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Ea: 5'-an Hit (07l~ TUESDAY, AUGUST1$1N& [Wis /zavc /zacifregzzent and nzmzerozzs requg/fr, I zzluz t/2e Speec/z of Mr. Liv IN csrou, on t~/zc 3 Alma Bzll mtg/zt appear 21: our Budgt:t——‘-('21:: I z/ct‘/z12ed,v/tom 2201.‘ /la:/mg It In our power in accampazzy it with a Reply.‘ '1/zat a/gecfwn ' 25 now removed. I=Ve t/zc-rrjore nazu gziz.-mt: aml cwitmuc t/2:: debate on t/ztzt and at/zcr zm.po—n‘a1zt qucjfzons, or fully it: our lzmzts zuzll zzdmzz.‘ _l R. LIVINGSTON laid, he eheamed it one of the M mutt lurtuate occurrences at his iife, that, at- lcl an inevitable abtence lrom his teat in th.it l10\‘lE‘, he had arrived in t.n-e to exprelb his dilfent to the polling of the lllilu it would have been 21 lource of etirnai re- gret, and the lttciieli ieinorle, if any private a however urgent, any dornvtltc concerns, however litter- clling, had deprived hint ufthe opportunity he was then about to me, of hating his 0lJj‘.‘¢ll0hS, and |'(‘C0fd|lIg his vote againli an at! which he be-t was in direct violation of the conltitution, and marked with ever) charafteritlic of the. molt odious dctp. ulin. On my arrival, fir. Mr. L laid, 1 enquired Wl‘l'll fuhjctl occupied the attetit-on of the ht‘-lle g and lreii-5 informed it was the alien bill, I directed the prinmt copy to be brought to me, but to my great lurpiizc le- ven or etghncopios of different aéls on the limit: Iuijetrt were put in my l’) them it was d l (ti llrongly were they marked by the tame faintly features) to ritcover the individual bill then under dilcufliuii. Tl-is circiinittance gave me a Iulpicton that the princi ples of the meature were erroneous--lruth H'l:llCh.S dirett-‘y to its and by a tingle undevtattng path——Errov is either ll1~Ll€!El'l!)llle(l on its objebl, or pui .urs it tlrtough a thouland winding ways ; the multiplicity of piopo. litions tlieiefore to attain the fame gent-r:tl_bttr doubtful and, led me to tttlipeél that ntrthei the obj.-6} hot‘ the means ptopof to attriin it were Pl'O,)l‘.|’ or necellary. Ttcte tuiniiles were con ! by a more minu-e ex- amination ol the aél. In the conllruction ol lhtues, it watt 3 received rule to examine what was the llarc of ti:-ngs whtn it was paired, and what were the evils it was in em ed to remedy ; as theft: circutnllances would llr app!-ed in the coitllriiftion of the law, it might be well ti: ex mine them minutely in framing it ; the {late of things, if we are tojqdge front the complexion of the bill, mull be that a number of aliens, enjoying the ]tI'()l(\l¢ll(‘I3 of our goveriimcnt, were plotttng its dcltrut:- won; that they are eng'ag<-d‘irt trea nablc machina- tions againtl a people who have given them an aliylum and tu. port, and that no provilion tsjound to provide for their exputlion and piinilhment. If thele things are To and no rt-inedy exills for the evil, one ought fpee «lily to ‘re proviilrd, but even then it niuft be a remedy that is canlitlent with the cunllttution under which we «El ; for as by that intlrutrtent all powers not ettprcfsly 'ivcn by it to the uni in, are referred by the (late: ; it lolows that unlefs an exprcfs authority can be Iuuod, v [ling us with the power, he the evil never fo great, it can only be remedied by