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yIR TUE.

The exercise Of virtue, in many in.
stances, is attended with such pleasures,
thar even those who are net influenced
BY aesense Of duty and religion, anhard-
~ be insensible Of them though such
pleasures arc enjoyed in far higher de-
grees, by those in whom these senti.
ments prevail. Happy is the cheering
thought that their own inclination is then
=conformed 70 the win Of their Creator,
they 60 "oa their way rejoicing 2 in
the good effects of their endeavours |;
they see distress relieved, aud virtue
promoted they give comfort to the af-
flicted, and advice to the ignorant and
enjoy the innocent pleasures of friend
shipand society, by making them useful
to themselves and Others. heirhappi-
ness is.a kind Of foretaste to the happi-
ness Of heavens happiness which an.
gels might partake, and in which they
may indulge their inclination without
restraint, free from any apprehension Of
that safety and disgust which often at
tend the pleasures Of this world, or that
remorse BY which they are often succeed
ed mr.
The mind Of man IS naturally active,
and the active duties are always the most
pleasing. Life, deprived ofthese, pre-
SCENTS blank, more difficult to support,
than even painful exertions, which are
attended with success and self.approbati-
on. Every change Of circumstances,
serve only TO vary the task we are called
10 perform, but should make no change
in the disposition Of the mind.
Modesty isnot only an ornament, but
a guard 10 virtue. Itis kind Of quick
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70 BE RENTED,

TT not privately disposed Of before, 70
i the highest bidder, on the 18th day
of December next, IT, fair, or The next
fair day, three TIE NElHENTS two and
Z half miles westward Of CHARLES Town,
Jefferson County; viz. the first suppose,
ed to contain 345 acres. the second i2S
acres, and the third 90 acres. For
terms apply to
GEORGE S. WASHINGTON,
Near the premises.
July 10, 1906.
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lT,rentu. Five DsLa,s Reward.

