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Tax in the dTcvfral Suics. Thf premptnefs of tome is honourable to them, while the fieg- leit of others cannot be for. The application to the Executive for at- pointmeMs to office of every grade, under the rew intended goVeVnitient of Louisiana, are faid to be numerous beyond any former example, and to amount to fornc thoufands. worm-like crawling at the feet ot Magillracy (his fetvrlc dangling at the fk'rts of poWcr, well becomes the fpirtt of democrats I trul! they are almod the excltifive applicants. ILentinel, we believe to be at this moment inpoffeffien of tbe troops of the Untted otatcs not however without the Frenth having laid, by the terms of this bargain, a foundation for their is to be appointed" by the PrcTidcnl, during the ruefs of the Senate," and to hold his office three years, unlefs fuoner removed.

The legiflalive powers of the territory of Orleans are to be veiled in the governor, and t.wenty-four peitoni. to be felecled by himfeff from, among the inhabitants with the powcf of 4iffoiving them 'whenever he fliall deem it' expedient." Thnc this tepublitan governor is tobe invefied with more power than any king of England ever poflciTed re than e-ven Bonaparte has yet ultirped 1 a defpof, the duvib legiflature of ihe latter is certainly not i convenjent, as a Icg.fiaiure of his pwn feWiion. Jf this is not defpotifm, we fliouid be glad to know what defpotilm The governor can creaie and deflioy ihe leg fiative bid at his of courfe (lie people will have no agency whatever in making ihe laws by which they arc governed. New as the governor is completely the crea'ute of the I'refidcnt, and entirely under his coniroii1, being not only appoinicd by him, but liable to be removed whenever he thinks proper, the power of if.e frefident over, the new (erruo-ry will he a'-fuliite. Tlr's may be rorfidercd as one Hep fjrtlier towards the perltdiun of modem repiiblicanil.n in this country.

Several fiies have la'ely happened in Trenton N.J. bring convinced that they wcie canfed by incendiaries, a pairole is cfUbhllMd. VMENtrt L. floxo blejl the alliance where no intcrefl rules, Where Love its fullunmingted joy dif play And reafon dictates, while the heart obeys. MARRIED.

At )Uu- future intermeddling in the internal affairs of our country, nor without the Fren ch Pirfccl having given the Louiflaniam their leffon, by the ob- ftrving of which, he tells they South-Hadley Canal Lottery TH Manager of the OU'I II AD-LEY CANA LOTTERY, offer to tl.k Public 'he following Scheme of the Fifth Class. 1 Prize of 1 0,000 D. is 1 0,600 5 1 jOod 10 cob 5,000 I CO IOO IOjOOO 140 50 7,000 100 30-- 3,000 130 20 i 2,600 6,175 8 49,400 hirli drawn Blank on the ioih Jay, will he emit'ed to do. 500 do. 20tl), 70 do.

25th, 750 do. 30th, 1,000 do. 35th, L- do. r- 40th, 3000 Col. 100,000 SithjcC a dedutlicn of ul per cent.

scj.ooo Tickets, at 5 each, are ico.coo dollais 6 -Prizes' '3332 Blanks. Left thari tevo Btanks to a P'ize. Prize' Tirkeis will be paid thirty after the drawn. of the lottery clofes. prizes cemand'd within one ear, will not he pa'd, bui confidered as gri.eronfly given fir the pup pofefur which the Lottery Was granted.

The time expended in drawirg ihis Oafs will not exceed forty days, and to prevent a-ny niifunderliandtng in regard lo the fortunate Tickets which dcrwrd on tbt tenth, fifteenth, twentieth, teventy fifth, thirtieth, th'rty. ffth, and fortieth days of drawn.g. it is now (iaicd as the meaning and intention of ths Subfcnbers, that the draWmg hundred purr.bers fliall be confidered as ihe work of a day. and that tfe fortunate blanks be ihof- which fl'ali ctrhe out of the wIkI c-cording to this rate of drawing, whether the work cf two days be done in one or not. he Managers iKvfc given bonds as the law directs, they will fnon appoint an early day in commence the drawing, and will not deviate from any affiirancrs which ihey fhall make.

