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WILLIAM OXEEY,
Has i4potted in tie CATHERINE, BRuTUs
and Felicity ffom Lfue,psol, and IN
DUsTRY fran Losdou, a large and gene
raj ADo,fmeRs Ct
FALL. GOODS,
GOODS,
CONSISTING OF

Supefane, fehnes AID all qualities and
colours 8 q.s. & 7 as. Cloths, PLANES,
Calimeres, Keneys, Coasings, Friezes,
Kendall Cottoos, Half 1hicks white Ser
ges, fpo;ted Swanikins, Welih Plains,
Swaniliowns, Toilane's, Rofe Blankets,
}riped Blarketing5 BsaIlins. Fearnaught,
Wooden, Worried, Cotton & fix HoGery;
fcariet Cloats; CaIieoes, Mulins& Muffin
Hanjkerchlefs; fancy Cords, FuHians,
Jeans, Dlni'ies, Bed Ticking, Quarts,
C.linancoes, Wildbores, Bombszetrs,
Bonbazeens, Camblers, Laces & Edginss;
Silk Eands erchiefs, fashionable Straw &
Chip Haas, Gimps, white and coloured
Threads, &c. &c.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

N AN AWAY from the Farm of the
IN Subltriber, in Frederick County,
near Berry's Fcsry, en- Monday. the nth
loft. fmall black fellow named MICH.
He is about FIVE feet five or fix inches high,
has very lhors face; his from teeth itand
uneven and point out he has large ANGLES,
and a frefh fear on The inGde of one Of his
legs iuft above the ANGLE. he had on when
he went away, an old browa coat, "trip
Ell Gls wsilfcoar, pair Of blue cloth pan
tsloors, edged win red, low crowned
Tat, with narrow Tin. Whoever lodges
the above delcribed Slave in any Jail, 10
that get him again, fhall receive Ten
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars on delivering
him 10 me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSlE.
OF. 20. d
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between; Charges Dr.. Euais with being
trimmer, and leveral others OF the late
triumphant majority in Congreis, as time
fervers, ndpartizans of Mr.. Burr. Iheie
gentlemen have as yet retorted up
on Cheetham, Mr.. Senator Clinton
publiekly declares one of MIR. Jeferfon's
narl,a!s to be ga liar and Sccundrel ;;
and rifks his life 6oner than retra9 the
aGertion. On the other band, Colonel
swartwout sfirnls, that De Witt Clinton,
the would be Vice PRECEDENT OF the United
States, is Influenced in his political con-
duct by unworthy motives. The above
are facts, which the mott hardened demo
crat' dare rot derry. We could coniirne
for an hour to enumerate inAances Ct tie
rntis Which Tie democratic iett ate
daily telling Of each other. Pie above
may fu5Gicc for tie .prefent. Let them
!7v;g en- ard expoGe each other naked TO the
public eye. Coed will come oct ofeyil ;
and The people keep on praying, " Q
Lord, make them like Wheel Until
they Whole right it is lhall RUE.
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the fchooneF jupiter, csPs. 1855: zss!ilch
hal funk en- the Middle Ground On Sun
day. The circumstances, as related to Us,
are as follow: o. Sunday morning tbelng
then Ave day S out from Savannah bound 10
New \ orkl they diicoyered the veiiel had
fprung leak; every exertion was made
NOT only to ltop il, but 10 clear her BY
pumping they food for the Capesof Viz.
GINA, ard at two O'Clock in the afternoon
The went ownhead foremot on the tail Of
the Middle Ground. The pilot boat Zee.
ing the Jupiter iii dlRreis, food for her
and was fortunate enough to take off ali
the crew but the captain, who as lhe went
down Icapei over her fern and faam fer
the pilot boat; bat before they coald reE-
der him any alliance, owing 70 the eddy
made by her linking, he,was unfortunately
drowned. i few u tic peoples cloliAs
were Eaycl.
