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WEDNESDAY, March II, 1907.

Mr.. Gregg obierved, that the acts
of congreis reipeaing marine corps
allowed the frelident to diilniis the
psivates but net the officers in COME
quence of which reRraint, though con.
iiderable redueiion of the men had taken
place, all the officers were yet retained.
He thought it proper, that the Preiident
ihould have the fame power TO reduce
the officers as he men. He therefore,
moved the following reiolution
Rs,sIvea, That a committee be ap-
pointed to enquire, whether any, and if
any, what alterations are neceilary in
the ivcral ssts, relative to the eRablih-
-ment of marine corps, and in an act
fixing the rank and pay Of the COM
manding officer of the corps Of marines
and that the committee be authorized
to repor, by bill OF osherwiie.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Gregg further offered the following
relolntion
RsfsIvsd, That the PfeGdent of the
United States, be requsfed to connmuni-
cate to this Houie fuch information, as he
may have received, relative to the
Copper mines on the fouth fide of lake
Superior, in purluance of refolcsion
paGed the 10Th day of April 1900, au-
thcriGng the appointment of an agent tor
that purpoie.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Grifwold obierved, that the
general Ultimate of the iecretary of
war, made to the committee Of ways
and means, on the faving that would
probably refult from the reduced mill
tary eiiablilhaent of the prefent year,
which made it amount to the fun Of
four or five hundred shoufand dollars
was to him not perfectly satisfactory.
He therefore moved, thar the fecrefary
of war be directed to lay before this
houhe a hatcment of the number of
troops which were actually In the pay
of the United States during the year
1901, together with the exPenle which
has in tact ariien for the fupport of
the military Establishment for the fame
year.
Mr.. Randolph remarked, that as the
committee of ways and means required
no other than the rciuit of the favings
likely to aIife from the military reduc-
ton, the fecretary had given all the infor-
nation alked for
The confederation Of this motion was
poiponed till TO morrow.
The houie then took up III. bill for
repeating the'mstrnai tases.
MIR. Randolph hoped the motion, made
yeRerday, TO reootnmis rhs bill, would
not presai'. as he was prepared to Of
fe, Immediately to the houfe The amend
men.s, which gertlemsn required.
The qaefioa on seconiuitment was then
taken, and lott without diyi6on.
Several amendments, relating to The
details of the bill ), were made.
When MIR. Dennis renewed the mo-
tion made by him in committee of the
whole, forrewhar varied, viz. TO arike
eat Of the repeating clauie all the arti-
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6HQrets Of tte dufff0 States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY March Is, 1907,

TUESDAY March Is, I8oz.,.:
The following are the Yeas and Nays
on the pofpooement, until the fourth
Monday in November next, Of the bill
to exsinguiih the claims of the United
States for balance reported againa certain
fases by the commsAiopers appointed
to iet,le the accora,s t-;ween the United
States and the individual Gates - 49,
Yeas --Melfs. Bacon, Bihop, Brown,
Busler,3 Cabsll, Claiborne, Clay, C!op-
ton, Condit, Cutler, Cults, Davenport,
Davis, Elmer, Euais, Fowler, Goddard,
Gray, Hanna, Haainss, J. Heifer,
Helm, Huger, Jackfon, Leib, Lowndes,
NATION, Milledge, Moore, New, Peirce,
Reed, Smile, Jn.. Smith; J. {. Smith,
los. Smith, Southland, S,ansoo, Tallmage,
Tenney, Tiliinghaa, A. Trigg, ]. Trigg,
Upham, Varnum, Van Horne, Wadiworth,
L. Williams,--4S.
.eNays--MeArs. Alton, Archer, Bal
ley, Bayard, Dana, Dawfeu, Dennis,
Dickfon, Elmendorf, Foiter, Gregg.
Grifwold, Grove, Hemphill, Henderfon,
Hill, Holland, Holmes, Johnfon, Jones,
Mitchell, L. P. Morris, 7. Morris,
Newton, Nicholfon, Platter, Randolph,
J.. Smith, lof N. " ]. Smith of Viz
ginia| S. Smith, Stanford, Stanley, Stew
art, Stratton, Thomas, ThomPfon, Van
Cortlandt, Van Nefs, Van Renaalaer,
Walker, r. Williams, Woods.--47.
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ROBBERY.