THOMAS WIGHT, JONATHAN DWJGHT, JUSTIN ELY, lOSEPH LYMAN, I JOHN WILLIAMS, I 1 r-, tibn or wo'ib catjfe to IVcrvi from ih? duty a'Tined to them, might be. removed, Bat fuch was the frilty ofhii-aa nature, (hit there was no precaliti'on by which our integrity and honor coujd bepre-ferved, in cafe we were Wcfitiefjt ih that ducy which we owed to o.jrfcWeS. In confluence, fir, fa' Mr Randolph, of tins unfortunate condition of man, we have been obliged but yeflorJav, lo prerer an accufation againlt a jude of the United Siaie, who hat br.cn found wanting in his duty to himlelf and his country. Ai the lad fdldn of Conjre.fs, -a gen: If man from Pennfyl'-ania Hid, in place, (nn the bill to amend the ldicial fyf-lem of the United States,) hate ceriain facs in relation to the oibcial conduct of an eminent judicial charade'-, which I then thought, aid full think fha houfe bound to notice. 3 it the latenefs of the (for we had, if i miflake not, fsace 4 fortnight remaining) brccludmg all polfibili'y of bringing the hi b-jeft to anv efficient refulr, I.

did hot then think proper to take any Heps in the b'ifncf Finding my atteitioti, however, thus drawn to a r.iiifidera ion of the character of the officer in tj lefiion, 1 made it my b'lfinefs, cnnfidering it rr.y djty, as well to myfelf as iliofc whom I reprcfetit. to invcfligate the charges i hen made, Bud the ofi ial character of the judge, in The refult having convinced rut that there exifl grounds of impeachment againf! this officer, I demand an inquiry into his and therefore fcbmtt to the houfe (he following refolution Rcfolved, That a comtofltec be appointed to enquire into the official conduct of Samuel Chafe, one of the affociaie jullices of tbe fu-preme court of the United States, and to report their opinion, whether the faid Samuel Chafe haih in ailed in his judicial rapafi'v as to require the interpofuion of the power of tfm houfe. Mr. Elliot oppnfed the adoption of the morion. Mr.

Smil and Mr. J. Clay fup-ported it. Mr. R.

Grifwnld moved api. ponement of it until lo-tnotrow. (Trs J. Randolph and Gregg oppofed the poltr-one-ment. Mr.

R. Gnfwold replied. MefT s. Elliot and Dennis folbwcd in ftippnrt of the puftpdncment when Mr Holland moved an adjournment, on which the queflion vva latin by yeas and nav a Yeas 52 Nayjfa Tbc quetlion recurring on polfponement, it was advocated by MefTis. linger, Holland, G.

VV. Campbell and Mott, and oppoled by Mr. Randolph. Mr. Bcdinger, a little before 5 oVIock" moved an adjournment, which was 10 Ayes 48.

will be lute, at length, of obtaining a preponderating influence." Ar'd ucj it for this that the States in thefe ends of tie earth became parties to the federal anftitntion- that afor-eign cviiKtry fhould by and by be brot' ivhofe preponderating influence flould overwhelm the inierefts of thofe who achieved the independence op the csuntrv It behoves NeW'Ensfond to conjidcr well of this, end clfo of the 1 projected cuange oj we emjinmion, oy which fhe mujl lofe all influence in the councils of the Union. Sal. G. fus pel man of loMifs Sarah Cocley. At Rutland Mr.

