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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
PHILADELPHIA. Innd 1c.

By proclamation of Gen. LIE Clere Of
the Sd Of May, we find thar he is directing
his attention to the correction of certain
oppreilive evils which lad crown out OF
The circumstances Of The war. Several E.
VII dilpofed perions, taking advantage of
the ftuation O che colony, had e4atted
property from che planters, and commit
red other acts Of oPpreaicn. The gene
raj calls on-ali good citizens to ailift in de-
te6ting thele men, and bringing them to
puniihment. One had been arfelted and
ient to France.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12

winich the 100000 were taken andthe exptndi-
ture of which the committee aaert " could not be
iufiaed at any time =
s It will be proper ALTO in this place to make
another remark. The committee and their
aaves have reprelented this matter piece Of nlyf-
tery 70 be a dilclofure of many hidden crimes
We think them for the hint. We cbierye, that
in the cafe now un.er confederation; the lale
administration had themlelves laid open their
ihare in the traniacfion. Congrefs, knew, before
they received the Report, exactly how much Rad
been expended OF this object, before the preient
reign; 70 that the committee, in this item, have
only thrown their own friends into the PIT which
they ridiculouily conceived they were digging
for others. So be it. DEElUS.
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BALTIMORE H..

Arrived, hip William anj IT, ~
Brookes, 40 days from Liverc yCI.''' capt Spi
I4th, lat. 40, ~, long. a. (n.,, Nay va
Corn Planter, Of ChaFlel}on, for fJa Nj mp
II days oRs. II ths, fame tim. .'',,a9a
brig Thames Of and Cor London -. '9oAe
sfoFldsace, 20 days. May s,,b, f,,s
hip Eliza, Of Bottom, for Savannah ,I' J 5poS7
Ger Ripley, matter, from I.ive,po,', 'Ea,
II days, lat. 40, 70, long. r. Il 'ai
3Itt, ipoke ich'r Nancy of Boeo, MY
II days, boaad 70 Martinique, lOas ' W.
lat. 81, 20. June 9TH, ipoke tbss ' ~
Dove, OF Bol5on, from Port.au, Prince
Bottom, out IS lays, lat. g, AZ, ana
81, I4-inlogm-d US, he fpoke tos, 5,s'
ago, hip Abigail, Pollard, from I;;r..
pool to CharIeaon, GU, So days, Aor ' 4
provilions.
Captain Ripley informs US, tia, 5 &,
Of Americans failed with him, ano,,
which were the Amiable, Tillinphaa. e.
Philadelphia Lydia, Tredwell, New,
York Phoenix, M'ConneI, Baltimore,
Henry, Rogers, N. York.
On the 9th of June, at 9Th P. NJ. fook.
brig lfabella,, for Martinique, 5,nle, a,
bove Point Lock Out.
Arrived, the Bremen hip Unterneh.
mung, capt. Vent, 43 days from Bremen.
The lhip Hambleton, Vickers, Ct,
port, failed leveral days before the Inter.
nehmung.
The thips Eolns, Hendrickfon, and IL.
no, Sangfack, were to fail in few days.
Spoke nothing on the paiage.
ALTO, the fchooner Polly, captain ebay.
tor, is days from ". Orleans.
The lhip Eliza; Brown, ofSalem, fail.
ed with Polly. Left at the mouth of the
Mitliaippi, ready to fail, lhips Rebeccl,
M'Neii, of Baltimore, for Liverpool; Bal.
timore, Aborn, of Rhode Hand for Liver.
pool; Thomas Wilton, Jones, Of Phila.
delphia for DO. brig Ohio, Lark, do. for
do. Spoke nothing on the padage.
Arrived, hip Ajax, captain Haynes,
IS days from the Havana. Left there,
the ch'rs Nautilus, Biihop, and Chance,
Welt, Of this port, doubtful whether OF
not they woula be permitted to land Their
cargoes. Spoke nothing.
The brig Samuel, Jones, of his port,
has arrived at AK Cages.
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NEW YORK, June 9.

