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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
CoMMuNIcAp.
a Receipe far lbe IRE tbs PALsY

a Recipe f9r sbe eure tbs PALSY
Isks fae wigs Of S,pera wood, lhich
gr lws in wes ground, or gaeos, is ysry'nt
lie, breaks fhsrr, and is yellowifffcaa
hnells f~ect in fone ftaTit is called stron
WOOD, bearing "a bail or osS Pa tn bInch-
es ,o,os orais kettle, andse,i ittong asocti
on, an pour il into a ,ulceyer yruielwith
a blanket, till you feel wn, dip coa,lcloth
in the tub as hat as CAM borne, rah y part
Affected ten OF fiftee1 niecs, snI go Il bed.
This method being parfus ,se or lix w<ekn;ght
Snd n'om'ng, has bsen swn 70 prolocgreat
cures. Tae deco6sion n be u!sd rePeedly,
by boiling It when wang
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
nlx4aaria, Dec. ~. 1904.

aAxaaaFa, Lee. ~; lSo4.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the
STOCK holders OF the Bank Of Alexandria, thar al,
ELEcYloA viii be hed at the eoaft. hcufe, i,
this town, On the third Monday in January
nex., FOR the purpose of cheoGng NINE DIRre.
Tors { the said Bank, for sbe safviDy year. a.
grseaily 10 charter.
Ry order,
G.udis -chapis, Gather.
eoJ4~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01

x,ccs shsy viii be nafS
,,lIars the whole year. j,
'sa sry abundant, q q
AIRY molasses sln
81 .a',hs markets; 1t ~ -
u 80 = % IS cents per az
Is vsrv good; # any =
rs & ic4,,ral + = ricss -Superhne f9p = :
'sa sh;a brsad s, navy s. and Pos7
o, ,,s - 81" HI !. black eyed pease r..
Qollars =, 80 .,;,e beans 2 dolls. corn
- and oats So; potatoes dois.
u. l' s deal lumssr 20 elols. per M. s
!. ,.s 80 dolls. per m. wooa noopsIl
1910 ITO, % - a0 ~ lao dollars each s
bis. from 50 TO sodo. 60
|csnts and expected 70 BE as low as
r..,~t 9fq lsttef from Eas'lngtonrscsfs'-
8 ed at PHILADELPHIA, aalsd Dec.
g Wsdnssgsay the seceny Of tnuary
= ,he llav appointrd for th4 ppe arr
4ncs of fudge Chase, to answeree a ~
Iles 81 Impeachment preferred asNs' MN
Is the House Of Representative buiit IS
Understood that turther TIME wi e allow
Id him, if requested,to procurs E 1es'i-
Il ony and prepare his defeneek IS some
of the witnesses that VIII prohE DC sum
noned, resideia Richmond, others N
Delaware and Philadelphia, lria nay
! OF come on until about the Lag aaA 4 4
Merry commodioas and slt 81 arrange
Snsuts are now making in the pate g nam
Der preparatory 70 this great fas'on.., -
THE Senate organized as . hrt VIII DC
heated onthe right aud istE tue wee
President the members Of mouse 81
r. representatives. will take tAsaes now PC
Ecupied BY tbs Sslate thsHge aad NE
managers viii have places aSned theR IN
the centre Of he Chamhsoetween the
court anditae House Of RresentatYes.
Al addisioaai gallery, shaSll afford the
|best and most conveniensea,s IN the
|House, is now erecting Fore separat &C
recommendation of Ladies lobby othe
Senate; and the old gallo TOR Strangers
generally.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
Io5ics Is keye5y Gsoen.

