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Warren, July Q.

EEIS day easne the plaintiff by his council, and
i the defendant not having entered his appear.
anee and given feeurity according to the act Of al
emby and the rules OF this court and appearing TO
the iasaction of the COURT that he IS nor an inhabi-
rant of this country, the motion Of the plaintiff it is
Decreed and Ordered, That the defendant do appear
here on the fri day of the next quarterly term, and
aniwer the bill of the plaintiff: and that cop Of
this order be forthwith pubiHed in fome one of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for two
months iuceevely, and that another copy be polled
at the front door of the Courthouie in this county.
Copy. TeGe,
THOS: POLLARD, d CHE
May &c. rr2m(
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07

tn. leading Members ofthe Senate, the
legislative body. and th- Irlbaaate' who
have been induced from fear and nope, to
propose and push on'hls appointment TO tae
iimperial dignity, were chosen By hn fro m
am,oo the mos jealous of the earliest re-
volusionlsts, and advocates OF the flights OF
Man. These persons had remained IN the
enjoyment of an appearance OF power an6
influence and with that intaitiye foresight
nee nliar 20 him, of the sanction 1t would
lend to his usurpation, IN order TO disaon-
or the last remaining representatives OF the
Con1srcets, the Rolands, and the bris-
sots, he borrowed their title to institute nus
own power. -
Debasing these earlier revolutioRHts stla
more than they were in the public opinion,
by making shem, in their places the I'M
mediate implements of his ambition, ne has
increased, with cunning worthy OF him,
the disgust of the unfortunate French Peo"
ple. at the recollection of that revolution.
through which, IN seas of blood, they had
been dragged by those erectors OF the
throne of the UsurPer.
Having we'll studied the character OF this
people, Bonaparte adopted the plan OF as
tonishing them with his glory and his ex-
ploits.s But in removing every body that
might divide this glory with him IN the
public mind, and gratifying his own innate
thirst of dominion and impatience OF COM
trout, he has left himself on a dangerous
pinnacle; he has placed himself in such a
situation, that the least slip must be fatal
to his projects, to his family, and TO his In
sti,u ions, which have no root in the habits,
in the affections, or IN the real interests OF
the people OF France.
TO be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07

united force OF victory anu intrigue tHey
have annlhilated the ovesgrown government
of the emperors, already prepared tor the
event bv us own extent, It's distractions and
Its wees.
Il is enc pc cul:ar feature of the Mahrat-
ia government, that the empire always SON
siders itself in a state OF war. Inns cir
cumstance entirely results from the unset.
tied and fluctuatiag state OF the internal co.
vernment; their recent acquisitions IN nIn.
dostau, held only by the sword, and the ne
cesslty they are under OF compelling the
payment OF the chour, always given with
reluctance, and frequently exlorted by ac-
tual force. Bur, independently OF these
motives, war is with them source OF re-
venge, as the different chiefs OF the empire
make annual campaigns, In the districts
which have not yet been brought to a state
of subsection or actual servitude.
The Mahrattas never come TO action
without having first endeavored TO negocl-
ate they even very rarely engage when
they come 10 sight of the 4enemy-but IN.
less attacked will remain in shelr camp ma.
ny days; during ibis time they harrass their
aegersaries, BY cutting off forage aud sup
plies, and destroying the adjacent country
and neverrxcept in the last extremity come
to close action.
The Mshratta cavalry at times make se.
ny long and rapid marches in WHICH they
do not suffer themselves TO be interrupted
by the monsoon, or any violence of weather
In very pressing exgcncies 1t IS lncredi-
BILE the fatigue thai tEahra,ta horseman
will endure frequently many days pass
wilhou. his enjoying one regular meat;-
but he depeads entirely for subsistence on
the different corn6elds through which the
army pass few heads of joary which he
chates in his hands while on horeback, vii!
serve him FOR the day. HIS horse subsss
en- the same fare aud wiki the addition q
opium, which the Manrastas frequently adj
minister to their cattle, they are enabled
70 perform Incredible marches. Should
the army even be incumbefed with heavy
artlllery, they still move with very grea
selerity, as there is always an advanced
guard ofcayaIry detached 10 press draugh'
| bullocks frori every town in sight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
BOSTON, October 50.

