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NOTICE.

NOTICE
az - IL be sold for ready money on Saturday the
" lzth day of Fesruary next, before the doer
Of Edmend Anderson iii Charlottesville, pursuant to
2 Deed OF lrus. executed 20 ~ by Msfy Thomn.
son, Jesse Davenport and SH:sRu,h his vito, ffar
merly Su9snnah Tkompscr), bearing date tie isth
Dec 1902 and recorded in the county conr, n al.
bemsrle, for the purpose OF securing sum OF RIO.
ney due William Gsit, therein mentioned. line
following property. viz
One negro woman Sarah, oss negro gil Mary.
Ann, one small girl Fanny, one small hos hIsxa1.
der, one negro'nan Nichoss,one negro bo5 sieoree,
one negro ehill Moriwether, one negro fsy Bert.
lett, one negro girl March, aud their Increase since
the execution OF said trust-aI5o, ~ the right. in
terest and claim of hint the said e7se DaytnDort 4,
and in the estate Ybieh have accrued 10 fi,e by The
death OF Mrs. Mary rhcrpso~. ~ copseouence #
H5i, 17tsrmaTage with Ter daughter SVsannah
n1npsor, or 80 nrch Of said property as viii "a.
tsfy The balance due cn said ,asl sndt,e expenses
attending tie same Acting ss trustees Tor the be.
neft of others, viii oay coayey title vested in us
AS such.
JOHN NICHOLAS,
-, ALEX. GARRoTC, trustees
Albemarle, Jsn. IS. 2,w6tf
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a HORSE STOLEN.

{ IN Mond0y evening was stolen frem sta4e at
W Rockets,
BAY HORSE.
10 years old, star in his forehead, near fore f +,
"hte--an excellent saddle horse aud wcr ,lii.c--
here he 10 known by the usme Of GaAssHoPPER
near Winei'e sier he REALIZED SHoEMAKgR wa!
Eve ~ iop information, 80 that get him, and goi
the thief SO and pay all reasonable charges.
RALPH ALLEN
January % w4w
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NOTICE.

TSSHE eo-pGrnership of Booker and Foster was
p Dissolved by mutual consent Oh the Ist ir,s.---
1hoss having business &C. transact with the firm wiz
apply 20 Edmund Booker, who is alone authorised
TO settle the same.
Edmund hooker.
Jy4.)IES j FOSTER.
James Town, JoD.lI.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAi.E-'rhe
Subscribers intending to close their conc er.ns in
the Iansing Business in the course of the present
yeaGs offer for sale their
Tan Yard g Tanning I,nhlemrnts.
The Yard win be sold at Rnbic Auction on the
first day OF March next if not previously sold st pr
vate sale, and possession win DC delivered on the
lst ct October next, so TO enable the purchaser
10 commerce his operationl. They will also sell at
that time, the Unframed Stock that rncy be on hand
at tar valuation, together with the ion eats for
carrying the busiacsS---Also, what dried Hides.
Bark, &c. may be on hand. The Terms VIII b.
made reasonable.
GEO. Fisher & c..
January d wSw
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4 IN Saturday the 5th day of Februsry next, win
W be exposed TO public sale t0r cash, before the
door OF the Bell Tavern several shares in the
Brook Turnpike Company, belonging TO delinquent
stockholders.
BY order CT the Directors,
CARTER B. PAGE, Secr'y.
Jan IL. ids
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Z EgenIy DoLlata Reagai q.