Ttventy-Fivs Dollars Reruard.
WAS stolen from the subscriberSon
wv the 3oth Of May last, in Hamp.
shire County, a handsome, double cas-
ed silver Watch. there was no number
OF makers name on the inside plate, but
number IA was on the end of the stem,
il had a handsome chain Of pinchback
metal gilt, white glass seal with the LETT
ter r on il, straight key with small
blue stone set. In it. Thomas Mason,
the person who stole the said watch, was
at work at Mr.. James virgins, in Berke-
ley County, on the 9TH inst. when ne had
the said watch in possession. Whoever
will deliver the thief and watch to the
subscriber shall have the above reward
and re asonable expenses, orfour dollars
for the watch.
ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Hampshire County, July 10, 1905.
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appearance Of every thing that Is hurtful.
Hear the words Of prudence, give
heed unto her counsels. and store them
in thine heart: her maxims are univer.
sal, and all the virtues lean upon her
she is the guide and mistress Of human
life.
But when thou hast proved man to
be honest, lock him up in thine heart As
. treasure regard him as jewel Of IN
estimable price. Az
Y Ito 90: Cs:o:s0 :o:oo:----
Among tte real poets Of England, the
Hon. Mr.. Spencer, holds a Distinguish
ed rank, and asssciafes fhe Courffy.
accomplishments Of the man effashion,
Il. with TIE learning ef the eloistsy, and
II HE invention Of q tort. The foilouving
Z Song, Nth Ivhich NE haze been re-
Gently favoured, isaf fine specimen 81
hissensibiify andtaienfs.E PORT roLIo..
When the blaek-letter'd list to the, gods
< was presented, -, y .- s.. s. -z ~,
The list Of what fate for each mortal
.,.s.$ intends; ----- : s ~ - s..
At the long string Of ills, a kind Angel
J .ss-1 relented, -. - =. -
And slipp'd in three blessings--wife,
children, and friends.
In vain angry Lueifer swore he was
cheated, l..
For justice divine could not compass
its ends ~.
The scheme of mans fall, he maintain'd,
- was defeated, EsT 3...--z--5.% III
For earth becomes heaven, with wife,
children and friends.
1.-THE stock Of our bliss is in stranger
r. hands vested. s. s. z -ss5 ss
4, The fund ill.secur'd, oft in bankrupt
>Ey.s ,,cy ends, - ssS
But the heart issues bills which are me-
:. q = ~ yer protested, &.
When drawn. on the firm of-wife,
i - children, and friends.
Though valour still CLOVIS in his LIES
waning embers,
The death.wovnded tar, who his CO.
r lours defends;
Drops tear of regret, As he, dying,
r remembers, =
/ How blest was his home, with--Wife,
children, and friends. =
The soldier whose deeds, live immortal
in story, Is 4. =.
Whom duty to far distant latitudes
= sends > -. J.. I I. :. J. -
With transport would barter whole ages
: Of glory, :.
For one hapy day, with---wife, chill
dren, and friends. =
Though spiee.treathiDg gales DER his
caravan hover, ~, r.,
T. And round him Arabia's whole fra
GRANGE descends. = - ST. - :
The merchant still thinks Of the wood
T. bines that cover, !, NJ ~
The bower where he sat with-wife,
children, and friends.
The day spring Of youth still unelouded
by sorrow,
Alone on itselfforenioymentdepends;
But drear is the twilight ofage, 1t it bor-
row +s e -9S i.
No warmth from the smiles of-wife,
IL children. and friends.
Let the breathe renown ever freshen
and nourish, 80.
The laurel which o'erherdead fav'rite
bendsi
Der him wave the willow, which only
can flourish, z s--z=5=@7--z,S
, When dew'd with the tears of-wife,.
children, and friends. 4
Let us,drink! for my song growing grav-
rand graver, e 81
To subjects too solemn, inssnsibly
1tT tends; n j.
Let US drink pledge me high! love and
=. 1 beauty viii favour, %->.
The glass which I'll to--wife, chill
Il. dren, and friends. -
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Modesty isnot only an ornament, but
! guard 10 virtue. Itis q kind Of quick
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From the PORT Folio.
CONSOLATIO
Translated from the French.

iTUHStdteu JT0M ME ITtfteHs
The great philosopher Citophilus, said
one day TO lady who was overwhelmed
with grief, and had just cause to be-so, ma
dam, the queen of England, daughter of the
great Henry Nv. has been as unfortunate
as yourself; she was driven from her king
dom; she narrowly escaped shipwreck on
the ocean she witnessed the death of her
royal husband on the scafold. / am very
sorry for her replied the lady; and she
began to shed tears at her own mistortunes.
But, said Citophilus, remember Mary
Stewart she entertained avery chaste at
lection for gallant musician. Her hus-
band killed her musician in her presence !;
and afterwards her good friend and kind
relation, Queen Elizabeth who called her
self a virgin, caused her head to be severed
from her body, on scafcld arraYed in
black, after having detained her in prison
eighteen years. That was very cruel re-
Piled the lady, and she was again plunged
in melancholy.
You have perhaps, said the consider heard
OF the beautiful Joan of Naples, who was
made prisoner and strangled lhave a
confused recollection Of it said the afflicted
lady.
/ must relate to you said Citophilus, the
adventure ola princess who was in my time
dethroned after supper, and died ina desert
island. am acquainted with her history
replied the lady.
Well then, will inform you what hap
pened to another great princess, whom |
instructed in philosophy. She like all o.
ther great and beautiful princesses, had a
lover. Her father entered her chamber &
surprised her lover, whose face was all On
FIRE, and whose eye sparklsd like aagbua.
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Gle; the complexion Of the lady was cx.
tremely auimatetl.es -. 90 fss.s.ssS 8. 4

