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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
From the (Ne~- York; EVENING Posr.
30 THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

TIE fhocking catahrophe which has recent
" occurred, tcrmhating the life Of ALHxAw.
DER HAMILTON, and which has fpread gloom
over out city that i'll NOT be fpeedily diiiipatcd
demands that the ci'cumAsnccs which led to il,
or we're intimately connected with il. fhouid not
be concealed from lie world.--When they fhall
lie truly and fairly dIfcloied, however fome may
qu.fiion the foonlnefs OF his judgment on this
occziion, all mutt be ready TO do jaficc 70 the
purity Of his views.ind the nopleneis OF hin I'D
'ture. IL will only here be added, ,hat the au.
theotici,y Of the documents and The accuracy of
the infcrma,ionsh hich we have al laft obtained,
are beyond anygaeftiun; aud mut put an end
TO al niitskc { nifrepIefenta,ion.
The follCiog Is rhe corTefpondcncc that
paffed betwceuGcneraI Hamilton and Colonel
Burr, toserhessi,h an explanation Of the con.
duet, motives ,d views Of Gen. Hamilton, writ
ten with his an hand the evening before the
meeting took pee, sad only 70 have been ieen in
the deplo.able vent that followed.
No. I.
SIN, Ncsu rsrt. jim. s, 1904.
lend r. ycpr peruial lerter Eencd
Charles y. Cn.r.s which. though apparently
puhlhed iomeime ag,, has but very recently
come TO my lo~Iedge. Mr.. Van Nch who
does me the ear to deliver thi., will poin, out
20 you that Gle of the letter to which par
tieuiarly requiyour attention.
You mypcrceive Sir, the neceiliiy Of
prompt and qss!ifed sckn, ~ledgment or de-
nial Of the OF any expfefIion which woald
warrant the zr,ioas of d.. Cooper.
have the honor to be
Your obedient Servant,
Gen. Hauon. A. BgIR.
No. Z.
SIR, Nezo- York, Juse zofb, 1904.
have nrsr!y ref .eied on the fuhi-cf If your
letter ofthe n inf. & the more rejected. the
more have t,me convinced that could not
without mani impeopriety make rhe avowal OF
difavowzi VII you feem 70 think neceEary.
The clauie poid out by Mr.Van Nsfs is 10 thefe
terms, /" CO detail TO you FW mare dllpi-
rabk opinion ich Hamilton bas expvsgcd Of
MIR. Burr" endeavor to difcoyer ,ne mean
ing Of tbs deea,ion, was obliged 20 Geek in
the anteedentart of this letter fsr the opinion
20 whic'it retired, as having been already dif-
clofcd II four il in ,hcie words. I" General
Hsmiln and ,dse Kent have declared io la5-
fasce,,a' the looked upon Mr.. Barr TO be a
dageerf mazlni ore rvbo ougb; xt 10 be trEf-
ed scifbt sra Of gov-,ameaf."
lie isngege Of Dottor Cooper p!ainly
inpl that btcouhdered his opinion ~ you,
whihc attributes 70 me, as GsPeasie one,
bu, affirns that have excrehed fJme other.
fiiie d,jbnabk; without however, mentions
ing whom, when or where. Ii n eviden.
that: phrate q iti! more deIpicsbie" admits
Of lite fh,dcs. from very ligat 20 very dark.
HIM Sjuig. OF the degree in;snde1' : or
hoasl annex any Pcrcife idea TO language
fo.inite!
tween GentleEer, de(bicabk and more
dir are nor worth the pains Of a diitinc-
tit When therefore you do not interrogate
msto the opinion which !, f5ec6cAlly afcrib-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

SIR, NO. o.
The letter which you ytaerdsy delivered
me, and your fubiequent comnonieatioo, IN
Col. Buu's opinion, evince no dfPo6iion on
the part Of Gen. Hamilton TO come TO fatisiac-
tory explanation. The injury complsincd OF,
and the rspara,ion e1Peasd, arc 70 definitely eS-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
ADMIRAL NELSON,