That n Elecnon forFifteen Direc-
xors OF I'll. Marine Isjnrasu Cem9ay IT 41i<*
oudyia, will b. held at the court Houfe in Alex
andria. on Tuesday the 18th day of January
next.
By Order.
]. 3. Nichols, secr'y
Dec. 10 co.
e. 4gr. Il. Duvis, at Richmond end Nr,
T. Green, Fredericksburg, will please insert
the o,tg oing in their papers until the day
Of the Election.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01

MAS taken from The Lodge Room or
w Tsurld-y evening Iaa (iorpofed thrcugt
.mttakc) 3 large PLATED CANDLESvlCKS
Whoever haa them is requeiied to leave thou
with the printer.
Jo,,, ~, 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01

JET Recel0ed,
AND FOR SALE BY TIE SUBSCRIBER,
IS boxes freih Lilbon Oranges,
a few boxes Freth Lemons,
7 trails Sof, Sbelisd Almonds,
al boxes prefervej iruis,
A few LISBON Bskets.
: dt6 OH baxd,
A large quantity of Cordials and
prelrrved Fruit. in Syrup and ,Braody-and va.
ricty of CONFECWONARY as ufual.
Matthezu Eakan,
Kng.StIect.
Dec. 3, cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
Benjamin Shrfue, 5aa,
HAS FOR SALE,
~
Tuelve bales.of. INDIA C0I'TON sa

Twfluebales ~. INDIA CO1TO:NSa
CONSISTING OF
3 bats Hslhwa Emery
2 DO Cyomo, ally Sannahs
! do. Iailsfofe do.
do. Ssefpooye Bsftsbs Z
90. Col.ypauy DO. ~
2 do. CogmJg soaabs }
] dc. Johsnosh Dc. zA
! do. Doncaaer Chinsx, and
5 cass ssiid4ana Haoukclchiefs !. Il
f1cks ssgo
3 chefs Hylon gea e
s., pieces Rua.a SItetings
Q 60. Ravens nndk z
IS bags Black Ptuer 10
- cafe Wool Hats
Mens' c,atle apd .ipc Shnrs =
Womel.s' and chidreps' Morocco do
sole and Upper Leather
A t.w' Gods Coid.ee
Snuff ia half barrels acd kegs
3 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy
2 bids. Aimsensc &c.
s hhGs. and ~ barrels Sugar
as bbls. Beef. Sa!eD In(pecyion
a, 5 do. belt brovn TANNERS OIL.
I. January I. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
CHARLESTON, November 4

The Britiih uanfport fhip Aiinorca, and the Ri
TIN merchant hip Either, capt. irving two of tbe
convoy which iaei few days Gnce with the petrel
arrived OH the bar on Saturday afternoon and took
pilots, both fhps having fprung a-eAk. No tooner
ho the Hips go; pilots, than they were d;fcoyr.Jb h.,
the French rriVateer of bar, who made for tbo,
win their iwctPs; ON coming within reach III. films
opened their hre upon the privateer, hen ie haul,
ed her wind tor the supoe of recommending the enc.
my. they continued near each other all niobt AID
gun "asnow and then fired OH each fide =, H.
light on Sunday morning they again commence ,be;r
heing' which wa, Kept upnnt 3 O'Clock, vi,bn
hearing OF the pilot boats The two films wer. c..,
lat evening nd;ng in for the Bar, and the
a' mort diianee ifon them and it 10 uppof.d from
TINS circnmance shar fee has no, !ucce.dsd in c,n,,-
ring either of them. iirf -f''-
Inc Privaieer is no. the fame which enoaoed ~.
fstre' but another ichooner, uit from, Bsrrsco j.
IS believed The IS called the Ticker The f,-no,,
capt Kois' an American, and who was lately off tbis
port 10 the privaieer Regulator, is on board her
Inc ihip Either mounts - guns, and has .ho,,,
~ men; the FRANKFORT has about So men and nonr,
large earronadss but both Hips were in a vsry
eaky conotion, ard the wind Fight, it would no, h.,
iurpr'ng IT the Privteer ihoud iucceed i,
one or both o. them, lhc is repreiented as be;n
very warm vehel, and has upwards of 100 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
Dan,c!f.f J.,teIIigcaes.
E*frHH ofa krter from Ct,se .Fraaeo:5, dated
II. f q q

