Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1805-12-31 00:00:00, page 3

3. Resolved, that th: petition of John
Graham, pr tying that the rates at his
ferry across James River at the Mao akin
town, may l>c increased, is reasonable.
I’nc rud resolutions being read a sec
ond time, were on the question being se
verally put thereon agreed to b^the bouse.
Ordered, that the committee of propo
sitions and grievances do brim; in bills
li'jvu to the said resolutions/
Thursday, December J6, 1805.
A bill, concerning Philip Woodson,
[which lay on the table"! was read a *irst
time—and the question t>eing put on the
second reading of the bill—it passed in
the negative—and was rejeiSlrd.
A renort from tbs committee of claims
(which lav on the table ' was’akenup Spread
in the following words: The committee
of claims have, according to order, had
under, their consideration several petiti
nns to them referred, .and have come to
t>\‘ following resolutions the-eupon—
Resolved, 3* the opinion of • his commit
tee, that so much ot the petition of James
Waugh, sheriff, of the county or Fairfax,
as prays that the judgment obtained a
gainst him in the said county, tnav be vis
pended until the first day of April next, is
rea n hie.
Resolved, that so nucA of said petition
of Jam-sW tugh, os pr«y| f->r i!!e remissi
on of da nages on the aforesaid jud^m-n',
be ’ejefted.
Resolved, that the pc'it ion of sundry of
fir-rs and sddiers, stating that, by a law
of the last session, the tax on R-giater*®
fe-s vis increased, whereby thev had to
n»ydbe vim of fifiy seven doll t*-» Sc thirty
aix cents, instead of the sum often dollars
and seventy-one cents, the fees on seven
teen warrants, at sixty-three cents etch,
under the former law, and praying that a
law *my pass exempting military land
warrants from the additional fees iterer.f
ter, and that the drTerencc between the
• above sum piid for the said warrants
and the amount nf the former fees
may be ref tn lcd. is reasonable._
Y vw committee think proper to state that
a provision ought to be made for all cases
of a S’inilar n.vtire
1 he first and se.-.ond resolutions were
agihted to—?*vl *he third reirffed.
O' lr'-tl th it a bill be brought in pur.
saant to the first retolii'jnn, 8c'ho* a com*
• mivee of cU m» do prepare ant! bring in
the same.
A ren-rt from the committee of claims
£wbi,;h lav on the tr*b'c was taken upend
read in the following words: The tons*
miltee of c!a ms have, according to order,
hail under their consideration several pe*
ti'inns to them referred an ! have come to
the following resolutions thereupon :
Res tved, ns the opinion of this commit
te". that the petition of William Lewis,
Robert Meelv, A. Lewis, James Mason,
John Douglass and Mark Evans, st-enri.
ties of A tthnnv Iluden. who "a* oollefclor
oi the prie'-TRgvs of taxes due from the
county of Botetourt f*- tlve v-ar 179-t,
praying for the remission of 'he d’magea
on the Commonwerdih’s judgment again*!
th2m as securities aforesvd, harp>g paid
the principal and costs, is reasonable.
Rcso'vcd, iha' the petition /'f Je-se
Morrv nsn, of Cumberland c uintv. slat
ing 'hit *:• ’s •».* Dither and aOrninfetra
tor of rtmrri*- Mvrrymnn, deceased, whr
d*rd during bis confi ement ;‘s a omv •‘d
in the PanittntMry, md praying *h“ pas
rare of \ law, authorising h-m as admi
mstrator afore* lid, to receive a sum «»l
monev which is - u? *o ihn c-ta e of 'he
•aid Thom *s, ns armears f oin the book'
of th*: Penitentiary, is reasonable
Resolved, that the peiitmn of Jam"'
Howard, slating ihat be was in the revolt!
tiona'y armv in a reg*ment commanded l»v
col. Campbell, "k *eceive.-J a wound at the
natlle of l.uilfoid, wlr.cb h»s rendered h>m
unnble to obtain n livelihood by labor and
praying assistance from the Legislature,
is reft«on»hlf*.
