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aIeranDrta aDberttger.
WEDNESDAY,, jury II.
CABAL DISAPPOINTED.

The election OF four FedefaliGs TO
Cougreis was certainly a great mortihca-
tion 10 the plotting democrats OF Virgi
MIA, modification much enhanced by
one of their mof boaGed and diainguiih
ed orators Mr.. Brens's being among th-
number of their defeated candidates.
But it is faid they were much more NOR
tilted at the event of another election. in
which democrat was opDoied TO democrat.
We mean the conte1 between Mr.. New
and John TAYLOR Of Caroline. 1t teens
thar before the rlhag Of the lat Cong
refs the miniiferialifs, confcunded by the
immenfe fupesiori,y OF Federal talents
asaiult them, and ifnprehed with the ian
porsancc of getting leader ionewhat
more capable of infpiring confidence, lomc-
what lefs prone 10 fenhbiiity," & better
able 10 create reflect and fave his party
and himfelf from expofure than the new,
I ling Mr.. Randolph, who fnce Giles'sde
f.rtion had iaadled himfclf on them in the
character Of chief ipekesman eating their
eyes around at lsagth refolyed in their wifi
dom and power that John Taylor of Ca
ro!ine ihould be the man. UnemhaIrail
ed by two much principle, unoppreGed By
confcientious cxstfions, fpecious, intriga
ing, collected & lahoEious report gives to
John 4 aylor every quality except courage,
which could fit him for the hardy enter
prize Of conducting faction in a popular
affrmbly.
In the Virginia Legislature, Giles him
slf. all turbulence as he is, has frequently
yielded him the honor Of guiding its Ii
centious courfe. Theparty therefore had
it much az heart TO bring Mr.. Taylor int
Congreis from The diaria reprefcnted BY
Mr.. Anlhoney New; but unluekily M.
New had j, ALTO much at heart TO continue
in poiIs Zion of his feat as long as his coD-
fti,uents would elect him. An addfeis
with fevenFeen fgaatures, obtained BY the
consriyancc Of Gel. La,kin Smith, (she
mover Of that FLY and i'll. fated refolusion
for protecting the enlightened philclo.
phic, benevolent and patriotic republican,
Thomas EeAerfen" from the caaiga'io
ofthe Federal prints was Preiensed e
Mr.. New, highly approving his conaoei
in Coogfeis, but eivily requei'ing hin
.sacoms ont Of Congress IN order 70 glvs
X I'm fer g the peculiarly calculated ia.
alents Of Col. John Taylor. " Their IL
genious arguments on the iubjsef ha
the misfortune however, OF being mus
more convincing 20 the addrsaers shep
selves than 10 the addreiied.
Mr.. New in his reply, with no smal.
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IDul3Ite g5alg

