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q Ii prrfoa1 baDing claims ageiaR TIE e9uf,
1 \ Of Ia6H HooMeI, Gee'd. Of f5c GoqCi;7z
Green, are reqpE8.l "a nGSe them kAszoa, f5q
pT0ej6ss mag be 17ade fer q final Ectiysanyg.-
ind !6cyf i1&e6lrd z1y4 ,geke imgeediQte paz
7eHt TO JoHN HoOMES, ami
.yfGI{{NG. EfcOL FOLK,
EKer.tors II 9a1z RssDys4, III.
Tar- %. 1906 RI
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NOTICE..

~ NOTICE.
HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, in the
BANK of Virginia for the purpose of appointing
Directors Of the Bank, and the several Offices of Dis
count and Deposit, will be held in the City of Rich
mond, on Monday the fifth of January next.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
DEC D. ept5J.
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JAMES STRATTFN,

Tayioy and Haiti A1aLer, |Jan PHILADELPHIh,
y EGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies' OF
- Richmond and the country, that he intends car
ryng the above bunefs in all its various branches
being well acquainted with the ug,yea faiions, he
hopes from punauality and alliduity TO bufnei, to
deferve little Of their patronage as morning fa be
wanting on his part render fatsfa6ion to cuftor-
ers; and for neat workmanhp, he pledges himGelt
to have it done 10 the nesteR manner
JAMES S'TRATTFN,
N. 3. His reGdence IS or the Main-s.feet F.sh-
moHd, next dsor to David IogsDs
O9. ~. qswtf.
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MccAY g COWAN.

McSh1 q COWAN,'
HAVE reeeized BY the late arrivals from
IL London, large and Rationale t.Dort-
1ariety Of articles Of Je4velrry and Siiver
Work. AJo, an oD0rtment Of Wateb Makers
TOOLS and materials sv5ieb, svisb their for.
flock, render5 their aDortment pery general.
MI Of svbieb they offer at the nea reduced prices
for caR.
December Is. IT,
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

SELLING OFF CHEAP.
NJ. u b. Mysrs, intending 10 decline Be retail Eyfnes
otter 10, alr, at reduced riees tie roJsie any part
yfber P,5fntEeek
DR." GOODS,
C0gGaing eta "1''"y Of gfli and fssions5h arteies-
W.T.:
7 RISH LINENS, Flanders Sheetings, Oznaburgs
3 Hellians, Loug-lawns, Linen and Cotton Cam
bricks, SuPerhne and fecond Broad Cloth, and Ker-
ieymeres, Blankets, Coatngs and Flannels, Bennes'
and Fancy cords aud Velvets, Svanfdown and Mole
kns, Rich fgurd Satns, Silver Mullins, Sareenets
';aan Luteilrings, Cotton and Silk Cllambrays of
very handI'me patterns. A few excellent fix Peliiles,
Gloyesand Hoery elegant Plun,es, wreaths and fan
oy Head Ornaments, variety of haDdIome Ribbons
Table Cloths ard Napkins in fets 8 4, IA & lo-4
Diapers. few fets of China in boxes of 40 pieces.
Sets OF Cut Clafs Deoaners, Wine and Turnbiers,
siais Bowls, ipec;ebottes, Hall Lamps, &c. &C.
Thoie who buy with cah, will be allowed very
liberal Dcount which will be encreafed according TO
the augmentation of the amount of their purchafe at
airy oAe timt. On any fums of coufequence, Gre
dit if required, will be given ofthree fix months
The Purehafer giving approved negotiable paper.
For fa!r, alto, uGual, complete afortnent of
Dutch Boiling Cloths Dec. IL. eptf
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
ALEX1NDRIH CRACKERS,
Mo7u LANDING,

