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Ricketts,, & Newton Co.
HoVe reesi0eI and far Sale
$40 pieces Bandanna Hand
kerchtif,,
60 10 Rrfia Sheet:ng,
70 ta'ts tv'ton,
90 barrels aid 10 hhcs Muiecvado Sugar.
SO BIKES brown soap,
SO do. Cattle do.
so GO Candles,
80 10 Ihuc1lstc,
NJ Is. oaf Su.a.s,
hhls. Antigua Rum,
1 hh.i. clean Flax,
ton Rhode. lil.nd Ciiec.c, = -
boxes Wool and Cation GaN!s, Is;
"a few pipes and half riPts Of V'd9'a " mes
Of hyperion quality,
Eyf,a, Young Hyion, Imperial a'e ''''0"
Kin ic3s,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
400 do. Writing Paper, ,,.n
A handionc ALLOTMENT Ct Prints ana Ifha
Enens--a large quantity OF Sed'Cor'' a'e
Plough Lines.
Tbey haze to RENT,
Tn. WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Sto'e'
and a comfortable Dwelling Hnuie on Prince
fret, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Na'hs"s'
For particulars enquire as above.
O,lolcrIs
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A PR or O S Al
B r S Il " q Ell RIyH 0 =
Far patiy1ins BY Sa9frip,;sn,
l. Z Frs
ON THI
Elementary Principles
f. D U c A T 0 N.
8p chlabetb Damiltun,
Author IA u. &" Niemtirs Of Moderu Photo.
piers" sc.

ON this inst rcNirg and highly irnpor.au.
rAn<h f.ienec, tc'erA valuable work, have
~ kia a lew years, been pretenred to the public,
.ns~hs whhh Tie ABOVE, a. is the MO recctr,
:" Is mp'e eniiatn,iy ufaiul. Led by her fa'jea
ITO au inqnry concerning the nature Of The active
powers, ana intellectual faculties OF the human
mind, Mrs. tiamiitca hls developed ;hole powers
aad faculties with peIlpicuity and ability
which while it arrcls, the attention of thole who
nave mott !ucceitu,ly itudied thcle fubje6s, muit
reader competent knowledge Of them familiar
10 he mch ordinary capacity. The iurerhIia.
ael, and lrivolity Of character engendered by ths
modern lylt NJ q education, have been long, and
ultiy. iuhject Of eompain:; but tn: parti-
GUAR caufes by which thele ferrous evils have
,ecn produced, were hitherto but imperfca!y
known, or little attended 20: TO trace thsie evils
- their iource, and Co point out the proper re
n,edy, j, the ultimate object to which the n;eri-
torious efforts Of this Author have been directed;
and in thcie efforts NE has, it is BELIEVED fucced-
ed beyond the mott fang uine expectations. such
indeed, is The imp trance OF the inquiries Viii b
torn the iubje1 Ct this work, and 70 great tie
fucccls with which thofe inquiries have cen pur.
fued, that the happief eoniequences to f,ci-ty
may rea!onably lie expected to reiuit ,rcm he
prclent publication. 10 all it is interet;ing il
very high degree, but to mothers 81 far ihss, I'D
Others engaged in the formation Of The u.i"Gs of
children and youth, it will prove an ae9 ii,ion
truly invaluable.
The rapid fale Of two impreilien, Of this work
in England, fufiieeuty eyiuces tn high eitimati-
On in which ie is there heid An American editi-
on-equal to, and at little mere tn" half the
rice Of the Britlih cditiun'-is now offered to
re patronage ci the Amer ican public; by whom
RI merits will, doubtl,f.. be juItly appeeia;ed.
isl In Ex,,atf from the G6ovs Work.
" From mott Of the writers on educstion i
{ would appear, that it is only to people Of rank
" aud fortune that education is matter Of any
. importance. BY luch alone can the iyfems
" that are generally propoied, be adopted. To
q" iuch, therefore mua we believe them. to be
e1el1Gvsly addIeilei. 30 rlake fine ladies
6 and fnifhed gentlemen forms no part OF my
plan, h.ch his iyr its object the fuhjcetion of
the pafions, the direction Of the affections, and
" the cultivation Of the faculties that are con,moa
{" 70 the whole hua,sn ra.e.
Tie price Of the Brtifh edition, is fifteen
fittings, Sterling, in boaros.
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DANIEL SMITH,