In pursuance Of d d1srss the
Ceun IF col4m5ia Diarief, Al fhe
last fuae feya, 5oiaeu II .4<xor-
dyia, qoW j. nd a pN55e qal7i3u,
to tie bigbes bl3asy, ,fsy rely noazy,
SUNDRY
Wooden Houses $ Jmbropsmsnss,
Situate upon lois Of ground On shc s3uth
Gde OF King itreet, between Royal ana
Pitt tiieets, which had been iesled hy
Mordecal Miller 10 JAMS Kidd for term
OF years now ended. The taie viii 10
made on the laf Monday N AaguiE hexto
at the pennies IN the forenoon of de
fame day. The purchafef has die risht
Of removing the houfes and improvements
at any time before the z9th day ct Otto-
Der next, from tbs lots wilefcon they are
erected. Any perfon may view AID rxa-
mine the houfs by application TO John
EIoffeburg and Matthew Ea1In, in Whole
occupation they now are, and they viii
be fold fgparate OF together, as may be
found mott expedienr On the day Of faIe,
FOR the purpofs offeIiing them toE the bea
price.
P. G. MARsTELLER.
Ji3Iv az zawtaf
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Dr.. Lettfome's Hints, dellgn-
ed 10 promote Benefcence, Temperance
and Medical Science. 3 vols. syo. boards
Federalift, vols. Svo. calf gilt the
fame in fheep.
Leland's Tr.ola,ion of the Grafton Of
Demoilheaes, vols. 8vo. calf, gilt.
Dobfon's Life of Petrarch, do. do.
Dayinci on Painting, 8vo.
Letters Of Junius, : vols. 8yo. calf,
gilt, with elegant heads of the principal
characters mentioned in the work.
Public Characters, or Contemporary BIZ
ography, svo.
Public Characters, for 1902 and So5,
boards.
Adventures Of Telemachus, vols.
Syo. calf, gilt.
Thompfon's Ssafons, with fine plates,
calf, gilt.
Lady's Monthly Mufeum. ornamenFed
with beautiful epgravings Of falhion for
every Month in the Year, 9 vols. emo
calf, g;!t.
German Theatre, vols. calf, gilt
Young Gentleman and Lady's Nigga
zine, vols. 8vo.
Beloe's Tran1afion Of the Hitory Of
Herodotus, With notes, 4 vols. 8vo.
Lord Kaimes's Sketches OF the Hillory
of Man, 4 vols. rzin.
Ihslaba, the Destroyer, metrical ro-
nance, by Robert Southey, vols. I'm.
Thomplon's Pi6t1rss Of Poetry, Ian.
The Enchanted Plants, fine plates, calf,
gilt.
PIeafuse and pains OF Memory, do. do.
Bellies Lettres Repodtory tor 1901, 2
and g; fine hot preasd, ornamented with
plates.
Giford's Bayiad and Maviad, I'm.
boards.
Evans Eaays on the ACTON for money
had and received, on the Law oflolur-
ances, and on the Law Of Bills OF Tx
change and Promiaory Notes, Svo.
Taylor's Reports, 6vo.
porcupine's Works, 2vols. Svo.
Folio, quarto,so ttavo and pocket Bibles,
gilt and plain; common Prayer Books,
gilt and plain; Watts Plains & Hymn :,
large ard fmall do. bound in Morocco.
Wallace on Diieafes.
Townfend's Guide to Health.
Browns Elements Of Medicine.
John Bells Anatomy,
And a great number of other articles too
numerous to inftrt ia an advertisement.
| July ~. q
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II EMOV Al.

I'm. HARISHUKNE
Has removed his Gore and countiugi room
to the iouth ide Of Kinks wharf, lower
end of Wolfe ifreet,
he wlH sell or rent,
his Rore on Hooe's wharf, with the pri-
yilege oflanding and hiFping goods free
If wharfage. The houfs is rs feet long,
~ feet wide and two tories high, lined
throughout, and granaries fixed on the I'd
and sd floors.
2 mo. IT.
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Potomac Company.

THAT the annual meeilng Of the
Stockholders OF the Potomac Company,
will be held at the Union Tavern in
George Town, on Monday Aeyfyf aay ef
dugu9 uext, ut which time ard place
full attendance of the proprietors is par,i-
cularly requeited, TO deliberate on the
affairs Of the Company, that VIII then be
laid before them for their confederation.
By order,
JOS. CARLETON,
Ir<a/Uyer.
C,eo,oe Town, JuIy 6. dIhA.
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ublit gaIe,

