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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30
For the Alexandria advertiser,
THE ROSE.
TO SYLTIA.

Sylvia, this blufhing aow'r receive,
The fweeseR May herfelf can gives
Finifh'd with all her nicef care,
A lively emblem of the fair.
The role will fade, it hates TO die,
And foon mutt ceafe TO Pleafe the eye:
So, Sylsis, mutt thy youthful bloom
Meet no remote nor gentle doom.
The charms uununbcr'd Of thy face,
Thy mein and ev'ry nameleis grace,
ReGitieis age viii ioon afail,
And all the hight ofbeauty fail.
The role mutt fade, but till can boaa
Issgrateiul fragrance is not loft !:
So, Sylvia, though the hand Of time
Banifh thy lovely youthful prime,
The brighter beauties of thy mind
Shall not be loft but more rehn'd.
Thy fprightly fedfo, thy feeling heart,
Thy manners polith'd without art,
Thy fmile ierene, thy cheerful air,
Where innocence and peace appear;
Thefe charms lhall fill, as now, controu
Thy own AfpaEo's faithful fool.
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{. He that hath ears TO hear let him hear"

g He that hath eaFs 20 hear let him near.
TIE tolloaumg kfftr is .tsanaia The Lon
DON CousIER IF Asra astb. He-
7srds =, d 1iaxre Of French Fraternity,
dy04lu at fill <ngf5 y one aO6s fsh
z0bat be 9oartryfd:ia de,srving fbe
anen.gn efsvt.y ,<a<aisg mind.
f.Edit. N. Y. Herald.
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dGlalDtngt0ll softetp.
Iune 90.

THE Members of the Alex
andria Warrington Society are
requelted to take notice, that a
regular ifated meeting of faid TO-
ciety will be held at GaalW's Ho-
tel, on Monday the Fourth Of 3a1y
nexth, at half paif 10 o'clock,
A. M. being the Anniversary OF.
American independence.
The Society will move in pro-
ceillon preciiely at Il o'clock,
to the EpilcopaI Church, where
an GRAFTON will be deliver
ed by one of its members, DR..
WILLIAM Allsn DaagsJfeld.
G. DENEALE,
Secretary.
AZ The Society, z01th jach O.
Tiers as are dsdpo]s1 to Partake,
ALL dine at Gadj5y's Hotel, al 3.
O'Clock, for zOh'eh 9arPols a hb-
fcrlption paper IS lodged at the
bar.
L1ne or
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June 25.
WuhcGl Society.

The members of the Alexan-
diaria MuEcal Society, are re-
oueifed to attend a meeting on
Wednesday evening at s o'clock,
in the Nations Hall, for the pur-
poie of feleeting pieces to be per-
formed at the Epilcopal Church
on the 4th July.
June 27.
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BALTIMORE. Ipne =.

Arrived, hip Commerce, Thompfon, from
liverpool Left there, ihips Six .SiGers and
Bait'moreof Baltimore. May IS, in lat. IS long.
.ss7ipoke the brig Eliza, capt Luther, out 8 days
iroul Baltimore.
The brig Two Brothers, from N. Orleans, is
nthe bay.
Arrived, fsh'r Maria, Chace, ten days from
e.Francois. Left thSre ich'r Mariner, Weeks,
o. Baltimore, field; Sophia, Driicoll, Of do and
anumber of others names unknown.
pahedin the bay, flip Montezuma from Leg
morn; Victory ofsMarblehead; briggs join, Of
fFovldence; Maria, from the Havarna Philip
aam tua6aEoppe; fchr. Fame, and Hosp Hero,
nom Nantucket. add number ofothers, names
unknown
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USEFUL RECEIPT.
To b,sjsr1e Plants qObifb bQ0e been foaek.
I'll BY The tyoA.

