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"'.-".As aoNG THEM ARE....-.
CLOTHS & Kerfeymeres, 3 Do. Handkerchief,
Meriallles, Red, brown &c yellow
India Dimties, Bandanna do.
Do. CalieoeS Madrafs 10.
Furniture do. SILK Gloves.
Ginghams, Velvet Ribbons.
Silk and Cotton CHAM Sewing Silk,
brays, Nuns Thread,
9-S & Ga Cambrick Coloured do.
Mullins, Linen Cambrick.
Plain & Laced do. Long Lawn,
Book "- do. Dimities & Cambrick d.
Plain & Worked Leno, mites,
Grapes & Sarcenests, i7-s & A Irifh Linen,
Laees & Ribbons, Diaper, Pasillas,
Silk & Cotton ShawIs, White & brown PIati,las.
DO. Counterpaines, Dowlas,
Gentlemen & Ladies Silk Oznaburgs,
Cotton Hole, STcklenburgh,
Silk, Cotton & Leather Linen & Cotton Checks.
Sufpenders, With Hardware and va
Silk Umbrellas, 81 rety of other articles
He wilhes to rent the upper pare of the Hoe CON-
filing of four rooms two Of which are very large &
nave been recently repaired together with the necef-
fairy cut Houies. March "a. 6w.
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TWENIY-EIGHT BARRELS APPLES,
FOR SALE BT--
WHITE u SHELTON.
March 10. 6Cl
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TAPPAHANNocK RACES POSTPONED

IN confeqsence Of the time aril mentioned for the
Races at Tappahannock, being On the fredericksburg
T,iirif day, [aud interfering VITA ether Races
,nsy poAPsaed 80 the foerrh Thur!day in next
month. II. S. BROcKkNBRCUGH.
april II. ttr.
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RACES AT TAPPAHANNOCK.

TEvHE JOCKEY CLUB RACES at this place.
4 viii commence Wedneiday, the 10Th Apri
next.
1T Days purfe--45o dolls diGance; 4 mile
hea,s--Second days purfe, fuPpofsd to be near
" equal 10 the frf, the greater part of the
toll beng given Up for that purpoe-dilance three
mile heats.
WeigbJ az follszvs
Aged lsolBs.
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. do. IL
Four do. do. loo
Ihree do. do sc
And under years, feather,
Mares and Gsldngs tn be allowed, sB.
meeting of the members, will bereqnirsd, on the
day preceding the hrfi days race.
A. S. BROCKENBR OUCH
Sanitary y TrmjIvey.
March 10. t9t5hA
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Lae evening arrived from his ilip, which he
left at Cape May, capt. M'Dougall, by whom
we have been favoured with London papers to
the 18th of February. beirg one day later than
our former advces. The following are the on.
ly articles worthy extrseing:-
PRICE OF STOCKS, London. P,b
per CT. Cons. for money e2I.-For Feb. Ac-
count, 62 6s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
Flsralanria DatIp gDnarttser.
\ WEDNESDAY, DEcEnBEa 2.

GEoReF Ross -s3y the Royal Calendar,
or Annual Register, for the. year 1906, wo
End that the honorable George Rose, the ia
ther OF tie yo,ing nan who is appointed on a
mission 70 this country, hefdsthe following Of
bees under the British government. He was
eieHN OF parliament at salary Of 3,Soot a
member OF the priyy coaacil, and pay master
general OF army, with salary OF 2,oeol
me young man who IS coming to this coun-
try, we understand was born IN the year 1888,
OF course he isnow q years of age.
1 . 81 a defer from dlnaica dated 4Sag-
sion, Aovem FER s.
The rains have been for some time more
a',uadant th;pi recollect for MANY wears, past,
w'llei has removed entirely the scareiw Of
Provision and ensured US plenty of food for
aar negroes for many months, and affords us
the prospect of good crops Of sugar ana cof-
Tee. The prices of American produce are
extremely low and as follows :-SuperGne
Philadelphia -four from T 10 s dollars corn
meal dollars Is cents; rice 4 dollars SO cts.
bread nominal. 1t is supposed ootwithstand-
n''s the depression of flour it will still be low
s. as upwards of twenty thousand barrels are
g hand In this city and no purchasers EXCEPT
'''f ne best Philadelphia spperfne.a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-09
4 Valuable Ferry for Sale.
Decenber8,