On Monday, he 5h day Of III
g9f usat, a 4 o'elSfk, 2. ~. aotll 20-
ffi4xb Be- lold ~ tbs prints,
1hofe two Wooden HOUSES.
on the S. W. corner Of Wilmington and
King Afeet, at pfefent occupied BY Philip
RuGell and John Violet. For terms, &c.
apply TO Jonah Thompfon, Efq. or
Thos. PGtts1s,
July ~. Auffieneer.
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8. s,,se s provided FOR by the slxt i
ha az - e The eapitulation aud also that !.
f. AID properly saoat, Ssionglng e suoa
III al English and French sublse1s as
1 '' 8 been settled 10 tie said Island pfevl-
q ) its cession, has been etfeetuaiIy
ss,ss,stted BY the eighth article OF the same
Equalization.
Given under our Hands and Seals At
Scarborough, in the lslaad OF lo-
bago, this I'd day Of July, 1905,
ard in the 43d year OF his Mays
tvs reign.
gSigned)
Lie3f. Geu. 5e.
SAMUEL HOOD,
Commodore, &c.
B, sonmasa, e. Draper, MI. Sec.
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WQgued 10 PHYcH0se,
A NEGRO WOMAN-for one
accuaomed TO houle work, well recon-
mendei, liberal price in cath viii De
paid. Elqairt Of the Printer.
lnly Is COL
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NEW. YORK March T9.

