and would
oppose It by armed force.
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aleranorta aOpertiser.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 70.

~ The Auui1e,/o,y Meefing Of he
81. .gxd,yav's Soerety qvitl be belaaf Gad/-
6y's 3ave,u, t0-marr0zv, The 3ob int.
at 10 S'Cl0ek, 4. ".
Dinner on The table at 8 o'Ck2ck.
By oraer If tie Prsfdenf.
Il. HENDERSON, Sec'sy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29

made, OF by their M;niaen and Oficers, duly
authorized 10 this esft, 0,sll be held TO deliver
up 10 juaict, rerionS accultd OF the csisnss Of
murder. of forgery, or offssudaIent bankruptcy,
comnittcd within the jurifdiaion Of the patty
making shc demand, provided thar il ihan not
he done nrlcls the evidences Of the cFims lhstl be
70 we'll eAablifhed, that the laws Of shc place,
where the sceuled pesfon ihail be difcovesed,
would aushor;z: his detention and tsanfmifion
70 ufice IN cafe toe crime had been there con-
m;,r,l. The cxpence Of apprehcndine and
tranfmitting the perfon 70 juitics, fllAII Be de-
frsyed by thofe who make the dcmsod. Il Il
undcrGood, thar this article does NOT regard in
any way, the crimes Of murder. forgery or frau-
duient bankruptcy, committed prior % the CON.
cluGon of this De6nitive Treaty.
XXI. The consrsainR parties promife to
obfcrve with 6ncesity and good faith al the ar
ticles of the preient Treaty, and they will not
n Ger their frfpsdive cisixe M or fubieeas to ata
in conIayen,io. of the fame, diseelly or indi-
really. and tho faid continuing parties Ruaran.
tee 10 each other generally and recipsocaIly all
the aipuIations of the prcfcnt Treaty.
XXI. The preisns Treaty fhsll be rati6.
ed BY the 'onsr.eting parties withio the fpace Of
thirty days, or fooncr, II pofbie, and the rstifi-
cations in due form exchanged. at Par;s.
TX Faith Of which. we. underGgncd Plcuipo-
tantiaries have Ggncd with our hands. and
by virtue Of our foil powers, respectively.
the pfclsn, DsGniriyc Treaty, and affixed
our reflective ieals. Done at Anicns.
March IS. 1901.
(S;goed) ry
BONAPARTE, CORNwALLIs,
AZARA. SKINNED. .PENNINCK.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-29
OF Mr.. SToDDERTs LE77ER. s
From the NArIoSAL ISrrLLresrcsa.
Federal Mjrprs/ssfafi0ns DstsHsd
No. Nv.

\ on the report Of the committee Of inyeii-
gssion. snefi" notice from the importance OF shc
docnmsnt 70 which il refers. Aaong che maty
inssresing ofSciaI papcn laid before the pobtc
during ihs iaa fsaisn. thar is, psrhays. the msf
inteieoinG. il commences revicw of the mo-
nied tsaatadiom ofshc lar sdniniarasion With
the view cs cxpoGus tho6e which are iIlesf.
having entirely TO Conssef the adoption cf
foch ~safases as by them may be. dcened psp-
per. The nation hss called FOR zach documeni; |;
sod whatever political dises6ty me, have exia-
ed, IL may Dc boldly affirmed thar every hontf
man has expe<loi IL wi,k con6derable hlicitsde.
1hafe ~ho bslieved the chasgss made sssinR
the former sdminiasaiion 70 be sspe, expected .
fubaansia:ioo Of shsu from efhcial f0oFcesj