1T bis ManntaRs,y IN Cn;sn yarert, makes
and has on Hand,
Cut Nails and flooring Brads,
of a hyperion quality, which he Offers tor
Sale by the calk. at the following prices:
zod. Izd. and lod. Nail: at Sd. per ID.
Sd. do. at SD. do.
Cd. 60. a.,9.d. do.
4d. do. at"roId. do.
cd. do. at I'D. do.
cod. I'd. G. lod. flooring Brads at 80.
Fer ID.
Sd. DO. at Sd. 90.
The retailing Prices are. one penny per
b. higher. He has Sprigs and Tasks OF
every iize, and wide and narrow HOOP
Iron for Sals.
December s. eo3tlawIH
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William HartihOrne,

William HartihOrne,
1T bis Stare, on col. Hase's Wharf, 6H'
far Sale,
Pennfylvania & Swediih barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar BY
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar of the fra quality by
the barre! or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Salt by the bu!hel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter Of Paris, by the buihel,
'smes River Coal,
Tobacco, 10 kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good ii,uatiors on Fair.
fax, Wilks, Prince and Wilmington freets,
Sale or Rem. ALTO tor Sale, three
tory Bick. Hoa!c, on King near Fairfax
Greet, very good lsnd for budnsis.
10th No. IIth, 1902.
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CARVING, GLIDING, ana
VARNZSHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
From PHILADELPHIA

From Philadelphia
In Prmer-St,set, betavees Fairfax ana
Wuur Streets, ntxt decor to DR.. Dicks
in tbe boyje LATELY eeexpisa B, GROVE
WRIGHT:
Respectfully informs the citizens c
Alexandria that fhe Intends reEding here
for a few months, and will be happy 10
executing any orders in the above branch
es cf buiineis. She regi!ds and var"iihes
old frames 70 as 10 make them appear like
pew-and likewiie varniihes them with
particular kind of warmth that will bear
waihing.
She has on bas1,
A large and elegant aaortment of
Prints, Looking lailes, &
GIRANDOLES.
of every delcription, which will be fold
on the lowelt terms for cath.
Orders from diitaus will be punetu-
ally attended.
Nov. IS. 60
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CONDI rIONS.

/. The Work I5aN be eomp,jsd In s1ps
Du,decimo cetumes, Of about $50 page:
each, q A5aN be PINNED in The b,f mGarer,
ON q fine Paper, andnrau Type.
ii. The price qDiU be one D'lAar PERI
Mme in bsarls, pyatk or dehvery.
-. Vsy f0yfafradh number Of Ca
oies being ALREADY hIft,i1Id fer The ev0,k
AQH be bu. to Pre5, and JfnJlsea zvi'6oat
delay.
@ Sulnnp,ioss rsreivsl BY the Pxb-
iJber.
Sept.
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70 z 81 l. E,

FOR 81 L E.,
SIXTY N ECR O Els that
have been we'll treated and brought ", OF
all ages and both iexes; houie ieIvanIs q
mechanics, bu, notify plantation Negroes.
Information may be had by applying to
the Printer hereof.
Dec. 6. eou
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T D L E T,

