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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17

The Hou(e went into committc OF the whole
Mr.. Vagnum in the chair on the following ie.
port.
The committee REPORT
That in confequence Ct The evidence collected
by them, in sif:ue Of The powers with which
they have been invsfed BY the Houfe, and which
is her,an,a fubjoine3, they are OF opinion.
That Samuic Ch4!e, eiquire, ore of thc ai1o,
c;atc iaRices of the !upremc court Of the Uoited
States be impeachcI Of high crimes and milde.
meanors
2. That Richard Peters, dia,ia Judge OF the
dintict OF Pcnnfylvanis, bath nor 10 acted as to
require the interpolation Of the confitutional
power of this Houle.
On rcadiag the fri re(olution for the impeach.
meat os Sarnule Chaie.
Mr. Ellioc fpoke At conidcrabie length; went
lully into a v;cw Of the ,cttimony contained in
the report Of the committee and concluded
VITA cxprsiliug the opinion that Judge Chaie had
not rendered himlelf liable to impeachment in a.
ny cafe Gased therein, bpr THAI Of TIC trial OF
Calender, Fsom the dlfpalonaye and deliberate
conGdegation Of Mr.. Chale's conducr on this DC,
cation, though not prepared TO afcribe to him
corrupt motives, or to view him guilty. Of high
crimes, he conlidered him as guilty Of n,ildemean
ors for which he was impeachable On this
ground therefore, he fhould vote for tie re-
port
The qaehioa was then taken on agreeing to
the tistt reloution and carried Ayes u.
The committee then agreed, without diyi,
fon, 70 the fecond refolution relating TO Richard
Peters.
The committee rofe and reported their agree.
nlent 10 the report of the fslete committee.
The Floule Immediately took the report into
confederation.
The fea rciolution rejecting Mr.. Chafc hsv.
ing been read.
Mr.. z. Gsifwod obferved that in the fele6
COMMITTEES appointed to enquire into the official
conduct OF Samuel Chalc there had been no diff
culiioa, and no points fet,led, except thofc con-
tanned in the reioiution. Ne pare OF the do.
cumenrs, contaned in the report, had been taken
no and difcuGed. would, iaid Mr.. 6. myfef
have undertaken on this location to enter mi.
nutelv into the te}imony, were not of opinion
thar the fentiments of the foHfe sresa!ready form
ed. | have examined the depoitions critically,
and ] am ready TO fay that they continue no
grounds for impeachment. But | have been Ia.
mentally convinced, by nournful experience,
thatnothing which can be faid in the cafe OF i'm
peachnents will have any ef,et on this Houle
/ lhall therefore fay nothing on this refousion at
,his time; but lhall content mylelf with calling
FOR the yeas and nays.
Mr.. ]. Randolph. Like the gentleman from
Connecticut, it is no part ofmy intention TO en-
Ger into confederation of the report of the COM
mittee appointed to enquire into the official con-
dot2 Of Mr. Chafe and Mr.. Peters. On this
occafon, as on another, in which | had the ho-
nor of being one of thofc to whom was conidcd
the nsuagemenc of an impeachment, ] am will
ing 10 eft the dsciGon which Lihall give on the
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,Gsangca5S of tie Glllten States.
COURT OF lMPEACHMENIS.
ls3foda Pickering fund guilty q High Crimes
and Eiisaemeaas2s8, and removed fem
eEee.


