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bankrupt Eotjees.

NOTICE is hereby given, that thefubfcri-
IN Der has been duly appointed Ailgnee OF
tho Goods, Eaate and Effects Of
EZEKIEL DAY, a Bankrupt
All perfons therefore who have any property
of f.id Bankrupt in their pofefftsn, are re
CURED to farrender the fame; and all perlon,
indebted to him. are required to make imme-
date payment to
ISAAC PARKER.
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Bowdoin { ollege.

NCTlCE is hereby given thar a meeting
IN of the CVERsEERs of 9owdoin Col
cse viii be hp den at 4NefasbufRs Hall in
Brunfrick, on the the ;hird Wedncfd1y Of
May next, a 10 O'Clock, A. M be ng the Ssh
day of fad month
MARX LANGDON HILL, Secretary.
Gsorgstorva, Atra IS. So5
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WHEREAS Commidioa of Bankruptcy
w hath been awarded and iaued aglinh
Elijah Davis. of Rofb

N| 1EktAS COmE iitloH OF BankruDtcy
w hath been awarded and iaued aglina
Elijah Davis, Of Bath,
in the DiAriet Of Name, Trader, and the
faid Elijah Davis has been declared bank
rupt-he is hereby required to furrender
himf.lf 10 the Comm fiioners in faid com.
milton named, on Saturday the ,cth day
OF April iafant, on Saturday the i4th,
and on Tusfday the 3rit days OF Nav
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each of faid
days, at the Office of SALMON CEASE, Eff
quire, near the Hay. Market in Middle.
ftrcet, Portland, and make full difcovery
and di!clofure of his Ettate and Effects
When and where his creditors are to
come prepared TO prove their debts and
at the fecGnd meeting to choofe anAfIignee
or Affignees aud at the lat aeeting, faid
Bankrupt IS required to finifh his exami.
nation and at faid laft meeting, any OF
the Creditors of faid Bankrupt may be
heard before (aid CommlGioners, againft
the making or allowing Of certificate 10
the Judge Of faid difrict, to entitIe faid
Bankrupt to Certificate of Difcharge.
All pcrfons indebted to faid BANKRUPT,
are TO make immediate payment and
thofc who have any of his effects, are to
deliver the fame to fuch perfons only, as
TIE Commffioners fhall appoint.
SALMON CHASE, Commit
WILLIAM W,DGERY, }Eouu5,
DATED AprH 10, tSo3.
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AND FOR SALE ArrHIs oFrrce

- Prize u per !ozsn--od fagfsJ
n NEW edition of PACKARD'S CATE
4 a CHISM This valuable little work 1
comprifed in three parts. cont aiming the FRI
principles of religious and focal duties. The
hrlf edition met With rapid f4Ie and the
corrections and improvements Of this edition.
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NOTICE 70 heroes gwen, that the fub-
IN fsriocrs have been duly appointed
All tnecs of the Goods aud Effects oil
JOHN ANDERSON, of B'ffca1ef,
in the Difrie Of Maine, Merchant, agaiuft
whom a Commilion of Bankruptcy has
0cen awarded and :Iuej All perfans 10
debted 10 hid Bankrupt are requefici to
make payment and al who have any OF
bis properly, are Called upon to deliver
the fame TO
SILAS LEE. -
HorH a. ISo1
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Psrflazi, stb AsrR, 1884.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the lub-
IN fcriber has been duly appointed Alignce
OF the Goods and Effects OF
BEsAIAR HAssos, OF B9adoi7b5m,
10 the Difrld Of Maine, Trader az sinR whom
Commif5on Of Bsnkrup CIV has heeir award
ed aad iAued All perfons indebted to faid
Harfon arc requened 20 make payment and
all rlrfons--ho have any OF his property are
called upon TO deive- the fame to
PETER OLIVER ALDEN, hGTraa.
Bragf1oiek AerR 6, 1903. ono
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"A FRIEND TO MANKIND.