EIeHr years old last spring, beautiful well
io''neo Drown hay horse, imported last fall by
William Lish,foot, ESQ. and now hi, property,
htteen hands three inches and half high full of
strength health and yigor, and inferior TO no
horse either for speed or bottom 4; of fine bone
anA muscle and unequalled activity VIII stand
~ my Stables this season. in Powhstan county,
20 mile, above Richmond. on Jane, river, and
will be lst 10 mares 1t Three Guineas the leap,
PAID down. and Six the season, With 4. Cd 20 the
groom but the season NAV be dAcharged by the
payment OF 70 dollars or before The 1st Novem
Der The season will end ist August Good and
extensive pastures gratis, and servant. found
while attending their mares. no responsibility
tor involuntary escapes or accidents.
ihis horse ma, not run many races bur his per-
torrnNnces will sufficiently justify the opinion of
Lord Crosvenor and mis- SON. who certify that they
considered him the best three year old in En-
gland, which may be seen under their hand, and
seals.
In Oaober 1898, at New-M,rket, he won a
sweepstakes of 400 guneas, 10 subscribers at
200 gu'neas each, half forfeit, colts carving 3
stone BIB hilie' stone, beating Sir Harry. MS
Cookscn'sb b, Sir Peter. Mr. PENN. b c.
Young JAveln Sir Francis S;andsh's ch Split
Pig-on-S to ASaiEs, Admiral Nelson 7 to 4
against SIR HAIR. TO l against Split Pigeo
and ~ 20 l against Young T1vslin.
In lT99 he won sweepstakes of15e0 guineas,
IA subscribers at 2cO gninea. each, bearing Lord
E<'emon''s c. by Pr-cep,or, OUT of Bob Tail
NJ. PerrinA b. c. JNven, and MIR. Goliins's
Bnaster-3 to on Admiral Nelson In 1900
he got so much injured in his practice that he did
not come ON the turf again until 1903 when he
won purse N (, 50. 4 mile heats. bearing seve-
"a! hne hoT'es-See Sporting Magazine for this
year.
p f d REE
ADMIRAL NELSON was bed by Lord
Grosvencr, got Nv John Bull, and fcaled in l795
his dam Olivia, BY Justice her dam Cypher b.
SOURCE 9ur OF Fr:the's dam, by Regrlus See
Supplement to the Stud Book. page 81.
JOHN HARRIS
! n B. Ro'es fer the six guineas must be sent
with the rnNres. wS,u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

paironize the vic4 orlying to answer Par
~ purposes, how 1t happened that the
French Government dropped its claim
on the loss of the da,ursesrt ? The soluti
on to the question will be found in the
" extraordinary rchqirS," so much com.
p!aIncd OF, by which, instead of any loss,
there was an absolute saving to the United
states OF at least 100000 dollars, being
the difference of what must otherwise
have been paid for the Insurgent, aud the
inconsidcrable cost of few extrinsic or
naments, and for which this claim was gil
ven up. Can Federal economy produce
an item like this No, yet they can say,
that
When The Devil -uas sick, The DevH a
Monk would tie,
Bur 'phen The OeUil zvas well, The Devil a
Monk ryas he.
(Salem Regiater.)
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I he Vi?-qinta AYqus.
RICH OND:
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1901.

1dlnendhl.1l q !Ae consfitution-On the
I'm INST the senate of the state OF New
York took into consideration the proposal
OF congress TO amend the constitution !;
some difference of opinion was at frst
manifested but Oh the question being put
the resolution was adopted without d.
vision. On tse 9Th the subject was to have
come before the house of representatives,
whsrc the issue will no doubt be equally
favorable.
The amendment has also been adopted
by the House Of Representatives without
a division.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

Here that vannpyfe OF freedom. dispenser
of fears,
o. Ieil grants the engine and roA,
No Proud, pampcr'd priesthood estGbESh'd
appears
10 proclaim the war-whoop from their
God -!
But here ye'd behold on our country's
strong tower
a phenomenon boldly display'd;
Meek philosophy welding The emblems of
power,
In the white garb of justice array'd.
Surround her CoIumbians-our hearts and
oar hands
Be devoted her cause to sustain;
Let us swear that united in freedoms
strong bands,
Well preserve her from biemish or
stain.
Hail beiov'd Of thy country, her pride and
her choice,
Loud applause shall attend thy great
name;
In the shade of thy olive shall millions re-
joice,
And sheir JefTerson's praises proclaim.
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Notice.

