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~ zoe CooeTr0T q ne LOHiatyvgsalf5 Of VWginia
4 pRSCL.A
iETHERE AS ii is represented to the Execu
w tive that Israel Wilkinson, who was com
m,tted 20 the Jail OF he district OF stanton, char
sed with horse stealing. hath escaped from the
said jail nave therefore thought fit with the
advice OF the council of state to issue This p,ocia
nation, hereby offering reward of fifty dollars TO
any person orpersons who shall apprehend and
convey to the said district jail ct Stamton the
said Israel Wilkinson. And 1 do moreover re
quire all officers civil and military and cxrort the
good people OF this commonwealth 10 use their
best cndeavors TO aPPrehend and convey to the
jail aforesaid the said Israe! Wilkinson
Given under my hand with the seal of he com.
l.. s. monVealih annexed at Richmond, this 3lst
day of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
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- TICKETS TO he had Of Robert Pollard,
b"tt. John Brockenbrough, lr. VIM Price, Greg
Samuel Pleasants. r. and William Pricha,d
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LONDON, April l6.

The Hamburg mail due on Wednes
day, arrived last night. Though It has
brought no news from Paris of SO late a
date as that we received by the last Mo-
niteur. it has furnished us with SO ne in
teresting Particulars upon the ipternal
state of France. Never during the most
sangunary period of the Cespolism of Ro-
bespierre, was the Police OF Paris more
tremendously active, its myrmidnns per-
wade all places, swarm in all the coffee
house, iniest every place Of public amuse :
ment, intrude into every hotel, apt. invade
even the privacy and retirement 81 do
mestlc life. Such is the condition of
France under man whose boasts having
united all hearts, and Of whose govern.
ment, the Prussian ambassador says, that
II has concentrated men OF all denoaiina-
tons and of all parties. Arrests are SO
frequent and numerous, that the usual
places of confinement are inadequate to
The containing the persons arrested. Pri-
vate habitaiions have therefore been hired
tor The Imprisonment or rather the Inhu-
nation OF the wrctched victims of the
Consular tyranny.
After ne seizure Of the Duke De Eng
b. hien, VIDA, deeds of butchery and blood
shed will he loo horrid for Bonaparte to
commit We tremble for the safety of
Louis the XVIII, and the Duke AID Ouch
ess OF Angouleme. Generals Duroc and
Rapp, have been sent 10 Berlin on spc-
cial mission, the object Of which is said
10 relate To the French Enigranls in the
Prussian territories. If the Fre:iciE go
vernment make formal demand, ;Sst all
Fre9Chmen shall be sent ont of Prussia,
the Prusssaa government, we tear, will &C.
Cede TO the demand, and the iiustrious
and unfortunate family q, Warsaw will
otcOurse ne forced n seek an asylum else
where. We shall not be surprised 10
hear that the French prescribe the route
they shal! take, and chat they are seized
by French troops Immediately upon their
having passedth Pru ssian frontier. There
Is an expression in the answer returned
b. the Prussian ambassador at Paris, TO
Nj. Talieyrand, which is extraordinary,
and seems hitherto to have escaped much
notice he says, 1T IS time al length To
end all these subjects of alarm SO hurtful
to the friends Of France" What is the
meaning of this exclamation IL should
seem as if the Prussian ambassador meant
10 hint the yropre'y of making he Sove-
reisn power hereditary IN the family Of
. BoEapaite.
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Lettersrecered, via TIarwich, from Hol-

Letters recered, via I1arwich, from Hol-
land state, that amongst other preparaIi
ons for the reception of the invading army,
the French have peremptorily demanded
the possession of nearly 70 houses at u
trecht, besides which an encampment is
marked outin that neighborhood for 40 900
men. The houses, it is supposed, are in
tended for the officers.
The present statement of the British
naval force amounts to one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-four vessels OF differ
ent descriptions. From the admiralty re-
turns oil March Is, it appears that there
were only 100 men short of the vote OF
100000. 1t is presumed that they were
on the 10Th April, 1900 over the number.
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PANS INTELLIGENCE.