Extr0f ofa krter tfom Cf.pe Fraaeo:5, dated
THE 1873 Of Ol7o6er.
" You doubt!efs will have rec eived, long ere
this reaches you, the late Imperial Decree, re-
gulating the coofpumSnt OF Neutral Vencys. ar.
irving in this Hand
This Decree has deprived, even Rrfdent.
patented Merchant, hire, OF the right ofreceiy-
ing and difpof"g of his own, as well as tie pro-
p rty Of his friend, except in cafes where it NAV
arrive to his own number, in rotation.
There are eight patented Merchants at this
place, five ofwhich are Indisenes, and three or
y Americans.
1t Is now well a!certained, that it is the inten.
tion of the Emperor, that the bufiner; of sltysc.
'e's arriving here, whether directly conligned
or not, ihal be done, by f4id Merchants. in ro.
taticn. and that fail Decree will be very riyo.
rou1v enforced.
a Depuiation of American Merchants who
have lately been on to Gonaives had an audience
OF the Emperor, itrongly rcmonfrated aeaintt
the injuitice Of the Decree, and pointed ont to
him the deitrucive coniequence which might
be expected TO enfue from its being enforced
He, however, fuffered them to return without
giving them the fma!leit fatsfaction whatever.
j therefore earneftly recommend to you and
all your friends, not to make auv more (,;p-
ments to this Illard. until fore favorable chang.
takes place, of which you may be affur.d. I
ihail give you the earlielt information"
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Spai,. OF the lstter al sscaped below the line
or eifcwhsre, 20 iooa as the Kemn,rs were de-
liserrd 70 the SI,aniih guard. The majority Of
oar citizens who were active in this fragrant
breach ot the Laws and peace of our Territory
rave alto et;aped. The cniy two who wele il
cuitody, were bound i'm heavy pera'ty to an.
Dear at the November Circu, Court To land
their trial. The kcmpers were bound to ap-
pear as witne,les, and 20 keep the peace efssci.
ally towards the fnhjeos of s ,ain.-1'he negroes
were ad'utiged to be tried in fummarv man
ner, under the fatnte of this Territory. The
Spariih guard were rcleaied aad tliree:cd tn ts
conveyed into their. o,oa terri,o,y by military
etcort. This difpoii,ion nf the Spaaiih fubects
was made from Knowledge, eft their having ac-
ed in obedience to- the orders of their com.
nAnding officer capt. Aton, and the more ef.
pecia''y rs we are fil IN amity with Spain.
Thus the matter refs ut prefent.
We can but exorSfi our fa,isfaetion at the
conduct of our officers, executive and judicial,
200 have had the management of this huinefs.
From the promps and energetic meafurrs puru-
ed by our governor, ard the 6rrneis which he.
has 'hewn on this o1caiion, we have no doubt
hu' i?uited and decihve ileps will always be A.
dopted by him, to reprefs any outrage that nav
DC attempted upon the citizens of this terr;torv
by our treacherous neighbours, the Snan;,ris
An outrage ut finilar kind with that COM
nnitted on the Kempers, but more hottie in r.
afpett WAS lately tranf;cied ~ a par,y of Sn,n-
iii fnijects in our Territory near the Tickfaw
Greek.
| a party of twelve Spsnifh light horG.. mart
of capt. Jones's company, armed with ems
! pIitols and fwords, came to the homie a. M
. Holden, about one mile above the line of de.
/, irarcation, and in violent and bottle NAME
threatened to put Holden and his family md -
ytard while they were acting in this manner.
his ION and othsra came hone when Holden ar.
Ler:d them to get their guns and defend them.
l'elSes-iipon this the party rode os' and ca ne
two mics further on this iide the lr. to thr
holte OF NJ. Flanagan, and in v;o,en, AMI
hottie manner, took him AID his wife pfiCooe,s
and carried them five miles bslow The linz.
there left them under Guard all night and in ~,
morning diff harged the wife, but conveyed he,
hpiband fifteen miles further, took his horle
bride and fiddle and then difniir.d him. TN
firtt part of this outrage was committed in onsn
! day. 81 'Pe'
We are informed that our Governor has de.
manded an espiici, and fatisf,ttorv expIans,ion
OF this traniaetoa from Governor Grand Pre-.
HeTaiL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
MATCHES, OF. q.