One Hundrsd Dollars Rsuayd.
THE fublcr;bers' fore was latt night
broke open and de following Cath and
Goods taken therefon, viz.
About 100 doiiah ia cath,
Crofs- barred and itr,lea coarfe fwanidown,
I Piece of iupeIhne blown cloth,
i do. do. dark bottle green,
I do. of dark brown fuerhne,
do. dark mixed b,owa iuPeifne,
z 90. Of blue fine cloth.
i do. Of dark mixture fine cloth,
8 do. lapel mullins,
Of iprigged mullins a nuInber--alfo dinnl-
Z ties; camel hair ihswls; brown, red and
blue bandanncss yellow Aaggs anti
cinnamon fix lhawls number OF India.
book mullins womens' blue and white
worried and cotton itoekings, mems
fsney Gotten ttoekings; a few piecss'
ofMarleilles veit patterns and fix nan
keen, together with a variety OF other
articles not particularly recollettcd.
The above reward will be paid to any
pedon for dllcovering the Cath and Goods
and convie'ing the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or In
proportion for any rar, Of the Goods re-
covered.
It's hoped all we'll difpofed perfons will
intcreh ,hen(elves in discovering and
bringing to condign punihmcnt the per
petrators Of this daring attack upon the
troferty Of citizens.
J.. s. NJ. SCHOLFlELD.
January Z. d
a. Such Printers as arc difpofed tcde-
tect villainy are requeaed to inlert the a.
bove.
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FOR SALE,
TIE cargo Of tie brig L'ttIe

Saitr, capt. Lozeni, :.
From Rhode. liland, now landing and
conG'ting of
French Brandy,
Holland Gin !entitied to drawback
Country Gin,
Wef-India Rum, n. England do.
Loaf Sugar,
Cattle Soap, Tanners Oil,
R. I. Chsefe of an excellent quality,
Soal Leather,
Ruhia and ravens Duck and Sheetings,
Cordaee, 1 bale of FiciSlenburgs, &c.
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
The laid brig Llnt Sally, burthen
about $50 barrels, an excellent seael and
we'll equipped. Apply to
]. G. LADD.
Just RECEIVED,
Axd far Eas BY the (tbt''her, AZ Ii, Gre
ee,y and Fyau Stare, ia7vsr en3 # P'inff
freet,
Frefh Oranges and Lemons in
boxes trom Li.bon,
Do. figs in trails,
80 boxes frelh bloom Raiiins,
Soft thell'd Almonds,
Tamarins.
4L9,
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William IIauthoine

] HIS fer sslFat his sa'iyss. ! 's y
Platter Of Paris by the
tor, orready grornd by the buhel. 49,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, boIsed OF
unbol.ed, st.
Corn, or any other grain, ground fos
toll at the mill. -
Il, hi, fore in tozvs, ...e
/. Hay in bundles, Corn by
the buhel,
! Loaf and lump Sugar by the hogheadi
or barrel,
; Fm& and iecond quality J.mes River
! Tobacco, IN Kegs,
! Aftw very good Mill spindles,
I've good Scale Beams.
Three boxes 8 by 10 Window Glafs,
James River Ccal.
: Atnumber Of valuable Lots in town,
A.i,iall Hoale on lot of IS fecr trot,f'
or water Strees, rest door Il Mayer
MuncaNer's.
Ayo, fl, Sale or Reaf,
A valuable Brick HOufe
on King Greet, now in the tenure of Iho-
mas Cruie.
To Let,
A twoHory Frame Houle
on Dake Rreet, with a large garden and
vel of good water at the door.
I'd mo. L. d
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salt bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY next,


On WEDNESDAY next,
If ten o'elaek, <viy be Ga ct tie Aat'i'a
Poam,
Rum In hhds. and bls.
Suger in do.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Raihns in do.
Starch in do.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.--ALso,,
Il quantity Of Dry Goods,
Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
iialfthicks, Plains,
Plaids, Ccatings,
Duffls, Flannel,,
{riIh end Sslesios T.T-hs,
German O..naburgs,
Calicoes, Duran,s,
Shawls, Handkerchief,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
r. and 4. MOORE,
Feb. s. Aa6icneers.
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Valuable Property TOR Sale.

Seven bxnd,sd and e;gby-rgbt nerrs
IN the county of Hampfhirc, on the waters Of
Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles from the
Warn Springs, and 80 from Wincheaer. 7 his
land i. full of wood, oak and pine timber. I've
exce,len, farms may be made, with 80 10 5oacre
of bonon,, and rich high lands TO each; and N
the heart of the timber there is 4 fine seat for
faw.mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will thew The lands
Three tbsxtand eight b4navl and tory-
FIVE acre. in the county of Ohio, On the waters OF
Grave and Filth Greeks, near the river Ohio, aud
about 80 miles below Pittiburgh. Some OF tkcfe
lands arc very good, with comfortable quantities
of rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent timber.
Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor of THAI esuney
will new theie lands.
Twin cell all or any Of the above lands for cath or
npon credit, or take in exchange for them lands in
Fairfax County, or lots of lend ia the lity Of A
lcxandfia, or the city of Warrington.
r. T. H0GE-
Oaobef a. co
q CAN gwen II til. eEee for
s!eaa Rags.
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publ.c E.ale.