Arrived, flips William, Gardner, London
Amiterdan1 Packet, Green, Greenocf; Nancy,
Ray, Newfoundland; CathariEe, ingerl3li, REV
Orleans; briggs Paramarido. -, New Pfov'
dence; Active, Brook, Montego Bay. (Ianr)
lchrs Factor, Anderfon, Aux-CaYes; Patty,
Graves, Norfolk
Cleared, ihip William and Mary, Dillingham;,
Falmouth brigs Franklin, Newell, Berbicc !
Brandywne Miller, Dualeyy, Greenock; iah IS
Britiih Queen, Carpenter, Halliiay.
Ship atlas, has arrived at Hull from this port
Ship Prosestrofs, Carpenter, has arrived at
Copenhagen in AZ days.
Below lait evening, and now at quaraasine, a
brig from Aux Cages and fchooners.
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the brig Lark, ofaai from Pill,
out "a days from Port ReDnbl;aaila delph,
4 4, lat. 50, 40, ioag. a, s re-. Va lup
Harriot, Davis, for PaiIs49s I' v tie hi
Orleans. ''a2 lion !
schr. IIetty, Briggs, Of u.
to leave Port Dedre (South An Port v
bout the laa Oh. to PROCEED 70 a 'ss y;
coat. = zen.
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Arrived, fchrs. Anne, M'Lellan, Port.
land.
Cleared, fchrs. Sally, Childs, C. Fran
co.'s /; Dolphin, Jones, do. Little Robert,
Dolby, Leghorn; Sylvia, Daggett, Bof
ton.
Brig Nancy, Burke, from Liverpool is
below,
Capt. Reynolds of the fchr. Fame, has
forwarded the following report:
VelIels at Port Republican the z3d ult.
Ship Warren, Phillips, Baltimore; In
duary, Nichols, New York /; briggs Eli
"a, Melvin, Newbern, N. C.. New Jer-
fey, skelly, Philadelphia; Greenwich,
Remington, do. ST. Clair, Tutsle, DO. Jay,
-, (fold) Baltimore; Ann, -, Gold)
Baltimore Polly, of and for MarbIehead;
Two Sifers, Burk, Charlefon; fchrs. E.
liza, Hunt, Philadelphia Andrew, Geo.
of and for do. TO fail in 8 days; Nancy,
49,, dc. foon; Experiment, Jenne, Bal
timore, in s days.
Spoke, May n, in the Bite Of Leogane
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From Lloyd's Lift, April ago

FIOll AItUJO t>iit3 app oS't
AT Falmouth Sparrow, Lucker, Alexandra,
in IS days; American Eagle, Wood, Virgiaa,
"a Eliza, Perry, Charlefon.
AT Dover-Pacifc, Naih, Bottom, bound to
Rotterdam Johu and James, Lindegreen, Char
Teton; Topiham Beauty, ---, Philadelphia !;
Active, Dclano, New-Yorh; SiiterS, Picket,
Charlelton; George and Mary, Lawton, do. Pre-
fdent, Wealand, Philadelphia; Votaire, Brown,
do. in III days, and failed for Antwerp; Biz
ningham Packet, $3.50, CharIelton; Mer-
chant, Bartlett, Bottom.
AT Clyde Diana, Campbell. Charleiton,
Carleton, Currie, Baltimore; Aurora, Min
tyre, Virginia; Edymion, Miller, do.
AZ Bordeaux -Hqnnah. Graham, Pliladel-
phia; John and Phebe, -, Bottom.
At Texel-George, Trip, Charlcffon; Bel
fat, Riker, New. York; Sally, smith, Balti-
more.
a. Gravefand-Prefdent, Weldon, Philadel-
phia.
At Cowes--orando, TiteoInb, Charlelton
Maria, Elizabeth, ---, Savannah.
At Bremen--Pegafus, Grove, Charlelton
Batavia, Dahls. do
Ship William, Gardiner, from London, LEFT
there, fhips Maryland, and Fair American,
to fail in about weeks for this port.
Brig Polly, Of Bottom, failed three days before
the Active.
Ship Anaerdam Packet, Green from Green
ock, May 10Th in lat. 40, n, ipoke brig John,
of Baltimore, wind blowing hard, could not
learn where bound. 10Th, in lat 43, IA, fpoke
flip Phebus OF Alexandra, bound 10 Falmouth,
out rs days June :, in lat. 81, 7, fpoke flip
Sally, of and from Philadelphia, bound to Bor-
deaux, out 9 days. sd, in lat. SO, ~, fpokc
Engilh brig Margaret, bound from this port to
Greepock.
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USEFUL DISCOVERY.