Several persons, including two hmeti-
can ladies' and English gentle men. arrived
on Saturday from the Continent. Some
OF them left Paris, subsequent to the exc
cution of the Duke Of Enghien. Accord.
ing to their report, that unfortunate Prince
requested three favours after his condem
nation. One was, that he NIGH; be attend
ed by Priest, which was refused the
I'd, ,hat lock OF his hair might be sent
to person whom he should name, which
r. was granted; and thirdly, that he NIGH,
be ali owed to give the word of commend
tothe soldiers who were toshoot him which
was refused. As we have already stated,
he was shot by party of the Italian
Guards.-Ihe conformation which this
bloody deed has excited abroad, is nothing
III comparison with what it has produced
IN Facis. The reign Of terror was never
so potent and universal. None but spies
are safe; and consequently every man, To-
avoid denunciation, is obliged to become
spy. The most intimate friends are a.
fraid to speak to each other; all is terror,
silence, and suspicion.
private letter from Paris of the Cd
adds, Our prisons are now so crowded
with civil prisoners, that several hotels of
Emigranls, that served during Robespier-
res reign as houses Of arrests, are again
employed tor the same purpose. Among
other tyranncal proceedings, the police
agents arrested yesterday every person
dressed in moVrning, walking in the
streets; and ] have heard this day, from
a senator, that every one in mourning,
who cannot prove that it is for some near
relative, is to be transported. Last Friday
Chevaller de Bourdcmant and his family
were carried under escort from the civ
to the Rhine, and are prohibited, under
pam OF death, to return To France. Their
crimes was the supposed mourning Of the
Duke olEnghien Notwithstanding these
cruel acts Of dcspotisn, | can assure
you the mourning has increased, particu-
iarly among the ladies', vino, you know
have at all times during the revolution
shewn most character and courage. |
have just left the ThuiIiery Garden, and
Elysean Fields; the Two beautiful walks
were crowded with female, aud of five
hundred am sure, not fifty ere dressed
otherwise than in black, or with some rlb-
bon or Grape on their bosnets, sc. ind,ca
tive Of mourning, though they all knew
what happened yesterday, ana hat two
mIllInersoi the PaIais Royal were in prison
Tor selling mourning fans, on which were
painted an altar, containing the busts Of
Louis the XVI. Of his Queen, Of Ma
dame Elizabeth, Of Lewis the XVII, and
Of the Duke Of Enghi u, with small Dor.
traits Of Robespierre and Bonapartq. yisi
bic with the motto Frafermfg. These
fans, were Originally sol Tor half crown.
now bring 'ouls dor and are to be had +.
though the police is upon the continual
look out 70 prevent IT. All letters sealed
with black sealing wax or waters have
been stopped and caused many imprison
ments both here and in the provinces.
Bonapar'e IS yet at Mailmaison, guard.
ed by his Italians aud by his Mameiukes
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LovDcN, April IL,

The journey of Madame Bonaparte,
mother Of the First Consul, to Rome, at
the present conjuncluro is circumstance
whichmsy give Use to various {, n sGlufes,
especially as she was attended with a strong
guard, and seemed in such haste that She
would not step TO receive the congra,ula-
tons oil the public funclionaries.
According to letters from Paris, an adj
dress has been presented 10 The First Con-
SUI by the c"nsevauye senate, praying
him not only TO name his successor, but
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WINCHESTER. June 10.

