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SAVANNAH, May al.

ExtrAas from the Log Book of the hip Marfhall capt
0. Bunker, arrived at this port from Liverpool:
May II, 1905. lat. sgd. I4n. long. 74d s6nl at
alfpaa O'Clock p M Uncovered lehooasr, under
with her. found no perfon board, her topail waste
sond rsefb meet iecoad reefs in the lnaiafa, nearly
full of water, and saed the Maria Of Bottom. Took
from her, As fathoms of inch cable, jb, few fparc
blocks and tnall qsaurty Of running rigging IT be-
inga night, and the matches being caaIkcd, could
afeertau what her cargo was. She appeared be
in good repair
May 9, ipoke lchooner Farmer, days from Phila-
delpka, Joy nater from Barbadoes-lat. 33 3a long,
&c, 3d.
June l..
On Tuefday evening lait, the following yeaes ran
more on the North Breakers, little to the fouthward
of the light houfe, Tybe, lland viz. Ship Br-
nnghlal, Saliibary, of and from Baltimore brig Ce
res, Brown Of and from New York; brig Lowry Lafs,
Trp'ex, Is dc; ard choorrr ss-aklin Of do h.
three former were got off, without luaining any very
natcrial damage: the latter totally loft Having her
deck itaye m and lying on her beam ends. great part
Of the Cargo had wahed ont, before any aiiiitance
could be obtained. The articles laved from the wreck
are ofycry lirsle confederation
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H. B. MARET,
Seerstary of State.
TO BE IFT

VIC HOUSE on Fairfax srees now occup;-
viii - oy Ms. James II. Rooe. Poaefion
NJ, J,, gwen % the Gta Of July. Apply to
car. - \, iUexss, Of AlsManifia. They a.
~, 49, = on Ainq, Coin nbus, ana Wzlhing-
ye..;f - 'as LOTS On. the Mall, lately al
Is Sas .seb... az o. any nrhcg Lots belonging
ts:as. ssss ny hinl, ca rea'onahla
\ l,s,sna :. 5 fGPh2N COOKE.
90 law
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w A N T E D,

Ina Wholefale Store, a Lad, about
n wears of age, that writes coed hand and
cso b. we'll recommended. Apply 10 toe P'lo!e''
June ~
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could be obtained. The articles Waved from the wreck
are ofyery lirse confederation
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
The following, is the latelt from Cadiz,
andis very satisfactory as to the pro-
bable force which has lately made
It's appearance in the Wet Indies:
q CApIz, April IL.
IS | take up my pen to inform you
of the blockade Of this port being
RATED on the 10th. About 5 o'clock
in the afternoon appeared off this port,
the French fleet from Toulon, conGl-
ing of II fail of the line, fix frigates
and two briggs; and being joined by
one French man Of war, one corvette,
and brig, and fix Spaniih men of
war and one frigate from this port,
they proceeded on as is fuppofed, for
Ferrol. The Englilh fleet, under fir
John Orde, of fix fail OF the line, and
frigates, kept in fight all the time, and
the next day followed the combined
fleets. The blockade, therefore, is
completely RATED and as the Spanifh
fleet has failed, there is no probability
of our being again blockaded perhaps
@all the war.
The following articles removes eve
ny doubt, refpe6ting the arrival of the
combined fleetat Martinique.
A gentleman paHenger in the ichr.
Louifa, arrived at the Lazaretto from
ST. Pierfes, informs, that he lett at
Fort Royal, a French and Spanlih
fleet, as follows:
IL French of The line, and
= frigates;
Is Spanilh ofthe line, and
i frigate;
Under the command Of admirals Vile.
neuye in the Bucentaur of 90 guns,
and Gravino in the Argonaut Of 100;
they had 10000 troops on board I'M
der general Laurifoh the deitlnatlon
was not>known, but the officers itated
that they expected further reinforce.
ments they had pafage Of 81 days
from Cadiz, where they had not been
blockadeG.
The news Of the arrival of the COM
bined fleets at Martinico, truck great
conformation at ST. Kits. What few
fhips were ready for fea bound to Eng
land, failed Immediately, under con-
voy of frigate and iloop of war, and
the merchant ihips which were not rea-
DIV and fome that we're expected from
the other iflands, were ordered to take
the belt care they could of themielves,
as the flriall number Of Britilh fhips OF
war. in the windward iilands, could
afford little or no protection.
Two frigates of the combined fleet
we're ieen taking foundings off St. Lu,
| Gle, and it was generally fuppoied the
combined fleet would begin there and
| make general lweep among the Brltlih
illands.
On comparing dates and circum-
| ffances it appears that the intended
operations of the combined fleet in the
Wet Indies mutt have partially failed.
It will be recolleded that the Touion
| fquadron put to iea in January lait'
about the time that the fhips from
| ochfo5t failed, but was forced, by
tfreis Of weather, to return. ne
| Rochfort lquadron proceeded on ITS
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A E.

