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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30

cn1percrf, siG he cnem'.s OF l.e;t ensn.;.s.
May - empire of the lr't.u therefore h.
eternal; bat may The neyS or E,.vat en-, -.
po'ers, ' hote iuIs,isbh avsricc has cop,;,c.
ally excited d'ichcd;ence ard frbo,d;ps,;r,,
&c rodden IN the dun and anu;l,:..,ed
Our friendhip ihall b. extended 90 ,boc.
oFthe inhabitants Of Egyp. who man io;,, ~.
as alto TO thc!e who fhah remain in th,;r
dwellings, and obiervc Aria neutrality. a.,i
who, when they fhall have feen our co,,.],,<.
with their own eyes, ihail laaen 10 s,e,.,.
to us. But the dreadful parliament of ,ir,,;.
awaits thoie who Nall take up arms for A..
beys and againtf us for them there lb,,q
be no deliycrance, nor fliall any trace of thcn
rema;n
Article /. All places which are no mon,
than three leagues diitant from the rou,e -
the French army, mall lcud one of their rr;,
cipal inhabitants to the general, to deci.g,
that they tubmit and will holt the FreneA
flag, which is blue, white and red.
a. Every village which fhall oppofe -
French army fhall be burnt 10 the ercun5
2 Every village which fhall tabmiIt' 10 III.
French, niail hoitt the French Gag, and that
of the fnblime Porte, tLcir ally, whole dur.
ticD be eternal.
4. The Shelks and principal perfna Of
each town and village fhaIl ZEAL up the eae4s
and houies OF the Beys, and take care that
not the fnalleit article Gall be loft.
s. The Shelks, Cadies, and Imans mali
Continue to exerciie their REFLECTIVE functions
and put up their prayers, and perform tt.
exerciies of religious wornlip in the mofouee
and houies of prayer. All the inhabi,an,a
OF Egypt hal ofFeruP thanks to ,hc Suprem.
Beng, and put up public prayers for the de.
Rrutsion of the Beys.
May the Supreme God make the glorv Of
the Sultan of tie Cttomans eternal. rom
ierfh his wrath on the Mameiukes, and rem
der glorious the deitiny Of the Egyptian ~
ton (Signed} BUONAPARTF,
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| have the honor TO be, sc.
LOTUS OTWAY BLAND.
coNsTANTINGpLE, Avg. 90.

Within theie few days the proclamation
which Buonaparte iilued in the Arabic Ian.
gusge, on has landing in Egypt, has been
made public. he following is faithful
tranfation of IT,
In the name of the gracious and merciful
God. There is nc God but God he has
no iou or alociate in bis kingdom The pre-
lent moment, which is defined sor the pu
nhhmen' Ok the Beys, has been long snxi-
oufly expected. The Beys coming from the
mountains of Georgia and Bajars, have defo-
lated this beautiful country--long iufulted
and treated the French nation wi,h con-
tempt, aud opprefed her merchants in vsri-
Gus ways. buonaparte, the general Of the
French republic according TO the principle,
OF liberty, is now arrived. He is here; and
the Almighty, the Lord of both worlds has
ieated the defru6tion of the Beys.
Inhabitants Of Egypt, when the Beys tel
you the French are come to deHroy your re-
hgion, believe them not 1T is an abfolute
fall, hood, believe it not. Anfwer thefs de-
ceivers, that they are only come to refcue
the rights Of the poor from the grafp of their
tYrants, and that the French adore the SUI
preme Being, and honor the Prophet and
his holy Koran.
All men are equal in the eyes of God
understanding, talents, and lcienc alone make
4 difference between them: as the Beys
therefore, do not poHefs any Of thefe quail
ties, how can they Be worthy to govern the
country!
| Yet are taey the only poGeiFors Of extsn.
five tracts Of land, beautiful female 1aves.
excellent horfes, magnificent palaces! have
they, then, received al executive privilege
from the Almighty IF f., let them pro-
duce It. But the Supreme Being, who IS
juit and rneFciful towards all mankind. ,cills
that IN future none Of the inhabitants of F.
gyPt ihall be prevented from ATTAINING To The
hrH empioymen;s and the hiehea honor.