Agreeabiy to notice gwen TO the E0nle O.!
Representatives, on Saturday that the court Of
impeachucnts would iris DAY al twelve O'clock
proceed &C. pronounce ]pdgmsas on the articles
of Impeachment, exhibited BY them again& Iohn
Pickering, the Manages attended, and The frit
article WAS read
ADD on the qistioas.is John Pickering dI-
trict jha4ge Of New I4atngihre, sultyas caarg-
ed sin .Ahc iii asslSls Of impeachment exhibited
againiE him by the IEoo{c Of Representatives ]?
Il vas deyeFminea IN the affirmative, cas- r9
Nays 7.as follows
YEAS
Mea.s. Anderf5n, BALDWIN, Breckenridge,
Cock, Elle+, Franklin, Jac<fon, Logan Mack,
lay, Nieholas, Potter, |. Smith, 5. Smith, j.
smith, (oaiallJ. Smith, IN. " sumter, Vena.
bic, Wolghington, Wright-Is
NAYS.
Mefss. Adams, Hlilhou[., 0lcott, Pickering,
PIumer, Tracy, Wells--7.
The fame qaetion was ppt, il the fame way,
upon the .hree remaining articles, and decided
by a like refult.
Ca The queaion, Is the Court Of opinion that
John Pickering be removed from the office of
Judge Of tie Dlltritt Court of the Dsitrtt OF N.
Hampfhire? It was determined in the atfirma.
tive-Teas 20, nays 6, as follows:
YEAS MeiI.s. Andesfon, .BlIdwin, Brecken-
ridge, Cooke, Elery, Franklin, Jackton, Logan,
Maclay, Nicholas, Potter, !. Smith, S Smish,
]. Smith, lohio) ]. Smith, IN. Y. Sumter,
Vcnable, Wells, Worthington, Wright, 90.
NAYS. MeEs. Adams, Hillhoase, O!cort,
Pickering, pIuner, fracy-6
The courtshcn Adjourned size de.
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By vi,t,se Of q Deed Of 7ruje
TO the fubfctibrr, will be ezpo(ed to fale upo,
the premiics, for READY money, on the GrG Day
OF March next, if tsir, if not, the next fair
day,
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March s,
a~t NOTICE.

90 NOTICE.
THE PRECEDENT and Directors OF the Little
River Turnpike Company have dircae1 that the
Stockholders pay the fubtcriber Tn Dolza,s on
each fhsre Of Stock. on or before the Io,h day
of April next.
Chas. Page, Trcalurer.
March I. IlwIOthA
gg Cath given for clean linnen and
cotton rags.
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4 dlece of Ground,

lying upon the eaf tide Of Warrington facet, sra
noyth fde Of C4m.Ton &reet, in the town Of
Alexandria, extending with Wsihiagt0n ilfcer
fifty Gve feet, with Caalsson freet fofy isyen
t-At: alto
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4 Mece Of Gr0AMd, |

lying upon tie north Gle Of ten LEFT alley ex-
rending eaawardly from Wilmington 'eef, hs.
ginning upon the fad alley, fity fey6T feet to she
eaawaTd Of Warrington Street qta extending
with the alley fifteen feet, and n@'hwaFdiy pa
rale! TO Wellington Street twhy feet, Allo
enc entire SQUARE containing fevo acres bound.
ed % ,he fouth by Oroncko Street, on he north
By pendeson Rreer, on the eagB2 Alfred afeet,
and on the Wet by Pattck f,est. Tbs 'qaarc
is fubect TO an annuaI reut Of hrtg tiiree PooodS
current money of Virginia, payable % Charles
Alexander, Elq. JAMES hEl r.
Feb. II. eo"''
The excelIIve badnels Of the
weather at the time appointed for the Sale OF the
above property, prevented the (aie taking place
It viii now be offered !or faie on Monday inc
.9th day OF this month ca the respective Preni-
fcs. If that day lhould prove hnfaYorblc, I:WiA
be offered the next fair day.
JAMES KEITH.
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-, S'me days face a WEALEs about forty feet
l us' having miGsd bis way, aod got up cur
al as faraa Rcedy Hand, rear which II ran
r, @o,e' and WAS killed By lome CT the country
e;,1 We ase told it Is On It's way TO this
~ where II WA be exhibited TO The view Of
su''oOs. Phi. Paper,
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MonGay, March IL
JUDGE CHASE IMPEACHED.