I'd 6y The t,of.
Before the plant has been lSpoled to the
fun, or thaw'd alter night's froit ,lt tnould
be well lprinkled with fpring water, in
which cal ammoniac, or commoc lait, has
been ,niuled; this mutt be continued fet
lome time but :mmcfon of the whole
plant, when il can be effected, is Fill
more sficacious. Itis particularly rsquiGtc
that the root fhould be nnmesfet, be-
caule that part being h4rJcf .yithfaods
the froa much longer, ard WI not 70
foon thaw, owing to lis bsing &C.
yered with earth. II is particularly
ufeGul for the exotics whisn are in pJts.
becauie the process can more esiily be re-
forted to with them. The ihilofophical
reaGon will be eaily perceived. Indeed
were plants 10 be wdtered every morning
in the fpring, after the cold nights, in
fome foution, IT is probable it would pre-
lerye them greatly from the blight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-06

We lay before our readers The follow
ing letter which has been received in this
place from gentleman in New Orleans.
The writer Of il is high in confidence
of aiarge portion of The people on the
weitern waters he has been cholen 60
reprefent them in the next Cengreis, and
he is friend and political adherent OF the
prefent Administration. He cannot be
mittaken as 10 facts. and his opinions are
highly worthy of credit. From both, we
fee great caule Of apprehension and alarm
for the future !; as well as Of regret that
the time paif our rulers had NOT pariaed
more fpifited and decifive measures than.
they have adopted relative to our rights
upon the Maiiliipsi.
[PasbHygb Gasstfe.]
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-06

csis oysl;is expenditure. ftisby irnrfe-
vidence and in4iicretisn that the Iefources
Of focirty become mcrtgaged 70 the mo.
Dey -ender and is mott effective erier-
gies deyoled 10 the exonera,ion of palt
burthens, infead Of the iatisfattion OF
current wants.
/" The oeeal6sa may jufiiy me in ex-
tending my obfervations 10 two additional
points.
!" flie Inflammation Of party fpirit can
render no lersice, but may do eaensial IN
jui5., to Wa4hpgson. Mifesabls would
be the fate OF a citizen Of this country, II
On account OF his entertaining pecull4ropi-
Mons on any fubjett, and Especially on
political fubjetts, he were TO be entirely
prolcribed by The reit OF he focie,y, anl
held totally unworthy Of all truf and con-
hdeuce. 1t is right in quefions Of great
political magnitude for a people 70 mani
tef DECIDED lsniiment and to erfare It's
efficacy by their fogiages. But where
competency exits, and with il popular aP-
probation and confidence, ills cruelty and
perfecuticn TO deny the pcGeGor itlare n
The couacils Of the community in whict,
he lelides.,'
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Naw ORLEAAs, April IL.

NEW ORLEANS, AprN II.
{" ! have been here days and hnd
our affairs in Ratu quo. The iniendant
will not open the port or give US dePoh'.
He fwears in the mott folemn manner,
that the depoiit fhall not be granted
while he remains in Office. Many Of
his friends are we'll aiured that he wines
to furniih pretext to the Americans to
make descent upon this country and
he is fecretly inRruaed by the Mini
fer ofthis Catholic MajeAy TO pnffae this
meafure.
/" The Spaniards and Americans here
are inceHantly wilhing the United States
may fend down an army without delay.
They detef, they deprecate the govern.
ment, the fafidious pride and tyEannical
contributions OF the French.
g The French Prefe6f has arrived
His projections TO The Americans are ami
cable at prefent; but think on the el-
tablilhment Of the French government he
will change his ,otae. He is waiting for
General Vicaor ard the French troops
before he begins his administration. Eve
ry expedient will be tried TO inveigle our
government and ink it into fupiaencf..
Now is the critis, the important criiis
for the Americans to ieek the reareEs and
fu'uIe fecurity. The people here "a few
Cfeoles excepted would rejoice at prompt
and efettual meafures being ufed by the
people of The wefern country.
6 The French army defined for this
place isiaid TO be ordered Tor ST. Domin.
go place of depoht is fill rsfufsd to
Us the moa favorable opportunity in tbs
world now preients itfeIf, and if loft, l
fear can never be segained. A few men
would take this place, for they would
meet with little or no reliance. 1t would
iurpriic you to fee the lively interett which
the people take in the future well being
of our nation; and the rapture with which
they read, and re- echo The fpeeches OF the
ienators who were in favorof taking I'M
mediate poG.aion Of this country.
6 i hope in God's shame that oar wea-
ern militia may be Immediately EQUIPPED
and put in readiness, and that no time
may be loft in purifying the means Of
our fafsty. Ty our enemies we are
charged with the want of public lpi-
rit. The SPaniards view the French
with horror and difgua. They fee
their own government on the brink Of
ruin by the inirigues of French policy, and
like a man in defpair are regardless Of fu-
ture consequences. They leem impatient
of delay, and often utter their furpIife al
the tamsnefs and pufllaninity of the wef-
tern country.
81 fear our plan of negotiation will
only produce delay. Should it prove
uofuccefsful I ihall thence forward mourn
over the fallen fortunes Of our degraded
country
The following extract is faid lby the
Bottom Chronicle) TO be from one of the
mott respectable houles in 1.ifbon which
if true, is important in the 6rf degree
but we doubt very much the truth Of
what we heartily wilh--fbe efabiJ@meat
ofa Peace on /sAd g,o4uds. 1t is dated
April 10th, 1903, addreiied to gentle
man in Bottom !:
/" Referring you to what we did our
felses the pleafure of writing on the 9Th
inf. the Object of the prelent is 10 adyii:
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Twenty Dollars Reuard.
RAN AWAY from the fub-