TsHE subscribers offer for sale the valua-
: bic FERRY in Prince Georges coun-
ty, opposite to the town of Alexandria, toge-
Their with about fifty acres of Land in a his,,l
state Of cultivation, about eight or ten acres
ofswhich are ia timothy and more could be
converted into meadow at small expence--
on which there is.also valuable fishing land
ing. The purchaser may be accommodated
with boats and hands for conducting the ferry
advantage. There are Oh the premises, a
handsome and commodious House well calcu.
lated for tavern, with convenient out build
ings, viz. barn, corn house, stables, &C.
For terms apply to-
Walter D. Addition,
& Jofeph Thomas.
Ney 3. 2aw
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ness on the other, gallant band Of free.
men, unaccustomed, for the most part, to
the tolls aud privations Of soldiers life,
but determined 10 sndure tolls and priva.
lions, and death ITSELF rather thar surren.
der their beloved heedom to an inysseratc
foe. On one side the spoilers of the liber
ty ofEurope on The o'her lis brave de-
tenders. On ooe side, those veterans, both
lin war aud iniquily, who having driven
from the con,inentthe genius OF European
liberty. wish Now 10 expel her from the
isles Of the ocean; on the Other, the NEST
devoted Of her wofsbippets, determined to
secure TO her Ibis last asylum, or perish in
She attempt.
4 The issue Of this .momentous coIAietis
yelled in ,he darkness at fo,usiiY. Bur no
lover Of freedom, no trend OF the haman
race, can hesitate Ia wishing destruction 10
ihe Invaders, and victory TO the invaded.
JUNENiS.
On Sunday last, a person, willie wslking
near the Bclyideye Hill, discovered a hole Or
cavity in the bank and on examining it with
his cane, lie foundl guinea, dated l745--5
Spanish Dollars, dated I773--5 quarters da-9
ted l74s ~ English halfpennies, marked
George Second, and number OF buttoEs,
marked 7thregiment. The skull and other
parts of human frame were, Also found ii the
same place. .fesv- York haher.
. The las. letters from Flusbirg state,
that an epidemic fever, cot uu!.kei.be yel.
low fever in The Yves, Indies, had broke
out in that ses port .pwn, ard carried Of
400 hundred OF the inhabitants ia the
space of only .hsee weeks.
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ARRIVED,
Seh'r Fair American, Clements, New
York, Sundries dif=ren u, merchants.
CLEARED.
Brig President, Smith, Wsst lsdies-
by John Tucker.
A ship below aground, two brigs in The
river aad several Other vessels boend Up.
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o. r e NJ @ " a [.
A. WILLIS.

II. WILLIo,
Has removed bis Store to P,iace-street,
two doors below Alexander Mskenzies, where
he has On hand
II general assortment Of
GrocereS and Fruit as usual.
.aqd has Just receiyed,
a quantity Of Rhodde-Island Cheese of an
excellent quality.
Sranberries by. the barrel or retail
Rhode Island greening Apples in barrels
Sweet Cider>in barrels
Muscadsl Raisins in boxes or retail
Cspers OF an excellent quality, -sxs. SC.
December g. 6tx
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SuWarroW Boots.
JOHN G. FRANCIS,
From Ne7v- York

-- l1'-.--T- O7N3 T----. --.-' -.
ID ESPECTFUILY informs the blic.
~ that he manufactures Suzvarr Boots
nth all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to AIRY in. the United States. After ma
-ay years of experience in his business, heshas
discovered new method retaining the elias
:icity in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
e ever so badly shaped. He, makes boots of
essarious descriptions. viz. Suwarroys-Fair-
ops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
/: Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bohaparte's Graves,
eEerson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
! z the Suwarrow equal to the tuck be:as.--
entlemen will please TO call and chuse for
'iemselves, at his shopsin King-stree., oe-
swsen Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin',s tavern.
!. ~. B. He intends selling cheap FOR cash.
I January S.. dsn
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~ Il W z E y,

\ q MILLER who is master of
ID, - business, to take care of a,crchant nil
sseaa one good wages will be giyen.-
M ne person who wants, pleasss apply to
' sasssh Smiss, Alexaaaria.
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lust RECEIVED.

80 chests, boxes and cannisters Of iresl
TEAS, carefully selected,
90 hhds. Muscoyago SUGARS,
10 hhds. MQLASSES,
With 4 general assortment Of GROeE
RIES, as asual,,
For Sale by
June | .taw3w
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Dlstuct Of Columbia.
AT THE VENHvE STORE,

NOTICE is Aere5y gfven 10 all srhom IL
|1e roy concern, That the Consul General
y Portugal to the United States of America,
Aas authorized the subscribers, to legalize all
fpcgs that may be necessary for vessels
ana Eoln the ports ofthis district TO any in
2rtusal Or Madeira.
those masters OF vessels who may omit
ssSlns their bills Of health thus certified, Will
"ssDie 10 undergo quarantine.
IT'S requisite tha. any article shipped for
Ii.ssant Of Portuguese subject. should be
: ssssred and sworn to. as Portuguese proper
''sad the bills of ladiag segaiized as above. s
Lewis Deblois.
Nay Is. d
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mo. 1o4i
II d + q I.

