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b r II UTHO RITZ.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. !
AN ACT
For he rellefofSamael Cort.


DE it enaaed by the Senate and Honys Of Re-
~ PretenfatiUeS offbe United States If d,neyI-
ca, IN CoHgreJ aDe1nbied, That the collector of
the cufoms for the Port of New-York be, and
hereby is directed to allow to Samuel Corp, of
New York, merchant, the drawback Of duties
by him paid on merchandise, which arrived at
New-York, in the flip Chefapeak, Andrew
Tombs, mater, and without being there landed,
were thence exported in the fame ihip for New
Orleans, in the month of Augut, one thoufand
feven hundred and ninety nine, according to the
tenor of two certificates, i6ued by the collector
for idid port, and made payable respectively on
the twenty third day of June, and on the twen-
ty third day of Augut, in the year one thoufand
eight hundred: Provided, that due proof of the
landing of fuch merchandise at New Orleans,
fhall have been exhibited at the office of fad
collector, as is by law required in other cafes of
expectation And provided ALTO, that it fhall APP
pear to the fatisfa6tion of the collector, that the
mater, or other perfon having the charge or com
mand Of laid flip, had at the time of making the
report of the arrival of the fame at the port of
New-York, reported The merchandise brought
IN her, and which was afterwards exported, as
above mentioned, TO New-Orleans, to be deftin-
cd for the fid port Of New-Orleans, III corlfoi.
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N O I'll c Z.
TIL : JEFFERSON.

N o T G +.
TIE office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
Il the Diftrict Of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unfnihed buneis of the fad Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally aduh-
ed and paid, hereby informed, that they are now
requeed to call at my Office, in the city of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
StatesAnd thofe whole lands have been fold in the
diitrct of Virginia by authority of a of CongreGs
OF the United States for non-payment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem uch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees the law
directs.
AS mott ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec 800, the privilege Of redemption will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the iaid lands, will be returned the purchaer, with
intere at the rate of IS per cent per annum on the
Purehafe money to the day on which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT,
MARTIAL v. d.
July u ep--tf
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NEGROES Fnp GALE
July T.

I WILL fen for eaih, or Mort credit, likely
Il young FELLOW, who is good crop Negroe and
a young WOMAN about 10, WHO'S an excelenthouie
ervant, well acquainted with and fond Of the manages
rnent Of children, and good feamRrefs.
THOMAS RICHARDSON
GoldmIne, Hanover, July H.. Iw.
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WALTER POTTER,
.[eW6n,]
BOOKBLNDER 81 ,STATIONER.

MAIN-STREEr, RICHMOND,
thankful for the encouragement ne has re
4 cerved iince commencing bufinefs, hopes by his
itref attention. and faithful execution of all order.
which he may be iavoured with, to merit further
continuance of Patronage. He has lately received
freih fupply of STATIONARY, and has now GA
hand large ahortment of BLANK & RULED
BOOKS.
NJ Merchants accompt BOOKS, ruled to 1T,
pattern, and BOOK-BINDING in its various bran ia
es, executed with neatneis, accuracy snd dipatcb.
June q. [eW6w]
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The following Six HqgSheads Of
TOBACCO.

now lying in Dymer's Ware Ifouie, will be
fold according to Law
1900, January loth-Judth Kelly,mafked /. K.
No. S, Grofs I'LL, Tare ia, Nett 9o7. 1901,
January 9th, do. do. do. No. 10, Grofs 100.
Tare lis, Nett 1o77-January 20, William
Diggs, marked w. d. No. II, Gfofs lIes,
Tare 100, Nett 1o45-Do. John Brent,
marked L b. No. 81, Grofs 1888, Tare 1877,
Nett 946-January 80, George Brent mark.
ed G. b. No. %, Grofs 10, Tare i4e, Nett,
1885. March IS, Spencer George, marked S.
G. No. 43, Grofs 1859, Tare LOG, Nett, GAG,
THOMAS HURST ! nnn.a,..
WIN. MEREDITH. 'VP'"'''
May 10.-Iaw3m.
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nifty with the provinons which were by law in
force, previous to the thirtieth day. of June,
one tho uland ieven hundred and ninety nine.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Hc,yie of Reprsenta.ipes.
JOHN BROWN,
Proficient qftke Senate pfO-temp0re.
February 25th, 1904.
APPROVED,
I'll: JEFFERSON.
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CoMMfSSIoRER'S-OPFlcF,