DscST1pDitdl oScfCD Lately C1ed III
EnaIanu, EMILY ST AceR, 1T. 90
who for 20 years rel ne 4 the Venus Of
England. Sne w2s Of low origin. Arb
was ieduccd ain 4 from Infancy. Snr
eal.y became tie mites 81 perfon OF
hgh rank. who gave her fplendii el.
ia liihment. ~ tbs tine, and for
years afteEwa' IS h, beauty o her face
wa corfeaedy unpa.a feled and he
was prevailed uFon at different times to
fit 70 thelate E,glIih ApelIes (Sif Jclh-
"a when he was detifoos of ielioe ting
Q canv4f, an idci of moi beautiful
angel. 4fier psl1iog through III ne
fcenss Of diilipation and FOLLY which
generally N TX TIE progrefs Of women
10 her unhappy f,u ZION, and runniag
the 8 unit Ct Of Proaitution, ihe hecsme
atta, h-d 70 a poor perfon, and h "a rwo
Child en.--Hsr revere " tor une. prey
ed upon her mind lhe had recrurle 10
dram drinking, BY which lhe foon be-
came The feebe eprefenta;iys Of beau
tful ruin (; and lied il chidbed fhort
time fnce, IN the s6ih year of her age.
Thus, and thus early, termin tied the
lite OF perio6 Who for feveral years
had 70 much the com nand of perfonal
fplenror, ard III poi, Zion of perfonai
beauty, as to be the envy of all thole fe
male faIhionables and freqaenters of
pub i PLACES, whom educat on had nor
taught 10 know, nor fentiment to feel,
thal an hour Of viit'l6us dome9ic feli-
city i worth more than an age Of levi.
~ aud folly -
Let cnScomns & ttcr- and let fool. adore,
htre ieArn the lcifnn II be vain no nOrrs
Fraud on CndsrsOrIterr The Sweiilh
fhip Louiia, cart. Torn r=n, was, III
1891, wifully fank;t TIE B lt,c, for
the pnrpof-. Of defrau1ing hs UNDER
write S. AID you Z ma who Vas
concerned II the eoifh; ac, bit who
had qnarrelled eiih aet been beaten ~
he captain, VA, lest n his brth and
periihet. The following is the fentssnce
pronounced by b Sw Din ibdnal, on
h perloas coneerned in this mplf atro-
ciou trAof ction.
Capt. T6rngren 70 be teheided, and
his body expof on a wheel his pro.
pertv 70 deiraythe cxpenfrs Of the pro-
iecntion Lultng he mate, snd a
iailor mon active in The crime, T. be
beheaded the merchant 10 pay a fine
Of -four times tie value Of the lading
fraudule lily tsken of, or to rec We
forty pair IF itrpss, tnre- to the pair.
and to do penance on Sunday 1t the
church door, after which be is to work
three years al the hulks ia Ca.ifcsona,
and his r. Perty to an wer all judicial
exPeDces the brokef, ]. Lowell, with,
his bTothe t. Lowell, the cillria crown
exetutor, for completely, 10 Be deprived
OF theif office, 70 be conined one month
On bread ard water, and to d5 three
years hard labour at th= hulks he
Potchifer, and The tOo fiil htsrnen,
WHO conveyed the goods nfEe r the night,
70 be imprilontd twenty eight DAYS On
bread md water The ifraad III veFor.
fer negle6 Of dutY firteen days of ne
lame penanee and.tae pilot tweis=
day 5ehtes runner of pecun;arya
fines on all fuch as were Or wei 10 husyas
bough' any OF the s oods competing II.
cafgo.-PbAaafeS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

The affections Of Mrs. B. in the natural
and foeialrrlaticns Of life, were warm and ten
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

truaees may lawfully make, fhall be
ieSled with their zeal, and fhall bind
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

eaih, lying lying idle IN ms .nsn---
Would not his intcleit-would not eco
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02
PORTLAND, (MAINE) MONDAY, MAY !. 1903.