the feveral ll3't‘8, who have never delcgatcd the authority to Congtels; but this point will be prefcntly examined, aid it will not he a d f talk to lltew that the pvovi \ of this bill are .ot only unautlioriled by the conltrtution. but are in diratt violation ofits fundamental principles, and con- tradiflory to fome of its molt exp-efs prohibitions ; at .rett-nt it is only tiecelfary to till: whether the (late of things Conltnlplaltd by the bill has any exillence. We mull legillate upon fttéls, not on furrnifes ; we mull have evidence, not vague fufpicions, if we mean to-l‘rgell.itc with prudence. What fafls have been pro- duced i‘ What evidence has been fubmittcd to the houfcl lltave heard, hr, of none; but if evidence of fa could not be procured, at leatl it might have been expeéted that reaioiiable caufe ot lttfpicton be {ltewn ; here again gentlemen were at fault ; they- could not thew even a _/itjjaicion wig! lbc altar: mtg/2! in be jrrjhe We have, indeed. been told that the far; of Vmice, Switzerland, and Batavia, was protlu- cud by the interference of foreigners. flirt, the in- j ll_ai-ices were uiifortunare'-Vnecaute all thole pov-v_crs had been overcome by foreign force, or divided by domellic f.ié‘llr-n, not by aliens who rt.-litled among them ; and if any inllruélion was to be gained from thofe republics, it would in that we ought to banith not the aliens, but all thofe citizens who did not approve the executive aéls : this, I believe, gentltmcn were not ready to own ; but if this mearitre pro-vailed, I {hall not think the other remote; but if it had been proved that thcfe govern- ments were deft:-oycd by the confpiracies of aliens ; it yet remains to thew that ‘we are in the fame lituation ; or that any fuch plots have been detefltd or an even realonahly lufpetfled here. Nothing of this klttd has been yet done. A modern Thefctts, indeed, has told us he has procured a clue‘ that will enable hint to pen- etrate the labyrinth and dellroy this rnorilter ofledition. Who the\fairAriadne is who kindly gave him the ball, he has not revealed : nor, though fevcral days have e. lnpfed lincc he nndet-took the advetttttre, has be yet told‘ where the monlter lurks. No evldence‘the‘n being pro» duccd, we have ariglit to lay that none exifls. and yet we are about to fan at mull important ‘Aft, and on what grotintltt I our individual fufpicions, our private fears, our over heated imaginations. Seeing nothing to exit: thofe fufpicions, andnor feeling tholc fears, E could not give my affent to the bill, even if [did not fact :1 ruperior obligation to rcjeél it on other gt-otintis. A's for as my own obfertvation goes, I liavc {ecu no- thing like the llatc of things contemplated by the bill. Man of the aliens I have teen were either triumphant Etfglillimen, or Frenchmén with dejeélion in their countenance: and grief at their hearts, prepriiiiig to quit the country and leek uitotltcr -afylum. But if there plots exit}, if this trezifon is apparent, if there are as- liens guilty of the crimes tltltt\'src afcribetl to them, an el remedy prefents itfelf for the evil ; we have already wile laws, .we ltave uptight judges and vigilnnt ntogillrates, and there is.no‘ neref of ‘arming the executive with the tleflrti powers