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JAMES CALDWELL
JAMES BOOTH, ! Adm'rs.
JAMES RIDDLE,
Newcaftle, Rate of Delaware,
Ofobsr 10, 1904. aI4t

CT All perfous indebted to the slate of the
laid anss Caldwell, are rcquehcd to make
immediate payment; aud thofe who have de.
mands TO furnifh heir accounts, properly at
fehed. to .ae administrator.
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DAVID Jackson,
DRuoaIsT AND APorHEcAKr,
No. z6, South Third ftreet.
(Direeily Oppohte the Psq-0@ceJ

PHILADELPHIA,
GT Has JIM received from London, large
and general AHortment of Ssnstas MEDf.
ClNES. which he will dilpofe Of on the mof
reafouable terms.
or Surgeons Inarumerts, Patent Medicines,
Red and White Lead, PruiGan Blue, Gold
Leaf, &c.
Orders from Physicians and Country Store.
keepers attended to with punauality and care.
October I6 At
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.
Bv the fequell of PollY Ford.

by Inc fequet OF FoIIy Ford1
She fays fhe was taken prifoner BY she
Indians in the autumn of 1887, on her
way to Kentucky, with her father, FIVE
brothers and three filters; her father's
name was Peter Ford----her two eldelsl
brothers are Jacob, and John. She lives
at Fort Wayne, is about 2oyears OF 49,,
and wifhes to know il any of her frien,ss
areyet living. NJ,
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y 7be Hill of P.ysssDls.
50 VIII jsc.s'sa FloDsrJ sntieb'1, -. 20,
s. From ..lri0ps Gsrdsns eslrS suib edrf!N
ON SEEING A NEGRO FUN
RAJ. ~
Mahali diesl O'eryonder plain ~
His bier is borne the fable train ~
Byyouthful virgins led ~
Daughters Of injur'd Africa, fays@>,
Why raife ye thus the heroic lay,
why triumph DER the dead S
No tears bedew their fixed eye
lis now the hero lives, they try;N
RELEASED from ilayery's chain! NJ |
Beyond the billowy furge he Aies, IN
And joyful views his native ikies y
And long-loR bowers again.
On Koromantyn's palmy foil +
Heroic deeds and martial toll,
Shall fill each glorious day
Love, fond and faithful crown thy nights,
And blifs unbought, unmix'd delights
Fait cruel wrongs repay.
Nor lordly rides tern ayaIice there,
Alone ihall natures bonny fhare:
To all her children free,-
For thee the dulcit reed lhaIl ipring,
His balmy bowel the Coco bring,
The Anana bloom for thee.
The thunder, iiark IT'S Afric's god.
He wakes, he lifts the avenging rod,
And fpeeds the impatient hours
From Niger Golden ftream he calls
Far freedom anes--opprefion falls,
And vengeance yet is ours
Now Chriitian, now, in wild difmay
Oh Aries proud revenge the prey,
Go roam tn aiFrighted wood
+ TRANSFORMED to tigers, fierce andd fell,
Thy race thall prowi with favage yell,
And glut their rage for blood
but toft--beneath yon tam'rind fhade,
Now let the hero's limbs be laid
Sweet Plumbers blefs the brave
There fhall the breezes fhed perfume.
Nor lNid lightnings blaa the bloom
That decks Mahali's grave.
ORLANDO.
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The nine-days fever-alartn is nearly
over---Yeherday, many flores which had
ihut on Friday and Saturday, were open
ed. The fine weather, with DIR. Tilla-
rvs lah report, have had mott happy
tendency. Bufnefs asainbegi to be the
order of the day.
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httings X the mouth o. IA
an act TO lulqly TIE lefs . a.-
of land, ffnatssEn n.-s uy~s
ccuaty Of Newcfsle, IL the STATE ~
beginning at IL corner Gens where 60
chefaut tree Fosassrly aocd, being COT
land originally fawsyed Tor John Cry
elder, Ifasc Savoy and David Hendt
thence INV. Iz4 pcrches to core
John Bird lsad, thence with .
Iss psrsbes 70 cerner Rome in n
Inc; thence with the faid Babb
ia perches TO corner hickory;
lands, Of the faId Thomas Babh, Q
aud Samuel Lodge, about sss
corner tone 10 faid Lodges old
with another of bis lines N. 435
ches le.a corner white-osk by ID
thsace ps the feveral courfes Of
about o3prrches 10 the place
fccatsiping r73 acres. be thef
of which all concerned are des
sice.s JOHs
Braudywins hundred, |
4 Oct. 1, 1906.
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Bf WrIting Ink.

