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The fouthwettern papers contain
charges againft that arch trimmer,
Gen. WiLKiNsoN.--The Kentucky
Gazette, ftates, on the information in
letters, that he had fomented the al
arming differences between the A
merican and French citizens in Up
tY Logfana. This man it adds, we
have long looked upon with a Jealous
eye. The charges preferred againft
him by Gen. Wayne, which his
death alone prevented an inveitiga-
ton of, induce US to believe VIII
kinfon owes his feeurity TO that un-
fortunate event. During the feder-
al glory, none were at the levees
more confpicuous than this Wilkin-
fon (; A new adm niltration came
in, and this Court paraGte became a
p,ofefed admirer of Mr.. JeFerfon.


This is not all-although fyco-
phant, he is :yrant to all in fubordi-
nation to him. Be6des which, he is
reported to be public defaulter, to
tina tune of 100000 dollars. His
cruel per(eoution of the late brave
and unfortunate Col. Butler, will
long be remembered.