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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-01
NORFOLK, GA. or.

!, Yesterday, the British Ship Lrander, Captain
'A'sae, OF 5oguns, anchored in Lynhsven bay.
"a gentleman of respeaabiilsy. who lefS Glib
.aa onthe Sd September, aud who arrived here
,.''s0day, says, that the Emperor of Morocco has
s.s''ed war against the Umted States o. Anne
~ and that an American weasel was captured
= ''s cruizers, bur providentiaEy was recap
,ssu 0y the Uaited States tTigate Philadelphia,
S sps4'n Balnbndgs, and carried into Gibraltar,
:, a's Copper bettomsd schooner from this port
- sill'sd, bound to Malaga.
s,os. p'ng aersss keaatl or, iafo a bsai are how
thonss ssNes which require the most grave
hal s4s and accurate calculatiors OF the female
mo ~ the tightncss Of the Peticoats, accord.
,,sh as pressn; fashion, should the STEP be an
: 10 isr, sisher the garment will tear, and
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make unpleasant exposures, OF che fuot will fall
short Of its Object, and perhaps. overthrow the
fair nymph. making this way discoveries equally
disagreeable As to eres;mg a sfis, that is now
az impossible as to be.tride Christ's Church.
Arrived the brig Elizabeth, capt. Barclay, 20
days from Antigua Rum, Molasses and fruit
John Z avis--i.ett there, schr. Two Sisters, OF
and for Baltimore, to- sail in 10 or - days
Brig Phoebe, Hudgin, 9aarantined 90 account Of
sick man on board-Schooner CorosomAn, Pol
lard, Of fredericksburg. arrived there on the Orb
September, and proceeded onfor marker.
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The Subscriber

having made every exertion within his power for
two years paft TO procure the means Of dfcharging
the debts due from the eRate devifed to him by
his father, without being able TO e9ed it, and
now finding the eltatc under comfortable embar-
raGment, hath come to determination TO offer
the whole perfonaIpioperty for fae, viz.
About 20 likely Negroes
Of both lexes and various ages, smongf which gre
good carpenter and blacksmith, about 100 head
of horned cattle, conaaing of mich cows, fteers
and work oxen, number OF horfes, mares and
colts, fone of them remarkably fine, three likely
mules, and variety of plantation utenlls, &c.
The fale will commence at Salffbury on Ihuh-
day the 9Th day of December next, if fair, ifncS,
the next fair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for al!
fauts above 70 dollars, the rurctafer giving bond
with approved fecurisy; creditors of the laid e.
tate will be allowed to pnrchaie 10 The amount
of their claims, previouly fetsled and acknow-
lodged by me to be juf and iascHR aba'ed them.
Charles l. Love,
Executor OF Szu.aos Love. dscesssd.
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3. u;ya. Oseut. Tasu TIM was ao' wen
"a rs : sorosiaiag forcas:s extremely remote
Pas ~ 81, one objeA in view, the designation
- - And the more simple the prop0sition
nss likely shsy were 70 ob;a'n this OBJECT 's's
100 s. recoleaea thar the constitution was
~ - q ,he people, and ought mott DC altered
= :se,nyeniensss actually arise under It. ne
100 y sheaxhi particular parts might be de-.
ssS,e IN THEORY, they ought not 70 os chang 60
49,, ss,e,l insonvzni@nces had been experienced.
!. .uSb ;aeynvsnence had been yet felt from
s.s,oy The .ssssdcnt. I'm the I'VE highest on the
:. i then prudent 'roenibarrass the great pEin-
-. = which they generally concufred With IN
y. local propositions, whrnthere was no neces.
U.s. -. sor ,hemi This amendment was 70 obtain
~ .ss,n, Of thirteen legislative bodies before II
~ be binding. The simpler then the rro-
"s lion n. more likely it was 20 succeed. Els
~. therefore, was TO leave the Constitution as II
20 : stood, so far as related 10 aschoice being
s0 s. from, the Eve highest, and only SO tar 70
pss if as related to designation Of the Of
~ (De5atesto Be eostix1<d.l
y
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virtues, his talents, Ind his long and faith
full services to his country, having this day
departed this life,
The governor and council thinking it
highly proper, that there should be sssse
public expression Of regret for the loss Of q
patriot who devoted the last forty years,
and even the last day of his life, to the mp
right and able discharge Of his official da-
ties.
Do resolve unanimously, that they will
wear black Grape On the left arm tor one
month, in manifestation4bf tiier profound
respect for the character of their departed
fellow citizen.
Extract from the Minutes.
Attest,
DANIEL. HILTON,
4 TX of the Council.
Dcd, on Thursday lat, at his seat in Pence
GEORGES county, Major III aAs SaowDKf, ns
the 54.ll year Of his age.
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NETWORK, October 90.