We expect shortly to hear OF snteresting
intelligence from the vicinity of Cad'S !;
in which por, bopst a We =. ,,oa-aI
Lord Nelson, at the last dates, had set off
10 take the command of the British feet
blockading tina; port; and from the cirtum-
stance of his having unlimited orders, the
choice of his officers, aud from the protest.
onal character of the commanders of the
ships already gone thiher under Ceiling.
wood and Calder: we expect he will at.
rempt the destruction of the feet in Cadiz
harbor. Of the ships Re will command,
are the following heavy vessels
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IMRERIAL DEGREE.
fnaues /. Embtref Hauti,

'To9ues l. Emperor Eayh,
Commander in chief of the armies by the
Grace of God and the constitutional law
!. - OF the state.
DESTROYS to dispense equally and with
oat distinction the favours of the govern
ment, and 70 secure &c the authorised con-
sienees, and this without respect tc private
interests or particular privileges, the ben
ehts resulting from the imperial DEGREES,
Aug. present year:
DEGREES as follows, to be executed thro''
out the whole extent of the empire.
Articls I.
All authorised commercial houses tor re.
ce;ving consignmen's shall have and exer'
else equal and similar rights, agreeably to
the favor granted by the above mentioned
law.
Q. Consequently according to the pr'nei-
pie of the preceding article, each conslgnn'
nee shall be permitted in his turn, and toll
owing the order of the number athAsa 10
his commission, to sell and have response
bility of foreign vessels.
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From late London Papers.
THE VI 4 II K A I L a S.


The following particulars of these extra.
ordinary people, with whom the Eugllsh
government In India is now at war, are ex-
tracted from letter written few years a
go by an officer in the service OF the Pelsh-
wa:
Gibbon, in his History of the Decline &
Fall of the Roman Empire, in speaking OF
the Tartars, observes, that pastoral PEG
Die are, above all others, the most inclined
and best cultivated for war. This remark
has both truth and novelty to recommend
it and may be farther confirmed by being
applied to the Mahrattas, people whose
occupations are partly rural. Homer men
tons Prncesses lot sEa9n fd n fnB r.
-fAcan Affirm having seen daughters of a
Prince Gable to bring an army inIo the field
much larger than the whole Greek Confe-
deracy} making bread with her own hands,
and Otherwise employed in the ordinary bu.
siness of domestic housewifery. | have
seen most powerful Chief OF the Empire,
after day of action. assist in kudiag
fire to keep himself warn during The night,
and sitting ona spread saddle cloth dictat-
ing to his secretaries, and otherwise dis,
charging the duties of his station. This
primeval plaluoess operates on the whole
people. There is no distinction of sent,
ment to be di:cerned; the Prince and his
domestic think exactly in the same way,
and express themselves in the same terms.
Perhaps 40 country or earth is better call
cplated for the purpose Of defensive war
than that of the Mahrattas so thar, wha,ea
yer be the fortune of the Mahra,,as IN the
field, we may safely pronounce, that in their
owa country, they will always be impieg.
nable; of this truth the Emperor Aureng-
zede, who made some aste apts 70 sublu
gate it, appeared latterly TO be convinced
for, when actingin the Deccan, in the ut.
most plenitude of his power, he thoughts 1t
more prudent TO submit TO the deprada;ians
OF SAVAGE, the great founder Of the M ah-
rata empire, than atsmpt the parsuit, thro'
a mountainous country, CT a fugitive army,
that he might possibly diaPerse bat never
defeat. Yet these were the people then aP-
parentlv moons siderable, that were destined
by Providence to oVertarn the empire be
was lasoring to extend; who, lssulag from
their mountains and vallies, have, in less
than century, the whole fabric of Mahom-
medan greatness, and erected fer slIem-
selves an independent government, OF the
ruins of an empire of seven hundred years
duration: perhaps such sudden accession
of dominion, from so obscure an origin, is
without parallel in the annals of mankind.
About IS years ago the Mahrattas were
strong enough to contend with the Mussnl-
mans for the supreme dominion of Hindos-
tan. Attic famous battle Of Panniput, the
strength of both parties contested
for the empire. The Mahrattas were de.
feared, but they were neither dispersed nor
subdued. Their steady policy, moving pro-
gressively to it's grand object of universal
dominion, was not to be diverted from it's
course by single overthrow but by the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.

