May 6, Ist6.
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VIM. E. WOODRUFF IN THE LAST GAzsTrE.

 We are willing to give Woodruff the full benefit ol ms ingenious criticisms In the last Gazette ms not the first time that he has had to resort to similar schemes and tricks, when he found him. self hard pressed, and in an unpleasant situation. clear himself of the odum that womb oshor,v;se justly attach to Linn.

 That the conversation in the presence of David Maxwell, Esq, was either secret or confidential is not true; because it grew out of what we consider ed then, public and political attack, in public office, made by Woodruff on ourself, respecting our course as an editor. He (Woodruif) undertook to state the rule by which he Was governed while controlling the Gazette up to .ls35-6 He used Tn substance, ,.the language we imputed to him, and we believe the very words employed by us in sta 'ins II in our last number. It is tue, as we re.