RAN AWAY from the lub-
criber on tie 4ih of this infant negro
man named GEORGE, about fix feer
high, 10 years of age. Had on when he
went away grey coloured cloth coat, In
men fiirt, and overalls. He was purchaf-
ed of Nicholas Strike Of Baltimore, and
belonged to lone man at or near Anapo-
lis. Any pegton delivering laid fellow to
John Hodgkin Of Alexandra or fearing
helm in any Jail, 70 that / get him sgai,
ihall receive the above reward and all rea.
fonable expenccs.
VIM. BARTON.
June 3. eo3tf
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Polly, Leach, from Martinique bound to Ply
mouth. May IS. in LAT. 81. 9. long 90, 50,
fpoke the Hoop Eagle. Green, from TRINIDAD
bound 70 Baltimore. Same day fpcke the fchr.
Concord, from ST. Croix hound to Wilniugtor.
May 28, in As fathom wafer, E. of Cape Hen
ry,fpoke the ilcop Jaliet, from New York hoand
to Norfod
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the Gill further depreaion otour marker for
your produce. Owing 10 The continual
arrivals, flour is now nominally at fix
dollars per barrel, and we have realons to
thing will 60 fill lower. Wheat may
be quoted at ! del. per bulhel, with liz
tie demand. Indian corn So cts. do.
with the probability of tfiaing advance,
ihonld no comfortable importations take
place, this being the feafons of It's greatef
demand. Ffuis and fat are on the rife !:
and exchange on London at 6744.
We are rather more eafy on The fuhjeef
OF the exiting differences between France
and England, the lat poG having broughf
advice thss Ruiia, PruiIia, and The Empe-
ro-, have agreed to guarantee the Hand
of Malta to the Ordef--A BONE OF CON-
TENTIoN IS THUS REMOVED, and from
this proceeding thee is ground TO believe
that their interference will be employed
for the removal of other csulrs of
difpute, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A
PEACE ON SOLID GROUNDS. Cop
gram thIs nay be the eals.'
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June g..
For Hire.

IOT II1Tt9
Avery valuable HOUSES SERVANT.
who can be highly recommended for in
dufry, Kill and fobriety. For fur,he,
Information apply to the Printer.
May 80. coy
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CHARLESTON, May rs.

