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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Pof- Office at Wheeling, Va.
on the Ift of April I8o8-which, if not taken
out IN three mouths, will be returned to the
General Pof Office as dead Letters.
A-George AmberGon, July Ann Andromer.
b John Beuch, Elq. 8; Robert Bounds,
Jacob Burkitt
NOTES Chapline, Ef4. William Craig, fen
John Caldwell, Thom,s Campbell, Dennis
Caifett, 4 5, James Caldwell, Eliiha Chapman,
Henry Clark, Mr.. Cav, james Caven.
Abner Daily, Patti Dolan, Jacob Do6nbargor,
Jothua Davis, Nancy Davis
E-Abraham Engo, John Ewing
F-Margarei Fouike, Phebe Finney, Thomas
Fowler, James Fleming.
G-John Golney, Jofeph Gibbons.
H-Wiiliam HAWTHORN, Henry Harp, John
H2mbeton, John Hall, La arus Harris, E(q
George Henry
Morgan Jones, Elizabeth Irwin, q.
K-Mathew Kerr, John Kelley, Theron KEEL
ogg, Capt, Thomas Knox, Dewald Keeffer.
L-joieph Lnabary, John Lea
M-Kichard M'Clure. fen. John NARROW,
William Mcconnell, = James and Thomas
Martin, John Morrow. Samuel Moore, 5; John
E. Monds N-John Nichols.
P-Jacob Probafco, James Perian, Obadiah
R-Sarah Ruby, William Rodgers. -
Charles Robinfon, Robert Rankin.
o-James otevenS3 William Stanley, John
Sarchett, Thomas Swan, George Sharpefs,
William Saller
T-Mr. Tomlinefon, Frederick Turner,
lfh 4 Talbot, D ,niet Terrell, VIM Trouidel,
William Towney, William Taylor, Sampfon
Thiftle
W-William Walrayen, Mathufe Williams,
John Williams, Mif5 Hannah Wilton, Philip
while, Thoma Waymaa, Grorge White,
moan Zane. Benjamin Zane
81 ANDREW WOODS PM.
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NOTICE.

Gentlemen in the neighbourhood of
St. ClairsvilIe, who are in arrears for
the Wheeling Repository, are respect
fully informed that their accounts are in
the hands of the Post master there, to
whom they are requested to make pay
ment.
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{ 391 J
ATTENTION.,

The Wheeling Company of Militiais
ordered to assemble at their usual time
and place on Saturday the 3Oth April,
to be mustered agreeable to law. The
roll will be called precisely at eleven
O'Clock, and all absentees fined.
BASIL BEALE, Capt.
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WHEELING INFANTRY ]

Agreeably to Law, you will attend
parade, in complete uniform, at the
Courthouse, on Saturday the 9TH May
next, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
WIN. IRWIN, Capt.
Wheeling, 9th April, 1908.
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

a considerable quantity of household .
Furniture, among which is a very hand.
seme Side-board, a handsome Carpet, a
Book ease, several L ables, two Bureaus,
ana two good Beds, will be sold at Pub
tic Venaue, on Friday the 9th of May,
at the lata clearinghouse of Dennis
CaSsat, deceased, in the town of Wheel
ing. The sals will commence at eleven
O'Clock, A. M. and the property will be
sold upon twelve months credit, the pur~
chasers giving bonds with approved Sc
curity. A Negro Woman viii also be
sold upon the same day, upon the same
terms. HAMMOND, Admir-.
April Goth, 1903.
1t Court continued and held Far Ohio
County, on Tuesday the 8th Of Mqrcb,
1903.
1 ,...ss :; ; s:.as.' In on,nss'y.
This day came the Complainant by
his Counsel, and it appearing to the
Court that the Defendant is not an inha-
bitant of this Commonwealth 1t is
thereupon ordered, that the Defendant
appear here on the first Monday in June
next, to answer the Complainant's bill;
and that copy of this order be forth
with posted up at the door of the court
house Of this county, for two months
successfully, and also be published for
two months in the Wheeling Repository.
A copy. Teste,
Moses CHAPLrNE, C. 0. C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28
Randolph, md seconded, to read as fol-