The fast sailing ship Triton, capt. Car
..r,v arrived at this port last evening N
~ .lays from liverpool. She left there on
y. aeth September, and capt. Carberry O.
n;,;nqly fayoured the Editor Of the Mer-
.,rt;ls Advertiser with London papers to-
tbe 18th, and Liverpool papers to the 18th.
TaesaRord very little intelligence.
sPrince William of Gloucester has been
,Doointed to the hiefcommand ofa certain
dsssiss comprizing four countless and has
kxedhs headquarters at the St. Domingo
House in Liverpool, where he arrived on
the lOsh September.
A considerable armament had sailed
from the British ports on secret expedite
on suoposedto make adescent on the coast
Of France.
By accounts from Madrid, said to be Of
uauaestionable authority, dated the 18th
Of August, we are assured that Spain has
purchased her neutrality during the present
warrior six millions of livres per month, or
three millions sterling year; and Portu-
gal has also purchased her neutrality for
three millions of livres per month, or one
million and half sterling a year. Thus,
|BSnaparte'has extorted from Spainand Por-
tlgal four millions and a half sterling, to
support him in the prosecution of the war.
Bonaparte, with this additional sum of four
Millions and half sterling, applicable to his
varlike operations, becomes to Great Bri-
niu, much more formidable than when at
smpting to contend against her with empty
scgsrs.
The King of England has appointed
! VIM. Wass LangGord, Esq. to be His
Majesty's Agent and Consul General at
Tripoli.
The decree for preventing the entrance
dpackets or neutral ships into any of the
ports between the Scheldt and Brest, is RI
gorously executed.
Areport was in circulation in London
cathe 10th Sept. that the French have ac
nally seized upon Hamburg; a step which
they pretend to justify in consequence ofthe
military preparations making by Denmark
nthe Duchy of Holstein.
A rumour prevailed at Lisbon, at the
date of our last advices, that the troops in
Madrid, without any orders from the gov
eminent, had seized on the person of the
Prineeof Peace, and that this extrao, dina
y step was generally considered as the
'orerunner of serious Disturbances in Spain.
Srocks--S per cent. consols, 1913.
umnium, 2 ID disc.
Capt. Brown, Of the schr. Betsey, from
JAMAICA, informs us that there were in
AApSston, at the time Of his departure, $50
french prizes, amongst them "a gun
snip; and that two days before, French
,v's, prize, was sent in which had 374
0iood hounds on board, bound from Havan-
as' St. Domingo, for the Eamaas purpose
Naunting the Negroes.
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JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Hai vetived biz FILL gDartmfst Of
FANCY GOODS,