Ricbmond, May 26fb, 1904.
THE parties concerned are de)fred TO fake No
hfe, 2bcf baz'e appointed Hedne/lay the tsven-
tyJ.ffb day Of July next, far carrying into e7sg
Ebs qnit6in deereej Upon eVbieb day their attend
0nee is required at my otfre. qcifb thei+ tster.
and aee0Hnf5, ready far examination:
WM. HAf;, M. C..
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Capitol in tie city Of Richmond, I4fb Of
September, 1905
Betzceen
Mary Ra.6Tn, exeentri*, and Her5ert CLai5sr,f,
flames Ruy6Fn and Y1Aianz Rn11fn, executors Of
Robert Ru6fn deeea/sd, and tire -jaid 1ames
:Rs1ffn, Robert RH46in and Sterling Ra5fn, pro-
/senting IN their ozvn rigbt5..-....Pl Plaintiffs.
14nd
William Claek, and James CargiN Zones, nrx
Richard Zones, infants By Charles Bins
Jones, their gnardian....-........De Defendants.
I Ntbi5 eagGt, ad2ted as to the plaintiff Mary
l. Rn46fn and flames RZ53Fn, by their deaths, ard
beard on the bill, ag/avers, exhibits, and, esami.
nations Of quitnG0ss, and argued BY eom6z, the
fourteenth day Of September, in the year of or
Lord one fbogIand eight hundred and tbrse, the
court direfFetb one ftbe eommiDTonery to Ratean&
rep0't the credits, to Gvbieb the detandents are,
Jto any they be, Untitled, exriuEpe of the paber
money rendered, and jgpLy rejected in Noven,6er,
Of THE year one fbog1nd /e4en hundred eigbty one,
toqOard' di/fbarging THE debt. for Jecurins-
paimfnt Of qubieb, THE mortgage propelled TO be
forefI9led, evAJ granted.
II Copy----TeRs,
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p. TINSLET.
May 25tb, 1904. (qVamJ NJ

On the motion offbs plaintiff, BY their eounGl.
Jfobn Jones is aligned guardian to the infant de-
tendanf5, TO defend them in this Eaf, in biaee ar
CbarIeJ BinnS Zones, qvbo is dead.
II Co4y. p. TINSLEY.
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VUginia.
At a Superior Court Of Cbaneery bolden at tie
Capitol in tie city Of Richmond, I4fb of
September, 1903
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Even at that period, &" when youth, elate and
gay, fteps into life,'' MIR. Day was rigid moral
1T, who proudly impofcd on himfelf cold abfi-
hence, even from the mott innocent pleafures !;
nor would he allow an action ~ be virtuc.,s,
which was performed upon any hope ofreward,
here, or hereafter. This feverity of principle,
more abAra6 and fpecious, than natural or uie-
full, rendered MIR. Day fceptical towards reveal
ed religion, though by no means a confirmed de-
lit. Mott unlike Doctor Johnfon in thofe
doubts, he refemblcd him in want of lympathy
with fuch mileries as fpring from refinement and
the fofter affections refembled him alfo in true
compaGion for the iufferings of cold and hun
GER To the power of relieving them he nobly
facriiced all the parade of life, and all the plea
fures of luxury. For that MATS of human cha
,ra6ter which contributes poihed fociety, he a.
vowed a foyereign contempt above all things
he expreged a9erfon to the modern plans of fe-
male education, attributing to their influence
the fcl;lenefs which had flung him. lie thought
it, however, his duty to marry; nurfed fyftema-
tic ideas Of the force of pholoohc tuition to
produce future virtue, and loved to mould the
infant and youthful mind.
Ever defpicabe in Mr.. Days enimation were
the diAindions of birth, and the advantages of
wealth and he had learnt to look back with re-
fsntment to the allurements of the Graces. He
fefolved, fpDdible, that his wife fIould have a
tate for literature and fcience, for moral and pa
triotic philofophy. So might ihe be his com
panion in that retirement, TO which he had de-
fiaed himfrlf; ard alIit him in forming the
minds of his children TO ftubborn virtue ard high
exerton. He refolved alto, that le lhould be
fi,nple as mountain girl, in her drefs, her diet,
and her manners fearlcfs and intrepid as the
Spartan wives and Roman heroi1cs.,.Thcre was
no finding fuch creature ready made philo.
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liz ID CENTS SIN LIE