Resolved, th ,t the petition of Benjamin
Sc Ed ward Bra ich. administratoisof Ben
jam in Branch, dee-nsed, praying that an
a£\ may passes uthoriaing them to collet
ceranf taxes-due in the county of Che*
terficld fm the years 1784 ar il 1785, which
remain uncollected by their intestate, who
was a former she t!Tof the s ud countv, in
consequence of the sudden and accid. ntal
loss of his life ; also fo? the suspension of «
judgment obtained sg»>ost them in the ge
nerul court ; and that the damages on the
said j idgmeut mav be nm t*ed when the
principal shall be pyid into the treasury,
is reasonable.
Re«n|vtd, that the petition of Isaac II d!
and David Robertson, execu nn of Willi
am Cole,’ dec ayed, braying the passage
of a law. to allow a credit to the estate ol
their testator in his account with th** cum
tnonwL'abh, f<>r the amount of certain ds
linqucnt I,sis whilst lie acted as sher !f n
Prince f.enrge c> unty, dining the year'
1812 snd 1801, is reasonable.
Resolved, that the pcTion of John
"Wa^fri and Tnofttn* Warren. pravm;
the l.egitiatuae to remst the fines impos
ed on them hv the district court ol Sul
folk, at the May term in the year Iflo
is. reasonable.
'I he said resolutions being read a r.e
cond time, were passed—An<i ordered
that h Us be brought ir, p irvisnt t«» t ic.it
A rrport from the committee for oo f
of justice f which lay on • he table! w is ta
Veu up and rend in the following words
The commit!* e for conus «>f jus. ce tuve
nccnrdinjg to order had under men con
atdertition »o-,;lrv petition* in tb^-m refor
red, ond have come to the following reao
lotions thereupon :
Resolved, that it is the opinion of thi
committee, that so much <»f the pelitioi
rf sundry inhahi ant* of the horourh <
>ioifuiiv, as prays that ih* ciniU-er «>' tl*
said '\oron£,i m ty b z amende J by rcda
ing the number of wards therein, an
changing the manner of electing the co-i
most council of the said borough, is ,-et
sonuble.
Resolved, that the residue of the sa»
| Pet'on, praying, that the jurisdiction c
the corporation of the said borough mu
be so extended as to permit the exeeu
tion ot process thereof, against criminal
and fugitives from justice, any where op
°f* *‘le within the limits of the por
of Norfolk 5c Portsmouth, is nasonable
Resolved, that the petition of sundry in
. habitants of the said borough of Norfolk
praying that the a6t, entitled, an act, con
cerning the clocks and wharves in the bo
rough of Norfolk, may he so amended a:
to parmit the fixture of flood gates at th<
lower Bridge on the Back creek, a branc'
j ot Elizabeth river, is reasonable,
j Reso'ved, that so much of another pe
t:t;an ot sundry inhabitants of the saic
■ wrought as prays that the mayor thereo
may hereafter he re eligible to office from
) ear to year for the term of four years, al
the least, in reasonable.
Resolved, that the residue of the
last mentioned petition, praying that the
mayor of the said Roiough inny receive
a compensation lor lug services, either
i pror*r* general funds of the town, or
j f;,n 8 *p-cial fund to bu raised by a rax
on bills of iieahh, law process, kc. is also
reasonable.
Re.sbl.cd, that so much of the petition
■ l sundiy inhabitants of the town ot
Dumfries, as prays that an act may pass
’ icorporating trustees of an academy in
the said town, is reasonable.
Resolved, that the residue of the peti
tion last mentioned, praying that the
l«3t debts incurred for tuition at the said
academy may be recovered in a summa
ry way be rejected.