Arrived, f5h'r Eliza, capt. Cox, ST.
homaS fch'r Nihhg Sur, Dayton, &C.
lch'r Succels, knight, failed in company
ter tbs port.
Arrived, the lchooaer Parke Farley,
captain Brown, Antigua. Left there,
brigs Belsidete, White, Of ard fer Bal
timore, 70 Gil in 70 days; Delaware,
Smith, of and for do. to fail in 8 days !;
ich'fs Venus, Bifell, Edenton, TO fail
fog Newhern the 9th init. Atlantic, Cuf-
It's, Of Snow Hill, to fail in days; Ar
gonaut, Of BridPort, to fail in ten
days I've Brothers, Abot, Of Balti-
more, to iAil Ia IS days.
The brig Star, GFuoley, arrived AZ An
tigaa 18th Joly, 5Fo'n this port.
Sailed in company with the fchoones
Hope, Beard, for fredericksburg.
Augoa sd, in lat. 81, 50, long. -,
SO. fpoke the fchooner George, from Bal
tlmoEe, bound 10 New Orleans.
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THE FACTION SPLITTING.
+" O Lord make them Ike whee! ="

DGVid.
IN his infamous inaugural ipeeeh, Mr..
Icferfon talked much about Z" re&osing
harmony to focal intercousfe !" In his
next ipeech or what will be more in the
hile of Buonaparte-his next MESSAGE,
he will find ample employment in recon-
mending /" harmony" amongG his own
Sect who Gnce they find that there are
NOT 70 many o5Fces as candidates are eve
ny where quarrelling, and telling truths
to each other. they are called i'll birds
that bewry their own neHs. On this
principle they are foul birds indeed. Let
Us attend for amoment TO their a5ufe of
one another. Calender f~ears there are
NOT three greater Liars" or three more
contemplate /" Scoundrels on earth, than
Duane, Cheetham, and Jones p aad.Du-
ane, Cheettlam, and Jones (who are brother
editors TO CalIender) in their turn fwear
that Calender IS " D'nnken Beat :"
ana notwithstanding he has been cond-
dent and CORRESPONDENT Of Mr.. JeferGon,
and fingered lome fubRan,ial tokens Of this
ffisndhip {; yet that the f" feet" never
could repofe confidence in him, and al.
ways conidered him as dilsrace to their
party !! Rjjam teaeatis Wood (anoiher
imported patriot, too afigms. that all the
black lies, in his hifory of MIR. Ad&ms's
Administration, were furni!hed b. Diane,
and Duane vey qvittiL retorts, by calling
Wood Sol, parahse, and one who put
himlelf up for fale, by cryiag--" Wbo'H
Jy Wood-ho-Wb0W Try w ocd. p
The Clinton tribe are voiding al tleirflth
to befpatter the Vice. PRECEDENT whom
they denominate a chanting hypocritc,
fai,hleis partizan, and an ambitious, ielflh
demsgogue. The Burr;tes in their tun,
prove the Clintonians to be intrigrers,
hypocrites, and aiming only a, pertonai
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Bifhep,o OF New Haven
Cuitom Honle, ridicuies AMI expoies Cheet
ham, and the other manufacturers of the
Clntonlan publications threatens them
with another 20 cent pamphlet and de-
clares the truth is not in them. The
Clintonians IN their turn, tell truths Of
Biihop--of his pilgrimage to Lancaaer,
in Pennsylvania, during the CONTEXT in the
Legislature on tie fubjeGt Of the Electors
and that after the eleaionhe was heard
tofay," that Mr.. Jeferion was weak
pudllaninous man and he was forty MIR.
Burr was not elected Prefden,." Fer !
once Bihop happened to be in the right. |
Cheessham TO, calls NJ, Van NsG, 70. !
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fed 70 coneiliate the gl1sZa1 affection 70
as to promote the general interea.
IN. T. com. Aav.
