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President and Secretary of State as ucout the slight
est foandation sc. and that the name OF the intor-
mant was at the service ofMr. M'Lane.


AT a later period, saw in the Journal an extract
from the Richmond Wing, asking Mr.. M'Lane
whether he did not, two years after the election OF
Mr. Adams declare his disbelief in the bargain sto
ry-and whether he had not advised Mr.. Clay to
accept the Department of State rendered him by Mr..
Adams &c. SC.


Now, gentlemen, l have had some curiosity to
know what the Patriot and Gazette would say on
these subects-Those papers have contained ex-
plantations, more than once, when the conduct OF
this gentleman has been canvassed but as do not
subscribe for either of them, see them regular
y as they appear, do not know whether they


have been ordered, permitted to take up the
cudgels in bis defence. Unless there is some satis-
factory explanation of these matters, the impress
sions respecting the political conduct OF Mr. Louis


NJ Lane will be 42l times more unfavorabe than
! they now are.


Please inform the public, Messrs Printers, what
course the Patriot and Gazette have taken on the
subject, and much obllge One Of the Curious.