and cifizens, 10 obtain regis.crs far thci,
UrSScLs.
On this motion a debate of some leno, h
was had: in which 1t was supported BY
Niessrs. Lucas, Varnum, G. W. Came
bell. Bedinger, Smile, Dennis, Sloan and
Holland; and opposed by Messrs. Nichol-
SON. Dana and Hastings. Co..
ON agreeing to the amendment tie
House d'vIded-Ayes 55-Nnes IS.
he remaining par, of the report Of
the committee Of conference was then a.
greed TO without any division.
Mr.. J. Randolph, Tor the committee
OF conference on the disagrceing votes Of
the two houses on the bill making appro-
priations for the military establishment,
MADE a report. -..
The report recommends an agreement
to all the amendments proposed by the
Senate.
The House concrrred in the report, ex-
coping so far as regarded an arnendnrnt
OF the Senate approprialing 4,50o dollars
Tor paying the postage of letters received
or forwarded by the adjutant and inspector
ana on their Disagreement, to
which they insisted.
Mr' Jackson, observed thai L would be
round by recurrence To the journals, that
d resolution had been offered for disconti-
nuing the Offices OF commissioners of loans.
and referred 20 the committee of WAYS
and means, who lad reported a DISAGREE.
ulent ihe'eto--ro this report the House.
alter a iuil discussion, had tlisaCree,l--.
yeas 58-Navs 55.--Itwould al q he found
That on subsequent day a rcsolutiou had
been offered for the appointment, Of = Sc
lect committee 20 bring in bill for The
o'scnrunuance of those oilicers-This re-
solution appeared TO have been fcirc(ed--
Yeas 52-Nay. So. II followed from
has statement, that the first decision had
been made when there were one bundled
and thntscn members preScui, while the
last was made when there were but 10
members present. The use, Mr.. ]. said,
"mcA "e meant 10 m Ike of ,hese facts,
was this; that inaSmuch rs the Houe-. Inv
their hrst decision had uegaliycd the dis
agreement of the committee or WAYS and
means TO the original resolution, that re-
solution must be considered as still before
ne House; which was hat tie committee
y 7o0p" and means be instructed to bring
IN bill w ereas the last vote he'd on
y decided that SET CT comnil.ec should
not be appointed 10 bring in bill. He,
thereiore, gave notice that lie should, on
lhnFsd'Y next, call up the original reso-
linton.
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NnNnAr Fol. 8


The Speaker laid before The House re-
r0"' from he Commissioners OF the sink
e." frd.
The Hous~ reeumrI ~ consideration
of me uri bed business nf Frjday--bc
iuy the report or he Committee or COW
ference ~ the amendments proposed by
the Senate tn the BIZ Cor carrying into C-
feSt the laws of the United States in Lon
isiaoa.
The Speaker stated that whenthe House
he'd adjourned. an amendment had been
offered to'hc report. which he had declared
m order. md that an appeal had been made
from his decision.
Auhe request of u m~mher, the Sroak
~ stated several prrcedents. considered
nv him 70 b. IN point; and declared that
On mature refc"Nion he was Of opinion
tNot the amendment WIS in order: en-
Which Mr.. Njcf olson observed that he
rad made The appeal IN consequence oI
he douht~ suggested bv The 9 eak,r: q,
they were removed, he would Withdraw
his mo ion.
The amendment oc Nr. Narnum W.,
then e ted. and after considerable vrrba
variation, was agreed IN in such form a,
substantially to aio-r cH thc iu&a6ifaY y
LoHsi7n0 on ftr 9oH qS 4h~R on fot n,
an sgfd n adcg aacs 10 tic United Sfafcs
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The subscriber being a.
bour 20 leave the state for some time. and still
wishing 70 scllhis tra9 Of land, lying in the coun
~ of Mecklerbur~, on Roanoke river-has Civ
On full power 10 Grief Green, En- Of Nottowav,
to dispose oft, and convey the t'e thereof the
purchaser. EDWARD MAYO.
Powhatan, January 90, 1904.
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G. . N @ Il l. S S.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, Fchrnnrv 2. 1904.