The Houle went into committc Of the whole
Mr.. Varnum in the chair on the following le
port.
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Eats jforeign gatstligellta.
LONDON, February 60

We rejoice to state that his majesty, IS
pronounced byhis physicians to be not only
out of danger, but in fair way OF recoye'-.
ry.
Our advices from the coast continue to
sassurs US, that the enemys preparations Tor
ths. invasion of this country are IN such a
state ofSompletion, as to render 1t highly
probable that the daring attempt will not
much longer be delayed. The information
received by government IS amply sorroba-
tive of these accounts and Ministers are,
in consequencein daily expectation Of some
movements of importance being attempted,
from most of the opposite ports. AL the
letters of Saturday concur in stating that
the enemy's flosillas are again on the alert,
for the purpose of reinforcing the grand de-
pot at Boulogne.
The masters of several vessels, arrived IN
the River from Amsterdam report that at
the time of their sailing the frost had setln
with great severity, and thatStheir naviga-
ton Of the Zuyder Zee was much lmpeded
by the ice. They add that all the small yes
sells had been conveyed from Amsterdam
&c. by canals to Flushing but that, there
are IN the Texel about 60 ships ottrom 400
to 100 tons burthen on board Of WEIGH the
troops assembled atthe Helder are to en-
bark.
Letters from Gurnsey Of the f4th inst.
mention that an unusual hustle prevailed a
long the enemy's coast &c. The opinion
was, that some enterprize was on the eve
of execution.
A foreigner, seized at Castelar, in Ire
land, on suspicion of beng a spy, was on
Monday last brought TO Dublin, under
military escort, and committed to pri-
son.
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rena;red to their several alarm posts, pre-
nared with ball, cartridges, &c. and strong
.,atroles Of horse were in motion the whole
night. No two persons scarcelyare agreed
as to the cause; bubthe fact, you may rest
assured, was this: The commander OF a
northern corps of Yeomanry, who IS now
in this city, received letter from ms first
lieutenant, informing Jim, that On the
night Of the date Of his letter, a rising was
expected; and that he had served out am
manition to his corps, and that they were.
in momentary expectation OF an attack.
This letter the eomanry commander shew
ed, Of course, at the Castle, and all those
precautionary steps were taken which VI
gilant and active government should adopt /;
foras there was no time to correct the IN
formation; the natural conclusion was, that
If any instruction was really meditated in
any part of the country, it would or might
have been intended in the capital also, and
at the same tiu2es generally al over the IS
land. While | am happy to tell you that
the alarm was, for the most part, unfound-
ed in truth, lcannot but notice how hap
PLY 1t proved the, alertness and zeal OF our
z eomanry. On the first intimation Of any
danger, they few under arms to their Sc
veral posts, and in about ten minutes or a
quarter of an hour, there was q force OF
loyal preparation. which, | am sure would
have disnlayed, and easily suppressed any
active rebellion which the metropolis could
have produced. The Yeomanry Of Ire
land will justify the handsome tribute paid
by Mr.. Secretary Yorke TO their zeal, 10y
atty, courage and efficiency
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Fresh alarm IN Ireland.
DUBLIN, Feb. Is.