Where is the PreGde-t Of the United
States ?
ANs.--At Monticello, motalzing en-
the Instability OF fortune, dep!orlng his
declining popularity, and revenging him
felton, his fellow citizers, by Feficeutlng
the good and patronizing the wicked, VITO
fee 10 him for protection.
Where is the iecretay CT State?
ANS. 90 his farm loft in reyerie and
contemplation, trembling f5r the pat,
and anxiou1y expecting he future.
Where IS MoEfeur Galiatin, pufle hol-
Ter
1t New. Yo,k filing bank fockIf
yoa are atksd wllat he is doing "ith the
money, ihrps Up goar houldrFs and. loek
vie.
Where IS TIE Secretary Of tie navy ?
Ans. Attending 70 his family in Bal
limore, where ihoull he be-
Where is The man of law
Ans. Studying law cafes, writing po-
li';cal anathe mas, venting his 4 leen in the
Eggs, and e!e65ioneeIing- And al tbs
ior the iake Of 36oo dollars per annum,
PAID qqartes!y.
Where is tie Pot Mater Genefal
ANS. Gone 10 Zee his family ca pub
lie butioels- seevJ Jrnuhed. Endeayof-
ing to undermine the morals, and a.akc
the iteady habits Of Connecticut, ard
looking our for new Objects OF prey.
Where is the God OF Ware
AT his poa, with the Whole weight Of
government upon his lhouldels-Ye Gcds
and Goddeaes what fight is there.
e And Till they gazed and fill the wonder grew
e That one hnall head fhoud carry all he knew.''
As the American Mars has jua retuyn-
ed from an airing in the country, and has
had the benefit Of two very p!eafant jaunts
this lummer to Harper's ferry ard Norfolk
on public bufneis to fee the country, it is
coniectu.ed he will be able to hold GU, for
leveral weeks or until he is regularly re-
(Ycl1. Ped. !
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BARBARY POWERS.

D5paches, we underfand, have been
received By government from Mr.. SNIP
SON, oaf Coniul TO Morocco, dated July
10Th at Gibraltar, which place, as falfely
rnGloarel, he had not left. The reports
re(pettin5 Captain M'Niel's engagement
with the Tuniiians docs not appear TO
have beea coairned by fublequent infor-
milton, which in cafe of lach aston, ought
to have been received by MIR. Symptom.
Tie .EateTpfi!e, Capt. Sterret, had ar
rived at GEibsalter on the I'd o f July from
the fqaadron cta!dng OFF Tr;poli. The
letters Of Captain Sterzet are ALTO alent
as to M'Nieps engagement, or his own,
as reported which with relped to the
lcs;eT, amounts to difproof.
The waflike operations of Morocco,
from the latelt authentic accounts, were
not very active. The ueqv f.igates, late
ly bu.ls. the enc of sc, and the other Of
Il guns, were equipping ilowly at Salec
on the Atlantic-the oA9 frigate lay at
La Ralh in the faud-t4vo gaAies were
fitting cut at Tlrtnan with comfortable
fpirii.
Nat. IrteL.
Its foul aIperfon on tsderaA1m, that
il ever aGociates with crime. The great
f-undef of the federal fabric was Wahing-
ton. -tieir was who chiefly filled the va
rious departments with the wifef and bef
characters he could ieled, at time when
the qoefion truly was, " Is he capable,
is he honeaa" The appoin menss BY him
thus made, have in many, in mott iafances
beca vacated by the prefent executive chief
of the United States and for what pur.
pofeo To put in characters more honef
o, mare capable /? No, this hewould have
found in,pofible-but to remunerate his
o7on " fsa," bis party friends, for the
good Offices they had rendered him PER-
IsaalE, nraiing him to clear $4,000
dollars per anpum. This circumasnce
above all Others, marks the narrownels of
MIR, Jeferion's mind, and proves him to
be mott unht character to conduit the at.
iairyofs great ratioa--as wholly unquali.