Noqv Landing,
A CONSIGNMENT By Mr.. Jamefop, dire6
"A from, tie B1kery, Of hi. far.fam'd excellent
Craefers, in barrels, half bbls, asd kegs. Alfo fu-
tti5 Pilot Bceai, in bbls. and for fe, (at the Ba-
Eefy yi;ee la Alezardra, and eharges) az the fore
tyte!i occupied by Mcirs. Cranberry and Hancock,
5y- JAMES SMITH.
Who has in aore, low priced blue faek lie Cloth
aitd aGcrted Fsnnels, which he will isll bargain.
Atso--Iadis Piece Goods--cheap.
Lee. 9. II.
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Nov. L.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
T. OR experimenting negro named WILL
L STUART or STUART. He left my houle
three week ago. is feet three inches high, long
gre face, red eyes, fpeaks rapidly and with great
confidence, aged about 50 years.
He may attempt TO pats for free man as formerly.
The above reward will be paid OIL delivering hin,
hereor ten dollars for fecuring hin, in country
goal.
Wa. LONG.
Nov. Id. IT,
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NOTICE.

a IL perfoas baping claims AGENT tie e,qaf4
1 n Of John Pendlet0n, eig. late Of tie City o,
Richmond, deed. are rsqnsjfed TO exhibit H- 10
eitbsr If tbeJuty jtri5er5 as I'eediiy as pg5gbt.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AdminiaratorJ.
November is. If.
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Tuesday, Dec. %.

Mr.. Elliotrofc for the purPoe of Offering The rsro>
lutiohs Of which he had given previous noece He
lad he Iould this oceafion avail hinlelf of The
ordinary indulgence Of the Houe "a literally accorded
81 members who made long fpeeehes on Gort reCalu
,ors jfshs rsfolutons (bosld BE- Ceeond.d, he you'd
briefly hs,e ihsir general o5jsa, and then move
7heie reference q committees Of oIe whole on ths
!ate Of the union, and If 20 referred I've would On
CEtuse day or rbs fss Ct bis h<aih did $40, adnt of
ton this ssy) aeiSn az ispgtb bis reafons fsr
4 ,liGcl
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FOR SALR--

FOR SALE,
MnIe0yadO Sugar ia i.iils.
do. Of Era quality, in bbls.
Holland Gin anG empty Gin Ca.ea,
T.. ?. Tenarlge WiRs,
CGEhise Etsady,
AoisIes ~ h!'de. and sisIees,
Casfee sad G y rson Stoei.
s4HU.L MYERS.
vsv. ss. r.
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FOR SHE,

ID MILITARY cERrIFICATEs:
t)EARING spar cent interea receivable at the
Treafury in dheharge of taxes. due previous the
year 1903. Apply to THOMAS WILSON.
Dec 9. tf.
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Bell TARERNiL

BELL THVERN!!
Z HE Subscriber beg, leave to inform his friends
z and the public, thar he has taken the houle in
Maneheiier, formerly called the Riing-Sun-T aVern,
and occupied by Mrs, Leath, and having furniihed
hnfelf with good Beds and the bei of Liquors Grain
&C. he ilatters himfe from paying particular at,en-
ton, he will be able give general fatisfa aion.
ROBERT McTYRE,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-25

mounted even BY the ,sSistsase. and N anly
Eexsrtion of them, in those alb nut his per
son. but it is what We had no re asun 10
anticipate, and still less to suppose, that
when master Of the finest province Ia
his kingdom, where his inausucr is grsaS.
est and. his adhsrents mos. numerous, mis-
situation would not be materially altered
aud himself as destitute OF means to carry
on the contest, as when ne was brought
from his exile in Egypt. Ia short Sir, ne
matter reduces Itself 10 this We arc 3li-.
Ing and reaay to support the bashaw, by a
union OF operations on The COAST, so long as
the war with Frlpoii contiaurs; but you
will state explicitly TO his exceiiency, .hal
our supplies Ut money, arms aud pfo.iat.s
oas, arc at al enc, ana lnat he must now
dspcnd on hi, own resources and exertioias.
/ mis- DISCRIMINATION VIII sugg.s s 10 vou
and ycur comrades THAI liau Vi eoouuSI
most prudent 10 be adopted IN the present
posture of affairs. i,nave lost 10 llme In
dlsPaschlug The Hor1et WIKI a supply OF
PROVISIONS, tor the crews OF the Argus and
Nautilus, and the christmas uaacl your
command, aad l-hope she viii arrive In
time 20 prevent your suaerioS from
waat,
(Io be continued
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NINTH CONGRESS,
OF THE
UNITED STATES or AMERICA. f.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
THURSDAY, January IS.
THURSDAY, January rs.
MILITIA.