TIVE sale of.RasssTd B. kee'sp property,
as advertised to take place on the Goth
instant, is necessarily postponed to. future
day, of which timely notes viii be given
June 10. st
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~ FOR. sO.1GE,
Osssadua,ltageoass sernss
a THREE STORY BRICK. FIRE
IA RcUSE,e on Union-street, next deer
70 benjamin. Shrcyc, Jun: well situated for the
Shi1lsiag op.G Grocery basiness-Also, a LOT.
of GROUND, at the corner OF Water and
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT,
and fumcgVQte Possession sfpe's,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied by Jaeob H::665nan
Ian excellent stand for the Dry Coon bust.
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon &. Son.
March / T. Stawtf
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LIE SUBSCRIBERS -
Being cesir9us ct drauslas ne :he lafe
i'm Of. THOMPSON aza Y Fitch, TO q
yeuai close, OFFEttt toit 3sssL ,e!ltssv-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-26
NORFOLK. MAY el.


Mr.. Hollius of Baltimore, who arrived here
on Tuefday, gives US the following account of
the friendly conduct of the Britiih armed vefles
off our Capes.
That he was paffenger on board tie fch'r
.Mefienger, belonging to Mr.. Thomas Tenant,
of Baltimore, from which place fhe failed on
Thurfday laft bound to Barcelona, loaded with
fugars on the owners account, aud that cn
leaving the Capes of Virginia, was chafed by the
Britifh frigate MeiampuJ, Captain Hawker,
boarded in fight of land, and after taking Mr..
Hollins. the mates, and all the hands before
the matt on board the frigate, without further
ceremony, put prize matter and hands on
board, and fent her for Halifax.
few days before, the lame frigate captured
off the Capes, Baltimore brig from he Eaa-
Indies bound TO Baltimore, and feht her for
Bermuda under the kind protection of the Ber-
muda Hoop of war.-Mr. II. adds, that he
knows the above captured vefIels and their Cal .
goes to be American property. They would
give no caufe for their unwarrantabIe proceed
ings, but fay, that they are cruzing for vef-
fels from La Vera Cruz bound into the Virginia
Capes! But from their conduct the bIockading
of the French fhps appears only fent to
plumber Americans of their property. How
long fhall we fubmit to fuch infults, is query.
Herald.
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Gbe Gnqutrer.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.
RIC ND, a6f6 MIR.