Inc iehr. Lydia, capt. Patterfon, from
New Orleans, anchored eff the bar this
n0fnirg. Capt. Patteron came Up to
'0w9in the pilot boat and informs that
a''he time Of his failing MAY u the
f0F' had not been open for depoGt; al
@oush great quantities Of produce was
inOggled aihore. The Spaniards were
~ hopes the keutuckians would Gene
GOWN and take fofeilion of New Orleans,
Previous TO the arrival Of the French
''oops the general fentimsnis of the In
aa,oliants, although not openly exprea-
g. - being averie 10 French government.
! Inc Hoop of war which brought out the
lisleet and bis family, failed for France.
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c,,,da erotpssa<d v,gnlsrJ sO'fd ,h<m,
I''' s,,r. ,beu e0ery affirmation r.lPpt7-
sss s. eat< IF s6< bsalfb # fbf eoaafry.
M " very great pisy thar our rulers will
= ~ rbe fame and infead Of deyoting
~ 'ss;r time q domeaic inrriguss and ca
~. think Of the inserea Of their COM
0s',1 and connections abroad. :
w. June 8,
Captain Pauerlon. Of the fshr. JsHefi00
,,om Cape Francois, informs Us that nc
s Engagements had arrived there lately,
S,;,her has any engagement of cohlequenee
lien place. The French have erected a
' Of block .houies, and repaired the
Sri6cations at the Cape, 70 as TO be in
condition TO hold out againR any attack
nom the hrigands. A few days before
r,ut. P. failed, Capt. Touaards with
frouting party Of about $50, had aSir-
mith with the brigands, in which tss lar
~ loft number of horfes and had ieye-
al men taken priione.s the French had
:, men killed. This affair took place
within miles 60 the leewaFd Of the Cape.
Markets dull.
Fran Bermada Go2stfe Of The ayF. in
fam, rscsiVsd at this efee.
BERMUDA, May II.
BY a vei1sl jait from the Caicos, we
have certain accounts from Cape y ancois,
thar all che French troops have evacuated
that town and gone 10 Port au Prince,
where large detachment of troops 10
,rarfports have lately arrived from France.
The negroes were within one mile of the
town when the evacuation took place.
They have method Of communication
with the different tribes, by means OF fires
and making fmokc on the hills, either for
victory or defeat, &c. as well as round the
COAT of the illand.
Arrived fhips Mentor, Kip, n. Bedford !;
Eliza, Patch, New Orleans; briggs John.
Malcolm, Dundee tScotland) Lucretia,
Buckley, ST. Viucents Planter, Denni-
ION, ST. Croix; Ceres, Young, do. SUI
fan, Proud, do. Dove, Bunker, Port
Republican; Friendlhip, Henderfon, Viii
nipgton, N. C. Hampthire, Hemfead,
Falmouth, Jam. Echo, Webb, Charlef
Ton; Samplon, Dickerfon, Mon,ego
Bay; Little Sarah. Hoffman. ST. Bar
Iholomsws; Dean, Akerley, Savan-
nab ichooncrs Echo, Peck, Charlef-
too; Antelope Dean, ST. AIMS, Jam.
DifpatcA, Jones, Curacao; Jefeyfon,
Pasteiion, Cspe Francois; Friendihip,
Gray, Peteriburgh, Virg. Bonetta, Wea-
YER, St. Thomas Lark, briggs, Point
Pstre, Quad Minerva, Bird, PhiladeI-
Phia; Hope, Lincoln, do. Fox, Baena,
HAVANA Frankiin, M'Kean, Richmond;
FaifpIay, Sco6eld, ST. Croix Repu5li-
can, Georgetown, S. c. iloops
Ruth and Mary, Leon, Bermuda Lucy
Aan,, Smith, Norfolk Seaaower. Bird,
Philadelphia /; Eliza, Ptice, Turks III
and; Laurs, ---, St. Croix.
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y ~ 80 uA-S -
&. arrived the ich'r Ann Rsbscca, capt. Walker,
s. IsnT Experiment, captain Boyd, from St. Jago
c' ssaoener Rebeeea, captain Dryfdale, from
h org Commerce. capt. Child, from Barbados
~ ~ lat. 20, 81, long. 66, SO, fpoks the fchr.
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TIRE TEARS OF DERyIN.
hx Ancjent Fragment.

- Stately was the youthful Dervln inc I
descendant of Gorau, as The brown OAK on 'n0
Tremeer, and boldness like the Lion In his cave
dwelt in his heart.
Mora the beautiful daughter Of Pehsve y,
caught his eye; long we're her tesses, ana nv :.
the rose blus6ed her cheek; fragrant and white a,
the lilley of the green vale was her BOSOM a''A
softer than the plume on the Swans neck.
At the shrlll summons of the lark, did sney
leave their hainle,s, ana together on the nils Oh
Tregare, eyed the first beam of the morning az
even tide by the pale ray of the moon, did they
wander through the vaesof Penervin, listened ~
the note Of the lovely nightingale, and bf:athe1
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Sto7tghtons Buffers.

or During The prefent iickly feafon, the ule
Of S'TOUGHTON's BITTERs, fiiupo,fed f,om
LoudouJ will be found of great lervice, as pre-
veutive TO difeafe, Especially where there is an
infectious atmosphere and predifpoGtion in the
habit TO contagion. Il eminently braces the CON-
aitution, and renovates the whole fyfem. 1t may
be ufed infead Of fpiriss inwater, tea, or ether
drink. Il reaorrs loft appetite, sxpels worms in
children, ADD, if regularly ufed during the fall
feafon. will prevent the ague and fever. In hort,
ii only needs to be tried, TO convince every one
of its great efficacy.
Thefs Bif,ers may be had, with copious direc-
tions, prepared az the original warehoufe in
London) in quart bottles at one fourth of the for
mer charge for the fame in walls, at R. and j.
GRAE's book fore, Alexandra, where bottle
is conGsntly kept open for trial. GT4- ALTO, at
A. BUCKS, Frederickiburg.
on co
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For Sale, or RENT,
TIE STORE / have oc

