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ace. The cafe OF the Ei'cx orne is an authority upon
the luhe4, which is abfolutey binding upon n,yief
beeaule it has It's foundation upon every iat priDcipleof
prefent holding Of theft! cour;s upon the fuhe, that
is the doctrine which they ,hii. theraievss warraut-
ed in applying. But the queaiop here s, whether
IN fact in the origin, they f:ppiy any grannd up
on which this fort Of rcaiong be applied. if j,
was nor ihipnient fro9, the enemys colony, there
is an end Of ,e cafe. Enw il is admitted, that this
traniaefion takes place before the commencement of
the war, that the esporta,ioa from Manila in
September, and it not till November that war
broke our between Spiin and England. Bat il is
iad, If it done in contemplation of war, it
would have the fame effect 70 it would, where it
appears that iuch contemplation at the bottom
OF the tranfa6iicn, where there is evidence from
the correfpondeHce, or othsrwie, to thew that the
parties did a9 in contemplation OF the In fich
cafes, where the contemplation of the eta
b'ilhed by fatisltfory evidence the court has app-
ed .he rule and that it ihall operate exactly the fame
as if a'fuai hoftes; but nothing of that fort ap-
pear. here, and the af being tina. did COM
mence Manila till after the vefe, had failed il is
extremely unlikely thar profDea Of war with this
country hould he entertained with any degree of Gro
dat to induce the Americans to fpeculste upon this
fubiea bnt fnppofng it was an importation frer,
Manila TO Amferda'n at this period it would be
an importation perfectly legal, ard all tranfleions
in America may be laid out of the cafe Upon thefe
grounds there being dfpute about tire properly,
hal think myleif bound rs lore the flip and car
CO.
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The alarming accounts from Detroit are
without foundation. 4 gentleman of refpcaa-
bility now in this city from thence, has receiv-
cd letter from his connexions, an extract of
which fellows:1
"DErRoiT, Nov. 96.--Some creduious fear
fol people, have Giro uIated reports Of the hoE-
tile deliRns Of the neighbourins Indians, parti-
cularly the Wyandots. an not at all appre-
oenhSe, ana mould theie ruuonrs reach you, let
them give you no uneafnsfs, for I ain ,,rrf1,d.
ed they are without fouhdation,"
Accounts from Havana Aate, that Brffif,
frigate, loop of war, brig, and feyeraI pri-
yateers, are crniziTg off HAVANA and the neigh.
bourDg ports. Mr., Gas,
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W. bap,jg SsmiJa,-odfbH NE ysis,j1 efIge jp5y.
:, eS5o are 70 s' 9ve h1' 0s7o es1, arr ,sq,Sy fs-
." TDfP,tf6sg ieSysI s'ef0 rse6vf 2o0c dollJ. bs,
asSet', ~Sdt6'gGoSiats 1890 sset.
Baltimore pap,
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DIED NJ Birmingham. England on 1 sth Sept.
iah, NJ JoHS R"Descs, JaRr, Merchant Of
That place, aged rs yssrs.
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Sir Sidney Smith, we undertaud, has given
orders for erecting printing prefs. on board his
ihip, the Antelope, now lying in Dover Roads.
Lon. Pap.
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Our iofS IS very uncomfortable, IN comparilon
to that of the enemy.
The MARTIAL General in CHEZ betows the
highea praife ON the courage and achievement
Of the army; he parpofes nothing more parti-
culariy the noble actions which have hgnalifed
this day, and laying before II. M. the Emperor
and King the names of thofe brave fellows 10
whom the honour Of it is due. ~
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THIRD BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF
ITALY
ARMY or ITALY.

