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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
LAND, STocK. &C.

II L + L u L I L S ii l. y.
l shalt Ger Tor sale AT public ancti..u
"a Monday 22.l day # Spptcmbcr mex
\ TRACT OF LAND,
lying 10 'he county of Berkeley; about
IL lies from Murtinsburg, and the
line distance from Winchester, near
Mri-Creek, adjoining the land Of Col.
Elisha Boyd, John McKewan and o.
theirs containing by survey fs6 A
CNEo The improvement, are n stone
Dwelling Hou-e, n grod Barn, newly
built C9rn-Crib, Granary, Meat
Hos &c The SOIL - inferior to none
~ The state his Farm possesses suDe.
nor advantages TO many others Of the
same siz>. it being well watered by q
"eVer Falling stream there are on II
'wp Apple Orchards, Peach @ cbard
sn6 about 60 Acres OF this land IL hen.
Why Timbered--aDout $1,000 of IN.
purchase money will be required IN
hand, foI tie balance accommodating
payment. will he given, Mr.. Elisha
SMITH, no lives % the Farm. will
sho* 1t to any person wishing to view
~ Sg!e 10 commence at IL O'clock on
the premises.
Aud on Saturday the p ,b of The same
mon h, | shal! seilat public sale in the
t,wn OF Fron; Roysl, eight or ten work
horses /; several colts, sOme Of them 3
years old; so or 40 head Of horned eat
lie 90 sheep so hogs sundry farm
ing utensils two half worn wagons /;
two new wagons, we'll ironed several
feather bed' ; and about six hundred
barrels OF corn now growing.
Tie Corn will be offered on credit
Of ak months. The other personal pro,
perty for cash.
WILLIAM LANE.
n. 3. Persons indebted TO the sub.
scribeT will please make immediate
payment, as his circumstances ~ I'll not
admit ufany indulgence, and those y no
purchased at tho sale Of the propert,
Of the late John RAINY, will recOliecr
their notes become due cn the Goth
inst W. l..
Front ROYAL, avg. d.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Public Sale.

by Virtue Of a decree of the Supc-
liar Court of NhanCcry holden at
Winchester. i'll favor of Bailey Pow
q! 'Salnst Joseph Powell, VIII DC sold
before the door Of the taycrn of ' ILL
Hn Armstrong Junr. in the town of
Aomncy. Hampshire County Virgin
II, on Monday the t5th day Of Sep
'"nb"r next, (being the first day of
September Court orc Negro slave
ra"cd JACK; the property of said
Joseph Powell, 70 satisfy said decree,
Tie sale is to be for cash.
WIN, VANCE, Deputy for
JOHN S. Pcyton, VI. w. c. G.
,Tuly Of.
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\ egroeS for sale.

THE subscriber wishes 60 sell two or
three negro men, a woman upd three
likely children. The men are good
farming hands, aud the woman good
cook washer aud ironer. They will
be sold low for Cash, Valley Bank
stock, or good Bonds, " speedy nppli-
cation is made.
l wish also 10 sell handsome Ma
hoGnny Sideboard and dining Table
aud one or two dozen chairs. either for
cash or on short credit. Apply to
}. &. MANSFIELD.
Winchester. Augu't %, 1893, #
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed of trnst e1ecuq
ted by Thomas Lewis to The snb-eria
Der, tor the purpose Of acquiring IN pay.
ment Of sum Of money due Georgs
Sbarf and Daniel CormichaeI, E1ecU-
tors Of Alexander Browu, will be sold
10 me highest bidder for ready money!
90 tn" lat day Of October nezi,
- Tract OF L.9.H'D--
lying IN The County Of Hampshire con-
tanning about t29 ACRES upon which
there il MERCHAN + MILL and O.
good stand for Tavern, Immediately
on The road from Romney TO Winches.
ter. The sale will be made before the
door CT said Lewis upon the premises,
The title is believed to be good one
but conveyance, with special 1carrans
ty only, will! be made the purchaser by
the subscriber, acting ss trustee
c. HFlSKELL,
North River Mills, Aug 90
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Trust Sale.

