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baloes Mercury Of the 10Th O:4oher, re-
lative 10 Martinique. Which Natss, that
late accounts from Martinique repreient
the French as adopting the noa Hooking
afss Of revenge again.t the free coloured
PEOPLE there, many Of whom have been
wantonly murdered, and their bodies tound
IN the tfeets IN the morning. ! hey fcem
s!fo Gill 10 feel (ome relentment againa the
Br.tah, all of whom remaining there are
compelled TO take oaths Of allegiance TO
the Republic or quit the country within
fix weeks and no Engl.ll vellsls is al
lowed 70 lay off the hafbor longer than
iixhours. The accounts before flated Of
the French troops being very unhealthy,
IS confirmed by the following articles from
the ST. Vincents Gazette Of the 9th Cc-
tober.
/" Accounts from Martinique fare
that upwards OF 100 of the French troops
have died of the fever, and the holpitals
6iled with the Gck. The prefett has given
! nolceto the Englih merchants TO delft
from doing buEpels, and TO leave the ifiand
in tx weeks unlefs they take the oath Of
allegiance.
November ~.
Entered, fchooners Daphne, ST,
Croix; Sally, Thomas, St. Johns, N. s.;
Red Bird, Walker, Warrington, ~. c.. j,
Polly, Newport; Aoop Lucy,
Prince, Jamaica.
Cleared, Ship Invention, TardifS,
Leghorn; brigs Little Sarah, Chapman,
Barbados Catherine Ray, fisllcck, Ma
laga; fshooners Fancy, Boden, New
foundland Venus, Sears, Savannah; tleop
Sally, Paddock, Martinique, and mar
lket.
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aIeranDrla anoerttser.
THURSDAY, DRcEMBER 2.
MEL ANCHoLT NEWS FROM C.1PE
FRANCOIS.

Capt. Appleton arrived here yeRerday
in the brig Polly. IS days from Cape
Francois, hus fnrnifhed US with the follow
ing ditreiing intelligence from thar ILL.,
fated colony: He Rates, that Portde-
Paix, had been burnt and piilaged by the
blacks, and many Of the white inhabitants
murdered; that Aux Cages was clofely
befeged, and it was expected would flare
the fame fate; that feyefe ALTON was
fought on the 18th GA. at III ri diRsnce
from the Cape in which the hlaelss were
victorious at which time a fort was tx
en-, juf without the town, the artillery
taken out, and the magazine blown up
that on the evening previous TO This en-
gagement, a black General, With I5oo
mer, delerted LIE Clerc's army and Join
ed their former companions in arms; and
thattt was expected Chrifope would fol
low the fame example; that the force of
the blacks was upwards of 10000 men,
and thar the army of lie Clerc had been
reduced 10y lois and hcknefs to 1000; thar
rhe French General, who was then viii.
out the Cape with his whole force, fear
ing his ability to protect the town, had
lent orders for the Gck and wounded TO be
removed from thence, and given permiG
on for The. women and children 10 DEPART
that all the valuable ELECTS of the army
md ofthe citizens were removing on beard
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In our Taft weeks paper we publifhed
the aniwer Of the General AfIembly to bis
Excellsncy the Governors fpeech. The
proportions of amendment to the fame,
when before tie Hcufs, were not tlated.
Ii has been requefed ofus 10 remark, thar
an amendment was propofed TO ttrike cut
the whole OF whal might be deemed a
PARTY BuslNRss, ard to iubfitute more
general addrefs. The morton being loft,
IT was ALTO propolsd 70 erike cur what re-
lated TO MIR. Adams; this was LOFT ST
to 81. Similar PTopaitiors were made
en- the article relpeclieg Mr.. l-ffsrlon, in
whole, and afterwards in part; bur eve
:, amendment prcpafsd was negatived.