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alexandria qooertiser.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4.

The Frigate New York, failed from
this pace this morning to join the fqua-
drcn in the Mediterranean.
e 4 meeting ef'tbe abeuJeys 10 The
Theatre an Moaa4y The oh mfaut at 1f0e
o'c!9Gk ia tie e.veumg is protysd at GaGC
by's, on 6g:asJ5 obviogl mpoyteuf to
thar i3tsr5f, 70 pvbicb DIE aneuti,u j; re-
gasfca.
Il SUBSCRIBER.
6<PtenJer 4.
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NORFOLK, Augut Il.

4 was reported on the 5o,h ult. at St.
Ionos Antigua) /" that tranfporr,
" ~0neward bound, with the Bluffs on board !,
j l9ing CT about 500 men, had fouocer-
,.1 % the Anasado Rocks near 1oItola
q :, mat no' more than loo had bsei. lav.
r. We learn BY caprain Dayton from St.
;aOn'sS, that the French Iilands 10 be
S S,.' Ups will not be taken poGsaslon Of
r. pf, !. TO the frf October. The caufe
a 6so;a sIay Is owing to there not being
connl. s0ey OF troops fent out TO take
p'S's charge Of them.
boa, Ne,aay came up to town the pilot
Of H,-aSy belonging to Captain Wood,
''0' who brought up The crew Of
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s E. N A T E
OF THE UNITED STATES.
FL Ia. -. vQ41

Wednefday, Az 8, 1909
DE b A L +
: On Mr.. Brsckenriige's motion 70 repeal
the aa paaed lat feilion for a new
organization Of the JUDICIARY SIS
TEN.
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Fran ,kt NATIONAL EGIS.

Nt haze ,rteafedy tiSdgex on,elpu 70 tbe ts5-
liz, 10 /a,uR evids1er hb0i cs,isis Member
Of Coogrcis fer Mc1ae6g/Sfs, had tomm,,,ed
q srsh and salpabte JaJtsbood, to, tbe ta,ps)s
Of creating a t,sjsdiee aga;s9 fbe trejtaf gov-
e,smem cf fbs United States. Ws bysJxme IL
la, been qVeH ande e,fOod, tkai f5t engagement
related 10 a ytpsrf. 4rktb had bfen iSaaRYi-
@J ti,snfafed ly m,mber Of Corg,sf for the
4ie Wsfern Dyn9, 'bof 600 Dohsu had
ben fe1 BY be sovs,rmcnt Jor aduice m be
qrsGfay Department, n esrtfq4enet ef ,be ab-
y(nee ef ibe dnoray Gssersi.--Is isf,o6ac;ng
NE JatJt9Eenf Communication. qvt feein osr
dHy 10 fafe, sbaf fbe Hoo. SETH HAsrlNcs
is ibs feyoa 10 qrbo~ sre kaDe ,ail1sed, and
aobo, ace eoacsfve. H ,etSynd 10, IN f5e fa,e-
menf Of ibt Aiiovney Gsnrroi. IL n net dtrisd
fb1t be bar tropNgaied t5i report. "Tbe public
qriH dse,de 7vbs,bsr ,bc Iocxmeuy are Jatgeisnt
10 reavia bin Of a .faJtbsod, and Of ca,jf 10
0ejslrr n frsm chr engagemrnL Tbojs Edi-
fos qoAS )sei an Mts,sa ia nbrLlise f5e Asn.
dt,. 9oih. svs frsteae. ebse.taiJ rr2ably6 f6a
Official Rein,ntian. rs
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fame roof. This was eonsd.r.i inadmiiliblc,
and as tending to deafoy the benefit Of the re-
gulaIion. Tne contraction, which Mr.. Davis
made, has not been oppofrd by the head of the
|dsparmcnt in this cafe only three perfonsl
and political friends Of Mr.. Granger have foli-
cited the fame, and have met with diisppoint-
mcnt.
