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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
LONDON, AuguG "a.

Yeferday arrived a mail from Gottenburgh.
The only article of intelligence it brings is let
ter fro.n that place, dated the eth, which fays
that tbs Prince of Condo, the Duke of Orleans,
and another of the French Princes, are foon eX-
pectcd ut Riga, from whence they proceed TO
wait upon Louis XVIII.-Itis conie9ured that
they may be employed in the Rufsian armies, AS
il is faid to be the intention of Alexander I. TO
announce his intention of maintaining the royal
caufe. This, however, is not ftated in the Co
tenburg letter.
We entertain comfortable doubts of the truth
of the reports that Ruiiian troops had been land
cd at Copenhagen. The Object of that meafure
probably would be gradually to form an army
in Denmark, which when completed, would
march through Holltein to meet the French in
the North of Germany. 1t feems very unlikely,
however, that any Rullian troops will be fent to
attack the French till cooperation, and that a
very vigorous one, can be concerted. The
French army in Hanover, is at liberty to act, is
there is no hottie army in that quarter to ditraa
their operations; and indeed great part ofthe
French armies are in the North, and might be
detached againf any Ruiiian force that could
Be transported into Denmark or Hoifein.
There was a report yeRerday at Change that
accounts were received by government, that the
enemy had their proviions and flores on board
and were ready TO put to fea. Things are now
in fate in which there does not appear 10 be
any obRacle to the enemy making the attempt,
in as far as depends on themielves. Their pre-
parations, if not complete, according to pre-
Bile.
There ftems to be general with that the
conteit were brought to a criis.
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EAsT-INDIEs.-The Britifh inhabitants OF
Calcutta have congratulatedth the Marquis WELL
EsLEY, the governor general, in an addrefs fgn-
ed by $40 names, on the reitoration of peace to
the continent of India and the important nation
al advantages acquired under his guidance by
the brilliant fuccefs of the Britiih arms. They
have ALTO refolved to erect a marble ftatue of his
exceliency at Calcutta, and to prefent Sword
to Gen. Lake, value E. 500 fterling, and ano-
ther to Major gen. WeileAey, value &. 1000.
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NEW-YORK, OcTopza 81.

London papers during the laft two or three
days have poured in upon us like food, but
without aifording much qualification to the ex-
pecting quidnunc. Teferday morning we re-
ceived London Papers by the fhip Jupiter to
the Sd ofSeptember and, after we had prepar-
cd the mott material of their contents for the
preis, the ihip Mary, Wood, came up in 10 days
from Liverpool and our file of Englifl paps, is
extended &c the 18th. The rumour of invahon.
it will be perceived has melted into thin air -
and though fuch an event is well provided a.
gaintt in England, there are not wanting well in
formed men who fill perftvere in the opinion
that it will never be ferioufly attempted.
We are under the necefjity Of combining our
extracts principally to articles of the ateN date.
Tomorrow, if nothing more important inter
venes, we ihall continue our fele6tions from the
intermediate papers.-W T. her. AdU.
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tion; 6nce it is foley within the fphcre of juf.
tice that the examination OF every thing connect.
ed with il can now be REFEREED"
Hitherto M. dAvaray had thought it proper
to AVOID all dire9 communication with Coulon,
IN order TO leare 20 the Police the commence
ment Of he meafures to be taken r,fpettng him.
The Mlgihrate having taken up the affair, and
Coulon remaining at large in WarEaw, NJ. d.
Av2ray was OF opinion tha. it was his right and
duty TO examine him himlelf. He tent for him
to tue houie of Nj. dc MIeville, on the eth Ju-
~, and in his prefence, aud that Of the Duke de
Piennes Coulon narrated al! that had pafied.
The Count d'Avaray put qeeNions 10 eninare
him: affected TO allude to important circum-
frances with which he (thc County WIS ac9uaint-
ed, and which Coulon did not reveal.
Conlon Gid not vary in his declarations, was
FIRM in all his aiiertions, was decided upon fone
circumstances which At firf had appeared doubt
full. The Count d'Avaray reGueited CouIon
not 20 give way to his approximations and not
quit the town, affirming him that the King had
placed him under the protection of the police
and the law. The following day, tine 2ssh,
Ccuion under"c new examination, and his
anfwers were fuch, that thc perfons 10 whom
they were communicated, convinced OF the truth
OF his information, have added their lignaturss
to that Of M the Count d'Avaray.
tSigned)
The Count D'AvARAY,
ALEX. AUGUsT, ArchbiIhop Duke Of
RHEIMS,
The DUKk DE PiENNE,
The MARQUIS DE EoNNAv,
The CeuNr DE LA CHAPELLE.
Tie DUKE DE HAvEE EFT DE CRoY,
ABsE EDGwoETH DE FERMoNT,
The CoUNr De DAMAs CRUx,
COUNT STEPHEN DE DAMAs.
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STATEMENT

