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from the treasufys Outit iseeftalnly
true in general, that money so APP
plied, eorrspts not only the receiver
but the giyer, or at least has ten.
dency to make the latter. whether
he be struggling between wind and
water or not, defile his own hands
by managing to cause some of it to
stick to them. Who can tell indeed
whether a large proportion Of this
sum may not circuitously find its way
back again into the pockete of one of
the needy members of the Cabinet,
in order to defray the present charges
Of bloated grandeur, or to wipe off
the membranes Of former upstart
follies /? When these suspicious fit
across the mind, it may not be amiss
to ask ourselves whether such would
be a more depraved ormore unexpect-
ed application Of secret service mo-
ney. than we have witnessed of that
which was given to Henry to suborn
him to impose upon the world. in a
manner which would have 0ccasi0ned
great injustice, had not we penetrat-
ed and exposed the stimulus by
which he was moved. 1&
From the Marietta (0hio) specta-
tori
/" THE AMERICAN sTATEsMAN.
Ia Kentucky, that wild region of
democracy, clustering, and slave
driving, we are pleased to behold a
firm federal paper. stemming the
current Of folly and madness.-The
American Statesman, printed at
Lexington, deserves the support OF
every man of sound politics. By the
bye we are credibly informed that
the war fever has wonderfully cool
ed in Kentucky-and people who in
the paroxysm of windy patriotism,
ON the declaration Of war. were
ready to guliotine every one who
would not fall down and worship the
Administrations who burned John
Pope in eifigy-have really begun to
think that Pope was nearly as wise
as themselves, when he opposed
war. The very men who assisted TO
burn, hang and shoot him in effigy.
are now willing to believe him a real
friend to his eountry.-When Har-
rison marched out, not quite year
ago Kentuekyan. perhaps no dis
tant relation of the celebrated col.
.Warhawk johnson, boasted at a
public inn that the flower of Ken
lucky was gone forth-that firmly
they would take Maiden; then march
down to Quebec-and take tin
BobadiIian style we suppose) and
then-what think you ?-they would
march through New England and
put down the d-d rascals there !!
and then home in triumph IA
las poor Yorick!
We have no pleasures in tie mis-
fortunes of kentucky-but it is GER
tainly ridiculous to hear the blns.
terings of these champions for sal
lors' rights-who in one hand hold
the slave drivers whip. and in the
other pempous scroll, with the in
scription of--sailors' rights and free
trade. ''-wilo, while their slaves are
writhing under the scourge, are
chanting the ditty of" hard, hard, is
my fate, I once freedom enjoyed"
&c. We hope the hand OF adversely
may have some influence in bring
ing such men to their senses.
They should not suppose. becaus Sc
they can domineer over the poor
slaves, that they are all heroes Of
the first water. and are to sway the
destinies Of the Union. But Ken.
lucky has many worthy citizens.
Our remarks are applicable only to
these blusterers whe have disgraced
the state.
NEW.YORK. Sent. l8.
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Valuable Wharf Property
For SALE.

THE subscriber being desirous of
i closing his affairs in Alexandria,
offers for sale his Wharf, and Ware.
house thereon. The House is large
and convenient to the River, with the
use of a 20 feet Alley on the South,
extending to Union Street. The
Wharf can accommodate ships of the
greatest draught OF water.
Also, three building lots between the
said Warehouse and Union Street, two
of which fronts on said street ~ feets
inches each, and extending back IS
feet (; the other fronting on the alley
SO feet, and extending back SIS feet 2
inches, on which lots arc Shed or
Tobacco Warehouse and Stable.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north SIDE of King, between
Water and Union streets.
Also, Farm, in the county of Fair.
FAX. about ten miles from Alexandra,
containing one hundred and sixty.two
acres. with good Orchard aud out
Houses
If the above property is net sold ut
private sale before the second day Of
October next, it will on that day be Of
fered at public sale
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
June Is
N. B. The above PRO-
PERTY will DO sold at Public Sale on
Saturday the Ind October, at II o'clock
in the morning, on the Premises on
liberal credit, which will be made known
at the time and place Of sale.
September9 colds
~ The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican are requested TO insert the n
boye three times.
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l.awrason & Fowle,
zxvz yus4 REesIvsD AND FOR sALs,
IL Boxes Cotton Cards.
>cpt. 80
FOX SALE,
II FIN4 LIksLr YsUxo
N Z c. r y Nj A N,

About IL years of age-he has been
bred & aRDENER. he is also very
good BUTCHER. Apply tothe Prin-
ters
Sept. 20.
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NETWORK. Sept. Is.