Circuit Court Of The U. Slater for the ftib cir
cut and DiRria Of Yirgiaia.
Prclent JoHN MdRsKAL, Cbief Jgj7iee oftbe
US.
And CYsUs GRIFFIN, Judge of the Diaria
of Virginia.
FRIDAY, May %.
The court was opened 1T half paf I2o'clock
when Aaron Burr appeared with his council,
Me1rs. Edmund Randolph, john Wickham,
Benjamin Bolts and John Baker.
Council for the proiecution; .Mshrs. George
Hay, difrict attorney; William Writ and Alex
ander Me'Rae.
The Clerk having called over the names OF
the gentlemen who had been fummoned on the
Grand Jury.
MIR. Burr's council demanded fight of the
Pannel. 1t was handed to them.
Mr.. BURR. May it pleafe the court, before
further proceeding with regard to- any new arr
raDgement or the fwearing of the Jury, il will
be nece1ary to remark fome irregularity that
has taken place in fummoning part of the Pan
mel. This is the proper ftage of the bufuels
for making fuch exceptions.-I underlland that
the MARTIAL III this cOurfe acts according to the
laws of Virginia, and not an aet of Congrefs
According to theie laws, he is TO fummon "a
Grand Jurors. When be has iummoned that
number, his function is completed. He can
not on any account iunmon a twenty. NTH. II
therefore 1t can be made to appear, that any
part of the original PANEL has been flrurk oil,
aud that other perons have been fubfthuted
IN their place, it is an illegal fummoas. Such
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he had been acquainted wish them. The aid
Ration and Floyd then propofed TO this depo-
| nent to Witt Baton Rouge, to alcertaip the ex-
act htuat'on OF that fort, but declined when the
orders of col. Grand Pree were Rated, and the
difficulty attending fuch an entesprife. MIR.
Raliton informed this deporent thar col. Burr
was to be on the ieth Gay Of January inf. at
Bayou Pierre, where he vas to wait for his re.
Enforcement, aud TO receive his information
from his agents, who were circulated through
the country at that time that the 6rft obsrSt
OF COL Burr was to take Baton Rouge, where
he was to raife bis Randard, and 10 make his
communication 10 the government Of the
U. States, where he was TO be Joined by the men
already engaged, to the amount of ten thouiand
1t necet1ary /; that the number of men at prefcnt
with COL Burr did not exceed one hundred and
nifty; but col. Burr's arrangements were 70
made, that the men already engaged in Ken.
lucky and Tenneffce fbould join without Gnew,
10 that no pofhble alarm or fufpicion on the
part OF the general government might take place
before ne bad left the territory and taken pof-
ieiton OF Baton Rouge. Mr.. Ralfon farther
Rated to this deponent, that it was not the n-
tention ofcol. Burr to promote and make a fe-
parafien of the union, but to aa againft the
Spaniih government, and mentioned the intend
edexPedition againR Mexiee.-When this de-
ponent mentioned the name of capt. Shaw, MIR.
Kalfton obferved, that if he was one ofthe Me-
diterraHean officers he was friendly to their
meaiures-that it was well underftood that a
large proportion of the officers of the army and
Mediterranean officers were already engaged in
their interefts. Mr.. Ralfton exprefIed great
iurprlfe at the conduct of gen. Wikinlon in ar
reiting certain characters, Swartwout, Ogden,
boliman and Alexander, and repeatedly alked
this deponent what he thought of the conduct
ofgen. Wilkinfon, and whether he believed he
had deferted the interefts of the party, or was
1t only to cover his greater objects. This de-
ponent further declares that Mr.. Rallton and
Floyd vifted Fort Adams on the evening OF the
18th of January infant, between fun-fet and
dark. and that he obferyed them to walk round
the faid Fort.
(Signed)
JOINT F. CARMICHAEL.
Sworn and fubfcribed before me, the 18th day
of Ian. 1907.
(Signed)
B. CENAS,
Jt5fice e,ftbe Peace.
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Morgan LeaviJ,
lillian Fe4o. Pierre
c. Fan N5yek. and Motion fer attachment.
flames TozUn/fnA.
The court had granted a rule for the defen-
dants To fhsw caufe why attachments fhould
not iilue aganit them, namely, William Few,
as chairman, and Pierre C. Van Wyck, and
James Townfend as tecretaries of two fe-
vrral general meetings of the republicans of
yhis city, held at MARKINGS a ihort time previ-
ous 10 the election, at which meetings certain
refoutions were palfed and an address to the
fate adopted, and ordered TO be pubfhed,
with their REFLECTIVE names affixed, as chairman
and fccretary.
The plaintiff, Morgan Lewis, was candi-
date for reelection to the office of governor of
this ha,c. AZ previous general meeting of the
citizens Of New York, Of which Thomas Far
mar was chairman, the o1feiaI conduct of Mr.
Lewis, az executive of this tate, was censured
IN ferries of refolutions, which were pahed,
and ordered TO be publiilied, with the name of
Mr.. Farmar, as chairman, affixed. For 70 of
f5iatiHg and FULFILLING, Morgan Lewis nni-
tu,ed fuit againt Thomas Farmar, and ia his
clecara ion laid his damages at one bmdred
sb9afGid d0ii,3r5.-The fuit thus infttuted by
f1r. Lewis, was cenlured in the refoIutions and
addrefe adopted by the two meetings, of
W 3
IVyck aod Mr.. Towufend were the fecreta-
,es; and for pubnhifg the refoutions and adj.
<irrfs, The defendants were yeIlerday to iiow
uaufc Why attachments ihould not nus againii
then.
THE COURT.
Ct<f Juftice Eent.
MIR. Juice Ihomplon.
Counfel for plaintiff MeGrs. Golden and Sisf
}oa.
For defendants. Msnrs. Emaet, Rik-r ant
Sanfard.
The defendants produced an affidavit hat
ing, that in the publications in que6ion u,
<cnieS9tt zca5 JseaNf +; that Mr.. Lewis was Z
candidate for the chief msgiftracy, aud that tn,
efivSt Intended To be produced was MereIy eOE
lieai.
Thefc petitions we're Imported By Mr.. San
f5rd who opened the argument, went at length
inso the Britiih doctrines Of contempt, anc
n1aintained that the right Of the people to at
fsnble, and cauvafs the character and con
Qua Of candidates for elective Offices, is
Ijght appcri aiming TO the citizens Of the Unit
~ States, and guaranteed TO them by the con
1iiulion.
Mr.. Saafcrl vas followed by Mr.. Slel15a
who was Interrupted ~ the chief juhiee.
Nir. Rikey pointed out perfpcuou1y the in
applicability Of the cafe read by Mr.. SloHo.
aud was proceeding with his argument, wher
blr. C9idta rofe aud having fpoken few
words 1s 20 which eide nionld clofe the argu
insnt, ob!erYed that he would leave the cauf
with the court vs
Mr. Riker followed, and was proceeding I,
ioaiFy tie publications fghed by the de
PENDANTS, on the ground Of the eopl.lutoE
N hca
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From THE Telegraph Of April7 7.
Mr.. BELLEURGY.