Gle; the complexioa Of the lady was ex.
tremely animated.s ss.ssssS -.
The countenanee Of the young man so
much displeased the father, tha: he snaict-
ed upon 1.-THE most violent blow that had
ever been given in his province. TIE lover
seized pair cf. tongs, and broke the fl.
theirs head, which was with difficulty
+ ed, and still bears the mark Of the wound
The princess, in a fit of despair, ieaps ,hra'
the window, and dislecated her ancie; and
she at this day li:nps, although il other
respects her port and person are admirsble.
The lover was condemned to death for.
having broke the head of great prince.
You may judge OF the situation of the
princess, when her lover was led to the
gaiiows. ] frequently saw her w his, she. :
was IN prisons she never spokc OF any
thing bur her mislurtunes.
|. Why then, replied the lady, will you
not permit me tc think of nine Because,
said the philosopher, you ought not to
think OF them, and SO many great women
have been SO unfortunate, it is urbtcoming
In you to despair. Think Of Hecuba
think of Niobe. All! SAID the lady, had
I lived in their time, or in that ofthe beau
tiful princesaes, whom YOU have mentions
ed, and If, by way Of consolation, you
had recounted to them my misfortunes, do
you think they would have iistenedto you.
On the succeeding day, fae philosopher
lost his only sos, aod his excessive grief
almost threatened MS existence. / he ls-
dy made ouysa lis. OF iii the kings who had
lost their children, ard presented TITO TIE
philosopher; he read il, and found per-
fectly correct. but his tears ceased not To
flow. After lapse of three months they
met, and were surprised to ind each other
in so gay a. mood. They erected a beausi.5
ful statue to Tine, with this inscription:
10 him, szeto brings consolation. trs
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From the AUGUSTA (Georgia) Herald.
Messrs, Horny s. BUNcE. gs ~

Messrs. HOBBY q BUNCE,
enclose for your perusal, and foryour
publication, if you think proper, the follow
ing copy of letter, written by person
who proposed opening a school, not far
from my residence as he was obliged to
decline far want of suitable encourage
ment, it may seem to evidence the little
patronage afforded in frontier country to
men of genius and 'earnirg.
SIR, >s
Haven been often and frequntly solicited
TO open skool in this naburhood and ha-
ven apromis of haven considerable num-
Der of skollars sent me at a good rate which
it cannot be expected that should devoat
my time and talents without reesonabei
compensatory to be receaved which have
no doubt you will approve. | have there
fore taken the liberty to rite to by recon-.
mendashunto ackquaint. you Of my inten-
shun of commensing the instruckshun OF
youth which your children | am told tho
very promissi;, have not yet had good OPP
portunity of Improvements in useful and
perlite larnin. Hyou should send to me,
you may, depend upon every attenshua
suited to there age and capasitys being as
I apprehend there are different manage
ment to be exersiced towards children OF
different abilitys which here yours are
remarkabel for their forrardness and capa-
sity. If that are the case, there progress
maxim will be doubly commensurate. My
terms of instrucksion in the small classes is
and these just beginner to reed and rite
and sifer is FIVE dollars quarter always
paid when the children first begins, bein as
some foxes mite take them away afterwards
without paying no. suspecting you of such
conduct which thing you will approve
my method. To them that are taut, jeo-
CRAZY, matthewmattocks, and elokushun
or orratory speekin, charges six dollars,
being as they requires more attenshun.
If SO be as you should send you can send
the money for the first quarter by any Que
or both ofthem or bringit yourself when [
see you as am not particular as to few
days bat hope it wont be long.
[ am yours to sarye,
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N. B. You will pleas if you send, to
send me word what branches Of larnin you
want them taut.
p. S. You will also send books and pa
per and pens and ink and apen nife, as /
always larne skolars to make there one
pens, but you need not send pens for them
that you don't want to rite, nor books for
them that you don't want to reed which
they can do without them. need not tell
you in the words of the poet
Ills edekation forms heyouthlul minds
Juft as the twigg inclined, =
The treclc will bend
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Every nan hAs right % 4dopk pnes
religion and mode II worship ~ ple1ses,
provided no man . injured ~ them.
Perhaps that 4 DE hest religion which
improves him The most. I.
There Is strons inelinaliCn a one
nm 10 disturb anothcrin HE religion, y.
though Il does not sppearthat ~ ean pro-
iitbyiE The chciceof any mode IF Wor-
ship should ever remain with Tie man
himself. They are private properly
Religion Is said 10 nouriah The soul. q,
food he body. Has one man, then, any
more right Is Interfere With smother IN
his node of worshiping thsn = that of
eating }
Civil Liberty comes under Dc sanle
rnIes 4 lelieion. Itisprivake properly.
Words and actions opGhtto be free, pro-
yiie1 thsy are innocsns. lfno mgDis N
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARU.