propofed by the bill now on youi ita'ble;_g_be law: now in force are conipetent to punlilt tévéry trcalonable or {editions at- ternpti. “ _ Biitgrttnt, (what, lioiuvcr, has not been at all y 7‘ Mr. Harper, drtlartd iii‘ ritelm-1_/E, rival lie badge! bald of cat-lair: threads, vw/iirb rwoirlzt rmtlil: lfsim to re» Wfd1‘“ caujplragyt - V‘ NOTICE. fupported by fa grant that thefe fears are not vi5oI- BI}',th:1Z the :'a.gets are immnem, and that no exa ing law is fu to znett them; let us examine -.x hethcr the yruvi of the [nil are confutmalxtc to the pzinciples of UM conltuutson; if it mould be found to contravene them, I nu It wnll lufe many, of us pre- Tem tupporters; but tf, not only contrary to thc gen- ual lpirit and prmciples of -he connituuon, it a.fo be found diametrtcally -op;-u 10 its molt exprels tproltii-itions, lcannot .dou|’~t thnt it would be rejcéted with that mdxgnantdeci which our dutyto our coun- try, and our {acted oath, demand. futlicicnt. But how can the other word apply to {lives 2. Migrat-oi: lo a voitintary change of Culllllfy ; but who ever l‘\‘.'-‘|I\l ut .: migration of llitcsi Tire truth is-, both words have their 1\l.|p!'Opl‘l'|Kt! tin-riniilr‘-is and even extend- ed to fetztiir the inter:-{ls oi the rl.l ! ! quarters of the union. Tm middle itaics willicd to feture thrntlelvrs ngiin any laws that tniglit iiiiptalc the t-migration oi: lettltis: the futttliein llatrasdrd nct like to be prohibited the importation of llat-es; and fa jtalout. were they of this ptovilion, thgit the article was introduced to declare that the coiiltitution lhill not be ainendt-tl to as to do it away. . But even admit the zibfurdity, that the word 3‘ migra- tion,\ has no meaning, or one foreign to its ufuttl ac- ccptzition, and that the article relates only to :--- cicn this facrilice of coinnion lent’: will not help gentle- men out of their dilcniriia. Slaves, t~i't.hahly alwayr, but certninlymi their ll ln‘tpUl’(3ll[.‘l\. are a’1am .- ma- ny people think they are altv:i},'s \ dangerous to the pirate and tiilety of the United States l“ If the Pit-trlen: :2 of this opinion, Le not only can, but, by ill! Qi of lhlS law, is obliged to order them ill’; for the aft rmitrs an obligation on him to lent’. away all Inch alir:/:: .-s he limit tlm.l; dingcrotis tu the peace at’ lafety Cl tilt. United States. Thus, according to the moli fa- vcuiztble corilltuflion, every proprietor of this lpt-cits of property, ltt.)lt'6 it at the will and pieafure of tilt: Pre- lidcnt ; -and this, too, in defiance of the only article of the conliiiutioii that is declared to be wialt‘:rt4?I/!- BU? let us, lit‘, far I moment, if it be pclfili-e-—-l.ct us itna- gine that a cunilituiion, fouildzd on a divi of pow- ers into three hcdhlr-, m-y be preferred al:.‘:o‘ail ihtle powtrs llioud be llllftl-LlLl‘td intoons ; let us imagine, if we can, that the tlates intentled to reliiiéi‘ the g{‘l‘€l'8.! government from pictenting the Lt ival ofpertons \'r'hcm they were yet willing to l-Efcr that general government to {ll'fH.E as fuon as they lhoultl airive; grant all this, and they will be as far from etfab tilting the conlliiu- tiomliiy of the bill as they were at the hilt moment I! was piutulctlz lot in the 3d arti: lc it it provided, 7113? all ‘‘ jutlicml power than be veiled in the fupremc rim.