Head Quarters at Vaso, sth Brumaire, year
IA.
After the aF1ir of the 18th the army took I'm
is pofition At Vago, tive miles below Caldiero.
On the SHAT two 10 the afternoon attacked the
enemy along the whole line. The divifion
MoIitor, forming the left, began the action,
thar or General Gardsnne attacked the centre
and that of General Duh fine the right. Thefe
different attacks were well executed and bap-
PLY conducted. The village of CaIdiero was
carried amida the cries of Long live the En-
peror
At half paf four, Prince Charles gave orders
for his reierye confitihg Of "a battalions of Gre.
nldiers and ieverai regiments to advance. Tie
action then became hotter. His MIiety's
troops difplayed their accuftomed intrepidity
the cavalry made fcyeral charges and every time
with fuccefs, the battaons of the Gren1diers
OF the reierve were engaged at the fame time.
and the bayonet decided the fate of the dsv
The enemy caufsd to play on US upwards OF
thirty pieces of artillery which lined his en-.
trenchmeUts. But notwithstanding the obAina-
~ Of his relitence be was put to the ront and
purfued to the foot OF the redoubts beyond Cal.
diero.
We have taken $500 prifoners, the field Of
battle IS ltrewed with Aufrians; the number OF
their killed and wODnhed isat leaf ealll fo that
oftheir prioners. Prince Ch1rI-s has agcd Cor
a truce in order to bury the dead.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

sob At I2 LEI 1T is In 20 At 70 l-2I III Is ht COZ
Sept amt p. cent j. cent D. e-rf. p. cent ?. cent
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soe, 1907 ,5se'I 5.o46 4o,s5o II ,sos. lss
sos .o9I ,es2l l ,254 ,s5eIs9,27s 67s,5,s
so4 4 ,oSS A so l .2ll goo Is, 92S - JOG ,56f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

t Fyo~ TIE dunr, Of Great From all ether ps,. Of En- r.
r, Britain in Europe. ma
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TREASURY DEPAR rNfENT,
RsSjfe,.s Office 90 Dee. 1905.
JOSEPH NOURSE, Regifter
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to any vindieaticn Of 5ur rights. By even
the assaults Of violence, from whatever
quarter, or, with whatever aggravations
they, may be offered, can it excite won.
der that We receive the humiliations we
invite ! It is folly to expect our insensi-
bilitv injury and habits of Submission,
will be unobserved BY other nations. The
Leander friga,e is name that must be
coupled with the disgrace Of the Ameri-
can government, and raise bushes Of
shame upon the American eheek--Let it
spread through the United States, that
we have been twice Invaded with impr-
nifty bv this single ship, and our laws
insultinglv Knocked by the destruction Of
the liberties and lives OF those who trust.
ed to their protection.
While seventeen millions have been
given, and the national homer battered
tor IN unde6ned territory, a scanty ap-
preparation has been reluctantly yielded
for the security Of our great COMMERCIAL
cities, Bv the criminal improvidsnce
Of government, the property and the
blood Of thousands on our sea coasts are
ltftexposed, whenever the most con-
tempsible force may chuse to ravage the
one or shed the other; and, upon the
impression Of the intelligence we this
day record, j, is no strain Of probability
to say, We may at date not distant,
'eapy on the history Of insult and suffer
ing, by announcing the sudden lombard
ment and eonAagration Of one Of our capi.
tells. Under the former administration
Of our government, a,system was intro.
diced and spirit cherished that would
have appalled, the insotenee ofsea robbers,
aud placed the u. States in 4 situatioa
to command by their force, what they
could not obtain BY their justice. That
syste" and spirit have been checked, fby
aprstended regard for economy and
we are now ftaPiug the fruits Of the al
Seration.
[Palf. Register.l
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NOTICE..