We underitand the Rev. Burgi{s ALI
fon, of Bordentown, has dilcovered an ca
fy, cheap, and efettual mode of dwelling
Spirits of its eilential or Empyreumatic
Oil, (which caufes in fpirits that diia
greeable and naufeus tafe and fmell there
by giving it at once all the properties and
advantages ofsge and ratification.
Trent. PAP.
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&c Grave ne redirect

Seculum Pyrrha nova monara queaa."
One fun you fay has been expended
without any legal authority the expendi-
ture of another could notlbe jaRihed at any
time much leiS at the time when it was
made, and you FUN up your eiay with
iaying that confiderapleiums of the public
money have been greatly mifapplied, and
that much expence has been incurredwith-
out any legal authority, and yer the ihort
time which you were permitted TO devote
and the labor necehary, TO the inveiiga-
ton OF the mGIs Of accounts, rendered it i'm
pofible Tor you TO fay, how the fun OF
twenty millions of dollars had beenexpend-
ed. Nay sen,lemen-I take your own fto-
rysfor this matter. i give your own
itatement word for word. Whether the
iage of Clonmell drafted the report, OF
whether his mere prcience infected you
with the national propenfty of his ;coun-
trymen, it is net for me TO determine
Your reporr is only a practical commen;
ON the old proverbial faw--labor in vain
We will, however, PATS on to the mex,
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TIE IhOKOUGl1 BRED HORSE,

WILL ttand at my fable and be let to
mares the preient ieaton, at Siskesn DEL
lars, or Eigbt DQllari tie leap, and
Tventy F0xr Dollars to enfure mare
with foal, and HAIL. Dola,, IN each In
fance, to the groom. The money tor
the leap mutt be ient with the mares
notes for the feafon mutt be ient with the
mares alto, which may be discharged by
the payment Of twelve dollars on or before
the lait day Of July, at which time she
iealon will expire. The {cafon commences
on the hra day of April. Mares viii be
fed with grain, ifrequired, at the market
price. Good and exreniive pafurage era,
iii. All pofible care will be uied to
guard againf accidents and eftape, tho |
will not be aniwerable tor either.
MONTALTA was got by Colonel
Homes's imported horfe Bedford, whoie
character and pedigree faads 10 high,
both in England and America, as 10 need
no comment from me. His dam, as Ger
tilted bv Daniel Carroll Brent, Zig. OF
Richland, who bred her, was got by Lind
fay's Arabian, her dam was young Sell
ma, her grand dam Mr.. William Brent's
Ebony, her great grand dam CoIonel
Taikoe's imported Selma. Ebony's fr
was Col. Tayloe's imported Othelio.-
Young Selima's FIRE was Col. Baylor
imported Fearnaught. This blood is ALTO
20 well known 70, and in fnch high eff
nation with gentlemen who have been
and are now on the turf, that / fhall only
add, that Montal,a's colour, high form,
marks, sc. are admired by all who have
feen him. He is full / s. hands high, and
will be FIVE years old next May.
THOS. LEE, fen.
Prince William County,
March g. 2awI6 +
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NOTICE.
April 70.

On the 18th day of June next,
l fhall leave this place for Kentucky, and
will undertake TO tranfaet any builneis IN
that, fate, or in the Territory North
Wet Of the River Ohio. lhall reilde
in the town of Warrington, and practice
law in tAe leveral courts held there, IN The
hyperion courts for the iaid fate; and IN
The hyperion courts for the fad territory,
which are held at Cincinnati.
After my departure, my father, C!eon
Moore, will forward any papers which
may be left with him.
HENRY MOORE.
alexandria, Columbia,
Apra 80, 1904. Jaw 5thJ
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Sanctioned BY the Mayor and
(O112noualty.