TO L E T,
A convenient Dwelling Houie
6r a Gnall Family fituated on Dcke-
erect. nea. the co uer of Water ffreet.
The houf: j. completely hniihed ) with
convenient Kitchen ard other out i1ou'es.
For further particulars apply TO the Sub
fcriber at Motifs Tavern, or TO Ihaf'es
Midnight, Fairfax fret.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. -.
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T = K ) A l. T.,
On Wsdneaay the 18th day Of De-
csmber next, if fair, # n0tt6e xe*t fur
day, at Leeisn, in Fairfax Csusy 'e0'
ni!ss from tie ,07vn Of CenferviAe,
Valuable Negroes,
To dilcharse the debts due from the
eitate Of George R. L. Turhervi!le, de-
&c .fed, that are at this time made known
to the Administrator. Six months credit
will be allowed the purchalers on their
giving bond with approved fecurity, or
three per cent will be allowed to thoie
purchalers who choofe to pay ready mo-
ney.
GARv1NCoRBIR TUkBERv1LLE,
Adxinjt,afsr.
Ncy.,6. &C, Gods
JOSIAH FAXON, 6 Co.
Pew rlpe6tuly isform tier friends and
crRome,, that sbey kave reee'Sed from
Beaea and Nt4u Is,k, t5tir fall cgsn-
mcnt Of
LADIES q GzN1LEMENs'
Fashionable Shoes, e Slippers.
Mems large coaric Shoes, Boys, Mill
and Chiltrens Shoes, OF almott every dc
f:ription.
hey bave ays the slls1uisg ss'd' o" 6H"d'
VIZ:
Pipes frft proof Geneva,
70 Barrels New England RuN'
40 Do Mackercl,
10 Do. Salmon,
10 Boxes Maud Candies,
10 DO. Dipt do
Z Caks CIares Wine,
40 Barrels Bofon Beri,
60 Kegs lanes River manufactured Tobacco
Box gentIsmen's fine Hats,
HID. Alum,
Box half pint TumblerS
M. feet n. England Boards,
100 Buihels James River CoaL irraoie or
Smiths work,
Coarle and fina Salt,
| Noya.Seotia GrindfoneA
A few barrels Of Apples,
Rhode iland Lime, &c. re.
Nov. IS.
i he Subj CrIber has received,
,.,ooo.b. Green Coffee, entitled to
drawback, and =,
g bali. Of Cotton, which he WILL
fell low.
| He la, 4H fir SAX
| MolaGe. of the ART quality, and
| A few hhds. of Sugar.
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THOMAS SlMMS,

THOMAS SlMMS,
Has rc.cjive! by tie 6riss Neptune 9aa
A9iVe,
Freih Oranges, by the box,
Dc. Lemoas, do.
Soft fheled Almonds, by the iraiL
ri!5cr,s by the frail,
Sweet Oil By the bottle.
He ba, aJo for Sale,
Befl Derry Muftard, by the bottle,
pipt and mould Candies, by the box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives Authovies and Capers, by the bottle,
EugGih Wamuts.
Bet Spanifh Segar',
Raiins by the jar,
Coffee, by the bag,
Likesuit, a quantity Of BET
NEW.ENGLAND CHEESE, general Al.
forrment Of GROCERIES, and few hundred
Bufhels of excellent POTATOES.
Nov. L.
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C O N C R E S S.
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. s, 1907.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. s, 1907.
MIR. Nisholfon, pgefented the Petition
of Richard Wilton, Aating that he WAS
confined in the prifon Of the City OF Walh-
ington for debrs which he was totally I'm
able TO dilcharge, and praying legislative
interpoht;on. Read, and referred 60 a r.
let committee of feyen viz. Mehis Nj
choIfon, Grifwold, lhompfon, Henphia,
Thomas, Tenoy, and Cendis.
A iimiIsr petition was sifo preferred by
Mr.. NichoIloa from Nathaniel Segor.
Read, and referred to the fame Connit-
tee.
On motion of Mr.. S. Smith, tie fol-
lowing were appointed as ifandas Com
mittees.
Committee of Elections, Mehrs Bacon,
Tennv, Condit, Dennis, Elmer, Stanley
and New.
COMMITTEE of Revival and Undnilhed
BuGneis, MeArs. Davenport, A'lfsn and
Dawfon.
Committee Of Claims, Mcii,fs. john c,
Smith, Gregg, Holmes. Platter, Smith,
IN. Y Moore ana Cutler.
Committee Of Cor. nerce and Msnusac :.
lures; MeGrs. S. Smith, Dana, Mitch:il,,
Newton, Wynn, Hunt and Lein
I. was alto moved to appoint the Com
rittee Of Ways ard Means; bur rom a
deGre that ii fhou!d conlilt OF nine mem.
bers, 1.-THE prefens regulation admitting but
ieven, and one days rfasioHs ao;'ce nsing
neceilary 10 alter rlie Of the aouft) ille
motion was withdgawn. Mir. Niehoilun
propote! rslo!stiea 70 this elsa. Re-
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COMMUNICATION.
Natural INFERENcEs.
Dra1vn from
MELANCHOLY COMPARISONS.