Extr4a sf4 Letter from The ea'fa" ' "a
l4mer;ean .veQsl, 10 bis szVnr I" '"'
eity, daiel Cabs, the So q JA"1'"'
1893. "a
jneeg. by laai from S.. Lucaf y s" M
place l entered in diarels Oh 'hs''' 'D.'
having been off Cadiz halhoF '0f 'u w.,
Der OF days in. eighteen fath'n' ,, y"
Ter, with tn: wind on !ho:e, bl0" 'y,ss
gale ana the weather 70 thicS . .,.'
could 40, make the land which ! G 5s n
uu TO keep a very heavy prea Of il -, u
keep Of lAore, which ! did Until ,t ne l ~,
Of Decs.nber, when finding myfsIl IN lis'' :
e',5an water. and ftiIl blowing aln't 4,
h h.rrican on more and a. I had 5s s'' ,Yj
away nearly the whole OF ny ''' "a 4.
i,ars, l was jutt spfepAriag tor 'n 1a - aid
tentative of cutting away my. ,~-" 49,. 90.
trying to rid: cus tie gale WIN =; ~ ,b.t 1
chor., when / law an Ea5!;h ol'S 5, II,
haa fpoken the day before VINO " h W.. avsy
Bound to Cadiz, and WHEN lI'e oo's aosd
fer fhc land I hoiacd hgnal a 40 >, h:
for her, when n. lay TOO so ,, ~ y b.r j..
riGqac Of the vcGtl, and . isI'0ai, aol
70 S.. Luca, to which c'fco''" w. an
tic soodnsfs of captain AI'aS e. II. s.'
indebted for my life, and vow " : ~ ',,,. lak
csI and cargo. Fourteen ,en ,. : w., I,
he here s I'll: mott of ,hen 'at n'sh - s.sn.
s.. Lucsr. The Spaniaf's pg . Will 'o'
ton to bills Of heath and ' MY ,h,, q;
give give s J" to the q'o1 pope Il. I'' b'l
.n..,uclres ats on 5as ,sa''
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Shall. we not a:ll he fubjea 70 the wh'm 9
ca,r;ce, the fcliy or witkedscis OF lie %,
dseIs prcssding over that country Aad
NAV not oar rights ana tea.ioss be mace
T., f,sr, Of the nation who own. the ter
r;rofv !, This Calamity may MOI AWAY.
come On Us, III a period as pfopitious as
he srefens. 1n an unexpcctea nomenf
Of dill; atty AMI diitftis, IL may over
v,,elm as like torrent. How weak
then will be the barrier OF d treaty how
vain the call upon national faith and W-
it:ce. They will laugh at our calamity
and mock when oar fear cometh.'
+ TIE Pyvflers in bis msQas; - t'n-
greG jaates fbat ufarm9f'on q teF ofS'ejf-
an offbe b5yt et Mr7v orIc1ns, q04s =, re-
eei-,ed here an tie 9th efDeee&76sr. 1 ne
spaui@ miui;aer in bis After, LpeaEs q TIE
esumvnican9qofths PryE.fest az iris J4b-
pei IN IKE laG Of Novew5e,. Hsle Is a
vqyioae< mi refl arrosufedt'r. Il may
bQve b1en a mJ9aIe on fbe part IF t5e mi
MFR, Jzf il is are nal glua! III dipl9mshf
ca rrelbouaexce.
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MFR, 0af Il IS are H5t EiHH' Z" 3fP1'""""'
eerrslpoudesfe.
TIE CIRCULAR ADDRESS
Gf1erai ComniAv Of corrss5on2e1et,
Appointed By the Phiiad. Bsp5la Aiiocld-
tion.
The faid committee to the Baptit Ado
Citations, Clutches, MiniGers ADD Active
B-eshcrn 10 the United States, with
Grace, Mercy ana Peace, from our
Lord lefus Cbria to be multiplied.
BeIoved .Byetderw,
IT has been inPrclled with weight
or the minds OF foms of Us thefc many
yexs, that {omc mode OF more general
communication would materially conduce
to promote the weIfare of ZION in our
connection particularly by difniiog a
mote general Knowledge OF one another, as
a;le Of iach particulars as i may be ma
teyia 10 know, ana ~ dra zv;zg clo<er the
53zd5 ef uaisn. To dasife iome plan in
itlelf practicable, and Gear OF objections
was the difficulty. 1t was propo.ed
among US in private conyeTlat:on, between
thirty ana forty years ago, TO promote
the ABOVE obJe6s, by means ola general
conference, 10 couit OF delegates from all
parts to meet az {emc central place at fat-
cd periods. This bade fair rot only to
accomplish the above objetts, bar al
% to combine the farther advantage Of
council, as we'll as to promote and pre-
fcrve unity in faith and practice bat 1t
was only talked of.
MIR. Aiplund fome years ago did more,
and to GOOD effect. lie collected mate
rails and pubIikei general Reg;aer of all
the Bap.ilt Adociations, Churches, Mi
niiters and Members on the continent.
This he did at watt expence of labor
and money, for which he de(eryss tie
thanks OF all the Blp.ifs in The union, but
flch particular and important comnuni.
cations are not to be frequently looked
for by the exertions OF all Individual.
The information We want and hope to
receive is the following: WHIST Aiiocia-
tons there are, what number of Churches
and Commandments they compsila, when
and where they mees, the fame CT new
Alociations that may be formed heEeaf-
ter, what new Churches may be conltitu.
ted, when and where, with the number
of Communicates what Churches do not
Allocate, what Churches have diaolved
or are deititu,e, what number Of Minif-
tiers, who have lately been ordained, who
dec@aied, what Liccntiates and [tinerants.
The fate of Religion, declenlioos or re-
vivals, ulefal anecdotas, remarkable oc-
currences, &e. with whatever eiie you may
Judge it may be nascria! and uiesal 70
know. Hereio, dear Rrethren, we win
you, tor the love OF Chria, TO exerciie
diligence a1d activity, and when you
have collected what you caa, tranfm.r the
fame by any fate conveyance thst NAV
prelen,, or by pof, TO the Rev. I. "
tick, at Nd. %, north Third freet, Phi
lade!phia, or any of The members of the
committee, BY The latter end Of Aagua IN
every year.
Decming it unneceaary to enlarge, we
falute you aae5sionaiely in the Lord, ard
remain yonr Brethren in the faith and fell
losfhip Of the GofpeI.
SAM. JONES, PRECEDENT.
TIL. USTICK, Corgefponding Sec.
WA. ROGERS, Recording Sec'ry,
PhladeiPhia, Jan. 5, 1906.
Q rAaoc;a n lately propofed the a.
forefaid General Conference 10 he co3hde-
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T1f;2r Mr. Pieh0x', letter fudlj@ea a
Eqv d.ays free. Lii aO'r,ky Of rtssarAE,
f5ct ne tn e57ciFl iafeligeRee Of tbe
Erea.b TAX vs<qtares 70 fDsf5 Leni1aa4,
c.u<s fye1s The Ggest efa 5oftIga gsver1.
.rest. ogr Sgsytby 5rejGaes, f5,4ls fbet
a Rss26lissrau souessmcaf .GseM bo.ps ~
6fyets, Be t1kes rare eot 70 6seosas p.@.f 4
sc IN, u aftS esnnsa!ta!sng.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