THE fubfcriber having commenced
numbering the houles, and designating the
f}reets in Alexandria, work pregiouily
.necefary to the compilation Of his Direc-
tory, which, as he doubts not but that
adequate encouragement viii be given by
liberal public, fhall contain as great
variety OF ufeful fuljea matter as any
publication of the kind, in any feaport Of
equal magnitude in the union. In order
effect his plan, and render the work
worthy the notice of its patrons, the edi-
TOR will fare no pains or on his part.
CHAS. H. SIMMONS.
April 20. 80
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
Tie Turnpike Rood from AIexan
J,-,o IA TaIIe Ra7,pY.

d7r1G to L1ttte Rlyer,
in Loudoun county, will be received BY
William Hawthorne for hirielf and john
Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria lirael
Lacy and Burr Powell n Loudoun DAVID
Hunter and William Riddle IN Berkley
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in ]effsrfop !; Bulhrod Taylor and Wm.
Davidion in Frederick !; Samuel Crowdion
and William Stienberger In Shenandoah.
This being buhnefs in which the COM
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into my hands,
have undertaken to publih without con-
iultine the other commilhoncrs as they are
all at diaance. The law is With ne,
and / doubt not will be ihewn by the
other commiffioners, TO any perlon ap-
plying. The law requires Ten Doltars TO
be paid at the time OF fublcrlblng !; the
remaining fun Of Ninety Dollars, on each
ihare, is to be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, TO be
chofen by the fockholders.
Wm. HAKTSHORNE.
April 20. GO
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GUNPOW DEK.

Baltimore Bellona Gunbowder,
by the quarter cak. Alto,
Refined Salt Pe5re, blythe guar
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A con4ant
fupply of thole articles from the Manufac
tory, will be kept for iale on the lowea
terms, by
LAWRASON e SHOOT.
April S. COON
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work lhail be put 10 prev :. o h
diately after 400 fubicrloe'' az F 81.
ed, and hniGhed with the u'u'''
Il. Where practicable, the books ' Io5
forwarded, free of expenee' - -
places as may be dehgna'e co., %"
ion appointed TO deliver 'n s . icp@,
medium paper, with neat ~. y 5Isp'.
lonely bound and let It. '%aJl5ns%.
ed to fubfcribers at 7avo D' he pb'
lume. To non-lublcrlbsf' ~
will be enhanced. ,.-. cong:6i
nv. Subscribers to pay VIZ"
emit, one dollar in advance b. off,
= snl1l,,etiou, ,<ee;s< ..I al IN ssrlnt1
the alexandria A2Of'fg1fn .,rJ,a.
different B0ok9zlsrs {" 1 oas
New York, January, 1907
flslanTI111ppEM G9ln
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PLt0L2C AOt1Ce.

THE Juaices OF the Peace for the coun-
ty of Alexandra, are requeaed 10 meet
at the court houfe, at ten O'Clock IN the
morning, on Eridry the 9TH day of May !;
and every perion who may have claims,
which are TO be adjuted by the Levy
Court, are requeRed TO attend on thar
day. The accounts are 20 be itated for
iuch charges as did become due up to the
6ra day of May only.
April 2o.
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William Hawthorne
Has fer SaL- at bis Mi, or in dlexaaaria,
Platter Of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bulhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
snbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
.ath fare in toqvn,
Hay In bundles, Corn by
the buihel,
Lcaf.snd lump Sugar by she hogfhead
or barrel,
Fir& and fecond quality Jsmes River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill Spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes S by 10 Window Glafs,
A few barrels of Tar,
James River Coal.
For Sale,
A number of valuable Lots in town,
A fInall Houfe on lot of rs feet front
On Water Street, next door to Major
Nuncaaer's.
AJ0. tsr.Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick Hou1e
on King treet, now in the tenure of Tho
mas Crule.
I'd mo-. 4.
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Land for Sale.