G Last night this city exhibited an ap-
pearance OF the greatest alarm, and the
guards at the several barriers were doubled
large patroles of cavalry paraded the
streets the entire of the night, while the re-
mainder of the, garrison were to man I'M
der arms within the walls of their respect
i've barracks. The military display did
not fail of exciting the mostlively apprehen
sions. The yeomanry few to arms the
10th Of last July did not exhibita more nu-
merous meeting of the citizens. The fol-
lowing which can rely on, are the only
circumstances which, after the minutest
enquiry, have come to my knowledge, as
furnishing a cause for this extraordinary
alert. Government within the space of
very few hours, received intelligence
from Mr.. Seavor, of Armagh, that rising
was Immediately TO be,apprehended IN thar
country connected with a movement which
was to take place as of lastnight in this ci-
ty. They had similar information from
the Collector Of Newry. 1t was reported
to them thata considerable number Of fish
ermen of Dublin Bay had absconded for
the pu. pose of serving as pilots to the enc
my !; that the county Of Kildare is COM
pletely organized, and ready to obey its
Rebel Chiefat moments notice; and f.
nally, that Rebel Committee had been
taken next door to the POST flee in Cork,
which had been discovered receive its f.
nal instructions from the invading army.
believetthat even more mat erial In
formation is in the possession of govern
sment.''
g Corcoran, the Rebel Chief, who has
been for considerable time the terror OF
the county of Carlow, and for whose ap-
prehension large reward was offered by
government, has at length terminated his
career. The Revd. Mr.. Eastwood, of
Killian in the county of Wexford, having
received information that Corcoran and
some OF his gang were concealed in a house
about mile from him, sent a party of 10
yeomen of Jamestown infantry, under the
command of VIM. Ellison, SERGEANT in the
Ross Guards, who approached the house
with his small party in three divisions, and
after receiving the fire of the rebels, closed
on them; Corcoran received a shot through
his body, and issince dead. An outlaw Of
the name Of Brennan was wounded, and
a noted rebel John Fitzpatric, who had
deserted from Hompesch's Corps, and
went under the name of the Hessian, was
secured. A blunderbus, two musquets
(which had been plundered from some of
the Boris infantry,) and several pistols,
fell into the hands ofthe yeomen, who con-
Quoted themselves with uncommon steadi-
ness.
Aaotter letter, same date.
"a very considerable degree of alarm
prevailed in this city last night. The gar
rison was under arms, and the yeomanry
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Z CORK, February t2.

: Several persons who were IN pubic
house, in George-street, we're on Friday
night arrested upon charges Of being par
ties at seditious meetings. The admins
tering of criminal oaths to a few Of the po-
pulace, has been tracedto an individual or
two, who are publicly known and who,
the better to engage the compliance of the
thoughtless and ignorant, have UNANIMOUSLY,
basely, and wickedly slandered some ofthe
most loyal, wealthy, and respectable gen.
tlemen of this city, by naming them as ac-
completes in the projected treason.
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Congress Of tie Auite0 gtate8.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, March %.

Mr.. Nicholion, from the Managers appointed
to confer with the Managers of the Senate on the
dllagreeing votes of the two houfes on the Lou
iflana bill, made report recommending that the
houfe hould Iecede from their amendment, BRO
.potng iubitituts for the fourth fiction of the
bill asst came from the Senate. The fubAitnte
provides for the election of Legislative council
by the people OF Loufana. Mr.. Nicho(on OBJ
ierved that the Managers on the paft of the Sc
nate, had rePrelented that the election Of !egif
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NOTICE.

The Circuit Court Of the Diltri6 Of
Columbia having at the March fefion holden
in the county OF Alexandria, Ordered and Di-
rectcd, in the fuite Of Wyllie, Langley and others,
complainants agant Robert Alexander, his Truf
tees and other defendants depending on rhe Chan
Gerry 6je of the ia,d court. that the iu5icriber
mike up, adult, letle and report to the fid court
rhe accounts and claims of the faid plaintiffs,
fatsd in their bull and of other Judgment Gre.
d,tors Of the laid Robert Alexander, anterior to
the deed Of sfuit neptioned in the (Aid bills which
deed bears date tie 26th day of December 1899
The fesrral perlons coming under the decretl.
order made in the aforefaid iuite, arc hereby IN
formed, that | ihail attend at my office in the
town cf Alexandris, from ,his day until the Ssh
of April 'nexs onwaich day fhall make up my
report, to carry into effect the fad order, at
which ,iue and place the feyerai parties inter-
reaed are requslted to attend with the neceaary
documents, to enable me execute the order.
George Deneale.
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AMSTERDAM, January IS.