OF the annual eftimated COTS and charges, and
fale amount of the Eaf-India Company's
fales in England, from the year ending March
I, 1909, to March /, 1904, refpectively-dif-
tinguiihing the India from the China goods.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oaober. "a.
{ FROM our EsgG1 paper, BY tbe 44aive, zones,
arirwd at this port.

Stocks, Arg. 80, one o'clock.
s per Ct. Red. 81 s-s i-s
3 per CT. Cons. 81, SO 7-s
4 per CT. Cons. rs Sd i-o
Imp. per CT. Ann. 5-G7-s
Omnium, l-9 premium.
Cons. for Acc. 81 l-2, 3-s.
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Continuation Of Ne7vs reeei1ei b. .tc ar,i12Ls o.
tie Iris and Soo5rona at Nezv-York, and 14t-
fVe at PHILADELPHIA.
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FANS, Augut TO.
The final embarkation of the troops on our
coat, will, we are anured, take place ioon after
the 18th inf.
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LONDON, Aug,in 90


d Mail from Gottenburgh arrived Yesterday.
Private letters by this conveyance Rate, that
BOnaparte has demanded of the Court of Den
mark To ihut up the port OF Hufum againlt the
EngliIh, in failure of which he threatens to fend
body of troops into the Danifh territory. We
know not what degree of credit is due to this
report but we caunot help obferyng, that it
isnot without fome features probability. We
believe there IS no doubt of the intention of
Suiiia to land numerous body of troops in
Denmark and this project, it is not unreafona-
bic to iuppofe, may have proceeded from the
approximations Of the Danifh Court, and the ar
Engagements which haveconf. quently taken place
between that power and the Emperor Alexan-
der, who feems now well inclined to nretch
forth the protecting hand to thofe naies whole
independence is menaced. Beides the Rufian
fquadron defined to join our North Sea feet /;
a diyilon of the Imperial i1ess hill continues TO
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Movements offbe Eufmy'r Aot;yy1


