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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19
From the CENTINEL.
IHE lords DA7-No. /.

Ought the religious observations Of !,
to be enforced by Legislative authority
by no means, fay the generality Of unbe.
lievers and Tome believers in chriRianitv
IN different grounds their objections are
formed. Among profefed chrilians there
are Tome who confder the modification
OF ieventh partof time as merely lew
tn !. lnftitution, abolhhed by the chriAian
diipeniation. In their efeem, therefore.
to discriminate one day above another. is
an attempt to bewife above what is wr;t-
ten IN the Bible. But, as the other clafs
OF oppelors diiclaim all religion, and with
to found focal Happiness on BATS diRinef
from every religious principle their fvf-
tenn fhall be frlt confidered. It has ey;-
IDENTIFY originated in the difcoyeries Of
modern times, and was totally unknown
TO the Legislators of antiquity. Forms and
principles of religion were blended with
all the ancient governments and with
out them, it was thought not poflibIe for
iociety to fubiit. But among the d;co-
veries of this boaRed are of realm. # has
been found that death is an eveyloRiue
peep !; and that, Of courfe allreligions are
equally fabulous. Hence the zeal of fonne
perions toexclude all religious ideas from
forms OF government and from every pub
lie inititution. In their view, complete
liberty coniiAs in being independent Of
the providence Of one as we'll as Of t4yeuty
Gods; and this they think would free
mankind from many uneafy relfraints ard
degrading lhackles impofed upon them by
their fuperifitious propenirics.
In former times before thefe philofophi-
Cal difcoveries were made, and while the
nations of chrifendom believed in thea;l.
coyeries of the gofpel, the death of man
was con6dered as his panage to heaven 70
orhell. If he were good man, his depart
ing ipirit was fuppofed to join the fpirits
OF jua men made perfect in the parable Of
God; It he were bad man, it was be-
lieved that in hell he lifted up his eyes,
being in. torment. For one or the other
of thefe different and oppoEitc hates the
prefent life'was conGdered as probationary.
Every man, while his life was prolonged,
was believed to have fpace for repentance
--an opportunity to eicape future miiery,
and iecure title to life eternal. His pre-
fent life having fuch mighty and awful
influence on his future dciiny, was conf;
dered as precious and intereiting beyond
all elimination. The taking Of il away by
violence was deemed, of all crimes the
blacke&. Ideas ofhorror were always az
iociated with the guilt of murder. But
are not all thefe ideas done away by thofs
modern discoveries which have ann;hilated
Heaven and He'll, and left man nothing to
hope or tofear after deathi I he murder
ed man has loft nothing but few days of
preearious aid perhaps miferable cxiftencs
land the murderer has no ground for remorft
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Public Sale.
On FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be fold

OnF FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be fold
at the Vendue-S Store,
Brown Sugar in hhds. Gybls.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
lenerife and Port Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter calSs,
French Brandy in pipes,
Whiikey in tierces and barrels.
Hyion Tea in chefs,
Bohea Tea in cheits,
Figs in ca!ks and trails,
Raifns in do. do.
Cordials In boxes,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
A quantity of Bacon,
Tobacco in kegs,
Nails in calks,
Hardware af1orted in boxes, &c.
Alto, quantity of
ID z 7 GOO DS.
Particulars Of which will be made known
previous to the fale.
P. G. MARsTELLER,
Aadioneer.
February II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11

