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l3. from the National Intelligencer. Anonymous detraction has attempted, through the federal prints, to inflame the public sentiment refpeCling the iflue of the p e laware Election, by the imputation of charges as unfounded as atrocious. De. la'.vare is divided into the three counties 0 f Mew-Castle, Kent, and Sussex. In the tirlt county the republicans have tri umphed by avast majority j while io the tvvo last the federalills have had a majori ty. Accordingly no calumny is too gross to impute to the former, and no encomi uin too extravagant to bellow on the lat - ter . An indecent attempt is made by re viling the voters of New-Castle, to agitate t he paflions of Kent and Suflex, and to deltroy the fublilling harmony between them and New-Castle. It is (aid that a large portion of the votes of New-Castle are illegal and corrupt while all the votes of Kent and Sullex are averred to be legal and pure. The former are fa id to have been fvvclled by aliens and rene gadoes, regardless of their oaths, and without charaCler, to obtain whose votes Iwfe and improper means were used, by which New-Castle has obtained an undue political weight, to the deprivation of ihe other counties of their legitimate ihare. Let us examine these charges. In point of general relpeCtability of character, the county of New-Castle has been pre-eminent. It is the moll popu lous, the best informed, and the weaithi eft county in the Hate. A large portion of its population conllftsof friends, whose indufti# and probity are proverbial. By these remarks it is not meant in the leall to derogate from the character of the other counties. So far then the republicans of Delaware Hand upon the firmeft ground. A different view will Ihew in other re fpeds that they Hand upon ground equally firm. The votes given (land thus: Bayard . Rodney. Total. New-Castle, 707 1,664 2,371 Kent, 1,162 943 2,105 Suflex, 1,537 844 2.351 6,827 According to the late census, the num bers of the refpeClive counties, deducting Haves, Sec. New-Castle, 23,52 3 . Kent, 18,069 Suflex, 16,528 58*120 According to the refpeClive numbers of the counties, had each voted proportion ally, of the whole number of votes given, viz. 6,827, w °t have had the following number of votes; New-Castle, 2,776 Kent, 2,135 Suflex, 1,916 Had these been the votes given, and had the majorities and minorities borne the fume proportion with those of the votes actually given, the following would have been the result; Republican, Fed. Kew-Caftle, 1,944 832 Kent, 957 1,178 Suflex, 663 1,253 3»564 Republican majority, 301 Thus it appears that the county of New-Castle, so far from having had in the late election an undue weight, did not enjoy that weight to which her numbers tntitied her. It (hews also that Suflex enjoyed more than her due weight. If then charges of unfairnefs and fraud are made, to whom are they molt applicable ? To the county whose votes are compara bly small, or to that county whose *otes are comparatively great ? It is not Jlleged that there was fraud or unfairnefs in either county ; but it is contended that if they are to he aferibed to either, they ®ay be imputed, with more force, to Kent l nd Suflex, than to New-Castle county. Let us then hear no more of these vague vicious calumnies. Whether they proceed from infuriate disappointment, or J nti.republican hatred, they are equally *nworthy of any one who pretends to the Aarafttr of a good citizen, . If unfairnefs or fraud ever pollute the of fuffrage, let them be proved, and punilhed ; but let riot the bndiary of the public peace, because be 15 disappointed, revile the honell exercise tfthe very right he profeffes to dlecra «cred, CONNECTICUT ELECTION. On Thursday last the votes ol the frec ®en of the'(late of Connecticut, for mem to reprefcnl them in the eighth Con • greis of the tTnlted States, were counted. The following gentlemen afe chofcn, John C. Smith, Roger Griswold, Benjamin Talmage, Samuel W. Dana, Elias Per kins, Calvin Goddard, and John Daven port. New.Jersey.— Cape Mat County has returned a federal councillor and as semblyman, From the bell statement we possess, it appears that the assembly will be equally divided, and that in the coun. cil there will be a republican majority. h rom a Federal paper, and sent to us by the gentleman at vvhofe request we in serted the two firft feledions in our last. To the Editors o f the Gazette of the U. S. Wilmington, Off. 20, 1802. Sirs—Not redding in Wilmington in the fumrner season, it was not till yester day I heard of a paragraph in one of your papers, flared to be ** an cxtraft of a let ter from a refpedahle gentleman in Wil mington,” charging me with holding a diftriil court for the express purpose of admitting aliens to citizenlhip, to vote for the democratic candidate Ctefar Rod ney. As this is a flagrant impeachment