Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1806-12-31 00:00:00, page 3

of the jdaifeby'the e
whefethe go W
30 small vessels,
command ojM'ap©
fff
?10>|;'p|pl’'‘4rf|(£a» ’ Coijpi«^4H^e. He|ph>f,
' th* peopiajfrom *Bueaor,Aytljfeud citou
Joind#
* • ■ W W MWSpw t# S^iwli
•n tbeitHh^ShaVirbrftjfbflhe' thwn unperteived,
»dd- ^ai^^ffiffe^ntAcircuiijsUMwe* tilI the 12th,
iben tbeyfoimiiHedyBtfe'fhe greatest courage all'
the points which were fortified by the enemies in
'the Streets and squares, where they were defeated
jriththe utmost intrepidity. The moment Use for
tress'was to he assaulted tne enemy surrendered, to
•void a mililhry execution, with which our general
•had threatened them. GeneralWm. CarrBeipsford
ts*a prisoner of warV with Upwards of lOOO of hisf
'while hf'ifrerfc-fJ»Voured'-with the* honour of
iwar, and leftafterwarils to the disposal of tbeein
1 Perot,
• ! »&.: ~)f.\ K^gi r-Tfi-'
*#• ®$ AwOtlHF.n ACCOUNT. , 1V. .
&*■■■■■ From the Hat anna Aurora, Nao, 26.
- ~“tBy the Alontserat, rapt. Krahcis'Catbohefl,
,arriyedyesterday from Carthagena, after It days
'passage, we! have received the following intelligence*'
yhuslr wasvpt»blishcdIn Pu!tamia,‘pn the51st,from
' whence"it wds brought by a vessel from Payta,,*'
i4**^ eSpt.1)od Santiago Liniers, having ujide.r hjs
' command abdfit 1500 men, chiefly ?veteran troops
and well armed, conducted them in country-boats,
•mall schooners and gun-boats, to the * riyeij fAS
Conchas, six leagues to the north of Buenos A|fes|
and being joined jby about 3 or iog-volunteers^
?• marched with: great expedition, by land, to the city,
,011 which he mad.? a spirited attaifcin several points
at once, which were successful; and on the 12th of
August, the enemy having lost 500 men, the remain
der, to the amount of 1000.capitulated, and sur
rendered themselves prisoners of war, with the Ge
neral in Chief and his subaltern officers.” ’ «
f " . ' . v,:,. ■> ^ -V .
' .NfsHV.U.I.E, Nov. 8.,'?"
A gentleman of respectability reached this place
last evenihjia^4 days from Natchitoches, and in
forms that gen. Wilkinson had moved from that
place two days previous to his departure front it,
with all the United States troops, consisting of
twelve companies, and one or two volunteer compa
‘ tow* of dragoons. The general too* with him four
ifield piepfes. ■ ■' , -%• ' ».iv'
It was confidently expected that an engagement
•would take place, our troops marched in high spi
rits—and appeared anxious to meet the • Spaniards,
who it is said had received positive orders to occu
py the ground within a few leagues of Natchitoches.
We are informed from the same source that a con
ference with the eorfmiander of the,.Spanish forces
had been held, when lie informed gen. Wilkinsoli,
that he lia^t received his orders and was determined
to maintain his post. And that they hourly ex
pected the arrival of a rc-iniorcement of 10,000
troops.
• '#t ' Lexington, (Ken.) Nov. 24. 7
£ ..We were much disappointed yesterday when the
Southern Mail arrived without a Mail from Natchez.
The last accoautsgave us reason to expect weshould
have beard of hostilities having actually commenc
ed, before this time. ; * ..i * rf rkaft •>
■■ ■■ , v . >/-. . vaj.v
, f .-From Frankfort we learn that the House of Re
presentatives have cited Judge Sebastian to appear
before tb^m on Thursday next, to answer to tljgj
charge of receiving a pensioa from the Spanish go
vernment.-.; ,**
"• December -
- During last week, various reports were in.circu
•lation of ai> action having been fought, between the
army of the United States commanded by gen. WiU,
kinson, and the Spanish forces commanded by gen?