The anfwer 10 The Speech, as reported
BY the Committee, hasiag been refolved
on, and carried; The following PRO
TEST has lince been entered en- the our
nal, with the Ggnatare Of great par1 OF
The minority.
We, the undetGgnsi Members Of the
Neufe of Reprsferta:ives of the Freemen
stihe State OF V.';a5nt, having voted 10
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tie sest; and that the city was ii hourly
expectation ofheirg befeged; tia, bpt-
ne's Ct every kmd was iuf ended, ard the
inhabitants in tie u'moit terror ard con-
aesnation. The ading American Con-
full, lMr. Deag1) had embarked on board
a yeHsl bound 10 Porrfmoulh. The Ame-
rlean ihlPpiug were emtsrgccd, ard Or
dered off the bar; ano the French iilips Of
war placed ina iituation to annoy the be-
ilegers. A rumbcr OF Americans WHO
volunteered their iervices, ard others,
compelled to fsrve, were in The action Of
the l4sh Of which leyeral were killed ard
wounded.
10 This account, capt. Appleton ADDS,
that few hours previous 10 his failing,
he was informed, by tie Proprietor OF he
American Coffee tlou!e, cfa report beirg
in circulation, that an armiiice had t,ken
Yiace between LIE Cerc, and the Black
General IN Chief, which fipulated thar
the French troops fhould leave the IGand
within three days.
lBsGm GaSette.J ,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 70.
Frexe5 euacueted St. D9mixgo.

Mr.. Baiert, owner of the ihip Cerfsus,
arrived here yeiteriay from Jamaica, IN
forms US that the day before he failed,
news had Teen received there, by Anne.
rican velI-ls thar: the French troops had
evacuated the different fortified places of
St. Domingo, in conlaquencs Of the formi !.
dable oppatillonof the Blacks and had
gone TO the itland of Tortuda, 10 wait for
reinforcemen,s. This information was
generally believed at Kingaon; at which
port nearly thirty fail of American ye1els
had recently arrived from the different
ports Of that Iland.
The Kingfon Daily Advertiser of the
III inf. contains an extract from the Bar
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q Ii perfons who have any claims on
K A Foster and May, or the Subfcri-
Der, are requeied TO mike theE known
immediately ; and thofe who are indebted
will pleaie TO calculate on being called
upon IN few days.
JOHN FOSTER.
Dec. 2. eo1zt
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Dec 2.

BATTALION CouRTs Of En-
o 2. will be held at Mr.. Gadtby's, on
"Wednesday the Sih of December, at 10
O'Clock, 4. M. for the purpofe of aarG-
,ag Fines tor non attendance in the Mi.
litia.
Dec. 2.
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r @ K s II L z.
\ valuable F A K M

a valuable T A K M,
Within feven miles of Alexandria, in a
high fate OF Improvement, both as to cuI-
sivation ADD buildings. Alto, that valu-
able conner Lot on which the Long Ordi-
nary food, and all the real eRate in Alex.
andria, the property Of Henry M.Cue.
CLEON MOORE.
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Jehfb RlosmfeH,l
Richard Steekt0n, Elqaires.

g On the afff trial. an equal number
Of votes were given for Mr.. Bloomfield
and Mr.. Stockton; on iecond attempr,
the votes were equally divided between
Mr.. Bloomfield and Mr.. Ogden. Find
ing no probability of accomplishing che
choice Of a governor, the joint meeting
agreed TO relinquiih the object. TIE
vice PRECEDENT itill holds, and probably
will continue during the year to hold, the
Office and attributes Of governor.
{" The joint meeting next proceeded
to the appointment Of a clerk Of the Co.
spreme coart. MIR. Linn and Col. Rhea
were candidates, the latter was elected
-33 TO l9.