.;T..;,, o7,h Ysutols.
sIssef nc 1"es's''
1Sa oe Cd md
Napoleon " tne ~ - ra,,,bl;c- en-.
The commune 49, - al psslsnt and
sr0r q tne rls -,
ltuIe times ,5barehv decree.
3 We haVeuce'es
follows nrIcr rI
an $3.50 cades and
4 The emperor lsa0i - ,r;nc;n,l;tv
ives, IN iuli plols''5 ,.;acefs El;za h;s
i PlonOlno - ~
pier. r.
4 ,,,aa,1oe this fate. and
be right OF ,he u'sl'a1. dslsdadan,,.
Ehal DC lle'er : az; ,ad q .Il hener.
Rfths Pfl'lss's ,, 49, hrsaeb the vo,,og.
Reiaal " 'he ~ ~ rss,a,as b,y;ny no
bore than a coIiatefai iSSi'l'1lase
Fight. ,u
,,.,;o, the hereditary
AZ eau sn;,h;na = o,der ~ he en-
Pnnse . ) l' e'noa,Ena ,o,I4 rece;vet the
{l'leu a.' ~ 60, ia / I,ds &c the emne-
nSSn.' ~ s' rssacb
For O 'uS f'N IU
.c,a, 49, - - he horn. Of
on'us e' rl;za oannot marry With
ns p tbs eonsos e she emperor Of the
~ :. sO'~' :
|i'sn'n' ~
~. a;.,, = i. nrl,cers Eliza
Inc pote s.,sa = - ~ bsv;ng forfeited
becoming extlhee' 81 nasii io.lsi eJ
IS nSnsoy an lntraetlon o. sns 30.
| 81 alcciS, 'nl e.lips,o. = sns e D;
''al, P = c,oh - -, ,anar ,bs iuteref
1 The country and Of France ihall
gaan, = r.o,,;ra
iesn i0rsqulre. !,
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~. government of this fate, and.
/. r;ehf Of the domain of the prince,
I, be hereditary in the defendants
q, r. orinee(s Eliza, and ihall bePer-
s ] n the elder branch, the young
! braaches and females having no
aore than a collateral legitimate
I. L.
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Admiral Cochrane having failed
from Jamaica with convoy for Eng
land parted with them to the wind
ward Of the illahds, and then arrived.
at ST. Kits with his own lhip only, the
other lhips of war having probably
gone on With rne convoy.
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ARTICLEI.

Tie emperor Napoleon cedes and
4 full property, the principally
cpl ! p''ombino TO the prineeis Eliza, his
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3. ! ,s< Thmllsrsss, 9Th Nsaiole,
ylar i3.
y,.oIeon, By the grace of God and
3 eanfitution of,he republic, EN-,
ofthe French, to all prelent and
'l w. have descreed, aud hereby decree,
c,laws:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
WILLIAM OK l. Z Y

HAS ON HAND.
Vbis6 be rviN dypeIt 81 on terms aduantasssxt
10 the pxrcbajers, far te@ or notes,
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supefrnc and fecond cloths
Kerieymeres and fwandowns
Bearains and iearnonghs
Durarts and calllmancneE
Bomtazcts and wildhore,
Common and boil'd camblets
Silk, cotton, and wortsd hoGeF,
Englr:h extra long ELK gloves
Silk twi4 and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper aud pound pins
White and printed marfeilles
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace yeilss
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and elk handkerchiefs
A, 9.s, and Ga Cambrick mullins
) India Jaconet do.
Fustians, buckrarn, Sc. sc.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caidies, and one truak
iik and cotton fings.
January 2.
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. ! = l. Z n,
4 BOUT fortnight ago, TWO SILVER
n DESERT SPOONS, London make ihs
letter H engraved Cd the handles. Whcessr
can give information by which the Spoons can be
recovered, lnall receive resionabe reward, ard
the full value paid for The dsteGion Of the thief.
Apply to tie Primer.
July II.
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N o T I C E.