G.orgeR. BilTell, to Mifs Betfey Avtry. At Balnmore, Mr. Jerome Bonaparte, younger) brother of the Firl! Con-iul of the French Republic, lo Mil's Elizabeth fatterf.in. At Charleflown (Maff Thomas Bellows, JLIq.

of Walpoie, to Mils Fcftcr. WINDSOR, January 24. DIED. At lowilliend, Mr. Jofepb Dvcr.

aged 24 At Burlington, Mr. Jfrael Dibhell. A' Kandnlph, very fuddenly, Mr. William t'nnl, aged 53. At Snoreham, Mr.

Caleb Davis, aged 25, hisairath was oc. ofi'ined by being caught in 'lie peers nf A grid-mill At Sheldon, of the Small Pox, Maj. Jedcdiah Claik. Ex'rSEl of a letter fiotn Wafhing on, to a gn-lleman in this town, dated January luili, 1804. As the omtndments to the catjlituthti of the United Statet tuill fon be under the confidtration of the Legifla'ure of Vermont, I enclofe yo thi delivered by Mr.

Tracy in the fenttle on that futj tlYi ni I no dsvbt have ten it tn thf papfs be fore this ti'iltreech you you uill fee fi, by ii'trmfrr 53 '003. Tickets in the Lottery to te tnc eat and Kays cnca, 1 1. at there wee but fix members from tin Netu England State ahich Vutedfor emend-m-ntt hope the mecfwfs htrh are ta king piace here vill have an rjfiil ta rwfi the New-England States to r.ite and to aS in concert, apainjl the domin ri pot et jold ai I'triis Ci.Hee- Hmife. if Virginia, and the great middle States, WILLIAM LEVF.RETT, TJ AS jufl received from B-flon an All irttnent of EngiKh, Kaft and Weft-India GOOD vliich frill be fold at his Store in Wjndfor. on as good lerms for cafli or Credit as at any Store in the State.

also. Rawfcm's Anti-Billious Bitters, Lee's Windham Billious Pills, Hawfon's family Pills, Rawf.iis infallible I tch-Omtmeni Genuine Aromttick pa fie for the teeth and gums Windsor, January 53, 1814. uiho are evidently endeavouring by the atd of their flavt teprcfentation and the incrid. fng tueight of Prejidential Patronage, to CONNECTICUT. HAR FORD, January xt A paragraph from Portland (Maff) dated January 2d, entitled Extract of a letter from gentleman in Hartford, (Con.

10 his friend in town, dated December 84," is running through, the papers in the country. The paragraph relates to the late forgeries practiced it) this ate. At the clofe of it is faid, that a number cf perfons fufpetted of aiding and abeiing are no 1 undergoing examination at the Mayor's office' and one perton is named. It ought to be known as extenGvely as the circulation of the paragraph, that the a-bove flaiement is not true no perfons were apprehended for, or fufpefclcd cf, aiding and abetting the forgeries above alluded 10, nor was any exeminatton ever had of any prrfon, charged with being concerned therein. MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON )anuary 18. ST. DOMINGO Is now ifttirely tinder the dominion of a black Iumv! rate. St. Nichols Mole, the la(t ffrong hold ot the French, was evaco atcd the 5th December.

The agents of this unique Republic hae difperled their Declaration of Independence in every part of the Untied Stales and, it it intimated in advice from Cape Francois, that a black Mintttcr will he feni lo Walhington, to fclicit the acknowledgement of their Independence by the United States, and the concitilun of a treaty of commerce. How the advocates of Equali cnrofs oil fovitr, the tneajurrs adopted by the Lcgiftiturt are evidently planned in the Cabinet and brought forward by J. Randolph, who has fuch an efcendemy in the Lcgijldture, that he immediately tvhips in the refraSory members of his own party. A Refolution has pajed the Houjt appointing a Committee to enquire into the (final canduS of Samuel Chofc, one of the ajociate Judts of the Supreme Ciurf of the United States, and of Richard Peters, Dijiria Judge of the Dijlritl Court of Ptnnfyvania, with pozucrs tof nd for per. funs papers and records and to report their Opinion whether the faid Judges or either 0 them have fo aQed in tneir official capacity, as to require the interference cf the Conjiituticnal Pouers of the Houfe, it was oppefed by the Federalijls, on the ground that no accufation had leen exhibited a-gainjl thofe officers, except that a celebrated member Mr.

