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!. PHILArELpHIA. January I.

Another mill came ID from Hatehsz
YESTERDAY. Although NOT so late as that
previously rskeivsd, liz adds 4 few par
ticulats 10 our knowledge Of The event. Of
transferring iip,lisiana to the French: II
appears that Ill ranks and conditions are
Pleased at the prospect Of apPertaining TO
The United States and great numbers Of
the most respectable ind ancient inhabi-
s.ants Of New flsahs, have already =
d6pted the Black Cocsade. Atsthe mo-
msnt OF hosting the French nag on the
3oth Nov. the most profound siienceper-.
yadsd the numerous coneonrss thatwere
assembled @ witness the ceremony not
on eouldbe either heard OF perceived !;
and had itnos beenfor the final change
mornenay expected, the regret ofthepeo-
pie as passing ssen. ! Spanish TO a French
dominion, would have been openly testi.
Fed under the very eye of the project:
The conduct Of tie Spaniards through
ont, isrepresented as highly frank and
honorable Their troops were prepsr-
ing.o embark not without some regret
on The part Of the inhabitants, who can
parate from men, who for many sears
past. had governed the country with
much moderation. The project person
ally snperintrnded the concerns OF the
police, and by 4 courteous deportnsht
/ had gained considerable public esteem.
{ Il was understood that his inssraeGons
as to the limits Of the colony were dehs
nitiye 70 be solextensise as our, admins
tration alledges. The commissioners
wereeertainly to be at NeW Orleans the,
18th December, when a great fete was
10 rake place. Ref.
-------s 4 ~ tE Z Y
Officers from the Metliterranean say,
that war between theU United States and
|aa 4F~N.<
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WILMINcTo N. ~. c.) Dec. ~.