MELANCHOLY SOMPAklooRs.
AFTER what has been idid in regard
to the na.ioain general, Of the ingratl,ude
Of republics. aud felf.Riled republicans !;
ofthe men under the former and prsisnt
administrations of the government OF the
United States, we are led 10 The laa, tho
not LET'S diiagreeable taik OF drawing thoie
CONDITIONS which full view OF the iub-
jet iataly authorize Nor ihall other
coucluhons be drawn out thofe which the
aria rules Of common ienfe dictate, and
candour fully juiti6es and functions. The
degraded and fallep fate of tie nation
the abuie and unworthy treatment OF the
uea men in he country, with the change Ct
the high officers OF government, and many
in fuhordinate fations, are, 70 the csndio
mind, unfettered with prejadices in reiPeet
TO men, at once difcoyered, and are found
to flow from tie deipicable ioulces OF hu-
man depravity and Ignorance.
Governments before this enlightened
ara, have been confined to few indlyi-
duals, more or lels, as are exhibited all
over the European continent. Hence a
role the maxim, that politics formed no
Part of tie care & attention OF the farmer,
manufacturer or merchant; and the maxim,
founded for the uie OF monarchies, has
been unfortunately applied, to and con-
tlnued in uGe by the republicans OF Anne
1Ica. The farmer retains his labonrers
from the duties of the citizens at elections
by reminaing them that it is immateral
VINO is their representative; the manuiac,
turer reiterates the fame TO his people, and
tee merchant conhders it Of !" Httle e0nis-
sasses.'' Is there, however, one letting
aide intereaed ayariliOus men) who does
notiee at once the error, the consequences
Ct which are notorious, the dangers OF
which are ruincus, and the principle It.
slf deGrueiive TO liberty. In rePuh-
lean government every citizen ferns an
integral part OF the government; OF couF'e ,
Information according TO the ffrength o.
the understanding, fhould be equally poi
isfed by the whole without this know :
ledge the citizen becomes The duPe OF thc.e
s'ones and PETS 70 focieiy, correctly titled
ssnsgogues--thcy expole thsm.elyes t
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THURSDAY, Dec. Q.


After tie reading OF the Joarral of YET
terday's proceedings, it was ohcrved, that
the part which relared 10 the petition of
Wilton and Segur, did not appear to ex-
prcis the exact tentin,enrs of the houle; it
ieemed to conhne the ielett committee to-
tnoie particular cafes, where it was dehr-
able that general providon lhoald be made
for infolyent debtors.
On the motion of Mr.. Geifwo!d the
journal was 70 altered, as TO embrace the
object intended by Mr.. Nicholfon's Re-
folution, viz. General proviGon for the
relief of in!olvent debtors within the Diff
trict Of Columbia
Mr.. Gregg, moved refolution which
was carried. supporting the appointments
oftwo chapiaios OF different denominations
to attend each houie, and TO change
weekly.
hir. Nicholion conddered it improper
to appoint Chaplain for each iIoufe
without the content of the Senate. This
HouGe could appoint for them!elyes, but
how could they appoint for the Senates
He had no Objection if the thing could be
done with propriety.
Mr.. Grilwold objected on the principle
that i, could not be done without the con-
curence of the feuate, as by the relolution
they were jointly concerned.
The further confederation of the fubieG
was poitponed til Monday nexr.
Adjourned.
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CHARLESTON, Nor. Il.