7" The joint meeting next proceeded to
the appointment OF treslaser, Jane Sal
tar was unanimously reelected.
g The sppointnent Of clcsk OF the
county ct Eaxwas poAponed, (by the
eating vote Of Dr.. scudier,) on the plea
urged by Mr. Fielmghuyfen, that the
law Of the Taft Legislature which took TIE
clerk Office from Col. Ogden, was rn-
conititu'iunal, and that nc appoistmenr
ought TO be made under IL until the fu-
pretMe Court, before whom the quehion
now is, hould decide ON its contribution
ATTY" (.Aatora.j 1
On Tueflay laf being the anniversary
Of Sc. Andrews Day, The following gen.
tlenen were elstted officers Of the toeiety
held in this town in honor of that faint
for the eniuing year:
William Wilton, PRECEDENT.
} Ianss c aHi'as, Vice Pselldsns.
Andrew Jauiefon, !
James Wilton, ,1o
Samuel Craig "'4s'
jams Keare4y, }
Rev. James Muir, Chaplain.
Dr.. Chatlas Douglas, PhyGeian,
Alexander M'Kenzie, Trea{urer.
James Towers, Secretary.
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NEW Jersey.

Exfraa IF a kette, 70 lbe ea;toy, dated,
Tftnfoa, A00. Is, 1902.
g This afternoon, at O'Clock, joins
meeting of the two houies of the legitla-
ture took place in tbs a6embly ROOM
For the office Of governor three candidates
were in nomination, viz:
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were leaf difficult in their pera.icn; hu.
that it fhould be put to ordi, ury buanels,
then we'll done by fates, as though in its
nature better iuited TO it than TO ordinary
governments, had always appe fred to him
to be the mott unpromi6ns dir ettion that
could be given TO If. He conf dercd that
as the arongea pclible Object ION to the
new Judiciary law now propoied to be re-.
pealed, that it was unnecedarily drawing
the buGneis from the lates, wher>: it was
as we'll lodged, and probably as W Ill con-
Quoted as in any government en- earrhy to
the fedelsi efabliihment, where, If 1t was
polible to conduit !. a. all, it was No. fcG-
lib!e to conduct it 70 veil and 70 much 10
the stisfaetion of the people, for who. 2
alone governments are inifisuted.
The Sd iource OF argtmens which he4
lhould notice was the document No. S..
tent ~ the executive. As this had al.
ready been the principal topic Of argu-
10 ieveral gentlemen, and had been
placed in 70 irr:dtible point of view,
in fupport of the propelled refolu,ion, he.
fhould add but few words upon it. 1t il.
Gail the document is incorrect; it is fiE-
dciently correct for all the purpoies of
the argument, which depends not on
there being three or four more or LET'S
fuits in particular place. bat to fhew
that tse ola judiciary iyaem wa. perfectly
iuficiert for all the buineis, and that
the buGneis was actually deereaGng when
The fyaem was extended. To this the
document is perfectly Efficient and con.
c!adve. On this j, has been obierved,
that there being but little buGneis and
that decreadng, is 70 far from being an
objection 20 the iyacm, that it is the bea
argument in its favor; but this proves
The perfection Of the old judiciary fyftem,
which wa, the caul-. Of it, and is now
prspo.ed to be refored, and not of the
rev, which is yet icarcely got into ope-
ratioa. If the decreafc Of buinefs proved
he nece1ity ofthe further extent Of the
iyRem, in the new judiciary law, the,con-
:inu;ng TO decreale, which appears fnce
'ns, time, prove, that the iyitem ought
row to be till further extended.
(Io be continued.
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aIerap1r{a a0bertiSer.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY :.
4 BILL, for eaabAj@i.g The Gov<xm<ntsf
THE Territory Of Columbia, report<dn the
Hasf Of ReprsGtativts the s6.b xh.

Be y <sat7ea, Ly the Senate ant Hos/t
sf R<f,s/fSt4sices Of the United States Of
| Amrr;e~, in Carg,eG a0fmbld, That tbs
government OF the territory Of Columbia,
with a relerya,ion of the confi,utisnal
authority Of Congreis over the fame, l,all
be exerciied liz manner following.