FRIDAY, February 3, 1904.
Mr.. Randolph. from the committee O
ways and means reported bill supplement.
tary to an ACT speeding the City Of Wash
ington.
Referred to the COMMITTEES OF the whole
on Monday.
The house went into committee Of the
whole-Mr. Dawson in the chair-on the
report of the committee OF claims, on the
petition of John NJ Randolph. aud Ran
dplnh N'Gilliers, which is m(avoiable &c
the PRAYER Of the petitioners.
The petitioners claim their nav as mill.
tn men, called out in tine state OF Ceorp a.
for the protection ofthat state against The
Indians. They alledge that being Gale
out under the authority og the govern.
nsnt OF the Unilcd States, the general
government is bound to compensate them
anal the other men called out, Cor their
services.
The committee Of claims report that
The petitioners are to look for comp-nsa,i m
. the state OF Georgia, who, by the arti-
clsS Of cession recently concluded, had .
greed 10 receive one million two hundred
ong' GG,- ,t,ouea,J drll-,. :; fur, >,
ra,d. f,r ,,,i,arr 80 ''''' o' "i "e-
NJ. Ea,Iv d..l;y..aJ
,res.;ys snn.c, -, ~ So,.o"N "''i W.
,o,n,,;,,ea ~'0' - '''"9' '''' report Oh 'hs
He was followed BY Mr. ]. c. Smith,
made concise speech in support of it.
Mr.. Merwether and Mr.. Holland. on
7 90 h. f,r,I,, $50, W '':'''n "' NJ
oc.,'..I ,;m ''''o'' u It was
Al Ny;,.hal.na Fay. H.
oo;,,1 Wv, ,''",','e'1 an
,a,, ,r ~, c., w N'''
nan,I,,., ha,,e 60. ",''.'''I''G'',' y
inc -g.a t,thsio.gs c.I.IT,;,o, e. :,
IN the Lo,is;,,, ,cr,i,,,y r1.% ,,N" -, -,
~ ",'' 'eP1r'
"a. a.n.nd,n,.nis rrn,,r.'l 49, ~ =. o.
Win amendments - '"' % ''''
Oo.ara,dn.m, ,,r,,.oe.,..
~ mt or r,e G,na,a I,,,;'s ,,.. -
,os..... 60 r. r. - ~. ,.'f o.
,r 70 r,.rsons r,.s;d.n, 60 , 49, =, - 80.
ana - -'''''''''
NJ. r.,cas euc,,,.,,,a ,,,o r.,.,
this nrnisi.o 10 The frro,r g. ' rnaa ~
u 70 h;r, - reorira ,b. .d,n;'.:.nF " ~
he inhobi,an,. Of Lcris;,na ot',he ,or;" ,,
.rc...;o, 80 H.. ..,,-. '''e e'''0
Til, o,i,i,, vae c,,,,,....l,, s,,-na,..l
by NJ. =, W. Canobell. and ,enl IIi ~,
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To the Public.

DURING the present wear LEWIS C. SOW
- ELL proposes pursuing the INSTRUCT
ON or 1OJTH. in an apartment of tho house
occupied by Mr.. John Heath, near the Hay Mar
Res. He eypats TO remove in the spring to
moro ccntrical and convenient situation upon
Shockoe hill. The branches Of Education in
winch he viii instrue those committed to his
charge, are Latin. the English language grarnma-
tioally, Arithmetic, History and Geography, in
Guiding the use Of the Globes.-His terms for tn.
ition are ten pounds for Latin, and twenty four
dollars per annum for the other branches; first
quarter paid in a'vance. The number he intends
TO take will not exceed ten or twelve.
p. s. A few Boarters may be accommodated
at Mr.. Hea;hs.
Richmond. February 4rh, 1904. [3w1
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-" Advertisements, not crceedine square
IN length, arc inserted in this hohcr for sevcn-
fy-tfU- CENTS the first time three dollars for
three Sveeks &c fimes) ART far euery adcii-
'ionat insertion Miry-threc cents. Long ones
in the same firofortior- a sheciai con-
tract be made 6ty me ue1r
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Run away FrOm the Suh-