Ihe administration, which lall be conducted
| by pertains Of intelligence, talents, and fore.
light VIII Be productive Of happinefs and Re-.
euriiy. hstyranny and sysrice Of The nv.
have LAID waBe Egypt, which was Formerl,
Popu!ous and web cultivated
! The Preach are true MnHelmen. Eo,
long hnee they marched to Rome, and oyer-
Inrew ths throne Of tho Pope. who exc;ted
,hs Chuitisns sgainR the protectors &c FIa,
.he n shenetaa religion Af.srwsrd, ,bev
directed their comie to Msles, and ,hoye
out Toe unbrlieyers, who imagined they were
appointed ~ God 10 make war or the Mt
ls'men. The FecGch had at al ,;e,es b.ro
~ tue and hecsTe fSienSs Of The c;,cu.ao
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FALMOUTH Sent .,

This morning arrived here an American
ihip called the Mount Vernon, captain Md
iick, from Baltimore, who reports, that on
lus(dsy morning laa, the 18th int. aboue
20 leagues w. of the Scicilv Iflsnds, he wss
boarded by his Majeay's niip CLYDE, FROM
whence he got information that the S,ay.
Ambuicade, Minerva and Clyde friga,es, had
fallen IN with nine fail of French men of war
The day before, full of troops, which appear
ed to be Reering for Ireland that the French
iquadron {though double the number of the
brtiil Hips, and feveral of them Hips of the
.llne) never chafed che frigates. Capt. Mef-
iick tsys that the Erglifh ffigstes had fep,-
rated and made the belt of their way for d,f--
ferent parts of Ireland, and that cutter had
been diiPatched to Portlmcurh with the ID
tellgence.
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BELFAST. sentembe. ,,


The following perious have been difchar.
ged from the Potlethwaite priion fhip, bav.
ing found iecurity to traniport themGelves to
America Charles Develin, John Service.
Iriitram Moore, John Caldwell. HUGH
Boyd, James Wallace (IIollywood), Je6n
DUN, Samuel Bonnet, Alexander CIandip-
nan, William Lowry, James Hamilton,
William Shaw, and David Shaw. .
The following notice was yenerday dif-
trl6uted in Carrickfergus and neighborhood
by order of the commandant ofthat diana !:
The people are hereby informed, that af-
ter the elemency with which thofe CONCERN
ed IN the late rebellion have been treated.
ihould any dilafe6tion appear, or any ten.
dency to intersection be found, they NAV
expect TO receive the NOT fevere and sxem-
plary punifhment, both in their perfons and
property. To avoid fufpition, they are
recommended TO remain at their homes and
occupations. They viii be made accounta-
bic for fuch Of their families as are abftnt.
The people are Immediately 10 put up life
OF the inhabitants in each houfe and cabin
upon their doors; aud no perfon is TO be
abient, at their peril, after nine o'clock al
night, or before FIVE o'clock in the morning
4 hey viii be vifted frequently"
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60, Care Windmill tcn,ire n. Z. by -
hour or five leagues. Is The proved an enc.
my law the pre.crvation of the CONVEX
depended upon my oppoGng her, there.
fore hauled cut from chem, ard made ali
lai. 10 meet her. A little before fevrn Z.
W pstceiving her 70 be man OF war, and
hove too, 10 receive me, hoiited our co.
ours, that we might know each other, berg
thea v:sh!.;;-. ;..:i:et Act h.. ..;ien we came
upon her weather quarter, hailed. which l
aniwered. He then ordered me, il very
imperious manner, and in good Engiiil, "a
" GO to Leeward Of him, and trilSe, or he
would ink mc,'' firing one hot into US and
initanty after his whole troadGde which
We returned, and contiaued a very heavy
tige of great guns and fmali arms on both
iidcs, I'll about quarters pait ten Z. Nj.