Arrived on Saturday, schooner Adela'
captain Auten, Is. days from Cape Fran
co.'s. Bv his arrival we have seen Cape pa.
pers to the 4th ult. from which we have
translated the following DEGREES, regulating
The trade of the Haytian empire:
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NETWORK, November 4.

"A gentleman lately from Point Petre, in
forms Us thaswhen the British frigate Cam
brian captured the French privateer NATL
da, as of Der men were put on board The
schooner Flying Fish bound fer Bermuda,
and arrived at ST. Georges in safety on the
I'd of October; on which day, whilst the
crew were below, the French prisoners fas-
tened down the matches upon them, and
succeeded in carving the schooner INTO
Guadalupe under ErgFish colors. This
enterprise was effected az two o'clock in the
afternoon, and in so quiet manner as to
excite no alarm 10 the minds of the people
on shore, who. Witnessed her departure
without suspicion.
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PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE.

A pamphlet containing many curious par
tieulars of she.presSnt state OF France, &
IFS governments has lasely beea publish.
ed, writteu by an Englishmaa who 60.
capped from France in the mocth OF May
last. The following among other ex-
tracts, will serve TO CRAFTY the read
er:
yy1rhe Ganer,nmeilf.
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The rest are 74's all con- handed by
dashipg captains. His force will be about
sc sail Of the line.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07

Captain Green, Of the brig Franklin, in.
forms US that the British frigate Cambrian
captured off the Hook on Friday afternoon,
the ship James and Willian, of Ports.
mouth, N. H. from the Isle of France for
New York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07

Arrived, ship Thomas, Dawson, from
Norfolk, in distress, bound TO Jamaica,
having sprung aleak and obliged TO throw
out part of her cargo. Captain Dawson
picked up at sea, captain Hills and crew of
the Good Intent, of Philadelphia, out AZ
days from Philadelphia. The Good Inteat
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-01
A VALUABLE pT.ANTATION-

YlNG on Fighting creek, in this county, will be
Il offered for lae to the bighefl bidder at Powba.
ran April court which is the 17th day of the month
IS iuppoied to contain sos acres but previous to
the day oiale, furvey will be made thereof, and
plot exhibited on that day in the mean time, il will
DC ihewn to any perfon derous Of viewing it, either
by myieh or my overfeer living thereon. # is di-
tant from Richmond so mites, Peterfburgh 10 /;
James river 10 AlPPamattox and is thought by
judges to contain body of coal A fnall rropor,;-
on OF the parehaie money viii be required 10 hand
one hall Of the remainder on the IN day Of January
next, and the balance in two equal annual payments
Tor which feeurity on the land or o,herwiie will
be expected.
DRETT RANDOLPH.
Pighting-creek, Po~ha,sn
county, Feb. ~, 1905 efsw'
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CHARLESTON. 7ebrnarr Il.