Vermont flecsion.-In 81 towns the
Federal Gain since the last election is
1914.
Extract Of letter from, Wiadsor, SEP.
TENDER IA.
In addition to the returns published
in the Washingtonian, we have heard If
four changes in the House of Represent
atives from democracy to federalism.
making in all IS, which will give the fe-
deralists majority in the Joint ballot OF
both houses, should the Council be de-
mocratic."
.News from, the Sound.-Capt. Merri.
hew, who has arrived here on SATURDAY.,
in Vineyard boat, from w.Bedfoid.
informs, that on Sunday evening, he
passed "a and sloop of war of Say
brook, He also states, that he passed
yesterday morning, ship of war off N.
Haven [; and at 10 O'clock he passed a
pilot boat schr. "a tender to the British
sqpadron) full of men, standing TO the
stuard wi,htwo sloops il company.
By the slobp Ospray, (arrived OIL Sa-
turday) Capt. Wright, in IL hours from:
New Haven. we learn that Spanish
brig and schr arrived at that port a.
bout ! o'clock on Friday afternoon.
The sloop Betsey, Webb, Of South
Hold, q ~ was among the number Of
ssseis captured by the British in their
sie excursion to the west end OF the
Sound. She was taken of Eton's Neck,
by ono Of the Teaders, and ordered to
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CHARLESTON, Sep. 1e.


Extract of a letter from an officer
of the schooner General Arm
strong. Capt. Champlin, to his
friend in this city, dated
"PAMBoEF, Riper. Loire. July g.
1 take the first opportunity
of informing you ofmy safe arrival
in this river. on the 2sth ofJune.-
On our passage we fell in with q brig
from Cork bound to Nova. Scotia.
in ballast; being of no value burnt
her. We entered the British Chan
mel the Goth day from Charleston
and beat about until the Gath OF June !;
being then in sight Of the Blu OF
Portland, fell in with one OF II. NJ.
briggs. to the east Of us, 2 miles d.
slant had to keep her away, down
Channel /; he chasedus 8 hours, and
then we could but just see him from
the mast head. Wind continuing to
the eastward, and every prospect OF
being chased every day. we thought
best to shape eur course for tho Bay
Of fsiscay, and arrived safe after a
passage of 20 days-whcn, to our
great surprise, we had to perform
a strict quarantine of 20 days for
having bad communication with q
British vessel. The reason they gave
us was, that the Plague ragged up the
Mediterranean, and that the Bril-
fish traded there.-17th July came
up to Pamboef, was strictly examin.
ed, and now is another detention
of twenty eight days before we
can sell our cargo.--Our papers must
20 to Paris. am informed there
has been no sales Of Cotton lately,
on account Of its falling in price, hut
that it is now on the rise. The schr.
Brutus, Capt. Forbes. arrived on the
10th July fro m Boston, having taken
two prizes. There remains here,
ship Fanny, brig Argus, and schr.
Chesapeake /; time of sailing uncer'
tain. There is no news whatever,
as 1 can learn. This goes by the
schooner Sabine"
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, September "a,
- 70 SHKH
The VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIAl
as FORM AND PRESSURE.
VICTORY ON LAKE ERIE.