of the impartiality and integrity of my condud as a judge, I mud demand your author. The imputation is as falfc as it is ma licious, and it the person had ever been admitted to my society, he would have known, that it has long been my fixed o pinion, that one of the sources of the evils of our country is, the too easy ad miflion of foreigners to a participation in the affairs of our government, and their interference therein; of course that I should extremely regret, the fate of any of our elections being influenced by them, and particularly that of the date in which I reside. He raufl also know, that I have too much charafler at flake, ever to pro stitute my official situation, to the mean purposes of party. Impartiality, will, I presume, induce you to make this public. Your humble servant, GUNNING BEDFORD. DIED, at Louisville, on Thursday e vening the 4th instant, Capt. John B. Girardeau, Representative from Li berty county, (tf* A Liji of Defaulters in Richmond county , with lengthy Collector's Sales in Columbia county , are omitted for want of room ; also Jeveral advert fements. The Subfcnber has for Sale , BY THE HOGSHEAD, STONE LIME, Os the best Quality. r, B. BIGNON. N O T I C E. THE Vienna Academy is opened again in the new Building for the winter feflion, under the direction and fuperin tendance of the Rev. Moses Wad del. All perfont indebted for tuition during the lafl season, are requested to come forward immediately and fettle their ac counts with some one of the fubferibers, or Le Roy Pope, Esq. of Petcrlburg, as the payments are half yearly. He«Y W.L.ON, 1 James Bickley, „„„„ Benj, Glover, * fjf Vienna, Nov. 1. T 4 ' NOTICE. STRAYED or stolen on the 7th inst. from the fubferibet’s plantation, near Augusta, a likely Blood Bay MARE, her colt lately weaned from her, (he is near fifteen hands high, nine years old last spring, branded thus G H on the mounting fhouldcr and buttock, four white feet, a small star in her forehead, lately dock'd, trots and canters well, and (hews a good deal of the Buckskin blood. Any person who will deliver the said Mare to me, (ball receive FIVE DOLLARS Reward if only strayed, and THIRTY DOLLARS if stolen, on conviftion of the thief. Z ACHARIAH WILLIAMS, l Noaembeo 10. 1 • >ToTTc”e; ” THAT nine months after date appli cation will be made to the hono rable the infcrioiscoart of Greene coun ty, for an order t(A fell two hundred and sixty seven and a h*j(f acres land, more or less, lying iu county, on the Beaverdam of Richland creek, adjoin ing Hunter? it being flic real eftatc of John Dunn, deceased, and for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of said dc ccafcd. By the Adminijlraters. November u PUBLISHED and FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE , THE Georgia and Soutb-Carolina ALMANAC\ FOR THE YEAR • 803. CONTAINING , i THE Calendar, Moon’s Phases, I Sun’s rising and fctting, Moon’s rising, fctting aud southing, and the sign of the Zodiac (he is in every day at noon Holidays, remarkable days, Sit. Rising, fettmg and southing of the stars Planets places Names and characters of the Planets Eclipses for the year 1803 The seasons Signs of the Zodiac Chronological Cycles \ Moveable Fcafts Vi# A tide table of most of the eminent places in the world Lunations, Conjunctions, Qnadrations Sec. Dollar table for Georgia and S. Carolina Cent and mill table for do. Imereti table at 8 per cent. A table (hewing the value of the gold coins of Great-Bmaio, Portugal, France and Spain in dollars and cents. Principal officers of the government of the United States, with a lift of the judges; minillers resident in foreign countries; minillers and consuls of for eign powers, resident in the United States; governors and other officers of the North Weftern, Miflh'fippi, and In diana territories ; receivers of public money for loans ; registers of the land office Times and places of holding courts of the United States in Georgia and South. Carolina. Lift of the revenue department of the U. States in the dittrkl of Georgia Lift ot the officers in the Executive, Ju dicial and Military departments— Times and places of holding courts ; and the officers in the diiFerent depart ments of the cities of Savannah and Augusta Lift ol the directors and officers of the bank in Savannah Lift ot the senators of the state of Georgia Lift ot the representatives of do. Lift of the justices of the inferior courts Lift of the principal officers in the govern ment of South-Carolina Time and places of holding courts of ses sion and common pleas in S. Carolina Lift ol the ftaff of the militia of S. C. Rates of pollage Reflections on the Heavens Comparative view of the population of the different States in the Union, in the years 1790 and 1800, exhibiting the increase ot each state between these two periods, and the number of repre sentatives from each state in