The faf filling fchooner Dam, captain Fiji
err, arrived This morning, in 5 DAYS from Uavan-
ma. An embargo had exfed for two Months
previous, and was taken of three days before
captain Fiber failed. The port was biocladed
by three Britin, frigates, a noor Of war. and
brig. This fGradron. 1t was faid, had captur-
ed SpanifI packet, and valuable hip from
Vera Cruz, with con6dcrahlc quantity offpe-
Gle on board. This M veftl was taken clofs
in with the Moro.-Tbere had been no arri-
walls at HAVANA from Spain for fo:ne time raR.
Al Briith property at the Havana had been
ieized. Capt. Fiber was chafcd By one of the
b'ockadiDg fquadron, but efcaped by fupe,ior
falling. Tire Tires.
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.-ss..s.sss.ssss ~---ssss'r-sFS ss~sr-S=s-s
body, and mail be compelled TO give evidence
againit himfelf, in the preience of an attended
univerie. To this Omniicient Judge, at that
awful hour, he now appeals for the reetitude
and purity of his conduct, as to all the matters
ofwhich he is this day accufsd.
He hath now only to adjure each member of
this honorable court, by the living GOD, and
in his holy name, to render impartial iuitce to
him, according to the contribution and laws of
the United States. He makes this foismn de-
mand of each member, by all his hopes of
happinefs in the world to come, which he will
have voluntarily rcnoupced by the oath he has
taken; if he fhall wilfuly do this 7. fpondent in
fuitice, or difregard the contribution or laws OF
the United States, which he has foemuy
fworn to make the rule and itaRdard of his
judgment. and aecition.
SAMUEL CHASE.
Atrue copy,
Atten,
SAMUEL A. OTIS, Sec'ry.
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FROM wAsHtvcros, February "a.

"In the houfe Of representatives, this day,
The report Of the f-cretAry Of nate concerning
the names, &c. ofthe Yazoo claimants, called
for Ivy the motion Of MIR. Clark, Of VIRGINIA,
was Preieuted and ordered 60 be piinietl--0rrg
60, nosJ 80. This report comprehtnds, how
ever, not more than the names Of one in ev-rv
hundred ofttofe actually concerned you urh
not infer from this that the fccretary has made
partial report, the sa6t is majority Of ,re
claimants act hy agents, whole naIvcs alone APP
pear, o. this location Matthew 4; On took a.
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ITO be eonfinued.)

A IL perfons indebted to the etate Of the late
\ Doctor Js6n Br'eksn5roggb, are requcfled to
come forward and make immediate payment; thofe
who have claims agaiu the eaate, will be peafed TO
make them known, in order that provifion may be
made for their diicharge. Mr.. Edward Ware is au-
thoried to collecl the debts due in Eex and King g.
Queen counties, and Capt. VIM. Bragg in Richmond
and Wehmorelaud.
THOMAS BROCKENBRO OUCH.
Admir- with the will annexed.
Tappahannock, March (, 1905. (cFs0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-01