lows:
ResolDed, That the Injunction Of secrecy
Z imposed on the communications from our
respective ministers at Paris and London,
which accompanied the President s message
Of the 8thsinst. be taken off, with the excep-
ton Of the extract of "a letter from general
Armstrong to the Secretary Of State, dated
Paris, 18th Dec. 1907.
And on the question that the house do a-
gree to the same, it passed in the negative.
Yeas Nays 80
d YEAS-John Campbell, Champion, Chit
tenden, Davenport, Durell, Ely, Garnett,
Gray, Harris, Hoge, r. Jackson, Lewis,
Livermore,, LLOYD, Macon, Masters, Mil
nor, in. Morrow, Moseley, Nelson, GUM
cy Randolph, Russell, Shaw, Stedman,
Sturges,. Trigg, Upham, Van Rensselaer,,
D. r. Williams, N. Wilson--31.
NAYS-L. +. Aston, w. Aston, Jun.
Bacon, Bard, Baker, Bib, Blackledge,
Blake, Blount, Boyd, Boyle, Brown, Bur-
well, Butler, Calhoun, Clopton, Cook, Gull
pepper, Cuts, Dana, Dawson, Deane, Desha,
Elliott, Eppes, FindIey, Fisk, Franklin,
Gardner, Gholson, Goodwin, Green, Hell
ster, Helms, Holland, Holmes, Howard,
Humphreys, Ilsley, J. G. Jackson, jenkins,
Jones, Kirkpatrick, Lambert, Marion, Ms
Crsery, D. Montgomery, J..Montgomery,
Ter. Morrow, Mumford, Newbolp, Nicho
las, Newton, Pnkin, Porser, Rae, Rhea, ].
Richards, M. Richards, Sawyer, Say, Sea-
vers s ..oan, Smelt, Smile, J. K. Smith, Jno.
Smith, Southland, Stanford, Storer, Taggart,
Tallmadge, Taylor, Thompson, Troup,
Van Alien, Van Rorne, Verplanck, Whar-.
ton, WhitehiIl, Wilbour, A. Wilson, Wnn,
SO.
Another motion was then made by Mr..
Randolph AMI seconded, that The house do
come to the following resolu'i ion.
Resolued, That the injunction of secrecy,
50 far as it relates to the substance of the
communications from our respective minis
ters at Paris and London, which accompani-
ed the Presidents message Of the 9Th insant,
be taken off.
And on the question that the house do
now proceed to take the same into conside-
ration, an adjournment was called for and
carried.
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4larail0ria Dailp 6a;ette.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ss.
FROM OUR coRREspoNpENT AT WAsHING-
TON.
FRIDAY, Nouem5er IS.

Mr.. ElF0t offered the following resolution:
Pesotped, That the President be requested to
lay before the touse Of Representatives copy
of his proclamation respecting the violations
of the embargo in the neighborhood of Lake
Champlain.--adopted. u 4
The resolutions laid on the table by Mr..
Macon a few days since Isee the paper Of the
10th instain] were adopted. Is
Mr.. Gardenitr, who took his seat to.lay,
presented a number Of petitions from the in.
habitants of Ontario county, New York, pray
Ing Tor repeal ofthe several embargo laws.
Referred, to the embargo comn1iSee
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THURSDAY, Movem5er 24.