T'HosE that have any cisns against the e.,s,,
OF Alice Lemay, dec. lat- Of Hanover county.
"ih MAKE them known--and those that may b.
indebted, will please 20 make payr1rrt.
w. ANDERSON, Admir-.
wi-h tho will annexed.
Carolins, Feb. 1e, 1904 2,
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NJ ARRIED.

Lately in New = .mpshire, Mr.. William
LengfNow, to Mis-. Elizabeth Short
There are some good matches, some bad
matches, and even some happy matches !;
but this may be said to be no nia.sh at ali.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
NOTICE.

I y pursuance OF the Aa OF ths General Assem-.
bly,. passed on the 2lth dav Of I,nu,y, tsOq
tar more eheAusHy preventing the obs,ruA;on TO
the passage Of Fish, in m, sreAt fall, Of lame.
riveT' ~ prrFons concerned srv heteb, reeuir.d
70 con- orr' 60 the provisions Of the said s, on or
betore INC lst day Of M-ych ensuing. Otherwise
they will be drblt with ~ he said n direa,.
JOHH MOODY. Ssrve,or.
Richmond, 20rh FEB 1905. 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

The Senate of the United States have
na'scd the Salary bill--Yeas 2o-Nays7.
Inc signature OF the President only is re-
CURED To MAJ this bill law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
Tie beautiful and fh0roNgh bred 75rsc,
ID i N @ A n NON

!rpGt.d BY Jobn 7:y!oe, E.g Of l,foant 4iry,
NIiLL nsnd the eufiliur fcsron, :, nv
W hou|e. in Se~ Krnt county, ard will 60.
ver mares at thc moder7 q MICE Of Sour D3lI.r.
i'- leap, aud Twelve Doil,r. the rcsfon ; which
may he difshsrged By the payment Of Eiys, Dol
I'", il paid By 'he tssh OF AuguG, at which time
che 'eafrn VIII expire.
Good and -rtenSve paaer,se grl.i,. bst I viii
no: be aS'v.rab'e FOR efcspe- or o,h.r accidents.
Mare may be FED at 'he zrsnI prc. oil srais. and
ieFVAnts boarded, gratis,
WILLIAM %EAUx.
t~A") Re'' Hoi,s old Forge.
PE DIo RgE
] DO hereby certify. THAI the Bev Col, fold
JohA Tsyise. hfa. Of .Mount Airy. we, bred BY
NJ, and 10 now thee ye.rS old va, 90, bS Dun
g@'S'on; dam hY Ccndu2or; rr.nd.m (Fir,l
By Squirrel; grea, Prsndsa. (Isnnl Nv BLANK
g-s': rr-" gTsndam by Graz, out Of an own
GAeT 10 Old Partner.
P o'KBLLEY, (:=al)
Dated CsnIons, Dlidd!e'cN,
Setf lSt. 1877
10 certify he above TO he he ped;sree re-.
ce'"ed rom NJ. O'G.ii>y, Of ny imported col,
cangara"2 Tod This DAY tn VILLAIN H.rri. and
P'H ihi'U.sn. for Five Haudrrd Ounces. has.
ioid his" OK ot sysin;-p. intending TO have ran
him here Tor Tomorrow yurf-.
JOHN TAYLOE.
IeppsbAnnock My "a f-os
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

4 London paper of Nov. 90, says" The
commissioners appointed by aGt of parlia-
went, under the Convention with The U.
1Hed States of America, have given no.
tice, that in estimating under the Conven.
ton the loss sustained by claimants, they
WI IN no case allow compound interest for
The time subsequent TO the period where
IN lawful impedImsnts had existed it
might reasonably be held that snch claim
ants would have recovered their debts"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
(Salem Regiater.)