The fourth cafe worthy of notice, and
which hssbccn the fobjeei of public commenr,
is that Of Bezjamis Lozordes Of Biadenburg.
As the ituznon OF his ofhce was fomc dlRancc
from the pof road, and his houfc quite remote,
the PcR- Mailer. General fora ,ded an sppoint-
menr 10 gentleman of refpettsbili,y whole Grn-
alton was Convenient for the Office, this was
done for the purpolc of cxpcditing and render
ing fecure the carriage of the mail. For in 60
ing eadVsrd, il leaves Wellington at one
O'Clock in the morning, and arrives at Bladenf-
bnrg long before day light. Az Nj. Lywndes'
Office was al dasncc from the road. iomc time
maf neceifariIy have been fpent in carrying the
way bag to the office. This would have been
inconvepcnt 10 the psiIcDgers, aud when none
were in the .ch, you'd in the abCence of the
carrier have hszaIdcd tlie main mail to rob.
berry. About the fame time, new road was
opened into Bladepfbargh which psacd by the
IN o"-c. nc St'tSncn sFpointcus Pfopotco
TO take the Office II any iacon.e enitnce would re-
folt from his declining il. The PcR- Mater
General having received information Of the new
road. requclcd him 70 inform MIR. Lownties
that he had no obj.ttion to his continuing in
ofice; 6nce by the opening Of the new road,
his oficc was convenient for tie public fervice.
Mr.. Lownies declined ferying aoy longer, and
fuccefor was appointed. He never was GlE-
mYSd, but rcignsd-no objection was ever
made sesina him.
Col. Ezra Taylor of Dredcn, was difmiG-
ed on the petition ui The inhabitants Of Dreiden,
hecanic he lived at one corner OF the latter. The
late Polt- Mater General ehabilhed az Office at
New-Miisord, and one at DIefdcn and, mif
taking the local ftuation Of Col. Taylor, ap-
pointed him. The mail carrier was bound 10
carry the mail through both town. but on ex-
pertinent il aas proved that the rider could not
viht both cfices. The Office at Milford, vas
in oonieqcence sholly neglected. 1t was alto
repreiented in the petition that Col. Taylor had
been csnfol,ed, and did not with to retain the
Ufice. liz was nos known to which of the po-
btical parties he belonged--he was confdered a
reputable and difinguiihcd cilizcn il thet part
OF the conutty but w1 difniiled. and ivc-
cehDr appointed TO ex,end the benefit of the
public mails TO the inhabitants of two town..
initesd OF limiting thole benefits 10 fmall por-
zion OF the szens Of ono.
(Io be Concluded in on, sfxaJ
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10 THE PEOPLE.

RUT lev occesrences will juitify an indi.
- vidual IN intIud,ng hinielf on the atten-
,ion OF the Public.--It sny will, they are ,hofe
which both ialiely implica;e private character,
and involve inputstions on Government. No
MN ought, no refstting man can, feel an in-
difference for the eaeem and Appreciation of M,
fellow-c'nxens But, no circumipcetion, no
rettnute OF intention or action, no laudab!e foI.
e'tude TO Obtain, Can univerfaily fecure them.
IL has been long known thar ceniur. and abui.
are the ordinary incidents of public employ
ment. Experience and oblervation have taught
me the faPerior propris,y of meeting them
twhcn under 20 peculiar circumfianccsj with
pstienee, and rctutog them. by Heady and
hIm adherence TO principle and TO duty.