The official account in detail, OF
the victory on Lake Erie has been
received at Washington. Its length
compels US to exclude it till Tomorrow.
The enemy's force exceeded ours by
nine guns, and it is supposed by aearly
one hundred men. The loss on board
the Commodore's ship was % killed and
81 wounded. The whole number kill
ed and wounded belonging to our squa-
dron is 1928. The loss of the enemy is
not stated.
The Secretary Of the Navy has also
received q letter from Com. Chauncey,
dated Sept. 18th, from which it appears
he had not been able to bring Sir James
Yeo to action. Sir James was blockad-
ed in Amherst Bay,
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TO RtNI'.7

THE STORE lately occupied By
MIR. James Sanderson, at the corner Of
King and Fairfax Streets; for the Gro
Gerry business it is an excellent stand.
Enquire of
VIZ. or J. T. RAMSAY.
August Z. tafwt.
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SHOES.

tSHCES.i
Just opened and for Sale.
wholesale aud retail, womens, misses,
and childrcn.' Morocco, Kid and Lea.
,her SHOES
Isaac Robbins.
Sept "a.
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~ Wanted

A T the HYeEIA ACADEMY at Hay
IA market, in p. ince William cOun-
ty, Virginia, Professor of the Dead
Languages and also Professor OF
Mathematics, Geography and English
Grammar
Applications to be made to the Trus.
tees who will convene at Haymarket
on the list Monday in December next
to make the elections
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e. Notice is hereby given

" NotlCc Is llcIcDy gwen
that the subscriber intends to make APP
plication to the Marine Insurance Com.
pany of Alexandria, for the renewal Of
Certificates No 1885 to 1884, both in
elusive, being Fifty shares of stock
standing in his name on the books of
the said company, the same having
been lost or mislaid.
JAMES CRaIK.
September 2. 2aw6w
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Edm, Brooke, Sec'ry.

September % Sa"tE
" The Editor Of the National IN
telligencer will please repnblish the a.
bove notice once a week til the LIST
Monday in Dec, nsxt, and send his bill
to the Office Of Tho <,a2ette
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WHO PROFITS BY THE WAR!

nv ThOF11o d A1AI. w AN
Those who voted for it !; because ma
ny of them got appointed to fat Offices,
and those who arc tired Of the dull pur-
suits of private life, such as those in.
stead of attending to their farms, stores
or trades, get commissions In the army,
and receive from 40 to 200 dollars per
month--this is much better than to earn
a living by the sweat of the brow. Then
there is host of Commissaries * contrac-
ors,who pocket their thousands year In
consequence of the war to say nothing
of hungry swarm of expectaats, who
are huzzaing for the war, in hopes of
being appointed assessors and collectors
of the land tax, house tax, stamp. tax,
shop tax, and twenty other such like
ticklers for the peoples purses. Ib.
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WHO SUFFERS BY THE WAR

Every honest man and industrious ci-
tizen in the community, who depends
upon his farm, his trade, his store, his
vessel. or Ais labor, for the support OF
himself and family. II he is farmer,
he must dispose Of his surplus at re.
duced price. and at the same time pay
nearly double for every article OF i'm
porlation he purchases: |. he is q me-
chanic finds little or no employment /;
the Merchants and those in trade, are 10
manner thrown out ofbusiness, TO- COM
merce is annihilated. In addition to
this, an enormous debt is imposed upon
the country vexatious and burdensome
taxes will be levied upon all classes
What is still worse; many valuable citl-
zens have fallen a sacrafce to the sword
AID the pestilence, and many more must
follow, in consequence OF the war, which
has been so foolishIy and wantonly wa
ged. All these calamities are brought
upon US for the purpose Of protecting
foreigners, on board American merchant
vessels, and gratifying spirit OF hatred
and ambition in rulers and French par
,tizans. PORT. Gaz.
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follow. Alter following the tender =
bout 20 miles Capt. Webb Intentionally
ran his sloop aground near River Head.
The tender boarded and plundered her
cut her sale. and rigging, set her on nre'
and abandoned her. BY the aid OF the
Inhabitants, who had collected on tue
Beach, the ire was extinguished before
it had produced any material damage.
Latest from the Sound Squadron.
An open boat, capt. Hawes, arrlyeh
here Yesterday morning from New Bed
ford, via New-London. Capt. II. NJ
formed us. that he came out of New
! London on Friday evening, and saw a
brig Of war in Gardeners Bav; irieats
off New.London /; ship of the line OFT
Black Point; and frigate about hal
way between Black Point and Sayorook'
all at anchor.
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Sept "a.
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FOR SALE,

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Robert GRAY,

shi.:.::s .ke Hosknss7. Tsrsra, A-s
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