‘ inferior courts ;\ that the trial ofall crimes {halt baby jury, except in caics of impeachment; and in the 7th , and 3th amendment, this provrlion is repeated, and en- forced by others, which declare, that “ no man lltnll be held to atitwcr for a ca-,.it.il, or cthetwiic infamous ci\i‘tite uirlets on a pieftritnrtitt ofa gran-tl jury 5\ that \ H) all crmiirml;r.;'m;1ir-:21, the atculcd {hall enjoy the right to a lyerd) at-Ll gublic trial, bv an impartial _}u?} 0! the llatc and r£.it.i.:t \‘rl’l’.H: the crzme {hall hive been committed, which dillriét lllrlll have been previ- oully afccttiiived by law; and to lzctnforined of the na- ture and catifc of the :.ccut'.ttion, to be confronted with lllt wiintfles agoinll: him, to have compultcry procefi for cbtaitiiiig v.rttiell'cs in his favour, and to have the - aliiliaiice of canola! for his tlefence.'\—-Now fir, what minute article in iliefe fever-al provi of the t:onliitu- iion is there that is not violated by this bill! All the bul-marks which it oppoied to incroaclimerttson perfanal liberty, fall before this engine of opprcllion. Judiciary power is taken from courts, and given to» the executive 5 the previous Lifeguard of 3 prefentmentby a grand in- qncff is removed; the trial by jury is abolillied; the “ particular trial,“ rcqtiirstl bythc coritlitutiori, ischan- ged into 3 fcctet, and worfe than ioqtiilitorial tribunal :‘ iislleatl of giving ‘« information of the nature and citnfe of the ac<uf..tii~n,\ the criminal, nlilte ignorant at his -Hence and the danger to which he is expelled, never hear: of either tmui the judgment is paifetl, and the lentencc is executed: iiiltesrl at being confronted with his acctiteis, he is kept alike ignomiit of their rmmes and their exi ce-—ai.d. u-.r,. it c form of atrial *-ting diipenlrd with, it would be a nu cites) to talk Cf “ pm- 'cv:-ls for wrtrrt-Hes,\ oi the “ hllIll3l'.CC of counfei for 'their defence.\ Tl-us are all hurt‘-eis, which the wif- dom rind humanity rt our ccunir) had placed between accufctl inncrence and o;i,relTive power, at once forced and bit he dov.-r. Iuot, :2 Vcllags even 0! their form rc- imins. l‘iO;nt‘llt€%!lI('l'|l--|‘l|>J'l!1'J\\'l'IO tria.--no public piocedurc:-—no ttatcrrwnt or the :iccui'ition-—no exami- nation of the witnt-lT<s in H5 {uppoti-—-no cuuntel for defence’; all is datltrielk, illence lX\}‘l_iBl')' and lufpicion. But, as if th-s txere not enough. the unfortunate vic- tims of this law are told, in the next lsétion, that, if they can conviiite the Prxfitletit that hzs {Ul-plfidns are unfounded, he may. zf it plea/2:. give them a licenfe to (la). But how_ tei,ii«.vc his ti-(pistons, when they know not on what they were toiimietl? how ‘kt proof to cot.vinc.i_: tizm, when he is net 'i..‘urid to for-ntilt that on which [it proceeds? Milerablc rrockery o’ _tu£tict: ! Api.~orr.t an arbitrary judge, armed with leg ilative and executive powers, added to his own; let it in condemn the unlicar-I, tlieunacctsfetl objeét of his tut;-icrrvri ttrd then. to cover the injullicr: oi the tleize, gravely tell lizrn, You ought not to complain ; you rm] miy (iii. prove fee}: that you have never it.-:ai‘tl-—:eii1ot.