TIE STORE / have occupied
Tor fomesime paa, htuated on Prince erect, opPc-
iite Col. Hooe's. There is no fand in town more
better or eligible calculated for carrying on an
extsnGye wet or dry Good Bu6neis. The Cell
lar Pefietily dry, with door at each end. will
bald one shoufand barrels of Flour.--T Twenty
i've hundred barrels may be aowed upon the Pre-
miles without any Inconvenience to The occupant.
fos terms apply 20 WILLIAM OXLEY.
Sept IS, 60
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Wheat Fan s. Woven Ware
MANDATORY.

No. 2, BRIDGE STREET, BALTIMORE,
The fubicr,bers rcfum iincere thanks to their
friends and cuaon,ers for pa& favors, and inform
them and the public, that they continue TO make
and have on hand, general aaortmens of the va
rious articles in their trade: among which are
wheat fans. on the mott improved contraction;
milIlcreens, rolling and ftandiug flakes for In.
dian meal, riddles and feves for coal, corn barley,
wheat, rye, oats. meal, gunpowder, fax, clover
and timothy feeds wire iafes, woven wire for
cellar and fpsing houie windows, &c. Orders for
the above will be thankfully received and duly
attended to by
Wet and Smith.
N. B. For The convenience Of cuAomers, Joleph
and John Trimble, No. rs, CheapGde, are autho-
riied to receive and execute orders for
w. and S.
Sent. ro. Iaw7t
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
& 49,. ri.