a Ii PERSONS having claims againa the
~ Briggs jain and Entt,briz<, and Schooner
Toans Lyon, are hereby notified and requefed to
bring them in, to the fabfcriber, within thirty
day $ from this date.
James Patton.
AuguR 90. atzeihSept
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n Q T l c E.

The fubfcriber, administrator to the
cAase ard effects Of Eagese Haaly, deceafed, re.
queas all perfous who have claims agaiaf the ei-
tate, TO bring them forward, legally aulhsm!.
Gated, for fettlcmept and tfofs Indebted viii
o!csic 10 make immediate payment.
William Oxley.
Augsa u.
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) 81 A lew Copies ofthe American
SSS,,asnsr, for saIe by Robert Gray, in
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TO RENT,
Mackarel 6 WhijRey.

no barrels OF MACKARRL jna received
per fctoone, Hiram, from Rhode. liaad
~ ,f~ ALSO,
IS barrels Grang proof RYE WHIsKEY--
and ~ 1,
90 kegs unaoufac, rcd James-River TOBAc-
CO, warranted COCO. Thefe articles will &c
fold low. Apply to
John & Thomas Vowel.
July Is.
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puhtt sale.
On FRIDAY next. /

On FRIDAY next,
,.,.,oek. will be fold ar the Vsndoe Store,
Ai'p ' & u M
-. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
4 d pipes and bis.
s sa1a s. ana Apple Bandy 10 bis.
\ s srl, i hhd,. sisrcs' and bis,
s asi'. .si s.,., Soap and 'aSo..',
o,;sa. il kegs, boxe, and jars,
r., kegs and trails,
n o. Ware 10 crates,
HI0l1uSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
i Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerlemeres,
Saa,, Plains, Ksrfsys, Negro Gottons,
Ca. Elsaicks, blue FREEZES,
g es Rufels, Yarn Stockings,
Siatr.s and Callicoss,
I,ih Linens, Sileda do.
naaburps and Ticklenburgs.
Nadia and Muslin Haudkercbicfs,
I.J, MssIins and Table Clothes,
gandanna handkerchief,
cslosra Threads, Hats and sundry other
'' Philip G. Ma1Feltr.
Z 0Ar Ca
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.LAWRASON s. FOWLE
Have jigR .rtetivfa, BY The brig Ha,mozy, Robe,f
B. Hall, MATER, from Befm.
2 bales beit Beerboon GurrahS
do. Sewing Irvine
: : sssft In YeSsf Hy''' FRESH TEAS.
70 boxes beR Spanilh Segars
? pipes drR quality Cognac Brandy
20 barrels N. q. Rum
hhds. retailing MolafeS
? barrels Sperm. Oil
few boxes Sperm. Candies
40 boxes brown Soap
And a quantity Of Platter Paris.
July 6.
XET I "A AZ u " 4 "a w -
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TUNIS C r A " E N,
HAS TUST RECEIYED,

s,,.,so. cloths and coioured csmbrickss
c,G;ne,es. Dimities,
Cotton cafireres, 6-A 90, eamo1eA
Viii. and eolouIed mullins,
;ss,s nankeens and India, book, jaconc,
fna;aus, and null null, NUT
Isrg and Mort nan. Inns,
-, Colonade and cronbar-
R,,e do. red eriped caanbrick
White and colcrred disto'
rs,fe;iics. Lace,
ws;aeo.,inp SD, Lace fhawls,
"a rs, hifh lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lsgns, Super bFocadeo DO. =,
7,s. Sbirring cot Englilh and French fix
ton. gloves.
I,;fb and Flapder, lheet. Kid ditto,
{. ing, re nc M.
Plattillas, hng'lh 'P'' iiia" ooA>
Brittanias, nets,
SileGas, MADRAS aho oaAcanpa
s;lk. COTTON and thread handkerchiefs,
hoGery, Rs.sSs'
Diaper table cloths, NnHmooie''
Nank;ps. Gurrahs, &c.-&c.
Ch,ntz callicoes and
All of which he has determined TO
fell at the mott reduced prices.
> May EOS "
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The Subfcriber