7 2 ANYWAY from the Subscriber shout tl,
IA 9Th ct Oetober last, bright muiatto msn
named
NICER,
Aboui ~ wears Of arc, aud was formerly the pro
petty OF Richard Z. n Oel-when he went oil, he
was dressed 10 home sp in-elnthes, and wore white
hat It IS Pr"bsb he may be lurking ab1nt The 81.
~ Of Richmond, as he bss uncle in thst place DIV
tie name d Richard Logan, shoe uisker he has
also 81 uncle in Interchangeable should not be In
either Of The above places, is probable he fney
be about michauS's Tavern, Powhatan, rs lie " :,
r-is - ~ ihst neigi b7uehood--t' qlos has ,hck
hesd ~ bar, ~hieh grows low dosu the forehead.
rather unck lirs, q pleasing c9untensnce. WI
give twe0ty doil'rs reward 20 have sid fellow 8 ea
red IN styjsii or Delivered to me in Buck sghar
Couo y, ene nile ebove tbe New Store, and a. me-
eessafy charges paid.
HgZEKIAr ;iFscoaB.
Buckingham County, Jan. o. sp
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Nj Office IS hereby given, that ct the house
v Mar. 6ideon MasAe in Goochland county, on
the 10Th day OF February next, for the purpose Of
satisfying the claim Of Ohm Smith, secured by deed
s2t trust executed to us by the said Massie, dated
the 17th February 1913, and duly recorded In the
court az ssld cnunty-Ve shall proceed to sell for
ready money jacob negro lad, and sundry articles
Of household and kitchen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ten head
Of Cattle and their increase, five Horses, and his
Stock OF hogs one cart with the plantation utensils
Of every kind whatsoever or so rnneh thereof "a
shall be Sufficient to satisfy said claim, with the ex.
pencss OF recording the deed and carrying the trust
thereof into effect.
y 15E;s,1 B. a5 xfTg@'o"' }rru.tees.
; January 49, w4vp
vrisie OF deld OF ir1sI ..-c.:,-d 10 - =.
I'D Jsrocs Walker, TO secure TO James 2. Cooke
the pay vneut OF 2 sum of money therein mentioned
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. st the
store of Young e Hart, in the county of Abemsrle
on Saturday tie 29th of January next
II Tract or LIND,
lying in The said county Of AIbemarle, containing
four hundred and 20 10 scres, adjoining the lands
OF Tucker Coles, William Robertson and Others.
SAMUEL DYER, Ssnr. rr,n,,...
December IS. w3w
/ N GftANCERY.--ln Louisa County Court, No
venrbeT 9Th, 1915
James Young and Richard johnson, late Merchants
and Psr'nsrs, trading under the hrm Of James
YOUNG 81 Co. Plaintiff,
Against
Elisha hatcher and William Taylor, late rner.
chants and partnerg trading under the firm OF
Elisha Thatcher & CO., and William Bsret---
defendants
The Defendant William Taylor, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according t.
the act Of Assembly and the rules OF thit court and
Il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that he
ig not an iuhsbtant OF this stste-On the motion Of
the Plant1iS by their counsel-It is Ordered, That
the said deteudsnt William Taylor, do appear here
on The second Monday in March next and answer
,he plaintiffs bill. and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in somc one oF the newspapers
Pubished IN the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks
snccessivey, and that another copy be posted al tie
front door Of the CourtHouse If this county on some
court day. Copy--Teste,
JOHN POIEDEXTER, G I. c.
jan w8w
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Sales at AUCTION.
WILL BE OIL ID.

a I PUBLIC SALE, at the GoOse-ponds, in the
La county OF Caroline, the estate os the late Mat
thew fo;er, deed. on the 10th February next, (if
fair, otherwise the next fair day,)
al the Personal Estate of said DZof,Ley,
1ofer. deceased. Consisting Of
IL OR Ii l. X Ell Y n L @ ROE S.
Several plough Horses, and the stock Of Caule,
Sheep and Hogs, together with the crop OF Corn.
Oats, Fodder, plantation utensils, &c. &c.
Twelve months credit viii be allowed FOR ali pur-
ckases above $50, under that sum, cash. Bonds
with approved security will be req,Iired'to csrry in
terest from the date, ifnot punc,usliy paid ~ the
same time the plantation will be Tor the pre-
sent year. CARTER Is. PAGE,
Admir- of Mathew 1oier, deed.
IAN. IL. IDS
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FOR SALR,

PURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery Court
u of Williamsburg, made in the suit Of John
Laird agsins, Mitchell and oilers, TTILL BE
SOLD Tor ready money, on the 9TH day Of May
by Thomas Spence, at Westnoreisnd Curt Hopse.
that Valuable Tract of Land called Mount Pleasant
containing about
1RIRTEE.T HUNDRED RCRES,
In the County Of Westnoreland, viii d was in the
possession of John r. Carter At the fine Of lie
death. The Commissioners who will superintend the
sale, know the Land and have no hesitation in say
ing that it is one of the best tracts ia te County, of
WestpOreland
JOIN TAYLOE LOAiAx.%'
ELLYSON CURRIE, Comm.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jan. 90 1o.s.,
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LANO R0R NALE

4 IN the esd day Of FeIrussy next, at Hanover
~ court Hosss, being court day, VIII be sold,
sos .dcres Of Land,
In the County of Hanover aHi,iaipr the Tands
ol Edmund Taylor Sen'r. Niiiam King, peter
Winn, j. Grees, George Nam. Mrs Antbo.
ny, aud Jacob Christisn--ths Land lies two
mics this side of Col Goods?s, & within abou, ~
miles OF the city of Richmond & of the entire Tract
about one hundred acres cleared < hss thereon
good frsmed smoke house, large apute Orch
era OF prime fruit, and the water equal TO snv
IN the Lower Country --The balance of the
uncieared bsnd contains a valuable growth OF nine.
sni oak timber perhaps eqnsl if not sune,or IN an
within the same isanceo this city. To carpenters
or persons engaged IN saving timber tor this mar
het TINS Lsnd would be articHIarly valuable The
above described Land late the property of
Batchelder Valentine deed. snS will be sold nv tho
undersigned, his Widow and Distributes who are
NH of age, and will unite in the nseesSsrr 60,
snoe To- the purchaser-Tbe terms % sale enc n nd
eash--one third in SIX, and the residue in tv,eIvs
months from the day OF sale, with deed of ,r,,vt
upon the premises 10 secure the payment of die two
WIDOW & DIsTRIBu1'rEs
of Valrhtne, deed
Richmond, Jan. IS "''e''''s'
N b. The Land viii be shevn n snv ror.,,
gesirous OF seeing it on sprhcaHcn to Mr. S.,n,ai
i{uiler who has rented il for the nresent
foss asson will be eiyeR Isl January I8i5, or pe-
haPs sloSer if required
Jan. 81. r
VIZ ~ "srrihers have quantity of sole ieatler.
ssirtng and upper leather on hand, wlic6i
they Wah to sell
DANIEL HoPFs,AE, < Co.
Lexington, January II. ~ ~,
4 BLACK L.fCF KEfI JOH71
Lost Or misiSid, about three weeks $40. a ! arm
Sgusre BLACK Lace vi, %
kA oFFceED to have been dropped on the 81 e.
- between the Msin Street and Mrs. Cafoj,le,.
= ssitao'e reward viii be paid 70 any person i,ay-
January 70 #
~ To Mose Conceived,
GKiNG my necessary sbssnee from .hs s,,,.
ep William Hay, j. and Thomas TYLER BorId,o
t.s4Ts. OF this city, viii attend to my .fssir,ys L
sinesS IN the several eourts IN which ursct;ss,t
ue istter Wal IN eve,y case of sic Cor r.orve7,b
IN tiehrico Court, represent me, whether st esl1
or regular Courts cftT aS.f,S e1ye"'
january 10. ~ 70 " .
JUST KKCNTYED-
An lHON, assorted. Cut Nails. no. Wbiss.v :,
y barrels, Window Class, sfx 10. s. 10 = 70 g
Mould Candles, different sizes -
find III Store o.
Loaf and Brown sug r., CofE.e r,cL ca, -.
Green CoPperas, sc. &. For sale Inv 49, Oe-'
GEO ROBERTSON &, Co.
I F,sce,D,. =. .. Cary Street
- -. Il
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EDWhRD HALLAM has just received from
- Philadelphia and New York, supply OF fresh
TEAS, superior in quality and favor TO anT before
reeeived-eonsistgg of the George and Mary's Tea
rant and hlilI-Wood's Cargoes imported in 1912
Twenty-Five pipes Madeira ans particular TenerifTe
Wines, Forty Hhds. Old Rum, two hundrei b0xes
Northern Candles, forty crates Green and B'ua
Eds'd Ware. principally Plates. two hundred kegs
st ana FEE Gun Powder, forty casks fresh Clover
Seed, fifty bushels Herds Grass, &c.
Dee so. vtr
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WIDOW & DIsTRIBu1fER
Of Is. Vai.htine, deed.
who died iptcsts!e

