Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-07-24 00:00:00, page 2

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' Tho- sct rr-tzrry nss-tate, Dlr."siRnl)t-rt Smith, ,
repeated ll'n- gzntimcnts which he lfizd often
exprc And to me:,sictssivhfnsiucresitary of the na
T), nl regret that this-ndeJc-sw's govcrment
sex med "not to believe that thessUnitct—l States
Vcsi-sictnlt? t't'sist the drcrces of Franre. He]
'si thitzkctltsithe- correspondutu httwtfen the A- I
mrricxm miniscsi-r at Paris (General Arm-'
munpgjand the French gon-tnrmm, prove ct
the dc-tZr mination ,ns this gov-simmcnr not to
submit tssoﬀhcm. He declared to m:- also,
1l*...\ he þnaws that war would have been
instantly dtcland z'gainst France-, ttpbn G.
Bmamk relaxing he r orders, which he said
ssressssissued more. the Unitrd Sweet-had an
oþpmttttzioy ufasresirtalmng the illcgal 'mter
{Tsslsiss'l-lss'l'lssﬄcb Frasincr meant to put upon
rtde-trees; he addrcl. that, he was cum.
diluted that rsi'vc-n now measures of actual
" hsistilitctv we-zuld bt- atlnpted against France,
with-um heainticmsif— ahould Great-Britaiu
14ti in her urdcri sosias to aﬀord the U.
51 an : an oppmtunitsiv ctctol dping sosi thh ho
nm-s but that if w'duldsi be imPosa'rblc that
11"? Should "it-gle out France as an' oppo
very. While [Grc art-Britain,.comrary to her
pwndrclgratiom, sienl'nrcq] hrr orders be
,s'ﬄ'ZsiVss'a' quiesrence on the part of the. U.
si ":;th ut- the Erecch den-m had been prov
ss siosipecttssazicm of she aczs as to any ducirs on ex
' or fngsinufarlure of any country bemg m
Witj-i.wsiisssiih his majesty," he. did not in fact
" & mdvcssgsislhe ohjxctions emcrtainedl by the
ss Uctctss'S againsc the orders in council in any
ssdLgrsscc worthy of noticc.- That they scill
visisisizssxged the neutra! righcsssof :his country,
sias shey made it- necessary for 'Amencpn
shfps-topass through England, "which was ss
nnumlysi an iusringcmcss-m of the inch-pent.
vendsid (if she U. S.' but was complctrly'dc-.j
structive of their cummrrcc, since the Ad j
mcrisscsia'n vnsrlswrrc prohibited from going *
10 Mr continem after they had been forsiccd
tQ—wusscsih in England. , ' _ i
..silþ-r-ematked also upon the circumstance ,
_ offibssia and Denmatk being cumprthcnd
cdssfn. th? Opera'ion us she orders in counul,
wﬄisi'hke said wctns asenming a new-principle,
as the orders had bzcn erhrno nexed upon
"th—sssssxr<.—uud 0! a right of rrtafiation, where
as? siﬂm'ssiza and siDe-nmatk h-We never- issued.
an'y side—sister vicﬂang nc—mral rigcthts; He
c-sijbptasim- (I ac vr'rrsiiy us this; and ctcntovrr
th'}- same arguments upon these pointssiwhi'ch'
hss; He}! made usr os while he Was seen-Hary
of-sigatmand seemed to be greatly disaP
-sipss35-mhd,i-anctdxvexss—d that no charge in these
}nnzsi-ns- of the U. Ss' with the belligcrems
- ssssse- msscd liketh; to take place- bc-shre she mect
-_ss_si_fsi--5ng ssigytsith: now, Ctsingrrss in May man, as
; htsi'ssforisisrrswh'c- serious difficultie-a and em
bn'rrcssmfms in which thcsiU. S. willbc
th n invoked indezermining upon she course
of son-dun which it will be expedirnt to
pufdsspsct. as it is universal-3 thousht that the
you Ictntc'rc'uufae- law cannot his: jeu-8". than
thc_-nt-x1 sssrsssiu-n-fif Camgress, and it will
si-bgssffimt' nex-assay at thatsitimc cnhe-r to a
' "sir-dun ssctll id-a of sees-staves, or to (later-4}
.mmt' w adnpz measure-s of hoptiliry against
h'ct'si'lksibfl'IS' rcnaa, which could noc b'c carri
ed in the me: .Cmgreas. and ctthcresorc an:
Iss'fsictsi- his lik'd}- to be adopted 'm'the new.