The SubICrlber
Wines to RENT or SELL, the (ollo1o'ng
Properly, on King,frset, u'z.
rTeHE CORNER STORE, lately occupied
/ by himfelf-the fand is equal to any in
town for retail fore, and will be rented very
cheap. Alo, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the hbufe is very convenient and
in good repair-,his alto will be rented bar.
gain if applied for immediately, For terms, ap-
THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his. ablence to M.s. Hgfm, living ON the
pfen,irs.
Aueaf s, dtL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

Home ManNfa9RreS. With peafure we an
nouuce to the public 4 propofition of JAMES
TATTERsoN Of Bridgehampton, to efahlifl n
Gotten AMI Vooi Ma1Rfa90ry, on the eat end of
Long Hand, in this Rate, - an sxteafigs fc;iIc
TIE mac hinery Is now making in New-Jerfey,
and viii confi6t Of twelve looms, with double
boxes (torether with all other neceGary appa-
ra'ns) which will weave all kinds Of broad-
cloths, carpets, coverlids and ven patterns. MIR.
Z. alto gives notice 4" that the factory will be
Undivided into 200 flares, at 200 dollars per
ibare," the number of lhares 20 be ncrea(ed If
adventurers lhoud offer. On a fubie6 of fuch
importance to the public as the encouragement
of domeitic manufactures, and its tendency to
render our country completely independent of
Foreign nations, as well as the necefiity Of pa
trcnizing our own .artiZans, and confirming our
own raw materialsto as great an extent az poi.
iiblc, but one fentimant can prevail among ma
tive Americans and, for the honor ofthis rate
as well as the interelts Of the union, we hope
that neither this nor any fimiar attempt will
prove abortive for want Of public ftipport.
NegD-7-ork PAPER.
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der and Tightening was experienced through the
srcateh part of this country. The fla!hcS of
tightening followed in quick fucceflion, and
nncommonly vivid and terrific Int though
thus threatening generally, the force of the
form fcems to have been principally in and a
bout the pa,iih of North Cuiiford. Within
the compafs OF a few miles the lightning Aruck
in no lefs than five or Tx places; but with one
exception, no injury was fnfained. The fore
of Doctor David S. Brooks of that parilh was
hirpriingly fhattered by the dreadful element,
and the damage dope to the ftore and contents,
is fnppofed to exceed 500 dollars. 1t appears
that very extraordinary charge cf the electric
fluid entered b. the chimney, and penetrated al
uloG every part OF the building to the cellar.
A large cellar door was BURT from its hinges,
and thrown to the iiftai,ce of g or roas, the
chimney is nearly leveiled with the ground, e.
very rafter removed from its place, many pieces
of BRICK carried upwards of thirty rods, and one
of the corner potts together with another large
poft, was found full fifteen rods from the build
ing tn which they were attached. But the mott
fngular circumstances of this exp.oiion was The
effect nanife.ted upon certain articles in the
fore. Among other goods, parcel of crock
cry rood on the fhelves, about five or fix feet
from the floor. A part of this was thrown
down, directly under where it had been placed
and broken in pieces. A comfortable par.
however, feems to have been carried 20 differ
ent and more remote fe6tions of the room, and
there depofited without injurng toe ware. In
one inttance pile of plates containing two do
zen, was thus bore off the il,elf and placed up
on the floor, at upwards of twelve feet iiiltance
and on examining them not a Jingle crack or o.
Their injury appeared! A large bowl, carried
the fans diRance, bad perforation through the
bottom exactly refembling that of a ginblet
hole, in other refpetts it was perfectly found.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
INDIAN WAR.