-r: ltfrrxci- one i‘ at have never been €’R'.mllniC3'€:‘l tow:-it; it will lie eat, to convince your judge, whim you i'h:til rm: ap- pl'0.1’£l‘, that li-.istyr:innvcnlan.1 u-tjnil; -an-I’ alien tort have dcr-2 this, we give him the potter he in) lr‘.‘I.5c—- ltr i-aitlun you it‘ he pl~e:~.{£»<,_ ‘ate tui.t/:'- ’arz1. zl/-~. 3:’? The O to zu/zom CH R! swo- mm HUTTON {em :2 SWORD, _/E’=u£ral}€ur5_/Frwi, 25 rrqmyied to return it a: _/;*:e.1i[y as po_[];'bl:. Tfoy, Aug ‘ii 7, I798. 60 ‘P 'lI.\£nt\ age, amt‘ V2-a-zai:/ed, '2/it 'L':n. wr next, 3;,‘ m the ma cu.-7'11 =:zpc/mjkr 9/’ yum, 52 The fe provides, that it {hall be lawful for the Prcndent \ to order all fuch ahens as he Fhazljudgt dzzngrrozu io the peace and hfery 6f the United States, or Ih 11: have rmjbnalzlz ground: to /}:_/}u:&‘ are concerned in an y trmjbrm.‘/e or jécret mar/2:/mtzo;:.r again the gem cxnment thereof, to depart Oul of the Uuued States, in fuch tune as {lull be exp:-e in (uch order.\ Our go- vcrrmem, is handed un the eltnbu ! cl «holi- pruncrples which conuitulc the d ffcmnce herwecn a frcr d“unlh'Lnion and a defponc power ; a d:l’£1'burion‘nf xhc .cg:ll.uive, cxecurwe and judrcmy poers, ;r‘.o {pedal hands,a d|ltr1bunom‘irong\y mark-.d illlhelhltr. tint an-.1 grew dxvi of the cummunun : by the fin}, an 1:- g power is given .0 Congre1s,th: fccond veils ail exccurive funéhons In thc Prc an d the unm de- cares that the judiciary power {hull be exexcilzd by the luprenre and inter-or courks ; here, then, is a dxvu of the guvmnmenm powers marked, deci ly pruuouvcecl, and eve-y anti or me or all of the bran - cncs that (ends to confruvd them powers, or alter th.s arid!-gernem, mun be ¢‘l|3|hu or the con : examme then, the bin on your :jab.e, and dcclue v-huther the few l1-us I have repeated Hum the E211 l..c- uon do not confound Ihere fundzmrntal powers of gav- urnment, velt xhrm al‘ In the mo}! unquah terms In om: hand, and thus lubver: rhé {na on whuh our hb cnies relf. \ CHOLAS , in the rrk, did by way ant me mau- d convey .te, ALL with the any {ap- rmmc my x line of {hi {even 81%, thir- -om: de- ,-n north, e chaim, a‘},:1ev-an S, which 09!}! calf .=::s c.-IL; ghly-two nccn du- :n north, ks; thm _'}‘z¢/f Receiverl, AND FOR SALE, BY Lcgallative power prefc)-ilaes the ruleof aélion; the judiciari applies this gciiual rule to particular cales ; and it is the iiroviiiceol the executive to fee that the laws are carried into ts In all free govciiimenis mete powers are ex/eiciied by di men, and their union in the lam_e_l.ant’i is the pecu‘iar chairzétcnllic ol tlefpotilin: if thc,l-time power that makes the law can conitrue ll. to {uit his inierell, and apply it to gtatilv his vengeance, if he can go further, and txecutt: aCC0l' diig to his own pallions, the jiitiginent which he him- fell has prcnounceil upon his own ctinitiuétiuii uf Liws which he alone has made, what other tetitiires are wan- ted to coniploe Inc piéltire of tyranny ; yet all ibix, and more. is proptled to be done by this a£t; by it the Pre- ‘aioiie is empowered to make the law, to in hilt-wn mind whiit aéls, what words, what thoughts or look’-', {hall conllitutcthe crime contemplated by the bill; that L‘, ‘the crime of being “ fulpt- to be dim- gerous to the peace and fafety of the United States.