fT A freh quantity. engaged good, nsw
Fer iale, at the Office Of the MoNIroR.
W. Books, Pamphlets, and all kinds Of
Printing, neatly and correctly executed
ION Reasonable terms---at this Oaice.
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e RAN AWAY from the fabfcriber, a.
bout the frf day of September, inf. Negro
Man, named
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= II s.
The committee appointed to join fuch COM
mlttee as may be appointed on the part
of the Houfe of Representatives., to
coniisler whether any, and if any, what
meafures ought to be adopted for the
further accommodation of the PRECEDENT
of the United States, for the term
commencing the fourth day Of March
next,
REpoRr,
THAT, out of the appropriation OF
fifteen thoufand dollars, made for the pur-
pole of providing furniture for the Pref
dents houfa, by the I'd fiction Of the act,
entitled 6 An act to make further proyiii-
on for the removal and accommodation of
the government Of the United States"
Pahed the z4th day of April, one thou
fand eight hundred, fun Of fix thou(and
ieven hundred and fifty nine dollars thirty
eight cents, has been actually expended
and that there are outfanding accounts
for furniture already purchaied and receiv-
ed, which may be ettimated at fometh;ng
more than two thoufand dollars, leaving
all unexpended balance of about fix thou
land dollars, fill applicable to the object
for which the appropriation was made.
That although number of rooms re-
mair u furnifhed, the committee are Of
opinion that the faid balance of Gx thou
iand dollars will be fuAicient to purchsfe
the furniture which may be necehary, in
addition to the articles now in the ponef-
iion of the PreGdent, an inventory Of
which is annexed to this report, and tina,
no further meaiures are neceHary Tor that
object.
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FIRE IN THE TREASURE DE.
PARIMENT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb
ruary 23d, 1901.

SIR,
IN obedience to the rcfolve Of the Houfe
of Representatives, Of the I'd infant, ]
have the honor of tranfmitting herewith
the beh information it is in my power
to obtain, in relation to the deRruction
of official books and papers by the fire in
the building occupied by the treafury de- !
partment. To the enclofsd Abatement
from the other officers of the Depart
ment, / have the pleafure to add, that the
books and papers belonging Immediately
to my office, with the exception of a few
official letters and documents which can
be replaced, have been preferved. I'll is
not probable that any great public incon-
yenience will be.the ,confequence of the un-
fortunate accident which gave occafion to
the enquiry.
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient fervant,
SAMUEL. DEXTER.
The honorable the Speaker
Of the Houe Of Representatives..
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R f 20 r T.