The following is an extraa Of a lcttcr frog,
ealaia -" Nota ithRanding the extraordinary
ezertions thar has been made, the expedition
agsioE England can SCARCELY be expected 10 cake
place before tLeend OF March, 70 much time will
be requ!e 10 aEeInbie tile afme! vsaels and
tranfp0as at Boulogne, and encreate the national
Rotilla there TO The number OF 500 iaiL."
coniidcrablc promotion has been made ia
our Marine among others, captain Blos de
Trenong has been appointed a Rear Admi.
ris
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LEGHORN, LanuarY 4.

In conGequence Of the order OF Geoeral Mnrat,
the f'g OF our foscrei8n has beco lubltitu;ed on
eur forts TO tina, of ste French. The latter,
however, Fill retain the command of The interior,
but they maintain excellent diicipliGc commerce
becomes every day moe aouFilhog, and the ad :
vantage which al clalIss derive iom the change
ere lncalculabls Vedtis daily arrive, which
were defined Cor othcr ports but dare not fail
FOX shsm on account OF shciE being b.ocksaed
by the Engiilh.
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HAMBURGH. FEBRUARY Z.

Representations of a very inlolcnt nature have
it is iaid, been made by the French Government
to the Danilh court. The principal object is 10
exclude the Enslfh from the psrts of INC Baltic
by lhastng up the found. Denmark has gwen
decided negativeto this demand, ard applied
for the mediation Of Ruff, which las b1so gfam
ed. In the mean time ii is in contempt lion 10
tain the whole population of the DutchIes Of
Holftien AID Schdefwie 10 the ufe of arms, that
they mey be ready 10 seGlt any hottie attempt
on the part OF The Tira Conful.
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S II O E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

"A AVA ~ 4AIL ~ L. Ab&4A
RxlbeafalLy mt5rms bis Tsqua end Cexafy Csl,
tanners thar Re eoutemplatss lt4ri&g tbis plaee
,@artiy, ard 4oiA dyp9tt oft6e toiioeving S60es
fer ra)b, ereaa, ar produce z'iS
Engliih and American colored KID
Slippers,
Do. black and white, high and Io~ heels,
Back, fed, green anu blue Morocco Slip
pers,
Ladies Black Morocco Jcferion's lhoes.
Miles Red aod Black do,
500 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
Black Stuff do.
Mites Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys fne and coarse ih0es.
Children's Jctferlon Shoes, and pumps.
Meas f4e Morocco ihoes, and dancing pumps.
Do. fine Morocco ihoes, and coaiie lhoes.
March IT q.
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March 10.
Ten Dollars Reyard.

Runaway from the fublcriber Ky
ing in Fairfax County, on Friday night the 10Th
inll. negso man fave, named
DE n MS,
about twenty one years Of age, luppofcd TO De
about Ave feet, feven or eight inches high, OF
daikih complexion, little fguins eyed, on one
oc his fees nor recolletTed which, lasge knot on
the jointo bis great roe, occaioned by fp'ain
whcn he went away had on a round lscket and
paptaoons of white plains, country made hat
about half worn, no other cloathlug recoliected..
/ expect be calls hiufelf D.nnis Ramfey, if he
does not change his name.
James Deneale, fen
March26, diff.
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RATISBON, lar. At.

Yeferday, Citizen Racher, the French Charge
des affairs, piefenied to the diet letter from
tn. Pope, addrelIed IS 70 our beloved Son in
ChriG, Napoleon Bonaparte." It's contents
concern the religious fairs OF Germany.
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puhItt 5aIs,