Gen. Varnum, called for the order OF the
day on the bill authoripg the President OF
the u. S. to callinso actual service, one hun.
dred thousand militia, whereupon the.
house went into committee OF the whole !;
Mr.. I. c. Smith in the chair.
General Varnum, moved that the blank
be. filled up with six months.
Mr. Rea, of Tennessee, moved to a.
mend the fifth section ofthe bill, by striking
out that part which directs a certain por.
ton of the militia TO be taken from the
state which may be attacked; 10 which
Mr.. Varnum replied, tina, in framing the,
bill, il appeared to be necessary 10 en- pow.
err the President, to call upo:. a certain
quota Of the militia frqn the part neares.
TO where danger threatened, buff gentle.
men wished them to be. called from all
quarters upon. all occasions, he hadno OBJ
jectiou.s It is possible that we may be
attacked from Canada or Nova Scotia, or
.strsm thy s9pshWatd or westward,
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N q r / C. L..

IA THEREAS a note of hand fsid to be
wv nine, TO Dennis Foley, foS. forty COL,
lars, dated in the year i7e,. has been toxtnsrgy
in the apdsiiion of -hlizapcth Faley, and lately
conveyed, or given, BY the faid Elzabesh F..
ley TO Eleanor Foley, the fnppslsd lsis 10 ,D-o.
Mis- Foley Inis IS TO. give notice, caution, and
fotcwarn ard every pesfon o' psffons. FIR m
sak'ng an a.'tgnu'ent Or pprch flag tie atorelaid
nors, az 4 haye i'tishea Eleanor Foley in rhs
.prsisnfe ct i:e.. Gsorse D-nsale, chief clark Of
shs eornty e5sst u Al xandria and diaritt OF
.osnm-ta, that the faii nose !. Invalid and eno-
..rcus-as have "a receipt in fuss 4Iam- Dern.s
Foley, sga;na I'll dues, s:ebts and demands, DAT.
ed fessral years A.ies laid note.
Michael O'Mearas
ysnpa'y as, Lam
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{ TO be continued J

Capt. Harvey has favored us with fle
Of the P1htical 81 Commercial Gaz-tte Of
Hayti, toithe Gan Decembss. in orc u
,heul We notice a+D Scree Of he Emperor,
bf the 81 h November pfohipi.iog The I'm.
portatiou CT Sat. in foreign vrsaels,. under.
penalty Of cenhscatlen.
a fey days before capt. Harvey sailed,
intelligence reached Cape. Francois, iha.
three italian vessels, TWO ships and brig;
which had sailed from italy, Tor Carthage.
ma, on the. Spanish Main, having, in The
expectation of making great voyage, en-.
tered the port of Aug. Cages, the crews
were Immediately arrested, by order Of
Dcssallnes, and thrown INFO prison; thSy
were afterwards tried, condemned, and all
OF them executed, on the ground that b.
naparee, bsing the King OF i;aiy, was their
sovereign, and they must, consequently.
suffer as his subjects.
(@harleston Courier.1
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For SALE or TO KENT.
I av.A Sell 0, Kent tke fello40isg PaLUABLE
PRoPERTxM 44lexara,ia and lis Vieisi-
ty, vlS,
20 Acres of Land, Gtuated on the
north itir OF toe turnpike road Ieaiue to l.it,I.
River, one mile from The corporation of A!sx4o.
dria; about - sctcs are ercI. fed. There is 80
'be ptemifes good dwelling hcufe "a iees by
10, two tories bigb,, with kitchen and cellar
underneath, ,graE2sy, fable, and ccw. kcue,
with. 3 good gs.den. The land IS aesriyd tex
gfsfs, corr, o., small srsin. This place clay oe
well.notsh he attention OF the gardene,. bu, +,
rr, tanner, or dlftIier as there is a n.ye .t.l.
ing branch oi,Yater runs through tbe. een,re Of
che lane, and ciole to the dwelling i, ). ,smsrz
kablc for good air and.a h-a,hv iitu..lao
4 Letof+Lands on. the. louth Gda
of Duke itreets N Weir Ena, not Tar I'm i5e,
tone bfitgs; conta'olng three touf.iDs o.. an
azfe, with the Pfieiisge of taxing 10 pr vtt,e
trsess, 1li!callei tor. Grow enc,qtcd.) Ths OF
corners on Dpke and George 4 zee >, ru.H,,s
back o Wolfe hrece. The .nlprovente s,n
>laid lot are two tory famed houie, II &c, hy
IA kisrh.n,so fee: " a., baks h..ult 1s lee,
by IL, nou'it viii hi k, liable hip too.e,, CO.
pablc OF odntaii,ing AK hsfies, double oryk
built necsiary with a pigcon h. uie on he I'D,
Ill vel f~iihed spd IN good repair, pish ~ .
OF good |a.er IA The yard back II h i'd
there is az rxceAent sar,en well .aiird ana in
good cultivation: NJ A3o3, there is every COVE.
hiency hs for gentgel family:
Il L j
!, will. fell my Right, On the lower
end OF Prince tfret, in .,Irxandr,s. ot,w oecu
pied by Mr.. Joha Limerick. For further pari,
culars apply 10 the fabfcrioer living at Wet
End.
Michael OMeara.
Jaraasy, rs. ,am
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they n,erded i, ehly for Immediate use,