The committee to 4ubom 7vas referred The
yef,s/enfati7u Of The Hm/e Of Rebre/eu-
tatives IF the h1VsJipbi Trrr1tsyy,
RRPoRr,
THAT the hra Object mentioned in
this representation refpeces the failure of
an. election for member of the houfe of
representatives for the county ofWafhing-
ton, in that territory.
On account Of the governors order not
being received in feafon, the election was
there held on the 18TH and 9th days of
AusuH, whereas by law it was directed
to have been holden en- the 9Th day of
July. Ia all other refpe Cts the els6tion is
reprefented to have been fair, and the
members chofen correct. The power of
the governor to ifue writ of election is
doubted, and the interference Of Congress
1olicited.
AS tie members Of the houfe of repre-
lentatives Of the territory, ferve for two
years, and unlefs ipecial proviion be
made, the inhabitants of Warrington coun-
ty will have no member in the houfe OF
representatives, the drh feliion of the ge-
neral anembly, it appears to your com,
mittee exrelient to authorize the COVER
nor to order an election to be held in that
county, for a choice of a representative.
The fccond Object Of this reprefenta-.
ton, relpees the time Of holding the fra
{ fiji of the general adembly of the
diltriet.
BY law the general aaelnbly is to meet
annually on the frf Monday of Deem
Der, unleis'by law they appoint different
day. The governor has power, on ex-
traordinary occaGons to convene the pc
neral anembly.
It was found impraaicable to make the
appointments Of the Legislative council
fafonably for holding the frR {eHlon of
the generally aGembly, on the fire Mon
day Of December laft and it is repre-
tented that if an earlier time be not fixed
than the frR of December next, as now
eaablifhed by law, the appointment of
delegate in Congrefs from the territory
cannot be made feafonably for the next
congrefs, and it is fated that the COVER,
nor will be indifpofed to convene the ge-
neral aflembly at an earlier.day.
The powers ofthe governor being COM
petept to the Object in view, in the opini-I
on of the committee, it would be inexpe-.
dent for Congrefs to interfere on the.
grounds fuggefed of prefumption that
thofe powers will not be fairly and diff
creetly exercifed in this infance.
The committee therefore respectfully
fubmit to the confederation Of the Houie,
the following refolution:
Re/olved, That the governor of the
lMMHpri territory, be authorized to caufe
an election to be holden in the county of
Warrington in that territory for the choice
of representatives in the 6rR General Az.
fembly Of the territory.
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Aaarels and Remogfrance oftbs LegjM-
atxre eftbe fate et'GeoxgiQ, /ubmit The
JoA07o1ng Repor4.
The remembrance complains Of two acts
Of Congress refpe6ting the Miiliiippi ter
ritory; one paled in April, one thoufand
feven hundred and ninety eight, the other
in May, one thoufand eight hundred; and
prays for their repeal.
The tract Of country called the Milf
fppi territory, is bounded on the wea by
the river Miaihippi, on the eait by the RI
yer Appalachicola, or Chatakouchee, on
the fouth by the fouthern boundary of the
United States, and On the north by line
drawn from the confluence Of che river va
ZOO with the Miiiiiiippi, due eait to the be-
fore mentioned river ChatahoucEee. .
For view Of the claim of the Uuited
States to the territory in qrcttion, the
committee, in the prelent iniiance, deem
it Efficient to refer to report Of the At
torney- general, made to the Senate, at the
fre fefiion of the fourth Congreis, and to
the report ola committee of the Houie of
Representatives, made at the tirf felton,
of the fxth Congrefs. The )at mention
ed report alto contains a frmmary fate
ment of a variety of individual CLANS to
land within the territory.
The claims oe Geo-gia is particularly
fated in the remembrance referred to your
committee.
The two acts Of Congress of which the
remembrance complains, have provided for
an adjuament of thofe claims, through
the agency of commifioners ard alto
for the eltabliihment of a government
over the Mifilippi territory, Gmilar to
that efablifhed by the ordinance Of Con-
grefs, Of July, one thoufand feven hundred
and eighty ieven, for the territory fouth-
welt Of the river Ohio; faving and re-
ferving to the fate of Georgiasall the right
or claim to the faid territory.
CommiHioners have accordingly been
appointed on the part ofthe United States,
and alto on the part of Georgia, for nego-
ciating an adjufment Of their reflective
claims: No report has yet been laid be-
fore Congrefs from the commifioners of
the United States but the bufnefs of
their commiAion is underfood to be yet
pending.
ConGdering this fate ofthings, the COM
mittee deemit proper for them to abRain
from any particular difcufion of the FIVE
raj claims to the MiAiflippi territory while,
hope is cherifhed that an amicable adj
juRment NAV be ultimately effected Nor
do they think it expedient to adopt any,
meafure which may be prejudicial 20 an
Object 70 dcGrable.
The committee therefore fubmit the.
following refolution:
Refolved, That it would not be proper;
at this time for the Houie to take any fur
Their order on the addrefs and remembrance
of the Legislature Of the fate Of Georgia.
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Fyty dollars REGARD.
March &.

