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FAIL GOODS.
TOMPKINS g MURRAY


are "'r0 'pF","g :" ns Ho4t efSs6fr tSr sP Off, Ia.-
y oefHpie<6 BY A1.6;s. Balm 81 HaLu., an r,,,sS.,
g9'rfme"f Of fne GOODS, r1eeiveI ), lBe Sbib Cslo,
from AO"ds" 3by bavt Erc- lrG7sI 1oitL sr16 ee,eig
attention s~'+g @r~ tie, zoopid SarfieuI-yIy ,se0m
ssc"d tbsh g9s,fwr't Of London Srptrfa.
fLoTF1S, Calmere,, Toenets and Hst,. all rs
~ avery hyperion quality. ALTO: an elegant sfforr-
men; OF Fashionable Robes, Mullins, Lqces, &c,
iney nave alto on hand, large aortment Of coarfs
Woolens, Hardware, &c received BY the shins H.
iehel' and John and Charles from Liverpool. The
whole forms complete aGortment, we'll worthy Of
attention. which they offer for fale on liberal terms.
October 10. IS
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SO Dos'' ,s7ga'd, Brought 5sue, -vitb all ysssnnS
e.S:ne.' and 90 dsaa's il eosfneiin Jail, 70 that I
get IiSs asaia.
! ; ANYWAY from, the subferiber, living in Gran
tt vile County, North Carolina, on the 18Th inf.
likely bright nuatto fave ned BILL about 80
year' OF age This Negro is about Fix feet high, fat
bodied, has hair light and iome beard on his chin,
ehews tobacco, his fhouders very much un-burnt,
has large ANGLE and knee bones. nall Legs fomew
bowed, and rather Of an old appearance Had on
when he went of, Light mix ed home fpun Coat &
pair OF black velvet Pantaloons Can read print to-
ersbly well, and FAY the Gag chafe in Harri.s Dia-
ogue, which he sfond of repeating. Il is probable
ne will charge hi. name and endeavor to PATS for a
white man, which he may do without n,inut. in
fpession All Perfon' particularly matters OF vsel,,
are forwarned irsm harborng, employing or carrying
off faid negro.
Granville, Oa. 10.
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NOTICE.
- he Co-Partnerihip of John Lakeland r. Ga
this day diaolsed. All thoe indebted 70 Iaid con-
Germ, will peafe come forward and fette their ac.
counts Ihoie that have claims agana fai concern
VII pleate come forward and have Them adiuited.
JOHN LACKLAND,
SAYMER. SCOTT
N"N' OS' 1. 2awsw
THE subfcriber intends keeping an aGortm.n, IS
GOODS, iuitabie to the leaion. Which " i'll be fold
on Moderate terms. ',N
o. TO-
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
l. O s Il

THE SCRIP for one pare Of IN. s,oet Of 81.
Il Bank Of Virginia, in the name Of the fubferi.
berj numbered 5o7 and dated the 7th Dec. 1904.
Any Perfon who has found the fame is rsquraed 70
leave il at the Office Of the Enquirer as application
will be made at the Bank for renewal thereof.
ALEX'R. McRAE.
w. w. oaw6w.
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FALL GOODS.
RIG HARD BRo

RIG HARD BROOKE,
Mar Jyf r'feiVfS an elegant alsrts7enf Of GOODS
e1Aa'sd ia, tbe eslrirg Jseion, CooGa;rp o,c--
CurrRTiNr London Cloths and Kerfevm.r.s
~ Second Do Do 30
suPertne and feeond quality coatings.
Forsit Cloths. Plains and Kendall Cot,ons
Roie and Match Coat Blapkets,
VeiFets, Velvateens, Princes and Prefidep,. ro,5
DIX and Worried Wailieoatngs Of various kinds
Gentlemen and Ladies fix, Cotton & worried Ho,.rv
Silk velvess, sGorted colours,
grapes do do do
sare.netts do do do
Lutenrings do do do Eor 49,.
CHI Nioooh', lrih Linens and Lawns.
Cotton Chambrays, German -
ni -'.'eo anu @h"'zs' SShirting CotsoDs,
Drefes, D;o,;,;.- Nshor'ek
Plain & figured Leno's, Carne,;nn. ?,
Do do mild Mullins Ruyas iieAi'n
A handfonle aiIortment of KID ,nn nno g,
a lew pair OF eisgant CofIar and white top Roofs
fer cafh. 'Hssu PFies
October 10.
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LONDON. AuguA,,.