On FRIDAY,
4. ten o'clcek, qviI be laid a.-iss |:r4af
Store,
3dand 18th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy IN bis.
Holland Gin IN bis.
TenerifIe Wine In caRs,
Coidials In bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Aiolailes in hhds.
Rice IN tierces and bia.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates,
Handsomely aaorted,'
90 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton In bales---oa a credit.
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets ard Carpetirg.
Irih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Caiicoes and Ginshams,
a variety of Muffin and Mailin Hand
kerchiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTEIIER,
Feb. 8. Vendue- Matter.
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IANNEY Y PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,
80 Pieces of Ruliia Duck,
80 Ravens do.
6 Cheas of Souchong Tea,
HAVANA white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Welt India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes of IL bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes atlorted,
Ean-India Goods.
AJs,
The Cargo of the Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, coniiiting OF
4, Tons Platter OF Paris,
80 Caiks-of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
IIs Reams of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes of d,pt Candies.
January II. d
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gifreiianeous Ertrads,
COMMERCE.

The BENEFITS which naturally arife to focisty, from
Commerce. are too forcibly felt, not be acknowl-
edged by every one, who has the capacity TO think
and the ndullry TO rthea the courle of human i'm
provemens he following beautiful extract on this
iuJeet, Is from Pamphlet entitled Addrefs 10 the
People of the United States on the policy Of maintain
ing PERMANENT Navy.
Nature, herfeif feerns 20 have contempla
ted an union OF mankind, in com mercal N.
tercourie, embracing all the nations of the earth
She has divided The means Of commune alton
between the mott dltant countries, and laid
the foundation of their uie in the various wants
infeparable from human nature. Under her
maternal sufPices, the opportunities Of one land
are made to fuPport the inhabitants Of another.
What 10 one region is neglected or condemned,
in another miniAers TO the neceffities or furniih
es he convenience and comforts OF life. The
fugar and coffee Of the Antilles the fpices Of
the Moluccas the tea, the fix, and porcelain
of China the mullins and co,tons Of Ala !;
the woolens, linens and cutlery of Europe !;
the drugs, the dyes, the tobacco ard grain, the
FLYER and gold of Africa and America
Whatever the various lis aad climates of the
| earth eogender, whatever induliry, driven by
neeehity, or fred by genius, has dfcovered or
invented, all contribute through an extenlive
| commerce, % the civiity, the refinement, and
the happiness of man. Dfeafes and their rem
edies often fpring from differ.n climates, and
the peaiant Of the emotef corner Of Europe
is fr Gu emily indebted 70 India, Mexico, or Pc
III. for the preiervatioR Of befiag without
which. life itfelf would no longer be priced
But Why need i fay more Is it not commerce
which breaks down tho1e barriers TO the exten
fion of knowledge that men have themlelves
created, by diverfity of manners and cu(toms.
ottreligions, laws, and languages ? L i not
commerce which directs the labors of man to
one common and illuRTious Object, the perfe6t-
ion Of the fpecies fit creates luxry, it coreets
barbarity f: And had to chute where fhould
live and perth in that round which connects
the rife, progrefs and decline of empires, |
would rather enjoy the funihne Of arts and en-
de4rmcnts of focal intercourse, than waite my
days amidt The cupid Incidence, the ferocious
yells, or the frantic orgies of the wilderness"
(Rgqea Ga=.1
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Calender has given us farther to underfand,
That Mr.. Jefferion read IN HeetJ of his well known
Skefebe5 off HfOry Of Ameriea and that he paid
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS foapard5 defraying The en-
pence Of publication
We are at lo(s to know in what terms 70 couch
our conceptions Of the meannefs of the acts iupu.
ted to Mr.. Iefferlon. When a man betrays his
country, we call him traitor, and conhgD him at
once to the sxecration Of poiterity. When man,
BY arti6ce and fraud obtains our property we cali
him FsvindIer, and thereby deGgnate his character
When man, whole iervCes, in a time of peril,
are demanded by his country, daftar5ly quits his
pot, and thinks from dagger and the conf G, we
caR him cozUaTd and fometimes commiierate the
eveakasG. For the midnight robber. for the pet
ty Punderer Of the pulc, for the feducer of female
innocence, for the Fave of ntoxcation, fo the
hellith Incen6iary, and for the common aff4iin Of
reputation, are at no lois for names which
will dehgnate their character and defcrb their at
,rocties but who will tell US what epGhet, what
terms, what name, what words multiplied upon
words, are adequate to portray character, and to
give TO an app opriae name, upon the facts thus
fet before US! The chofen Chief aud ruler of the
freet, mott enlightened, and mott virtuous people
on Gods earth tands pcted as coolly, covertly,
meaniy, and mali Dantiy buying, with paItry or q,
and with the lowIy IroRitution Of his perfonal
countenance and tuPport, the damnation OF iuper-
ioTs, Whole lofty merits he deipalTs of obtaining,
and az then rIfing upon the wreck of fair reputa-
ton. made by malice and by cunning. The wesp
ons are fallhood aud caumny: the price Of the
purchafc is gOd confederation and fattery-The
purfe opened the proud Virginiab ftoops 10 the
fociey and the prafe of the birelag the ihat car
rics with it-death 10 honeit fame and then amid
the fweets Of Office and the charms Of power the in
ftrument is depled, and the means of elevation are
forgotten. U. S. G4Setie.
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BdNKRUPTCT.