The house being cleared of all persons
except the members and the clerk, the house
proceed to take into further consideration,
the resolution which Mr.. Randolph SUBJ
n1itted yesterday, in the following words, to
wit. 80
Resolved, That the injunction Of secrecy,
SO far as it relates to the substance Of the
communications from our respective minis
ters at Paris and London, which accompa-
MED the Presidents message of the 9Th
Instant, be taken off, with the exception of
the extract of a letter from general Arm
strongto the secretary OF state dated Paris,
18th Dec. 1907.
And on the question for consideration, it
was resolved in. the affirmative. The same
being withdruwn, motion was then made
bv Mr.. Macon and seconded that the
house do come tothe following resolu-
ton.
Resoloed, That the injunction of secrecy
imposed on the communications from the
President, from our respective ministers at
Paris and London, be taken off, and that the
same be published with the exception of the
extract ola letter from general Armstrong
to the secretary of state, dated Paris, 9th
Dec. 1907.
And on the question that the house do a.
gree to the same, it passed in the negative,
yeas s9-nays 50.
YEAs...J John Campbell, Champion, Chit
tenden, Davenport, Durell, Ely, Garnett,
Gray, Harris, Hoge, R. Jackson, Lambert,
Lewis, Livermore, Macon, Masters, Nor
row, Mosely, Nelson, Quincy, Randolph,
Russell, Shaw, Stedman, Sturges, Trigg,
Upham, Van Rensselaer,, DR.. Williams
90.
land all the others present in the mega
tive.
A motion was then made by Mr.. Ran
dolph and seconded, that the house do
come to the following re olution:
J Resolved, That the injunction of secrecy,
so far as it relates ito the substance of the
COMMUNICATIONS from our respective minis
tiers at London and Paris, which accompa-
MED the presidents message of the 9th inst.
be taken off, with the exception of the ex-
tract Of a letter from Gen. Armstrong 70,
the, secretary of state, dated Paris, 9th Of
December, 1907.
And on the question that the house do a.
pree to the same, it passed in the negative,
Yeas ao--Nays 81,
YEAs..John Campbell, Champion, Chit
tenden, Culpepper, Dana, Davenport, Du-
rell, Elliott, Ely, GARDENER, Garnet, Gray,
Harris, Hoge, R. Jackson, Jenkins, lew
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= u Not 5-tlkt kic skf1 SMi4ittS ~ 60 70
doubtful rights, as that Of the car
s.v::s<ie between the mother country and
81 .ssaies but our indisputable neutral
"a am for defending, not abandon
ssr. III. said he thought when the en-
e. !, was laid, though perhaps he had been
81 ..!arsin the opinion, that it was intended
i; esrmanent measure; that the real OBJ
s WAS not what had been expressed in the
+, .s.se, but to put down commerce and
s 80 manufactures to convert all our
CO saer cial capital into manufactures, and
81 .r-conuercial men into manufacturers !;
many honest politicians had thought it
{, $50 Be apractica5ls and useful and bene-
S plan, though the contrary had ever
49,; his opis,iosl. HI confirmation Of his.
Z i ION, Mr.. H.s,id, whsnathey looked o.
81 ofssial and osaer publications which
Il the stamp OF allthovits', or were eoa-
s:scd as being approved by the constituted
xSaoritics Of the country, the, were, told
rs. the agricul.usise and manufacturer
sssall be planted side By side, ana that
ts.:sy should sic at their own doors clothed
:. tlsir osYn manufactures of those arei-
e.- whiissh they had before received from
os.srs. These ide2s coa,a never be real
l.. 4 BUT !ssssa.9an ioning commerce.
Mr.. Hs here went at some length into a
discussions on TIE subject o. manufacturers,
,sing arguments tending TO demonstrate
tsat large rnarafast~srics are as, unsaita5ls
- de genias Ga free psoqle, as5to the pc
u.liiar habits OF the people OF the Uaitcd
Safes.
Mr.. II. SAID no man was more, DESTROYS
t c5ev the laws Of his couatry than he was,
Int free country laws could not be for
ed down. Either bv force Or IN some other
ry the people would get rid f a Disagree
abe law. They always had aud always
uould do It. iaeresorc attempting this svs-s
I'm was pros,ratiag the dignity Of the go-
vsrnment and teaching the people to tram
re On the constituted authorities. He wish
q to see the naagistraey Of free cous,.lv
canipotent in It's laws but if by projects
ii tbs kind the people were t:1i9ena to OPP
POSITION they would not confsns themselves
tsthe constutioaalremee'y, but feeling their
pawer would exercise is with Violence
Therefore, when a measure was found not
cooperate right, they should retreat, and
they might do it with q good grace, Cor it
would be for the honor o. the nation that
frey should rStrace their steps.
Mr.. H. said he imagined some Interior
SIPS might be plopcrif the embargo were
rv.sed but on consersing with members he
RI found SO many different opinions to
fssr,, tina. be had not coupled any thing
nth this. When the embargo should have
done away, no doubt the councils of
t. nation would come. to some resu,s and
aS..,pt some measure which would take is
piece. For all these reasons, Mr.. III. con-
Guided by saying that he was clearly OF Cpl !,
n.asa, that his resolution should be adopted,
adj embargo repealed.
10 be c2atilaea.l
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is, Livermore, Lloyd, Marion, Masssrs,
Minor, Iosely, Mumford, Piskin, Qiia-
ICY, Randolph, Stanford, Stedman, Sture1s,
Swart, Taggart, Tallmadge, Trigg, Up
ham, Van Horne, Van Rensselaer,, d. l..
J Williams, N. Wilson...3o.
[And all the others present in the Mega
tiye.l
FRIDAY, November 25.
I The house being cleared Of all persons
except the members and the clerk.
A motion was made by Mr.. Randolph and
seconded that the house do come to the fol-
lowing resolution:
g That the secret journal be published.''
lie question was taken that the house do
( now proceed to consider the said proposed
resolution and resolved in the affirmative.
Yeas 1O1-Nays is.
NAYs-L. J. Aston, Bard, Blount, Boyd,
Cook, Cuts, Deane, Findley, Green, Heis-s
ter, Helms, Humphreys, Nicholas, Smile,
Whitehill, Winn-----16.
And all the others present in the afGrna-
tive.]
The question was then taken that the
house do agree to the said resolution, and
resolved in the affirmative. Yeas 95--
Nays 90.
NAYs-L. j. Aston, Bard, Blount,
Boyd, Boyle, Brown, Butler, Calhoun, Cook,
Deane, Durell, Findley, Green, Hester,
Helms, Holland, Nicholas, Seayer, Smith,
Smile, Taylor, Whitchill, WINS.
And all the others present in the afirma-
tive.]
A motion was made by Mr.. David R.
Williams, and seconded, that the house do
come to the following resolution:
Resolved, That the injunction of secrecy,
imposed on the letters and extracts of our
ministers at Paris and London, accompany
lag the message of the pes dent Of III, u.
States, of the sth inst. except the letter Of
Mr.. Armstrong Of the 9th Of Dec. 1907.
and the words contained in the parenthesis
Of Mr.. Pinkney's letter Of the s6th Tanua,
ry, 1903, be removed.
1t passed in the negative. Yeas e.
Nays 70.
YEAs-Bassett, Campbell, Champion,
Chittenden, CuIPepper, Dana, Davenport,
Darrell, Elliot, Ely, Fisk, GARDENER, Gar-
net, Gray, Harris, Hoge, r. Jackson, Lew
IS, Livermore, Lloyd, Macon, Masters,
John Morrow, Moseley, Munford, Mel
son, Pitkin, Quincy, Randolph, Riker,
Russell, Shaw, Smith, Stedman, Sturges,
Swart, Iallmadge, Trigg, Upham, Van
Courtlandt, Van Horne, Van Rensselaer,,
D. r. Wlliams-43.
land all the others present in the mega
tive.
On motion Of Mr.. Macon, and second
ed,
Ordered that the secret journal Of this day
be published.
On motion, Ordered that the doors be
now opened.
! 4 I
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St. Andrews Society.