Nss'shsich will (c.-mist us : l—arga-rnumbcr of
si—simsictm'nsi-ss avrtse to such a dc-speraxevandsi
'shc- president observed, shasit she altera
silion in his mainly s orders m council by the
rect nt ordcr which" nas been communicated
Ly ssxnu 10 Mr. P'm'knn , suspcnding the
ctl—sifsi- sssi
, TUESDAY, JUL Y 24.
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si (Mr. k-"zbssr-t Smith) who expressed their.
_ .! hav'c had an mxewicw w'uh che president
'Vh'. Madison) ctand the secrecar'} of stat'c
scnumsims to me: ver) freely nlativc to the.
imclligrncc which was brought by that Vesu
porsslmiuh grant: (! by the said acxssi'sias far as
relates to articlcs being the growth, produce
si sswLD Lr'r'rzns or Nn. Eksssmfiz,
umhxuxsu Eﬂm'k- AConc/ua'ed. _
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_D:spatch from the Than. Law d Evsiskine to
.sijFMr. Sacrum-9 Caizuizzg dared Wasjzington
th/iﬂdhh, 1809- received 15tJ1 Apnl.
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ssssffihcc she 8"an th thi- D I:}watsie rwer
ql she {Ozh inst. of (he Amcrican dispafch
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Alexamna Daxly Gazette,
wmmsimsiAL 1- POLl'l ICAL
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Lssm si (he Nation! 1sztelligct-simcer. ;:
llMBD AND lsilnlctSBEsiD BY
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3 .He acknowledged that it might be (lift-'t
fcttlt to hurt-ged sia state of actual-hosttltsity'
si- bctwssernsisi this-country and siGrent-tBritainssup- ?
.s ent-he grsiounde of—any subsisting-diﬀerences, l
'lzssut'ctthat-zhe "Was desirousis that annmi-cablej
lsivsindcrsiesilanding should pr'ectsi'vail between the"
4 two _dodntri_e-s,' "which the 'þ'resentsi state of _
their 'relatiqnz would entirely prevent. _
* He added-, vthtsitt he was asraidsict'sictthe irrita- -
'si'tions whichsswersse likely to be- produced cthyssss
captu're'ssssnnder his majeSty's si'oss'rders' in'ect'oUnJ .ss
eisit mightss-ctsileat—lsi to ss-eectrious consequences,
'which he said hess'shoulssssd deprecate,sias hcss
:- w'ns 'u'mv'imng to see'thc 'U." Slsik'tfs thrown "i
into an 'alliance which he" thought already,
too powerful ler the intctert-St osif the-"world;."
" He did not pretend to entertain-anysipaﬂial
ctity toWards England, but considered "that"
the interest of the United State-s was the
1 same'at the present moment with that of C.
Britalno ) __ . ( ss , i";
The-se shi'imtsihtssisisibsss' expre'sidssqed to me by )
; Mr. Rtbett Smith, are, ] beliew, Very sin.-".
Cere; ] have been much-acquainted with
l-mm, and cannot [- think he mien-ken in the
: opinion which-[have 10:qu 'o't' his dispo- ssi
sitten and feelingsis upon that subject. !