Two men, Of genteel appearance, were
committed 10 prison in this town last week,
ON suspicion of passing counterfeit
bank notes, of the United States Bank.
A Special Court sat yesterday, one Of
ihem was acquitted, the other recommit-
ted for further trial at the next District
Court 10 be holden here.
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frigates-they have therefore nothing to
fear from larger vessels reported TO be in
the ofhng. This hide and seek business
must wound the feelings of every native
Frenchmau.
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We are informed that the men impress
ed from the Pi,t. are restored. The Bri.
i'sh CONSUL Col. Barclay, on application
from the mayor on The subject, stated that
nc di4 rc- POSSESS authority over the ves-
sells oil war, but wrote to capt. Bradley, of
the Cambrian, onthe subject, recommend.
ing that the men should 81 immediately
delivered mp. This recommendation was
accordingly complied With. lib.
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When the boats of the Cambrian and
Driver boarded the British Letter OF
Marque PIT, at the quarantine ground,
TOUR seamen, natives of Great Britain,
were 'secreted and escaped the general
imprisonment: one was disguised in fe-
male apparel. The great number of pas
sepgers favored their conccalment.
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,.et ground Of the picture; and
nnias VII Who : hasl survived the'nighs on
pa composed wholly Of rice plan,
i'aau sr~a.niag Tor assistance, AID for
5'a, osthsir drowned companions SOM
~ + ne atIaSag a saolssnS col'ss';p's,
sssa 'p;l;sv itself could not have tossed
.n;r.osed' .d fro.n he oe;,,-
..s olanlasloas, norcsn we form afsy
pl o'.Il The damage done.
!, :, Wilmington Island, Mrs. Ssriyep,
% : sfs;of Seriven, apl one Of TIER
e.. wssS killed By the fall Of the
's 10 hutchinson island, ar. Hoxham
~ ;fs who had the care Of a piaasation,
s earrist away and drownsd. sis.
'ls Asr Of negroes drowned cannot be as
ssusd. It is supposed not less than
a rs,, ;reen. at Cockspur island, is com
,..s,s teyeIsd, and all the buildings de-
.ssd. OF the soldiers, Z Of those who
/ !, there, escaped By getting on the root
s,b. as. house which ss!l- waits fSurseen.
a.rs men aad women, Soon asSel floa-
=. '.' The roof parted ana they separately
[..rasDsd 10 land On Wilmington isiaad. q
g 6 capt. Nichols is anaoag ms drowa-
II -Four soldiers a non-commissioned
ES,er we're fortunately detained IN town,
/, Was t.. Pot.
\ Gun boat, No. I. is safely lodged in a
Lora6sla on Whisenarsh island, sbole s
[o2ss from where she drifted, and within
t0feet Of a creek. Its hoped sac viii be
I'll off without difficulty. All her men are
Pc and she has received no damage.
slooD Governor iatnall OF Charleston is
bga aud dry on Wilmington is.ano, near
Mr.. Byan's, twill not be ppssiole 70 get
OF the vessel, bat her valuable cargo IS
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+ He g.rOR *

On Satarlaylast We experienced most
severe sofnsGo, Saich torYioleuce and d.
Yatioa exeee3ed aay wi,nin RENE sabrancc OF
TIE aiarsesrhspi;arts OF THIS place. Il coni-
uYeHcei between three andfour. a. NJ. with
the vine. al -. B. and bi=9 from thence
yslrh .neresasus fry III tweige at night,
& s.en The vino s'eif,sd 70 S S 6 bur abaled
very little t3eio, l.11 n,ght follp@iag. The
II. descended 'n ,osr rts, With lil;le inter
Wiseisn 5!;s cil;53 ,.aat ef jnc time.
e.idero4s ..-.-aly 70 a height hitler
t a.1g@. sos1ytrg. sevcrai parts ii she
ssar 8 p{annei as 70 render il ::.,-
1880. except in hoass or other vehicles.
s,ser Scores t,e whawes, and Ct
ST t aslance from tnea aad g and feet
sgesgy thercia III consequence Of wa;4h
,fsat qaantities q corn, sglt &.. were d..
.s.ropeei
aht schooner Perseverance, from this
noft aar Charleston, belonging to Thomas
aarick. ESQ. OF he latter place, wa.
5iswn ashore on oonih-Island she people
were saved but i is feared Tie vessel viii
br eilsirey lost.
Two negroes attempting 70 cross Samp;,
riv-r in canoe, were ovryse5 ard for,u-
nate:y saved themselves by swi,ning two
Others in similar attempt were drown
ej.
Several merchants and Others nave sof-
fered very muck !; the iuinry the planters
have sustained IS i.,ealculabie. Man crops
ofr!ce read to DC gathered, are partly lost;
and the destruction Of banks, ,ruais &c.
IS vers considerable.
Great apprehensions were entertained
for The safety of persons residing at North
inlet to- dwelling houses of h1essrs Al
ston, Ihursson, and roits, were blown
down; kitchens and outhouses swept away
by the impetuosi5y of the wind and tide );
but although the situation of the inhabitants
was trul} distressing, and their lives in the
most iminent danger, we are happy to
state that none were lost.
The water IN our streets was qnise brack-
ish, and sea turtle, teraquins, *. were dri-
ven uD 70 The town, one OF which was
caught bv a negro fellow IT a new brick
store on the Bay.
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Buildings Damaged.