w virtue ni II deed Of trust. exeeut.
ed by William Lane and w,f,. TO he
subscriber. TO secure debt du. To ia
vId Ree,, shall sell on the pr,mi,es
on Monday the 22d day of SeptemLcc
next,
Tract of Land
IN berSe!ey county. confirming ons
hundred and eighty FIVE aud half a.
cres, or 20 much thereof ns will be ,nf.
hc'rnt 10 raise about five handreo dol.
lars being the baleuee OF an install.
meat due and secured by the said deed.
to be paid TO the said David Reo.. M
the hrst day OF April last. said land
IS not Inferior to any land in Berkeley.
end joins the lands Of Thoma, R.es
Col &. Boyd and J. nhonc
~ H'''es from Marlin.turg. The sale
WIZ b. for ready money 10 the h,gLt.e
bidder, and will comment. al 12o'eiocL
oi that day. y futthtv description NJ
he -a'd land will be foAud 10 the deed
at trust afoIesnid, Ut record in The ~
ice Of tie c"uuy court Of Berkeley.
JOSEPH SEXTON, Trustee
August IS, 1929 IA.
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Notice

IS hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Edward
NJ 'tarty senr. and Patrick NcCarty
and Edward MsCerty JUnr. under tho
name and siyle of Edward McCartv
and Sons,is this day Dissolved. All per
son" having claims agaiD.' the aid
hIm are requested to come f.rward
with their accounts for settlement, as
s"on . possible. which will he settled
by Edward MeCsriy ePor. Who ia aus
'bor'z"d to settle OF claims due from
or to said firm,
EDW YARD McCARTY. SenT.
EDW ARD NcCARTY Jr.
PATRICK MCCARTHY.
Hampshire eounty, Aug. %
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Virginia to wit.

II 1lsiiu 10 1t.
al fHics hJ.arn tR fae clerks once OF
Tic Superior conrt of ChancerY for
Tie 0i"cheS'er District the jirst on
dag IN August 1925.
Nancy WcrzcIl. Elizabeth Grim. Pc
ter .eiskcll and Susanna his wife.
John Schncbcly and Catharine his
wife George IrisIer and .toslnna his
wife. Sarah A|:nt5sh and Abraham
Grove and Rcbccca his wife.
Plaintiffs,
AIAiNST
Christopher Wctzcll Executor and
de'iscc of christopher VI ctzcIl decd.
and others. Defendants.
he Defendant. Chri.t .her Wet.
<. zai'not having ent-,eh IN, pear.
Ance and given ,rpu,i;y according 10
n Ae # A,s-mhI, AMI the Rules Of
IT. Curt, and 1t appearing by salts.
1 CT y ftii-.-'. h.th, not an in
h bi.nnt # thus uatry: 1t is ordered,
Fiat the ssid Defvud4 ant do app,ar
beee ca the tir>t day Of the neEt tenn
aud IN wer Tho bill Of Tie pirin,iG. ;
and hat i copy IF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
li-hei IL Winchester, for tao months
sucee Il ely aod posted at the front
d'or Of the Court House IN tie said
town 1T Winche7ter.
DANIEL LEE, C. c.
Aug: i0-W.
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81DUSK

OH " ashington Stree, in Alexandria,
formerly my residence and now occu-
pied by .John Lloyd Reference
for the purchase Of ibis House will he
made 10 James l.. Mckenzie Esq. Of
thc Bank Of Alexandria who is fully
authorized 20 sell the same.
Letters dircctcG TO me VII be prornt-
" Attended 70 and every information
given.
JGIIA HOPKINS.
E:ii 4 Dali. Bat..yiown Post Office,
frederick County, 50
Auri, is--.G4-
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N.HER OES.

stock Of all Kinds. pLANTt'rION
/" }rNSi.5. a FilRuSHiNG MA
,t.i!AI, ana most OF the Furniture,
there is nearly
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
5000 Acres 0C!.and.