The word addition is often used OF late
to signify ornament. 81 think" said a
farmer the other day, ait will be great
addition 20 my garden, if make it small
er, and take better care oft"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

scrioer about the first of JAnuNry. negro man.
"H'ned HARRY F; he is \ small fellow and very
dark complexion, with large Full e,e, particular
iy when Narmed or intozics,ed, which he will Of.
tan b- 1t Ne can Be- liquor. lie had when he
went ~ blue cost, negro cotton brooches and
white hat with very large csoW1.-he told some
OF the neSross in ne neig nbcrhood thar he should
80 20 the city OF Washing on TO see hi. brother.
~ho - 'he pTopeT'r OF MIR. Richard Frazer Of
'Is6 Piiee' 1nt That no should Er't 30 by the way
II Richmond and endeavcr TO procure free n,,.
and from thence to Washington. ANY person
who will take up she said negro and ascnre hin,
in jail 30 thu; ger him again, sh.ll receive
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
THOS. \. EVANS.
King William county, Frs1sr's)
Ferry, February 20, 1903. rlw7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

.VEW- foRk, Feb, I3.
Last evening arrived here the ship Hal.
cyon, capt. Rosseter-She left London the
2bth OF November, and Cowes the 4ih of
b1cember, and furnishes London papers
OF the I'd, four DAYS later than before re
ceived. They afford nothing new. Eve
ry thing remained as per former advices.
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d r u 7 D.

a Chestnut, elegantly formed. near sixteen
L hands high, twelve years ola IL perform
anceS nave been equal 70 any horse IN Englsnd
as wiii appear BY reference 70 the Racing Calea-
dars He will be Ter TO mares at SlX GUIN:E6S
the season. which may be discharged bv the pune
tnal payment Of twenty ID )llars during the SEA-
son Three Guineas the leap, to be paid down,
and Ten Guncas insurance, ard One Dollar TO
the Groom III each casc--.h- insurance money de-
rnzndsble if the property OF the mare be changed
after the first OF August next. at which time the
season viii eXpre.-Cood and extensive pa,ra.
rage, and the board of boys sent with mares, Ora
tbs; bur will not be responsible for escapes or
act dents Mares viii be fed on moderate terms
ifrequired, for which the money must be sent.
THOMAS BRANCH.
DRUID was bred by Earl Groavenor. and got
by P1toooooooo. son of Eclipse y his dam a..
famous Maid of Oaks) by King Herod hi.
gr'ndam Rarity, by Matchem; his great grsn-
dam, called Snap Dragon, by Snap his r,sA,
great grandam, by Regulus his great, great
great grAniam. by Bartlett's G,il,aeTs hi, great
great, great great grandsm. by Honeywood',
Arabian. out of the dam Of tie two True Blues.
DRUID started for the first tne) =, New
Market, III the Craven Meeting, 1898. for
Sweepstakes Of 500 guineas each, "a subscyibersl
aud dead heat with the Duke of Bedford'S
rop Gallant, brother 10 SKY Scrsper, who tine
same day beat Lord Egremont's Cohanna fer
another Sweepstakes In the same Meeting
Druid won Sweerstakes Of 1000 guineas each
| g subscribers) beating the Duke Of BedGord's
Hydra
In 1894, New Marker Craven Meeting, Druid
won Sweepstakes of 500 guineas each, g sub
strberS) ID / beating the Duke of Bedforl's
Top Gallant and N The same Meeting won the
second class of the OAKLAND Siskes Of so suineas
each, III subscn5er5) beating Kit Carr. Excise
man, BuzzaTd, Coriandeg, Cohanna, Heroine.
Patriot, and several OTHERS.
In l795. he only started once being used chiefly
as a trial horse
In 1896, New Market first Spring Meeting he
won Sweepstakes Of 200 guineas each, "a sub
scTihers) beating Mr.. Churchi's Poet. ard yivj- y
him 19lbs. the two middle miles The dav fol-
lowing he won plate Of 50i beating Lord Sack
vi.lc's Silver Mr. Wilson's Eliza, and Mr.. ord.
Mulespenner, the round course, 4 miles El;z,
afterwards won the Kings Plate, and great
subscription at York
In 1877, Druid won The second class Of the
Oatlaud Stakes, beating Vret, Sprea al Fayie. ar,,
many others He also won the main of the Ga,
land Stakes. beating the famous horse Remington
In 1885, Druid won a sol Plate a. New. M,r
ket beating sir G. Bunbury's Grey Hound and
Mr. Garder's mare, the round course-aod Won
the DUKE Of Nmlb0rougA's Plate at Oxford be,f.
ius hr. Ladies truss, 3 ME h.ats. vat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
VIII be sold, on Thursday the first dsy OF
March next At the Eagle Tavern rhe
I + II f. M f. N rs