The Jsile1pisF tftsr. dated 0cfs5sr i 5,
1908, from Nairhifotiies, 500 miles Id
RID RiDey, urittrn6g ageaflsmGa sss,-
has explored that eosi,fry. drldn315 re-
rides aseYe, lrds cone,unieafed 10 fhe
raftor By me hon, Iamss G3iiHsstiis,
esq. member eengress sr pis ds-
tricf. 3 &. "A s
& The subject Of the western limits Of
Louisiana, exri,eshsre amongthe French
and Spaniards, considerable anxiety
Many suppose Il 20 begin At Cape Nord,
which is near the mouth Of Sabine flyer.
and runs 50 IS 70 include al the waters
of Red river; but WHISTLER straight
7Dr 4 curved line, IS another uestions i
straight Inc from Cape Nord 10 the head
of Rcd River, win include, - believe,
tae most beautiful country ID America,
now part Of the Spanish province Of Ia
chus, Spelled Taxes for Red River.
near Lodd, 5 nation q frieadlynibe Of
ir,dians1 about loo miles above this post
forks--the main branch Of il, which Is 4
very barge river runs IN adireStioan near
due Il. and w. and Is navigable nearly
1000 miles Il rises IL uaountaiRs DC ST..
4 Re, the head branshes nearly 81 Quite
sinterlock with the river Jeremiraa dc Ia
ps or Zaaa liver, 4 large branch 81 river
Grand or Bravo. Atora little below its
conauence with the river Grand, Is sitii-
ated the city Of Saint a Fe, the capital
OF New Mexico, This main branch
of Red River crosses the heads ii nearly
right angles 6f die SaBine Angelina Of
Snow river, Trinity, the Bsous (orihe
arms Of God, the Colorado or 81. An
tone, and GondeIope rivers, which are
generally from $40 500 miles ioSe and
empty separately in the Gulph Of Mexi.
co, between Red river and the river
Grand, 50 that a right line from Cape
Nord win extend nearly w. NV. and
cut across several oftiiose rivers towards
their heads, and include some of he I'm
cst ccnutries il the world, aboundine
with rich prAifies stocked with butfaloes,
Wild horses, n1s.es, hogs, antelopss
&C. and no hostile Indians 10 contend
with. Bot should Tie line Sc 4 curve,
pprsuing some water course anil Il ~.
rivss 4 the diyiding ridge tEst divides
the watcrscf Red river, FROM tt,e heals
ofthose other before mentioned rivers;
i wilI make an immense difference both
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dcmrcd, and had like g have been hilnSs
but was pafdonrd ~ the exeenttse.--.
i fIerc Mr.. Smile sat Down put MS hand
70 his neck, and looked around with some
degree Df exnltation ] As much Is 70 say.
ifthis il not SUFFICIENT % impeach him,
what the devil isl
Mr.. Griswold, said that respectns
+ The RIGHT which the bench might flavato
econfine The bar within 4 certain latitude,
II their observations to the Jury. N
criminal cases, various opinions were er-
] sertained by various persons: Seine le-
al Characters were inclined tothink that
ne bench could not limit forensic dis
Il cussIon 10 any particular point, but that
,they had he right Of descending rot on
II % the fact but on the law hFising from
he fact, to.fhe Jury; Yhiie. others were
az opinion, that the observatons Of the
bar Is points of law must 81 addressed
/ g the court only. Mr.. G. hid he did
not perceive the necessity d fnyestigat-
ipu he correctness Of these bin;ons on
thisoccasion I; for even adv iiting thai
the fudge might have been, slaken, be
rather thought that such mlstl e should
MOI become The sioieet Of Impeachment
q niiless the opinion fessed IS suited
froma corrupt and improper motive AMI
he could 96t but think 4 strange, tha
whentheIe had been apiurality q persons
oathe = inch, coinciding n tins opinion
one only should be singled out for repre-
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hundred guineass - utterly and bsolutsly
.groundless and false, 3 s4j $50
3. That this charge originated in ma-
lice on The part ofthe said Baily, occasi-
oned be the zeal which Sthe said Judge
has 50 uniformly and iaudably manifest
ed in the performances of his duty, in car-
rying into effect helaws Of this common
wealth FOR the suppression Of gaming. :
Your committee wish to be distinct
" understood that the egoingresolu-
tions, are no. produced BY the failure Of
the said Raily 70 take the oath required
as aforesaid !; but on the contrary, that
these resolutions would have been adopt
ed even II the said Bailyhad gone far
ther than he has done, and added the
vilest perjury TO ths basest ealumny -
Because II is proved BY the evidence of
many witnesses, entitled TO the highest
degree of eonsid Iteration, that the said
Baily Is ! professed gambler: Because
II is also proved, that the mind OF the
said Baily was inhuencedby spirit Of
revenge against the said judge: Because
the exemplary and honorable character
Of judge Tucker, in private as well an
public ffe, sustained for so many years,
osghtte be deemed snfficient, and by
your eonnittee are deemed sufficient, to ]
shield Him, not only from an attack, niade
by sneha wan as the said Baily Is repre=
scented and believed 10 be, but 10 guard.
him from the suspicion that such an at !
tack by whomsoever made, could posi-.
bly, be Supported. !" "a S.zss 4, II
=. Your committee take leave 10 add,
that while they are doing justice TO Judge
Tucker, they take pleasure in rescuing
from undeserved reproaeh, the hitherto
untainted honor of The Judiciary depart-
ment, andin shelving 10 thc people, and
70 our sister states, that the character Of
the commonwealth, for the integrity of
its public officers, should continue 10 be
heldin the highest estimation.
The said resolutions being twice read,
were unanimously agreed 70 By the house.
The Hon. St. George Tucker was, on
the 7th instant, elected Judge Of the high
court Of appeals, by the general assem-
piy OF TINS eommonWealtH, IN the room
OF the yeperable Edmund Pendleton, de-
ceased. f., [Hirginia Gaa.
8 = 4@5T r =-------. ls.
Tht toilena,s spiaian sf fudge Tucker.
Is tstrdcied firm Tacker's Blackstone,
sok { page $685. a rvoyk q ac1;a,otp-
ietiged s,erft. and l1ireal,4 In tte hanas
z - -. : !, n ], 49,
~ ''m q eVeYy tfeai saara lf I 90 ne
midalr states. Il may Be proper ii d
sl,srf s,,y,to,, Nun, T. ;,,f, -, = ~ -,
=, = $ s
teaasr, nat tnags tacAer mas 'atpfr
f, teen considered a. d iedexaLsf.E =, - M.
$3.50. ...., 5... -. -. &
- = - @ts sRee''oH q s0e teya, oitf
as rigid republican. tt.,S* :
1" That absolute independence az j..
Judiciary, for which ire contend !. No.
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She had several gashes Of the axe in dii-
ferent parts Of her face, neck and breast i;
three Of her fingers cut entirely off and
others partly. He then returned 10 the
room where his vile Was and left the axe,
and went into a lower room and cut his
own throat from ear to ear. He was a.
bout forty years Of age The next morn.
ing the deed was discovered BY little
lad who went to the house with an err
rand, who spread the alarm. The scene
was enough 20 Z harrow up the soul" Of
q s;oic-A jury of inquest wasimmed.
lately summoned, who brought in ver-
dict, Wilful Murder { Federal Spy.
Il 5.s From Ne1v Orleans.
I We have received per mail, w.Or-
sans letters and papers TO the 18th De-
sember. At that time the plsce continu-
I'D in possession Of the French. Gene
raj Wiikison and Governor Claiborne
were at Fort Adams the 7th, making pre-
,arations for the possession ofthe conn-
ty. "A vessel had arrived there from
bmaica, giving an account ofthe evacu-i
stion Of St. Domingo, and stating that
the English, conceiying il dangerousto
keep the French troops in Jamaica, had
chartered several Danish vessels 70 en-
bark ihemf for the Mississippi. This had
oecasipned considerable aneasiness and
the American forces were anxiously look
ed for. ~. - ~ Ar.
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The Hon. ST. George Tucker was, on
the 7th instant, elected judge Of the high
court Of appeals, by the general assem-
bly, of this commonwealth. in the room
of The venerable Edmund Pendleton, de-
ceased. HTrginia Ca. i Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
Indian Queen IaUs7,n.