We have not obtained information Of all
Which come under this head, but the fol-
bs:ng are those which have come 10 our
snssledge.
Presbyterian church, the steeple blown
bsnJo the foundation. In falling, lfbroke
h. roof Of small house belonging 20 G.
II, Duke.
Epscopalian church, a building Of brick,
mo-;airdso OF one broadside OF the second
story blown down to The window sills.
The Exchange, great part OF the r Of IN
tlsi, aud niaay panssAof glass; sfoksn.
A house occupied by Mr.. Nsisoa, one
chimney blown down.
| Mrs Mmis's chimney blown down.
Mr.. Waness chimney Ike top blown eff
and !odsed on the roof Of the house.
Mr.. Claws new house partially unslated.
Gibbons buildings partially entitled, aud
! he chimney blown down 10 The root.
Bolton 5 buildings partially untitled.
Several other s!welling houses are Corr
adsFab!y injured, and particularly many
WlhGOaVS arc DIOkrn.
George Anderson has one store com.
plseiv ,hrowa down, lie Other injured.
A.salalI store occupied as retail shop
|by Asardecai II Lean, has one end and
two sides torn oat, and all his properly
/ LOST.
TAYLOR and Scarborough's store partially
unalstI.
Burroughs and SSurges, the eud Of their
store torn out, their books and papers lost,
and the prineipa! part of TIC articles in the
store DESTROYED. A p.lasing-press ani
types belonging TO Jams Eiely, Of Louis
|sille, We're principally loss in this store.
Maurice LehltFess store, the sides and
the end next tic river. completely broksn,.
and almost every thing in the store des-'
moved.
Benjamin Maus;ce's store, oneend broke
sRl much damage done to the goods.
brooks aud Harris's store. in Clay's
broke.
Aaehin and M'Tn.osh's brick and stone
.''' gone to the foundation, scarce YES
remaining.
Robert and John Bottoms upper store, a
'um0ef CT slate blown off lower store,
an '. OF lower story bfoSca IN, few
l : out OF one corner, the roof partial
I1uHs'assd. Commerce Row, almost who'll
lyunsa,cd.
JoAn Iackson's Store, partially injured.
i Ofook and Seaman's store, muchtorn &
N'a,l,aged IN the two lower stories.
), - Renolds and Co. store much broken,
, sa'' articles floated away, and others al
most rainsd.
N loan Davis, two stores broken, nearly
,s NC articles IN one destroyed and saept
i 10 the other, much injured.
h. apaser and Minis. Stores partially bro
- ana much damage done.
oosa ! Lord aud 60. stores completely laid
~ and much lejary sustained.
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Sttras.ss9a T;ailp abagrt;ssg.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEsBER IS.