Richmond, Jan. IS '''''''s'
n b. Tie Land viii be shevn n any ner.o,
9es'rou' OF seeing it on sppies,cn to Mr. Samuel
Poss session viii be eiyea Isl Japu,ry Is,5 80
haps s'oSer if required - per
Jan. -.
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HsIlsS County, Va. Jsn.4 1871
dzj' The Editors ofthe Newport Mercury, and of
the Rhode Island American, are desired to- imsert
the ABOVE for eight weeks successvely and send their
accounts to the Editor Of the Patriot of Richmond,
Virginia, for payment. wsw
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1 N GttANCERY.--ln Louisa County Court, No
vembeT 9th, 1915
James Young and Richard johnson, late Merchants
and Partners, trading under the firm Of James
Young y 20. Plaintiffs,
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Elisha Thatcher and William Taylor, late rner.
chants and partners trading under the firm OF
Elisha Thatcher & Co., and William Bsrret--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-26
PIATsspyRc, March II.
SMUGGLING.

1t is with pleasure we inform our readers,
that General Wilkinson seems determined
to destroy the traitcrous intercourse kent
up by men who call themselves Americans.
with our own enemies in Canada. Small
attachments have been tried without effect.
and now strong ones are pot in notion
Colonel Clark, marched the 9th inst. with
Major Bayley, and detachment of one
thousand infantry and one hundred riae msn
all Green Mountain Boys to take posses.
sion Of the frontier, from the lake east of
Connecticut river; and on tho 10th inst. an
other detachment Of $50 prime rioe men
and 90 dragons marched under NJ dor For
sythe, whose name carries terror TO the en-
emy, to guard the lines west Of the lake.
We understand the orders of those officers
are to make prisoners of every British sub
Ject detected within the limits of the Uni,
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SALEM. March IL.

tSALEM, March -
Arrived at Portsmouth, yesterday morning,
British brig Sovereign, James Hall, prize mas.
ter, of and from Liverpool, with a cargo of but
ter, iron hoops, shocks, Goals, &c captured Jan
", in lat SO, long. 10, by the private armed
ship America, capt. Chever of this port. The
prize is about 300 tons burthen. January 18.
the America captured small schooner from
Liverpool, with some dry goods and manned
her. January %, she captured British ship Di
ana, OF London, loaded with lumber, and burnt
her. Soon after sailing, the America fell in
with ia-ge transport ship,fuil Of troops, and
exchanged some shots with her; but heavy
sea running, the Americas guns could not be
reught to bear. and lift her. One of the A..
merlca's guns burst while engaging her, and
killed one Dau--sbe has lost one man over,
board.
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DOMESTIC.