Jfl-arrura. In one of the reports it was stated, that
the American army had been successful.! that tiny
had taken and killed 400 Spaniards, with the logs
of TOO Anjericans.—-Another report stated, that
the American army luul been totally defeated, with
the loss of almost all its officers; but by the w*b*'
tern ipail of yesterday, we received the Mississippi
Messenger, (a news-paper printed at Natchez) to the
It th ult.. which is later than news could have come
from that place, and to have been here when the
above reports were first in circulation. Ip the Mes
senger. oft be 4th and j 1 th ult. we have no news
whatever respecting’the two. armies, but what'is
Contained in th*following :—* ,A i \ .■* .. ?, /•’> 1 ’
extract
f a utter jrorn jsatcmtoche*, dated Vcto~
;V’-V'" ber 24. ' 1 •
.. #'■'
The troops all marched from here towards the Sa
bine river the day before yesterday, a small nqm*1
her,of invalids, See. excepted, perhaps 6‘Oiaall,1^1
dercapt. Strong, who is left here to comnVand the
fort; those geue put are 3 companies of artillery,
commanded by major Porfef, with 4 pieces pf'cdri-':
non, nine companies of infantry; divided into two
battalions, one commanded by coh Kingsbury, the;
other by captain Sparkes, and capt. Farar's compos,
ay. of home, and a company of majsmttd dhfhntry,
front the county of Hapides, commanded bv major;
Welsh: They encamped last night at the Adake, Sc
the day after to-morrow will be at, tigs Sabine^for
some, part of them. {They have taken tools, A
blacksmith's forge, anpevery thing they-w ip want
to establish themselves for a time; Init it is unctSr-'
feipyei what positio^. will ^chosen, or. whatftiS}‘
4*1$maycpm^frbi^he'e.ywipUvrj. ’ Tfie Spania^pi
are aH on tlie othe/ilde of Sabine, and. still talk of
defending what the^ efotntoiidris sidv^hut they aff
dnabie to contend witfi tfie troops gen. Wilkinson
has oat. They will probably reinforce with all ex
pedition in their power. Np. l»od? here believes
there will be anyfighiingaipresent.’ '
aWC nhd^rstrtnd, that the committee t, r
enquire into the chargee exhibited agSiost lodge StK
bastion, inet on Fndayevemng*—preVtpdS to tliei*
meeting, a letter Was addressed by bun ttt the speakf
cr, whfohitd'ormed thy house, thtti eoMeionsof his
own ihndcBoce, lie had haatenwi to town to aneefc
tl»e> chargee, bat, ■ praying that the tMcdey into his
cliiidneti^glit^'^fpdB^InKilKoiimdrwi^'-i^
him to 'procorC testimony to^re^ut auy^ha^es
which ltn^ht -be brought fprward.—Ylowevai bis
. prayer-wu* unanimously rejected. After the t»m
jmttteem«ti it' letter wutTcesgnd from.tftejgovenior,
-informing them# that the Judge had yaslgned, ■■itk*
verltjelers^he eonitnittct’ dererndued tOnrOcCed tHtlf
tire itaves tuition, ;and examioed a luuuber of. wit
»r-**s. They myl aga» oaSdlurday morning, mid
> i • ' -V-W
.. 6" •
A pension
•otothe;
pvwwjient of 2000pi
annuaH]|foir
beifftMani^alf^
as soon as we’
ain them corrjfwfty
4$S0&
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pnAilSfnv.lM/
Fr
;. . ., *’4s . Aj.
' C/Loii
A letter from ipgeotfehiin
his friend in this _
ceived a few days ago, containing Jtht unpleasant
intelligence, that the French and "Spanish inhabi
h&d evincedtt;dispos.iti»n:very unfriMBHjvand
even hostile to the governmeniofilie Unjjied Stales.
A sinjijar disposition is said to prevail at St. Gene
vieve,. £Tbe writer of ,lbe let$f nbservw* '4bat he
has seen an affiday^bwh states; That, the etan
daijd Of rebellion is to Jbe >aised?$;ji thft^th iristi”
but that preparhtidiis bad, been raadotomeet the
revolt, and it is thought that the publicity >f~thc
measure'had defeated the object. -yhe Americans
are re^esented 'as'betiig acalolriy : attached to the
interest and honour of their government. The let
ter furtherbays, that “ Two militia captairts of St.