arrived YESTERDAY, brig Colurnhia DYE,
from Jamaica-was boarded By q French
privafeer aud treated politely.
sch'r Philip, Of tllis, port, was carried in
70 Jamaica for aajudication, for ATTEMPT
jag to get into Curacao acquitted vessel
and cargo.
4a0rkets at Tamajca----Fiour ,lolls.----
Sax Provisions tisu8.
The captain of the ship Hedsoa, arrived
al New. Y ork in 80 DAYS from Liverpool,
reports among other American vessels, the
ship Govsrnoy Strong, Clarke, of this port,
had arrived thege on the 9Th of August.
Our readers will find by this day'E paper,
that The late. storm has been mo't destruc-
tive IN The port of Savannah than our ac-
counts have, stated it to have been IN he
harbour Of Charleston.
8 GIN Ioat No. 4" (see the Savannah
head int preceding page, SIS safely lod8-
/" Ell in c2rnjseM on Wbitsmarsh Island,
/" abou eight miles from whence she was
. driven by the gale" 1t viii be matter
OF comfortto those who are solicitors about
the protection Of our comp'erce 10 be N
formed, that g il is aoped she will Be GOT of
without difficulty
The following Circular letter may be
useful information to the mercantile world.
/" Embdea, July 6, 1904.
We have the hoaorto coafrm our
circular lett Of the. 1st OF March aud
can to day state with certainty thar the
,rench Consul commissioned TO act at
Meppen has been recalled by his govern
ment, and Set out On lis departure or SAM
dav last, after having taken a polite and
friendly leayeot the magistfacy here.
g The following advice nom Meppin
dated the 81. inst. has also been recely-
ed here BY aa express.
The French commandant has received
orders 70 leave this town, anu the whole
territory OF Arnnherg, the day after to-
morrow !; ali goods may now pass iree ex-
cept wasllke stores, the conveyance OF
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which continues forbidden BY the govern.


n,ent llsgs.
:, This intelligence has caused the most
pleasing sensations here and we Can fur
siler add that no other French consul will
Come bi'aer /; bur taag the copvel ance by
Nleprin viii III future be as unntolssted as
twas before she occupying OF taa. place by
the F.-ehcl 'roops.
Tins favorable charge induces ns,o hope
shat your cdnsignmtnts to GERMANY will
greatly increasr; & wctili aeai!ougselyes
Of THIS opportunity again o offer yoa odr
services assnriaG you tilae We small aiwa5s
feel the grsa,esl p asure IN aelrg -bse,o
give YOU proof q 's,n s,acc.c desire to-
serve ltei.
yve o,a,n w;sh he gr~at. yt-,f~em
Van !a2t< i 20.
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broken dow and carried sons yards from
the foundation.
A vacant sga,e inuca eroken.
Samuel How arss:'s store, lower stagy sr5-
q ken AUD cons defabls ls sistsigsts
DsLnis and Nillsana strfs soasp ssly,
{ saept down, a5a almost al ies to.eases
lost, tog1IE.er VIII Si.s.s eek aslsS s.
A saiaii part 81 the .;,tssr nas ss7a recover
cd.
Hunter and M,ns's nsw SEQ os6a.siea
by thomas Eavxence, Ss.e iaa 80
wards the f5ser oroken aaS. TIE ies.ss-
ed. Considerable loss WAS sos.ad 81
Mr.. Lawrence.
5aaaes ASsllacs's store sassn l,sn .
the issan.tatiaa, sa9sie.t seser.s s.s.lss<l
tsFS rom the Whasd stood o. aal tiss-
bers scattered along more. It's c a.soas
enursiy lost.
Tae three last menaonsd stores
built slsis sommer.
Besides these stores enumerafsd scarce
one nsarfise sharyes but fsls suFfei est ii 81
ny from the u.l1es, Whien !oeaa lss Ma5
into then. Twas supposed thel tic aess!st.
4 OF water was from len IS twelve Yea above
I the common lsyslc srring tldSs, anu the
wavss run very high.
| 5SlasznnaS including aninthe har5our.
!. SHIPS.
] Brusus, Of Savannah, Gate Casuaiidad)
sroandsd about high wafer mark, near I.
/; and Il. Newell Store.
Gas1avia, u 81 Ti.omas, at Pusnarn's
/ wharf, aAoat, has almost all her topnasts
| and ioremast carried away.
! hfagdalen, OF Glasgow, upset, has her
/ boom much torn and is sunk by the wharf
/ uear Johnson and Robertson,
General Jackson, Of this port, her keel
! at high WAFER mark on M'Cfeeiie's wharf.
Mary OF Charleston, loaded with cotton
aud waiting for wind, driven on the wharf
| near the fort.
| BRICS.
Diamond, of New York, grounded at
Bottoms upper wharf.
Brandywine, of Savannah. grounded AT
low water mark, AT Wayne's wharf.
Hiram, of Savannah ON the piles of
| Williamson aud RIorePsiwharf, has several
| holes brok4 10 her bottom.
Minerva of Savannah, on the coffee
house wharf, above nlgn water mark.
scHooNERs,
Cornelia ofChar,esion, upset and sunk
near tiae shcre al Gordens wharf.
| Carolina, OF Charleston, grounded a.
Bottoms upper wharf.
Hanna, OF ST. Thomas's, on the corners
! .. two waarves, ABOVE nigh water mark,
her foremost broke dowa by the deck.
| York, OF ST. ois.lons, en- Craig ard
| Alischlli's wharf, above high water mark.
Savannah Packet, Of Charleston, On
| Johnson aad Rohertson's wharf, biiesd.
Hiram, o. New York, on Borougas and
| Starges wharf above high water mark, but
| injured.
Delight of Charleston, en- the piles at
Stark wharf, with one or two OF them
| TIL oueh her bottom,
/ Revenus Cater, Thomas Jefferson, on
| the wharf occupied by Hunter and Minis
new store, her main mast gone, her stern
| broken ort, and rudder uoshipped.
z. Amltie, French national Corvette,
high on NJ Credies wharf.
| 4 small boat name unknown, on the
same wharf, With both s.lasts broke and
/ bdget2.
i pilot boat belonging Scranton, 5
| feet higher thar high water marx, at Bel
cher wharf.
SLooPs.
! Thsmis, OF Beaufort, hlsh On Gosdon's wharf
| of Goelswhatchis, gEouided high
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FOR SALE.