"DovER, Aug. 27--AfterI wrote yeIterdav
the atmosphere became very clear, and in the
evening the French coat could be fecn with
great difunctnefs. The camp at Bouloene
could be plainly difcerned sit feems to have
been comfortably increafrd oflate and the fol-
diers could be difcovered at exercife. The
French gurboats have been coming out of Bou-
logne ever fince Friday evening, few at time,
and although they did not appear from our
heights to amount TO more than hundred, vet
by Il Fokitone lugger, which was off Boulocue
yefterday, we are afured they amounted Iaft
night to three hundred and ffiy outfde the har-
bour, befides an immenGe number inide. Our
Dungenefs fquadron, conhGiug of about eish-
teen ihips Of war, was yefterday evening at an
Choir TO the welt of Boriogne, aud fome of our
INHALER veHrls were cruiZing TO and fro. Some
OF the French gun-brigs put off from the ref ,
Till keeping within coyer Of the land batteries.
and feemed TO with to provoke our cruizers f.
| ring at them. This enticed fome of our veilels
to go too near the fhore, 10 return their Ere, and
| thus they were brought range of The land
batteries, the firing from which was trcmen-
dous, covering the whole coaf with finoAe.
The Immortate frigate went in and fred fcye-
raj broadfides at the Enemy, and 70 did fome
tmailer velies. One of tefe was plainly feen
frorn our heights to be black fded cutter, fan.
| pofed 20 be the Contribution caster, of Dover,
| i5otons, - slns, and 40 Enthusiastically, the
perfons looking through glages from our heights
! mifled her, and on looking narrowly, they dif-
covered her mar above water ioon afterwards,
they faw many boats put OF from our other
fhips tor pick up the men, as they fippofed /;
and rs the crews OF ihofe boats held up their
oars, after they had reached their Object, il was
concluded that all the crew of the cutter was IA
we'd. al this was plainly fseu from our heights,
about half pah fix laf night, and no doubt was
entertained that the Enc,ny had funk one of
our cutters by their land batteries but the f,9
not being poftiyely certain, as pcrfous looking
from the heights are tomet;mes deceived, and
the mail coach having fct Of, noaccount of this
event could DC fent to London Ian night. This
morning, however, by the arrival of the lugger
az EOlh.tCns, the whole of WHIT was fen from
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London paper Of the 25th of AugnI fays,
Louis XVIII and the Duke d Angoulene
are fafe ont of the Pr1lifan doIninions. Letters
from Warlaw fates that the Duchefs d. Angou-
eme hadreceived lettersfrom her huiband, dated
on the third day after his departure from War
faw. His MaieRy aud his Royal Highnefs ex-
peeted to be at Grodno OIL the following day.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.

Captain ThcnrGcn, &C The A;:;;hIe Matilda i'd
left Amiterdam on the 4th September, but brings
neither papers nor verbal intelligence, excepting
that the Britilh blockading fquadron had left
the TeEel before ne failed. Captain T. did not
hear that any declaration of war had been ifIued
by Ruiiia againR France.-N. r. Mer. Ad4,.
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A Bordeaux price current of the 18th of Au-
quit reprefents the fate of that market as very
inviting to commercial enterprise. Nantz mar
ket was proportionably flattcring.
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SameyearS ago a very faife alarm, fran, I
man 6igb in office, raitsd the price Of tbe Guar
tern leafto marty tzco. 1iilingJ.
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INDIA.

c. CARTWRIGHT, Accompaniment
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Paris Journals to The Cd inf. have came to
hand. Dy thefe we learn that the RuiIian
Charge d'A6aires quilted Paris on the sir ult.
The Journal du Commerce of the IN inf. fIys,
" The RufIian Charge d'AG,aires quilted Paris
yeterday !" aid the Gazette de France Of the
Sin uIt. fays, "The Rufian Charge d'Afaires
quilted Paris this day." There fcems, there
fore, 20 be now little doubt that the two pow
ers are on the eve Of an open rupture.
II is remarkable that, while the Menitevr Of
the Goth ult. affects to look upon the friling of
the RufIian feet as mere excuriion of pleafure,
or for the fake of exercifing their men, that OF
the 2sih, confiders RuIiia as making ferrous pre-
parations for war. Sometimes, according TO the
Paris papers, the Ruiian feet has only one
months proviIiOns on board, and GoCletimes il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
CLondon faher.J

we have attentivcly perused series Of me
P7,is GaSef'e. from the 12,h Of April. 10 the 22d
of Nav inclusive. and we regret to declare that
we cannot find any thing consolatory in the peru
sal. There arc two points upon which our re
gretsrcsf The frsfis, that the Imperial dignity
is MT only given 20 BoSApARrg, but that resig.
naJsn Of the popular VIII, is accompanied with
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
From THE PHILADELPHIA REGISTER
THE FIRST ToLUMg or q'HE LIFE or IYAsH.
INC7ON.

TNC7ON.
To the charge 50 often brought against
our country, Of deficiency Of intellect, II
NAV always be we'll replied that since We
became nation, large proportion of our
pibilc men have been emiuenjly distin.
guished for their abilities. The charge
will be further removed by recolle cling
that many Of oar citizcus who have acquir.
ed reputation as Statesmen have risen to
that distinction in other pursuits. In the
countries of Europe, bot particularly in
England, with the public character of
which we are most familiar, men of emf
nence seem 20 moyconIy ina single sphere.
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The V1rgtmia Argus.
RICH MONDE:
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. 1904.