,’esolvcd, that the petition of Adam
Hickman, praying that an ait pssse ! ai
i -c-iaiuu oi atsemoty, authorising
the petitioner to erect a m.:,l nctoss th
west fork of Monongalia river, may he s<
Htuendad as to spec.lv ’Some pmee *»n
the said river where the said dam -hail he
raised so as the abutment thereof may
be cm his own lands u» both sides of ihe
said river, is reasonable.
( The first, second, third, fourth, sixih.
seventh and eight Irresolutions being read
a second time, were oo the question put
thereon, agreed to by the house.
The fifth resolution being read a sec
ond time, a motion was matte to ame-d
the sme by striking on the words • law
process and tbe question being put on
the proposed anjendmtnlit passed in the
affirmative.
rhe question being then put on th
rcanfu ion as amended, it was egteed to
by lbe house.
| Ordered, that the committee*.'-’)* • ouit
.of justice do bring in a bil pursuant .n the
I2d, 3 I, 4'.h and at,, ; ami, uiio, the
6th -md 8 h ^exnlittiont,
' PHICADELPHrA, Dec. 34.
IKTIL H fiS'J'lJVG.
i 3'CT* Our correspondent at New-Yni'l:
j has favored u* with the following inte
, resting particulars relative to the late na
j v.d engagement between the Hritish and
j French and Spanish combined fleets.
(Phil. Gaz.)
“Nvw Y-'rtx, Dee. 23.
“ This morning arrived, the ship Haie
captain Chew, in 49 day* from (Gibraltar
“ ! he ff «re left Gibraltar ihe 2»tl, o
October. On the evening of the 23d, tht
lleilisle of “4 guns, was towed in there
with ihfe loss of all her masts in the lalt
engagement.
| “While at Malaga, Mr. Kirkpatrick
,ihe American consul, received the follow
ing traterrient from his correspondent at
j Cadiz : .
“ An account of the Combined Fleets o
France and Spain, that sailed from Ch
diz on the i9Ji and jo ii Ool. Iflu5
and fought the Hriuah licet on the 21si
of the same month.—
“ SPANISH SHIPS.
“ Prince de Aus'.urus, 11 1 guns—Re
turned to Cadiz bay^the 2l*f, very muen
damaged, and a great number killed and
wounded ; among the lauer. Admr. Gra
vina, and his Major grncr I, F.scoro—
however, not dangerous. In the night
of the twenty third, her main and m z
-n ma were so crippled, that lluy
rolled overboard.
“ Santa-Anna, 1 30 guns—Struck to Ad.
CoJlingwood who manned litre, and took
I ill her captain i Ad. IIaba being wound
i ed, was left by his own desire on board.
—Being ent.rely dismasted, and lingo
j vtmable, she fell so near ihe port of Ca
J rbz that she was retuken on the 33d, by t
arj.ia,'.-nn hat was sent to sea fur that pur
. pose, and brought into C«»d z.
Rogo. loo guns—Much dumaged.btt
I r.amc into port on the night of the 21st.—
; I On the 2.1d in the morning, site got undui
weigh with several oihers, to rttake lh<
, iS . Anna, which the Bit i*h were towinc
, ofV; and in the night of ihc 33d, not be
| mg able to make the por», she anchoret
aliom six leagues distance, an»l it blowing
' v< ry haul she rolled h-r mas’%, whief
i were m mb <1 * naged, overboard, and tva
i' taken the nix; morning by the British ti
! sight of *adi/..
: 1 " Mon;arm, San Jotto, and San Lfan
' dro, arrived at Cadiz on the night of th
31st, and the next morning, while at an
Chor in the tnouth rff the Bay, foiled aw«
. Irer main and m zen masts,
“ S.tn Francisco de Asia, came in *.h
i night of the 31»t, dismasted. On th
> night of the 23d, drifted ashore in Cadi
I , Bey, near Fort St. Calabn.i, and i* total!