they n.erded itchy for immediate Hses
Mr.. Ely ceillibed The deuce il4isssstt AZ
The ports aud hal bpu in he Uuion, except 3Is-
ton, aud concluded an able p eeh, wn '',le
will ret permit Us TO follow hlm III, z, IN
N!ending ltsnl 10 be put mo an inne ,as aste Vt
deteoce. O, New Yv,k, lie obiesveo, rem whence
we drew one. ,hId Of 90; feverue impotts that
u ~ss in 20 w,etcted it.ie Ut oetrnce, tha, 4
hrg!e "a qua fiip OF an esmy could noi b re-
faed, ed ibis be thought III ct u sIa.m.
Several gs,,tlet eh ipYkc upo; ln.s i.te.elticg
iui jcet, who Ga III b. heieaI nsmed, 18th rs
iutsncc CT the.r ootet Yssioi's, whi,h re p ilp
oil The huhs..s, and the iaie tstips OF die
At PISS a preclude
lie ,9;her tpsaksrse On Ibis gus R,pa wei5- 81
Fasi!, kis. ia. k'on, NJ. Ds"a NJ IS
In, NJ. Sailit, NJ ,.Aaccn, M. y u
bel. NJ. ,eeet, NJ 1 +! CT, M LroG
NJ I A..
l'.t lnpi re role, .aisnstsvs So So
leave - iii ssan.
Mr.. staleisia sfmed tdelutlou 30 alis
Circut Gcufts q iscsh Csio,Irs, wteC.wes
tered &c cen'n.iitee u tBses, a:.0 i,sen a ~
ieuf O'clock .ths hyutr saiql,nec.
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FOR SALE,
/ If app!ssd jar lapNe&lateyJ

.lJ} applssa Jar tata.eszateG)
<rds4~ Tie taS iliendinIp;
$3.50 ssssss ~ shv rows go ,softsl. f.otr, I'd
%sss ii well caieuiaten Tor I!- Weif h.
ii, ...~., having q Lefr va!, p't,bis IL III.
tying irmhcE. If nos I'D M &.}s, t,e., he
VIII TIC ssken. Eus terms sopi,
faxon, ,Metcaifs& Co
Wbe kaQs reer,srd BY ye,a 6pg, j,om As2sn,
nSds9glr Ior. SAX,
200 hhds. ccssse Live lca! .sa!t,
u hhfs. ~ 'is6rs, iu,.ai.le. tor retailing,
60 bbis Bai,n, bse',
80 do. PIX,
g hhds. N>weE glad Rum. y
$50 nets HinghsIn Dsxes,
ox=s CD Fl!.l,
200 reams W,appfgP per,
s1dey hays aJ6 on hcad,
20 bsr.ris fa oght M4,kre!,
pipss Holland GIN, !.
a. do. FyHcil Rsa"dy.
20 ba.. N E.&em,
20 tons p.a.itti Pals,
bbls. Maiai!es
And a general aGo,tnent of1Booss
and SAoes, wh.ch will be, dilpoled Of
onsmoderate terms.
Janrary IS. div
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Proceedings Of Congress
Taken for the F" ALEXANDRIA DANA
ADVERTISER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-25