" si_BOlh the president and s'ect'c'tary ns'ssitate' ,
are, l understand, much oﬀended at the us)-.
ctpointmcnt of Admiral'Bsi-rkhy to a-high
LOntmL-nd, Ptntlsiing the Setioussictzntplsitnt '
preferred agQiUSt htm by the Unitect State s;
they have n0t mtntioncd the sul-j (! to me,
lsi as no auth-si-ntic account of the fact has bu n
yet receited; buc I expect to hear strong
representations upon th-si- subject, should it
( prove to be tt'ell-foundcd. " '
Upon the giant-ral aspect ot aﬀaits in" this"
country;'sssssil-ctt\-i}l'not'ctsit-mulflr 'Yo'ii wit!" any
further rcmarksjhur'hetz lawe toisircshrcty-u
to the enclosed cxnact' from my Nm '12,
] which was sent in his maj- St)',s pucltesi-t nith
] the mail of last month, 28"lt contains my
? Opinion upon thosesitopics, which are un
j changed. ( , si
This dispatch, as also' m)" Nos'si' {4 & 15,
? will be carried to England in the Amtriz an
fssifcliapatch s—sicssel Patiht , which will sail [lull]
hEnsice in : se w day s with a messctigcr, lit-tus
Read ;ssabothcr Vc set-1 is g-si-ing at thc"santc
' time to France; with a uttsscngcr and dis;
atchcs. Mr. Colcs, the: private seen-tas)"
ss ot'thc late President, is to be the beast-t of
recommendingto the next eongr'ces to as
sert the netttral rights against France,sh<>til(ssl
his majesty deem it to btsijust or echdic-nc
to cause his orders in council to be with
drawn in consequence of a detelminatinn
being evinced by the U. Statcs not to sub
mitto the aggressions of. France. "And ]
conceive that it is not at all improbable that
he might authorise Mr. Pinkncssy to make a
communication to you to that eﬀect, as he
haslsiscquently in co'nwrsation said {to me,
that no h'esitation- ut—uld be fair in this
country of entering upon ht'sllliilt's with
France, if she did not rtcal her det'rcts,l>ut
he alWays added, that—"it was impossible the
"Unitcd Slalts could take such a sit-p while
his majesty's orders were in force, because
their j'nstsiification could only be attempted
upon the grotmds that the U. States had
acquiesced in the decrees of France. Whish
he uniformly contendShas never been the
ease. "
! "It is- evident to 'si'me that? he.-"will he Stip.
ported in this sentiment by his own party
in'ngfess. and in the country generally
so far as to prevent his feeling himself com
pelled to single out France as an enemy.
w-hile his'majesty's orders in council .eonti
nued in force; but [am perfectly confitlcnt
that it would be impossible'that [he y could
bring on a war with England, 'unless it
si should be occasioned, as Lhavebeshre men
'tioned, by an irritation produced in the
iminds'of the people of the eastem states,
si by- the losses which might be sustained by
Z them in their. ships and commerce by cap
! tun:-under lit; pale-sty: orders.
. si'si' As" I- have already hadsithc'hdnor tossmn
Btitain, on the gtounds of any subSiscttizg
diﬀerencsits between the: two sic'utmtsics, 'lhtsi)
hope-that the: frequent capturrs olsithe us
sels belonging to the man m state-s. which
are likely to take place in coussi quencct ssl
his majesvy's 'mdcts in_ council U;n$,zil'rulllg
in operation, may cxute irritation in (he
minds of the people: of those stith-3, and
lead them-to take a part itr-thc nc xc congrsiss
in my mmsurcs which wish; be Pointcd a
gainst Great Bi-itain.' '
[continue to be firmly persuaslcd that
Mro Madtson, wlo has nuw been {),-(,
nounced to be the next [sistSldfnh Wtuld
lw—yctto )(xu my suttimtn'sis upon the- sul—sijz ((
most willingly seiZe the fis3t (ipporlunityssuf
ceding hunibeti ol"n'i)f"d—is_patthcssi', as also si
state-s along with them in a was th Gut-at"
" Asis the ruling party pt ru iw that it would
not'bt— in their powcr to can) the eactr m
thMQ &,
at the non-intercourse law, in "sist-veral'" pre
ctsict (Inclosure referred to in Nctosi 10.)
si Was/tingtan, 15:/.-, Iz'cssb. 1809.