which can reatouably be apprehended. =
The refult of our reflections on this part
of The fubjea is, that there is no cauie for
apprehension that any ferrous evils will
even temporarily accrue from peace, TO
our Agriculture, our Commerce, our Ma
vigation or our Finances, s4:..,
There Is, however, to be mentioned,
one dnager, far mere ncnacing to all = the :
intereits OF our country. The reality OF
the fact on which it depends, has long
Gnce been inrmiied, and if it is certain,
VIII now b. brought to light by thepeaee.
We allude to the cefion 70 France OF tae
Sparih territories adjoining ours on this
fde the M'6ii6rpi. Ii this key to our
weisern eouatry lhou.d be placed in the
keeping of,io powerful, 70 enterprilng'
70 adroit nation-if this nation ihall be
thereby enabled to hold out to the inha-
bitants OF that country, all the lures
which its policy may dcyiie if 1t thal]
thus be eaobled to render its own pro-
vinces the emporium or depot of the I'M
menie productions OF foil, at once 10 Wait
and 70 fertile; then indeed, Americans,
may tie imaginations, without danger
OF being miaaken, anticipate evils OF e.
nornous magnitudc, and OF the mott mil
chievous tendency.
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FROM THE PALLADIUM.
MORPHEUS.

b THE hrh thing thas truck me foreibly
was crowd, which teemed to be what
we commonly Gail mob. A great num-
Der of voices cried on. fucceGvely, HUI
"a! iuzza for the land Of Nod The
mob, (obierved my guide) which you lee
gathered there, are sGembled to receive
directions from new ruler, who is lately
arrived. His name is William Goodwin.
He wrote book on The peytanb'iiy Of
Man; that is, book in which this doc
trine was inculcated. 1t was called Psi-
heai J4Riee. To this he added feveral
Others, in all of which he taught tie fame
and feyeral ccinciding doctrines. He is
now placed here to learn the nature Of
theie doctrines in cur qvay. He is Obliged
to teach them, and to fee them acted upon
by beings, who in padions, and character
are fill men. The ruler teaches here,
and this ruler, together with many others
fent hisher on the fame erraod, can ony
teach. The yn!ed al,ne at, and the ruler
has the pleaiure OF feeling the effect of his
initruttions.
By this time Mr.. Goodwin had come up
in rate, accompanied by numerous train
ard placed himielt in large open hall,
in building directly oppoGte to Us
The huzzas l found were uttered on this,
hishra public appearance. We entered to
eether with the croud, which was not ve-
ry orderly +; Mr.. Goodwin being, it ieems,
an :aemy to reitraint, as hindrance of
human perfection, and violation of the
rights of man.
When the philosopher had feated him
ielfin the chair Of fate, he began a for
NAL harangue in this manner:
{" Friends and tell,7v- citizens, and eiti-
Sene1ss,
{" congratulate both you and myfelf
on the arrival Of this aufpicious day this
day, 70 aufpicious to the moral energies OF
man, and to the perfedability of our ma
ture. Aphilolopher is now at your head,
or rather is become your elder brother,
your b,imus inter barss.",
A philoiopher, exclaimed voice from
alnida the crowd) am torry for it. We
have been plagued enough with that breed
already.
Pyinu,a fhrieked a female, why that
is the name of my negro boy.
"Order," tcried hephiloioPher, cor
der! How can ! do you any fervice; how
can inaruef you, unlee you keep order,
and content to hear me -
Order! lmurmured grave man at my
elbow) a command Of order is reftraint.
Il is beneath the dignity Of man to fubmit
to rearain,.
81 beieech you, then, my friends and
fellow citizens, to hear me. u
We will think oft replied the gfassl
man, yjS5
We will not think Of it !exclan Il
boy.)
Hea- him lroared ont great nunbesef
voices
81 FAY my friends and fellow CITIZENS
the phiIofophef1 l fay, the pre-
Tent is an aapicious day"
You laid that before, ireplied lad at my
eft hand.
Hesfhim, tcried a multitude.l
Yoaksse faid it twice already (rejoined
the boY.f -
Lay, laid the philofopher. in isme
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
7net1aY. Elbrrnrv ..