PERHAPS there is no location wbicb ba. ev-
cited a more lively concern in the public mind
than the outrages lately committed within the
limits of our Territory, on the perfons of the
kempers. We are happy to be enabled to Law
before our readers fummary ofthe enquiry and
proceedings had before the Hon. Judge Rodney,
at Fort Adams on the 25tb & Goth uitimo, in
this extraordinary affair.
FROM full examination, it appeared, that
on the night OF the sd. of September about I2
O'Clock, body of men competed of whites.
negroes, and perfons in difguife, to the number
of 10, armed with various weapons, broke n
pen the houte of Nathan Kempers, about two
miles from Pinkney-vilIe, and after much vio-
lence and great abufe tied Nathan and his bro-
tner Reuben hemPer, who happened that night
at his houie. After having fccured theGe two.
I detachnent OF the party went in purfut of
Samuel Kemper, broke open his houle and Gs-
cured him in like manner with his brothers
lhortly afterwards the parties united and forced
the kempers 70 go few feet below the line of
demarcatloD between the United States and the
territory occupied by his Catholic Maielty
Where they were received by patrol guard of
opdnhi troops under the command of capt. So
Iomon Alton. They were then convened TO
the Bayou Tunicau landing, there put on board
boat which was prepared to receive them,
under guard OF Tx men, and ordered to- Baton
Rouge. 10 pafling Point Coupee on their way
down the river the whole crew were taken bv
Lieut.. Wilton, CommandaUt Of that pot.
Agreeable to the requet aud directions of the
Executive of this Territory TO Lieut.. Wilton.
the Spanilh guard and the Kempers were fept
under etcort to capt. Sparks, Commanding Of.
ticer at Fort Adams, there to await a judicial
inveftigatlou. According to the orders of Go. |
vernon Williams they were all tranSferred to the
civil authority.
1t appears further. that among the perfons
who were active above the line in fecmine the
ktrnPers lone were citizens of the MiiIGiop |
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fages. The French troops in the neighbours
hood of the Rhine, were fsid to amount to
10000 who were to be headed by Bonaparse
in perfon, with feveral Marihas ofthe Empire
under him. The following, we believe, isthe
order Of the rank of the French NIarlhais of the
Empire, viz. Berthier, (who is Miniaer of War
Murat, Money. Jourdan, MaiIena, Aneereau.
Bernadotte, Sou'y, Bune. Lannes, Mortier.
Net, Dsvouf, and Beflieres. The fenators KEEL
herman, Lefebre. Perienon and Surrurier, we
think, have ALTO the titles of Marlhals, which is
the highet military rank known in Europe.
The lat MeHenger from Petersburg fome
days ago, brought potive orders for the fDeedy
departure of Count S,ragonoff, on his milf on TO
Madrid. He will therefore leave Thomas's
| Hotel, Berkely Square, in the courre of few
days, accompanied by his numerous flute. 1t
is conjeftured, that meaf,ires are about to be a.
dopted, for the relief of Sp,in, from the tyran-
ny of Bonaparte. and Count Stragonotf is fully
empowered to ad on any great emergency.
| London Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
FROM HOLLAND.

Captain Skillings, from Holland, brought m.
pers to The 9Th September. Like tie French
and Engliih papers, they ave pregnant with bufy
war preparation The French Emperor had re.
Gently employed as meBengers, general Dnroc,
aud the Martial Lannes the former HAVING
been lent to Berlin; the latter to Vjenna--fpch
'asn wosId 6o' be the bearer. Of ordinary meC-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
State eftbe Britj@ MaOai Force, Sept. l, 1905
Total.
BOSTON, November 4.
FROM dNST'RPD an,

FkOM AINSTERDHM
MIR. w. F. PAINE, who came TO town Ian
evening, from the fbip General Walbipg,on
from Amherdam, informs, that all the French
troops, which had been ftationed along the
coat, had march he'd into the interior conn,r,,
and were expected to ioia the French army on
tnelr Harch towards Germany. Although hoc
tu'tes had not actually commence ed, the event
was daily expected, and long continental war
thought 70 be inevitable. '" 81
The General Wilmington, on the TWENTY
ee'eh'h OF September fpoke the BritiO, Priv,,e
inhefatigabe, and was Informed, that few
DAYS previous, The had fallen in with the Pocbe,
fort iquadron of l fail of the line & frioa,cs
ana was then proceeding to inform Admit
CORVALLIS oftl'e circumhance.
MIR. PAINE informs, that number of Ane.
rican veiiels had recently arrived in Holland AZ.
ter having been taken into England and rejeac
Lord NELSON, failed from Porafn,outh in the
victory, on the 18th Sept. He was to he fol-
lowed 6y the Royal Sovereign, Defiance. Than.
oerer, AJAX. Agamemnon, and Melpomene
ana his tleet increafed to SO fail of the line.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