after Mr. Randolph had rifert and denounced 7udrc C'iafc) By aider oj lirvj. Swan, jujticc tea e. State of Vermont, Windfor County h' FROM VV oodtiotk Gaol in faid County, orter Eftabrook of Hartford in faid County, d' hereby notify a 1 my creditors, that 1 am a prifoner in faid by vjrue of a writ of Execution in favour of hnmas Wrl-s of Lebanon in the County of Grafton in the Siate ot New- Uampfliirr, for the fum of ifieen -Pars aid Sixiy Cents, damages ar.d for Ooe and hilty-three Cents cofls of jii, and wen'y-five Cents more for fa it and the fficers fees thereon to the amount of 1 wo Dollats Bhd Eighty two Cents; which writ bears date the ihrd day of Decerrber Anno Domini 1803. is figred by John Clark.

J.idice of Peace, and made returnable in fixty davs 'rum i' date That on my Complaint, a regu lar Citaiion, directed to the her IT rf Windfor County, his Deputy, or either Cotiflable of the Town of Norwich in faid County. 10 ferve and return, figned by Berjamin Swan, 'ftiee of Peace, in and for the County dated ar faid Woodfiock, the if'tS day of fanuaiy 184, and made returnable before Llias Kees, one of the Judges of Windfor County Court, and the faid Swan, at faid Gaol, on the Uth day of Februaiw next, one o'clock afternoon, has ifTted again'! the faid Wells for him then and there to pp-pear before the faid Keyes and Swan, to fhtw caufe, if any he have, why I fhould not be admitted to ihe oath prefcribed in the Ai, entitled An Act relating to Gaols and Gaolers, and for the relief of perfons imprifnncd therein." And on taking faid oath to be liberated from faid tmprifonmenf, according to faid Aft ---which Citation has been duly ferv. ed oh Ebeneaer Bn.wn Eft), of fa Norwich, Attorney to the faid Wells', who lives without this Staie. And I hereby tall on all ny Creditors to appear at faid Gaol before faid Keyes ar.d Swan, and fhew caufe, if any ther have, why 1 fhould not be admitted 10 faid oath. PORTER ESI ABROOK.

January r. 1804. fdid th it he had been credibly informed tywho, by the bie, hold half a million of blacks in (livery- will receive tbc fable Am-bafJador Is hard to determine. tnat in tn; irial of tries for high lrea-fan in 1S00, at Philadelphia, Judge Chafi informed the Ccunfrl for the prifoner that the tpinitn of the Court on the Queflion whether the allegations contained in the Indictment amounted to Treafon ivas formed that the Court would deliver their o-pinion in writing, and that they to ou Id only be permitted to argue as to the fads proved in fupport cf the charges, end not whether the indielment if proved amounted, to Trtafin. That in conftquetice cf this decifon the Counfel refufed to plead at ell, dnd the frifoner mas convitled, and aftertiaris State of Vermont Windier County 5 "pROM Woodfiock Goal in laid County, 1 Benjamin Whitney, the and.