Lore Nelson's -Dukedom of Bronte
when conferred, was no. An empty title, as
an italran estate of 4oQoi. sterling per an
NUN was attached tots BY the ,kiog of.
Naples, az further mark of his Royal at
,tachment to our BRITISH Hero! ~
Ii was of the Opposite. pom. to. 1rrafal-
gar, viz. ST. Mary'ss where admiral Bos-
cawen obtained a compleat victory over the
French Admiral Mons. De ST. Clue. s
Earl Fowls is appointed Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, lin The room of the. Earl OF
Hardwick.
The victories OF Trafalgar and Ferrol
have deprived the enemy of 2S ships of the
line, and of 17OC pieces of cannon, of be.
tween 20 and 80, 900 seamen, OF four Adj.
.mirals, one general, and almost all their
best Naval OGicers. rs
f London Pober.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

government and the territory of Co
Iunbla; or to depart from the Uni
ted States, and the territories there
Of or ihalI fend any ruch offend
ing ambafiadOur, miniGer, or other
perfon as aforefaid, home to his lev
ereign; the faid Prefden, fhall, il the
order given to fuch amb4Gador, min
liter, or other perfon as aforefaid to
depart, or to Withdraw, Ggnifv the
offence upon which fueh order ihaIl
be founded and fhall align to the
fovereign OF the faid ambaiTadour
misilter, or other Perfon as aforefaid,
the reafons for which fuch order
fhalI have been given, or for which
the faid ambahador, minifer, or
other Perion as aforefaid ihall
be fent home particularly fpecifying
that fuch proceedings are not on &C.
count Of any national differences, but
on account Of the Perional mifcondua
Of fuch ambafadour, minifer, or
other perlon as aforefaid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10
FOREIGN ARTICLE.
BRUNN, Nov. l.
Extr17 OF a Letter.

" What the Turks attempted in
vain in the end Of the I7th century,
fortune has permitted the barbara
ans Of the I0tncentury u pcrperrate.
Our capital, ere you receive this let
ter, is in the power OF the Aayes of
BonaParte, and will endure the mott
merciless, as well as the mo& diff
graceful bondage,
You remember no doubt, an in
furrection Of the Populace at Vienna
laf fummer, under pretence Of dear
nels Of ProviGons. BY the confehion
of the iniurgents it was difcovered,
that Bonaparte, 70 early as that Pc
Rod, meditated upon paiiing his
Chritmas in that CITY, though at
the time we were id profound peace
with France if al ePocha can be
called peace, where one fate dare3
and attempts every thing, and others
endure in impotent indignation the
mott provoking outrages. Since the
eminaric8 Of Bonaparte and Talley-
rand have diiIeminated the mott ab-
furd reports, and held out the moe
feducing Promi(es, among my fellow
fubje6s. On one part, they have
libeIled our prefent beloved iovereign
and his houie, and held out a change
of dyuA1v a1 bleGing which would
faith aIIour fu1cring on the 9TH
er part,a defrut1ion Of the privileged
claAcs, and confscation Of their
property, have been preached as an
aIlurement to the ambitious, as we'll
TO the avaricious to entice him
who envied rank, as well as him who
ipeculated upon plundcr.
"The horrors committed by Bona
parties folders every where on their
march frem Bavaria. will be retalia,
ted upon them, lhould our forces,
Or thole Of our allies, obtain Ggnal
victory defeat will not only diff
band, but annih:late the ufuype. 8
fatelltcs, bccaufe every where the
people are tecretly armed, and a.
vowedly cxafPerated, and a routed
French army mutt inevitably be a
deitroyed one.
" notwithstanding THAT the
French papers have Rated to the
contrary, the Rulian troops have
every where preierved the greatea
difcipline and order, and the grea;elt
cordially fubGts both between the
armies Of the two nations and be-
tween the two fovereigns and
their m;ni0crs. IN all the battles a
kind oflovaI emulation had fubGited.
Where III the lat glorious action at
Krcms, the Rattan gen. Kutufow
had horie killed under him, Our
gen. Schmidt rode up, took his place
and was killed. This IS great lOls ;
he had riien from the ranks only
from his talents. An ait-dc camp
Of Kutufow on feeing our gen. fall,
headed for lome minuetS our united
forces, until his chief had recov cred
from his forprirea Z confudon but
he 100 was irvera.lv wounded. The
French fought desperately, becaufe
Bonaparte has tried to Perluate them,
that thofc who furrendcred will af-
terwards he murdered and that
they are too far from their co un-
try to be avenged if injured, or ex-
changed if vlnquilhcd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