E*fr0f Of n letter reeeiz,ed By NE Aib O6,ee.
from HaDanHa, arrived at NezU- Yoyk.
The following velIes have been feHt in here
for adjudication ~
Brig Jafon, Palmer, of PHILADELPHIA, from
Liverpool for New Orleans, taken by the Spa.
MIN privateer BueoDa Union, capt. UIaiaco, and
carried into Cavannas. This veTel has been
detained upwards OF three months, tho princi.
pal par; OF the cargo plundered.
Brig Argo, Lilly, of Drefden, from jamaica
TO New-York, with run, captured by the Spa
MN prIvateer Flor de Mays, Lizard, carried in.
10 the wen end of Cuba, and libelled.
The fchooner Mellon, Thompfon, Of New.
oern' n. c. from jamaica for Charleifon, @ith
ru n ard 10000 dollars cab, taken by the Spa.
INN piVa'eer Vengeance, Antonio lie MATER,
'eDr INTO Mdriei and pIundered of his money
vebel and cargo Ibeiled.
~, ne ichooner Letitia. Franklin, of snd from
Phiadelp for New Orleans, taken by the sr.
yateer vengeance, and fent Into Havana the
DAY capt. Sdmmis failed, laft from Lar,l;ra, had
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war, and that the number of volunteers to join
the main army almoit exceeds belief.
The French here are all in motion; fome
think they ntead to evacuate the country; but
Others with more likelihood, fuppofe their OBJ.
jett is TO keep the court of Denmark in check
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
WASHINGTON CITY. MARCH i, 1895.
1UDCEMEN7 FR0N0UNCED
ON THE IMPEACHMENT AGAINST SAMUEL CHASE.

FRIDAY andth
whole progress wrought the sheG
wihes individual in
thoufn
trial had condutd looked
O'Clock
to his lnef
fa
The N
houd
You have heard and adiucei on the
Al Mr. et rea theF m
Mr. the Firt fdnt n
der following queHon-
Samul ola high
charged in the Article of Impeachment aarad
quet ornotg guilty.
had PnGden
ntted all called mifk
having ACCORDING Secrear
aud
Article
guity ftb Artc have Gid thirty
the etJ
and
yof
tod
of a,1a
The Court immediately a oCloc
faVoviag table Ct fqvral4,
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S p E 4 C II.