OnFRfDAY, March 39. VIII be fold
ar the Vendne Store,
4 quantity q Printing Iyps, CSC.
the properly of the late DIR. Floyd.
Philip G. Marlselleg,
March ~
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Tluenty Tsue Dollars Reua1d.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcribe,'s farm, Ia
the county of Alexandria. diaFa of Columbis,
aMulasto man called MATT COOK, ab1ut
feel high, between s. and 90 years Of age. ons
hair which he wears tied, lock ef qcbitt bair on
III. front of his head, little to the LETT, coop
rby trade; he has fevcral fears on bis arms and
wits, fcar on his back occahoncd by fcald,
and fev.tal muks from whip; he is very fond
cfdrink and gambling he took with him va.
nsty oil clothes and lome cooper's tools. He
creaed the Potomac a, Geosgetown few days
iince, and viii probably make for Baltimore, as
ne has been very anxious for fomc time paa TO
90 TO lea. | will give the above reward for
recurring laid fellow in any Jail, 70 thar get
HIN again, ., thirty dollatf, with reafona5le
charges If brought home. Or All matters Of
ssdsls and Others are forewarned harbooring, en-.
poymg or caring eff faid fellow at their peril.
c. f. Whiting.
lei, i
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kly II.
& j. K Z NJ O N I,

THE place where The Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
lived, about tosr miles from Alexandra, will
DC satd 60 good tenant VINO will keep the
place in coed repair, and comply with the terms
a'ths ies(c; 20 lueha tenant | will leaic the
pace t0r fourteen years from January next. The
n0aies will be put 10 good repair for the receipt
% Of Careful tenant, and none ellie need apply.
Any perEon who wiihes TO become the tenant
VII call the fubfcriber who Will thew the place.
lhis place is handsomely fisna,ed, having a
gaod yisw Of Alexandriatrom the bou(e, and a
''e'y large meadow about two hundred yards be.
NV, excellent well water sld two good fprings.
sl'a an ice hooie and every convenience necefafy
VI gentleman farmer. For terms apply TO
B. Dalany.
:. ~ 3. The dwelling has twelve rooms in Is,
'Aa two paGags,,
'a0'st'' Hill Aug. II. a41
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Al IL ~ ~ In SINA A|A~A>
Intending TO leave this place early next tsH,
offers for fae, on The moR reasonable terms his
STOCK on HAND, conffing 81 a haa,lfome fe.
lection Of
DRY GOODS
adapted TO the, prelens ieaion. ---All pcrsons
having claims agaipe mm are reqoefted - lisetent
them for iettle,neat, sud tboie indebted TO him
will be plcsfed to make payment.
John HoxI6urgh.
June Ia.
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N O T / C E..

Asit is my intention clofe all my accounts
by the htG OF Oaober, tho feindeb.cd to me viii
pleafe TO make payment previous TO that time,
TO enable me to atisfy thofe who have claims up
ON me. ,rhofc who do not comply with this DO.
tice cannot coniider thrnfelves entitled to fur.
Their csedir. ] have on hand Tome 1i1e cloth &c.
which will make up very low for cath, or for
punetual cuRorrers as ufua'.
James S. Scott.
Augus 81. DIST solos
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26

8. True Republican;srr--the mc,a atty of
government, and GO ment Of morals.
e. The union CT the states, iniamy To
those who advise their dissolution.
z. Religion, liberty, and properly, the
treble blessing trebly secured to our bre-
ihren of Louisiana by treaty, law and prin-
ciple.
8. The wreaths ofIiberty, stronger ties
than the chains Of slavery.
9. Our neighbors OF Canada and Mex
leo, respect 10 their natural limits-ami,y
and good neiShborhood.
10. The river ST. Laurence-may she
become the Mississippi of the north.
IL. The DISCRIMINATING Sampson OF New
England-unlikc the Sampson of old
harmless with the same weapon.
IL. The New York eleGtion-a lesson
to those whoassumc democracy as mask.
Is. Federalism--its views unlolded by
the profligacy of its adherents, and their
union with traitors and aposta,es.
IA. The governor of PennsyIvania-
the patriot Of rs.
Is. Robert II. Livingston and James
Monros-enlghtened statesmen, able ne
gociators, and Jealous patriots.
is. Our fellow citizens prisoners in
Tripoli-may they soon be free as us.
IL. The fair sex of the old and new ter
ritories of the United States.