The power. otlesilation fhall be yefed
in Houfe Of Representatives., to be cho-
fen annually by ballot, by the freemen,
tizens of the iaid territory, in the epa-
rat: d;viions, into which it hereby is, or
1eresrte. fhall be laid off for that pur-
po!e; each diviGon eIeeting a number Of
Representatives proportioned to the nrm-
Der Of f.eemen therein, according 10 ratio
to be caablilhed By the legilature from
tine to time, for which purpoie a ctnfus
OF the freemen fhall be taken every fourth
year at Leaf; and whenever by an in,
create or decreaie Of the number Of free.
mel, the whole number OF representatives
lhall exceed or fall below
the number of the exiting
ratio ihalI be altered by the Legislature,
70 as to bring it within thofe limits.
Sec. ,. Asdbeh ta,tkt, enal7<d, That
every free white male citizen of the Unit
I'd States, Of the age Of twenty -one years,
'eGdins within the territory and paying .
tax to the fame, fhaIl be freeman Of The
territory, ard having refded twelve calen-
der months in bis electoral diy;Gon next
preceding an election of representatives.
and having paid taxes in the territory
within that time, fhalI be capable of cleo
ting, OF being elected, representative,
OF hin iaid electoral diviiion.
Sec. 3. And5< iJp,tber exaard, That
the lioufe of Representatives fi,all ehooie
IFS own fpeaker ard other officers, and
!hall by law, prefcribe the time. place, and
manner of holding elections, il ihsll meet
on the Ct in every
year after that Of and 1t
other times on It's own adjournment, Or
the cali Of the governor OF the territory:
Il l,ail be the Judge Of the qualifications
and due election Of its own members, and
a majority fhai coraitute quorum to do
bulnes; but fna:Ier number may adj
jouln from day to day, and a.ay be astl.r.
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SEN A T E
OF THE UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, Jau. ~, 1904.
D E B A TIE

Or m.tia~ Of Mr.. Brae<<~ridse 10 rs-
zeal the at b.Dsd laa .Jgsa1, J0'
ne7y erganjf4g tie esxris' Of the UNIT
ed Slater.
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JUDICIART ESTABLISHMENT.
CONTINUED.

Mr.. Olcots, Of New amplhire, laid
hat this fabject was of the mott impor-
tant kind, and thong many able argu-
.ncnts had been already offered, he could
nor PATS it over with a negative vote.
1t has been fugsefted that the act, now
psopoged to be repealed, came in on the
influx of PATTON, and, that the Influx CT
-sa!on ihould tweep it away. He did not
!, SOW tina, this was the cafe. Some gen.
slemen contend that it was adopted with
.srcat elaboration.
He thought the reafcns for repeal of
this law iniuficient. 1t IS not faid, that
t the contribution VET right to efice
in tie Judges, that we can affect them.
ls ;hcughE the contribution did welt the
RIGHT, and he held it to be facred.
The proviions of the contribution ap-
cared to him 70 plain, that they icarcs-
= admitted of iilui'ra,;oa. He who un-
deItskes to explain the text nuii hnd
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more explicit terms Than ttofe contained
in it. He could not find any,
After dwelling uron the different pro-
yidcns OF the contribution, Mr.. Olcott
went upon the queitIon Of expediency
at ione length, and concluded that a re-
peal was as inexpedient as unconsitutioc-
al.
Mr.. Cooke Of TenncGee, followed
Mr.. C!co.t. He faid he was forty gen.
tlen,cn attempted to make quack doc
tors Of them, by laying we may give
wound, Blu: cannot heal it. He w;lhed
The Senate to enquire whether the law
now ,roroied to'be repealed was coniti-
tu,ional or not. It it was not, We
hou'd act ike Eonc!t n.cn, acknowledge
:sia. VIC have violated the contribution,
and rcfo-e It to its purity by repeating
the law. Le, US recur TO the Journals
of 1899, and fee what was the under
ftandiug Of thele champions Of our liber-
ties, and whether they have not i'nce
changed. The Journals would prove that
:hc Judges were to mix with the |egii'a-
:ure, were to be locked up in cloiet, and
to declare who was to be oaf executive
masitrate.
hr. Cooke went into an exauina, ion
of TIE arguments on the constitutional
point.