w fit0nV tHc 1o0D " w. ''o0,
will be lold, on tbe bremjes, BY vi,fae
and il pa5luauer Of adeeree Of The eoan-
y eouu Of Fajtax, made by e01/ent #
barhes at JxL Carr, in tbeyear 1901,
ina /uit brought on the ebaaeeyJFae Of
fbr Jail eourt,
By nm. W4lrrgti, Jsfab'
NJ. King, Letnia King,
Henry Whitersh, Sa,ab
Wbne,ef, Tbos. MuUroe,
Frances Munyoe, Aleaau- :.
der Kerr, Ann Ker, and 3
Catbstms Wbnerefb .ad :
miuifrat0r 81 heirs atlaw
ef nm. Whncrott, de'ed,
Agaigf Utah Wa5lon, and
Jane bl5 qUyj1e, AMI Jas, Defd's.
Wayn, ]
We the fubfcribers, comiHl
oners in and by the Eaid decree comniillen-
ed and named, ihall proceed to expofe TO
public falc by auction for ready money,
all that tract or parcel Of land lying in
the county OF Fairfax, about two or three
miles from Alexandria, between the turn
pike and Colchefter roads, and touching
on both of thofe roads, with Cameron and
South Run flowing through it, contain
ing between five ard fix hundred acres,
mortaged by Jofah Walton to William
Whitcroft deceaied, which mortage is fl
ed among the papers in the faid fuit. The
above land will be fold either in parcels
or altogether as may be found mott iuitable
on the day OF fale; satisfactory exhlbl-
tion of the title will be ready for the In
fpettion of all concerned By the day OF
fale, and thoie diipofed to purchaie, are
referred for raore particular information 10
the proceedings and decree in, the faid iuit
to MIR. Johah Walton, in the town of A
lexand.la, O. to either OF the fublcribers.
Vim. HAIR SHORME,
Nich's FITZRUGH,
Vim. PAYNE.
May 4. eodf
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IN obedience to q Decree Of

IN obedience to q Decree Of
The Carr gf 14iex0udrIa county, on
Monday Tie 7tb day IF Mey nset, q
fair, i not The next TAR dly, 1oHl be
altered far Jais m tbe 9rsmyes, rpm
Credit OF s and z months,
xson notes 40ltb approved iuaosjers, ns-
go,iabie att6 Bsnk of Alesanaria,
A Lot of Ground,
Containing half an acres lying upon the
saf Gde of Alfred ftrcet and foush iide OF
Cameron areet, il the town of Alexan-
dria, extending on Alfred freet 10 feet
7 inches, upon Cameron areet rs feet
inches. There are a convenient two
itory frame dwelling houie, with kit
chen and other our houfes upon the lot,
which now rent for 50 per annum.-
The lot is fubjea TO an annual rent OF
Ire. As the lot is large il will be laid
off into finalier diyilions, and fold either
in thofe diyiGons, or altogether, as will
be mott agreeable to thoie inclined 20 pur-
chafe. This fale is made TO iatisty debt
doe from Thomas Richards 20 Thompion
md Veitch.
JAMES KEITH.
John lANNEY ICom'rs.
John DUNLAP,
April rs. d34t
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W A ~ T f d,
A WET NURSE OF good Character
iuch an one will meet with good encou-
ragement. Apply TO the Printers.
April l6, co
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n,aeiRrate might be led to iuppoie, that
you had joined with Callender and Cheet-.
ham in endeavoring to expofe your cid
friend. / will acquis you Of any fueh,in
tention. 1t may appear lomewhst fur.
priGng however, thazthis mott amiable1 OF
men, lhould meer the languageof reproacb
from every pen, whether friend or foe
even.his own writings rife up in Judgment
againa him. If he attempts the defence
of his own conduct, he but gives new
ground for complaint and aecufasion; and
the vindication Of MS friends conveys the
mott ferrous accufations. To thole who
do not know our chief magitrate, or are
unacquainted with human nature, thismay
appear arange-But it is eaiily explained.
His hypocrily and profound diflmalailoA,
have hitherto concealed his real character.
His elevation to the proficiency, expoies
himtto more general obiervatlon, oblges
him to act more deciGyely and places him
in more ACKNOWLEDGMENT Every ac-
ton therefore tends TO deyelope his real
character. He is now no longer able 10
hold an official and confidential language.
The people Of the United States will
lhortly be acquainted with this paragon
of all that is good and amiable. But |
am wandering from the iubjea. The life
and character OF your patron is 70 fruitful
in incidents, tor uleful and infruttive OBJ
iervations. and there is fuch familiarity
in your official conduct, that it is almoit
impoflible to pals his name without few
remarks I ihall endeayor for the future
TO be more cautious.
AN ENEMY TO HYPOCRISY.
[lo be continued.
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To be contiuned.)
BALTIMORE, Augua 2S.