SIR,
Be plated to allure the public, that The
iubitance of the letter imputed to general Adair,
and fad to be addrei1ed to the Kentucky de-
legation in Congrefs, prefents vile and an in
famous breach of truth and honor, unworthy
even confpirator unleis, indeed, the exam
pie of Mr.. Burr and his friends may fanttion
fa!iehood and give repute to caIumny. This
patriot general af1ured an officer the night af-
ter ne was arrefted, that he s' had came hither
to meeta couple of boats loaded with provif-
ons, which he expected down the river and
now we find he had repealed the treafonablc
profers of gen. Wilkinfon, and turned land
Jobber.-Reader caft your eyes over the fol-
lowing documents, you will find an anfwer to
the declarations cf the innocent, virtuous and
injured general, and the apologies of his
friends, his numerous friends in this city and
elfewhere.
VERITAS.
April S, 1907.
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Ns1-OxLEANs, April II, 1907.


have juf feen General Adair's appeal Oh
the 9Th Of March, which is not unanfwerable,
and viii be noticed in due feafon; In the mean
time have the goodnefs to publifh the cnclofed
extract from the Telegraph of this city. Let
the reader underfand that the general arrived
here on the l4,h of January that Mr.. Raj
fon's communication was made to Doctor Car
michael on the 18th of the fame month, and
that the diaancc between the two places is
more than two hundred miles: combine to
thefe fnbhorn facts the report Of DoGior Clai-
borne, and it will puzzle the. general to explain
away the real motives of his circuitous route
and unexpected viHtto this city.
When the deluions of the moment are diff
pated, when PATTON has fublided, when reafon
and Juice have returned their empire, and all
the document and factsI pofIefs are expofed
to the public-the citizens Of my country
will be taught how TO reipeet the calrmuies by
which am afiailed, and to climate my honor,
my fidelity and my fervices to the fate In
the mean time brand with falfehood, what
ever may be uttered to prejudice my integrity,
by col. Burr, his coadjutor, or their numerous
and powerful aioci stes. My conduct has al
ways dehed enqury-Let it be tefted by fair
inyeaigation.
JAMES WILKINSON.
I0fbe Printer sffbe american.
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certify that on or about the a5th IAN so7,
IN conversation with General Adair Ca prifoner
of the U. S. then in my charge) he obferved that
If ne had been permitted to have remained 4s
hours in ew-Orleans, unmolefted, it would
not have been in the power of gen. Wilkinfon
to have arrefted him, that he believed he had
more friends in New Orleans than the General,
and if he had known or thought the general
would have arrefted him, he would have bro't
with him his equipage for his protection. He
further obferved that as the General had arreft-
ed him without authority, that he woald take
Indian SafiStaaion from him, made uie of ma
ny threats, and fwore he would take the life of
the General the firft opportunity.
(Signedl
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The chief juftiee laid tia. as it appeared that
no contempt was meant, and that the de-
PENDANTS bad 6ek,1ea fbeng/skve, IKE gscs!snea,
the court were diipofed to difmfs the rule
ne added that Gov. Lewis's publication 10 the
Chronicle was within the, opinion of Mansfield,
which had been cited, and was in exsufe Of
the defendant. Here
Mr.. I'm WyeS rofe and remarked, that he
w'ihed the queaon to be decided upon its own
merits be wanted the queftion of right to be
determined--he wiihed not to DC fulfilled by a..
ny conduct of gov. Lewis.
The chief jutice Thought the publication a
ceatempt, but thst the defendants had purgel
fbenffvey Of it. The right to sfIembls & freely
to examine the character and eondsa of can.
didates, was, faid, undoubted, and if the
publications in queition were e1sn,iHI liz sle
fxer:Je Of f6af rigbt, they cvere NOT a esas-=se'
The rule was difmifTed, and governor Lew
is driven out of court with the contempt of G.
very man lit. The gentlemen of the federal
party, looked at each other penitrntly, and
with forrowful f1rug feemed to fay-have
we been fuch fools as to vote for this illy man !?