the feSf,n Of the federal e,ocas, n,fc in the
habit of al other chs than the Il shis Of fan
cy. and iarely of all works Of poS-rfa, imtgi-
naion, as we'll al eiegant sna iorcioie dieti5n.
nothing has ever exceeded the federal sdisels.
ir Is wfsog for Connecticut men 10 ensross
all the whole credit of lcch a work--we viii
agree shat Raicdge gave rhe out lines OF Il 70
Dana, Gnf~oId and Goddard before they left
Congref, and Bayard iuu ihsd fone ideas. ant
Ben iaimsisc and Johs Davenport agreed to
think of inpfovemens, and Pc'k,as sad e.
S0ith wee ~ coIes' the msnoior,p,, ana Tim
ethy Pi,kin and Seth sap Smith were 81 gixs>it
nnishng itfoke. snd J,la,haa IngedJi, Toy
way of opsnee'j to Gsn II.
Men may ts.. VIA; ,hey pleal: about the
power Ut 'he human mi.d, DO; no hnsle mal
iince rAe time ci S1lonch. co,ad have coapOf-
cd foch sa sddJtis. The -mli- lngDisr ihiry
about il Is that ne IDEAS q X! thie girss rnea
pisa:d 70 hardly 'IsgInh each osnef ibst t,ey
iaiIly thiew thcn!e.yss ous upon The !aslaCe,
, like rare ripe ouIoGs in a rich ioii, wh.cA u
doubtcb the reai.n If the fvip'cion ihsS shs
hcroes Il Wessher,feid psoducea It.
Thsfe fats allo account for aaothef, which
IL, that the body Of The work "a pooling bur
words. Iguorsot resde,s "iil iofe lhe Whole
beneft OF it--but the acu,e Iesdef viii perceive
between his eyt. aud the ~ nd, ilie noa pew
erul cmbinalion OF thooght--tot exanpie, the
! hrf fiction sppesis 10 fay--ihat TIE political
! dGenhoni of this Stale have seen ie.t ard re-
| gret,ei by every Yinu,a, aud wel Informed
nlan, and thar the origin Of ,hc.ni. ~ei. known.
| AID that Heady habits are in dagger. Al. ,his
| is faying whit tie psblc il pfeiuppoird 10
know And the natural aUetiioD Of flpe f.
cal reader would be, Whist ,beD Out GA the
/ iurfsce of theis very ham.ts wo,d. sse i3f,s,
! thick as ;hought can make them---iueh as )" We
/ Sch Sam Smith. Sam w. Dana, &c. are yir,s-
ous and wei-infoiIRe'. men--we a,s in place and
! with to Iemsin (o--M'. Jefferfon isahsie chat
aeieI, bis sdhersnts in ,hls Stare are "a bad
every thing is goi"g wrong, s"d religion is ia
| danger--bu, we hayc iurs over ,,hcie tunes 10
long, snd ~i,h foli,,le If ei, ,hal we viii IN
FAY that ,he origin u thsie ,diiIepapns s 10 ~rl
known thst no explanation Is cecsfsff.; TOT
ihopd we enter into expl4Eaticns rhe democrats
would deny our iiaIemenr:, and would ehAsse
&, wih coripiTing assint the aoyerhment. as
DfpNl did. >, ,he coH oi his lie, and they
would fay ihs; p'car rumt,er OF US, ago vs'e-
! oos patIio's, yseIc en,m,es Of the revolution.
and ,ha: VIC had cser,ed ourielve. ever face 70
extioen;fh every io.,k nf libe'ty---thai ? majo-
r,ty o. u, we're pubic Ptsti ical enemieso! Ready
habits, aud ihat We had IN fac, fubverled mnre
OF Them in three yesrs than a eeneIs',on cf re-
pablicsns could replace" jce 1homs, ia noe
capable OF cutie'inp "a pghy IDEAS upon the fur-
face Of tuch bs-,er .ce.ioa. -
Moie Of thi. he,, .i'er--but let the ,es6er
) be afuFed that &C J homai oid not write the
sddieis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
On MODERATION.