We have been told that the nation is
to look up to thefc immaculate judges 10
protect their liberties-to protect the poo
pie againlt themfelves. This was novel,
and what refult did il lead 70? He fhud-
dered to think of it. Were there none Of
thefe JUDGES ready to.plunge their fword
into the American heart. He did not
think it proper to be alarmed by the ter
rors held out. He wilhed to kpow no
man; to take things as they are. Bu1
if gentlemen will attack, they'mna ex-
Feet reply.
MIR. Cooke then dilated upon the feve->
raj points of the difcufion, and concluded
with the expedition Of the hope that the
les;lature would repeal the law, and that
they would not give way to the ideas OF
gentlemen that the government was made
tor chofen few-to, the judges-to
whom we are TO look up for everA hing.
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be liable to Eiueh critieifm, if We are to
eonGder it in any other light, thsn as a
fourth CT rhetoric. It might be aiked in
return, does the right to eIylnm OF ksItf-
t0ly carry with it the right to outrage
ard foyereignty! Ard what indeed was
the courteous reception which was gwen
to our forefathers, by the favages OF tie
wilderness When did thefe humane ans
philanthophic lavages exercife the policy ct
Incorporating Rrangers among tbemielves,
on their iirii arrival in the country ? When
did they admit them into their huss, t.
to make part of their families, ard when
did they diftinguilh them by making them
their fackems Our hiitcries and tradition
have been more than arccrirhal, if any
.h;ng like this kind, and gentle treat
ment was really lavifhed by the much
b,lied isvages upon our thaukleis fore.a-
theirs. But The remark occurs, had 1t all
been true, prudence inclires to trace the
hiaory farther, and ak what has become
OF the nations Of hvsses who exerciied
this policy? And Who now occupies tn:
territory which they then Inhabited? Per-
haps uieful leGon might be drawn from:
this very rejection.
Bat we may venture to ak what docs
the PreGdent really mean, Sy inhnuating
that we treat aliens coming 10 this ccur-
try, with ;nhofpitality! Do we ctper-
:a,t them quietly to land on our fhores;
Do we not protect them equally wnh our
| wn citizens, in THAR perfons and reputa-
| ion: in the acqnihtion and enjoyment of
moprty Are not our courts OF jui}ice
| pen for them to ieek redrefs Of injuries !!
And are they not permitted reaceab'y tc
,e,urn to tke;r own country whenever
hey plsafe, and TO carry with them all
their effects What then means this
worfe than idle declara,ion1
The impclicy of admitting foreigners
to an immediate and unreierved Participa-
sion in the right Of fuarage, or in the TO-
| ve;egnsy Of a Republic, is as much re-
! ceived axiom as any thing in the fcience Of
| politics, and is verified by the experience
| of ali ages. Among other inffances, it is
| known, that hardly any thing contributed
! more to the downfall of Rome, than her
| oreoip;ta,e communicated CT the rrivi-
! hedges of cisizenlhip to the inhabitants
| of Italy at large. And how terrible was
Syraeuie icourged BY perpetual feditions,
| when after the over'hcw Of the tyranss, a
great number Of foreigners, were fud-
denly admitted to the rights of citizen
ihip! Not only does ansient but modern,
! and even domeAic hifory furrilh evidence
of what may be expected from the difpo6-
| ton OF foreigners, when they get too ear
| ~ footing in country. Who wields the
icepter OF France, and has erected DEF
pot:fm On the ruins of Repubiic' a
foreigner. Who rules the councils CT
orr own i'll fatsd unhappy country: And
who f;muiates periecution CT the heads OF
is Citizens for daring to maintain an o.
piinicn, and for exerciGng the rights of
,uf!ase? Il f5rugner!-Where is the
yir.u1us pride that once difingui(hed A
ner::caas ?--Where the indignant fpiSit
which in defence of principles hazarded a
revolution to attain that independence
| now ;g,6Iaoy2y attacked?