A Meeting of the 81. .Andrer's Society viii
be held at Gorelon's Tavern on Weduesday
The soM .Novensder, 1908, being their Ami
versary.
The Members are requested to be punctusl
in their attendance at 10 O'Clock, A. N. to
transact the business Of the Society.
~ Dinner on the table at half past three
o'clock, P. n.
BY order of the President
Donald Macleod, See'v.
November %
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- -.
ceived from the President5of the 81. STATES.
By Mr.. Coles. his ssc'ry who delivered in
the same and Withdrew.
Islednesday, Aovens5er
The house being cleared Of all persons
except the members and the clerk, proceed
edm the reading Of the. confidential mes
sage oi'the president OF the TT. S. and the
accompanying documents received on the
Sub instant and went through the same
The said message Is in The words following
TO wit:
10 the Senate an2 lVonse II REPRESENTATIVES
efMe Unitca States.
= ne documents communicated with nv
public message of this, day, contain such
portions OF the correspondence therein re-
ierred to OF the respective ministers of the
y. S. at Paris and London, as relate to the
present state Of a!c.irs between those govern
ments and the United States, ard as NAV
be made puslic. ] now communicate CON
fdentially such supplementary portions Of
the same correspondence as / deem i,npro-
per for publication, yet necessary to convey
to congress full Information on a subject Of
their deliberations 50 interesting to our
country.
tn ;: JEFFERSON.
Nov. 8, 1908.
Ordered, That the said message and do
cuments do lie on the table.
WEDNESDAY,, November %.
The house being cleared cs al persons
except the members and clerk
A motion was made by Mr.. Randolph,
and seconded that the house do come to the
following resolution
Resolped, That the injunction of secrecy
so far as it relates to the substance OF the
communications from our respective mini
ssers at Paris and London, which accompa-
MED he presidents message Of the 9th inst.
be taken of.
And On the question that the house do
now proceed to.take the said proposed reso-
lution into consideration, it was resolved IN
the affirmative. Yeas, one hundred and
thirteen, Nay f..
YEAS-L. ]. Aston, w. Aston, junr.
Bacon, Bard, Barker, Bib, Blackledge,
Blake, Blount, Boyle, Brown, Burwell,
Butler, Calhoun, Geo. w. Campbell, J..
Campbell, Champion, Chittenden, Clay,
Clopton, Cook, Culpepper, Cults, Dana,
Davenport, Dawson, Dsane, Desha, Du-
re1i, Elliot, Ely, Eppes, Findley, Fisk,
Franklin, Gardner, Garnet, Gholson, Good
wvn, GRAY, Green, Harris, Heister, Helms,
Hoge, Holland, Holmes, Humphreys, lis
ley, ]. G. Jackson, jenkins, R.,M, John
son, Zones, Kirkpatrick, Lambert, Liver
more, Lloyd, Love, Macon, Marion, Mas
tiers, MsCreery, Minor, D. Montgomery,
I. Montgomery, Jer. Morrow, John Nor
| row. Moseiy, Mumford, Nelson, Newbold,
| Newton, Nicholas, Pnkin, Porter, Quincy,
Randolph, Rea, Rhea, !. Richards, M.
Richards, Riker, Russell, Say. Seaver,
| Shaw, Sloan, Smelt, Smile, ]. K. Smith,
| Iohn Smith, Southland, Stanford, Stedman,
| Storer, Ssurges, Taggart, Tallmadge, lay
lor. Thompson, Trigg, Troup, Upham,
tsvan Allen. Van Horne, Van Rensselaer,,
vsrnlanck. Whitehill, Wilbour, D. r.
Williams, A. Wilson, n. Wilson, Winn
-li3.
NAY-Adam Boyd.
The motion was then modified By MT
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SECRET JOURNAL.