A letter from Calais. dared the 7th,- Rates,
that at three O'Clock that morning, an Engllh
flag of truce arrived at Boulogae. with Der.
ion Of dftinefion on board, who was charged
With an important difpatch from the king of
Great. Britain to our Emperor. As yet, how.
ever, we know nothing OF his arrival here, tho
four days have already elapfed.
bonaparte, it feems, is at lat to be eaunonis.
Cd. a monument is ereainy for him at Paris,
so feet high. One hundred feet of this eleva-
ton is already completed, and the other Fifty
IS to be built of the cannon taken in the late
campaign againt AuGria, Pruifia. and Rufia,
and will he the MOT furpTi6ng and magn;' mt
building OF the fort in the world. Tho e,
1t is faid, is 10 he furmounted with a COZ. 1al
squire Of the Tyrant himftif.
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REBELLION IN nm xND

Letters of late dates from Ireland, reprefent
that unfortunate country as experiencing all the
horrors OF very general and deed laid revolt.
IL Is deicribed as being more formidable in its
numbers, aud more regular in its plans, than a.
ny former atlociation tor the fame oniett. viz.
the emancipation of that country from the ty-
ranny and njutticc Of the Engliih government.
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FRoa HALIFAX, SEPT. Il.


I" This day arrived the Elom frigate, capt.
Lord FIrzRoY, 81 days from Cork, bringing
dispatches for the Hdnirai, General and Cover.
nor. Two regiments are coming out here from
England Immediately and the regiment. now
here are ordered for Quebec. This augurs Eome-
thing but it may be done only to provide a.
gaint that which is not expected, but may poG.
bly, ecenr.--1he three deferters Eentenced to
he whipped. have been pardoHed. This was
before the arrival OF the E!on5.
HALIFAX, AUG IL
On Tuefjav hh, Court Martial was held
or board the BeGona, for the trial Of w. Ware
u. Martin, and J. Strachan, (,ately taken, from
on board the American trigate Chefapeake)
charged with having defertcd. The charges
we're iu'iy proved bat the court IN coniidera.
ton OF their former good conduct, and the high
character given them by their officers, az well
as the contrtion fiewn by thrm for their offenc.
es, did not i-nt euce them to death, bnt to re-
ceive 500 lafhes each.
Ia a petition fnrc prcfehted to the Comman-
der in Chief, from the aboye-named deferters.
mitigation d punif!men,, Uare q ,tes him.
ief to be born uear Ripe Creek, Fred. Coun-
ty, Maryland Sirarban, at Queens town.
Queen AIMS CO. in the fame State and Mar.
Tin, in the Welt lndies-Th hat they had yoIun-
tarily and deliberately entered on BOARD The
Melampus-That they lament the crime of de
fertion, of which they had been guilty; and A.
gain offer their feryices on hoard any of his Ma.
Jeuys hiP'' Bgf. pap. Scpt. 90
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VIENNA. July go.
Our Court Gazette contains the following,
from Turkey:-
!" On the a5th of June, a ftrong corps of Ser
Wan intursents, with Rufiian corps, crofIed
the Danube, and environed Kufchanzy Ally, who
was ftationed at Studikhe.' Mollad Pacha, of
Widdin. haitened TO his afiftance, but was to-
tally defeated and driven back on the N July,
near the village Malainitza, by the united Ruff
ans and Servians.
Prince Wokenkyis gone, by way of Jaffy.
to the camp OF General Michclfon, before lima
ei' accompanied by French colonel from TIL
lit, in order 10 give information of the armtice
between France and Rulfia. He then continued
sJourney to the camp of the Grand Vizer {;
and. from thence to Confantinople, to the
French minifier Scbafiani."
The Grand Duke Conftantiue 10 expected at
Frankfort OH his way to Paris.
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NORFOLK, Oaober 6

The Court appointed to try Commo-
dore BARRON, met on board the Chefapeake
yetterday; but in conf,quence of the indifpoG.
ton Of the Commodore, it was adjourned 6ue
die. 1t is iaid, that L. ". TazeqveN, Efq. is ap
pointed Judge Advocate. He is now in Rich.
mond, as witnefs on the trial of Col. Burr.
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O0oher z.