when we had the fati,faetion to hear him
call out for quarter, Z" begging us not 10
IRE any more he was Genoefc" told
him we were a Britiih man OF war, and or
dered him TO lower his fails and come on
board ef me, but he paid no further atteu-
ton aud kept ihooting up TO gain iitus-
zion to take us. We brought one broadfide
to bear and thinking bis force too great TO
be triaed with gave It TO him with It's full
effea, and be returned II bat on our floot-
ing ahea and lacking TO give him the otber,
he again cried our, Z" begging us not TO fire
again, that he was badly wounded, but
would obey my orders Immediately, and
on lowering his fails all firing ceaied about
II O'Clock z. M. The vefIel is called the
Laguirs, Don Frinc dc Orlo, commander, a
Dutch trigste fold 10 the. Geuoefe, and
mounting twelve eighteen Founders, four
twelve Founders, tel tx Founders, twelve
long wall pieces and four fwiyels, with 100
men on board Of all nations
u would give me. infinite plcafure if
could clofe this, without having to inform
Your lordhip, that in the fri hour of the
action l lott my natter Mr.. Soulby, a lois
| felt more ievereiy, for he was brave with
the greatsit coolnels and knew his duty well.
[ had flI men wounded, two badly the Lii
gnrian bad ieven men killed, and the fira
captain very dangerously wounded.
No papegyric of mine can do inilice to
either Warrant Officers or men for the
great diiparity between the vsfels, fhe,vs
that, had It not been for thar fpirited exer-
tons, we mutt have fallen facrifice 10 thefe
pirates. or whatever elGe they may be.
The fervice is much indebted to the fp;-
rited condu6 Of capt. Brown of the 18th
regiment, who happened TO be on board, by
his animation infpiring all around, and BY
his attention to the guns nor fhould do
Joitice if did not beg leave in the arougeit
terms, TO recommend to your lordhip's me-
tice, Mr. Hemphill, the purfer, who, with
n,y leave. came up from below, where he
was aationed aud by his afiduity in at
tending the guns, faved me much, as after
the iois of the mater, my attention was
more particularly required in manGuuing
the helm and fails
have the honor TO be, sc.
IOET'IIC n1,3BT a Upr .HryS
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BRITISH ANTI [:
NEWPORT, Or. ~ November 4.

NEWPORT, (R. I.) November a.
Extract ola letter from Capt Samuel Chace,
late mater Of the ihip Attention, dated
October 20.
Z" l am now on board an Engliih Letter &C
Marque icbooner, bound for New-YorlS-
Have only time &c inform you, that The nip
Attention has been condemned at Dominica,
Rock and fuke, together with all my own
property and that of my owners he above
NIP was taken by he Britih frigate Amphi.
trite, Charles Elkins, commander, and adiu-
eicated by one Nation, judge ofthe admiral
~ courts, who admitted an hubble appeal.
Such things arc, reaties and Wooden Walls
notwithilandir- :"
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NlmNallg ~, Ssel.rIer III.

Copy Of letter from the right honorable
admiral earl Of Sc. Vincent, X. d. 10
Evan Nepean, efq. dated Viile-de-Paris,
before Csdiz, aoth Auguh, 1898.
! encloic the representation of very
gallant and obainate action fought by hi:
majeay's 1oop PEfpoir, Of fourteen tx
Founders, againa Ligurian Pirate Of very
hyperion force, which reflects fuch lufre up
on his najeay's arms that 800 much cannot
be faid in prsifc Of it.
The lofs Of Mr.. Soulby, the matter, !,
greatly 20 be lamentsd, as he was very pro.
mihsg young man.
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Lii n4i5J'sRsqp PEfoiy. Gj5ral
tar, Iob Ni,ggH 1903.