III Jefferson. Iy ing abo:l . mfrs from
the Shannnndalc p''iugs, and Eve or
SIX from Charlcstown, which may he
laid oil in lots to suit puIuhascrs-aI
s;o
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PUBLISHED
JOHN HEESXELL,

III three doiicrs per anaam PAYABLE in
ddrdnce.
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VIRGINIA to wit

In the Superior Court of Chancerv
hpldcn at inCheStor-1e Between
Joseph torman, Plaintiff,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
5000 4 CIR F. 8.

I'll the Counties OF Mason and WcoC,
lying between the two kanLawa's,
partly tcnantcd tor / ; yclrs--and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
8 or 5000 Acres

- - OOOO NJ 10
ofmiiitary I.arhs in the states of Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana.
TIE sale Of all personal property
viii take place on Che premises. Mon
day the Goth Of October next. iffair,
or the next fair day, ;.t which time the
terms viii he made known. AIl or a.
ny of The lands will be sold at private
sale an. time before that da,:-onc
ihird "f'hc purchase money ,r pa;d
III hand ana luc balance may l., Gi,i.
dcd INFO three annual inst. !ncnts.
bcai ing iujcrcs; from flrc day Of sale
and secured to ny satisfaction. Pos
session will be given so far MS ana, be
necessary 'or seeding tbs fail and
entirely wbcn tic growing crops arc
removed. All persons at "A distance.
not Knowing t!pr premises \ dcsirous
Of investing Capital IN dis farm are
invited to view It. Lose in the sur
rounding country know it.
! desire also t0 soil y laT,rp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

At meeting held in the Episcopal Lecture I'cn
the Borough Of Wilmington Oct l, 1898, for the p9p
of forming Society Auviliarv to the American Colon
ton Society, the Rev r. HRiston was called to The c
and James a. Sparks appointed Secretary after when
following resolutions we're offered and adopted
Resoiped, That we form ourselves into society %
called and know by the name of" TIE Wh'gsfea pH
Colonization Society," auxiliary to the American C0oa'
ton Society.
Rcsofred, That Committee of three be appointed
draft Constitution and report the same TO our neA' @
Ing Whereupon the Rev. y. W. Gilbert, Rev. John Pol
and Edward Worrcll, Esq. were appointed. s..
Re8oitrd, That when this meeting adjourn, IT ayr.
to meet at this place Thursday the 9Th inst at CIV
p. NJ
Reso!ve1, That the proceedings of this meeting pc ~
shed in all the public prints in this Borough Snl n"
be given through the same medium, as well as from
~ ''''r'' = - Il. WilLIs1oN, Charnap.
JAMES \. SPARKS, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
FoR TIE wArcRMAN.

Mn WiLsoN-In the Gazette Of the 1Oh M
we hear," voice from Sussex" Had the amho
called it voice from former Gazette, voic, fo1
an expectant Of Office, or voice from the unc,r,sa
regions of conjecture he would have entitled hir
self to greater attention. and been read as an hon,I
upright man, not guilty of willul m,irepresensis1
What part of Sussex this voice is from, We cam
imagine. We are sure, however, it is net fc1
Broad kiln beach, from the neighboIhood Of hl
dIawbridge, nor from any place in which Mr. ray1
ter is well known. Had this voice" prOclaimd
that proverbial weakness, that mental imbeciHl
which the generals friends when they speak IS E;
think, acknowledge; had it sounded the well know
rumors, not very favorable to his Temperance, u
should think the signature very appropriate; but
ii r., We must be allowed little incredibly, as
the authors acquaintance with his subject. u.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