Lglwanees in BngianG.-When the affair of
the Cheiapeake occurred, we endeavoured to
draw the attention of our mercantile friends to
this important fubjed. The following extract
OF letter from an intelligent merchant in Lon.
don, dated the 10th Of Auguf, will fhew that
our ideas on this matter were well founded:
81 fhall not fail as formerly to infure YOUR
fhps on the beR pofible terms but furely Won
are aware that in the event of war with Ameri
ca (Which Heaven avert) underwriters would
aot be held bound, inafmuch as enemy's pro-
perty cannot be legally injured"
The fame letter adds, "Tbat as fears have
been entertained, that by the treaty between
France and RufIia, Britifl, G,ips might be ex.
cluded the ports Of the latter our government
have determined on granting licences to import
from Rufus by neutral veffels, which will afford
advantages 10 American hips" Ledger.
The proceedings Of the court Of enquiry,
which Attended on beard the Chefapeake on
Monday lait, have not been correctly tated.
The court was formed at 10 O'Clock in The
morning:
Prefent, Aiexanaer Murray, En-. captain in
the navy, preiident; captains Jaae Hull and
yaae Cbaneep, members.
Litflron W. TaSeqVeX, En- had been an.
pointed judge advoo ate by the fecretary of the
navy but being abfent from Norfolk on pub.
lie buGnefs, Riebard Run, En-. was appointed
judge advocate pro tempore. The court fat
two hours, and adjourned to Thurfday 10 o.
clock in the morning. IL.
The following communication is from an officer of
Gun-boat No. g.
AT 7h. i6' l7"-Apparent time, soierved the df-
lance of the Comet to be so, so i5O from the bo
dy Of Jupiter The altitude of Jupiter was obierved
to be at the lame time $50, So I5". The body of
the Comet, at the fame time, was obferved 10 be
lie, 5T' 45". Quere, the dilanee of the Come,
from the earth
Saturday, evening, Stefem6e, 26, 1907.
The above quefion is inherited merely for informs-
tion-The place ofobfervation was in the latitude of
S2', As, so" and in the longitude Of 500, oo' l5N
wen oil Sreen"ieh. Cbas!5qoa CoTiy.
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BALTIMORE. or. 3.

The hip United States, cape. Moore, of and bound
"a Baltimore, from the life of France. owned by VIM.
Wiiion' and Sons, was captured on Sunday of Cape
Henry by the Britiih fhP of war Leopard, and Zen.
to Halifax, Cargo, coffee, tea, pepper and COTTON.
The mate and crew were put on board the brig Lion,
capt. Harris. E.L Co..
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Liner aS.i,s6sd " MI LONG, q Etilt Lady.

Where any thing abounds, we find,
That nobody will have it;
But when there's LITrLr of the kind,
Don't all the people crave it.
The God of loves LITTLE wight,
But beautiful as thosght
Thou too art LlrrLK---fair as light,
And every thing in SHORT.
o. happy girl think thee 70.
For mark the poets fong;
Man wants but LITTLE here below,
But wants that little LONG"
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WHLTAM TEMPLR.