of fprmgficld, in the coun'v of Winri-for, do hereby make known lo all my creditors, that 1 am now a pf Toner in faid Gaol by virtue of a writ of execution in favor of William Page, of Rockingham, in the county of Windham, in laid State, for Six Dollars and ninety Five Cents damagesj and for two Dollars and fixty feveh Cents cofis of fun, and twenty five Cents more for the writ and officer's fees thereon, to the amount of Five Dollars, and fifty eight cents, which execution Is dated the 29'h of November, Anno Domini i83 at faid Rockingham, is figned by Jehiel Webb, Juliice of Peace, and made returnable to htm within lixty days from us dale. And on my Petition in writing) dated ihe 20th day of January Anno Domini, 18 14. to Elias Keyes, one of the Judges of Wiudfor County Court, ard Benjamin Swan, one of the Juflices of the Peace 111 and for the County of Windfor, a regular Citation ligned by faid Swan, Juflice as afnrefaid, dated the tiK day of January, Anno Domini 18114, directed to the Sheriff of indham. County, his Depot), or either Conftuble of faid Roch-ingham to ferve and return, and made returnable before the faid Keyes and Swan, at faid Gaol on the 1 6th day of February next, one o'clock afternoon, has iflued agnrft ihe faid William Page, for him then and thtte to appear before the faid Keyes and Swan and hew Caufe if any he have why I fhould 1 ot be admitted to the oath prcfcribed in an aH, entitled "An Afl relatingio Gaols and Gaolers and for ihe relief of perfons imprifored therein" And on taking Wd oath 10 be liberated from faid imprilonment according to the Laws of faid State; and the faid Swan having dcfigna'ed AVipdinr Gazette, to hav: the ftibarce oi fiid Citation pub ifhed in a-greeVnlv tc the act in fuch QiSe made and provided, i do hereby publifh the fame, and call on all my Creuiti rs to appear at the (me and place laif aforelald, before ihe faid Keyes and Swan, to (hew caufe, if any they have why 1 Qiould not be admit to (aid oath. WHTTNiY, ad.

Janua 18 '4. StAVmV.Mr. Livincflon, in hiv famous Memoire, has dembnlirated that Loui-Cana cannot be cul.ivated without (laves If flavery be permitted therein, it will undoubtedly increafe its feitlement and population exceedingly but 11 is declared it will unpeople tbe interior of Georgia, and the Miffifippi Territory. All the fouthern States feem a-wjre cf the injury they are about to luflain and are taking meafures to remedy it. In pardoned by the I refidtnt.

A Jimilar accufation mas made by Air. inlitu to thePrefidcnt again ff Judge Chafe in the South-Carolina an at) has jufl palled allowing the importation of Negroes from Africa and trial of Looper, hefe verbal and hearfay tccufations teas thf ground for raifing an inquiftorial committee tuith the powers d-bove mentioned, and I think threat doubt can be entertained that the Supreme Court, or at leJl a Majcrity of them are to removed in this 8' ay." Increafe of prefidentia! Patter. A hill has been brought into the Senate of the I). States, and llready had two readings for dividing JLouifiana into two territories, and to provide for the government thereof. The bill direflj, that the fonthcrn part of the territory Iving within the bourjfanet therein mentioned, flial be called the territory of Orleans: The remaining part is to retain tile name of Lpuijiana.

The governor of each territery me rvortnern States. By the federal Lonlit-tuiion the indiviidual Slates have a right to permit the importation of flaves until 1808 but Congrcls has a right to lay a duty of ten dollars 011 each Have imported. The LegiflatHres 0f Maryland, Pennfyl-vania, Nsrth. Carolina and Viriinia liave adopted the late propofed Alteration of the ConEiiiTiton. lathe latter the Yeas were 108 Nays 8.

All th's is no more than has been amicipaied. The French are faid to have filled out a flrong fecretejtptditim from the Ifleof France. Emm WASHING TON, Dec. 26. TO THt EDITOR.

I iccluie yau a Statement cf the Dircft A tVAICH tvU.ML). FOUND in Springfield cn the 8 inn a WATCH he owner by proving properly and paying fot advertifmg niay have it again by applying to the printer. January ij, ,804. DEFEND TJPONT. A LL perfons indebted to the ful riber, by book or Note, which have due, that unlefs the fame be paid by be fifteenth cf January, faid accounts and Notes will then he put in fuit without further delay.

ASHBELBUCKLAND. koyult en, (enter go, 1803..