~ AN away tom ne subscriber q
N he morning Of lie ~ inst. Negro
GEORGE, about - years Of age, verf
much pitted tith the small pox had Ton
when be went aslsy On cd coating cost
very much w6fa, ! Blue jacket with
Vhife backs b Il kalf linsey, opefaIIs
hall linsey black md white. Z good p6ir
Of new shoes with nailsi II The heels -
cd greasy wool hat, ne has nor nken
any oder cIolbipg with him % NY know.
ledge Sc speaks both Ouch md En-
Rlisk very ven. Ten dollars VIII be paid
iftzker u The county, Il taken 50 miles
from home and returned 10 dollars, e
70 miles So doll.Fsspd reasonable expen-
ses-or e sec0red u any jpil q 1 die.
lance, and information given, q that I
ket him again, 50 doIIls1.
1 NICHOLAS ROlSH.
Berkeley County, STATE of Vir-
sinia, near Msftinsburg. Nov. :.
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sfpasn ia u,rrr msi<s ~ . J>kalss.
b,iviHf fke se1so1 ~ to6S5 set6rfed 6oz
eeses d mniignant sscs.
The ffeemen 81 he ti1te u Conneeti-
cut have made choice &c IInoTnx PIT-
KIN, Jun. and LEWis B. Sruncxs, ~
quires, Representative 10 The nex< Con-
eress of the United States, b Tie place
of MIessrs. Grlswold and Cod who
had declined ! fe-elecfion.
Accounts IRE received 4 New. York
from Maranzies, stating, fhat reports
were current fhere Of he Spnnish gopcfn-.
ment having ceded one hull he Island
of Cuba 20 he French.
Itisreportedi nthis city, thatthe Span
ISL minister, the Marquis d'Yn1jo hnv-
ing determinedto leave DE u. States,
has demanded his passports from our GO
vernment. The report adds, that the
president ob6erped inrcplY. that We had
10 such etiquette IL Iris country, and that
Il was ii The power 81 I foreign minister
10 quit he United States wksn and kosp
Re pleascd. a report soimporfnnt 10 IL
sell, aimee i may Be regarded IS IN 0mi.
nous sign Of an approaching rupture BE-
tween The two eonntries, We shall take
The sdriiesf opportunityto contradict Or
Eeonfrm. Enquirer.
Is M
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LANcAsTER. November 1.
PE1NsyLvAniA ELEcrIoA.

The following may he relied On a
nearly, e not entirely, eorrespondiug
aitk he ol;einI rcE6rn1.
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inred npnc hSxe ! rieht . complain.
rske ~ Ii6sfsy, nd YOU Esdpcs him
benealh : man. s.
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Tie Joard 81 AsaIsh b lvsw- 1sesi havs
suBished ~ nalass ~ az sphs hnes Died
81 malignant itpsS n thai cisy during
1Ie trsssnf ssassa. 7ihs nnntrris a :,
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n 4. PLlBLc SALE OF
Valuable Land for Cash.