The public attention has been directed to
me, much beyond shat either oy li,oation OF
my conduit IN life can juHify. 1t is not of i'm
rortance, to decide on the motives or the obieef
OF tins procedure. Believing that time. and the
good ienle Of the people, would Ecalonsblv and
efsttualiy correct, in reference 20 mvfeif. error.
prejodise and INTERPRETATION. 70 far as they
dspend, merely on cewipsrer authority. or vui-
gar ana a"'raceao'e reports, they have been,
hitherto altogether cnnoticed. ~
Their eiisas On the public tranquility have
oeen iuo)ss's tor ferrous Issret. The comnos.
party aad pefiona' sbuie. the incredible news.
paper hiadesoas aderions, with which Ne~-
Ens'and hs' ,eemed, for the lat twelve months,
the n'e'e effects Of ignorance. prejudice. pride or
pation' merit nothing bot Glence, or asonynous
aniwes. They excite more OF regret than con-
tempt more OF compsiioa than selsesment,
more OF confidence, srmnefs and encouragement
tor perseverance, than either. The sGaiIed
thinks hssle ct then, feels lefa. viii be the Grit
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,itiim. 4 vretched yiaim 10 the mschinations Of
his enemies. De'fitu,c Of reicurces threatened
on either hand by the keen vengeance Of van
q"ihsd tyraurs and Gghing TO fee once more.
before he nuts bis eyes in death. the happy
country that knew his better days. he appeals TO
ihr bene6ccpcc a i,s Chief MagArate, whom he
jaaIy coniidcrs as the friend OF man. Could BE- |;
---csn zoe rcfufe him an afylum.. where he can
do 90 more tssn breath his lat, and 60 down to
the grave in peacei Pitture 70 yonrselges his
perfon. and condition. Neglected becspfe he
can 40 longer fsrsc. Faa bending 10 the iroke
OF time: . Opprsaci and wcaried out with
care !" His aged limbs jua ready to hail their
native DAFT All he alk is once more TO Zee bis
tavortc cline. Rife thea. ye hardened foes !;
Ye foes TO every chrieisn fcntiment OF graft
tude, forgiveness and charity Rife, and iay nc
fhail not come. The paociiy Of your numbers
would do honor to the American name.
SEVENTY-FIVE.
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STOP THIEVES.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFT1- DOLLARS
X +. w A X II.

X /. w A X ID.
d ANYWAY on the 18th Of Augah, iSo.,
IN from ON board the Sloop GEORGE Of
Norfolk, "a Norfolk and AlexandFis Packet,
r. Batter Mater, and ihsn lying at Vsenrne's
Wharf in Providence, Rhode. lfland-A Negro
fellow named BOB and MulaIto named
GEORGE. who is very good Cook; he is
about feet or inche, high. rather fpsre
buiIs, Lght complexion, and - very fmoorh
tongoed ard ar,iu has his Ears b0ss'd, and a
fcar ON one Of his wriits, occa6oned by 4 fcald
he has slfo, fear on one OF his Feet, aud fpesks
very good Engiifh.
BOB is well made fellow, full face, fome
pitted with the fmsll Pox, has large bulhy Ear.
locks they both wear their Hair in cue +.
both about one height. and shout az years of
age. They viii probably lock for long voyages.
Neithes Of them fully know tie Compass. They
Stole AMI carried off, 40 old fsihioned filver
Watch, with tarnihed bfais chain, and fever
al other Articles, Seamsn's drcis, &c. Eighty
Dollars will be given for iecurins either of them
in any Jail on the Continent, or delivering the.n
to Mr.. WILLIAM VALESTisE. 10 Providence.
or to MeTrs. JoHs & HENRY CAHooss. ia
Newport, or 20 the fobicriber in Norfolk, Viz
ginia and all rcafonablc charges paid by
TRlSTRIM BUTLER.
Sebfe~5er 20, 1904.
<y All Matters of Vefr.h and other pcr.
fons are forbid hsrbo,iug or employing them on
penalty OF the Law. civ
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HoM & 5tlvsy- Jm4th.

THE Subfcriber Respectfully informs his
i friends and the Public in general. that he
has taken Shop belonging to Mr.. 5saAfbax
May@. diieetiy oppoGie the Psa-O@ce. where
he carries on the GoLp aud SILVER Smith.
and JEWELLERY Buhnris, 10 all lis various
branches. 1hoie who may favor hiso si'h
their Cuitom. may depene upon Paottualiry.