The houfc relolved itielf toto commit
tee Of The whole on the bill for the govern
rnent of the ditria Of Cola,nbia, when the
lusHion was taken on The motion p7ade YET
'cfday tor ariking out the frt leesiou and
negativsd ten members only Ring Cor II.
MIR. Gregg then propofl an amendment
to the hrt tetfion, ,hc object Of which WIS
to make the election Of re .,refen, aiisrs aunu.
al. initead Of biennial as Contemplated by
the bill. This motion brought on d lengthy
diicoiiion. being fapporred by Mefifs. J.
Smith, Claiborne, Nicholas, GELATIN, and
Macon; 1ad oppofed by NJ IRE. Craik,
Harper, Bayard, Fl Lee, Thomas and Zen.
nis--On the quceion for agreeiog to the
moton, it wao determined in the negative,
4S voting for it aud 80 sgaine it.
a motion was thrn MADE By Mr.. Clai-
borne 70 70 amend the firit fraion az TO ex-
,c..d the privilege Of voting to perEons who
are not frseho!ders; thar privilege bcin-
confined by the biz to freeholders excia-
iively. This m tion brourh; on giort ar.
gument, in which Me!Trs. Kiicheil, Nichol-.
ION, Sni'h, Macon, razcwel! AMI Nicholas
!uppo;tsd the motion, end MeGrs. tIsipsr'
Craik, Dennis aud Gallasiu opporei it. Ga
th- queRion that the houf, agree 70 ih;s mo.
tion,it wac determined in ihe negative, ,here
beiag IS votes for it ard 50 againtt il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10

RI .he A;eence ofdiisiaa hsl been Fund
to eOsree: puel;c opinion it would be wei
to eontlnaei,. Ia this couotry, he laii, O.
pinions were divided between ,,va lei3 IF rnt1,
and the psople viii vote for ,hcie VINO they
conceive will beIt asiwer their views. Mr.
6, could not Zee how thi, law would correct
or repds- pure the channels of information
1t cnly certain kinds OF libels were purified
How Re aN;ed has i, been executed /? Only
oy puniihing periens of 7eli,ics diFereat
from thoie Of the Naturalization. Il has
not prevented the corruption of pubic OPT
Mon, according to the explanation which
the geu,lemen in favor Of the law have them
iclges given of shoie words. If the leditioa
law was adopted only as part Of the dSfcn-
five mcaluTea i isuo longer neceiTary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
Mdnday, february 2.

Mr.. GREGG obferyed tia, report had
gone abroad which he believed to be true.
that uumb.r Of very yalusble aud impor-
tant books a1d papers belonginr to the de-
Parsmeuts Of War and Of the TTesfnrv. had
lately been delfroyed by IRE, which 1nfor.
tunAtelY had quite ruin;d one Of the houree.
and g'ea,ly Injured tic oiher, 10 which thefe
Offices were Kept. Il appeared TO him HIGH
II ncceilary md proper, tina, Cougreis llsald
knbS, as Ia as il conll be a!certainsd. the
eztsor OF tha delru6ion and how lie (et.
tIemsat Of p.5lic accounts would be afsa-
cd thereby. lie believed the bea meiho5
Of obtaining this information, would be 70
cal 90 the leads OF ihefe departments. for
an official R'temcnt OF tie kaswledee thew
have, or mas be able to acquire on thc fnb.
jeet- For tbs purpofs he would move a re
io!ntion 10 tie following words:
Reiolyed, That tie Secretaries Of war
and The Efedrry, be dheetcd TO comnpni-
cate 20 'ii9 iDuIe, iueh information "a NAV
be IN their p'wer in relation 10 the dearue..
ton OF oiticii book. and papers in their ref
peeiige departments, by fre de(ignatinc
particularly what delcriptiou Of books and
Papero we're 5i, ard What ne probable e.
feet OF iach l'ls wild be, in the adjuGmept OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
The oafe''lsd aeooaa!' sisns United s,s,.s.