with common decelcy we should have been corto,.
saying IN respect 10 the federal candidate tha, h s
qualited Tor the high and responsible suaon ~ as uE
nor-and we might have safely appealed Ia H soG''
knew MN best, for the correctness of This n;:c N9
would have spared his feelings, as far as we JsI We
VIII even how when acting retributiyely set down We
IN malice, either against linn or his coadiutors w.
have been agreed that the epitaph Of the marty III
gone out OF power, should have been written H. a'
friends. as things are ask, again. will ;h ,tl ual
think they have sufficient security offered ,ba te'
elevation of Mr.. Paynter 10 the office Of Goysr we
the evils under which they smarting willie ru 1'
Nl he remove the dy1Hkdrd and extortioney I,. ny
Mr. Payner is man of a remarkably weak ava i EY
mind and he must unayoidably come undertb. J
nation OF others. Will lie who has not firrnnpsa e u
say nay to any man, act independently Of the sale
sinister influences that will surround him AMI
iavorlte indvidnal-this eXemplariy sober ntelrn, W.
independent MIR. Paynter has one Of the best ,rI ti
men OF ms party been set aside and on accom-, If @
vile unfounded and tcdera-yea federal fabrication 1,
TOO one OF the sins which that party has to answer a.
tosef They have meanly suffered, one after onOh
their best men to be put down. by the low inrUo'
crooked policy Of the spitefu and enviouswho h,5 a."
Their honesty, nor honor talents to brine ,hems.
into respectable notice.
Bny'lg bonds 7" who buys more bonds than III. ~,
two men, in whose leading strings, this great roveno
ours must move and act, if he should ever become s
Feeding the enemy" isit decent for either of ,hee f.,
gentlemen to talk of the British any thing else bt mo
very best friends =" Oh signed the Jgndn m, |
never was in that bond that thou vast an American
hebed 20 make classic ground u my sceet ndtps ban
yes thou didst most truly and, like unto the block ho
heroes, thou tookes thy feet nthy hands, and fled s
away from them.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

Mn. wI1soS.--In looking over the Delaware Gazette
Friday last, saw piece signed "a Methodist" vhd
gave me very unpleasant feelings, to find that The ar
of that piece, under the garb OF sanctity should stale
the public down right falsehood lie says We cSamf
into the religious opinions Of the Governors of the say
for number Of years passive shall discover Iata cons
rablc number of them has been Alethodists Mr. ae
Mr. Rodgers, Mr.. .Mo2ts0n and Mr. Rodney all mt
bers Of methodsO Society" As it respects The frt
and last Of those gentlemen, am not plrparedi0s
but as il respects Mr.. Moison, (thonsh Delaware N
any other state, could ever boast Of more WORTHY mani
am prepared to say, and prove too, that he was ame
her Of the Methodist Church the time Of his death
was al that time near neighbor to him, and neT61
Of the Methodist church in Camden, Del and preNos
his confinement was in the habit Of seeing him aIn'l
every day and occasionally cnnyersng with him lisl
thing more is wanted it can be had. No LIAM
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

COLLECE OF NEJv.JERSEY.

COLLEGE OF NEW.JEkoEi' Az
The Anniversary Of Commencement was l''"
Princeton on the ED ult. ,,Gt
The following were among the oFa'on' O'''
red by the graduates: ,v,o,inq
GreeI; Oration--James Latimer, jun " ''''''
ton, Del.
On Henry Stout, I.cipslc' PEI l.. cd
Both these young gentlemen, alumH' o, Wv '
lege, received the degree of Bachelor Oh n''''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
.MLSSTO.NYRI- TOUR.
Oct. 2, 1929,

The Rev. Mr.. Wn.LlsTON, accompanied b, me ne Z,
Mr. BEDELL, intends to visit and preach at pI'v'
Tuesday evening the 14sh Of October and on Mear
morning the 18th, at II O'Clock. On THURSDAY e'T r
10TH at Milford On Friday 17lh, at r NJ, az AZ CsJ
o'clock ard on sunday afternoon at o'clock At NJ
ford Oa Monday evenings 20th, At smy T11inovy
uesday mo;ning, 2ist, at 81. AIMS Church, Mluu''''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
FROM Lond0M papers.