A LIspersons indie bted to tie estate Of
n Charles Edelen, dec. by bond,
note. or book aceount, are requested to
come forward and psy of Whatever may
be due the said estate Immediately, or
suits viii be brought against ,hem.-
Those having claims against the said e.
state, are aiso desired to bring them in
properly Attested for payment.
JACOB FRENCH, Adm'r.
Berkeley County, May ., 1906.
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My1.
H U z z A
For aAt JAcK. TARS II Mt,u. 1a,l!t

Wv ~~~@A- SSAsO y A'S" A"Ss
Alta numerous and respectable meet
ing OF American seamen, At Hardy's Ia
vern, No. 10 Orange-street, in conse.
quence of notice in the American Cit.
zen, on Tuesday evening last. 49,
Captain Peter Banter, in the chair.
ResoIDed uRanimousIy, That the mo-
ney paid by Me-. Jefferson, for the, wild
lands OF Louisiana, would have been bet.
ter applied ID building seventy joGr gun
ships.
Resetvedanan;mowsiy, That the sea.
men Of America have been too long ex.
posed to attacks, impressment and insult,
from alt nations, in consequence Of the
cowardiee Of our government, and that
we are willing and able to defend our.
selves, il the government would give W
ships.
Reso'ued unanimously, That We attri+
butte the death of our fellow.seaman,
John Pierce, to the want Of that protec.
ton to which all American seametl are
entitled.
ResoiVed unanimsusty. That the pre-
sent ruling party have treated the Anne
riean seamen with neglect and injustice |;
that the federal parry are eur friends,
and that they deserve our thanks Tor their
exertions in our favor.
Resolved, That We abl1or tribune, and
consider it Our duty to place men in pow.
er who willeommand peace, not buy it.
PETER BANKER, Chairman.
The British frigates L.ander and
Cambrian had signals up for pilots the
forePart Of yesterday butas none would
80 on board, they came to anchor in the
afternoon at 4 short distance from the
Hook.
Las. evening lieut.. coen, Of the British
ship Leander, with asg OF Truce, ar
rived at Fort Jay.
We learn from lieut.. Coen, that the
British ships of the Hook, were entire.
" unaequainted with the death of John
Pierce, till Tuesday evening. The
boat has come up to procure the release
Of two officers from their ship, who m
they understand, are in con6ne me Mt.
Letters from Philadelphia state, that
dispatches have been received bv 90.
vernmens from Spain, Of Vt ~ unplea.
SAINT nature. =
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[Psft. Regisser.l

BY the ship Caledonia, captain Hen
dsrson, arrived at this port las. evening
from Liverpool. We have received Lon
don papers to the 18th of March which
besides furnishing US with very interest
ing European intelligence, have enabled
Us to congratulate the readers OF the Mer.
eaat'le Advertiser, and our fellow C i.i-
Gems generally, on prospect ofa speedy
adjustment Of our differences with Great
Britain and that the recent change in
the administration of the government
has alreadv produced one great act Of
justice to the United States, the release
OF our unfortunate country men WHO have
been imPrs .'sd INFO the British navy.
4 Msr. A0v.1
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CARPET & COVERLET
WEAVING.

THE subscribsr respectfully informs
L his friends and the public in gene
raj. thar he has removed his shop TO the
house in ne 0ccaparey Of Mr. Philip
CrGf, tiue der, and nearly opposite
Mrs. Prudence Thorsabag's favern, in
!Shetherd's- 7oIUn, ,phryr he 1uiH colour
and wsvk Coverfrts q Carketiag in the
6e't manner and ns"rsi fa,h'ons, also,
Co"nftrpdne~, D'1bes, and all deserib-
ti0"s Of plain rUo'A,.en me Ahsrtesf mo-
fice and i01vest terms: uh;ch t0nnsf be
6onr at any other place ~ ..aephcrd's-
TO1Vn. He returns his sincere thanks
jS' past Jdv2rs. and hopes, from The
goodness ef his work, to meri! their f.-
tUre support.
SAMUEL ACER!
: May O., 1906.
- ~ B. All orders in his line are n 4nl-
fully deceived and pmtctuoAy esstuted. +
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TIE subscriber hss jsst received and is
n'U opening, large and Se- j..
nero! 0ssOrsmsns Of
r. SPRING AND SUMMER
@ 90. D S,