Lngis had said tbeyivere preprU-ed,to.&hake off the
y^R& of . the United S tates, and would join'in the
rebellion in the instant,it commenced.” , '
In the federal ' court; on Tuesday morning last,
the attorney for the UtiltedSuites, renewed,his tho
^od -for a grand junr; to enqnirc iutd' thc conduct
of col. Burr; which jtbe court granted, and direct
ed the marshal to have the jury ready on Tuesday
|ejci. Subpoenas have been iseoed ,/oo wifen^ses;
and col.Burr, who it was apprehended ha£ left the
slate, we uiiderstaneijsstiU.in.it. There can be no
doubt therefore, of his attendance, and of the trial
proceeding without further delay, if a UfO *“*
should beTbunif. ' .
^Sinifg" the above was written,, we,
formed, tliatethe attoruey introduced liis rtmtioirL,
Observing, that Mr. Davis Floyd (the witness who*
he deemed material, dhd who was absent when he
attempted to Tiring on the investigation before (had
returned ; and that unless a decisive step was now
taken, iMr. BurreroulJfceafloat with ins flotilla in
a short time. * ».*'*' . ' v ■ •' ' '•*** ■ -
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CONGRESS." 3®2
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1 HOCSE O^REPRESENf AT
*t
Monday, December 22,' •-<«_ ^
: Mr. Clinton presented___„_ ,,, mgmj,
’ tbeununOrial
sident and Directors of the ManhattanCompanyia
Newark, eomplaiuing of the law by which d*
Custom Moose bonds and publick rritmafs
elusi^ely vested in the bahkof the Dtdied Sti^te
which effected the Manhattan,compuuyiiijuriuibtsfyj
audv praying J^he i^voar^hie iniefpdshloa^f Con*
gross. ,/ ; ^ > „ V , ^
Mr. Clinton moved its reference to the committee
of ways and iftgant, * **’ • • -<• i . - if ' r
For referring totbrcmrimittee erf ways add means,
32. It was,than referred Ufa, select committee of
»4i’ *1 * • .3te& Si. 4* ’ v ••••Mfc*
nine.
Mr. Elliot rose for the pOrpoeeof Offering the re
solutions of which lie hadgivcnpreviotri rtetic^v H#‘
s lid lic sh^uTdpot on this, <K$hsu>n avail himtelf of
the ordinary indmgWe oCt^ Honsajio laterally ac
corded to members who made long speeches on short
resolutions should be seconded, heifWoiild brieff/
^tate their genefal ^hject, iind tbet|ff^|ve thetr re
Terrence to g committee of tlie.whole on the state of
the union, and if so raferred, he would on a future
dry (for the state of-his health did not admit of it
on this day) assign at length his reason# for
tlipm •' ‘ * - ? X ’ ■ ' ***•'•*.*?'&**.
•** * ♦ ' • *■'(?*• T(y; ' r r*' ■'•«** ' -H' S**-" ;•**■ >1
Mr. Elliot men offered the following resolution^:'
, 1/Resolved, That it is expedient to make provi
sion by law for the farther and' more effectual pro-'
t-rtiou of the commerce, the seamen, the hurbows,
the. coasts, and the frontfopr of the U. States.
, 2. Resolved, Tliat for thij .great-purposes Of na
tional protection and defence/ii Is expedient to pro
vide ,hy law % . repairing, nfohning and supporting’
in actual service, the whole ofThe,Agates and
smaller vessels of war belonging. totbeL. Si. J| ;•*
3. Resolved, That it is expedient to provide by'
law for defraying; thf expense inciddntf'JR'building
nr Iaw rlniroirintf frftAvnnnpn' «kL’'ft .