TIE .Nethodists and the Church L'tarsy o,nu
understand, from good authority, that al 'ne r r
conference ot Wesleyan Ministers, which eo'" Iab
ced at Sheffield on the 50th ult the he' .oorr
Bunting proposed motion, " That all lle sI n d
cations in the kingdom should be oos s,sis m,
(" the church liturgy in their chapels, ~" Nd.
ton was rejected by majority OF seventy
chester GNardian.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
GOEERNOR.
DAVID HAZARD.

!SE.t.1T0R.
JOHN ERWIN, {. II.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
WIN. r. GRUBB, b. II.
JOSIAH F. CLEMENT. c. II.
ANDREW GRAY, Nj =. II.
BENZ. WATSON, w. G. G. H.
WIN. VANDEGRlFT, r. l.. II
LEVI BOULDEN, P. II.
RICHARD. +. COCHRAN, St. 6. II.
LEVF COURT.
CHARLES l. DUPONT, b. II.
I I0IIN C. G:o PHILLIPs' c. H,
BENZ. MARLEY, N. C. II.
JAMES CHAMBERS, \. N
Vice VIM. Vandegriit, jr. resigned, ~ -
FREDERICK CRAIG, Chm'n.
!. TORBERT, Sec'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

turnely they yentedupon Us as they used 10 steam
along, piping and dancing.
We WILL especially, try il il be possible to save
their blackguard scaltion, who never failed, when
near enough, to throw his dirty dish clouts and
sinking garbage on board Of US. Our sailors say
he must be put in mess with little mischieyous,
chattering monkey and huge, ungainly looking
ourang outang, whom they have on board--botii
youngsters, and whom their officers kept upon the
quarter deck with them, and who never failed to
double their fists and grin and chatter at us as they
passed by.
| There is an old coaxing, wheedlng fellow in the
ship, who wont drown--ifthere be any truth in the
old proverb. We have learned that he once, by a
Godsend got for short season, the command oil
her. In time of danger he was always sure to run
into the cockpit. Our men mean to dress him up
in women's clothes-and to have celebrated, when
they pass the line in honor OF Neptune,a marriage
between him and one ofthe fugitiyes from labor,
whom they expect will be in his company when
they pick him up.
The surgeon of the ship, who is too lubberly and
clumsy to swim, but too big and full of wind to sink
will be sure to ioa along side il he thinks we have
any hing with US 10 cat or drink. He, all agree,
shall be the principal groomsman.
| The august sovereign, the head Of the ship hav
| ing been somewhat crazy for years, and yawlng q
little about, in rough weather, we are not without
hope, will be broken of before she goes down. II
that should happen SO to turn out, our whole crew
are determined that the Royal George shall set at
the head Of the table. He is to be nicely shaved
and washed and perfumed. The finest scented
lather and pomatum are not to be spared.
The officiating barber is to be one of that poten.
tates greatest admirers. Ifhs loyalty does not give
him sufficient buoyancy, he has an admirable knack
in all vicssudes, OF taking excellent of him.
self. He will persuade, or Brighten all around
him, that his head must be kept above water, il ev-
cry other goes under And besides, for the loss Of
the ship, he will be almost as responsible as old
father Neptune himself; and more so because the
old gentleman had nothing to do with the shameless
conduct of which the other was largely guilty
and which, with his utter incapacy, SO mainly con-
ributed to that loss. He may be saved, to be made
hereafter accountable for his msruIe. He is to sit
at the right hand Of the royal George, TO help him
to any thing he wants, and to be allowed to lake, as
usual, the choicest Of every thing for himself.
The sailors have fixed on all the toasts for the
guests to drink. After the cloth is removed they
lssy they will have Whoa! Bucephalas" and
I"RuLe BrittGnnia," in great style.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