Bos7oN, March 16.
Arrived, letter of marque schooner Tucka-
hoe, Wilson, Of Baltimore, (2l3 tons. 6 guns &
40) % days from Aux Cages, est. Dornineo1
On the passage out Dec. %, lat 80, long. ~
so, re~captored the ccl,r Sea Flower, Of and
for Plymouth, Mass. laden vita wheat, corn
&c. (having been captured by the Dragon "a.
in the Chesapeake, and ordered for bermuda
aud burnt her in consequence of a brig of war
being in sight at the tins.
The Tuckahoe captured, while on short
cruize from Aux Cages, the British brig 'Twen
ty Sixth Day OF. October, 1872 from Martin
iquc, cargo fustic and mahogany, manned and
ordered her for America. She passed Aux
Cages Goth Feb.
oFCape Maize, eth Feb. was chased III a
irigate and briggs OF war, but escaped by SUI
perior sailing-in the afternoon of the same
day. captured the schooner Hazard, from Mas.
sau, bound to st Domingo, laden with salt, be
ing 10 ieaky condition, and for want of pro.
visions, gave her UP TO the captain.
The next day, CROOKED Island in slightly was
chased by frigate back to Capt Mace, and
escaped by superior sailing. March 8, lat. SO.
long. 20, was cha sed by trigaie all day. wind
light, escaped III the night. 9th, was chased
by brig Of war six hours, and escaped by
superior sailing.
Iiti, in sight OF Long Island New York; q
'rigate bore down within musket shot distance,
a brig of war IN company, hauled upon a wind, ,
and escaped by superior sailing, having run her
hull out Of sight at sunset.
18th, at 8 "A. VI. saw a frigate on the weather
quarter, standing for Us under crowd OF sail.
Ut ha.f past six, saw another frigate on our
weather beam. At 40 minutes past 6, saw a
mother frigate on the lee quarter at z A. NJ.
saw another on the bow at 10 minutes past 9 :,
saw another trigate on the lee bow, brig OF
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March ID.
FRIGArE coNsr1rnr1oN I ne =

Yesterday arrived at Providence the cartel
ship Rising States, from Barbados and ST.
Barts. Lett the former 80 DAYS ago, and the
latter on the LIST instant The Constitution had
sent cartel into Barbados with prisoners be
longing TO vessels she had taken-one the YES
sells was said to be schooner Of 60 guns. The
venerable, of "a guns, Ad. Durham, had sailed
IN quest OF the Constitution. The Venerable
tonk the two Frrnch frigatcs lately carried into
Barbados When they fell in with the ~, thew
agreed to fight her, but on closing with her the
French commodore made sail and escaped her
consort exchanged several broaclsdes With the
English ship, and then attempted to board her,
bit fell astera, after throwing about &c men on
her deck, who were mostly killed or wounded l..
few. days afterwards the Venerable fell in
with the other frigate and captured her
The Fox fri;, ate was of St Rar,s on the c6th
FEB. The Saratoga nrivateerwas sai' "a be in
the w. fndics--also, an ARne. sioop Of war. A
ir'gate sailed in co with the Venerable, to look
Tor the Con.titution The French lrigates had
proceeded from Barbadoes to Antigua, where
they were to be fitted out.
The Venerable on her passage out, had also
taken French merchant brig, from France
bound to the u States, capt Stacey, and several
French gent m K, who we're passengers in her,
have arrived 10 the Rising States.
The Rising States has about $50 passengers.
Several OF the passengers in the Rising States
arrived in town at - O'Clock last night rhey
report that the Queen 90, and Pioue SO. had
sailed in quest of the Constitution that the G.
had taken British kings schooner, and a ship,
and sent the latter in with 70 prisoners that
Sue was cruizing to windwar.l of Darbadoes !;
and that tac report was that Bavonne ard Bor
deaux had been taken. The cartel sent in by
the Constitution, did not arrive at Barbadoes
until alter the Rising States left there.
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NEW Lonpon. MARCH, rs.

= Tree Trade and No Improvement ~
A flag went off 10 the Statira on Monday last
with MIR Tbayer Of Greenwich, Mass. TO solicit
therelease Of his son, who had been detained
in the British service ID years. Mr.. Thayer
did not succeed in obtaining his liberty but
had such assurances from Capt. stackpole as
lave encouraged him TO expect it soon. The
young man has 25ok. sterling due him for wa.
ges. He recognized his father the moment he
saw him. Cwhat moment for the father .
what moment for the son u
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war drew in sight ahead-they all crowded sail
in chase. The Tmckahue was then standing or
Nantucket lsland-hauled up a point and
half and kept on, ard escaped from. them all by
superior saitiny tile nearest one in sight gave
up tho chase at--3P. NJ. crossed tile tail OF
Nantucket South Shoal.
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ExpATRIATIoN.