‘ ' places oOhel'luU^
two new frigates fo supply the r_
delphja, which was lost during’the late; W.j.with
Tripoli,, and the General Greene, which ban been
condemned as onfit'for service... , * "1 r<* * *» ■•
4. Resolved, '|hat provision ooghV iq be made b$
law for preparing two.or more navy yards, gadnu ay
ar senals,'situated on or near the margin of theocean.
for tlie rwe^rioiuiif jihips and vessels ^fwar^and for
CHuer nuvai purposes#
V n ■ ‘ r i-L. i :.«**•.* -.«■»**&* ' i
5. Revoked, That a committee Ijc , appointed, to
iu&e.wtot provision'*it may be necessary v*>.i
L'liqi
kei)»re!atum tenhe IbiiafidnY establish
make
ment ahd stfpfcrintendartce of navy yards and naval.,
arsenals i a qd that the said comm^teo swarthy bill
or otherwise, ' " ' " ■ ' :
Yfft:,
<5. Resolved,'^
That the committee be appointed to
ei»}ini*whai|fallier measure* are ne«ww(jr% the
protection djf American seamen,and for y*ir.r*leas*
and iiidiiunification, when irbprressed rate foreign
serviefby the otljcc{$,|>r subjects offoTeign powers ;
ahtf that the Said committee report by toll or other*
wise. - •*- ■ ■!- ' ' . ■ I
^.*^*4?rbat * &&***£ ^
:iqa£e:mtc*. the situation of the.pott§ and harbours,
of the yi States into yie; practtcabi}ity and proprie
ty of ^general system Of iorufifatiOnyand the exr'
peute with which it would bfe;pt tended; and also in
of Newii;
id the be sTtncdiud of lortylying
s vvhich'are now'
' V'Ork, artd the other principal p
snceless state: ,and tbaffte t*idjfbinqaittW
in a defenceless
Ithteineut.cffaetspwith tbeiropitdon the*#*
reporta
on tojtbehoused^ i&L . .,v
red, That a committee be appointedto
Into tljc expediency ofattWsiihas the" Presi
i'n
dentbf ihe U. States-by lawwiyiampVpowm,
npon thrrigh
cause every aggression and
the hOaour, and theinterestofihe luttedSutet*
which may bf committed or c%susos«tnc:w<f by the ofli
cersg Citiaetfi, n^nnhject» of an’£ foreign power with
in %e poT^[and >trbe% ot tliR U/^^irithiiiAf
.watirs^^b. their |unsdkdi)irT%B<if'Op»ii)i;tfie^[^|
>ar$, within certw,iMli»tai*c« of tte coa*wjto be im
siir*di«tely tVfH!lled 'and ’etleifiual}y.chssmsnd > and
it hat the said esfflramittec rtfrort by |in or oidHyshtf*
t).' Rcwhtd, That.* cf
jitee be appointed
rwf^ih^'isaiistt^t^’ i .
the militia; to
Uevise taeans n«- ^injjletfly Turning ardet|uip|;ing
for ai-ttmf ServlcKbnSJlIS^ fttbre eS^^y nrgiypajng
und'disciplmmg the*to>lo o^tbe arihua. of'bbtC O
; V
vixhit who*
ire to » count
uuwW*,i
,m fis*«oggcstiitthat mjeCif notallth* sabjechp
:’«mbrp(eA&y< these jjirihllbns. fiad hath hlrtady W*
|irre4,to^m’mhL^^p«ufeediHh theseveialrnertW
Tiers w$h»kM«<<fcflds ‘tbcssag.e. and tbot eatmt*
quently a smaller. reterenee to other Mmrontfe**
«ooW, .without hay goad purpose being attained,
nlWi4afe»complicate tbspiWwdiiig»)wftft»'’di»tM»>
uiul aetq the r&uUrityi of-committing them. Jy,
The speHkef'saidI that m the resolutions, thowdr
W*»to toooFXjecw ainnwy re-i
Jftrjred, |n other repeats varied from them,' lie canto*
dcred the motioj^ of refer epeetitr order,;' ■ <*• -
Mr. E^Itot said *- fair Sftmfe to the sattne effect,
*ud stated bis wish to be afforded dp opportunity da
*/M»»re4ay, elided the rtsi^Qell^he doiteiitM
df offering We seatittieftt&W l?h4Ui;pn die inbdea|i
ingobjects embraced by them*, , „ :«
Oh referring the roohitiohsto i '