Whereas brne malicious
i lsna evil difpofed perfon or perfons, have
o .r IN the habit of breaking down the
fTes planted on the front Of my property
y l lrince treet and tearing up the cafes,
hereby offer a reward Of Fifty Dollars
., -. the diieovery of the perpctrator or per-
i.e.ia,o:rs,fo that he or they may be brought
'soJuitice--to be paid on conviction.
March 3. dir
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EXHIBITION
MECHANICS HALL, Water Street.

MECHANICS HALL, Water- Street.
INlR. MACINNIS respectfully Informs the public
he has returned from BosToN, and brought With
him new SCENERY, DRESSES, DECORA-
TTCNS, &c.
On Tuelday evening May s,h, BY an ingenious
P'1c1 OF machinery, viii b. dupiayed grand Tpec-
tacIe Of the
BATTLE sffbs NILE,
which has been performed 10 mot Theatres IN.
America with reiterated burRs OF appIaufe. The
fccne draws and dilcovers az exa6i movement Of
The Sea, with the Fsench Fleet Tying at anchor II
Roietta Bay.-Alfo, view OF the llan4 Of AIeDpo-
with the CailIes and Monks, or places Of Worhip-
on the back ground diltant view Of the town Of
Rolett6.
To conclude with the approach Of the ENGLISH
FLEET, attended with the CANNONADING
SC. &c. &c.
Previous 10 the Commencement of this per.
formance, the following SONGS will Be flung.
The HOBBIES, BY Mr.. Maginaif.
CLOWNS deicrlPtion of London. mr. Mqpis7is.
The much admired Song, AMERICA, COM
MERGE, & FREEDOM, Mr.. Megi4ai5.
patriotic piece called the WASHINGTON
SQUEEZE or Peep at the PRESIDENT, Mr.. M.
with variety or other performances which will
be eGprefed in the bills Of the day.
N b, Mr.. Maginns thinks proper 10 inform the
public that he has parcd neither pains ar exDenfe
in erecting the aforementioned piece of machinery
and hopes for that liberal patronage for which 4
Portland audiance is always dlftinguifhed
The evening entertainment will conclude with fhe
PIeaing FARCE IF the
WINNER TRICK'D, ort5e
WHITE FOX CHASE.
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GARD.
DIRECT TAX.

SaYnl Collection D.2HF, fA0abufnt 4bII5,
FHAa
~ Hpf whom
hd Tax"
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Attention /!
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
T6at eveeitnt fand, 4vsR EaOqvn MILL
KEN's INN, ./iaatea 1yitbip baJf mile q
Nortb yarn0atb Falls -
CONSISTING Of large elegant and convent
~ ent Manfon, Store, and out houits, with an
excelentwell Of water Alfo large Tan yard,
with every thing convenient for that bufueis
bout i. Together with S. acres Of excellent
Land, all 10 a high 1ate Of cultivation, adloioing
NtebePJ Tavern. Perhaps 90 htuation 10 the
DiHret Of Maine is equal TO the above for Ira
der, Taonrr or Tavern-keeper. Applyto
JOHN MILLIKEN, on The Prensiies.
N0rttyz~,g5i4h, hpri 20.
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S' Els" ""A''n 4@a e
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THE Trufvcs Of Bow!oiu College aye hereby
4 bO.tfed, thar their next iem- aar uai ueriug Is
10 be holden at the Aoule ul Mr.. JosN DUsNIsc,
20 B,mfSgtek, on the zo;h day q May next a.
ten o. lock ia the forenoon.
JOHN FROTHINGEAM,' Seerr.ay.
Portland, ApyI 50, Bot.
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A CARD.