» his^pkit ef tb» crew that were on boat
*' wiien she went ashore# saved# bn
d ing an English prize officer u d men 01
>* board.
l* “ Neptuno, Cdtne in the morning of th<
122(1, lismastcd, anddrifted on vhure or
:! ihe night of (he 33d, near Su C«. tiinn
I and was o ally lost crew saved, having nil
V Kngiiah przc'o.licer and men on board.
* “ San Juan Nepomnans, Sail lldapli jii
* so, Argonauta and Uanaina. total I v <)is<
- masted. and seen in ihe possession of the
t i English ch the 23ii.
J V Misting, though the Tower gave no
. lire of one m re Spanish ‘hip being in
, possession of the English, hut do not men*
• (ion bernain". -supposed to lie the San:is*
. nta Trinidad, of 144 gnn*.
I | “a.’tBKCB ann»s.
• i Pluton.—Came in the night of the
i 21st.
“ Alg^ziras.—Came in the night of the
22t1, having struck #o and been manned
by the English ; but being totally dis-s
inas'ed, and ungovernable, in the gale at
night, the Loglnli gave (be command to
the French, on condition they should not
be prisoners ol wa1. This ship had above
jOO men killed, and among them Admiral
M g >26.
-• Totally dismasted ; struck
to and was taken possession of by the J», n*
glish ; but struck the shore, and went to
pieces rear St, Petre, on Ihe night of the
23d, and every aou!, except about 15, are
said to have perished.
“Incorruptible, Neptune, and Hero_
Came in on the nigh ofth* 2 1st, much
damaged, and are calling for succour at
the mouth of the bay.
“ Le Acliill, blown tin during the a£\i
on. the major part of the crew saved.
“ L’Argonaut, came in on the night of
the 21 ,t.
“ Le Aigle, 3 smnsted a*>c! in possession ,
nf the English, hut m distress aear Tnme j
Cord., said to be got off and coming in. j
Uucentair, Admiral Vdlenenve wound'
ed. totullv dismasted, and struck to Nci
son. f he Admunl and his Captain, wertf
put on board a frigate, and the ship man
ned oy a lieutenant and 80 men. In the 1
mghl nf the 22d, the » ip xvas blown by 1
'he violence of the wiii<1, towards the :
shore, an<l anch.fr d car the C ;vle of;
’m, Sebastian, arnVhe next .day about an |
hour .liter the people were taken out, J
went down. Major General Prigny. who ,
was Ufr on board by Nelson, is slightly '
wounded. At Cadi* 400 mm are report* [
td killed on board this ship, and most of
the oificers wounded.
‘ Inirep d, ftrtluuhiiblr, Monlhlanr,
>o pjavtrouin, Formidable,Scorpion, Bcr
ck a »d Swift sure—these ship arc inis*
'* ,v,;* but as it is lc: own that several oT
them iiaA struck to .he English, it is sup
posed they are in ’.hetr possession. A ie
3<>rt however prevails, that Admiral Du*
nrtanoir hss escap-d sytih 4 f'lgates.
’* 1’he b idies of Admiral Magoz, and
Cupt. Villi •’ics. are reported to be driven
on shore be', weeh Ca-.iiz and St. Patrick,
tvHrp .thou! IOOQ bodies have urrn driven
on the -bore. The whole beach it cover-'
ed with the wrecks of ships.
“ 1 lie live frigates.and bugs had return
ed without any material damage. The
Eagle is sa d to have got off, and at at -
choc in the channel.
Cadiz, Oc:. 25 I8Q5.