The unfei,lsd ac7orns, sisne United S,as.s.
MOTION carried.
a morton was made to poHpone the con-
liberation {, Re bill for the government OF
the di!triet or Columbia . 80 ,i:rd day Of
March next. This motion was Imported
tp MeGrs. Smile rnd Macon. and oppofcd
by Metre. Ru,ledge, Craik, Lee and Bird.
The motion was Withdrawn wi,hour qusf-
tios beirg taken, aud toe houfe refolsed it
teif into committee OF the WHOLE on laid
bill.
q motion was made by Mr.. Smile, to
Srike out the hrtt fcetion of the bill. This
motion was inpportcd By Mefrs. Smile and
Macon. and oPPofed by Mr. Dennis. The
committee roie without iakisg qasaion,
reported pTogrefs and aiked leave 10 iii n
gain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-10
CTo be continued J
Friday, TJauQry 50.

Friday, .5.lanary 50.
a bill Incorporating a Mine and
Melai company was read third
time, and paded.
On which the Yeas & NAYS, were
taken, and were Yeas %, Nays A..
A memorial from fundry clerks
praying for an increaIe Of falaries,
the petition of Thomas Harris, the
petition of Mary Hay, &c.--The
petition of Francis Trowin were
referred TO the committee of claims;
The petition of Lawrence Erb, late
collector of revenue in Northamp-
ton, praying to be relieved from
confinement for having converted
public monies to his own uf was
referred TO Mefrs. r. Brown,
Thatcher and Kitchell.
Several petitions in relation to new
polt roads were referred.
"A meRage was received from the
PrelidenS with a representation,
from thecommi(lioncrs, ofthe ilate
of affairs of the City Of Walhing-
ton, and referred TO the committee
appointed to enquire into the con-
duo OF the commiGioners.
a rciolution paGed infru&ing the
poit-ofice committee to enquire in
TO the evpediency of eitabliihing a
Poit-road from Piftsburg toDetroir.
The HouEe ordered to a third read
ing the bill making Bedford, Pep
Peterborough and New-Bedford,
Maaachufetts, ports of entry for
vellels arriving from the Cape of
Good Hope, or from places beyond
the fame.
Mefrs- Harper, Gregg, Living
ton, Dana and Evans were ap-
pointed a committee TO enquire and
report by bill or otherwife whether
1t is expedient 70 20 amend the fe-
veral acts concerning the naturali-
zation OF foreigners in tue u. States
as to admit the benefits of the acton
that iubje6t pafied Jan. %, 1905,
PerlonS whole fituation would have
enabled them, before the paRing of
the act OF June 10, 1903, 10 make
declaration purfuant to act Of Jan.
20, 1898, OF their intention to be-
come citizens of the u. States, but
who omitted TODD 70, and have con-
itantiy been reiideits of the II.
States, or TO report on expediencv
OF repeating act of June rs, 1893.
10 the fame committee it was re-
fcrred to enquire into the expedi-
ency Of amending the act of June
1898, and to repeal the act hereto
fore paaed, 70 sto admit aliens who
were reiidertS within the limits of
U. S. before Jan. 20, 1905, and
who have continued to reiide as a.
foreiaid, to become citizens Of the
U. States.
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a L NJ A N A c K s.

HJego Sr9G 9ffbe NrSinia Almulack
lar Z, r. ms year are HH o8 bans at this
Office. '''''
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FALL GOODS.
AlexUnara0 g No9f0tk
p A G. x F. IT

PA c K E T.
rII The fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY
eEE&A, returns thanks to his friends
SAA4Gs2f and the public in general,
for the encouragement and
patronage with which they have long no.
norcd him, in frcquerting his packer be-
tween Norfolk and Alexandria. He is
now happy to inform them that he has
efabliihed handfome, faR failing SIoop,
named the GEORGE, in the fame line,
with elegant accommodations for pailen-
gers, there being four private rooms, be-
fides large airy cabin, and to avoid the
Inconvenience and diiagreeable fen(ations
which fome perlons experience from paint,
the cabin is fniihed with mahogany.
Any ladies or gentlemen honoring him
with their company fhall have every at
tent'on paid 10 them, and no exertions
ihall be wanting on his part to give per-
teet fatisfaefion.
Now lying at the wharf Of Ricketts,,
Newton and Co. to whom, or to the cap
tain on board, apply for freight or paHage.
TRISTRIM BUTLER.
Oct. s. eo6t
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PUBLIC SALE.