Arrived, ichooner Betfey, captain Ma
ther, from Cape Francois. Left there,
briggs Potomak, Upper, B lt;more; Vi
per, Chamberlin, do. The fch'r Sophia,
Drifcol, ofdo. failed on the roth Auguf
for the Spanith Maine. The fch'r Fly.
ing Fiji, Shock, failed for CharleAon en-
the 10th AuguR. The briggs Maria
Byrd, Weaver, and Orion, Hlilman, are
both fold.
The blacks continue troubleiome at the
Cape. Five French frigates and fome
tranfportsiwith 10000 men on board, had
arrived there. Markets dull for Ameri-
can produce.
The fhip Tioga, Hamilton, from Leg.
horn; brig Enterprise from Charlefon,
aud fchoooner Citizen, Slaughter, from
Cape Francois, are in the bay.
Augiit z9.
Arrived, hip Tioga, captain Hamil-
ton, from Gibraltar, brings no news later
than what has already been publihed.
Arrived, fch'r Polly, captain M'Neal,
from Port Republican. AuguG rs, 10
feering from Heaega, to make the Hog
Sites, at P, N. made there, and at the
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FROM THE BALANCE.
Continued from Ike Alsxaadria Advtrtjfr

Continued from Ire .4ie1Gadria HdVeffJ/ff
cftbe 24.b inf.
THE Anti-fedetalifs, defeated in their
open and daring attempts to pro&rate the
American executive at the feet ofan info
lent young Frenchman, erected NAKED
battery, behind which they bufled their
/" fiery darts ard difcharged their vol
lies againlt the perlon ard mealures OF
Warrington. The jacobiuical focieties,
tho(e aamina of perpetual and eternal re-
violations, having previous TO this period
besn planted over France, the leaders OF
the anti federalits under the aufpices Of
Genet, erected the black flag Of Jacobin-
i'm in this country, by eaablilhing ioci.
cites, afiliating and corresponding with
thole in France. 1t was the plain dehgn
ofthis eRabliihment to overtop and con-
.rcul the constitutional authorities, and to
effect clole and intimate coalelcence with
the French: at the fame time, it gave
fuch compleat iyaem ard organization
TO oppo6tion, that the heads OF the party
were enabled to communicate their plans,
with fecrecy and difpatch, to their fubor-
dinates over the whole union.
The inGdioos deGsns and pernicious
tendency of thole iocieties did not elcape
the eagle.eyeo Of Warrington, who with
his ufual hrmnels and independence, re-
monRrated againG them in one OF his com.
munications 10 Congrefs-;; but he Rirred
nett OF hornets, and quickly experienced
the venom of their fings. It was at that
period that the anti federslifs took the
name Of Jacobins-a name that they OBJ
tained by their adherence to tie Jacobins
in France, and with which, for time,
they appeared to be well plealed. They
were the profefel admirers of the French
Jacobins they applauded their dliorgan-
izing meaiures !; they palliated and, by
the plea of neceAity, even jufifed their
horrible aGa1lnatlons and s1allacrees, and
feemea to view them as noble band of
patriots, combined together to free the
world from the ihackles of llavery nor
did they difown and blizzard the approPri-
ate name of Jacobins, till after the .]aco-
binicsl fraternity in Frarce, immeT.ed IN
unfathomable depths of the blackef infa-
my, had excited general adherence and
execration, as we'll among their own
nation, as throughout all the rea of the
globe.
The rulers of France, though aided by
apowerful French party in this country,
having been bafled in their attempts (hrlt
openly sby Genet, and then covertly and
ipGduouily by his fucceaors) TO controul
our Government and &c draw the nation
into their war, threw eff the maik OF
friendihip, manifefed high tone of re-
sentiment and menaced the United States
with the vengeance Of the terrible repub.
lie. And, in the mean tine, and partly
even before this period, in virtue of laws
70 framed as completely to anfwer their
nefarious purpofes, they fubjetted a large
portion OF the yaG American property On