PROCEEDING, fellow citizens, to that
qualification which the contribution requires,
before my entrance on the charge again confer
red on me, it is my duty to exprefS the deep
fenfe entertain of this new proof OF confidence
from my fellow citizens at large, and the zeal
with which it infpires me 70 to conduct myief
as may beft fatisfy their juit expectations.
On taking this ftation on former occaion,
declared the principles on which ! believed it
my duty to adminifter the affairs of our COM
monweaIth. My confcience tells me that
have on every occaiion acted up to that decIa-
ration according to its obvious import, and to
the understanding of every candid mind.
III the tranfaGtion Of your foreign affairs, we
have endeavoured TO cultivate the friendIhip of
all nations, and Especially of thofe with which
we have the mott important relations. We
have done them iuifice on all occafions, favour
where favour was lawful, and cberlhed mutu-
al interefs and intercourse on fair and eqHa
terms: we are firmly Convinced, and we act
on that conviction, that with nations, as with
individuals, our interefs, fouudy calculated,
will ever be found inCeparIbe from our moral
duties. And hftory bears wtnels TO the faGt,
that iufl nation is truftcd or its word, when
rccourie is had to armamonts and wars to bri-
die others.
at home, fcllow-citizens, you bea know
whether we have done well or III. The fup-
preiiion of unueceaary Offices, Of ufciefs eitab-
hGaments and expences, enabled us 10 dicon-
tinue our internal taxes. Thefe, covering our
land with officers, and opening our doors to
their intruhons, had already begun that pro-
ceis of domiciIiary vexation, which once enter
ed, is fcarcely to be ref mined from reaching
fuccei6yely every article Of produce and of pro-
pcrty. If, among thef taxes, fomc minor ones
fell, which had not been announcement, it was
becaute their amount would not have paid the
officers who collected them, and becaufe, if
they had any merit, the fate authorities might
adopt them, infead Of others lefs approved.
The remaining revenue on the conmmptiOn Of
foreign articles, is paid chiefly by thofe who
can afford to add foreign Injuries to domehic
comforts. Being collected OF our lea board aud
frontiers only. and Incorporated with th, tTanC-
actions OF our mercantile citizens, il may be the
PIeafure and the pride Of al American to ak,
what farmer, what mechanic, what abourer,
ever fees 4 tax-gatberer of the United Siates
Thcle contributions enable rs TO GUppoft the
current e%pcnfes of the government, to fulfill
CONTRACTS with foreign nations, TO cxtinguifh the
native right of foil within our limits, TO extend
thOfc limits, and TO apply fuch furplus TO our
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public debts, as places az fort day their final
redemption, and that redemption once effect
ed, the revenue thereby liberated, NAV, bv a
Jut rePartition among the fates, and correC.
lponding amendment of the contribution. be an
ipled, IN time ct9eaee, to rivers, canals, roads,
larts, manufactures, education and other great
iooJects within each fate. Ia time of quar-, if
lmlultlce by ourielves or others mutt iorneti,nes
produce war, increafed, as the fame revenue
VIII be by ncreaied population and confumpt-
ION, and aided by other refources, refcrved for
that criGs, it may meet within the year all the
Iexpenies of the year, without encroachino on
THE rights OF future generations, by burtbeoinp
them with the debts OF the paf. War will
then be but a fulpenfon OF ufeful works, and =
return to tate OF peace, return to the pro-
grefs of improvement.
have laid, fellow-citizens, that the income
Irelerved, had enabled us to extend our Limits !.
but that extenfion may politely pay for lief
before we are called on, and in the mean time
may Keep down the accruing interef. In all e.
vents 1t Will replace the advances we nhall have
made. l know that the dcquifition of LouiGa-
ma has been difapproved by Come, from 4 can
ana apprehension that the enlargement of our
TERRITORY may endanger It's union; but who can
linz the extent to which the fcderatiye princis
ple may operate effectively The larger orr
Authorization, the lefs will it be fhaken by local
paf'cna, and in any view, is it not better that
the oPPoiite bank Of the MGnippi nlould be
ietted by oar own brethren and children, than
by itrangers of another family? With which
hail we be moi likely to live in harmony and
friendly intercourse
in matters of religion have confdered that
its free exercif. is placed by the contribution
independent OF the powers of the general 20
vcrnmcnt. have therefore undertaken, on M
location, topreicrlbe the gousexerciGrsirited
10 it but have left them, as the couAitutirr
found them, under the direction and diGriplinc
.of the tate or church authorities acknovledo-
ed by the fcveral religious focieties.
The aboriginal inhabitants of thefe countries.
have regarded with the COMMUNICATION tbe,r
hittory infpires. Endowed with the faculties
and the rights of men, breathing an ardent love
Iof Liberty and independence, and occupvino a
country which left them no defre but 10 he
IunGhurbed, the hream Of OVERLOOKING bonn
lation frou other regions directed itfef on fhefe
ihores. Without power to divert, or n lbits 20
lcoptend againit il, they have been overwhejr,
ia by the current, or driven before il. Now
reduced within limits too narrow for the hun
ter Rate, humanity enions us TO teach thc,, A.
grcultuTe and the dofneftic arts TO encourage
them 10 that nduftry which alone can enable
them to maintain their place in exiaence. and
Ito prepare them in time for that Rate of foeictv.
winch, to bodily comforts, adds the improve
ment OF the mind and morals. We have tlere-
fore literally furnilhed them with the irno;e.
ments of huibandy and houfehold ufe we
nave placed among them inaractors III the ar,