Senate Of the United States,
FEBRUARY -.

AgreeabIy to notice, Mr.. ADAMS brought il
bin, 10 prevent the sbufe Of the privi
lepes asd immunitie, enjoyed by fsreiyn
minihers within the United States, which
was read and paded 70 fecond reading.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

LII
did not give this employed viAain
a little larger bone in order to
top his mouth and have been
almolt difpofed TO reiett the fact
Of employment as incredible ;
for, fay they, if he was vile e.
nough to employ him, certainly
he would take care TO have brib-
ed him after his villany was O.
yer. Thole who reafon in this
manner might not know that
Jeferion wanted to fave as much
OF his twenty-five thouland dol
lars as he could, and that he had
too many fuch characters as GEL
lender in his employ to fatisfy
them all confidently with his
views OF private economy, and
that loOner or later he mutt break
with fome Of them; and by be-
ginning with the frt he might
put a check on the others.
Something like what Calleh-
der declared of JTeffsylan falling
tr9m bis 7o9rd 10 bin, has lately
dropped from another Of thofe
choice chara6terS who was for
lome time a fellow labourer with
him il laundering Wahing-
ton and Adams, and who rem
dcred Jeferfon mott edential fer
vice during his eleaioneering
campaign. This is Duane a
man pretty well known in the
hiltory of criminal prolecutions
in mott quarters of the globe,
where jultice is regarded. He
has more than once intimated
that lie put Jeferfon into the
chair Of fate, and has mott ry0n-
deTM (fcjetJ in keeping, and un-
lets Je.Ietloh treats him to his
wilhes, he fhall out with them.
Hence the Prclident lives in per-
Petual fear, and of late, It's faid,
rarely looks into the Aurora,
Duane'S paper, lealt he lhall fee
publiihed to the world a lecond
edition Of the bale means he
made ule ofro get into the pre-
lidency. But as certainly as
their is an overruling providence
in the affairs Of public, as we'll
as private men, thefe means will
eventuallybe made known-and
JefferGon's true character will be
fully underfood by the people
of the United States, and held
in great detefation.
According TO CRlTo'S truth
before noticed, has not JeHerGon
actually rewarded vilIains and
PATRONS 2 What inducement
then can Profigatc and zvicksd
men have to aDaH or Hander him?
Have they not before their eyes
too many examples Of his pat
r0ni@ing fuch characters to leave
1t doubtful whether he does not
coniider them as fuitabIe men
tor public Office as thofe Of the
OpPoite character ?-Is there a
man in the United States 70 un-
acquainted with the hitory of
men and things for the lat twen-
ty or thirty years as to believe
that JefTerfon would ever have
courted the friendlhip Of Tom
Pans, had he not proclaimed
6'mjeE an f1tdsE, TVr0ts aSainF
he religion 9ftbs country, and j,in-
cd the French ra5bie in def4m:ng
Walbingfo1 and Adam5 ? What
but thele crimes was Paige noted
for, at the time, he became the
Object of JeferGon's court.hip?
Who can point out a Jingle
honorable and Yirtuous action in
the life Of Stanley Gr:5q0old as a
recommendation to The of y 4