dsab9lcssa.aJ 5urnal ois1cd proceedings as
curing the tilse they yoere depending, ryeye
ordssea to be kept secret, and respecting
y aohich tic injssact:o1 d secrecy upas ajffer-
yards rsaacoed dy ordsr Of tie house.
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REMOVAL.
Tofeph III. Mandeyillc,

rs store 70 he Brick House Tax. :,
l,oecuaied 6u Leaqs Besgofs, esq. corner
Ling. md Union .styec,s-- ITheYe he has es
ac .,' ~ - o,ssys ,ar s ),
loco bushels Lisbon SALT.
Liverpool coarse and fiae do.
grown 'Sul, AR in hh(ls. aud blls. IS
Leaf and Lamp 10.
MOLaSsESin hhls.
T,,een CGFFFE. IN laos and bis.
imperial, 1,p.s
tyson :, ,S..,,
oung siyso'' = '
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INscaag, Movem5er 8.

The house being cleared Of all persons
except the members aad'the clerk,
q conilden5ial message in writing was re-
ceived from the President Of the 1T. STATES,
By Mr.. Coles. his ssc'ry who delivered in
the same and withdrew.
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rs store 70 Tie Brick House lax.
horcntied or Lesas Detects, esq. eosTasr;
Llng ard Unions trccss-- Hhe,e he has 6,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-20
Notice to Millers.