T being the intention Of the Commanding General 70
remove he troops from this cation Capt FrsRT
requehs that hoir Of the inhabitants Of Portland who
have aims o. tie individuals of bis company would
Tend their 10 ~ 1J Sergeant F9rf Sav7-r
who j. irHruatd to improve the FRI opportunity
10 icharze them.
Llzy ~. I8ol.
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A Valuable Opportunity.
NOTICE

HE one hundred ACRES Of LAND, with
L dwelling houie, &c. thereon, 10 Nobleboro'
county OF Lincoln, lately advertned to be fold at
auction, 10 July next, is ditPofed Of private ale
April AZ, BOZ,
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206aor0H5f 81 Sn4E Manufacturer,
FEH SrKEeT,
II ESFECTFULLYi informs the public, that lie
N c9rf'es on the Manufacture Of TOBACCO &,
SMUT, ~ their various branches; ard has for
iae, ben ptStaH and Fne Te0iG, FIG and Sa,sqkigg
9o6acfo' Stea5s Scotch and Ra9pee tasf, by whole
fae & retail.
Portland, Nag ), 1907.
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FOR SALE,
a Very convenient DWELLING HOUSE. IN
4 \ delightfcme and healthy part Of tn town.
on Free fret. Lkewiie, one other HJule on
Danjora. Rrref, and State-Rreet, which commands 4
moi beautiful Profprd of the to IN and harbdr.
Eilher OF the h0uies will be foi1 on eafy terms
tor Inc PuTohaier. For terms apply to
Portland, Hay 4, 1901. :
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COW LOST.

GTRAYED from The fubfcriber, on the I4th inn.
- dark brindle COW--having her horns painted -
Any Perion who viii give information refpettng fad
Cow, 20 thai The owReramay obtain her AGAIN, iisl NJ
gercroufy rewarded. ISAAC M'I.RfTIN
Psrtiaad, drill 40.
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NEW YORK, March O.

C0mmua,eation.-1 fhip Chrin;anf-
burg, commanded by Hans Chrihian
Maa, ar ived in the port of New York
on the 9Th infant, brought clean bills OF
health from Cadiz-She has had no per.
fon iiek on beard during her voyage from
this port to Cadiz and back The com
mander of this fhip fays, g the fever was
almoit entirely gone, except few who
died at the Hofpitai'' and adds, that
" l he merchants, for a month before he
iallsd, we're returning to rroiecute their
buiineis." The fever continued its ra-
wages at Seville.
ARRIVED,
Brig Betfey, Corrifh, Tererife tcA'r
Llnnet, seely Halifax.
CLEARED,
Ships Jofeph, Spooner, AmRerdam !;
Hope, Edgerton, do. Barque Pallas,
cunningham, jamaica; ich'r Juno, Nor
ton, P. Republican,.
The brig Salem, Runell, arrived at
Bottom from Cape Francois. Feb. z5 in
lat. 81, long. II fpoke the fhip John,
M. N 90 days from Glafgow for New
York. The brig Federal George, from
7os Luca; fch'r Jane, from Martinique,
ana ich'r Succefs, from St. Thomas, have
aAo arrived at Bottom.
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Brown, New
Bottom +; brig