The Subfcriber will Sell the unex-
p:red term OF his Leafs OF that noted aud much
ireqaented TAVERN, known by the name Of
Ttf Iaai0a Qs,eu, corrcr Of s.. Afaph andKiag
Streets. The Gtuatioa.s equal 10 any IN Alex
snaria, ard the bttinels now doac is equal, ifnot
iuperior,. to any public heule in the Tawn. -
There arc fix years anJfx menths Of the lesityet
10 run. For.tcrms apply on the premics 20
.JJohas sH0cgkd'a5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
March S.
March S.
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

!. Purfuaat to a decree of the FIonora-
Il the Circuit Court ofthe Djarit Of Co.
iambia, for the coungy Of Alexandria, will
be expoecd 70 f3le, al public auction, tor rea..
dy Cath, on Saturday, the 7s'sday Ct April
next, under The digetsion of th- underi gned
comniflionsrs appointed for TIA purpeie,
4 Iraf7 q Iaaa,
late Is. properly Of Robert Aiexardcr, ftnafe
upan ghs Potomac riyer, adjoining ths y DIS OF
Nj. Phiiip Alexander, containing $ acres,
hring ooe naicfY q rh- ahbipeeon tact, tor
raeyls The refdsnce Of Mr.. cuRis' deceaied !:
this land is boaud.d by two parallel lines TO
poles wiie ard iuoniag back weteSslg 694
noes from the river IS thc back line, and will
lie Iald OF iato Gondscs of 30 acres each, and
vii, Sc iald in large or f.adi parcels as may
acconlmo3a5e poycaafets; tins lanl IS haated
about an rqual diRaace hs,wcea Atexsadria and
(;eor9e Town, and cosusnsnds fo view OF
tlole towns, ne City, isern Braoch and Po-
somae, and in p9iat Of f0li is eqaalto aay on
the river. Any pert detfous OF Parchailng
will be besn the pFemifss and the plat aid ias,
vey Of she fame on application to Geo. DE,
uease in Alexandria.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund | Lee, Cona'rs.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. a8. dost
FOX SALE,
4 FORTE Pl-fN0,
DELL s WRAY.
LstF ~ 4
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Darusgsstf1

o55aryire he Rspon of The l9afnlttise
abbointea to enquire int tie eyIssGS coN-
DICT of SAMuaL CHAsG and RICHARD
Pz.TERs.
CG51tini,el.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
en Cents Rezoa7a.