A S find many persons remiss in COM
n plying with the different laws re-
specting the manufacturing of flour, have
thought 1t advisable 20 publish the following
extracts:
"All barrels containing flour, shall be
well made of good seasoned materials. TIGHT
ened with ten hoops, sufficiently nailed, with
tour nails in each chine hoop, and three
nails in each upper bilge hoop; and the
flour barrels shall be of the following dimen-
sions, TO wit: the slaves shall be twenty-se-
ven inches Ill length, and the heads seven.
teen inches and half in diameter; and
hait barrels shall be of the following dimen-
SONS, to W.T.: the slaves shall be of the
length of twenty three inches, and the dia-
meter at each head, of twelve inches and
half"
"Every miller shall provide and keep,
distingu'shable brand mark. with which he
shall brand every cask OF -four, and nark
thereon the tare and nett weight with No.
2, before the same shall be removed from
the place where it was bolted, under the
penalty OF forty-two cents for every cask of
flour not hoped and nailed as aforesaid. and
for every cask Of -four so removed, and not
branded and marked as aforesaid, to be re-
covered from such miller who shall neglect
TO comply with the directions of this act, or
lTou' the person VINO brings such flour TO any
OF the places aforesaid, tor sale.
Every miller and bolter shall put in a
barrel the full quantity of an hundred and
ninety six pounds of -four, and shall put in
TO every half barrel, the full quantity OF
ninety eight pounds of -four and if any one
of them shall put a smaller quantity of flour
into any cask than is directed by this act,
he shall forfeit for the deficiency of every
pound under three, eight cents, and for the
deficiency more than three, seventeen cents,
Tor every cask falsely tared, eighty.three
cents.
"-dld be IL further eeacted, That if any
| miller or manufacturer of -four or other per-
son, shall produce 10 any Inspector, to be by
him Inspected, marked or branded, any -four
which shall be adjudged by such Inspector,
to be mixed with flour of any othergrain than
wheat, or with any other substance whate-
yer, the whole Of such mixture shall be con-
demned by such inspector, who shall cause
the same to be sold for the benefit of the
commonwealth, and moreover fine of ten
dollars for each barrel of mixed -four, con-
demned as aforesaid, shall be imposed on l.
ny miller or manufacturer of -four, or other
person offering the same to be inspected"
JOHN /. JOHNSON.
INSPECTOR Of -four.
Richmond, Sept. IS, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-20

blythe sele6tmen's own hands. Bar meet
ings have been assembled at the call of
Massachusetts lawyers for the purpose of
separating the people from their govern.
menl. Money, ialsehood AID calumny are
the ambominable instruments with which
Great Britain saps the virtue Of a peo,Ie.
and undermines their strength: and ali
these. have been employed in New Hamp-
shire Unhappy people notwithstanding
the blessings so abundantly bestowed on you
oy KIND Provid snce, your virtue has been
insuincient TO sepport you under a monnen..
tary privation OF the poisonous cup of lux.
ury you have taught England to treat you
as children let them be whipped, she
says, and deprived of bauble, and they
will return to their al egiance lin little
while your Country may be involved in a
bloocy and hopeless war, to uphold the pride
and injustice of England's King and No.
bies, and to glut the vengeance of a peo lie
who denounced your fathers as rebels, and
set price upon their heads-but whv do
1 name your fathers you have forgotten
Washington and his brave associates Won
have forgotten the. cause for which thew
Ought! you have disgraced their memo,
ries you have disturbed their ashes -
Sofne future bard as he records your dis
honour, and the downfall of your liberties,
VIII weep that Warren a Mercer; a
Montgomery, died in vain.
From the Boston PaHadiun of Fridav Iast.
Vermont Election-On Tuesday last the
free men of Vermont elected their Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, Councillors,
Representatives and members of Congress SIS.
getleman from BrattlebJro' informs us
that the votes IN that town were $50 fede-
raj, and 90 democratic. This town mas al.
ways been federal. but has never, till nov,
given more than 200 votes. In Hinsdale,
federal 66, democratic IL This town has
been considered democratic.
A letterfrom Walpole. s' In Westminster
there has been great change in favor of
federalism. Mr.. Tichenor's majority for
Governor is f5, MIR. Hubbard's for Com
gress 40, Mr.. Half's for state Representa-
tive %. WESTMINSTER has heretofore been
democratic.l There is no doubt the electi-
on in Vermont will result in the triumph of
neutrality-suspicious..