\ He is not only authorifed to mix: this law for his own conduél, but to vary it at p'calme, at every gull of pallion ; every cloud of l'ul’picion (hall agitate or dare- kt-ii his mind; the lame power that formed the law then applies it to the guilty or innecent vitlim whom his own luipicions, or the fccret wl-ifper of a fpy, has ileligtiaietl as its obje€t : the Pi-clitlcr t then having made the law. the Prelidcut having con and applied ii, the |‘ame’Pt'e is by the hill authorized to execute his le-nience, in cafe of diiobedicnce, by imprilunmcni, during bi: plea Tbl then, comes completely within the de of deipotiim, an union of lc,:ll'- lritive, executive and judicial powers. But this bill, fir, does not {top here, its provilions are a refinement upon tlefpot {rm and prelim: an image oftlic molt le-.ii'lul tyranny. Even in adefpotifrn, though the monarch le- gillates, judges and executes; yet he lcgi openly ; his laws, though opprellive, are known; they precede the ofheiict-3 and every man who chooles may avoid the penalties of difobedtence : yet he judges and exe- ctites by proxy, and his prelenr intcrells or palliuns do not in ! the mind of his deputy. But here the law is cloicly concealed in the fame mind that gave it birth: the crimeis 5‘ exciting the fulpicisns of the Prelident;” but no man can tell what eonduét will avoid that ltifpicion : a carvgks word perhaps, nint- reprefenied, or never fpoken, mu, oe'l'tilhrient evidence; a look may deftroy, an idle gelluie may enfute puni(h- mmt; no innocence can protcélg no nircizmlpeélion can avoid tliejealouly of lufpieion, lurrouridcd by l‘pie's,~ in- formers, and all that infamous herd‘, '-t/‘ho fatten upon laws like this. The unfortunate llranger will never know either of the law, of thehceztl-itiun, or of the judgment, until the moment it isiput in execution; he will detail your tyranny, and from 21 land of dela tote, inqtiilitors andlpies. is; Ilwn me links, 362,- and rdwrns. 1 am: J George Benjamin Tibbits, n TROY——~ quantity of ‘P/2ilal<-31/2/zz'a H01’ ION. ram! ami sg to 119 wi|h bar lhcn mute of For NAILS—-TLIKEWISE, Vi‘ I C K E; T S In the New-Y_ork State Road Lowery. Tr0_‘y, /1f2rzl16, 1798. 44 ovcuam. the laid payment bargain, the ap- cn Iudx purcha- d,;:mplc . And Mr)» dal- accouJ~ cafe and ‘PAINTS mm’ 0 IL. 3? 32¢ 7fe£‘cz'_wJ, amz’_ by CALVIN BAR- , KER, P.1inter and Giazier, at /225 5 op/m Mn. Ga/pnéis In/2,2'r1 La7_I :5, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAINTS, fa‘! ' --V I Z :-—- _ i HITE Lead dry and ground in oil by the E iarge or1'ma’l qn.mit.y; Red .Le=1d,’x‘o. do. Spa ifh Brown, do. Spruce, Palcnt and Punk Ye _ Rule Pink ; Pru Bane ; V;-rdigrvis: Fm: Paints 3% of all. colours, either dry or mnxed for laying; Ro 3 Glue, Putty; Oi‘, per barre\ or gallon ; Spirits of = , Turpentine ; P:1im_Bru{hes and Tools ; Pevciis of all Inkew 12’, a iargc a - of WINDOW GLQSS, whit he will cut to any dimen ,_ 7101: z6, 1798. 55 ygwcn, tide and hid, the au ‘by lVIr. day, the in Ihe c*’thcu- rm‘ and CIWCHS, 7: indw- mi and year zy‘ '_/7x, /‘til xly and at]: er, in a bmréng v, /mm: alxmm .