By vlrtate ofa Deed Of Tuj2
made BY Cbnrles Love to The IulleqJ1y.
10 Ienre l6r Payment Of a DEBT auelb
P,sGaenf, Dret7ors anil Comba0y .,
TIE Baxk ef Alexandria, 1vA0 bs16iy.
10 tbe b,gbsf bidder, for xo0y m.,,,y. i
on Saturday, the a4tb day of oa55e,
next, at II o'claek in tbe fcreu1uy.
The three ftory M
BklCK HOUSE 81 LOT.
Situate upon the north fidc Of P,j,ce.
ftreer and eaft fide of Waihngton free,
and bounded as tolloweth, viz.
I" Beginning at the interfeeon of Gaid
itreet, and running thence norrhwardlv
with Warrington free, and binding there.
with 100 feet to 10 feet alley, thence
ealtwardly with the line Of the alley and
parallel 20 Prince Rreet 63 feet, thence
iouthwardly with line parrellel toWsh-
ington ftreet "a feet, thence weitwardlv
with line parellel to Prince ttreet -
feet, thence iouthwardly with a line pa,
rallel to Warrington itreet IS feet 10
Prince ttreet, thence wefwardly with thar
ltreet and binding herewith to the begin
ming, being rs feet"
Subject TO ground rent of a. dollars
per annum.
BY order fL1d4veN Lee, TwRee.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
-. 20. Autt'oneer.
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TIE juaice oc God. Re hath pail al o..
depts, and hath bought heaven for =,
Our praiies or work. VIII rot take U. +,
heaven ; all things are ready, uur buc
refs is 10 bciicvc IL Jcius, ara hunblv
beg for every thing ,Ve need, for his Eks
Learning 10 read would be OF grea, ufe n
ihewing you particularly ,hs way to he,
VENT would ALTO be Of vEa 10 you in
this world--you are rich people; Won
have large rich country; and witbopt
learning, yon cannot manage Your buGnec
you are materially a very wife peoplc
endowed wiki tfsong thinking powers; il
you had learning you could manage YOUR
bui;nefs, and be wealthy ieop'e.
Fr1fHas nna Br1lkers,
About forty years ago, lived in the
old Wiandot, town, up this river, and
wa; then as enc Of you though my WI
an,:ot friends are a.moG all dead, thank
God thar he has preierved me alive, and
brought me to this place, to fee the faces
OF their children in peace and love.
know you had miniRer among Won
when l lived in your town, and think
ne was good man, and gave you good
advice--l did not come here to DILUTE
about religion, OF TO oppo!e your miniaer
Il pray that the intrusion which he wave
you, agreeable to Gods word, may be
bieiied to you---l was fent here TO lee if
could be OF any real benefit to you, not
Knowing particularly yonr prcftn, Glua,i.
on--l IT'LL hope the time is coming, when
you viii receive learning--I f.ppo!c your
tore-tathers did not receive il fuddenIy
but by little, and got it from other peo.
Ple-it is Likely, it may be the fame way
with you-it is expected thu, ichool for
learning Indians will be fet Up at MIL.
iaac Zean's, next ipring; you may con-
tider of rhofe things until that time.
found that they gave ear to this
fpeech and received it in friendly manner
by the fhouss of appreciation which they
eXpreled. is.
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SMITHS SPEECH TO THE INDIANS.
FyieNai and Brotbcr..