“ No*r 5, at 4 b> M. Cape Spa tel Dear
ng LSt\. 4(» mpes distant, captain Chew
eil in jrith a British fleet of »4 «.».! ,,{ .he
itne, unde* Admiral CollnigwooU.~w.-i
rought to nud boarded by the Ma ti
si f*p <->f war; the lietiienunt of wh ch in
formed, that Lord Nelson and o- ly two
captains were killed—that they had 13
ship* disabled, which, with i of the prizes,
••ad arrived sale at Gibraltar : 1 iiai ih, i
rest of the pr zes were eWher destroyed j
to prevent their tailing irno ihe bonds of ■
heir former possessors, lost un shore or |
drifted into Cadiz h<y . hr moat of the
latter class hurl been dev toyed by the I
boats from the fleet. i he Samusinu j
» rmidada was destroyed when in sight i
of Cadis,after n was l<.and imph*'ilic.<h?c ;
o bung her off; I hat Admiral Vflle
active was on hoard Admiral Collmg
wood’s -hip, the Dreadnought.
“T ie same dav lef th- fleet in com-:
party with the Vi&ury. (Lord Nelson's
ship) and flclhse, (bovh under jury
ma is,) bound to England.
“ He coold not tell the number of hilled
and wounded, as the return* were not yet
completed. The gen nd opinion at Gib
raltar, however. was 10,000 men must
have lost their Jives in the adlion.
“ The hJoek. de of Cadiz was curtinued
by V-mhal C>»Hmgwfvu1.,,
F ~K HE W V I,
SC If OO N KR
1 Charming Mary,
j POi I £t<—* r o ssil na few dsv*. On- half of
! her cargo eng-ge.l For f- eight' or pa*.-,.- r..
pi, onward, m Ptcken, Petard k Johnston’*
j wharf, or at said Pftter’t store, a Hockrtts , who
. hat for sale, nFiy six barreN N va-Scotia l^-»t
. pirkled Merr.ngs, one thv.mtvi It inch *n«l or
. |,,,ch Albany Board* ; best PuladHphia Btrr
; inti Power in draft ani| bo tle, , anti a RrrlcraL
1 ; a»*‘m'tlT>>,<t of Grorenr* 1 • l>*« 'll
i o be Rented,
' ‘ TT^ on*"*""** rears, together mr Separately,
i 1. Two Fire Proof P.r’tCK TH. f/jiMENi k
* in ihe hack sweet nesr the hasm and adjoining
» 7,V^"r ,*fVf,tC"‘,k:1 bv Messrs. Taffhlriro
j fc Dickinson Tn»y are s«itable for wartWics
orstorer ,n,| w,n be (, „•! „p wi h counting
room* and si,elves to jn.it On tenant*.
5 I „ , JOHN WfCKMAM
* Deeeirber M, I«0*. * Avf
* | Notice*
el TpR^POoI riOTJS will he recciv
«» JL by the ’..xccntive, for’ the purchase of
j J CONbli'tKiip N2GHOKS,rt|iiitt.
.-d ■ rr ’ nnyiorutbii, under the sA *• to tm<
J I i’wfr ‘he Oov-.titor ;o tr»risp<vt slaves con
(J de.-.ned, when .vhaa it dec-.t..i. y**,«At."
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j TI'aSDAV. dTckTdFH 31. 18C3.
! RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
ookkbwtbd wmiv,
I rjhacco, CV* .*o 33* CW
It tear, 7* &d o't
: ^«r, /r?e, 3u* rf;
l /’Vuer, suf'.cr/inc, <J2» 7 ~
j f f>r«, 15*
Hemp, (clean J ,£ S 4 do
/ro*' * J.'23 do
-hirer: t Is do,
H'Uiskeft .. . 3j9j/ rfP.
From "[Poshington Citijy Dec, ?5.
The debate in the House of Represen
j fnt these two days past,on the ct*
tes ed clrdflion of Mr. Mem!, Was c*ihdt&
i ted witli greal ability and drew },»rth at
honorable display of talents. In this dr.
bate several new members rose for the
first time, or whom Mr. Uidwelt froir
Massachusetts, Mr . N. . Williams from
New Vo'k, Mr. Quincy fitnn Mrsiachu
setts, and Mr Ornome from Delaware,de
serve in be noticed. From the specimen,
offered hv these gentlemen* as well as
Trom oifv jversnna! knowletlge of other
members, wc arc jusiitk.l m the opinion
tlmt the present 1-gislature has gained
nc inconsiderable accession of talent.