- _. flami- mmanly ‘tr 9/‘ a , farm- nezzjrd, dggrtu aka and ’JIzzml; ta: ta , 1': afflzf y t/Jre: raw: I/1: -A new Ferry at Troy. THE fubfcriber informs his friends, and the puha he in general, that he has efablllhed a FERRY, V This, fit, is arefinementon the detellzthle cotttrivancc of the decemvirs-. they lttmg the tables of their law: ft; high, that few could read them : a tall man, however, mtght reach; a (hot: one might climb, and learn their contents; but lterethc lawis eq -nlly inacce to htgh and low; fafhly concealed in the breall of as nu-hot. no indulltyor caution can penetrate this reccfs and attain a knowledge of its ptovifmns ; nor, even if they could, as the rule is not permancnt, would it at all 3V3Il. Having fhctvtt that this aft} is at war with the funds mcntal pxinciples of our govermnent, I mtgltt {lop hcré. in the certain hope of its rcjcélton. But 1 can do mare; unlefs we arc refolvcd to pervert the meaning of tcrnts. 1 can fhetv, that the conllitution has cndcavottted in “ make its {urety double lure, and talc: a bond of fate l“ by fevctnl expvefs ptohthittons of moafutrs likr that you now cotttemtiléte. One of that’: ts“c-:ntaim~tI in the 9th feélicn or the lir article; it is at the head of the attttcles which rclltnfl the powers of Con';tt:f.=, and declares, \ that the migratlanot izaxpartatiatz of fuch per (on: no anyol the Rates {lull tlnm; pr 11:2‘ to 3dl'nl'5 Ht ~H not be prohtbztgd pttor to the year list.\ Now, lit, ‘where is the dti bcetween a power to pt:-vent the arrival of aliens, and a power to fend them away as foot: as they {hall arrtve? To In: they appear ptcttfcly the (ante. The conllitution exprclaly lays, that Cun_g'rr-\s not do this, and yctCongrel's 21: about lotlelegttv this pt-ohtbitetl power, and Liv. that the Ptefdcnt ntiy excrcifcit as often as hts pléafttrc may dircél. I am in. formed that an anfwcr has been attentpttd to this mgu~ metst, by ‘laying, that the at-‘title’. tltuughit Tpcnks cf “perjb.~u,“ ottlyrclates to flare: l But a cuncluliv: reply to this anlwer, may be drawn from the word: of HP feélimt ; it lpettl-cs of migration and intportatiott; if it. rclatcdonly to (lavas, \ iz:tgtzrmt‘ion“ would hm been at the Iowcr end of TROY, oppo to that of Mr. John Schuyler ; where he hazvtguod fafe Boats, expen- f énced Ferrymen, and w_hcrc conftant attendance will be given. As this Ferry is much [hotter than the gather, ahd as nothing {hall be wanting on his part to (‘cure and accommodate the public. be hinufelf to meet with that encouragement which‘ it mews, MAHLON TAYLOR. , Troy, Mayixs, x798. 4,2 rm, :9 w1Jrm'_ mar cf ht m-‘min So obvuou - do me cu:.a'i.<uI§or.al o? jx pres\:-.nt thcnuelvcs. xh.,.t uh: x exuh-nce. C311‘-‘E be dew mi; and two wrelclxr-.3 ilxbu-‘rtuges axe mm «ado, to xemau: man out of :--Fm}. u is 14uu‘the [ml does ro! contem- plaic dm 9': .v.:/27'.-:‘t m’ no) u}'*::, and Iht-wrong xhe pmvn m tfe cu-.1h:u'uon, re-smvc to cnmgml pro- cecdings ma jad-ciau) powc,r<., d:: not apply. But bwe Ihe genriermrn xx 210 rcullm thus rrad the brii i’ or as‘ eve- rv xhu g Iovgoren in am zeakms hurry to pd: n 1’--a What are I?--* «fence: upon whnh u is to operate? Nat Mai} the offnzc-3 of I‘.-::~~_ I‘ :u'p€¢|gd M be d,.r.gu‘uus m :1’: Peace ami i'alt?§' of (he bm:e,.E \,mte~.“ bu: aha that ut lmirg -' cmue‘I~e.z an am} Ir:-{_‘C2I'm'~.\e or Eu‘--ct math-nations 3533311} -he 3;-21-'.-'m.~::r.