RAN AWAY from The subfcriber the 9Th
iastan,. AZ apprentice boy named Mich AT Z
sFURNAyGii about IS years old, lasne IN ms
right aim. ,,arr
March n. 8
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
FOR THE GAZETTE.
, To the FeAeraEfs Of the County Of FORK.

THOSE thas axe for supporting the contribution righs
And privileges of the good Citizens Of america, will now
Rep forth choofe fuabe peron TIC rcpreient them IN
the Congre OF the Unet, States. ihnF it is time for the
fupporters OF liberty, route hen.elves from, fate of le
thargy and take irvey OF the foundation winch the.
fand daily fee the antfedera party laying plans and
plotting fchenes revoutionize the contribution ard
der nu! and void
Gentlemen, the contribution founded by wife and
good men, for valuable purrofes 1t made to govern
the citizens and ea,ive authority of the united and nd
vduai Gates is left the option Of the people 20
wife and alter it when they peae viii foon be Of
force than John Rug e vere ought TO be held iacrtd
aud nvo.able, which innovation ought ever to DO
made The meaning OF the word tederam is, where the
government feveral Rates formed under general
head-Such, gentlemen, the plan OF our government and
the only way Yrecrvc il is TO choote uch men tcong
70 the WAsnNGrcN fchool-Inon of unopiticaed prin-
cp!c Arm and inmoveabe the hills not thoie thai will
whifile about like the Wind Obtain Pr CT honor. but
fuch As will be itea and rve for the greae good FOR
their consluents Therefore, genemen, will iusseit
70 YOU for your confederation, JOHN HSLMES, Eiq of
AeA as being nan of the aforementioned decripon
firm supporter of our contribution, you undoubtedly OBJ
ferved by his eech in the General Court l winter felton,
Cd the amendment of the contribution se there expressly
tells YOU that il is batter dipenie with few little
coavenences than hazard the consequences which might
attend an alteration He that bears faith and
allegiance to the Contributions, and firm believer of the
Chrian gion Such the characters which ght
fill the different branches of governmentAs hoIie dvid
ed againR itielt ard 70 il will be WITH .hofe who
pretend be fe.erai if they arc divided, the cppo,
party will Certainly overpowcr ua, ard grr the Victory
do ncerely aviie thai bears the name of FederA
70 come oil, from behind the curtain, and help rapport
TIE WELL WlSIyER.
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From the NEwAAMpsfilRE SENTINEL. :.

Wto ,0jSd fbs Internal taxes on certain article,
ssg.aher q0itb IL: Ras0 tas aetrs Of b1ad, SJe.
jar tie vis purple Of nppoyiigg horde Of s1srrs
and pineannts 9,e,,gfben bis GUN adninia,Mioa 2
--Johm adams. (O5sryatayl
THIS, If by rafting the internal taxes is
meant creating them, is. falie. They were the
nlof Of them, and believe all but foli,ary one,
RATED under Warrington, and alnoil every in
ti,vidual of thar Is horde Of officers and place.
men created for the vile purpofe of freug hen
ing his own administration" were appointed
by that great man. The aftrsion' chat they were
sai1ed under Aaams,s standardization has been
cou6aercd - soo barefaced to need . coniut4-
siou. bueisR sobme pesfans for wsnt OF prop.
eriaeosmasieo aould BE- deceived, ] have thOnght
rwoaer 70 cespsfk ID. rhe trssh 10 the a6ls lay
Ing Anss on dsljleeies; loaf f1Qsf, ptsa1isse car.
riasE4 enuG lioences so' fela wines and ipisisous
liqioss, pslIed IN 1894 90 md previous 70 shat
tiaiG > nd shag IN fFit acas pzl1ed unAw pre-.
Gdeus Adnms we're IN - Tlrfe ,fates
~ - teaiGr6anA 6esI kavs the 40 n6s be-
tspe - -. 61ee am &gnea 0sssee WanIine-
-, - ~ efths UaiAs4 ssasees hSw
~ - sNen agssaal - $500 vie. ~ -
49, = - fopGina husts Of oGrsn01
- 81 - ID i;;s - a1s.;s;llsaa;us,y
- 49, Nh jadoe. o1iaeet iA11ss raeSoa
~ spjaos eai ,sfucl in6nnaaipn.
The shulsiFlieity cf falfhesds puhGfbs6 Z
the Ia Observatory . fuil.ientlF contemptah1
. een6gn their authors to eternal infamy
They are many Ct shemsfo notorious that they
MAJ only to be road BY men of i.Ifnrma
sion, to render them completely ridiculous. x.
quail to any, and the only one thai I fhali
notice, Is the comparing Of Mr. Jeferfon to our
bleiied Saviour. Yes. fellow citizens, the man
who could Invite Tom1paine to como to this
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
FOR THE GAZETTE.