Among whiehsare Laced, Embossed and
Plain Cambrieks, Silk and Cotton Sham
broy Muslins. Trafalgar Vest Shapes,
and Calicos, Long and Short Nankern.
Leno and Paris Net Wells, Oval and
Square Silk and Cambriek Shawls with
netting, Umbrellas and Parassls, tr;m.
med and plain Bonnet, ;E-alta, Mill and
Cross.ent SAWS, Madeira WINE.
roFt WINK, and the best Havannah
SEGAltS; --Hiss, about three thousand
volumes Of BOOKS;--all of which
"''' be sold At the most reduced prices,
tor cash, or on ashsst credit, to pune.
tuafC1stomers. a,"7 %7.y TT
= :. JAMES FAULKNER.
= Mar,insbarg, May 9, 1906.
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MARTMsBURc. May 9.

: " Millions for tribute, 6n' nor cent for
observation-disclosures
Wheat a doIiar a bushet- Americans
insHited by all nations, and our sea.
me" murdered within AaLf q mile 81
eur shores. !:
The intelligence ve,have ,his day re.
eeived from New. York, issueh a. will
excite deep sensation in every. Amsri.
can bosonn-Wirhin view of our own
shores, while under the protection Of
our own lass, have We beheld, BY To-
reign banda, the murder Of IN Ameri-
can citizen. This event, when the frat
emotions OF indignation, excited by IL.
shall have passed OF. will not be follow.
ed BY surprize aurong those who will
pause \ moment for reflection. The
frigate BY which this outrage has been
committed, is the same that so recently
placed. for nearly two mouths, the har.
bour Of New. York, in a state of bloch.
ade-Itis the same Leander fTiRate thar
boarded ship, and forcibly dragged :.
way her seamen, white she Law within
the acknowledged jurisdiction Of ourown
laws.-An act more humiliatins to natl.
onal sovereignty never took place in anv
country The fssentm-nts Of the peo.
pie every where broke forth, and the ap.
preaching session Of Congress was anxi.
ously looked to, to mark out suitable
atonemeat for the indignitv. The 60.
vernmsut, upon that occasion, shrunE
from its duty, and neither re, eived nor
demanded an indemnity for the wrong.
Ought itthen TO excite wonder that Out.
RACES upon US are renewed. when with
temper, servile and spiritless, We pu,
up with insults, and cannot be provoked
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undertaken At the expense Of several
commercial gentlemen, who. have also
volunteered their services on the oeca-
sion.
A large Petiauger, which had sailed
early on Saturday morning with Provi-
sions for the blockading squadron, was
intercepted BY the above pilot-boas, aud
compelled to return. The populace- a.
sembled At the wharf, landed the provi.
sions, loaded several carts Herewith and
paraded through some Of the principal
streets to the Alms. house, where the
meat was deposited for the use Of the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
N O &c E.

+ a Ii persons having claim: against
IA the estate Of DIR. Jacob P. Harris.
dec. either BY bond, note, or book ae-
count, are hereby requested to exhibit
shempsoperly authenticated for settie-
msrit; all persons indebted to said estate
are also requested to make Immediate
Payment to the Subscribers, as no indul.
gsnes can be given, r'~
AARON FAIRS. ASm'r. ,
NANNY HARRIS, Aanss'x,.s5sssEss
=. May =, 1906.
. N. b. Twill attend at the late dwell.
ing house Of Dr.. Jacob r. Harris, dec.
on the is,hFand 18th inst. for the pur-
pose Of settling accounts with any person.
AARON FAIRS, Aamr.
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C @. o d s.;

and he Hat.ers himself from the term, ON
which he has them, that he win be ena.
blsd 20 retail them on ~ adxantagsou.
terms to the purchaser a. any other DER.
son has il IN thsir power to do. He doe.
not despair Of obtaining share of bust.
ness, as he 10 deter mined to make h the
interest OF all Who may please to call on
him.. - j..
- A hanasome salary ,viR be gipta
TO an active 7oung Man, that can cane
VEL recommended, fsattenda stare. l. l.
Msrtinsburg, Mays, 1905.
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LEM Pr,1icr,