AS the bufinefs refpe6ing the new IFS of
Bankrupt Com miGioners does not appear TO be
generally anderRood, We publiih the r4th Ec-
fior of the a6 70 amend (as il is called) tie ~
dietary GGem Of ibc United States-viz. {" 44nd b:
il Jurfber enat7eG, That there lhAll Be appointed
by the Prefdent Of the United State, from
time TO time, as many General Com mif;oners
Of Bankruptcy, in each dilfri6t of the United
States, as he may deem necea4ry and upon
petition to the Judge Of diafia court for com
milton of bankruptcy, he ihall proceed as is
provided 10 and by an aa, Untitled 'An al 70
5a0bhB an uniform Jism Of Bankruptcy throughout
tie United StGte5 ; and appoint, not exceeding
three OF the faid general commdioDers, as com
mifiioners of the particular bankrupt peti,ioned
agaiuh and the commiIiouers, together with
the clerk, fhall each be allowed, as full COM
peniatoD for their fervices, when fitting and
acting under their commissioners, at the rate of
fix dSLar5 per day, for every day which they
may be employed in the fame bnGnefs, TO be
aPportioned among the ieveral cauies or which
they may ACT on the fame day. AMI 10 be paid
out of the REFLECTIVE bankrnpts' eiiates Pro
vided, That the ccmmifIioners, who NAV have
been, or may be appointed, IN any diltria be
fore notice iha!l be given Of the appointment Of
commiliions for fuch dltria by the Preiident,
in puriuance of this ad, and who ihall not then
haYe completed their butinels, ihall be author
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The editor Of the Anti Democrat makes
the following remarks in relation 10 the ccndud
of Mr.. Ieferion, in aiding and encouraging the
publication Of "The Pfoipe& before Us :"
+" Thus il appears that Mr. Jsferfon has
given Calender $50 dollars I: 200 out OF the
puhlic money, the amount of his hne 100
while Calleuder was writing his " PToiPea,"
and 50 when he applied for an Office, from
his own private puIfe-
$ This is your koneq man, who could carefs
and honor the name Of Wafhngton, and at the
fame time aiIil FreneAu 10 aAbbing his reputa
ton who could fncerely pray that no ace'~
der, might happen 70 thar he thoud be obliged
70 exercifc tie dutes Of chief magiRrate in
Read Of Nj Adams, faying, that they [" had
4" bsea ia,gly con6ded TO the eminent char ader
g which had preceded him, Whole fatsnt5 and
g integrity had been known and reOered by him
+" during long eourfe Of years; !" and yet who
could bribe venal writer to hack his feelings
and blaa his character, by heaping lie upon lie,
and bafs aander upon bar Gandcr. This phi
5jabber could openly extol the talents and izfeg-
rity of Mr. Adams could fpeak of him with
revsrsncs, and at the fame time could podeis
foul foul and vile enough to perpetrate deeds
at which common hypocrify would ihudder
We wonder how Mr.. Jefferion appears. how
h. feels, when he looks holea men il the face,
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The Democrats are in a woful dilemma, re!pea
ing their former friend Calender. For he 10 either
an honef and true man, and mutt br believed !;
or he is liar and fcoundrcl, and his words de-
ferve 10 have no credit attached TO them. Take
your choice, ye mild lovers and Importers Of the
new phlofophy. If Calender be an bonelt and true
man, then he is 10 be believed in his repreienta-
ton, and that repr eentstion hnks your chief TO a
level with the anet and baief Of created beings.
Your caue goes with your CHIEF, for as he has rf-
en- 70 have you ri(en, and as he fnks, 70 NUT you
ink If Calender be lying fceundrel, then how
tand re !? Did ye not cherih him and fupport
him, did We not draw flanders aud lies from his
pen and di.Iennatc themf Did not indviuats
among you twear TO his moral character, fupport
him with your purles, receive hun into your houf-
IS, and propagate his faIlhoods Did net the
lat admin ation fall, aud have not y1u rfen, in
co feoue &c Of the calumnies, Which Calender
has been eager 10 invent, and active 10 dihcmnate