- ~ - - - - NAAO - - -
scriher, in he upper end of No,towev county.
on the 3lst day of OAobsr last Negro Man.
named ISAAC; ahopt . or IS years oh. rather
an under size aud moderately spare. has rather 4
hoarse and lazy kind OF voice anlspeech. and an.
10 CONNIE Won % repeat before he will give an an.
s'ver rather small 2, IS, has sind of hitch If vel
observed m one leg or hipn wei King rather I
Yellow black canip!eNiao. All has h marks Of
s'u1rr whipping. I ausc asst hiH' about Nav
1SO&,ant l'sqe loiers'cpd lie was purchase VIII,
small boy y. p Nr }eE'.-e : Chasi5s,e cour
~, an th2r he was raise,i 81 rk Toya "a, -e
r'n away s11e vea- rr and was secured in Y !.
jaii, aud we m Richmond j,l abou, The fin,. oc
G1bricPs instruction. Il thar ne had hcen IN
NotowaY ia;! sorse rime before tha-; 1t is there
fore uncertain winch va, he M, b-nd his course
have never heari from him since MS elo,omrr,
my person who win deliver MIN To- me- Or secn-r
him so tha' Tst MIN, shall b. gelcrous'v reward
I'd. and any information will be thsnl.ruiv re-
ceived. All persons are f,rewarued 20 ha b~r
rhe SAID slave or to convey him oui # this S, aie
At thcirp peril.
JAMES DUPUY, y
Peach Grove, lar. Il, 1904. US
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The Sherifs Of the coun-


ties of Sussex, Dinwiddie and Southampton,
composing Senatorial distria; Of the counties
of Wythe, Bntet0urt, Washington. Montgor,e-
~, Russell, Lee, Cravson, Tazewcil, Creenhrier,
Monroe and Kanawha, composing another Sc
material distrGt; Of the counties OF Hanover and
Caroline, composing another Senatorial distriSl;
OF the counties OF Essex, King William aud
KING and Queen. composing another Senatorial
liam, composing another Senatorial disirif and
Of the counties of MononGalia, Harrison, Ohio,
Brooke, Wood and Randolph composing ano-
Their Senatorial distria, Will please TO take notice.
that elections are to be held on the court days of
their respective counties in the month of April
nexr, for the election of Senator, 20 represent
each Of those dis riots, which compose the class
Ofth Senate denominated No s. in the General
Assembly, for four years next ensuing.
THEO: IT NESFORD. c 6.
Richmond, February ST. 1904 T3wl
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also, one other Tenement,

Situated opposite the Couu.y Wharfat Rockets.
supposed 25 feet front running blc; - The c., ss
street, m accurate survey Of which wll be e,hi
bited on the day of sale. which WI rake place on
the same day and on the sam. ,err,s rs rho above
RICHARD YOUNG
Richmond Jan 6, 1804
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The HiSh Bred Amhorfe4 Hgr8e
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Advcrtis

'AkEN mp and commi,ed e. the Jail Of
- Washington county a runawsy negro man,
ahort See 8 Or Inches high supposed to b.. be-
tween so md 40 wears Of age. saws his name is
IERNY' hin yisage-had ON when bro'r to Jail
drab co'ored Goa. blue overaiIs aud with hin,
number It olothes. amorg which is a brad
ibid dimi'y JACKIE. He ~ thar he belongs r,
'h Walker Cher iee Indian and was sold o
'ht SAID W''Scr b. Mr. Iecl OF Tcnuess ee. lie
was commit ed 70 the jail or this county the mn
day OF December last. The owner is requesrsd
- come and prove his property, pay charges and
'ake him away.
JAMES LONGIEY, Tailor.
Washington county Virginia }
jan oh. 1904 w3n1
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Advertise nent.

4 L. persons having claims against SAM-RI.
GApLrcN. Esq dec Of Bewdev. King *
Queen counry. are requested 70 bring them for
ward immedistev. duly authenticated, that pro-
vision may be made b. the admini.,rator
Willy ROY.
Bcwdlcv. Tar. .. 1904 cot.
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Junipcr-iIill for Sale.