The brig Minerva, captain Hughes,
filled from Gibraltar Oh the o., Of Otso-
her. On the ssh, orders vesc ceivsd
from England 10 fit out, with all poiii.
ble difpatch, fq:sadron for iecres expe-
1i,icn and on the 7sh fl9ct OF FIVE fa;l
&C the line, aud four frisates wish tx
months prosifons on board, faded up the
striph,s. Nothing had tsanfaiftd re-
latiye 20 she deiinaiion but the general
ou;uior at Gibraltar was thar this force
was intended as Protection to the Turks
seairR the hottie deigns Ct the French
and Ru5ians: who, it was fufpeeted, were
about 10 commence their operations in the
contemplated d.f.lsmoerment Of the Tus-
kih Empire.
The Adams friga,e, capt. Campbell,
was croifing off Gibraltar, and three OF the
limited States armed vei1els continued the
blockade OF lripoli. The crews of the
esptu,ed American veneis were treated
with great leni,y--and the greater part
Of them had been claimed by TIE Blitilh
and French confuls, and relealed. The
Tripoli,an fhip a, Gibraltar had been fit.
ted on, and manned ty the Emperor OF
Morocco, had hoi0ed the .hloorilh flag,
and i, was expected would fail in a few
DAYS, the American Coniul at Tapgiers
having TENT on pals FOR ler protection.
II was, notwithstanding. the general be-
lief, that hof;lities would fhortly be re-
commenced by the Emperor of Morocco.
The Tripolitans had recently captured
two Swedifil, and one American veiiel.
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TO BE SOLD,

4tzg5e latt Dzvel!ivg H,xs e KaAi9m
Rix5ssss, dseeojil, at WeR-Eza. on
lri.asgsFtx,e a4f5 uRaut, on FIX montbs
P4reh4Jsr giv,ng Bsaa and
bryslsa sses,Hy,
8, THE STOCK OF
EIYrfsss, Cattle & Houlehold
GOODS, of: the faid iecee:-d. :.
CALEB RICHARDS, samiaNrafer.
ELIZ.ADG Fl ZIMMERMAN,
A1nMjHratrix.
Des. Il. law3s+
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l,ouel;f SALE.
PRACTISING BALLS.