ConhaDt attendance will be given, AID the
fmalIe& fsvow moit gracefully acknowledged,
by the Public's humble icryant,
JOHN SNOW.
- Cath given for old Gold and Silver.
Ne7ororf. Sept. .7S, 1907, civ,f
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s5< 7,<efsy. ft,mh NE b obk,p< iBasa,ss
rrpsr 10 1e6ie5ys s!7sd< ,sJss osy on Nsp.ltases
sAfbeyiy, IL eassaf be f5oagbi p,etsr 70 ,eeei n5,
e1icial Daesmeafs. II baUe fbe Hansy 10 be UNI
yaIpsa. Sir. yosy obsai>nf/ /rsvaxs.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Attorney General.
qrsa/sry D<,artmeni.
Regiaer's Office, ad July, 1904.
7 bad fbs bsmor 10 ,reeip< ,sn, kuey Of i5s
1T. enflsSrg esfy gfra kffe, 10 yoz fran tbe .4f-
feyny General. Of fbe z6fb xh.
EDey zVavraut far aosey paid. is regifsre1
~ my esee: and fpsy aee0snf zoub its 'poHebeu
Is lodged h6ereis. Tbe ba,men, 10 zpbieb fbs 1t-
fsrny Gene,ai ystsy, eosid NOT bave been maxe,
qUifb0m APPEARING record, and ibat moi any jseb
payment bar been made, Ibope tbe sneisj,d eerfi-
fea,e aDill lxSsasaIty a6iy6.-I have t5s ssnsv
10 be, Sir, 7onb ibe g,satea rslpe6, JoKr NET
obfdtmt and meR bAmbk /SrUant.
JOSEPH NOURSE.
Hon. Albert Galatin,
Secretary OF the Treafury.
qrrgjly DEPARTMENT.
Regiitef's Office, "a July.isoz
esrJJ fbaf nor any mosiei bav< been raid,
orr sffbe 7reajayy Of ,5e Uaus9 Sfafes, on az
eoant Of Jess. eomteyjahox, or aHs1ga1ce of any
kind zsbafsvsr, (or legal adoier or spisisns ritxn,
ey any fsyas 1rbafever, fofbe prsjSnf Ssenfa,y IF
tbe Irre/ay1, Enes bI abfovrusat or 10 aay a5Tesr
Of tbe Iree)sy Dsp0rtmsaf dznzg ibai pr,,o4.
JOSEPH NOURSE, Kesilter.
Theie have been the repre- 6ensa,ions. and
thete are The facts. They are now 10 pofleiIion
OF the public. IL is not my boGneh TO decide
on the motives which produced fhe former, or
10 comment on the after. To the people they
are fubmitied. Who viii duly appreciate the mo-
tiyes and the objects OF the concerned. They
ought 10 be candid. and cenfure with caution a.
ny tranisttion which can coafh with the pre-
fumption of a fair intention. This is one ~
Rance in which deleGre excitcnent has been
unjoaly produced. to the injury Of our country.
There arc macy Others, of which an opinion
may he now formed. from the cne which has
been Gsyed.
10 draw acompsrifon between all ,he re-
peatcd, deliberate erroneous hatctnents of lodi
viduss and the realities. between tne hatty,
malignant, newfparer csumnes. and candid
communications for pubic information, is un-
ntceiary. ltwonld fubjed TO too much odiun
and deteltstion. They differ, and will be 70
viewed by Integrity and csndor, a. knavery dif-
fers from honefy--truth from faichood, ,--iignr
from mda;kntis,--9iidom from folly,--and tair-
Dels OF intention, from the groiiea corruption Of
heart. l.. LINCOLN.
WornRe,, SrSf. Sd. 'soz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

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