Which he will diGpofc of on the mott rsafonable
terms, by the yard, or make up, on the fhortefe
notice to fuit the tate of any:
Amongf qvbieb are the tolI0svias:
SUPREME black, blue, drab, ciatet, Gin.
nsmon, bottle green, different ihades; light,
dak, and Oxford mixtures; alto, onepiecc fuper.
fine millcd French blue, fuitable for cloaks; Ca.
nimeres, velvets. velveteens and cords all coors;
fancy fwandowns, 'Ruffian ditto, fix mole&in &
velvet with number of different coioured
coatings and napt frlzes, fome of which are mill.
ed;-aanne:s, twilled and plain, fashionable and
plain buttons, sc. &c.
p -Four good 5ourngmer soantsd
Immediately.
October IT.
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alerannrta DAILY anparttser.
TUESDAY, NovrmaFR /.
HEALTH-0FEIgiE,

NOVEMBER 1.
It's with peculiar satisfaction the Com
mittee of Health announce to their fellow
citizens, in concurrence with the Health
Officer, an opinion that they may return to
their homes after Monday next; recon-
mending to them at the same time, the ne
cessary precaution of cleansing and airing
their houses previous to occupying them.
The Committee with pleasure state that
from existing appearances they feel it no
longer necessary for them to continue their
services.
They cannot omit this opportunity OF &C
knowledging with heartfelt gratitude the
liberality Of a muriRcient public; by which
means they have been able to administer to
the necessities of their suffering fellow-ci-
tizens, who otherwise, must in all proba-
bility have wanted for the common neeessa-
ries of life, in this time of general Gala
unity.
With fervcnt prayer that the ALMIcH-
Ty disposer of events, will in time to come,
avert from us so dreadful scourge, the
Committee beg leave to close their labors.
A. JAMESON.
Chairman.
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John G.. LADD

JOHN 6. LADD
Has for f.le at his warehoufe Prince Rreet wharf,
1000 bufhelscoarle Salt,
/, hslds W. India Rum,
80 pipes bea Holland Gin,
rso bis. Beef and Pork,
4 quantity of Soal Leather and Shoes OF all forts,
60 pieces of Rufia Duck,
100 boxes mould and dipP'd owcsndle',
SO do. Spermaceti DO.
hkds. and 90 bis. Sugar,
10 do. Moiales,
z tons of Cordage aiforsed,
cafes bandanna Handkerchief,
7 bales India Cottons,
box Peffumesy, I do. Fans,
4 few Feather Beds with Pillows and .Bolfefs OF
the bef Ticking,
An afortment of playing and blank Cards.
Bar Iron, Stone Lime refaed,
Salt Petre, Ground Ginger, Pearl An,
Rice, Starch, Writing Paper. Glafs, Hops,
Cotton Yarn aGorted, &c. &c.
Nov. +.
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RIcHnoaD, odo6sr zy.
DE.4TH!

On Wednesday last departed this life, in the
SD year of his age, EDMUND PENDLE-
ION, ESQ. the venerable President Of the Court
Of Appeals of this state. Panegyric, in the pre-
sent instance, wcud be entirely suprrAaous. 10
do Justice to the prominent virues Of the depart
ed sage and patriot, would require more than our
bodies, illusions.
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BELL and WRAY
Have received ia addition TO their former, neat
sGutrncnt Of
O.. r -. i c.... Il ol.,4I. I,a.C,,,

Super6ne and fecond cloths, ketfey
meres, fwanilowns, king, queen, contribution and
Mellon cords coasings, finnelS, blankets, plans,
kcrieys, hoIsry, chirszes. caiicoes, cmoofed,
black, drab, giszsd calubrek, and tamboared
mullins, Irit lnens, tlckenbargs, o=naburgs, pla-
tilas, roGclls aiilnancoes. tumoszets, lutehring,
kid AMI Morocco hoes and aippcrs, with varie-
ty of articles too tedious 10 enutnerate which is
offered Cor Ale at their nfual low prices for cath
or country productivity offer their anfeigned
acknowledgements to a generous public for ps}
favours, and hope, from their very rcdsced prices
to inertia continuance.
". B. They daily txtea a farfbsr Jsbtk u
,be a6ovt articles, and kaUe gu band part q G
bale If Negys Cottoa. 4Ubieb qoil be madt ar 06iea
,ss country tarebgfea.
October %. eo4w
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S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.