BELONGING 70 Col. John Steele. in ,bs ei,v
Vt Richmond. which consist Of three half ,cre
Lots. adjoining thst Of The Eey. John ID Blsn',
in a desirable part Of the city
On he premises 5 Dwelling Houss, with
two rooms on floor. with number Of fruit ard
ornaments Ttees. situate on tie corner let; and
on one ct the o'hsrloi'iI small Dwelling-House
The payments will be made Convenient to M.
p"ehaser or further particulars. apply 70
THO'ftS TAYLOR + Co. Iaefigns,7p.
Richmond, Fsbiuary Path, 1904.
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tits rumorcd, that our government, find
ing that the boundaries of the Louisiana
cession are underlined by the late treaty.
have retained six millions OF sbe purchase
money as security for the equitable adj
jnstment Of this important point. lis on
this subject that MIR. Harvic is TO proceed
to France. (I6k. Tyue inner
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

In North Carolina, they have provided
10 raise the state tax for 1904. assessing g
pence upon every 100 acres Of land !;
shIIlings upon every poll; and Q shit
lngs upon every 100 pounds value intowp
los All free males are to pay The poll
tx, from . To SO years of age. Alls!aves
from IL 10 50 years. Al pedlar's must
be licenced. Merchants stores must
pay so shiliiups. All who break bulk, or
retail goods, il they pay no duties to the
United States, must pay so shillings. No
sinking fund tax 10 he paid his year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
Louisa County, February
Court, 1904.

Court, 1904.
Henry Garter and Fanny BIS zvif. late Frn,,yo
GARRISON. .Jpsebb Dpid and Lu-y BIS ysifc
late Lucg ClI,k'9n Tihon,de efores amt Ca
t5ari'e bis ypife iJfe Catbuire CLa-ksoa. q
Jo5g GARRISON, and Timeg Clay&snn, Charles -
Gael, Francis H55ses and EEsabe.b III,
Vife tate EhGa6tt5 Clac&, Stephen Foster -
and Narcy Foster by 7'bomGs 6 ,-fre, their =
guardian and next fc;rp}. Sl'ky .1oh~s0 x
Befidmia T2beSln, PNi7 .fobHson, Cba-'cs G
McR1ct Suss--':z Age.iiock b. .Toseb5 San :
ford Der guardian artnext .fienl h'iN:rni :
.f9rdoa an fsse bis uife lat fnnc Nell CO. =
EiNiam Hiey, C5a,les H.iLeg. Ira la -
H1Rer. Henry Haiiy, George Halle. III -
r. EeIloct, 4gatba Ne lack, ant George Q
6HeAsak beirs ef George lledloct, deceased. ,,
&C AINsr bia:mifs -
5oba Di;iiaaoa, FJe4erick Harris md WI
liam Turner, dejeHi,fnfs
THR defendant Dickinson, not having entered
his appearance and given security according
70 the at Of assembly and the rules Of This court,
and :, appearing 70 the satisfaction of the court
that said Dickinson is not an inhabl,ant of his
state lis ordered aud aecreed by the Court, that
the said Dickinson do appear here on the second
dav of DAY court next 70 answer the complain
ants bill! and tina, caps of this orler be forth
with ip-.vtcd in some Of the Richmond newspa
pers fU eE't weeks successfully and published
the front daor Of this courthouse on some court
day
a copy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