der. She has left an only fon to raeolle9
many falutary oouniels, dictated BY maiernAl
fondnefs and 10 low worthy example
An only daughter fhe buried in the MIDI Of
her other troubles whole two children have
fInce ben thrown orphans into the broad
world. A brother remains, who has been FOR
many years her kind protector and friend.
He furyives, the laf representative Of nu
merous family upon esr,h, defined 10 cicfc
their rapid fuccefIion 70 the grave. The other
relations, the acquaintance and neighbors OF
their departed companion, will long remember
he fymthathy which The ihewed for ferrews
il was not in her power TO relieve and with
what warnth flie entered into the fa,isfactious
Of her friends, whole fun fhore bright, while
her own was wading through perpetual mins
and clouds. - But whittier has he gone
We believe to world where eHteebicd bodies,
and broken fpirits are unknown; where ref
fucceeds to form, and obIcurity is ioR in
day. P.
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the truaees. and their fncceGors, and
be valid in law.
Sec. 6. And Be Il further MATED. That
William Gorham. Efi. be and hsreby
is authorized and empowered to appoint
the ,ime and place for holding the frf
meeting Of laid truaees and notify them
thereof.
IN tbe HUFF If R;brgtsnt<iics, Marsh {. 1905
This bill having had three leVeraI re adings
paffsd TO be enacted.
JOHN c. JoNE S, Speaker
n Senate, Mare5 4, 1906.
This bill having had two feveral readings,
paiEcd TO be enacted.
DAVID COBB, P,ssAat.
Moa6 s. 1903.
BY the Governor approved.
CALEB STRONG.
a true ccpy-AtteA,
JOHN AVERY, Sesrsfayy.
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80 60
Political.
sANK STocK


Column after column of The demcc
ratio papers is devoted to the defence Of
Nh Gallatin from the charge Of having
facri6ced the bank ftock Of the United
States. It we~were permitted 70 Judge
OF the motives of the writer's, we fhould
fay that their objsd appears TO be by
ferries OF involved calculations, at lealt
70 confound their readers and that ia
their opinion, TO contound is to convince.
The extreme length of their Ratements
uyvill naturally diicourage moi perfons
from inysltigatlng the fubjed- Indeed a.
per(on, of not more than ordinary pa !,
gience, will fhrink from following them
through their intricate calculations,
and rather concele the point they con-
tend for, than attempt an inveaigation.
But the whole tranfa0ion can Be
Gated in few words. We therefore
requea the attention of our readers to
a few obfervations on the fubjed, which
fhall neither tire by their length, nor
confound by their in.ricacy. Accord
ing to the report of the prelent fecreta-
ry, there was lying idle in the treafury,
on the 6r9 of October, IsoI, the fun
of z.o4S.7IS dollars, and on the la OF
October, 5oz, that fun had been per
mitted to increale to 4. 53s,67s dollars.
The debt which was due from the
United States to Holland bore and in
terea of fre per cent. The bank itock
which was fold to pay that debt, yield
ed an aonual intereit Of nine per cent.
Now, was it wife-was it eeonomisal, to
keep idle in the treaiury the enormous
FUN Of four and an half millions OF dol
lars, from which not a Jingle cent Of
inrerea could be derived, and 70 fell the
bank flock which yielded an ;nteref OF
nine per cent. to pay a debt bearing ma
intere9 of only fUe per cent The
queHion is fair one, and is ealily an
fwered.
/ But TO bring this queaion home TO
our own private concerns. Suppcie a
| farmer, a merchant or mechanic, owed
the FUN of 1000 dollars. for which be
payed 5 per cent. intetel and fuppofe
be at the fame time held fhaies in the
Farmers Bank 10 the amount of 1000
dollars, from which he derived an an
nual dividend Of 9 Per cent. and pcasE
ed beGdes the FUN of 1000 dollars il
eaih, lying lying idle in his cheit-
Would not his inte1eit-would not eco
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Beicaso ]5oetrg.
ON CALUNNY.