Haven.
A Bottom fchooner, a Norfolk do. and
: other Americans had left Trinidad for
markets.
Was informed by an officer of the Eng
lilh loop Of war Hawk, that fhe had been
cruiGng off the river Oronoko for Ameri-
cans in the contraband trade; the princi-
pal one they were after was very valuable,
but had given them the Zip [hip Def
ance, letters, fnce arrived here but
there were or 3 more expected out of the
river Tone fuppoied the brig America, from
Connecticut they were in cruile for.
Feb. IS, lat. rs, fpoke the brig Ste
phen, from Norfolk.
Arrived at SaybroolS, noop Refo!ution,
J. Braina.d, in days from Turks Iland.
Sailed in company with noop Lucy, A..
Morgan, of this port, bound to New
Orleans. Off Porto Rico, fpoke the U.
S. ihip Trumbull capt. Jewett.
Arrived here, fchr. Prudence, G.. Shep-
herd, IS days from St. kits. On the
night the Prudence arrived into St. Kits
ihe anchored near the ich'r Polly capt. Bell,
Of Wilmington, and about z O'Clock at
night the boat OF the Prudence was cut a
way. After it was diicovered, the Pru-
dence'speople iaw S men on board captain
Bell, with weapons, and hearings terrible
Ereeching fuppoied there was murder com
mitted. In the morning, however, the
vellel was miiiing. Ely news from the
fhore it appeared that fix Frenchmen had
broken jail and got on board capt. Bell, who
with his crew they CARED Off tolea.
The brig Polly and Betiey, Gilbert, and
Volunteer, Parry, from this port, have
arrived at Surinam.
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Twenty Dollars Rezyard.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcribcr,
living in Charles county, Maryland, on
Morday the 9th infant, Mulatto man,
named JERRY, about feet 9 inches
high, 80 years Of age; had on a Negro
cotton Jacket, coating ovcralls, India
muffin ihirt; has large fear on one iide
OF his breaf. Whoever takes up faid fell
low and delivers him to Jofeph Thomas,
City OF Warrington, fhall receive the
above reward and realonable charges.
HENRY THOMAS.
March ID. eo3tt
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: !" On the aad of Jans.ry, Gpoke the
mp Criterion, Peter Chale, matter, from
Bottom bound to St, Helena, long. IS,
lat: II. February II, fpoke the lhip
Ioily, campbell, from Liverpool, bound
10 Warrington, N. c. all well. Februa-
ry II, ipoke the hip Lord Middleton,
from Madeira bound to New Providence.
On the 10Th, was boarded by two Provi-
oence Frlvateers, in fight Of the hole in
the rock. Spoke brig from Baltimore,
pound tor New Orleans, in ponef1ion of a
Providence privateer."
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CHRISTENING.

At Shutters Hill the lon of farmer B.
DuLANY was chriRened, promiGn g boy
of two years old, by the names of We@-
mgfou Adams Burr Dalaxy.
The frR name was given to raife vir-
tuous and honorable emulation in the child
to immitate 70 great and good an exam
pie as the firft character that ever lived,
and whole virtues will never die. The fe-
cond name was given to him in gratitude
to the man who was 70 eminently ufeful in
giving us our independence, and who for
twenty five years acted as true and firm
American, not attached to any country
but bis o4vx. The third name was given
him to follow the example of an Hero
tried in the wilds Of Canada, where like
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A N E G. u O 7 z
Of Mirabeau and Fayette.--(Froa


tynnd's Annak.)
&C In an interview between them, which
had been brought about by their mutual
friends to reconcile them, Muabeaa hav-
ing for the eAec.t on Of fome plan propof-
ed means Of violent nature, M. aeh Fay
cite ftarted, and exclaimed, /" Nay, M. ae
Mirabeau, it is impoaible that a man Of
honor can employ fuch means" A man
of honor !" replied Mivabsau All MAe
la Fayette, eethat you would bea Gran
difon Cromwell-Y on will fee where fuch
a mixture will lead you. "--Another time
upon hmilar location, NJ. de Ia Fayeite
complaining bitterly ofthe atrocious pro-
jeets which were formed sgainf him by
his enemies, and by Mir4bena himfelf, the
latter called upon him to explain. " Well
them" replied M. de la FGyetfe," will
tell you, Gnce you force me to it, that ]
was thoroughly acquainted with your IN
tention Of having me aGaiIinated. =" ],
Sir !,'-" Yes Sir, in fuch place, on fuch
day, at fuch an hour; ! was fure ofit."
-" Y on were fure oft, M. de hAFayeth< /!
and fill alive What good creature
you are And you think of taking the lead
ing part in Revolution ~
The machine, called the ifS,nal, by
means Of which Buonaparte's dettruetion