***“» •ouwuwit n> (inromllRlittee 0.
•die whole on the state bf the ttmoSj/tbeMounedi
.ja S a . n 4 I. • - * - A. A £ .feS^A_ *- i, y
'trSded-'-Only 32 nvenibeis’rising indie Affirmative
the reference: \v#s disagreed to, when the npolul
onswere ordered- to-lieonAhe
if 'iSbe<onsideratioa of ^Wbill prhhitdtmg-fflr 4tS
jpoftatipn .of 8lay^%rintrt:;the;Jt)fcted Sthtes .'waa-r
ip the 'cheir.'i-p^-ih-^M:Jr.p
Mr.f Early mdvdd to strik{f mAths^paft of t’
U which declares the itnnortrfiir,,. ^ :™a«,. 0f c
’PCWOn 3 i/| (,(
tin- into the Vnj-J
ites,,felony end pdhishes,
4ith death. ,
Thisanotinn was
Messrs. Earlyae
dtuod, and t
"•flyes (j0~
- • ;r- ■w *WKWeu uie motion iorro«rfy otfertd
'Sw> to> amend the bill as’to prevent the for*
ftiture op-persons of eolbtrf imported; ^
* 0n a^cWtfi (rf^ftjjwdrrabieleagtU
*&9k!» «W %Messrs,,RtdweU, C!ook;
Fiski iBediBgtfr, and Smilie snppprted; ■ '
Lloyd, liariy, Eln^*,. Afstdii/1 “ **
WKpo ott i^otiijn Sir. Alexander, the cotninit
»♦ __ WT*om aw *«>... % f _ « »
tep> Wiihpitt coming to a decision, rose and obtain
ed leavotosit ' V
Mri It. Randolph, fatty?comim* of Way*
and Meanp^ pffiS#mf^ 4»«%ifhs, ^the one appropria*
ting tbr tbe military establiohment ofthe Uido*
Staesjduting thf* ytjw 1807—and thtfdtbdi mokir|
approbations vfor the navy States
J ring thfj^tWSfe-botb. of which. jtg|r referred
.he whole house ; th* fofrntr
; commit
" ay, afttf’the h/Umtfor gri
4'-' ip§4
>s®r
: ^ v Pecemb«r-.?4.
The foRfrtrsnj res^utioas ^retaken upand paas*
ed unanimously: _ -v , ,
Rrro/rerf, that provision ooght to he made by law,
to fo tifyand dSfend Such position op the Mississip
pi, below the cijg of Neyc Orleans, as. the Presi
dent’ of the ^7nhod States shall designate, for. the
protection of that city; and that ftirther provision
ought to be made by law for gdapding theapproach
ea to the tairif jMuri tbe’i^sti'V ,’^tf*•/ j
Ri^ eOf, That the President ^ tRs^OhiS State!
be authorised td accept of any company or compa
nies*^ volunteer*, ^fcber of. aniMenr, Rivalry, 01
infantryv who may associate anf <p^|||'emselyes
for the s*m>e, ■ (hot ey ceedtna -Tw r^thoasand
men,) who shall be clothed and tunwned with horsed
ftt tl>eiiawne\pfen|g|atadan»edandotherwi»ee(juip
ped at*fhc cxpeagPmc^'\*tiidStatc*iexrept such
of dbe# ^^WHbisb thdroivnimns
and it hose coialssItiiMi^li^ ^diall bo^pointo
by the respecmCj' ' ' ... -
itonal autboritiaa;
w ho shall bed!
. .. npon todoyaiUtarj
duty, at apy tjpe tne President shall judge proper,
\>itlfin; ' ywitt after Re shall accept dje saute ;
and wliep cPgRuto actual service, and>bilM »•
maming in theaadfo, ah# he oftder tUwmendn
und ifgaktions,, and Vr rrtithriip tha'iXltji'ifMf .lit
*ions,?, /0J»8e,^|d aIlowaiK*fOr*l*thiB^ wi^ the
regsUmoop* M the United St»V*' . .$Ma>
• *>"-**—‘
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Losafolri W&M
Ifatrfig jM-etyedWipus accounts iof tRe nature
itnd fitent of the recent disturbance* »o (4h« Niliy.