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'ss'Msir. Medium hail'sssi'iLL wuctscm Of "175,
"'a-cre- si'givcn iosihimisi'sssi' He had also :n'l [he ct
grcss In: the [.adsmg & non-:ntcncsims- law
Wicth England and anu, ] ((.ncsiciwsi that
L-lvzit ssz.silv::r.ussg<sis sm} it hap-(I he m it by
Engh-z d. as she has the "('c nfnsiand as the
sss as. :ctnci (m: px-ctsicure thsougb m utssals any
(.s the produce; at sin-3 (( unuy', beside-5 the
zmmenjsssc qvumi!) which will be brought
dirsi ct LO (HLHL anain, under various pre
ccn'ces ; uheruas France? wi'l obtain but lif
:lisi, at a great cxptncc and risk, ssiisnd will
only sign lhz-t little in conscqusincc otsi-zhc
"nigh prius in their mal-kets. .
"'I his musismctc will operate i'n ssio Part-la}
and dlscourvgmg a mannrr of.-on the waters!
state s, xhicsih are: con'zmcrcial, that it'w::-uld
not he sUZsi-mim—d to u-sy long, and its exf
{ct-cts in Pn & rmmg she immsidumicm of Brit
ish n'zanusm'turc-s Would be lrzfiing, as they
unuld {w smuggsi'td irto the coumrz With
the gssifﬂssl' st saide;-, Lint?" (he people who
afom cc-ulcl interlcri— with rﬀ-Lct; \- (mid tn
c<.ul;zgc su: [4 as ussaffic bctvw cn his me-jgsty's
domiuions in Cmmda, and the ;sidjacmsst ter'
run-sic s of zhcssUniccd'Su-sites, zmd'insi various U
mhc r WH) & si ss
'Annlhcr advantage 'arlssng tsio GsisisiBritain ,
from the .nun intc m-uz-sc law Would be, ,
xha'l ihrsisi int: xsidiuinn of ships of war sscfm
entering the pens-of lhessU. S. would be ;
g-n ral. inslead of bring (lilrclessd Shltctlyct
z-gmnst his musij-stss ships. ctfi'hc non im
Punaqjgn law Would be also-gL-nnctal, and
the (( : s-si—qLi'e-me wnuld be, that his mnjcs
cy's ::ubjc- [; wnulcl got a great quamity of
gffi (!s m'tu xh-{Unncd Saaus, but 'ss'Frcnch ,
Bllbjc-cls ccnld not inns-duce any. .
'Shvuld his maysxy decm it proper-to!
consider thcctssnnn-imucsssmse law in the light :
of a"muniri-palssrrguluzinn, which the U. S.
had a "right to tswbhsh, And next as a mea. !
sure of hnatility, l_ am persuadcd that it!
would-nor bv-in the- powu of any-party in !
[his country, even sit they wished it, to
bring on & war with Great Britain
_ , FOR SALE,
The HOUSES and LOTS at the comcr of
Duke and Royal streets, late she property of :ss
Flr'ssiha Janﬂey- Also, :: half acre LOT at the
corner of Ca-meron and Henry atreetsctnd
the MILL SEAT at Occoquan-e-on very li
beral terms si
11 13 true thstsia ! m intcr'coLn-ssi- law may
besiunsidired lo)" the—"raslc-m staus as very
ssobjruionuble, but as it amid be talhc'r a
'si'm'mrnact' prohibition' than a rignrcctus'cnsm usi-z
men:."a nesistance tosiit nould he has likely
to be made, "and at less impcsiztancc it "
should'i-aki: place-. , _ _ _ .ss,
The uhimcttr consequence of sm hssdisssictr
ences and jruluusiics arismg btlwccn ' the
canon .snd mu-htm state-s, would inevita
bly in:! 10 3 (!:ssolwiun uisilhc union which
Has bccn for some time: mlksic (! of, mind!-as of
late-, as] hat-. brand, been "suicusiy con
tc mpjatcd F-y man); of me laadilsig pc Lplc in
the c-zrstcm dwsrmsi ss _ , 1
I wii] not homsi-u—r' trouble- you w'if'h 'znjss'.