CUasT SANDER againa thee there, 40 de-
fence
Thou with wink, a nod, a hrug, fm;le
Thy fatal Poifons widely cana difpenfe,
Ye, veil thy rancour with impervious guile !;
Thy tongue fPeaks daggers. and Thy blaeins
breath
Seatters eonlagion, blight. grief, hame, and
death.
With death the dark aGafias glut their rage,
And with the victims blsod their thirf
aGuage
uttby implaeabe and greedy hate,
Nor blood, nor death. without difgrsce can
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

A petition Was lately prefented 10 the
Britih Houfe Of Commons, by an Irilh
officer, praying for promotion, in which
the petitioner actually urged As claiTrsa
that bis brain, were knocked out il F.,
sypt, and that he was The fiber Or TWO
orphans who had nor parent exiifingf
furnilh them with the nee Gsries-,
life. lLondonp ,. Mar<56 !
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

Nequycrl, AbrI 2o.--The truRees ct
the college Of Newjerfey, at their Rated
meeting held al Princeton on the gin
inf. conferred the honory degree Of Dac~
Tor sfLGqps on the Honorable BusHRcD
WASHINGTON, one Of the juliices OF the
fupreme court Of The United States, and
the Hon. AARON BuRR, vice. preGdeDr
Of The United States.
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Ggricui taraf,
SUN FLOWER orr.

1t appears from experiments made
formerly in this State, penn. that a
buihel Of fun-hower feed, YIELDS a gal
lon of oil, and that an acre of ground
planted with the ICED, at three feet a.
part, will Yield between 40 and s.
bulAels of the feed. This oil is as
mild as fweet OIL and is equally agree.
able with it ia fallads, and as medi
cine. Ii may moreover be ufed with
advantage in paints, varnilhes and ONT
ments. From its being manufactured
in our own country, lit may always be
procured and ufed in freih ffats. The
oil is expr flied from the feed in the
fame manner that cold drawn linieed
oil is obtained from fax feed and with
as little trouble /. Sweet olive oil fells
for fix ihillings quart Should the oil
of the fun flower feed fell for only TWO
thirds ofthat price, the product Of an
acre Of ground. fuPPofng il to yield
cnly forty bulhels of the iced, will be
thirty two pounds,a fun far beyond the
plodud Of an acre Of GROUND in any
kidd Of grain. The feed is RATED with
little trouble, and grows in land Of
moderate fertility. = Il may be gathered
and fhelled, fit for the ex ration of the
oil, BY women and child en--hm. Ms.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

Sbat pax In Germany many (heep
having died of the malady ofthe iSin. Of
late years, the expedient Of incubation
was fuccefsfully relorted to. None per
ifhed Of the diforder communicates n
this way, and they were thereby efe6tn-
ally feeured from receiving It 10 tbe
natural way.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19
At Mr.. Mslyon's Tavern,
ACADEMY HALL)
IN BRISTOL.

Sf BY particular defire of feve-
raj Gentlemen of that place, Mr..
Robert/on, the celebrated Antipodean
Whirligig, from the Theatres New
York, Philadelphia and Charleiton,
on his way to Bolton, intends (for
two nights at the above place. per-
forming the moff of his unparalleled,
and alfoniihing feats, which are ex-
prefed in the Bills which may be had
at Mr.. Neiyon's.-The frf Exhibi-
ton to be on Monday Evening, Feb
uary aft.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