LUCIUS CRASSUS.
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NEW. YORK, January II.

NETWORK, January II.
The jsi57ving, is eop~d from CbnrleE
TN paper ytb< 13tb January, rfef'r-
ed BY the Naop Elza, ar,i0fd .ysferaey
in 5 asys.
The ich'r Brutus, capt. 1orrans,
which arrived at CharIeiton on the 18th
init. made her paiiage from Havana in
threee days and nine hours. Capt. Tor
rams confirms wha, has already been tat
ed, that none OF the American vciiels in
that port, which arrived tince it las been
ihur, have been permitted to entry; and
in addition, he iays, that it was The OPT.
nion of the American merchants there, at
tie time he failed, that none OF them
would be permitted to fell, and they tho's
it perfectly uElc(s .or any other vefcls to
be fsas :hc:c at this time, in expectation
that this privilege would he granted them.
Thoie veiIcls which, are admitted irto the
tarbor, are obliged to pay fifty dollars
for every ~ hours they remain there.
About tie middle Of December, capt.
Torrsns, LETT Cape Francois fer this FORT,
on the z4,h, being then on the iouth ilde
Of Cuba, iYoke f.,p Eek, Of New York,
jot,nfon, matter, frem Jamaica tcrrd to
New York, and fufrIicd her wi,h:fome~
p,oy:fons foon after a gale came Gu,
which Continued leveral days ; On tie goth
he again faw the Eek, and at z O'Clock
P. NJ. had the unhaTp'nefs TO fee her 60
on ihore en- reef little to the north
ward of Cage Antonio, where Che fhc,tly
after went.ro pieces, and re has reaIon.t 70
believe all on board peria'ed !; he Jaw fcme
of the crew clint irg 10 tie rigging When
the MATS went overheard. The gale WIS
70 feve,e at this tine that capt. Torrans
could not afford them the ieais ailiilsnec.
Capt. Joholon had hiss wife ard three
children on board with him.
j. org red fded brig YVES ALTO eaft a.
way rear tie ihip, but her ramr, or
where Che was from, was unknown to
capt. Torrans.
Entered, AccPs Eliza, Jcfsrion, Char
leitcn; Alfred, Wadfworth, dc.
Cleared, fhips America, Griffith, Boz
dsaux; Commerce, Wood, ditto; loyi-
ia, Johnfop, St. Vincenss; Marietta,
Clahy, Csdiz brig Abby, Hitch, Bar
hadoes; ichr. Eliza, -, {. Francois;
floop WHO. ~culd- have tt ous XIX, Fl.
dale, II. Providenec.
dyrived ,iuee sRr lGp,
Brig Commerce, Sempie, from A1ng-
ilon. Jamaica Is mcnr:cnea in Cur laa. CO,
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S E IA T E
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Neune1ud!, jar ), 1oO-'
y E B A I 4
On Mr.. Disadvantages motion to repeal
The aa pailed la!t fsl!icn for new
organization Of the JUDICIARY SYs-
TEN.
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lume. To non-iubfcribtrs the price
will be enhanced.
w. Subicrioers to pay, where convent.
ent, one dollar in advance.
g. ,Sxkie,ip,iaxs reeeiued at The OGet Of
tie alexandria ASvertJtr, axd by :6e
dj5eren, Bask/si1trs in alexandria.
New York, January, 1909.
-FOk 5 a l. +,
An elegant GELDING.
Enquire Of the Printers.
January IS. d3s
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