TIE Eiv a,1csnhunt-has been rejected by:
fernVonf NrSv-11,L
Rbo1t L21ad Nr7t-T.rif,
MrTr- Hameeire PrrrGiraaia
Marviard 1-;,,;,;,
SOnt6 Carolina No,,b Coroliaz
ke"fn:ty 2mosG;e
Georgia Obn
The confederation of the fubieSf was r,n,o,.a r.
model way of rejecting, to wound r., r.,ngs rs
the Eiiex Junto) by
Connecticut ard DrL,-rcy.
So that this diibrganizing fchen,e had be. -o,,,c
ed by MaGachufetts, and approved by no OTHER 1,,.
The proceedings OF the Legislatures of the revarsI
ftates this uhIeet, we have conceived it our dutv
TO detail, theCe relnutions OF azeyI were unopr
-ionably the entering wedge for complete fcDa,
ton OF the Union.-When Tire fuhiea was taken ~,
IN the iegilature of the fate Of Ohio TIE follow;,
reiolu,ons were adopted--n the Senate ave, eleven
twoin the Houfe of Representatives ,,., +,vc,-.
nine, noes one A.,
STATE OF OHIO.
IN GENERALAssEunLY
Whereas the governor Of tbs Gate hath .-anCa,:-
ted to this afembly, refoluor Of the einat,ire Of
the commonwealth Of Mafiachuittts in(r1,Ynr .I.;r
Senators in the Congrefs oFthe United State 10 ,i,.
all proper and legal mealures to obtain an a,nen,n,.
TO the contribution tie Uned States 10 rhat r,rr
ientatives may be appointed among their f-vers fas
according TO the number of their free inhabitants rs
lpectiVely, accompanied with reQuet that in,i!ar
meaiures may be adopted BIZ the ieyiilatrre
The General Anenlblv afcrelaid copGderi,,c TIA.
the contribution Of the u. States in or,e OF its eadnr
features, is the reiult of comrromife and rutal f
lancing of inerefs between The fevcra Gates p,rtcr
larry that clauc which admits - 81 ereicntatinn
OF aves, that the inequality in pont Of repreiertcr
complained Of, when coni,r tia, thorc q: res re .
iefng the larfeft number &c naves hold a!to the c,
Paratve ranks ofage aates and are entitled oaiy %
equal Representation with tEr i,iail ,-cs N -
Senate does not exia pref and tIu. 20 inter
fere with that part of the contribution which MA, be
viewed as fecurng privileges to narticular iia,s'
would excite fate jealoufes, and dcGroy that conf
denee and good understanding which pr=vaiis
and endarge- the Union Of rhc Rates thrrefore
Rrf0ivad Thar the fad amenti 1T to the contff,i,.;
on OF the unired States, is uexpedent, ard does nc,
meet the aprrobation OF this Legislature
R5SfVeS That the governor of This flte be reargG-
ed to tranfnit to the governor oftle commonwealth ae
Maachuietts, certified copy of tie above relouti-
ons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-01
MAINE.

On the evening Of the Goth ut. the Acade-
my, in Hallowell, was confirmed by fire, togeth-
er with the apparatus belonging to the fame,
and the books of about 60 fudents.-This va
liable irfitution has been in operation about
nine years, during which time about 900 Gu;
dents have here received the benefits of an A.
cadeTic education.--It was the fri organized
inftitution of the kind in the diari6t of Maine:
and at the preient time only one more is in o.
peraton eaflward of Portland.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-01
NETWORK, February W.

On Saturday informing the brig Anu-Maria, csrta;rs
Colin, returned to this port, after months cruz IF
Sardy-Hook for the benevolent p,rpofe Of aJi;}i7p
veiies in diitref She has been as f,r as lat So 5
s. long. 70 50, fpoke twenty-e,t veiIels aud admir-
iffered to the necefties of all that we're in want If
provions or men. a great part If rh7.e fs5,,n on
their way to this port have arrived Iruary cir. in
lat 80, is, long 7s, 40 fpoke loop Eliza, ont DAVIS.
from Char'eaon for Rhode-!Gand, all well 24,h.
in lat 40 80, long. 49, 90, ipoke chr. Nancy nrrer
OF Philadelphia, out o5 days from Turks-iland, Cor
New--York, all well. Same day fpoke loop Corn
merce, out days from North Carolina, for this port
9th in fight of the highlands, fpoke brig S,er(on os
Bottom out 9G days from St. Domingo, for New-yo,,
ihort proviiions bHt, the captain expected to Get
into port in few hours, he would not heava 20 fer
lupPly. Same day fpoke brig from Norfolk. fnr
New-York. February 9Th, in lat. IS, L. lone 7s.
ipoke the fchr. Commerce, Sturges (of Fai,iieli
Conn out 2 days from NewberD, for this rcr,, in
great ditreis from the Of provifons hav- been
ost OF bread for four DAYS, with which c.f. Cn,,f
!;:ii;s5'' MIN iesman, aud aGGel in re-
pairing his fails. 18th, in fight of -lard fcte
fchr Richard. cut two days from Virginia, f- Bottom
18TH iaw hip off the Hook. Mr.. H4g.
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Dfhatr,