About two years age, great fir a
bout religion began at the fouth end of
the itatc Of Kentucky on the Cumaer-
land firer-many of them were alarrHcd !,
and engaged in praying to God; and ma
ny OF them appeared to obtain peace, par
don ard comfort. This work, | am told !,
hath continued there, and increafed ever
ilnce that time until now. And about
four months ago, or in May lat, the fpi-
rit OF God began TO work very f}rongly
on the hearts of the people in the north
end OF that fate, onthe river Ohio This
work has continued to fpread over differ.
emit parts OF the fate ever Gnce that time.
They meet together and continue for fe-
veral nights and days praying to God !;
and many OF them appear TO have obtain
ed peace with God, through Jefus, and
great JOY and gladpefs. ] faw number
OF children, little boys and girls, praying
TO God III a wonderful manner! / am
now an old man and never aw fuch work
carried on before.
Frie16S and Brobers, 81
Iheie praying people hath in love fent
me to you, becaufe they are itronaly de-
iIr' US that we ihould all go 10 heaven as
brothers. together, and be forever happy.
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By this Days Mail.
Late Foreign Intelligence,
LONDON October 2.
FRANCE and RUSSIA

A kind Of preliminary Treaty, whic.,
the frtt Conful icns to Alexander |. for
MS APPRECIATION, tending chiefly to tcrmi-
nate the prefent differences between the
French aud Ruilian nation, has obtained
the additional ianetion of that Monarch,
who has charget-M. de Markow, the new
Ruliian Miniher at Paris, to ratify it in
MS name ihould the drR Conful agree to
the terms propoted.
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FROM EGYPT.
: LONDON, Sept

LONDON, Sept. go.
The embarkation Of the French troops
that surrendered ar Cairo, was expettedto
be completed by the 9th of Aug. Sick
neis prevailed in tie Britilh army. A.
mong thole afflicted were gems. Hutchin-
fon, Doyle and Craddocll.
October 3. The Moni;eur has publihed
the Official account Of The furrender of Ca.
iro. The chickering's among the general,
was one Of the csufes of the defea; Of III,
French In Egypt Bounaparte is indg-
nant at their conduct. Kegneir demands
a court martial and Menou will kaye ore
without aling.
MIR. Melwitz, fervant to Lord Elgia,
arrived yesterday with dispatches from bio
Lordihip, dated Conitantinople, Sept. 6,
itating thar gen. Hutchinfcn inveaed A.
lexandria the 9TH of Aug. after the Aotila
OF French gan boats had been deRroyed
and iome batteries between Lake MoreotI'
and the fhore. Menou on the zzd, fent
hag of truce, demanding an armifice OF
three days, which was granted, at the eDd
OF which Alexandra will be given up.
Bounapaite was urged to conclude cu'
Treaty, by other motives than the condi.
tons offered. Factions were forming
galnit him at Paris, taking peace for their
ground, and he was obliged to have large
body OF troops in that city. Alexandra
too, which he made an article Of barter u
the negotiation, he knew had iutren-
dercd, and he wiihed 10 obtain forns'hioS
under pfetencc Of giving it up. 4
M. Otto is faid to have had account o.
the furrender Of Alexandra, on Thuriday
night, before lie Ggned the Preliminary
Treaty.
PORTO FERRAJO.
The Paris Msnifexr of Sept. zS. rela'eS'
that Ad. Warren debarked $500 Swps
troops on the Inand Of Eliza, together WIZ,
iaiiors and marines, to act i'll concert VIZ"
the garriion of Psrfo iTrrraj0. lhey w." ~.
&C hrf fuccclsful, and took a battery O''
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GRAINS ANSWER.
FyieNas and Byolbeys.

FrieNa5 and Br0Ibers,
We thank you for your care and con-
Germ Tor US, which appears from your TAX
l1g 10 long journey, with the only de-
iign and deGrc ofdoing US good.
Frisads and B,0fbers,
we have liftened to the talk thar came
from che teachers, which we call the black
-Wethank them for their goodne(s
III tending 70 far to let US know thar the
iP'fit OF God hail ben working wonder
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-26

Go onl James Smith, a mihionary fenr
by the Presbyterian churches of Kentucky
to the lndli S has returned. We under
ttand he has 70 tar fncceedcd in his milton,
as to get ieveral Indians as icholars to an
Engllih ichoo. A fubfcribcr has tayored
Us with the fol owing fpeeches, delivered
at general meeting of the Indians, a,
the Great Rock.