County Of Alexandra, a.
JuSE TERM, 1909.
Elkanah Dool;ttIe, Plaintiff,
Jacob Hartman and Samuel Davis, nfrr- Q
chants and partners, late trading under
the firm of Hartman and Davis, and s
William Hawthorne, Jun.
Defendants,
The defendant, Samuel DAVIS, no
having entered lis appearance and giveniecuiity
aecordingro the act Of afsmby and the rules Of
this court, andit appearing 60 the fsssfaction Of
the court, upon affidavit, that The fad Samuel Da-
Wis is not an iohabitant of this DiGref, on mott
on Of the faid complainant, by his council, it is
ordered, thar the faid defendant, Samuel Davis, do
appear here GA thc iirR day of November Court
next, and enter his appearance 60 the fuit, and
give fecarisy for performing the decree of the
Court, and thar rhc other defendant, William
Hawthorne, 60 not pay away, convey, OF fecfcse
thedcbts by him owing to, or The efaie or effects.
10 his hands belonging, 10 the faid abfeHt defen-
dsnt, Samuel DAVIS until the further order or dee
cree Of this court. and thar copy Of this ba
forthwith pubhfhcd for rwo months fucceGiyely is
one Of the public newfpspers publiihed in thi
county, and that another copy be poacd at the
tfent door Of the court hoels OF the faid county.
A Copy--Fef,
G. DENEALE, Clerk,
S. ar lawzm
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Isaac Van Horne,
X Frederick Conrad,
Joseph Hester,
X J. Anderson,
Y John Whitehill,
John Smile,
John Stewart,
John A. Hanna,
X David Bard,
Andrew Gregg,
y William Findley,
y John B. c. Lucas,
William Hoge,
Y John Rhea.
DELAWARE.
Cesar A. Rodney.
MARYLAND,
Joseph H. Nicholson,
Y William Mac Creepy
John Archer,
Daniel Hester,
X N. r. Moore,
Walter Bowie,
1ohn Dennis,
Ihomas Platter,
John Campbell.
VIRGINIA.
John Randolph, jun.
John Smith,
John Clopton,
Y Thomas M. Randolph,
\ John w. Eppes,
John Dawson,
x 9osebh Le7vis, Jun.
Edwin Gray,
David Holmes,
Anthony New,
Thomas Claiborne,
x Walter Jones,
Thomas Newton, jun.
Abram Trigg,
John Trigg,
X Peterson Goodwin,
x Tames Stephenson,
\ John G. Jackson,
X Thomas LezUis,
Mathew Clay,
= Thomas Griffin,
Philip R. Thompson.
NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Nathaniel Macon,
Willis Aston,
Richard Stanford,
Y Samuel d. FurOiance,
y Marmaduke Williams,
Thomas Wynns,
James Holland,
y William Blackledge,
Y Nathaniel Alexander,
\ Joseph Winston,
" William Kennedy,
N James Gillespie.
SoUTH-CARoL1NA.
William Butler,
Thomas L0z0ndes,
Richard Vim,
y. Levi Carney,
Thomas Moore,
~ Wade Hampton,
N John Earle,
Benjamin Huger.
GEORGIA.
David Merriwether,
Peter Early,
" Saml. Hammond,
q deficient.
KENTUCKY.
John Fowler,
" Matthew Walton,
" John Boyle,
y Thomas Sanford,
X G. M. Bedinger,
u Matthew Lyon.
TENNESSEE.
William Dickson,
N Geo. Wash. Campbell,
" John Rhea.
ONO.
Al Jeremiah Morrow.
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY.
\ William baltimore, Del.
le above, ninety-six members are de
LII. n 1
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vi Tic dDOVC tWClIIy "IOul luClAAOCi
democratic. and nine federal; and ell
lew members. There is one vacanc
Tennessee, MIR. Anderson's time hs
expired.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
New HAMPSHIRE.
Samuel Tenney,
Samuel HINT,
x Da0id Hougd,
y Silas Bettau.
X Clifton Gzagget.
MASSACHUSETTS,,
William Eustis,
Samuel Thatcher,
Jacob Crowninshield,
Joseph B. Varnum,
Phanuel Bishop,
X Tompson J. Skinner,
y Ebenezer Seaver,
Richard Cuts,
Seth HASTINGS,
Manasseh Cutler,
X W1lham Stedhan1,
elegWddszvorh,
y Thomas D1ught,
x Nahum Mitchell,
Lemuel Wiliams,
X Ptineas Bruce.
Il deficient.
RHoDE-IsLANDs
Joseph Stanton, jun.
x Nehemiah Knight.
CoNNECTIcUTs
fol5n c. Smith,
Roger Griswold,
Benjanai. Talmqge,
.SamuelW. Dana,
Calm Goddard,
f0hn Davenport,
Simeon Bah9zoin.
VERMONT.
= Gideon DIN,
Chamberlain,
y James Elliot,
y Martin Ghittenden.
NEw-YoRK.
John Smith,
Samuel L. Mitchell,
Philip Van Cortlandt.
Y Andrew M'Cord,
= Daniel c. Verplanks
y Beriah Palmer,
David Thomas,
: Thomas Summons,
X Erastus Root,
y John Patterson,
* Oliver Phelps,
n Joshua Sands,
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LIST OF TIE lNElNBERS OF TIE
EIGHTH CONGRESS-.

Those in Ralic are federal.
Those, to whose names an asterl
led are new members.
S e N A r E.
NEw-HAMpsHIRE.
Simon Olcott,
lillian Humef.
RHoDE-TsLAND.
Christopher Eilery,
X Samuel ]. Potter.
MASSACHUSETTS.
X John 9; adams,
Timothy Pickering.
Connect
fames Hillhouse,
Jriah Tracy.
VERMONT.
Stephen r. Bradley,
X Israel Smith.
NEw-YoRK.
Dewitt Clinton,
y Theodorus Baily.
NEw-JERsEY.
Jonathan Dayton,
John Condit.
PENNSYLVANIA,
George Logan,
X Samuel Maclay.
DELAWARE.
Samuel White,
William II. Wells.
MARYLAND.
Robert Wright,
X Samuel Smith.
VIRGINIA.
Wilson C. Nicholas,
John Taylor.
NoRTH-CARoLINA.
~OdV1u OtOllS,
Jesse Franklin,
SoUTH-CARoLINA.
Thomas Sumpter,
Pierce Butler.
GEORGIA.
Abraham Baldwin,
James Jackson.
KENTUCKY.
John Breckenridge,
John Brown.
TENNESSEE.
William Cooke.
ONO.
John Smith,
X Thomas Worthinotof1.
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Ofthe above, ninety-six members are de-
mocratic, and thirty-eight federal, and sixty
eight are new members.
The votes in SIS towns in Connecticut,
Tor National Representatives, were for ST.
man Baldwin, the federal candidate, 6481,
tor lillian Hart, the democratic candi-
date, $3.50. (Nat. Int