MY Lob,

have the honor to scqua,n, yogr lo,s
Up, ihat having under ny charge part OF
the Oran CONVEY, on The 9TH iua. about five
?. y. difcorsFed a large bip feen.ingly
iIssT;,g 20 Gu. sii the ccEg9ys or crr Maia
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The relolutions which originated in and
were paiied by the legi failure Of Mahachu-
ietts, recommending an additional article to
the Conaitution Of the Union, to exclude CT
tizens naturalized fnce the declaration OF
Independence from ieats in cur national
councils, under the pretence of keeping out
foreign influence, have ALTO been agreed TO
by the Legislatures Of Connecticut and Yer
mont. 1t is ccnie6ured on good grounds.
that among ihofe who take the lead in this
nneaiTe, the real object is to flop the career
OF one or two individuals, now high in Ell
nation, and defervedly 70, with great DOR.
ton of the people of the United States
what renders thefe individuals 70 obnoxious
to the ilickers Of the propcfed anlead,ree,, is
their attachment to Repajhcaaj;n---the foun-
ders OF the Contribution, the Peoels, cannot
be too often reminded of the necefiity Of
guarding It with a watchful eye.
November 40.
The Third Seflion oe the Fifth Congress
OF the United States, commences on Mon
day Sennight. From What the pr,fcnt Re-
Preientatives have alrfady done, the people oe
America have grounds to Judge what they
are capable of doing, Il the voice of Al
PesSpt is only heard in murmu;s refcued a.
u by miracle from the voracious laws Of a
"frefaa'y qvar fafioa--it depends upon the
y'gilant and temperate fpirit Of Republican
america, whether we arc or not 70 he wbirl-
Cd into the vortex Of danger once nere.
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a merchant Of PHILADELPHIA, who has re-
Gently traninu,cd himfelf from Brjayea-
gent into an d1erican citizen, was exclairning
violently sgaina Logan for his interference
N preventing eyzr i7zc,ea .Hsseyics and
frame; a qeafcr, add fsderalie too, told
HIM, "Thee would no, be 70 loud in thy de-
e'aEation ifthee had difpofed of tlly late
importation Of fsgo'd,, pjsols, n'gf3p-is, ard
other ytasaiy i &o;6.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-16
COMMUNICATED FOR THIS GAZETTE

The annverl1y Of Independence was cele-
brated at Kennebunk On the 4th inf. ii the fol.
loving manner:
The day was introduced and welcomed bv
difchar &c Of cannor.-At I 2 o'clock, a re(pec
table number Of citizens being collected at Mr..
Barnard's tavern for the purpole Of commemo.
rating our national birth day, moved in procef-
Gon, attended with muiic, to the Meeting-houfe.
The Rev. Mr.. LITTLE having there addrefed
the throne Of Grace in prayer we'll adapted to
the location, an animated and pertinent Ora
ton was delivered by DR.. SAMUEL EMERSON,
TO a very comfortable audience, of which the
Ladies, in honor of the day, had cholen to make
a part.-The company then returning to Mr..
Barnard's Hall, partook Of liberal repaR. al
which Capt. Oliver Heating, commander Of the
Kennebunk troop Of horle, preGded, After
dinner the following toa0s were drank.
I. The Day.
z. The Contribution Of the United States.
!. The PREsIDENr.
4. GEORGE WAsHINCroN.
{. The Vice Prefdent-We honor him as the
choice Of the People-God grant new and
right direction to bis eminent political talents.
6. The Governor and Commonwealth Of
Mahachuletts.
7. PINcKNEY, MARSHALL and GERRY.
8. GuDPowder, the extreme logic of nego.
citation.
Q. May thOfe fields which have been made
rich by the blood Of our b:aye, never be tillec
by furvivng 1aves.
10. GEoReE THArcHEa-May his polite,
continue found as his heart is firm and honcR.
II. Arts aud Sciences.
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fat0n Il promote By every nlea fdre in their
wcr, determined lPir,t Of oppoition, and re-
Owed 70 p.cf,nt to anew formed company OF
young gentlemen, an American flag, executed
by their own hands Notice of which being
gwen 70 the aA-mbled company, dcPutation Of
young officers was appointed to receive it in
front Of a balcony, where the ladies afenibled
for this purpoie.-One Of whom gracefully
preftnted the flag, accompanied by tie follow
Jig laconic and truly beautiful fpeech
cENTLEMEN,
" Pieait 10 accept the American flag made
by our OWE hands. The tyrants and robbers
of corrupted Europe, viii not iuIer us to enjoy
that liberty, peace and Happiness we have been
accutomed u contemplate from our earlief in
fancy, as an inheritance bequeathcd to Us by
the blood ana iuferirGs Of our vrmous fathers.