.'•at. Inf*
An authentic le*ier fi^m PorcTenutt to
a person in this city sufesthai vlk- French
lost in ttie a.iair ol Ulm sixteen thousand
men killed.
The source from which this jnforma
lion is derived is ‘respc Liable, that we
place gieat reliance on u, „c, )rec^> j|
it be corieel it gives a to’al'y dififare •» co.
lor to the affairs of the comment, u..ni
that in which they have been recently ex
hibited. •/,. “
An appropriate MOtfUMF.NT n how
4ea.ly completed, by m eminent Italian
ar ^ tflmrn, to commtm irate he
hmty and inestim hleworthof the ymmp
uicn of our navy, who fell in the Trino
Sitan wnr of 1804—T* this monument
ihe p,-emir men of the navy, from their
scanty mrans, generously give above 20C0
dollar .
. 1 his elegant monument is cxntilc ' to
arrive in a few days to be p'arerj on an e
imneoce in '.he Navy yard in the «i:y ol
Washington— IFush. FrJ.
“ A |W7 story, truly. (,ay ,:,c .vicra! pipers'
W 15 mtd.ons of dollar, for L .ui.ianaV .hr-,
,-r.vr ,o firht for ! How much beirei w ,n.«l ,<
tia-r b«-n to.have don-: as federalist, advised,
lo.-K it by force in the lint place !’*
Such is the genera) tenor of Vler*| print, on
this snb| ft, a d such. we bdieve the fentlmcn::
ol tr-.ai ptuy gen<r »;;v.
FV I tAh«s may accuse wnerr-.t of hoMtnr
bar’ principles—but we should bt amamM 0I the
name of democrats, a name which wo H.e now
proud ol, >t our party enten, ined a single venti
metu as u. just and iniquitous a. the rortg-ug
w hat. ceut HD II property tn which we hati no
c.atm not even the sha -ow of a title, because it
would I, ■ ,br ebe rp-,i vV of K- t rng u1 Is this
t1 ° ,bo:’ vrpd *" and trlifan and tmr of
‘,TW t "I federalists > \Vhm dem.,
crats have prrebased property,tie, think it -ime
enongi. t/je,, rn fight for it-b-u this fat and bo.
M'dbie modr ot requiring wenith is too,/-,, nnd
»oo exfrxnt for the high bred and high-fly,ucr
g-n ry vvh9 lend the frdrm! partv ! A dem.-cut
w-H. I buy a Urm. a-,d tbn defend it to the ut.
tn-ot - but fcue-al noralit a.irf religion lev! t.Vm
•o sc r the farm firv and thru bargain for it t
1) rnoenus Ve satisfied with the manner in
which Louisiana was acquired, they got it by
l.,ir and hrnrrable nu-chuse--they paid or are
yaymg f"rtt jg ee : 1, u> bargain—they hare be.
omne possessors ol it r-n p.inciples of rig , and
iav/ and equ »y—and nr,® if tl»e-y are obliged to
tighi >o keen it, 'bev h ,y JtM*«c- on hei *jje
nut dare i y oke the blessing' A Heaven ci tl.e.r
ente. prizes and arms
But there is not to much dangrr of war, ns
many ledrrajists imagine. »„U tv ,sh Spain dare
not. when it come* faitly to 'he test. hr- ak with
the Uni'etl Sta'er She knows »m well .he wis
dorn and ener jv «ioUi government, theva 01 -
enterprise of our enwm and the exited si<uu
fion of her southern nosfesalim*. •* the btigmear
jewel in her crown."—She know* r .A? i,ert.