pf Ireland, we have taken pains to aeecrtain tberea]
caeae. A letter, dated Leitriny
the folio wing’particulars r '. ;'^r> a
“.Voufittay ridyos the fotlowin* ip, —r._,
with fetpect to those insurgents called Tb-atShu,
who have hpfortnnately extended themselves idfo
Ibis coupty, as autbentickr, .They * first. besnn to
fcbew ttww^elvet ttMto th^ county of Mayo, wh«ee
they issued • sert rf jitn^smattM, «r eaanifcstat
signed ' Captaia Thrasher/ and: dated fron«ifcj
1 United Orange Zand Greer I*odgd, Castlebar/—
Tbrirproposedjjbject fete prevent the exac liens oi
theCafhoiiekOenfy,and}also &.d«te* fheCl&y^
theefttablitiKM Chjjrchfiw® leasing.theirtjtbes.; to
Proctors, orj in 'any way ,r—1 g —*■ - - ' - *
lection of them, /the tenaragf theirmanifesto, and
theircondurt hithefto, hum been in ' ' ' v
put^ttltb thip «|}je4,j. they fa ihetpselvet * mj*?
ed^nultitude, of. alpiost everys*et and religion, so
inongst whom are to be foond, I, understand, even
many, of the yeoinanr
night a*ldt&»r a
f»Ver thejr clothes, and a
white band round their harts,, that they
' in thedtith ; their'fageredirected
»iiisb eael
againsithe tytba^^jin&iXoi
wham a wretch
ed. rn&ni with aleafejaiinly, iellft^k:t*mt<* th^irfu
jy> *»HiVhH>W *m
propfrtjr^qi^^*i*tbe«recU»)f theiUdted rage,
into theif powei
^haye-nol
hca^l fhat th'^oinpel any-lima to jo» tli^ ^hc
n^bc
does bot wis\jt,^t w
,1/ i/iB *ln At Btien ll '> Tsfte- «itnoSiA«av t Vi <■ ,« rn**** n A V. . -
tbeicoifce, they
sw<?®r th« Janofeoktej*^-' ■£
■ tfhiSf )$■
ley wjilfnsVpajr
ft:tfcir- bav«,£
.eaterjntofjMtw. ~
uWi a “few day:
^ v - ,r
The dtaV^MW^Jso otf ibfFtftfiij
Bedford is'KowTSi^Kdfff^pf^.™.^.
iTd^e a lo«r through the di?tnrbe(f dist&t*, he t
liave an opportumty of 'inquiring Inter the
^ II -ilrii^M i'ii&> - if Ab^r^iij.efcfcSU^^j^hisarifc*!
proper re
s'l&glii';
Foy Che instruetjo* agouti*
MOW: the number of ifapilr >j
,»v
eighteen of which aieCnewed -J^hee he m
Writais, •n.f Arthriuk4,^HxX^o
*"t(theuse Globe*. -Town of nnttoo <n*y h
***» FreeM».sp%-ScmM>:.
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Je -ad tfev itf January, ir«J - ;
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n-nf'?i?i4'Ti/Sy^r^ ^uag«-!■** ■ Vt ■&
;£C!®rv fiHbfcfold wi^Klt rej^tye, i;he balance
* jjri?*4 •gfflSgwraL
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A WDRSKand aNw OKJ, arid a PE\V m
«««* No«err« OO^dayr ^ i
sums under 200 dollar,, o*er rand 6 month,, b
few
a#»'
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jj December 84
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-|t few Thousand Potods sterfifl-1*^
•pproted endowed Bills o«,^or - ' '
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}, TO defendants MidfuM ami John Wallace, not hi
•atflred thelrjtppa»«n<)e,'*j«i g»*en security, aceordi
tb^Aatof AH*mMj’land the rule* of this Cpurt•, and
pearing «p the fatWVrtioit dveCnimthatthemare
habtriiit* of this miH$n* an.foe imuioit of foe t»|«
■ hi# CounteW k it ordarH that foefold Defendant. d»i»
hare on tbenrst day or April term hast,' and answer "
ef th> ftnintiff; and that a Capi ofthtaordfo*c I
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HIS r>AY by metuaieo&ent^afo^a ^ '-' -
shipof Rcdmom and Faint it diasotre ' * ■*“
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