FOX / liz GAZEl h.
70 TIE free and I"dpendrm etf7o'S q The eonnty q
Io5k.
FgLLow CI4izga.,
PERMIT M TO name. as a iiiitable per
foo to reprefent YOU in the, next congress, MIR
JD3Epl LELAND, of P4pertth6ayo1sb-a
farmer in his youth IA n,eritorlous folder and
officer in the American army from ,775 to
,783-a reipeaab!e merchant tince-- and an
honeit man always. fiong aid faithful fervi-
ces as folder and officer in the revolutionary
war; if Integrity and information as man of
bufirels If found understanding ana u.ibIem-
iihed reputation, o,her claims for your fupport,
theit YOU will FIND united in M. LrLaND ::
And if to American Freemen. Other claims need
b urged, | would appeal to the wounds he
has received and to the blood he has loft, in
your fcrvice. NANHEN.
20 Sept. 1894.
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tcnt:on, ard fer the moment, thofe objects, tai-
in every OTHER remembrance.
Mr.. Yrcjo's official character, precludes th.
only PREPARATION would content to receive foF
this attemp, asainlt my honor. It j; for yoa!
sir, to determine what iatisfacticn is due to CT.
country and its government
ihali wait the time neccfary TO learn you
dec6on 1efore give further publicity to- Ii.
trarta6ton.
am Sir, your mob obedient fcfvant,
..4 W..JACESQN
Thomas Iefferfon, Eif.
PRECEDENT Of the United states.
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Nontre21io, SEP. IS, 1909.
sir.

Ihave received your letters Of the 9TH and 9Ef
infant and fhall ufe their contents in due time
and place for the benefit Of our country AS yoa
fem fua:ciently apprifed tia, the Periop OF the
Marquis Yrujo is under the fafeguard of the iaa
ton, and fetured by its honor againi all viola
'tion,! need add nothing on that head on ana
other however may be permitted to add that it
the Information Rejecting letter faid to have
been written by ME was meant as a iarnp,e Ct
the communication. propofed to be given TO ypt.
their lois will not be great No fuch .ettsr was
ever written by nle, ~ my authority, or with
my prisity--withmy Acknowledgements for the
Communication tender you my talatatons.
TE. JEFFERSON.
MAR. Wm Jackion.
Duplicate.
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" The Sham Patriot Unmarked /"

ca friend has lately pvt HANDS pamphlet with
the above title containing ferries OF numbers founded
on variety Of pertinent facts drawn from f.cred and
Orofane hiltory They are wiitten with 70 much csor
and point as 10 induce rePubilli them.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

LOUIsiANA-ghe Committee of -. ro,;,;.,:,n.
who drafted the Memori0l Congress lately rrl,ees
have 'auies TO be printed thedreis of Congress 70 the ~
asas " 1874, ana offered their fellow citizen, fs
e 10 eonnaer wa raation there between the preenS
uaon OF the inhabitants of LoasGau and that az ~, e
PIE CT eE, at the time when they were rominded os
their righte and privileges.
ieeF from .e Natehez, dated Aug a. flaws the bar
stti, whole olIstt was to t.1nl, un,er nrec. IS c.
Tag {sso to Weh Florida, have been driven back bv the
epaihi militia TO within The Mnpp territory here they
are peffscty at Gale, as the magistrates no give them
eives the ieait trouble although many of he revolutionary
fellows went with arms from hence attack TIC Span4t'
It reported that the governor of Cuba has ,e, ~
the governor of Penacra that fee iboiaa ,.es, AL a.
s"4res a7aaa) yg 10. would embark in len da,s isr
ne fiof'ds''tor the defense o. that ter.i;oly
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CHARL EsTon. Sept. rs.
MAR w m. Jackie
Duplicate.