BY a gentleman from the MiTouri, intelligence
has been received, that war-bets have been fent,
probably from the Sac nation of Indians to the fouh-
and northern tribes this ide of the Miiiippi
and various tribes the wefern ide of the river
The objea of this milton is to engage thofe nations
in common caufe againh the Ofages, who are re-
prefented the enemies of all the other nations of
Indians. 1t is likewife their intention to cut the
whole of the Ofages off, being deemed extremely
peridiou and vindiive the other tribes and from,
heir force capable of robbing and deRroying thofe
VINO compelled refort to their neighborhood in
purinit of game. The gentleman who brings this
Intelligence, ays, It is expected that the Ofages in
cafe Of attack, will apply for aance the govern
of Upper Louiiana; by which means it is there
feared, that the United States viii be induced to
fake up arms IN their defence. Bali. Ax.eyieaa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

We fnd the following aatement in. Norshrn,-
beriand Gazette, for the truth of which the writer
fakes his reputation It will ferve to explain inne OF
the points Of the preient controversy in Pennsylvania
upon the reelection of Gov MKean.
The following is in fubfance, and as poili-
ble in words, the conversation which took place
between the governor and Abraham M'Kenney.
Ed'Keaney. ] upderaand fl, you have got new
recommendation for Hugh Brunion.
Coveynsy. have, and it is 6gned by the elders of
Harriiburgh, by Cooper aud Sumption, and Steward
of Lyeoming, the old fherH. Thefe are men that I
can rely upon, and cannot withiland them. It is
only from perfonal motives he is oppofed.
lTKenn<y ] nall be very forty il he is appointed,
for many people may perhaps lole money by him.
Cov<rHor. ~ Bring ao-un tie 100 dollars krsv, to
fbe lO al, and enbe get nueb into Bis band 70
kE!IiC0
M.Kenn:y. hope you will not appoint Fe-
deral.
Governor. IaOe eoumigioned too mary good rtpu6-
Esrns already, find vcortao. They talk Of law
ver., they have been bred to the law, and who can
be better judges.
14sK-an.y. The people in our fettlenen, are all
Germans, Brunfon can't fpeak that language, and
ann fure, it is not the with of the people to have
fuch man.
Governo, Ide NOT care f., re peepis. nua con-
fnlt my own confidence, and do as think bef.
During the courfe of the above conversation, Da-
mel Montgomery, fenator IRON northumberland
county, and general John Steel Speaker Of the fen
ate, came into the room.
The governor fud1enly adverting TO the memorial!
Tor calling convention, declared it Infamous Il
bel, that the promoters of it were Eounayeh and NIL
!aias who dare not avow it---that the fgners were
liars and yajsuLs--that bafe faliehoods were in the
memorial. that amonsn the ref it faid, that the
executive of this ftate poeded patronage than
the king of Great Britain Does your executive
ate peers Does he appoint generals, admirals,
tide, walters, sc. &c. A groom in his Tajeiy's
table, poGefes more power, than governor of
.Pennlylvania.
The contribution Of PENNY lvania, he faid, the
ado,iratian Of and the b.t in the world-,hat il
the production of the rnof patriotic and enlightened
men ever a1embled for fin,ilar purpofe, and now
Get of eloag0epy;, fO and gee, found fault with it,
and attempted its overthrow, but added he, II fall
70. be, will not fuffer it
His excsency then adverted TO the Judiciary bill
and raid and forfooth You mulf refer all uits at
law arbtrators-rnen who ignorant and know
nothing about law, decide though men learn
ed 10 the law disqualified from deciding fairly
there is, continued he, bafe prejudice againh law
yers, which is founded in ignorance"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
NATCHEZ, April l9.
APPOINTMENTs 81 Tie rRRsInE,

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Efquire, Governor
on this gentleman, would be fuperhuons. Mr..
Williams has been many years a Representative
in Congrefs from the State of North-Caroiina ;
was, Whit member of Gongrefs, appointed a
Co,Nmifiioner for deciding land claims in this
Territory. He is well qualified for the impor-
tant Office to which he has been appointed, and
his appointment will give general faisfaStion.
Thomas II. Williams, Regifter of The Land.
Office.
DR.. John Sibley, of Natchitoches, a member
of the Legislative Council of the Territory OF
Orleans
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liaet a'9,6ito c,y brruiul and amiabk yopng lady
7obO gtafbe 7vrifer III 6a-,oom, zu5eber grnfie-
70 -cJom BE 7oas bejeVd to Be- brtrofbd and 7c5.
z9rs tbsR dancing ddnot LOOK Ike an angel
In Florio's form, the graces all unite,
Which kindle admiration and delight,
Youth, health and fenibility divine,
Glow on his cheek and in his afpea fhine,
In thy accomplili'd lover we behold,
g cotiy diamond in cafe Of gold =
Yet beauteous maid, thy Florio's human fliu
fonnake him more, demands thy magic Geill,
When in thefe arms iwea,aai5d he lies,
Tben may he plead mis- title to the fkies
EUGENIyIS h.
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fOIroa OF THE KNquisss
THIRD PARTY.