The French armed schooner La Sophie, which
arrived at Charleston. from+Cape Nichola Mole,
is an advice boat with dispatches for the com,
inercial agent of France in that city !; she is
commanded by lieutenant Sacks, of the marine.
She brings accounts that the English had BON
barded Fort Dauphin and ST. Marks, which pia-
ces had been compelled 10 surrender to them,
and the brgands who aided in the reduction.
Brrb'ee and Oronake, have shared the fate OF
Demar r., having 10th surrendered to the Eng
lisb.
We have certain accounts fror, the Wesss1n.
dies, Of the capture. by the British of the import
am colony Of Denerara. It WAS taken posses
sion of, without much oppostion on the 9th
September.
Bar. ctst.
A letter from Trenton, u. Jersey, dated Thurs
day, says, 50 Gen. Bloomfield was this day cho-
sen Governor of this State, by majority Of le
in joint vote of the two Houses. The votes
were SO to ~
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INC0UNGYL, Octaber IS, 1908.

EDMUND PENDLETON, Presi-
dent of the Court of Appeals, OF this Com
monweaIth, a Citizen not more venerable
for his great age, than illastrious for his
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TOWNSEND e PLUMB

RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they have
iuf received and opened for falc, on Fairfax reet,
near the corner of Prince Greet, handfolne al.
ifortment ofLadies and GentlemrRs'
SHOES:
Ladies kid, Morocco and leather, with and
without heels.
Spanged kid, with and withou. heels.
Mites Morocco and leather.
Mems fine and coarfe Shoes.
Boys DO. do.
Childrens' Morocco and leather, with rum
Der of other kinds of fhoes wholeiae and retail.
Great attention will be paid to thoie who will
pleafe to favour them with their cuffom.
O6t. zo. d3m
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Motace IS hereby .g2ven,

IfOGSII c' 'o1fop
THAT we ia,end TO petition the next General
Afaembly of Virginia, fora Law to eaablilh town
at the 0ccoqnan Mills, in the county OF Prince
Willisa, under certain regulations.
Ellieot, Campbell q Wheeler.
Qccoquan Malls, Oa. S, $685.
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JOSHUA RIDDLE

gEGS lsavc 70 into,m his friends aod Ii. b.
lie, that r. has jaf received very complete
Aaorlmeat Of Fall Goods,
conilting OF bett iumsGae, hoc and coaSle cloths,
otevery colour, .keaeymeres, fwanfdowns, thick
fctss, fancy cords, vclFsts, kerfeys, hallth'ck',
plain. and kendall cot,oGs, rofe and frped blank.
els, A4nnes, baiaes, coatngs, napt fries, fcariet
eloaks, BOOKINGS, tii,lenburgs, cfnaburgs, fici-
fan rclis. ALTO, variety of
FANCY GOODS,
lhe whole of which he offers at the mott reduced
prices, for ready payment, OF on the nfa4l CREDIT
>to thole whole ponaush,y may be relied on.
Nov. +. d3fIsw
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7venty Dol.ars RewaYd.

UcnLv D06ttI73 Nc1O1?N.
ABSCONDED on Sunday evening the z3d
oft. from my houle, near town, Negro man
fave called THORNTON, about q or IS
years of age, feet s or inches nigh, thin make
down caft lo5k.
He wore at the time broadcloth coaf, and
other decent apparel. He may however sterhi
drcfs from clothes in his pef.ssion.
II taken in Alexandria, Geo. Town or Wafh-
iogton, FIVE dollars will be given, fiat gsa,et
diRance and NOT over 80 miles, ten dollars, if far
Their OF twenty dollars and fedionable expsnces
for delivering him here.
4
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The Marine Insurance ASSOCIATION
continue TO meet at their Office every day from -
tiil o'clock.
Vim. Groverman, Broker.
Oa. y. 60
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IYOj1Cc

u Ii psrfons having claims Mt
the eHase OF HENRY RCZtR,
Efq. late OF Motley Hall, are reqaeised
10 bring them in for fettiemeni Oh or be-
fore the frft Of June next.
EENJ'N DULANY, Jun.
Surviving Executor OF II. Rozef, decd
January IA, 1903.
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WILL BE SOLD