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
OF THE UNITED STATES.
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E*fr0f afr hffer. from rabt. Tin. T5ooti5g, of
t6e6rig Horafio, of Meqvbnprn, dated Neq,is,
9annGry I'd, 1908.
am under the enforceable neccifitv oein-
formrc you, that on the 25th ulr. HAD Ro-
bert AIl'ng, my mate, and two of nv people,
viz. RuiIel Davenport. and Eugene Olmhed.
Imprehed by the Briti'ii 9tip Carysford captain
MKenzie, of st. Lucia; they being ali the
feamen on hoard NJ thc time, and left the brig
riding at tnlal! hawfer, with only bov and
cook on hoard-nor would they allow time Ia
let GO an anchor nor us the liberty of going on
board them-they refufcd to look at their pro-
tections, with which they were all furnihsd
they alto pillagcd feveral articles for which
they refnfed payment. have forn arded
proteit TO the commodore in hopes TO procure
theIrreieaie. Phil Pap.
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Du'.tefir dntriligenrr.
BOSTON. February IS.
GENERAL ELECTION.

AT numerous meeting fthe Friends the pre-
tent National Administration, aifembed from every
dria in the Comnnonw ealth, it has been Hsaniu,euc
determined to fupport the Hon. JANIS SULI.r-
VAN, for Governor, and the Hon. WILLIAM
HEATH, for Lieu'nt Governor, a, the enGuing cleo
zion.
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DEBATE ON the GEORGIA CLAIMS

WEDNESDAY, Jannnry 80.
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w.s -
NETWORK, Auguit 10.

We lly before the readers Of the Mercantile Adver.
'tifer this morning, European Intelligence to the
25th OF June, from London Taoers 10 that date &;
Liverpool papers to the 9Th, with which we have
been favorred by Captain Duplex, who left Liver
pool on the 2sth in the ihip Hercules Bradford
for PHILADELPHIA but on the 9TH Augua, in lat
80 81, long. CO, taken on board tbe lhip A.
driana, Rom Cadiz. for Ne.-York, and arrived
here yesterday.
Captain d. informs u. that the flip Neptune, Stanton
tor New-York, and fevera other American vefTeI.
tor different ports in the United States, failed the
Gay before the Hercules. July 18th, in la,. A.
Tong 81, poke IMP Hardware, Matlack, out Is
days from New-York, for London; and in lat. 40.
long. 10, the fchoouer Hamilton, DAYS from BoE.
ton Tor 2arbadoes.
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Dolls. $4,000

" "a now about twelve months. fnce The de-
predatinns ON our commerce commenced. in
which time, the amount If lOfq fnfained hythis
place is 10000 dolls. There is no doubt hnt
one or two vsGels are orri.ted; the writer no.
having had an opportunity Of making a rr1 in,
vei'ication; The above are within his know
ledge: aud he Is perfiat'el That the 9r1,;rt G.t
down IS below the actual yaiae. Sore prr,ial
Expectations bave been made, not cGinefed
upon the whole he perfuaded that fhc ario,,t
nay he tafelY put down at goo 900 dollars. W..
rous reflections are excited upon this occaiop.
mean 'ober reflections If calculation. In the
iirit place we VIII examine, The amount If ra,,i
tai Ion 10 orr place. All he properly which
was injured IN Ills place or not Injured. is &,
much active capital loa If1virg had IN oopor-
turity Of examining the firticct, I can fsy that
about 10000 dollars have been inn.rcd In this
place or WIS not injured 1T all--Now let me ~,
what nun be. our Gfua'ion if this ~ar ihculd
continue five years longer. and The flrne fyaem
he prriued! 1.-THE former n,oud hsppen the
latter IS certain, and with comfortable augp,en-
tation. " there he sny fr1r.h 10 arithneijck 1T
The end OF Eve wears we Gall be inferred to IN.
rnO-noHe amount of srvEN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS! What would
~ our proportion Of taxes for IN I'd, n ate
force, 20 pfofeG our commefce from fuch de-
precautions, VIII not undertake 10 determine,
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