Hs' S"'V'5 BY I' ,bit He,sstsr r0pg Ljpl-s,,I a,S
Csips /y'n LszSea,
a sztenfivs fuppy of MERCHANDISE. G.ta-
bic tothe Prsfsnt and approaching fe.ion, which
he will fell low.
O&. 10.
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recently fet out. Tbs nfd gentleman upon ar
irving at Springfield difpatched an exprefs to
the Governor informing him Of the necefiity of
raining immediately 500 men-that the prophet
among the Indians was uiing every artifce to
exafperate this favage foe againit the Americans.
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tiers mould have eondefcended 10 treat with A.
merica, let the terms, he ever 70 advantage Gus.
And till think if our siiviiions ceaie and the
unanimous energies Of the country are called
INTO action, and properly directed, we are E
oval to a war with the whole world, If fuch
(which God forbid) fhould be our'aate.n
Bolton CentinsI.
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WASHINGTON. oaober &

The PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES
arrived IN this city on Saturday laft, from Mon.
''seho' Nat. Int.
October 7.
The Secretary of State, and the Secretary
OF the Ireaiury, arrived on Monday; the Sc.
cretary of War, and the Secretary of the Ma.
Wy, are expected tomorrow.
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IN CH6NCERT.
n Cb5i'tSh'1 County Curt, Aeggs III, so7.
"N'S' Phf:
Fersuion DefI.
content OF parties, all matters Of difference be,
- tween them relative to this caufe, are referred
to James Brander, Mater Comnfioner in Cbancsrv
tor this county, who is ordered to make report &C.
Copy. Tene,
PARKB PoINDExTER, DC,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Maa6b1Hsy, lob ORstsS 1907.
THR parties concerned, are hereby sotifed, that
on Monday the 26th of Oetober next, IhaI proceed
to make up the accounts dirseied in the above cafe
when they are resuefted to attend at this Office.
JAMES BRANDER, n. C.
o2obsr 10. e,v
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STATE OF IRELAND.

Under this head, we a few days fnce, Rated
our approximations, that all was not we'll, and
our fears that the green fields of Erin would foon
again be enfanguined by the blood of her chill
dren. Deeply do we deplore theinformatiop,
that our fears were too well founded. Private
letters from Ireland fate, that the banner of
Rebellion is unfurled, and the fons of Freedom
ral'y'ng undeT her ft,niari. Thcs public
prints lay uothing further, than we have pub
ihhed. We await in anxiety and painful fuf-
peI'fe, further and later informatiop.-We fhall
watch it with Argus eyes, and publiih it on the
ihnaht. { Democratic PreJJ.J
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The Britifh fleet in the Baltic, appears to
have made every difpoiition for fucceisful at
tach on Copenhagen. and in fact for complete
ly surrounding the whole fland. Between HoI.
.Fein and the oppotite fhore in Zealand, to pre-.
vent the French troops from coming over, are
four thps of the line, four frigates, and nun
Der of gun.boats and tranfports.
The Grand Army of Denmark, being at Hol-
lein, there were fuppofed to be not more than
from IL to $1,000 troops on the ifland of Zea.
land.
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From an EHgIih bnber.

LONDON, Aug. 81.
City of London Tayern.-At meeting Of
the COMMITTEE of American merchants.
PHILIP SAMSON, Efq. in the Chair.
The chairman dated, that he had received =
letter from John Richaydfoh, 'Rfo. V,ce.preG.
dent of the American Chamber of Commerce
at Liverpool, accompanying certain Revolutions
OF that Board, and their circular letter. da,rd
the 1 Ilh infant the fame having been read. 4,
was
Refo'ved unanimously, That this COMMITTEE
VIII be at all times happy to receive aDv com.
munications from the American Chamber of
Commerce, at Liverpool, which NAV have a
tendency to promote the commercial int-r.
courte between the Brtiib Empire, and the IT.
nlted States ct America but with the know.
ledge that the negotiations of great political
importance are pending between the Govern.
ment of this Counry and the American State.
they are of opinion, that any Interference o.
their part at the prefent moment would he i'm.
proper: and this Committee having no reaCon
10 believe his MajeRy's Government to be in.
diipoied to an amIcable accommodation of the
preient difference, fee no necef1ity for aTocia.
lions being formed in the different manufstlur.
ing towns and fea-ports, for the purpofe of
collecting Information ss to the profpeets of
good understanding, or otherwife, bet ween the
two countries. But if it lhould at any time an.
pear that the efforts of this Committee can he
uieful in promoting cordially and harmony
between The two Governments, they will be
ready to do every thing in their power for the
attainment of 10 deGrabIe an Object.
JOHN GRAY, Secretary.
Lar evening we were favored with the following
extract OF letter from the eonfgnses Of the nip De
laware, to capt, hompfon of faid fhp. dated
H7y6erdam, IugnR %. 1907.
g We have to inform you, that the American Con-
fol, Mr.. Bourne told day that he had reesived
verbal me1age from Mr.. Muuroe, the American
minitter in England, by which that gentleman adyi
fed thar all American veels that mould be ready for
iea, fhould get off as ioon az poiible North about
whereas thoie veliels that were not ready, 0hould
wax the turn Of events w r. Css.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oaoh.r &