AT meeting OF majority of the stand
ing Committee of the State Society of
Cincinnati of Virginia, at the Capitol
III the City of Richmond, on the Isl day
OF August, 1904,
Re~iUed, That the members present,
deepy afflicted and distressed by the dea h
Oft ;'rpresi,lent general. ALEX AMBER
HAMILTON, and impclled by a sincere
conviction of his incorruptible integrity,
most -Xalted talents, and intrepid valor---
whether they consider INN as a states
man or soldier-as we'll as by that vene.
ratiol with which they contemplate his
mne1t virtues, in all the relations OF pri.
vate lie, will, as a testimonial of their re-
spe / for the loss Of 50 illus,rious a mem
Der tho very disastrous and aAlicling loss
sustained by his family, and that, which
WI be SO extensively felt and experience
ed by their country-wear for thirty DAYS,
black Grape Oh the left arm; and do re
co amend to their absent bre ,hren, to unite
In this tribute of respect.
JAMES WOOD, President.
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3 JAMES WOOD, President.

The cool and chilly state of the a,mos
phere, for several days past, (says the Bos
ton Gazette of the Gath of Jnly) has been
very unusual. In Salem. on Wednesday
last, fakes Of Snov were seen falling to
the ground; and in Newberry, we under.
stand the frost was 50 severe as to kill a
number of cucu nber vines.
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BRIGADEs, VIZ:
Is; Brigade, comtoSed of6 Regiments, viz
Sd Regiment, Orange,
5ih, Culpepcr,
10Th, Spottsylvana,
3Olh, Caroline,
34Ih, Cu!peper,
sad, Madison.
Sd Brigade, comhosed Of Regiments, vizs
18th Regiment, Fluvanna,
29th, Amherst,
3Sth, Goochland,
4oth, Louisa,
47th, Abe marie,
ssh, Abemarle,
goth, Amherst,
5M BrigGde, COMPOSED 0f6 Regiments, U'zs
25th Regiment, King George,
36th, Prince William,
44th, FauQuicr,
Ash, Stafford,
95h, Fauuuier.
S9h, Prince William.
On SriSaae, COMPOSED Of Regiments, viz:
56h Regiment, Loudoun,
57th, I.oudoun,
ooh, Fairfax,
lo6th, Town OF Alexandria,
HtRD DIVISION, COMPOSED OF SEVEN
BRIGADEs VIZ:
IN brigade, COMPOSED Of 5 Ecgimcn,s, Uiz:
18th Regiment, Shenandoah,
SD, Augusta,
o oo.L' hoc&ihgham'
Soth' Shenandoah,
9ou, ..-,..-. August9.
'0, a. 5 a;.e' 'o"'I'O0e" y IN st"e'"S' "-
f,.,, "S' U"'o,
I'n' Harrison,
ri 1,,."n'' '"s'
io'u' brooke,
,"+'n' ni"nongaha'
49, ' H,"o"iPh'
ON ~ S"oe' COMPOSED q hest"'eHfs, Viz
oln heS'meht' Kockbrdge,
48'h, Botetourt,
9n' Greenbriar.
slst, Bath.
ION hTi5qac' composed 94 Regiments, Uiz:
Sist Regiment, Frederick,
5lst, Frederick,
55th, Jefferson,
9th, Berkeley.
l7m BrtSade' COMPOSED 9f5 Regiments, vi=:
7o.h Regiment, Washington,
I'D Russell,
10y SS'1
94th, Lee,
Josh, Washington.
1874 Brigade, COMPOSED IT. Regi'nents, UizS
i4;h Regiment, Hardy,
10th, Pendleton,
Nth, Hampshire,
li4,h' hampshire.
l9th B'TgHde. co'nhOsed of6 II Sinents, uiz:
S5th Regiment, Nylhe,
18TH Montgomery
sob, Montgomery,
ioo.h' Wythe,
ioo'n' Monroe,
ll2th, Tazewell.
ro,,y D,,,,.
FOURTH DIVISION COMPOSED OF FOUR
bRlGADEs' VIZ
"a Hr'Sade' composed q ReS'mc7ltS, viz:
l9th NeeHhe"t' CRY OF Richmond,
S'o' ltenrco,
eou ' C C:o'ies ny q Eew-kent'
o0'h' Eilzabe'h CITY, Warwick,
oTk ana James CIty,
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Jake7 /r9m me record IN tte office Of tic
-EdjWan: Gen,roL 2
Arrest, SAM: COLEMAN, D. A.G.
Being wi',in the distri9 of Columbia isnolon.
yer considcrcdas part orthe Militia of Virgiuis.
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ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFIcE,
August LIST, 1904.