'(ssssLsuvmicsins [IN-11 that important tc-pic at
pleSant.ssltut cczl-finsit sin-yScH to (he:—unse
qmm es us the- m: asmcs :ctlct-uur. m bc adopt
cd'sn CungsscSS, aﬂ'cCling his nmjc51)'-,$in
f-which whssiosi'eclarcd in the- siScnat'r'yc's-tcsdav',
_:wsi he vhu's of the State sios Maryla'nd
?. His vast n'ajui'ly wr uld c-nablc' lhtct pTC- 1
's-CKH r ctu hich has'pnzvc (! inn . !pc-sizs m In ( no
Up): [)ng the next Congnss in Singlc out-.
KCZC'Sto ?;
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foru- an 'iH- gal, oþpdc'ssinsialfd ouinczus law, ;
would sxill hc sufficient (() withstand 'a rc
qu'sizis—n to vxfgr ctsiu Wat, which, hnu-c-vcr
just. wsivrsixdd me he ].kcl) 'w ba "amended with
gr.)- pu fit or adx &: lage-. , ]
frmbargo, and church: withom the," pain-ful
"alternative" of president ]csserctsonsspi Far
'beingsissibbslituted ; had dqubtsitzmr'tmrlj
'and that all the v'c'isicctc's," c-xcsirþt' {ba-'t: in the.
sczuzhcrn'and Wesum ssstatts, wer'e'm his i—a
silfis mﬂjcsty's'or—dcrs 'ihsicouncil to give them
and pr'rsidcncinto a war wishssssFtanctsisi, unless
'sidz m cles! am: his pin-w lo l't 5i51 she snsi- ]
('ilurk-n Us the" [; ur 'ca-sccm 's-sim'ies; shoud
voice of Vnmc-m, but that was 'inctccnse-siss
ctqmnc'e of 'lhcsi' xot'ts bein'g' gix-m by the. le- ss
gislaturc (! !hat state-; which happm'cd' tQctl
bc'dcm'ouazicsi ;ss'si'esidts having. run? out 01,"
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bow 'sar they could si "cum pcssiss-she'ss'COngr'ESS
- Tffifissffiesshcttss acid-inﬂuence. of; the bfiitgrfi
praises has beelxspfficicm to force the Lulmg
Flame as an esin-sin-Ys' btczmsc sixhr same
she U. S. "cbuﬄ be: called upon tosshsscstssilf
neutraI—rssighcssibysithe temporary removal ofct
that opportunity-3
ujoi'z'besidesss Pcnnsylvania; 'and that ;wo
(binds of she tctous us (he State of N. Yofk ss
' lt"aspears by the regiﬂt nsifct'shesislatc (is
she Hand for 'prrs'rdentss and victssprrctsxdrm
Vss'hiate-Vrr may be.-she- mtsitivc'S'osshf-fon- ?
(Sctgned)
Richard M. Scott, Trustee
In! eygdiwrs of E: Jgsi, ,
D. M. ssERSKlNE.
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?— CHARsiLES'on, j'zctsy 15. \
' Arrivcd. schooncr Ath-ssnzic, (of Nct
bcrn) Pcny. HE-Vyssna, 7 83qu The An
lan-ic was btss'simcl 10" Philadtlshin, mm
'izzg hcrn sun-. !; with lightnirzg on chnjﬀ
day night lust, has put {me this port low
pair damage-s, 'si'The lightning struck'fsss
head of ths: main-mast, and passing dsz'v'
zhc mast sishivczed it vary conaidcmblyif?
read-ing the Meat: 'os the quarter-desk.
(me up some of thcjilanks, and thrfsssi
passisrd ofsctzhtsiongh thcct'cabsim, out acthcnssss
duws. si_'siM'r. N. VV. Eaum, svpc'ct'sfsi
who Yﬂssis lying in his birth, [cociv'ccl asz
'Vcre 'shoch, and me of (He scamtmss
Was standing neat-the ioOt-ds she maiknmasiss'
was knocked d'dwn, "and had [be Men [02
from" his breast by lhc'silightning. TuOSpf
nifh 74 gun ships arrivch at Havans (In (
ZJ in:—ram, in lang-passagcs from Lad?
i'uil'ot passcngcts.
ctsiFORsssi'SssALE,
_. ss'ss-fTsi' THE Ifz-zctxctDUs-r smm,
Phl'ladelphza ' SUMMER AL
in" casks.