nation into var, they deciir.d their want of
coihdence in the officer Who was 20 cond act il !
Is il pok Die tina, fach men cin be faipcetet
by any OF having their country's inlcr-a q,
heart , what I! diatua the integrity os the
capacity. or both OF the preitent. and al the
fame tine win 70 change the aase of thines
from peace 20 var. IN which a wanl OF integrity
Or capacity in The chief uiagiarate, might entail
end!els evils upon the nation Does this compotr
With patno,ifn Does IL compor with pro-
fefi ms of affection for the people and their gov
ernment Cheqoercd AZ this policy is aud
unin,elligibe as j, may fee p. the folu,ion OF il
/, not diticul,-nen in defperate Gtustions mof
rcfor 10 defpsrate means TO extricate thcmfelves.
The feds are in as defpcrate 6tuation as any
political party ever was. aud they are compelled
therefore. TO the alternative Of plunging the ma
tion into var, 10 the hope thar fome turn of
the wheel of fortune may therby take place, by
which they will Be reinasted in the administration
Of the government.
Why this rage for war. 70 contrary to their
policy in the cafe OF Great Britain, unleis fomc
benefit was TO be derived 10 themiclves from it !
Had Spain recognized the mifcondutt of her
officer in the infraetion Of the treaty } Had ihe
retuisd TO fulfil her ftipulations with US, or had
even time been allowed 10 hear the refult of our
approximations Was is not apparent, on the
contrary, that the intendanr aeled unauthorized
ly ! And did the unauthorized aet of an officer
Of the Spzn:ih government demand prompt
and hottie redrsk No. The profperity of
the nation, under a democratic adniniitration,
| was the prolpe6 which mlddencd the fattion,
and federal phrcOzy fought relief from les an
suifh and de(pair in the turbulent aud bloody
lcencs OF war
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

O6j,rvasisrt en- tbe eexdz7 IF ft1t,olffi in Can
ereii, ,eiaffve 70 M. RArd0ibb's late Ret,iS-
for ,slpe7irg Lsayfora, robieb peDsd be
H'yf Of Rcp,e,fafaf'Ve', 50 70 Is.
Durins the difeoiIion of the rciolu,ion,
GrifxoId aat bis par,izans completely unmarked
fhcnfelve-, ard exhibited ,hei, naked deformity
The refolution contained an exprelIion OF con
sdeoSe 10 the prehdent, not Of general confidence
In. his principles and condud, bat Of confidence
shs, he was puhuing and s'seld coutinpe to
pcrlue fuch neafurc, as the inertfs of rhe couo-
try indicated. Thi, erpieiiion the feds moved
10 Arikr out Of the refoOtiop, avoSing on the
Roor Of Copgreh their wan, oSeonhdenee in the
chief nsgiarate OF the nation, coaaitutioaaly
eIeaca and delegated by the people, and this
uo,on ws, fopported by them TO q man--There
va, fome'hing Gosularly novel in their proceed.
ing and which onb puP;. Of Le,sla q, Of Tale
college coold have contrived. The feds feemed
.s mad tor war as hound, on hearing the found,
Of the huntfuan's horn, arc for the chacc. and
although ,hsy were thus keen tor Plunsing the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

DIED in this town, on Saturday iaff,
Mr.. BxSJAMiN MASON, jun. fon fMr. Bsnja-
min Mey6n Of Plaiuheld Con. in the 9th year
of his age At Portfmocth, Mr.. JAcoB
Mort, 10 the Sad year of his agc---for many
years worthy Elder in the fociety Of Friends.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19