SIR,
FOR the information of all concerned. and
particularly the General Officers. and Field OF.
GERS Of the Artillery and Cavalry be pleased TO
publish in the Argus, the accompany ing arrange
ment and organization Of the Militia Of this
Commonwealth and oblige,
Sir, your obedieut servant,
SAM COLEMAN, d. A.G.
SAMUEL PLRAsANTs, ESQ.
Printer to the Commonwealth.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-25
BOSTON, August IS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

s Yesterday we received English papers
TO the 9Th July, and London 20 the 4th.
They are quite barren of political intelli-
gence. Z
there were no prospects of Cont
mental coalltioI. Austria, tho lgh she has
500 900 mea inreadiness to take the field,
has declared her determination TO maintain
her neutral system; and fTom Russia there
was nothing decisive, 1t was reported,
that she MAS in serious negotiation with
both. England and France, and that the
Emperor had ordered feet of 10 sail o!
the line and frigates, With four month
provisions, tobe equip. d for sea ). for VIVA
purpose time mus untold.
: n France the, preparations forinvasicn
were. consldl rably aiyapced since our lasl
accounts, and still more the appearance OF
sober earnestness. The Imperial .Consti.
tuition met with no obstrucuons in its exc
cuyion, and the activity and celebrity Of .he
Emperor, IN reviewing troops, was as great
AS that of the First Consul. The Corona
ton of Napoleon, twas expected, would
not take place until September. Georges,
and the other state prisoners had not been
executed; and We find no mention aade.of
MGneau.
".In England things were tranquil. Mr..
Pitt met but little opposis4on in his late
measures. His bill OF defence passed the
House of Lords by a majority Of IS For
| it 154--. Against it 60. The British King
had completely regalned his. health, and
transacted business as formerly. The dis
| cussion IF the Regency had subsidized. The
forces of.she Kingdom were daily increas-
ing. On the 1st of July the naval force in
commission, consisted of lo4 sail Of the
line Is fifty gun ships and 12e frigates, and
/ 500 smaller armed ships. Total 5S7,
! !" No new rumours sf Peace
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gsLTTtyi,o;.;EE, Auesh "a.