PURSUANT to 1 decree Of the
Court Of Berkeley, County In asuit
which was therein brought BY Charles
Dayidsonagains Michael M'Kewan, for
the purpose Of foreclosing q mortgage;
win be sold at public auction for ready
money, on Saturday the 9th day Of Ju-
ly next, two tracts or parcels of Land,
situate in Berkeley county, on the west
side of the Opeckon Greek; one. tract
containing ffty-three acres, bounded on
said Greek by Vanmetre's Bridge and
the other containing three hundred and
six acres, adjoining the former. The
sale win take place on the premises, 1t
The dwelling house situate near the afore-
said bridge, and will commence at ~
o'cloek, where due attendance win be
given by n Ill. AK. : Il: s.. -
EDWARD. BEEsoN. ! commits.
E !: 4s GATHER, sisnsrs.
June 20, 1905. =. -. e
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a list ofietters remaining in the POST
Office at Shepherd s. To1u1, Which u
nat taken ont 6efore the first day Of
= October next, loiH be semi tos 20 Gene
raj Post-06fce as dead lettsss
b. MATTHIAS BAKER, Eliza
beth Burke, Henry Bohraff. -s--
c. Barnhart cobler, James Clark,
Abraham Cox, John calhoon, Richard
Conn. r.. 's f. r - :. =.
ID. Benjamin Downs.
F. Polly Fishall. m. II - -
G.. Henry Cant, care: Of James s.
Lane. asss-<-.,s II 5ssss3. s.
H. Samuel Hoos 2, Abraham Hill,
Samuel Hart. - :. =. !. Y
+. Richard Johnston. %.
, K. Henry Herman, Gabriel Kemp.
L. Conrad Liglider, Nathan Lenthi-
M. Miss Jane M'Gowan ., John
Makhaman, Mr.. Meridith.
r. Lewis Bentley, Pierce. a
r. John Reed, Sehoolmaster, Da-
MEL Royar, John Rausburg, miller.
IS. Stephen Straw, Anthony Sprin-
ker, Stephen Staly, David Seegas. ri
- ". Isaac Vail. Adam Warbler.
w. Mrs. Eliza Williams, Mary
Williamson. 49,. 49,. g -, ~
James Young r., :
JAMES BROWN, P. NJ.
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REMOVAL.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
their customers and the public in
general, that they have removed their
Store to that well. known Corner House.,
lust Il the end Of the Market House, and
Immediately opposite Mrs. Juliana Eek
harris tavern, where they are openingin
addition TO their former stock variety of
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New Goods.