Or The fyf day IF next Ff5raa,y, az
Netley- Hall, tbe r5Faene< II The Ats
Henry Ro3r, Eiq.
A fine Englilh BULL, With
TWO COWS Of The fame AFssd, ren2rks-
Bile for~thei, Gze and oeaut} ms foek
was brought in BY RicaaF3 ss'rfon,
and e.teened ths ref IN Easlard. A
good.leinc, with iarges qaaosi.3 Ct he
Def feline tmine, lately imported, VIII
ALTO be offered for faIe Or The laise day,
together whit boats, one o. whieh Is
. neat row boat, the other calculated Tor
ffhag.
nefs complete.
Jan. II. eo3ss
a~F- Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this eiiloe.
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BY virtue Of a Deed OF Irlit,
from Oven ROBERTS to the fuhtcriber
on the third Monday n February mex:
Il fair, II NOT. the next fair day, WIZ
be expofedto fale ior ready money, or
The pfrmites,
One moiety Of that LOT Of
GROUND, in The City cf Waihing 90,
,elcribed in he plan vf The city by the
number eighteen, in the fquare number
one hundred and iixtY eighr fronting
ifty nine feet upon The Pennfylyania ave.
que, aai exceeding back one hundred aud
f1ea tses ieyen inches Upon the pre-
mites is erected two Gory brick dwell
irg oufe, and The lot is under a mortgage
to fecure thepaymen, OF fifteen hundred
dollars, fu5jae. 70 which It will be fold
Allo. ore noisty Of tnat Lo, of Ground
in the faid city defcriosd in The plan be
Number ter, in {quafe number TWO hun
d.ed ard atty.GS, fronting ierty sight
feet leyeh inches a9pn lie open ata on the
P4nnfa ana Avenu:, upon winch there
is an uEaaiiIlet franz Dwelling Houlg.
JAMES KEITH.
Ter,ay. 70 DIS
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10 Rent.

PoasfIio1 given jmaeaistcly,
A large Brick NJ arehoule ad-
ioioine K. Newton and co. apd 4 com.
f.ftatsie Dwelling Hovle, On Prince s.s.ee--
sos particulars enquirt Ct
RlcKE IT'S, NEWTON & Co.
i'm. IS. q
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lgubsir lsen5ae.
On FRIDAY,

q TO s'sleek, eriI 5<s ssla a re Tendx(
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes aOd bis.
Whitley add Apple Brand, N bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o.
4 uaristy Of DRY GOODS,
. Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymsfes, Outfits,
Plains and Kerfeys.
Negro Cottons, SeEges,
Elaicks, blue Friezes,
tCalimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Cslicoes,
lrifh Linens, Sileaa do.
rlstillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklsnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Fand'ts,
India Mullins ard Table ClotiB
Bsndanna Handkerchieis,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats
Plated Candleficks,
And lundry other Articles.
P. G.iMARSTELLER.
January a6.
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Ricketts,, Newton & 20.
Have Jaf rseeived = .tor Sale,
4 QUANTITY OF
Wool e Cotton CARDS,
20 Tons Platter cI Paris
10 hhtis. and 20 barrels Sugar,
10 hh,is. Rum,
1coo 5uibels of lifbon Sah,
1000 90 Turks Hand do.
Ico Reams PoR Paper,
so DO. Wrapping do.
Cafe Dutch Quilts,
40 Boxes Havarnah sugars,
hhjs. Loaf Sugar,
do. Sewing Twine and Shoe Thread,
do. fine hacked Flax,
60 boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
50 do. dipr Candles,
catks fine old Rye Whiikey,
4 do. Apple ano Peach Brandy, !.
Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Young Flyion and
Imperial TEAS,
90 barrels Pork and Beef,
50 do. Silad and Herring.
7bsy are giving Ce6 for
Wheat, Flour, Flax-Seed, Rye, Corn, white
Peas, black eyed Peas, and have cenitant iup,,
ply of excellent Flour for family ue, IN bbls and
half barrels, and can furniih few 0aouiand
double buihels Whear Bran.
Dec II,
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JUS L NECkIV Ed,