What ri. we to iuppoie Of defcrip,ion Of
men who preach up m,deyahce, aud oenounce
thcte who are not as eoli AZ ihemievss What
l. ,hi. thiog that they call noasrafncs Is it
patronage os fs,ies Is tito beilow beneG. Up
on an ssemy at the expence ef a jrirrd IL il
90 arm yoer Adverlsiy with the weapons OF
Government fox your own deRruction If this
he moderation, away with il
Pertccution is an isaobie ae, unworhy of
an hoaonble cauie But is il peilscution to
pfcfera dtmoe,af to tory IL it peSecstion to
coaa lc in sv6,g in preference TO tsy /? II
this be perlSeu.ion, it is viitue Of the hra or
der.
What is the visissce of which 70 many
complaints arc made ? Does il coniik in an ad-
hcrence TO right principles. and perseverance
in the fuppot of jaa eauie L. il that visof
which fuasiaed Us in the reign of terror. and
carried us triumphaatly 10 the iuppoU OF q
juA caufc Is it to be found in an energetic
condatt in favor Of the principles OF our cooai-
tutioa Or. to gradoate It by a thermomster,
is it Lx~ner beat ia oppoGiioo TO the J,sssiss
Soisf liz be visirnee 10 embark all our ener-
GIGS in fuppor Of our rights. and TO cie oul
bsit means to fstte the prisciples -of our con-
ftiiution upon an iumoveibie bsas--then indcet
!, IS violence an attribute Of the noa exalted IA.
suSc u tho charAcscs " mao.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
HARRlSBURGH, (Penn.) June 9.
= AnQiber Murder.

On the goth March, Doa. James
Tler, fon OF Mr.. Samuel Wier, OF
lIa,riiburgh, was unfortunately killed
il . duel at the Natchez, by cne Fran
els Sergeant. While our feelings are
naturally alive in iympathiling with
an aflided parent, in his bereavement
CT fayorite, OF an amiabie child, we
sanno, but Join with the unfaIhionaeie
ia declaring our abhorrence 10 this
de,citable, though prevalent notion of
honor. We lament that 10 promlhng
young man as Do6t. WIer, was de-
priveI of the pTelence of fome real
friend 10 fnatch him from 70 barba.
.rous an employment an employment
70 uncongenial both 10 his word: and
actions for all who were acquaint-
ed wit the deceaicd, will not hefitatc
10 aiIert, thar in amiable and 'engag-
ing manners, in exemplary conduct,
both focal and moral, he was furpaG-
ed by few. How unfortunate, then,
thar fuch character thould have been
'periuaded 10 become the victim OF Ia
.barbarous culiom But what is this
.cufom? Why, very club of deipc-
radoes, without religion, without con.
feiencc, pack Of renegade chiitians,
who arc fcandsl to their protection,
anu hame to their nature, vote muir
der gentcel action: And 70 become
the itanJard Of honor aud bravery J.
Such mems Judgments are as faile as
their principles, and their opinions as
depravcd as their manners: AS well
might Lhey declare, becaufe raicals
extoI PERJURY, hiahwaymen robbery,
ahd debauchees lewinetS, that theie
are credilable and innocent vocations.
B3iidcs, can any thing be more ex'
travayanrly toolih, than the pun6tilios
of dueililt ? One has given me the
lie to wipe off the adront, mutt
provoke him to tit at my lungs, OF
pilol me to rhe heart !---Ah, but rigbi
tlaEds for you But what if fortune
Aands for your an,agonit ? Right is
a dull weapon, unlelS ikill and good
luck manage it.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