lhe following paragraph we copy from
FRENCH paper. 1t shews that even where
the constitution or penal laws of the country.
as in France, prohibit expatriation, unless
under certain regulations, (proving, by the
way that the law of nations does not IN the
most despotic governments prohibit expa-
triation) the severity of the law is seldom
enforced. OF the lenity which the sovereign
IS Compelled in such cases to extend to even
his acknowledged subjects, violating the
laws of :he Empire, this is a conspicuous in
stance.--.paf. Irt.
From the Indfcafesr.
PARIS, 9th January.
Joseph Darguines, born Frenchman, Lit,
Colonel of the Spanish troops, made a pri-
soner OF war with the garrison of Figueras.
condemned &c death in the month Of June
last by the special Court OF Paris, for having
borne arms againt his countrs, has obtained
pardon from the clemency Of lis Majesty bv
decree of the 18th of December last. The
letters OF pardon will be confirmed to-mo
row IN sclem audience Of the Imperial
Court. This unhappy man has just address.
cd to all the Journals Of Paris a very inte-
resting letter, the object Of which is to cele-
3rate the august ciemency of the sovereign
IN regard to him, and at the same time to
shew his gratitude to the Lawyers Cheau.
-veau, Lagrade and Ciaveau, who by their
active and generous care caused his petition
to reach the foot of the throne.
March %.
THE FEDERAL DOCTRINE OF 17es.
ON THE SUBJECT OF EXPATRIA
TON AND PERPETUAL ALLEGI-
ANCE.
BY the celebrated Alien Act of 1898, a.
mongst other provisions it was required OF
all masters OF vessels coming into any port
OF the United States, to make report to the
several Collectors of all aliens on Board their
vessels, specifying their names, the place Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-26
FROM HALIFAX.

A gentleman who left Halifax March 5, m.
forms that the ;.r;vateer br.g Alfred, of Salem,
OF is ;-ons, snd upwards OF 100 men, arrived
there Goth of Feb. having been captured by The
Erpervier brig. the Nymphe trigate in company,
and conveyed in by. the former. No other
prize had heen sent in Tor month. Only one
frigste and two sloops of war were in port
u was said that the Majestic was at Bermuda.
packet had arrived from England, but brot
nothing later than hers. Ship Active
was to sail on the 9Th for Boston The Cata-
lima Packet had not sailed from Halifax.
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-. =, ~ ~ NIarch II. .
The Concord federal paper of Tuesday de-
alares that Mr.. 'lunSer must have 800 net
gain to secure his. election l, will be seen
by the above, that he already has 682.-The
same paper allows the Republicans ne, gain
OF EIGHTEEN Representatives in seventeen
towns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-26
NEW HAMpsHIRE ELECTION.

AS lar as we have heart, has terminated, gen
orally, more favorable to the Republican inter.
est than the last year. IF verbal report may
be credited from various parts of the s ate, We
can heartily congratulate the people ON the
prospect of returning reason TO the misguided
--of renovation of degenerate federalism to
true american principles; and again hail the
ELECTION OF the Hon. WILLiAM PLUME to the
Gubernatoral chair. W. Rebx5.
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ffthe election in New Hampshire should e.
ventuate in the reelection OF Gov. Gilman.
which we very much doubt, still we think there
would be great cause of exultation on the part
OF the Republicans--the minority would press
SO close on the heels of the majority, as TO PAL
sy the reasonable designs of the faction.-If
federalism, will, the great advantage which 1t
taxes OF the extreme pressure of the times, to
deceive those cfour citizens who have little
opportunity tor correct information, cannot
triumph over repablcanism--If, we, say, with
the !rind and tide in its favor, it rather retro.
grades than adSances, it is in vain, and worse
than in vain, for it ever to hope for success
Mr. Quincy's fainting in the Senate, we believe
was ominous of the fall offederalism, Of which
he IS the champion, when he said, sc am gone,
sir, am gone 20