They have also just received large
Quantity OF home made LINEN Zane
and COARSE ditto f1viiledBAGS, clrda
FL Ak, SC. They continue 70 keep
soai and upper LEATHER, BAR
IRON. cro1pley and bistered STEEL,
PAINTS, patent and other MEDI.
CINES, &c. &c. =
All which they Offer for sale remarka-
bly, cheap.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1905.
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was left as destitute Of defenee as the FIRST.
discoveries found those Of Hduhsine and
Otdheite
SO far As ihe object which you then.
had in view, that ruinous experiment. up-
on the public feeling WINS successful.-
And had the consequences been confined
70 your getting the supreme power. YOU
might have joyed on to your grave, the
evil NOT touching you, but the country ).
but i has gone farther, sir, than YOU
dreamed Of. At that time, the strong
sensation produced in Europe BY the.
sudden and unexpected vigour Of our ar.
maments, dior some time contributed
20 make ornaments unnecessary. The
effect being produced, the people Of Al.
merica were easily led 70 forget, and e
ven with your coed help, 70 depreciate
the cause. The enemy was no longer
laundering At the gate, and the public
mind but lately dilated to Joy and ho-
nourable pride At the glory acquired by
our few cruizers, having nothing TO fear,
began to contract itself to the contem-
plation Of System Of parsimony recom-
msnded by 4 party which had rendered
itself popular BY thar and such like hol..
low Pretehcea, and digniGed by you, sir,
with the, name Of economy. Your ad.
yersaries, or rather they 10 whom your
interest or inclination suggested the POI
Icy of becoming an adversary, we're PUT
out Of Office, and you and yours got into
it. Thus far il served your turn y But
cannot suppose you 50 weak as 10 have
wished the effects Of your conduct to go
further. We cannot always howeyerex.
tinguish the hreswe have kindled. or
stop the progress of the agent we have
once set in motion. The opinion that
navy was injurious iinculcased with all
your means Of persuasion, and impress.
ed upon the public mind with the whole
weight Of your influence, became, as IL
il had been IN early confirmed principle.
the creed Of the majority, and was !
matter infinitely more difficult to be en-:
tirPated than the navy had been to be-
pulled down. This IpGs more than uou
yusshsd. The transatlantic people taking
the feebleness Of your system Is PLEDGE
for the weakness ofthe nation which yauF
ruled, lost no time a taiinc advsn,.s.
of They saw Won, had a.shsJ 80
means Of defence o,,t 81 ~ -. 80 I
hand they tnev = ] cer,,;n.. Ia s.s $50.
an active administration would take some
time TO repair the ruins Of our over.
:nr the snail. SLOW feeble .iyor.. . ' s-
cabinet. much rim. v,r,,a - n yous
for them "a act win ;n,nnn;,, s..sI
mischief mich. r.. don. y 80
much prof, ana nill.cs &c. ...s.s
mercs accrue ,othem. They iu.tlyeou.
sldered that between negotiation, re.
negociation, protractive representations
and feeble effort, time enough would
pass 70 enrich themselves bv plumber
ana they we're ALWAYS sure that, II the
worst, they could m the end f,bts;;u ffras,,,
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0fihis they had q specimen ia M.
IEYFERsos's compliment 70 TfipoE, Of
its eesseis takeaia piracy, din the re-
Pairs Of The Bsrceaa, At dmsyiicaa e.
pesse.
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4 variety f. 8LANKs fer SAX -
4 this O6sce.
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BY C'7t. Gillcn, arrlvrl this mof7-
ing, fro" No''inqre, We lave received
IN following interesting information,
"hlch NAV serve as a comment on the
rre's"ded oHertures for Peace by Bona
Parte 3
Capt. Gitlea sailed from Vochelin,
Cartnque,) the 18th Feb Two da .
previous to which he learned, that i
Fisn' h feeA had Jrriy. d at Fort l>o,al
remained there one night, ard rc>t
m"r"I1yProeeeded tsattack Domi.I>s.
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established by experiment, that, OLSEN
tions, delays, and d.scloso,e OF pubic coun'
c;Is ; the mbeciilty Of pubic measures, re-
tarded blythe necessity OF q numerous con-
sent, !; are evils inherent IN q democracy
TIE principle therefore is all that It WAS
safe TO adopt, and in TINS point OF vlew' al
authority, as tneJudge deserves, rs de-
fived from The people,
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power, all the avenues 70 vS,
haps not yer l., closed. Blu, IN !, D.. s
MS maes.y permit (uilhou, f,fsisa
what the interests Of his kinedo1sgs
his neighbors require) that SwsdiaIf,
rama shall become either the fosf,,s
theatre OF WA, at he does not conl1sss
his majesty, that id the event Of L,,s
measures taking place on the psrtdss.
den against France, he would H6Gd
though reluctantly, to take the 1cs i.
sive measures respecting that prIsne.io
order to hiader that event from }tunp
the system which he has adolal. i,
Swedish majesty certainly VIII bot cEps
this s,stem with par,iaIity, if helsilI a ~
to consider, that the same pr;pcElss licb
o5l'se the krg TO hold such lar tuaears
those which ID general make il is d MOI
to permit fha. the tranquility d thorb
q Germany be disturbed, aad whxu,.
rantee Swedish Pomersnia itss!rom
every consequence attending any what.
ever.
The undersigned requests NJ. dtinsg.
mann to accept the assurance of most
perfect regard,
(Signed1
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POLITICAL ESSAYS

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