would be n\<n enough even »ouih f the [*o»o
mnk to carry the war tttcceasfullvimo her 'rr
r’ory. nud o p*y the r\-p.nv of >hr warfire
onr of her mires She khoWs tha- tho* t .e Uni
ted S:ate-, will suffer somewhat, while there is a
hope of obtaining ju.'iee and right peaceful!-,
thi y wilt no: suffer always—that they will in *erd'
stiller no linger -bui it rt.rihirion i* not rrtado it
will betaken —And knowing his they r|i| tovr
enhtir lofty ton, and speafc the languor t.|
prate—he> w. make la'isfVVton for the pw
and give security for the future.—Trent. T Amrr
OCVhRNOR M’KI'-AM'S INAUGURAL
SPEECH
I he following speech was delivered by the Go
vnnor ot Pennsylvania. tn both jotise o
the Legislature, upon his taking die oath* o
! office, on TucsCay lh« 17th tr>*t.
' * & Priitr* CitiUHt.
1 lie hr nor which our constituent* baste con
I frrre I, by m7 eleilipn, fur A tHi «1 pe*» -»l r*» thi
office ot govs nyot. 1 accept v/ith a grlteiv-l sen 1
of their confidence and with an un<linrtnish«
zeal for *Seir service.
It u true, th.it Rome cin.nnn«'ar*ces have r>c
Curicd, in the course of ti e tlefttoii, wb ch ]
did not aniicipote, as re»fWled my*clf; bit
which more than on my own. I la*s.?nt on ac
Cf«m of the pib’ic 1 did not *ntt< ip&te tl..v
theclercof a life sincerely devoted, a% far ■■
| my mean end judgment extend, ro aty am <-tbi
| liberty, tnde punitive tflid Prosperity of my rA
I live coun ty, would hare b «n e-Vio. lived b, an]
i mputation of a dtrelKiion t.f pimviple or an
ttttrparion of power t—bv a...! c.>n bt nation 1.
impa:.‘ the cor.lid n c hi the (•eopb- ; <>» l>
|tiinif(S» siaodn, to «le>‘r>) iu ln>u< m re put a
lion • The-.c howrvtt, ;«♦« evil* in rotation t<
the Hffixicfuril, of t.n» hole m«n»(m; to n ■ • • *i
your atienti >w j hut a* t:u»v XtTc-'l it.- j»rr»t in
terest, politics! and .cl, t<f the ccmrottnitv
, you *.vi.I rt-car l them w-th an anxious r.\ a, 1
1 thcrefOit in rise cotnse of a short retro ,pc/i, yc
should discos* r, thai the p?e«s has bc?n cwn'l
I mi.iateu ny tin; f»n.n *t pollution^ i that p Ir.k;
ma,.uiiaik*, j. si Jj,,, f vs hi CHwrtaf Alien j
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j ,J,el>r,,:;r' J -* rVJ • rr.ri the ptaf I. ; iia/i
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! 0*'"T >-«V “• H> *" ‘*e * **«* o', eaaU-e"
*■ ur \',.a'K Ki'*' i<» «i»rt(;rr, with which such
K ?lhrC*'*a ,he ‘™«i. the honor an*
•hv. tran<p,,}itY ot the s.a*c.
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c‘e ' 0 a'<> “P'rjin n m tl.iS Ji well aa iu
’ stitirion a. dFi'tS>1^ ‘!Ulr m“l:iR6 f,wm **>« «wnj
• T ‘0lX ,he 4WX Acwpt then a renewal
tf my a ..sui u.ee. ot chcertui cv otoeration ; foe
lour mterev.. and ;ba, .1 (iUr i^l ,v cn,;.n.I
j cannot l>e *epa,a.:td : And. although we may
. toine iiTu'a miter, in our opinion of the best
, , mean, to attain tic objcA,, «u reciprocally be
| neve, Utat ■ HI our obj.c. is the same .- to obey
j and support the cvnoUtotion mid law*, and to
I promote the welfue and hapr>mr»» pf he peo
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