Receive this emblem of our independence. To
GOD, and to YOU, we commit our protection
and happiness"
70 qoiieb oat oftkt sfe~s rcblsZ-
"lADIEs,
d" From your fair hands we receive the glori-
Gus emblem of american independence Our
moi ardent wfhes, i'll common with the gene
ral voice Of our country, was to have exhibited
10 corrupted Europe the novel example of 1uf-
fering even Outrages cf the bafef kind, rather
than 10 have had recourle to ihe,diabolical prac.
tice ofvlr and human carnage, as though life
was not in The courle Of nature Efficiently fhorc
But fince our honour, our lafety and happinefs-
our all is at fake we lhsll cling to the flag now
prelented by you; and while a drop of blood
flows in our veins, we will protect you and de-
fend tie fair inheritance bequeathed to us b our
fathers-determined not to furvive the horrid
fpc8acle Of beholdng America debated and
Inundated nation.
GIVE will convince the eccleGaRcal tyrant &
appellate lpy, Tallerand, that he knows nothing
Of the American genious il comparing US to
the inGgnihcant and degraded republics of We
nice and Genoa. No France may as we'll at
tempt to pull down the Moon as to (ubdue the
urconquerable fPrit Of Americans. Be calm
be conident-Heaven is with US We 1hall
rife gloriouny triumphant-for even in our
deaths we are fure of victory, and we will tranf
nit to unborn millions of happy future Amer
leans that independence and liberty committed
in truR 70 our charge, and 1natch from the
wreck Of nations, and cruih of empires, fpot
on the globe where libertydwells-andt to which
the oPPreGtd of all countries may in due time
Fly for an alylum."
Does there exiR man, woman or child, who
poheaes fPark Of fpirit or public virtue that
can read the foregoing pathetic icene without
emotion and being 'inipired With enthuiiaRic
ardour IN the defence our country. Ruth on,
brave Americans fufFlr not an inch Of our
territory to be de6led. The American character
again urfolds itlelf. Our national Randard is
erected in the dfplay of millions of Federal
national cockadeg.
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,.,,A. were given. accompanied with the dh
rb,rge Of fifteen cannon from TIE PT5HasHl'
Wing IL the harbour. At luntst, tixieen Fouhos
were fred in honor of the day, by the artillery
rnder the command of Capt. David S'lvelter'-
F.drraliGn was III. order of the day. ieveral
patriotic longs were flung, among when ha4m'
and Liberty' was not forgotten, but echoed rel
nonfveIy from every heart that glowed with the
itradiatipg fire of federalfm.
The anniversary Of American independence
was celebrated at Hallowell in the true iPrit oi
patriotifm. The morn was announced by
liberal dicharge Of Capt. Greenleaf's artillery
and the ringing of bells. The fcveral comPa-
MES Of that town paraded in honor Of the day
The u(ual number Of toaRs were given, from
which the following are lele6ted
The day we celebrate May the enemies OF
our country remember it and tremble.
IoHN ADAMS; May he, like SamPion, fay
lhouiands Of Frenchmen with the jar bone 2f
96Iylo7. ,r
that of Notes on the mount, be received by the
Americans.
May the Jacobns Of al countries, like Moan +
Dove, find no reAing place.
The Ddria Of Maine If It be the lg4, may
it never be The heR State 10 the Union.
The day was alto celebrated by 2 large mum
Der Of the inhabitants Of AuguAa. a hand
fone entertainment was prepared, at which Col.
William Howard and the Hon. DR.. Cony IRE
fided.-After dinner the company e1preftd
their feelings and ientimcnts by number N
federal toats. Among than the following
merits particular notice:
The memory Of departed Herees-Our Lib
critics bought by tbcir blood, WE SWEAR 50
to defend BY our 37yn. (IIere the company roie
and folemnly repeated the toaR.)