PHILADELPHIA, O9ober &.
We are Informed that the Englifh China fleet
have fa''ed for England with only a fmaIl part
OF their cargoes not having been able to fettle
the controversy which arofe refpeetine the
death of Chinefc.
The mayor ofthe city of New. York has IT..
cd proclamation interdieting the intercosrle
between that city and Charlefon, in confr.
quence OF the prevalence of the yellow fever
IN the latter place.
ISRAEL SMITH, EGquire, has been elected
Governor of Vermont, by majority of nearly
5000 votes.
captain Peterfnn of the fhip Baihaw, arrived
a. oa"'hore on Friday from Monteviedo, in
'orm'' 'hat taccordiog to report) the Bfitifb ar
my coht't'hg OF ten thoufand men, had land
ca ABOUT 80 miles from Buenos Ayres on the
2lH OF June, and on the 9Th of July were with.
N two leagues of the outworks, which the
opaniards had thrown up near that city for it's
defence. Lett at Monteviedo, waiting for the
capture OF buenos Ayres, about 80 fail of Bri
t,in merchant fhips, principally loaded with
br'ti'h Manufactur-s for which there was M
vent bnhnefs at Montevied was in Fate of
entire tagnation when captain p. failed there
were not more than three .fhips loading, and
"o"e oicharging. What little was done was
principally with the Engliih commifary gener.
all chiefly for the fupport of the troops. with
liquor, &c. In fad If appeared that the articles
OF every Description Common ardent fpirits ex.
cepted) could be procured at much lower rate
than where they originally came from.
Inc PRECEDENT and directors of the National
Bank OF France, have given notice, that from
ana after Monday the 10th of AupuR, 1907.
me o,i' cunt upon all notes of hand, will be re-
ouced to per cent per annum.
The Danifh NAVY, which it is prefumed the
br''ih will take pofieflion of, confiRs of ibins
o. 81 guns, OF "a guns--l of 20, and two line
OF battle Hips nearly fniCbsd-s of Ga puns. .
OF ~, OF Sc, OF 80, of as, and of 90.
and three or four fmalI brigs and luggers.
Arrived at T iladelphia, the Olip Corn Plan
ter captain Glllies, so days from London. In
tins yeifel came pafTengers, Meffrs. Samue,
Meeker, c. Conrad, and Mai. N. Biddle.-
hey landed from the fbIp at Cape Henlopen !:
the two former reached town on Sunday morn
ing and maj. Biddle, who is charged with
dhpatches from Mr.. Munroe, proceeded imme-
dlately for Warrington. 1t is alto faid that Mr.
Biddle bears dispatches from Mr.. Armftrone.
at Parls, with whom he went out in capacity of
Secretary of Legation.-Thefe, it is probable.
relate to the acQuilition of the Plor;d,s
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IN COUNCIL, 0t7eS.- g. 1907.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Executive,
to furnih the Public Guard, with Rations from
the 9Th init. until the IN day of January next.
DAM. L. HYLTON, ca. IF tie CsnnsA
Or. 10. lw
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ISRAEL SMITH, Efquire, has been elected
Cove Snsernor OF Vermont, by majority of nearly
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The mayor ofthe city of New. York has ifIu.
ca proclamation 'nterdcting the intercoarfe
between that city aud Charlefton, in confe-
luence OF the prevalence of the yellow fever
in the latter place.
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Inc Preident and directors of the National
BANK OF France, have given notice, that from
aho after Monday the 10th of AuguR, 1907,
tue on. cunt upon all notes of hand, will be re-
ducedto per cent per annum.
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-, FHILADELPRlA, October S.
we are Informed that the Englifh China fleet
nave ia'ied for England with only fmaIl part
OF their cargoes not having been able to fettIe
the controveriy which arofc refpeGtine the
death of a Chinefc.
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o. Inc 18Th Augpft, Bonaparie WHOM the
Pars pet- aylc he mighty empernr) deliver.
cd iVccca 20 ibe fsnsfe at Paris, from which
We ieistt 'be following paGages.
TIE hnV'e IS Brandenburg, which was the
mt 60 cnripre agrntt our independence, owes
ITS preieut inileuCe to our triendihip for the
mighty r9paJr Of The North. French prince
maj rem On ibe Ebe. All nations rejoice that
the inGor Is u Eugisni on The continent has
bsep " g, eliminated. ] win for a maritime
teace ro asd.s OF revenge VIII ever influence
~ dsis :iloriun in thar reiped. No. can /
i''-u esl sia isnHnlsut toward nation, which
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me Dan'ih Navy, which it is prefumed the
bri'fh will take pofieflion of, confiAs of q fhins
OF 81 guns, of IA guns--l of 20, and two line
or battle Hips nearly fni(bsd-s of 81 guns, 3
OF ~, OF Sc, OF 80, of as, and 2 of 90
and three or four fmall briggs and lugeers.
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Lar evening we were favored with the following
extract Of letter from the confgnees Of the hp De
laware, to capt hompion of faid fhip, dated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-17