Some Gme ago the r deral economists
we've very uo'ay in their lamcn,a,iou of
what they were pless 10 call the lavish
expenditure Of I've Public Money on the
repairs of the Be5ccan Nov as nothing
is more easy than 10 forsake truth when
we wish TO impose on the ignorance of o.
theirs, or TO display n .I1Ht where none ex-
lists by giving a partial representation e.
ven ofHG's themselves--wew would inquire
O! those candid and superior minds who
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THE committee appoint

ed TO receive subscriptions and make arrange.
mems for Il FESTIV AL 90 he furnished in the
city of Richmond, oil Monday the 5,h of March
next. an celebration Of the 18th of March, as an
epoch in the political history of the United States
which ought always 10 awaken the pure.t sensa-
lions OF the Americah patriot. invite their repub-
lican brethren OF Richmond, Manchester and the
adjacent counties, 10 meet and unite with them
on that day which restored to the genuine urin-
,ciples of 70, and removed the alarms which had
c'1uded the faiTes, prospects of American Liberty
and Independence. Tickets Of admission NAV h.
Obtained from any member, or the chairman of
the committee on the day &C the festival or on
any day previous thereto, upon application.
BY order Of the committee,
ROBERT MITCHELL, Chairman.
Richmond, Feb IL, 1884 At
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o cover the ensuing seasoI At my stable in
CheSterasid county, near Codes and Bcvil's
Bridges, the high-bred, we'll Known English,
Racer
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IcHN POINDEXrER. c. c.
Hjpg YjiEJyt,

h''5 WfHtHnf.
DURsUANT 20 the within warrant to US dretf-
y ed, we have this day viewed AN es'ray Mare.
shewn TO ssy John SuiienS of this county and
do find the same to be yellow bay mare about
4 feet a. inches high, five years old, with a
scar or the left side across the ribs and lump on
the lefy nostril docked but not branded and VIC
do apDraise the said mare 20 the sum of seven
pounds shi!lings. Certified under our hands,
this 5;h day Of luly. 1898
Jfno Batler, Vim. Blake, Pic51rd Cochran.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

1.-THE following is MIR. JEFFRRsoN's An
swer to the Address from the I.egisla.
ture OF Vermont, published in our pa
perrin Decenher last.
To me Gen. .H8SenI5iy of the stcte Of Vermont.
join you, fcIow-citizens, in grateful
ackno"ledg rncnts to the Ruler ofthe Uni
verse, for the prosperous situation Of our
common country, rs rapid increase of
wealth and population. and our secure and
uninterrupted enjoyment of life, liberty &
property. He conducted our fathers to
this chosen land, he has maintained US in
II, IN prosperity and safety, and has open
ed the hearts of the nations, civilized and
sayag tn Yield To- us enlargement of terri.
tory, as we have increased IN numbers, 10
'iil it with the blessings Of peace, freedom
and self government. Il must be great
solace to every viriuOus mind, that the
countries lately acquired, are for equiya-
Tents honesty paid, and come to us TN
stained with blood.
Sensible as we arc ofthe superior advan-
tares ofC!yil life. of the nourishment which
industry provides for the body, and science
for the mind and morals, il is our duly to
associate our Indian neighbors in these
blessings, and to teach them to become fit
members Of organised society.
The spirit which manifested itseifoa the
suspension Of our right OF deposit, at New
Orleans, the cool and collected firmnsss
with which our citizens awaited the opera
lions of our government for its penc%able
restoration, their presen, appreciation OF a
conduct strictly neutral and just, between
the covers Of Europe now in contention,
eY'nce dispositions which ought to secure
their peace, to prote6 their industry from
new burthens, their citizens from violence,
and their commerce rom spoliation.
TIE falsehOods and irdecercies vou aliiide
fo.in 7ojiich certain presses induce hbenselres
Aa5itHaly, d:tcafMrir 1zgss o5jecfbefore just
ami enlightened hubGc. 7His unenyiable and
only resource, ict IL be- oar cndeavor Ia leave
H"m, by an honeSt and earnest fursi4i of'the
ta5hc hiro&herty.
thank YOU fellow citizens Tor the aHec
,iona'e expressions Of your couern for my
happiness present and future and pray
| heaven to have Yourselves, as well az our
common country in its holy keeping.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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4 FRESH SUPPLI' Or
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Patent Medicines,

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permint Lozenges. Botanical Tea lance pow
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Lost, a Tobacco Note.

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inspected at Byrd's Warehouse. the Sin January
iast-No. 1172, 1874 1874. Nett. will giyc ,
reward OF Two Dollars 10 any person who v, III
deliver the said more me- the inspectors a, tho
SAID warehouse notifying at the same time il will
nor be legal Tor Any person 20 purchase the said
n9'e' as shall take the legal mode otaw dirett.
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