-I !!':nq'.“ And g this we've tald is no (rum.-:.\ .1 tremvn Jn e xnv-cl*in:n-on > ag.1in govtwmmm, :5 not the éubjeél of tnnmul juzifprudtncc !—-Gscd “f3\.':hI mu h‘.-‘I ;b!urdnns Jets an ore:-2:-al-ans zmadwlm-m m [ur|~ru“-tr rm-.’».1'nrr~: ‘ind us I In order to pm-iih a _mmcular at}, we are mr--sd la 1», that tram’.-n vs I: diam‘. and p§LHIr§.'IgSi1'2§‘(uI&‘ gove- umcm nu uhm c: '; And, m l\Ig‘»p(.rY this fire by» p.Ihe£}s, we mt «:‘-'i;;::d Io 3-?«.r‘_r_t= 6..-spa‘ in ‘.*.h‘(uI‘di:y, ‘V ‘ud Ly}, zhyr, _t 11.3 39$ 1}w_k‘-11 0'} H) ‘|1lt.“1‘-l pv) §‘ ctimrs, lb lhe ‘§‘er'.a '3 'c.::'.'inr6 21- it is no pzzatiliznvtkt, it is only a fur :;a-~rf.,.>:; (fur. ‘-~ ‘«~ 7}‘, we‘ mvife finin- gcrs m IL‘nu‘.' ~-5'Iu~ 5 \. ; v..=: dv::’.'.:rc l’ca.'cnnx‘1!5- that 5:- \‘l‘n‘!1'£'nl ‘1‘l~..1* Jx :. m‘ :h.« p;.w. ; m 3 taunt than ; we {.r.u.c duxm u-‘.3 H .lc'\.i'\~_'r 5-xo3‘;~<§\$ ct .‘.dHr:|*—§ , flim- émang’ #71! of or any Ilztrtaf; ell, rl~ p jale, to , bi: or ST‘\IiA7’§Y COW’. TRAYED from the SubFc1'ibér, on the 1I a’ pied red and'whi:e‘COW, four ypars 9'4, wnh lmng home 2 VVhoe%'€|' will raluxn her, or we informmon 111:3: the owner may get’ her, re-e.ve .-1 lnmllome reward, and all ncceffary charges P““'= \Y EBENEZER KEELER. f_ 7'9». 5% 3°» I798- 59 rjfirient 1:: Jan! arrow!- mi 1/}: girl. :71, .7e mm’ ' ft‘! tzu {g_:3;- N mc 75 /zrrn5y .«: ‘urn, that the ! [I-'.\.¢‘fr'-* I’t\I0'vru_z: from 1/2\: row): in m: dzzw. A1. pa/on: I.~.:.-_-.12-‘v my .vmmm'.- zzgnizg/.7 bim, are raging]! ‘! A.’ :9 f-r.:/‘mg 1/ ur aaamm m:mm'r'mcIy for /E'.!fI'e! , _ 11711. B. M/1R‘v1’IN. wznbrr / ‘Troy, rmoon. Wat‘. /;'.'I_;}:: 7, 1793 R0ad~J\€£‘I.P01‘ F5116 at this oi ,. « -.v.-’ ''‘‘‘:TT=.'~ri?‘’' * '5 -‘ ., — '. ., , ._,,.....« »rf€l1‘lX!5nx‘vr=ErI'* - ‘ v ‘ - ‘ 3-‘, N. .. . 3 ~ ,3.» V _‘4‘ ’ ‘_ v 4* ft =s.=‘as:»gg;i_«.;..¢s.5 ‘ ADAM KEELING {us JUST RECEIVED A coop ASSORTMENT 01-‘ ‘-- ' v - 1 d Glocerxes, hem ware an an Crockery : 3L2}€czu‘z'/é,_ a neat and general /j \ of D RY GOODS, Suitable for the prefent Scafon: A_Z/b on /Land, fame DRUGS and PATENT 's MEDICINES, «ft/2e lzgff énzd. P;\Ii\ 13, um, Putty and uycwood; Shad, by me hm. Cud セ bhl. or quinnl; Sugar-Pu-mb’<, of dn kinds; a few bottles of Ca pars an-d K.a\(hup,; Rock and Biown Sm; good 51. Crqlx Rum. ‘w xlxe hhd. or hbl. a con ! of Cat- ton Y.;rn: L11-e-Luxfe, a quantity of S_1une Lune. Tm’: wnolc of the above articles wilt he ma CHEAP, for READY PAY ONLY-33 he is determmed _not 10- give any cuedct for Ihe tuune. N. B. All pcrfons indebted to’ fald K:-fr;Lm'G, :uede la make him immédintc payment, to prrvcnt uuuu e_and cult; as they may rd! a that this is the rank tame they -will be called on——ir2 ibix ya)»; u: ludug the wind or fuunh time of notice. ‘Tray. W1)‘ *5, z793- ‘ -fss F D R ._ S A L E, - ‘Two Hozz and Lots, an Troy. : NO Ranxls are fuperior for bu xn flu: Vlll.1ge=Th§v at: at prgfgnt occugnied by v Meflrs. WEBB «rd SLAW5ON—The one in polfel “ of Mr. Webn W1“ lun well lot .1 Dwelling Houfe and . Store, or for two Stores. A part of the money is ex- pe on delivery of title deeds. The p”rire will be Ieduccd to the level “of modern mIru'atiorz.-—Enquire of ' ' JOHN BIRD, or JOHN VVOODWORTH, by whom an indilpuux ‘lejlrle will be gwen. ‘Troy, _‘7'uI;« 31. 17523. 59