death OF his horses and cattle, he is as else
where considerable loser, by his farm
and very often his stock is seized to paw the
rent, to the g best blood ofthe counfyv."
You would naturally conclude then, that
the farson would make some little allow
ance; and ifthe law had neither Justice nor
generosity in it, that the Christian Darson
would have some little feelng-that he
would come In for some little share of the
loss.
But no, not a cent-the church like the
king can do no wrong-the church of En-
gland is not like the hohe infallible-it can
only do no wrong.
The farmer might he ruined, his wife and
family, turned out of doors, his children
CRYING for bread, but the parsons crop
much or little: he the weather, wet or
dry-sweeps off7vheat, han, 6ariey, cafves,
turkeys, ducks, geese, hogs, eggs, ahhLes,
hears, and harSiey!
The farmer may starve, but the tythe
must be plid.
This is the system held up for your adj
mnistration, more admirable than the dis
covery of the compass and all that-this
is the state you farmers of America would
have been reduced to ere long, had tnot
been for Jeferson's election and the wise
democratic policy of his administration.
1ythe and erciSemen hroctors always
go hand in hand-thev are the chief sup
port, the ianizares of energetic govern
ment read this brief statement-it contains
a nonument that ought to excite more
curiosity and astoniShment than the exis-
lance of the pyramids of Egypt....for its
stuDendous base.
When the British agents and papers, and
spies, and Cullens, call for an energetic go
vernment, they mean by it, all which we
have enumerated....andm more than we shall
enumerate.
Many federaiistS who know nothing OF
Britain or British government but by hear
say---federallsts really well meaning men,
but who fancy themselves ga Httie BIT of
6lood," those poor deluded men, we have
seen gaping and swallowing and crediting
the "cock and bull stories" of British shie8
land believing every report of Britain
which the tdhers in British pay relate
Are those federaiSts ready to bend the
neck to the tare8 and the tyfheS we have
enumerated.
Our expositions in the farmers hoE,ics,
we are happy TO find chr cioSe---there are
wretches up for hire who advertise them
selves by revilng farmers fioiifics---they
cannot contrOOert, they cannot deny the
truth of a fact stated in them---but thew
are laundering after the " flesh pots'---and
they reprobate these essays, as an unfortu-
nate class ofanother sex hang out a signal.
And why, because we relate facts, unde-
niable facts, which cannot be palliatcd