Il VALUABLE 7.Rtr7' oF LIND. 'yrn-
/ \ in Luucnbuiy count, uron Neherr.u VI ivrr.
containing a5ou- 12JJ Gre, st which ne.rI- 2G9
are low ground of g0'i qu. i,y, betwecr 3 & 4Og
IN mi iva,i01, Is oody Of unc'eorr5 land of 6 ,,r
100 ceres, alnt'st eudrsl. PRIME soil r,r tobacco.
super r 70 Inc most and r. presumed. micriar
10 none. IN fhispi .f-'- country: The improve.
or n.st valuable good dwelling house t,,o ,fo.
ri"1' with eve'y aces e' out house. barns, ore
cnlu,s, &c The rAt would with convenience,
admit y DIVISION into two or three ii,tin.i on,r
wi-h t"i4n of inferior value 70 each; r. is,vcI
woterci, AMI peculi7d alap'el 20 ule cultivation
- grass. Distance from Vc'mond so. from Pc.
tersourg g. miles Cred fo5 one half, or NOR. II
required. of t'e puYohasr, viii I've given 10,
~ ~s par iCu't information, application NAV bc
ma - thc suoecriber residing ou the preoise.
ar .ufnr he cr-gu- rc-5'nn rf assembly. toc7ot
TYRE G.. Bacon, . mc0'bcr from Not-ova, conn
t., who bath particular u-gy'edgc or -le land
WILLIAM COWAN.
November 1917. .gr
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- u ~ ~.
. and az for new lnips, in the place Of thof.
o. have d-aroyea. We warned you sgainft
cling the Internal Taxes. But ,ou did il Be-
e. 80 j. Jsrv<a yozr pxrp2'S; AID now you are
t'g s;.a,e 81 an Immediate relource. In theic We
's' ;ateiEag circumEances, you come 20 congrefs
and we, eating from US ali confederation
y. The honor and welfare of our counrry, fay,
g;;lI sot, as you would, it you were in our
ss,,;or,. and we in yours, take advantage OF
~ frpation so em5arrai. you with oppoGsion;
will not, as You would, ftsiye 20 increats The
Il - tae corntry in order 70 render you more
:0oal: ". viii n0t cramp or patty your ef.
-. As you would ours becaufe toe iatety AMI
80, of our coaatry is all NC haYein visw.
T.. oil il tslis, as We have in every thing esfs,
,.s,rarv 20 yoar practice, make our political,
.;aa labfeIy:ent tothe pablic good. We will
a.,aiiy flpaiy you with the means 10 maintain
s. d,oni,y aad fupDort the in,eretfs OF the aates
-,ske all yon ak take more--tske enough:
!, l-t Us nct hereafter he. told Of failure fog
mt q: means. We will cheeffally do by you,
ss,t neither rsafon, common fcnfe, found policy,
- political integrity have ever yet been able to
IKE Won do by US we will lupport you IL this
,,;oent moment; but, remember, you never in
doge in!tsocs iupported US; remember that
,bsa we f5smed and breught forward thar f:de-
i contribution under which this country has rlien
lis prefcpt proud height, you oPPofed Us =
| b snlwer your own pirate views. When the
ntIcoce aoi agsreM,ns of European nations
nd. dsfF.ntiv. mealaIes both within and with
q, ne .Iary, when xe, with the Father osthe
R.rlblic, WaGaines3u, OF immortal fame, ar our
had, Brought farwlrd thofe msaSures, ia,d prov
Il to ven IL thar nothing esle could fave the
,a.ary lyon oppofcd us--t5 anfver your own
r,s.s puf2ofes. When French in,riguers 1.-The
mliR,ss Of the f4nguinary mon&ers VITO thea
r.a Fgance and annoyed the void, were In.
teacpg our people TO ininrEsetion and even
niag ar. army ID the hcafr of our lard TO IN
,lve MS in war with Grca, Britain, and lubjl-
er; Us as ii has ince fubjugated Hallaad, and
! We took the proper means 20 PVT them dovp.
= sIay the ferment and preiervc neutrality, You
sypoedu to sni3er your private pasp ,!es. Now
t:how we at lyon call fc. aid, and We ifep for.
ward and arar;mo4ly concur in granting it,
/ ms we dodot as favaF 90 you, but asa dusty
Dour country as an examoie to insffuct ysu
low to act ppan future occaG ms; AZ pledge
nAn.riea that 10 private parry conf israeions
hIl ever Inslsc,us even for a u.onsnt unmindful
Ahe pubic n;efeiis; and above all, as leG,n
0nasuA Our fellow citizens by co'apariton
dyour conduct with IouFs, how 10 d;9inguifh
kafter besweeu piauIible dcmsgogucs and die.
htusRed patriots to avoid ,he one, and i'd
ss to the other.''