TR. GENERES has the honor to
lYA- inform the Gentlemen of Alexar-
andria who with to improve thenfelves in
the art of Dancing, that be will commence
his praaiing Balls on Thurday, The 10Th
inf. at Mrs. WiifoD's, King &reet, and
will continue them on the fame day every
other week.
ThoEe Gentlemen who with to attend
them viii be plesfed to leave heir names
at Mr.. Hei.kcil's tavern.
Dec. II. 63t
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fed It the thought. To acquire fame hct
neaiy, lf.ey found it neceaary to adhere
70 The precep,s of religion, and the rules
of moralisy-,o neither had they been ac-
cuaomea their former habit OF 'mpurisy
and immortality could rot eai.y be over.
CONS, non did they Ike tie principles
again 1t was nsceiisiy TO court TIE iriend
Zip cf tie great, sad acquire the eitecm
Of the good and viruops, this vas linpoi
fible, their principles by an acquaintance
with tie one or connection With The o.
Their would at once become known and
their plans Of sstatnefs ove'lhfoen; no
way aas left open baJ 10 depfave the a
~tnericsr character, wl..ch alor.e coald en-
fure tuccels dsring the atit Proficiency
they laboured with ali ardonr worthy OF
better caufe. Americans had become Mt
fubi9tf, TOR The uew !chool, religion was
taught to BE nothing more than prieitcfatf,
morality and tie feveral duties we're i!Is-
gal and improper reitraints. Patriot'im
and honeay, cant names for tyranny and
oppreGion-ther Ghools in lsrge and po-
pu!ous cities were confInily attended by
thofe mott perfeta in the art, the country
villages were filled with adopts we'll XII
led and adequate to mlfead and well teach
the ignorant, while the main body OF tllei'
adherenss were tent to the frontiers to act
better part; BY their voices men OF their
own ch3ice was &c End their way into the
government, who were to lecond the views
OF thoie without. IL feyen years Ams-
rican depravity had arilen TO height that
fai exceeded The expectations OF fhoie VINO
had promoted il, even Warrington was
alailej and five years thereafter hr.ngs Us
to the 4th March, 1901, vixen the wiihes
of ,hofe defgning wresches were fully ac-
comp!iihed. There wss no plan better q
dopted to deceive and diigrace once hap
ny, though creduloos people uniaspeet-
log, ignorant of the WHY arts Of detgn.
log foreigners, they tasely became the
dunes Of thofc who flattered them, while
they were accomplishing ;heir ruin; it IS
thus depravity found lis way to America,
lis thas ii has been matuyed, and us thus
thati effects are fell, and acknowledged
and until the poppy dole ihall have been
Numbered away. will America be what The
now is degraded and deipaed, her &C.
vernment falling daily in contempt with
It's citizens, and the jeff OF foreigners. 10
eulure return 70 the temple OF Virtue, II
b.rty, ard independence, we nauit reach
ts.e pinnacle Of folly, deprayity and mfg
ni6caace, how far we are from this dciif
able fate | pretend nor TO FAY, for the no
DOR OF my country, trait nos far.
A VINGlNIAN.
Norg. all o5frvafioss maae IN
yegq,d to f5reigners, tie ssatlem<a Of all
countries qviA rsq0ire ao 0lboloyG.y, try 1efl
.5xE tyufb5 as forci5J rs l 10, 10 otbers
I an sudsr no obligation 70 MaSe a.y.-
FATS SuHubdsra tbings.
[To be continued.
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flowed that the committee to whom was
referred the petitions OF Richard Wilton
and NasEasnei Segur, Be inarptted to en-
cure and report by bill Of otherwiie, in
20 the exped,ency Of making a general
prosiiion fer the reliefof inlolyens debtors
within the Diitfiet OF Columbia. Carli-
ed--adjournsd.
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3. me en-; y sc footi;ns he.ie that, IL il.oaid
Lem Cor rcnisnt % have parted from
,I,epera,.ee Of otieiai ceeorap,, you viii RAJ
Mr. atcfisc il to the pregnancy Of nly ieelhi:i-
,.s. or any other esufe than.hc asfence Of thar
humiiitv. with ~hish lpray yuu to aseepr,
eI.ow citizens,
~ tie manage Of my moi
profound CONFEDERATION.
Cay sf iT1I6i1gtSa,
Desembrr 1902.
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SENATE OF THE U. STATES.
December 10, 1902.

But twelve members have appeared in
the chamber for the latt two days. As
Geveutecn are neceiary. TO conttitute a
qaofum, that houf, is Gill unorganiEed.
s** The J2oop Maria, Capt. O'Mtara.
u,qv Ims at Msrrbsats' 1vbay, svjN fail
1ar NortaA On Saaagy mor1ixg next.
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a!sranorta advertiser.

SATURDAY, DEcEaBER II.
The brig Swift, capt. Briggs, and fch'E
Friendhip, Quandrille, cleared from Phi
ladcphia for this port the Sin init.
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rubbed of, and the votes fer Gov. Strong
and Gilman has increaled many thoufands.
The people have ,hemfelves pronounced
Judgment. Federalfm is every where
reviving as falt as it is in the nature of the
light of truth to prevail over The icgs Of
ignorant deluiion. Reafoning and exa-
mining is flow work; butit is work that
is going on. The charges aganft the
TefeIfon Sect will at length penetrate even
tie ariltocsa'ic ioliudes OF Virginia and
If the ienle and patriotic zeal Of the beif
men in the nation lhould hold out TO
lupport the republican fyRem now or a
year ago in exlitence, inRead of AInging
up the game and yielding it 10 the .aco-
bins TO ettablifh, as they vii, their f,sng
government, the frongca in tie world,
we are told their iron mob or military
rule, we Ghall infalibly prevail at laf, and
fave or retrieve the couRitution. This
excellent contribution may live TO grow
up and grow frong by time, and even
by the trials by which its adyerla les .will
teft it.
We mutt rot defpair Of the Com
monweath. 1t has been work Of only
few months for a let Of prohigate impof-
tors 60 run themielves our OF credit, Two
years more will run them out of place and
power. The property of the nation. its
fcnG and virtue, will be again entruaed
with IS governmtnt.