= y 1VES7--'-
Ind 10 b. SAL at prlvatl SALE BY TIE s05-
scJ19r,
Creme de Acnthe in bottles,
Creme de Noye4u DO.
Creme de Citsonele !. do.
Creme D'Ahiiahe dc.
Esasace OF Rursamot dos
Do. OF Lemon 90.
Do. o., thyme 40.
Gator Oil Of an excellent quality do.
1IICS. PaTIEN.
Ian. u. G
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.EaIe8 bp audsos,.
On SATURDAY,,

On SATURDAY,
III 10 s'eloek, eviI. be- /old at IKE Veaass
Store, the garner IF Xmg and Uaisn
f,efts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whi1ey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
GIN in eaiks, S.
Wine 10 pipes and qnatter cahs,
MolaGes In hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Caflimeres, Calicoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatines, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing SILKS,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, handksrchlets,
Worried and other India Costons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AaRjOue<r.
ian. z6.
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FVdYlseG 10 F7tTCH0Jf,
A likely NEG R 0 B . y,
from II TO IS Years Of Age; tor ore wei
recommended a generous price VIII DC
given. Apply to the Printer
Ian. 3. "a" .
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firutiona powers, sEaeds proclamsFfcn of nsu.
trality, without converting CT snamlttfn3 10 the
guidance Of thc legl0aenre. The arguments OF
ed at that time 10 induce lin 20 fubmit hItnlef
to the will Of the eglainre, in the dilcharge Of
bis high and important DEFY ere well Known.
The intrigGes OF a French miniaer 10 effect this
Object cannot be forgotten. Bot his dacsrnlng
mind prompted him TO the mcaisre, which by its
iIue proved its wiEiom. Yet this sleaiare wac
Rigmatzed with The denomination OF 3 ,o>aibyo.
elaxat;ou. The conGitutionaI power q The sacS
cu.ive was attacked by democrats and deicnded
by fcderalisss. Under the folempity OF an oath TO
inppcrt.the conaitntor, Il was their bounded dn-
ty TO defend il. ArotheE inAance IN which 'be
dlipoftion Q! party vas m fpfet II Pniiuit OF
this obj-tf, was 6efnisf effort, as bold as ~ was
unpfigiciplcd in defiance oithc exYieis pFoyficns
of tie contribution they consended !ar nothing
lcfa than negative in she houie o Representatives,
upon all treaties; Witch would ~ tact 60 70 de-
troy the power v-itcd by Tie cona!suiion in the
proficiency of the United States, 10 form and corr
clude treaties, confronted only by the advice ard
content OF The fenafe. This atienpt was met with
a firm and iuccefsiul rtiflnce on the cart OF the
tcderats, and the corftitutiona, power Of the el.
ecutiye was preietved from the ensroashment ofs
democracy,
For conduct Of this nature, kavc the adhr.
rents to Federalism been censlied, and tic lauda-
bic extftions OF wisdom and talent TO secure The
permaoence of an excellent government, s-ig-
ma.:zed as base attempts :. 30 npose ca Us tie
substance OF tie British government and to ass.-
nuIae Us to the British model inits Corrupt parts
Since the ascendeney Of democracy n our caun-
els, the evidence OF this disposition, IN &pasty
unflieaay and indeed hostile to the constitution,
has been giaringly exhibited Witness The des-
truaion Vi the Judiciary.
>fuHfa Paniot.1