In this fste, we have only heard Of t5i-I s,t..
there mas been feparaticn amors- the RI puhlicars
upon qaettious OF principle very true that icr,e
et'or was raiied in this town lal winter; but ,vas
brnited by Federalifs alone, who were willing to
make difference without any material diitincion-
The contett Imply arofe about the appointment of
Federaliitsto subordinate Offices and rcta,re thofe
who had heretofore received appointments.
Hindeed, we had been governed By federal exar--
pies, this exclplon and dinilfion would have been
complete not 4 whole PRINCIPLES varied from
our own would have been feen at 4 writings efk And
Il the federal isndard had been fixed FOR our rule we
hcnd have patied le.i0r ,zr Taking it FOR yrarA
ted then, that we TO be directed in our coure
by Federaliiis-thas it would be the height of folly
and radneis TO adopt the precepts and examples OF
party whole path had led TO diaruGion and dig race
HAIL. IN all that may fay Do treat every quei-
ton upon its own merits, without reference 10 fch
ieet as once gave weight and Importance ied-ral.
i'm.
10 contend that it is neceiry exclude cur po-
lca adver!2Fies from Offices iniignfcart and bor-
dHiate, as 1t Is to exclude them from fruits .of hsh
importance, Is et deltroyng degrees uf corlp-
riion Its coutoundiDg great things ni;h final. ~
man had as well FAY that three folders ida+
poled to hight, were rupnus army rs cayvA
ardly general Refdes,-ofices OF high tiun and no.
nor are lure to command men of talents and u3u Z
ence while thoe Of inferior grad, cdu,mand, fer
the mott part, neither. And tnce their appointment
adds nothing their talents, while it con 5eys an idea
that the man has fixed but moderate ftaidard to bic
own Pretenilons it ferves to efsh his Influence to
cl"5he repubticaniim in the iplendid habh,snt5 cf
ioroearance and generofty
And hall we fay that or caufe depends upon eff
cial Influence : We who rallied under the ba!,n=rs
OF truth and of reaon, adaed the ramparts of paron-
age Imported by minions and defended by nand-,,
ing army For heavens fake let US hear 70 more oe
TINS tbs too fiimfy for cloak too weak Cor argu-
ment, and too intolerant for the enlightened and d
2eT.hearted people Of thele :a,2s.
| II however THIRD PARTY advsrte to ft,-oe,a;l..
principles thall dare its head ia VILciN54
the writer of this article viii prove to the people az
he has heretofore proved them, that in rrorarti-'
or to the talents which he has received from, his ciea-
tor ne will be fecond to man. without g.tron or
fortune, he fought for, and found a friend in the
PEOPLE In return, he has only to offer his Isbour
and his life-both hall be devoted to their srvics
and defence Il
He now begs leave to requeh of Mr. Richie, to
pubiih at the foot of thee remarks the following ex
tract from ferries of numbers pubiihed in the Arhe-
rican Citizen of New York, under the fgratu.e Of
Fabrieius This little quotation moi admirably de-
icribes the views and qualitie, of a THIRD Party.
PHlLODEMOs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
R,sesUaup.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
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DESCRIPTION or THE FULL MOON AT MIDNIGHT.
And now confpicuous, mid the vault of night,
Der ali the lener lamps, the full orb'd moon
Superior fines, in tranquil majelty:
And now in traniitory lhade immerfd,
She wells her placid face, but foon emerging
From tn unwelcone gloom, again her filver light
Illumes the feDt arch, and DER the fields,
Her anguid luffre firearms.