7h1 Big Julia,
~ eshuf,hen about 900 Us. she is W.
,sss~ts s,ss-. Guilt oi lac bea materials, iaIsss.
: clnap"ieiy found and resey to teccivc car
For yeFrns apply to
JolsI.a Riddle.
oeg'. zaw
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BRICS.

Diamond, of New York, grounded at
Bottoms upper wharf.
Brandywiae, Of Savannah. grounded at
low Water mark, at Wayne's wharf.
Hiram, Of Savannah, on the piles OF
Williamson aud hlorel's'wharf, has several
holes brok4 10 her bottom.
Minerva of Savannah, On the coffee
house wharf, above nlgh water mark.
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MEMBERS chosen 10 serUe ia tie nert Gene
rat assembly Of this Commonwealth.
amherst, William II. Cabcll, Hudson NJ.
Garland, and nor Johs Camm, as fu6.
listed III a former fiafer.
Orange, James Barbour, Thomas Moore.
Robert Taylor, Senator.
Middleser, Elliot Muse, Robert Beverley
Daniel.
Essen, Lewis Booker, Thomas Wood.
King George, William Hoe, John Stew
art.
Westmoreland, John Campbell, Stephen
Bailey.
Northumberland, Thomas Downing, Rich
ard Edwards.
Lancaster, Ellison Currie, Col. Gibson.
1azeTceA, James Thompson, Henry Bowen.
augusta, Jacob Kinney, Robert Doake.
Madison, Robert Hill, William Madison.
amelia, Edmund Harrison, Thomas Ran
dolph.
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enemy TO religion. How weak must that
man be, whose mind can be Influenced by
such scandalous insinuations, connected
with such innocent occurrences Not
whale can drive ashore, and not have some
reference to the President not a ship
be on shore, but he has some hand in il.
The only thing which attends this shame
iul conduct, and which deserves imitation,
Is the behaviour the President. He qui.
ely and steadily pursues his wise mea-
sures, without any encouragement from
the violence or the folly employ ed against
him Republicans should initiate this
great example. Such mean articles could
not be employed, if serious truths were a.
hand. They betray their humble origin !;
and while envy can employ and malice
can invent such vile means of injury, the
duty of generous support should be more
sacred and more active.
Salem Req