five were not positively sure that our editorial
Ineghbor was acting honestly, according to his best
view ofthings, towards his own party, we should
not be without our suspicious amid all the mishaps
which are daily Detailing our opponents that even
their own paper was in conspiracy against them.
We cannot, exactly say what its efforts will amount
TO in the other countless but in this its editor has
been the best laborer we have had in our vineyard
He has blown the tocsin so loudly, that he hiss
awakened us up, whether we would or not. Like
down right honest soul, be gives us notice, before
hand, how he means to serve us:-roars out so
Justify TO the "blue rockers to come on--tells
US how we are to be eaten up, at mouthful. by our
friends in the lower part 1.-THE county and in this
good, peaceabe town of Wilmington, he bustles
and busters about so ercely, that, really We shall
out OF mere complaisance, have to Turkish up our
arms, that this little fiery spritthis little fume Of
printer, who is so full of fight, may not be entire
~ disappointed. Thou wilt serve US as Paddy did
the Hessians go wise Judge"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

BENT COUNTY.
GOTERNOR,
DAVID HAZARD.
SENATOR'S,
IOHN WALLACE,
SAMUEL PRICE, in lieu Of w. Hall.
REPRESE.N'T.aT YVES,
PRESLEY SPRUANCE, Jun.
JAMES p. MORRIS,
ANDREW GALLEY,
JAMES B. MACOMB,
ROBERT YOUNG.
WILLIAM CURTIS,
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Lery Court Commissioners,
WILLIAM HARRINGTON2
JOB MEREDITH, '1u' ~
MATTHEW FLEMING, .Nis. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
DE.MOCRATIC .NEETE.vG.

AZ Meeting Of the Delegates from The several
Hundreds of New Castle County convened at the
Red Lion on Saturday the 9Th OF September 1925,
for the purpose Of forming County Ticket, the
following Ticket was agreed upon aud ordered TO
he published in the Waterman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
Amerltan nDattbman.
WILMINGTON, 6 OCTOBER. ISIS

Ftowa indignantly the dawnng attempt aenat
oie portion Of she Union from 7rotter.n WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

One of the scribbers for the corporals Gazette
says that not word has been published in to in
jure the feelings of Mr.. Hazzard.'' This is one,
though only one Of a thousand. Here's another
!" MIR. Hazard no doubt conniyes at the abuse Of
MIR. Payn,er, with secret delight and fond hope
that IT will aid his owm election" He further says
that the forbearance and generosity shown to MIR.
Hazard was not because we had nothing to lay to
his charge" We venture to assert that the writer
of these assertions did not believe word of them
himself; and he is determined that even had they
been true, forbearance shall be exercised no longer
for he pours out a torrent Of the most unfounded
abuse against Mr.. Hazard. whose unblemished
character neither he nor all his slanderous cosdu-
tors are able to tarnish.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

lhe collaborating Campaign now drawing to a
closs and this being the last opportunity left us to
be heard by those with whom we have the pleasure
to act, and whose principles it has been our pride
and honor to sustain by every fair effort in pow
err our duty will not allow US to let that oppsrtu b,
nifty pass entirely unimproved.
1t there has been any thing like asperty in what
has fallen from u.s. or even from our correspondents,
on the occasion OF this election, we are willing that
they and ourselves too, shall be judged by all hon
est and honorable men, of every party.
1t cannot be known To Other 5, what load Of com
munlca'ions We have withheld from the public not
one OF which articles was prepared for the press,
until the Gazette had been, week after week. and
month after month, pouring cut its phials Of wrath
upon our whole party. We return thanks, for our
friends and ourselves, to the authors Of these com
munlcalions. The manly and fearless spirit Of in
dependence they breathe the wit and humor with
which they aoound the sound, good sense with
which they are Marked and the important, impress
sive facts they DISCLOSE afford the best assurance Of
the resources upon which we may safely rely. The
limits OF our paper, however, would not allow of
their Insertion, after had resolved to return the
hre OF our adversaries when we thought it but fair
10 lake them up in the course they were received.
upon those we have presented to the public, we
make no remark: they must speak for themselves.
We held back our fire as long as we dared. We
were not without hope that the wanton indecency ;
the ilerce intemperance, and Unreasonable folly,
OF Inc attack upon our party, would occasion such