Add mutt you not have known him, when you
were proud Of his talents, and jealous for his fer
vices, to have been liar and has not your caufe
thus fi0uri.hec and been perfected by the bafef
means ?
Ia the one cafe, it is fair TO fay, that if Callen
der is hontlt and worthy Of belief, Mr. J1ffcrion
is funk below the reach Of even mean mans com.
miferaton la the other cafe, il Calender is
faIfr, the whole world may fee, that ye knew him
To be ar, that ye ufrd his lies and prohted by
the dea dly injury they wrought, that your fyfem
has been lie from the beginning, that your az
tendency is founded on lie, and that like lie
and the works Of the father OF lies, your glory will
be diliipated by the rays of truth. I'D
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deceived by names, really ,houghr republican
i'm IN danger, begin torub their eyes, and ak
where s the republican equality We heretofore
enjoyed Where is the fyliem eaablished by
Warrington, and under which our country was
70 fouriihng. and we 70 happy Where are the
anchors and the cables, which were TO preferve
Us againa every gut of party Where is our
Judiciary, our independent tribunals, which
deIigned as The grand partition wall in our
political fabric, were to prevent the fmal oates
being liable to become fubiervient to the large
fates What influence has New England in
JefeIion's Republic /?
NezpP"t Ms,ssry. July ISoa]
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who are not ignorant of this as we'll as other
means by which he 70 meanly and iuhumsney
obtained feat 70 jualy due to another. What
mutt be Jeferion's and Gallatin's feelings when
they fee !uch men as Calender and Duane,
who, are able, once atfronted, Gill lower TO fiuk
their character, 70 as to hame their aGociates,
and to make ltill more pale the linen village of
democracy. We fay nbamaney obtained bis
feat. Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Jeferfoa (,he two
names however ought not TO be mentioned in
the fame fentence) were competitors for the
office of PRECEDENT. Mr.. Jeferfon, TO further
his views byibed (for we can call it nothing
elfel one man at leaf inhumanely to reprefent
his competitor as weak, corrupt perfon -
guilty Of great crimes, and holding opinions
injurious to the United States, &c. &c. Thus
could he in this inhuman underhanded manner
injure the character and wound the feelings Of
iage, and patriot, whole fhoes he is unworthy
TO ltoop down and unloofe. Mr.. Jetferfon's at
tempts 10 fab the character of Warrington aud
Adams will be finally in vain. On their re-
nnembrance will Poferty dwell with delight,
while their calumniator fhsll be odious in the
eltimaIion of every honea man" ibid
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fed 70 proceed and inilh the Game, upon the
terms Of their original appointment"
1t mua be recoeaed, that ever lince the
Bankrupt IA has been in operation, until the
Preient reign, the ID ia J idge. have appoint
a The Comm E1aer5 Of Baatrabfy: But \, Gart
tbs deOrs Of bon>r and cogfIsnee" have been thrown
open to the preient tsrs republican sdniiniara-
ton, thelc appointments are ad led 70 he long
Lift of Executive patronage Thus W. fee lh-
odds between profedion and practice
(Ceaii7i.J
In the " hiaory'' Of the lat felton, Of Con
greis, publifhed in the National Intellisenc r,
we are called on thus. Z =hold the UNI
VERSE See its four "auarters filed with
iavages or caves" The spoGr phe after he
word univerle has very fine and fenGble eff &,
and conveys as much good fgf as all the words.
How this author, IA mere mortal We fuPpoie)
could have travelled 70 the Internal and celetial
regions, and from planet TO planet, TO afcer.
tain that Ddvef only were TO be found through.
out uniyeifal creation, truly puzzles our r4-
tional faculties. A melancholy confederation
this, but we hncerely hope be author has been
m Uniformed in fome Of The dltant Rars, ar
leaf. A1tt Den7.