The leaders Of the faction have
a(Tu ned il as an infalioie dogma that
TIE aSmiaigrat0u is to bc lied down
Had they but recolletted for mo-
ruent thar their lies for years palt
have had no other effect than 10 en-
dear the pyelent Chief Maei!trate to
the peopIe--and that the anda-ity of
their lies, their aEsaymoYs letters to
Gen. Warrington, and their audaci-
Gus lies uAdcr the iignature of PbOeion,
and other names, contributed to make
his general character better known,
and wore eiteemed--they would per-
.ceive that their lies and their Saosymoas
ititers, are equally likely TO tontribuse
10 his honor and the public confidence
in him. We have Oh all occaiions
thought it is the mott polite courle
thar We could puriue, to remain iilent.
and let the t5rieJ 20 their full length
in defamation--and at our leiiuyc Cas-
2oa Splice fays) 10 bring fbsm up b,
81. ran. That wonderful mojel o
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ssme rules. regulations and reeriaiops a. are
.rrcIesbed IN law IN cafe of ~rrs Of error and
thar the laid iuprsme court fhsll be, and here
by is so,h2uifsd and required TO receive. hear
and determine fnch appeals. And that 70 much
of the nineteenth aad twenty fscond icetions OF
,hc ACT of Congsei,, entitled {" An att to eaab.
iih the Judicial courts Of The United States, /"
paGed on the twenty fourth day Of September,
one thouisnd feven hundred and eighty nine.
IS comes within the pursicw OF this act, flnail
be and the fame is ne,eby repealed,
NATHANIEL MACON,
- Sf,ak>y ftbe Ho.F IF R,syyenfafive,.
STEPHEN K. BRADLEY,
Prcfdcnf eftbs Ses0h, pro nmSs,s.
APrRovID, March sd, 1905.
''H: JEFFERSON.
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LEXINGTON, (Ken.) June 7.

We are warranted in aaerting,
that our Indian neighbors are difpof-
ed for peace We. have more to fear
tne conieqaences ofthe iawlels beha-
vior OF our frontier men than the hof-
+ ti.ities Of the Indians. A gentleman
-eireee from Naichez, informs that a
; band Of robbers (whitc men) infef the
eounrry be,ween the Indian towns and
The teftiements; and are generally
painted and drehed as Chocktaws.
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Nor. e5su, censedieDt &" S,ecly Ra5H, :"

TIE Lsra!iass. " fpiri,ua! and temporal. :"
OF Connecticut, alarmed ar the progfeis which
the principles OF civil and religious liberty are
daily making ia ,ha, Stare, have lately had =
grand Careri 10 deyife and digeR means and
mealores for preierving their ioiqui;ou, fway.
This Caucus conliited Of the federal nembers OF
the Legill,uve, and of the T" notaoies" from s'l
psrts OF The Sta;e.-Aa Adlref. 70 the People
OF the State was moved. and a Committee sp.
pointed 70 draw one.-This addreis vc may ex-
pea to diipiay all the eloqucnce aad argument,
as well as the fsilehood and pcrvcrion, Of ,hefe
4" men OF virtue aud ta.eot,.' [ib. :
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Connecticut. VS.. Rsiigicn !

A petition ha, bcen preieotcd 70 the Leeii-
Isture Of Connecticut, now in teihon, by the
BattN Congregation. prsyirg relief from num-
ber of grievance, which tn; people OF that per-
fuadon lu,an from the p,r'iality aud cpprei
Gvenefs OF fapdry L. . Of tina; Safe The Lc-
gilasute rejected the petition. IsI 70 4S.--
Yci C0azeliieaf, while !, denies 10 diRasent DC.
nominations of Ch,aians the eujo,meut OF ao
equality of rights and privilege, boaas of q pa
oos yea, for the inteica, OF Religion WHAT
mockery NJ 7ras -imt,ieas.