Arrived, Echoopes jiAtbias;i, Rudy ard. 20 days
ffoh Antigua. SoiIsi in company with ietiooness
! Bee, Hopkins aad Stranger, Girby for Mos-
fox left brig --- 7------,, Wiff,n, Tor n. YORK.;
fhoonrf Britannia, Roach, for Portland ira tew
days, and a'nui,ibeT Of Others. names unkn
{ a lew days brfsye he ss!ed, fciqoner tom In.
niy, Martinique, sror Portland, name sal capt.
unknown,e was brorght into Ant qua By The 4
melia tsigare; it w,siuppuf.d Che would be Con-
ID :nned, although as1 Ersl!;es hat no hee',en
tdofsd, and Fropersy American. Auguf 5, lst.
IS, Ing. 66; freke brig Mar, D.alsi, ,ii!etR
Mttiniq'ls for Ri ,ar IA ~ d. A h-g AID TWO
fhoceess followed ,ise u gsil into tho C4F,e---
Spoke hip LAT .n'gas, 81 Saody fo;as, bo;.i.J
ap. -
Arrived | 4 night. sc'.e ftooner H pc, csp'.
Fellews. in,29 days .ro,s'sD merar:.. IL iat 81,
%, tpokc she brig P.oyi@snre, II aejs ods
hound 10 tsayanna. l5>f; II D@ntfas1, on Tic
s2t:h uit i'hooncr, Sl.an, ht5:pn atf;vtd On tic
18th, 70 ia;i fJr B4uEnase, n : Gags; ta N.Y.
q avary, from &C.. arrived shc &c, -sr'e Of ld.!-
Ing. unk1Io,sn.
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~
/ We have considersd oar territory as Gts
Itoo extensive. We have considered the
bond OF union already TOO feeble. A 60
vernnlent like ours, weak in Its own nature
and weaker still in.its administration, we
SFew 1t is poorly calculated to rule wide.
ly extended country. We therefore, OPP.
pose the acquisition OF Louisiana, because
We saw IN il the increase of southern inf1n-
ence and the consequent destruction of the
constitution, because wesaw. N it vast
addition 70 the territory, at FIRST an TN
wleldiv mass, and because we. saw III its
mcresftmo,e effects, that Gissoiutioa ofthe
! uaioh which win be to :shls pe&plr the
consummaiion OF thsir political inissor-
tunes.
ln5he course of my remarks, lFeilow- Ci-
ti2ehs. | have endoavoured TO point OUT
the inroads, WHICH tie constitution ha. al
ready suffered. and the-darger to which II
is yet exposed. You have seen the inde-
pcpdence of the Judges destEoyed-the sys-
fem of compromise and concessionintrIngs
!. ed, and the generalspirit efhostility 10 the
Constitution which prevails IN the South.
You are ready to exclaim, 6 Is such the
result ofodr labours.? We formed this con-
s,itution. 1T rs the work of our RAIDS -
We saw it founded on a broad basis, and
rising in beautiful proportion ,olt summit.
We saw it supported by solid doric col
, ums, md adorned with all the taste and
-skillof The architect could irvent. Is slhis
fair fabric SO soon to become trightiui and
Iaishape heap Of ruin?
/ The(e cxpseih 1,ls OF stg,et and forrow for be
approaching aats It she conlti,uiio,,. will be dc
un1ncsd by YOU enemies as thc languape Of by.
p3csify. You have already b7en sccufed of W Gl
Ing TIE ds!s r.tlon II he union. I need moi tto2
to retute this caiumoy-yorr own hearts will
bear siteets 10 It's .aliehpod. You are the men
who formed this union, and who linccte.y with
4 mainsain-ii. You wiil cling to It as the only
lecuuty for tae peace aud happinsfs Ct your couu
try. But there is point Beyond which tine moi
The mott rasienS to,bcarance caanolgo. The
mind Of men revolt, al oppreE;on.s 9hereis afm,
riG in tie Marih, which, purhs ct Scar bern ufur
patton, and which xill~reftoe, al ie%a part Of
ou1 country from tie { ,minion of that proud snd
over5ca,ing Rate, which aapires ,o.con.toul i.
i the rough and hardy gcnu ot>;},etc Nor shefn
regions. ndlgnant at long continued perfeeution,
fnould at length,a e ard 'bresk the chain wbch
| can bind you only TO iatalny and ruia--you VII!
Rand aeqnsted. -
I.* . 20 - g
Your la5ours in this great caGe cannot fail OF
their reward, II you fucceed you will fecG,e TO
you5islycs and your p,aerlty. the blrG 1gs Of uni
on and peace Il the power Of your enemies
houid become reGt,efs If The progrefs of South
| ern j lcnce and Southernufurpatian lhoa,d drive
-'u TO che laa 'efort, the,, you will fapd iua;f
cd en- hat day, when The voice # neceiE y thall
excaim-" Ceme ye est from 0m,,g t6em, and
be ,f Jeparase9 fram thru"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-25

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