TO the deciGcn of the Judges of the Sup. Court.
MIR. MoSRos.--FroG recent advice, which
may be relied on, il appears we were mifin-
formed when we announced the milton of Mr..
Monroe 60 Madrid, as envoy extraordinary He
goes airsd 10 rarD. .s DIR.
The ps,mari Jsxrnai. after mentioning the
sgency Gen. MosRis had in RurLspos's in
famous attack upon Mr.. ELLERY. has the foI-
loving obiervations, viz. N
IL 10 but few years Gnce our worthy Rep
rcientativc was obliged to leave Philadelphia
with precipitation for being engaged in liuaiar
affair, and yet he was choicn 20 reprefent ps in
the next Congref,. sit proper inferrnce to
be drawn from this, that the Vermontefe are
lovers OF Sabbath breach and Murder. Let
their laws determine the qusftion. IL there not
chapter in their volume, which fays, I" thae
If any person fhsll ferve ss fecond in any duel,
or knowingly be the bearer of any challenge to
fight duel. IL fuch crime be committed within
this fate, that he ihall forfeit fine, &c. and be
forever incapable Of holding any Office Of honor
or profit. or ofenjoying tho privileges of free
man within this rate !" Undoubtedly, il may
be plead, that, ss the ofeoce il not committed
here. il 10 not cosoizablc by the authority of
this Hate Yet, may we not with faEety ak,
whether fuch an ovation does not tend rather 10
increaie than to lenen the evil Of the example p
Bccsuie an evil, equally injarious to iocsy at
large, Is committed without the precincts Of our
government, is il lck a crime in moral point OF
view A good citizen refpeets the laws Of his
country, although oceans divide him from il
at leaf, he refpetts thoic of his Gop. But il
Brutu, does neither, what can we Gay io his ex-
cufe Why---Brsfss Is ar boxorabk man
The late proceedings in the Court Of Gem
ersl SeiIions OF the Peace for this county, at
Clavarack, arc Of coaGdcrablc importance.
inafmuch as they determine a great political
queftion between the republican and federal par
ties. Daring the diicuflion occaloned by the
federal Sedition Law, il was contended by the
federalias that libels agsinlf government wers
not cognizablc under the Common Laws and
therefore ipecia Law for their punifh ment was
neceHary while the republicans iniiaed thae
the Common Law embraced this ipeces of of
fence, and Sedition Law was therefore un-
neceGary. The Scdition Lac becoming extina,
the federal editors, fuppohns themielves lawIcfs.
consormsbly to their doctrine on the fubeet have
INDUCED themielves In putliihing inceHan,ly tho
mott virulent and unqualified libcls on men in
Office, from the Prehdcnt down 20 the loweR
Of his sgents. Under the erroneous idea thae
no exiting Law could reach their conduit, they
have degraded the American character in the
eyes Of the world. and sbufed the patience
and forbearance which has tolerated their in
folence. Al length. however, the arm of jutticr.
icandalized by 70 Aagrant breaches Of the public
neace and viOlafinns of fhe an. ( C.r:.s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19
CUSTOM-HOUSE.
DWri3 eC keaybors, Feb

ENTBsGD, From
Schooner Brittspy. Hawe, Georgetown
Eng Huron, GTifng, - ST.. Kits.
CLEARED, Far
Sloop Juliet, Wood, Norfolk
Zoar, Hammett. ChzrIeiton
Schooner General Greene, Brownell, do.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

The Senate of the United States have re-
jsesed the report OF the federal committee opoa
the memorial Of the Sixteen Judges, which report
went 20 fubmit the queition of confi,utionality
to the deciGon of the Judges of the Sup. Court.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

Mr. MosRos.-Fron recent advice, which
may be relied on, il appears we were mifin-
formed when we announced the milton of Mr..
Monroe co Madrid. as envoy extraordinary /: He
goes diysa 10 Pari,. ,4n,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-19

We underaand the gun (mh5f Of this city
are Jo,giyg fomc inArument by way of addref,
to be preiented to MIR. Rutledgc for bis patrio
tic erdeavon to- fehroy the manufacture Of arm,
in the Union. They hope when the weapon.
ufed in the late war are imported. the psnieu.
lar one for Mr.. Rst'edse may bear with il the
courage Of its former poHeGor. and that il may
never be converted into bii,no for an sgsfin.
PbiladsIpbis PAP.
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81 perceive oar affairs are in a glorious
tarin. Oar confidence, though great in theory,
!, exceeded by the Prcfident in prseiice. How
saiy j, il for honor and honeRy to govern the
helm, aided By knowledge. Where are nov
the bilows aud forms of our laR Pchden,ia
voyage : God continue to Us untroab,ed water
and bloc ky."