congress, after the 4'.h of March next An unquestionable efficacious cure for the bite of a mad dog, communicated to the senate of Pennsylvania Valuable and effectual cure for the stone Wonderful cure for the dropfey Salutary effeds of Dock Root on a cancer A recipe for making an excellent Ameri can wine Recipe for a cancer Mode of trying the proof of distilled spi rits Poll towns from Sunbury in Georgia, to Wifcaffet in Maine Cross roads from Charleston to Savannah Gardener's calendar by R. Squibb Method of killing worms in gardens The management of cauliflowers and broc coli—Method to obtain good feed. (£f A confiderahle discount made to those who purchase by the dozen, or lar ger quantity, FOR SALE. For Caihor Clean Cotton, A LIKELY family of NEGROES, confiding of a Wench and five Children. For further particulars en quire of lJ ISAAC HERBERT.Tf CAUTION! SOME evil disposed persons having cut and destroyed the Timber, and o therwise ttcfpaffed on two fifty acre lots in the township of Augusta, originally granted to James Gray, deccafcd, adjoin ing Archibald Beall, Esq. and others.- These are to forbid /future trefpafffes, and to assure such persons that they will be sued indiferiminately in the Federal Court. ISAAC HERBERT, Attorney Jot Jarntt Bulkin, 1 Novmbcr n« t, t- Tam* & Moore, Having eminenced Buftnfs in the Stors fernurly occupied by Messrs, T. Hobby <ICu. offer far fate on the lotoefl terms wr CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF WDRYGOODS TV D GROCERIES. IT —'OONS IST JN O «F T X M)OLENS, linens* carpeting* ct- VV naburgs, cotton bagging* hofic ry, hats* handkerchiefs* gloVci, calicoes, mull ins, stationary, perfumery, medi cines* crockery, glass ware, haberdalhc ry, ironmongery, pcw'ier, nails* gunr, powder* lesd* Ihor, umbrellas* cotton, cards* pepper* alfpioe* nutmegs* nitre* allum and foapSherry, Malaga* Port* London particular and Tenneriffc wines, Jamaica* Wed-India and Northward rum* country and Holland gin* London bottled porter* real Spanilh fegars, hyfun anl hy fon Ikin teas, loaf and brown sugar, coffee, < chocolate, melaffcs,fteel, bar iron* fait,v November ro. PUBLIC AUCTION.^ To be fold , at Public Auction, on Monday the 3d of January next * ALL the property belong ing to the cllatc of James Camp bill* late of this city, deccafed, Confiding of a general assortment of GOODS, well adapted for this market—Wearing Apparel, Houfchold Furniture, See, The creditors of said Campbell are hereby notified to give in their refpeftive claims on said cllatc, properly authenti cated ; and those indebted are deUred to make immediate payment. JOHN CAMPBELL. 7 . THOMAS KELLY, > * am November 10. A Lift of Defaulters in Oglethorpe county * jor the year 18oz. * Capt. Alexander Letter's Diftrift. Bennett Chcatom, Richard Hartgrove* Bolton, Edward Jones, John George. Capt. Philip Coibcri's Diftrift. Silas White, Peter Cloud* Abraham Meadows, William Say, James M‘Mul« ian, Patrick Spicer. Capt. Seymour Lee's Diftrift. Neadham Sorrels, Secretary Carter* Wm. Wright, Benj. M »rris, |as. Jenkins. Capt. David GrtiHch’s Diftrift. William Edwards. * Capt, Geo. Mathews's Diftrift. Nicholas M. Marks, Samuel Guldfby. Capt. Geo. Hudfpeth’s Diftrift. Hamilton Reynolds, Thomas Folly* Zachariah Ellis, Myles Ellis, William Smith, John Rodgers, James Jenkins* — Jenkins, Capt Thomas Duke’s Diftrift, Jofcph Oocal, Henry Duke, jun. Geo. Nix, fen, Prdlsy Knight, Thomas Ow en, Robert Richardson. Capt. Wm. D. Lane’s Diftrift, William Davis, fen. Tolavcr Davis, Thomas Wilson, David Davis, John Eacbols, jun. Capt. Wm. Stewart's Dili rift. John Hand. Capt. Radford Ellis's Diftrift. John Howard, Tcffe Bowden. William Harris, John Jones, James Brown, Da nicl Hamitt, Lewis Jones, Wm. North cut, James Arnold, Jeremiah Maxcy,jun. Capt. Jcffe Lee’s Diftrift, John Moore, William Brooks* Alex ander Patrick, Samuel Patrick* John Tindal, Samuel Sample* John Holliday, Jolhua Emmerly* Robert Martin, Lewis Patrick. Capt. Henry Tillery's Diftrift. John Jenkins, John Brown, John Hailes* William Wright, Daniel Kpwards. Capt. Isaac Collins’s Diftrift. D ake, fen, Drake, jun. JOHN GRESHAM, R. T. R. October 27, GEORGIA, Hancock county . By Myles Green, clerk of the court of ordinary Jor said county . WHERE Aa> John Michael has ap plied to I fit for letters of admini flraiion on the efiafe and of Jere miah S. Thompfotk late of this county, deceased. \ / THESE are therefore to cite and admo nish all and fmgulaf tkf kindred and cre ditors of the said /deceased, to be and ap • pear at my office * unthin the time allow ed by lam . to Jhew cause, if any they have, why said Utters should not be granted . GJTEN under my hand at office , this Bth day of Nov . 1 8oz. -ts M. GREEN, c, c. o. '\ THE Subscriber offers for sale, the LOTS and BUILDINGS on Grecne-ftrcct, whereon he now rdides. —For terms apply to Oft. 22. SAMUEL SCOTT.