July 5,
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. A VALUAHLE
TRACT of LAND for SAL
The subscrib'er o'ssers for Salclsi
valuable tract of LAND whcrcc-n l'sic M'ct
sides, known by she name of the Hfi'si'ct ,
Bffiom- 'l'l-is land is surpassed by lffisif'ss
scrtilitv of soil in the cr-unty cfl"1'cc!e11'c'ksi
contcms seven hundred and thirty acrch .
Wards of one lhild in voluable timbesi
deared land under good cnclosmsies
are on the land & hundsomc Brisk 9",
House, & good lce ngsc, and eVSsYO
out hcuse necessary sorasz-mlly. Ysict'si
fifty acres of this land is handsomely filsssi
and could be CODVCHN] into excellrntmfffsi.
Also, a large; orchard os valuablc APPlsissi-s
othcrsi-uit. This land lies within Wosi
of Ball]: Town. in said county.
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The subscrsiibc—r will also Scll W
nble two. story hOUSE, and LOT CDWss
lour acrcs (if-ground, with ssvcrynfct.s
out house on said lot, in the abovemcs
It is necdhss to say more. 'A "0. ,
shose who wish to purchase will firsl'"
Property- ,
Whitlng Washmgloffi
July 17.
T 0 R E N To _
A convenient STO'RE and D_Wl':bss;l'p
on Fairfax-street, lately occupied
kin: and dlden. Apply to
' _.ct' KFFMZ (N?'**'siﬂsi'hssPYh-fff) Jv'y'u
si'siwl at (his, place: In m Philadclshla. ordt,
- -"c 0\ L.}.- us.-c.: xa'lW-FDWM
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'punies quarterccl here, go accomssctany th:
' crssion of sunshine and shmchs
" 'cssmn, in general nc'v'cssf had :: bcucr :
-puslng ll'l't Glh rrjgimem at (his schrsi
'd'irrcting them to rcpair to Piusburgnf
\'- . ""— ' 'sict
ssssct 'YORK. (Pcnnsylvanin) fist/{gret.
" 'Wc ltalsilsi] from every quamr aasifara
our'cr-quirisics'bsiasivi- (ifq'ndcd, that the man
insi-this wangy, 'particdlsiarly Cs wheat endo
thcr þmal'l grain,,are cxti—nsivc and uncom
nsi-cmlysic'xuhctant. sissShousd ﬂour, (he gnz
stuplisi of this state; experience no dcchz-Z
's'icln in'þriccsilfisic ssfarmer 'will sea;) grcaz.
a'dxjantagcs from this some}: of wealth.
picacm than (or many pair years.
ther troops. and Crlnncl ssSimor-ds inszru
ed to encrust such officers as were: brand
culatcd for the recrusting seerCc to now
as nsi-mzy men .bc're and on me mast/25 and
Ptttsbzsi'rg, as possible. "
_j_oicc and-bcfglad- . '
she: orders. si'si'Anochcr order has. ldttnsi,
cc-ii-Z-d ordering the dr'agoons and xiﬂcsoxsi.
si ? 'llzc season'JFscm all quarters Will,
the most ﬂattering prospsicm of -
crop the ensuingct-harvcst. We )]
seldom favcmd with such a cur,
readincss to march, as they womd be;
si "" 'lnis order was succeeded by anotlm
the sisile as: possible Held), and there waltlm.
{ardcsc'd' oss.
"t'-Dun Sm,
" ", I am to acquaint you that on mysissct
middling, in addition :ou-bich is assusi
de—ssablcsi supplctv of old hay on hand. ]
'some placcs clovcr and English gsajnsisisi
bet-'n winter killed ; but on the Whole ,
'tillcrs ofthc aoil have 'much canst-(;;
were" received by Colonel Simomls sss,
che-war d-vpartmcsi-nt, to hold the troopzcsi
arssrce. ' The crrps of hay Will he {in
'ct'si'FHILADLLPHI/i, j'uly 21. '
Exffact gsa letters: on: agcsszzzlc'nan ass
. lust, to {zissrieactd in this city, c'and'si
.MAY 10:
"ly 16.
in Frederick county, Virzsiiniac
!
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