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"Wednesday lat, being the aunivcrIary Of our
National independence, number Of military
officers & other respectable citizens of this and
thenelghbouring town, partook of a iumptuous
entertainment, given BY Gen. a BEL WooD, at
which number Of truly federal and patriotic
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When central courage is. in States difpay'd,
LIT rot The coward wear tie Die cockad=
h.ht M the lnthun, and beyond an doubt
Mh3 wears tho olne wilt Ict you pull II out
Aud tho he'll grumbe al Tie breach IF richt
You've nJug-t to fear-for d-m me ifheil feht.
ONE OF Us.
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THE GAZETTE.
Portland.


THE Anniversary Of our independ-
ence was never more generally celebra-
ted than it has been this year, The
reader can form fome idea of the gen
eral fpirit, from the infances given in
this DiitriGt.
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cllborough, who collected at the AHembly Room
at PePperellborough, and at noon marched in
order, efcorted by Capt. Bryant's company, to
the new Meeting hOufe in Biddcford.
O,dy Or Poosal7,r.
CAPT. BRYANT AND COMPANY,
THE SPEAKER OF THE DAY,
THE CLERGY,
THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE TWO TOWNS,
THE COMMITTEE,
MILITARY OFFICERS,
CITIZENS.
jeremiah hill, Elq. and Mr.. Ichabod Fair
field, oficiated as Marlhals. Having arrived
at the Meeting houfe, Mr.. Averill (who olici-
ates to the fociety there) opened the day with
very patriotic prayer, 1uitable to the occaGon-
then Mr.. CYRUs KING pronounced a truly A.
merican Grafton, warm from the heart, big with
the tory OF our e0a1try's qUrO1gE, and ltimuatn9
10 manly eGHance.-After which the proceaion
returned 10 the Aftmbly Room, where
an elegant dinner was prepared-Thomas c.
Thornton, Efq. was choien Prehdent, and Mr..
Daniel Hooper Vice PreGdcnt agreeably to A
vote Of the company, their thanks TO the Orator
Of the day for his ipirited and truly patriotic
GRAFTON, were delivered in polite and very ex.
Prctilve manner BY the Prelident-The follow.
ing toaIts were given under the dilcharge Of / 6
cannon.
;. The Day-May thar valor which atcbiev.
cd our independence, always Be ready to lup-
port It.
2: The PreGdent, Senate and Houfc Of Rep.
refentatives-May the rays of their witdom dif
iPate the clouds which envelope our political
horizon.
5. George Warrington, the fword Of hide
Pendence-Tho withdrawn from our councils,
may he never be from our hearts.
4. La Fayette-May his flfferings endear
our remembrance Of his valor.
5. Pnckney, Marihall and Gerry-Well done
good and faithful fervants.
E. The National Militia-May its fpirit and
diicPline iuPercede the necelIity of Handing
army.
I. The infant Navy Of America-May It r3on
be competent to protect our vedels from Piratcf
and SEA RoJJrr5, and our Commerce be as extern
five IS the ocean which fIRans it.
s. Annihilaton to all foreign inAnence--Mav
the wretch who wifhes PROPERTY Of any nation
at the eKPence Of his own, be juRly execrated By
every true American.
9, The Sovereign PecPle-NGay their pron1p-
Jitude and decifion in executing the laws, their
min and frmels in defending their country,
prove 70 the world their determination to fup
port their own government.
10. The Conltitution-May every American
be ready to iacri6ce life and property in its de.
fence.
H. Union the order IF lhe day, Friendhip
the counferiign' and Courage the parole If
every citizen.
Il. The Friends of America-May our iuf.
tice make them, our virtue keep them, and our
bravery defend them.
IS. Agriculture-May our foil Be always II
led by Freemen, watered by the FLOWERS Of
Heaven, and an abundant increafe expand our
hearts in gratitude to God and love to man.
IA Commonwealth Of Mafachulet,.- Nav
its government and people las herctofore) Al
ways be tyE when our country calls.
IS. Governor and Ii. Governor of MaGa.
Chuietts.
70. The blooming daughters Of America
May they reiule their favors 10 every coward
foul who fears the frowns, or would Qoop 70
the embraces Of any foreign miarefs.