Duplicate.
CHARLEsr5n. Sept re.
Terrific cJym.--A Storm which it is faid has
rot been equailed within The memory of any
citizen of CharleAon, commented on Friday
evening laa, accompanied with very high wind
from the Eorth-laii, and contnued without
any comfortable abatement, iii one o'clock
yehe.day morning. We have it not in orr
power at preiept, to fate particulars but the
damage fufaned is very extenEyc. Almolt
every yehel in port lit has been hated by fomc
that there is not Jingle excepton) has re- cived
more or lefs injury, ane! comfortable number
were entirely DESTROYED There IS not wiiaif
III the city that has not experienced the dread
fui effect, Of the form aud fomeso a very great
degree. Many buildings, were thrown down,
and many ether much injured ; ton,s of the
ifreets were covered With the fate and tile
which were torn FROM the roofs Of The h ufes
great numbers Of the trees which ornan,e1tea
the city, are delroyed, and she havoc generally
made is almoa beyond defcf.9tou.
1t is impoiIible to aate with any degree Of
accuracy, the pecuniary amount OF the ioiies on
this location; fome are of opinion that feverai
hundred thouiand dollars worth Of property
has been deRroyed; and others :hink million
of dollars would not make good the damages
which have been futrained
We have not heard Of the lois Of any lives.
The Southern ana Northern mails which
were due On Saturday evening did not arrive
! until yenerday afternoon. We learn that ali III.
bridges between this and Peterborough have
been carried away /; and 10 many trees have
been blown down acrofs the read, between
this and Georgetown, that neither of the itases
will Be able to srave! FOR feyera! days.
BoSroN, SEPT. z
Mr. S Bourne, American conful in Amitef-
dam. has appointed MIR. idc Chriaians to at,eud
to the affairs of the confuatc at the Texcl, and
Meiirs. kosf & Co at the Hclder to whom
matters OF veiels will address themfclyes:
The spanifh Mipiaer has left Philadelphia,
and gone TO Warrington and it is flid, has
carried with him diipasches Of a very important
nature requiring from the American executive
no Ieis than complete republication of their de-.
maads upon Eatt and WeltAf.o rida. u 1t will
be recol.ected that congrels has already lcg;aa-
ted for Wet florida ~
YeiterdaY forenoon, melancholy accident
took place, in Nantaikct roads. AS icycral cen
'lemsn were on .hootng party in the harbour,
ioaaea gum Belonging to one of the party.
went OH, by accident, and killed MIR. Benia-
MN ober, one OF tbs boatnlen. Mr.. ODER has
icit wife and Child to lament the uurilnciy lcts
OF an aifeGtionate hubbard and father
hrvnrer- who has attempted to raife rebel
lion IN Weit-fiorda, is iaid to be refugee
from lennelce, i.om whence he fed in con.e-
quence OF a pro.ecuton for debt f,- was corr
iident of iuceis calculating on the common Gre
dulity Of the multitude to Tories of liberty am,
equality.
lir. Swartwout, iecond TO Mr. Burr. in the
late duel, has arrived at Savannah. Mr.. Burr
was at Maj. Buffers plantation, bar expected az
Savannah.
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country and continue his " ufcfpl hboari, .
who would invite and nouriih at his table that
wretch, who-hss called our Saviour 4" 5a4asu,"
and his mother i" pr9aitute," is now in pub
lie manner compared to JESUS CHalSrl Hor-
lid blafphemous F.! /! 3 VEKITAS.
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eyR,
ConGdersions paramount TO all Others, the
love Of my country, and fence OF perfonal hon
our. which no change of fortune or oircumitAn
&c can ever effacc or diminith, have decided me,
on the prefent location, to aidreis you.
The accompanying document refers to the
mott in,erceing obetts ,ha. can engage my at.
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PHILADELPHIA, sErT. 40.

-. PHILADELPHIA, 3ErT, 40.
Ii the difchafge of an important, and to N.Y.
fef an inditreniible duty, the lubjoined tate
ment was communicated, in the firit initance, to
the Covernment-I In a refpc6tful folicitude for
the rights and intereif of our country the dhpoh-
rion and letters are now made public. /,
w. JACKSON.