INFORMS hi. friend. and III. public.
L that he has purchas.d Mr.. T:EvAxss
late stock Of well assorted -
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E l';'!;,'; Z Ferry
s@at'~7
TO BE RENTED,

Tor one or more wears, with good
i convenient bedding. suitable TOR
public business. Possession will be g.
ven immediately to the renter. For
terms apply to the subscriber living at
the Ferry. -.
JAMES foRMAN.
Berkeley County, May o, 1906.
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NOTICE.

FOR the turto'e Of Undertaking me.
/ IN becoming security for Peer Be-
Ter, efthe foIen u sINLrtihsbnrs, for a
debt ctJfjiy dollars, aas BY him - Kaac
Varmet'e, payable The i5th Of September
next, he The sad Better Ra,e me a dredof
trust (e*tea'ed on the 9h day Of 3aas-
arg h"') eft"e f'Il0pf1g prabrrfy, oiz:
one read waSgea. one lta,hsr bed, bed
stead, sheets, balsser., ptila1us and CO.
VerS, and one dark bay geid'ng, rvAich
prePerty is yet in the persecution Of said
BELIEF {; in order Therefore to b,rUent in--
noeent Persons from being injured in
purchasing aay fine above a,Hcles. I,
do hereby ISre.V0rn all per.ons from deal-
ing NTH sad Beiyer fr said property. as
It q right brtsrgs 10 NE, uni,t his si,bu-
Iat'ons ~ said deed ef"uss are fully CAM
piled s0ith. ~
ELI BELLER.
=, The atsse named Peter Bei7rr, on
the 81 Day IF AtrR lat. gape me another
deed Of trnst tsr the purpose Of sndt,aui-
ySiRE ne, q" bis security in ,epiepia
bena, bearing me- nbsor 6ast s1uen to
Mrs. Am Hunter. FIR tie sum If tsrty.
nife doaIars, sixfy-ene cents and t,eo-
thtrds q a eeat, PayHdIf the- Sd ef fully
nest.'he nadrrmrntioned property, vtz:
one ssrsei hsrse, enc bedsfrad and isa=
fAer bed, one sis plate ssooe and pipe, a
chest Of drasUers, ssvcIue chairs and faur
ta6ies--ANPsrsons are cantionedssainst'
t"'eh0siaS s''s Of rhe said p'eperfy< a.
1t belongs to me oH!y anti! ths said deed
Of trust is complied With.
:. -. ELI HELLER.
May ., 1908.
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EBENEZER STEVENS, j
SAMUEL. MANSFIELD,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
RQBER r-BOGARDuS.
April -, 1905.

The body Of 1ahn Pierce, who was
murdered on Saturday last bv foreign
force in our harbour, was this day, a,
- o'clock, attended to the grave by
thousands of our fellow.citizens a.
rnouru-rs. The corpse was preceded
by the reverend clergy in white scarls
next went captain Pierce. brother of the
deceased, and the hands belonging to the
sloop then great number Of seafarinR
men with weeds in their hats, aud lastly,
our citizens Of all ranks, amounting to
several thousands. -
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A pilot.boat, full Of well-armed men
sailed on Saturday afternoon in ques. Of
the vessels which have been captured at
the entrance Of Sunday. Hook by the Bri.
sish frigases, who have commenced an
astuAl blockade without any formal de.
sisra,isn OF war.--lhis expedition is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03

the government Of my German ,,S
whose fidelity nothing has hitherto y
and which they will retain ,owa.d,
son,nand a family of princes, wfo "a.
ages have only sought their hal pin ~
IL is evident that the cond.ct ~
court of Berlin IS 10 the free exor.' q
Of the will of Its sovereign. but III. c'
.quence of the influence exercised ~
enemies in the cabinet of that prince.
the courts and all the states, how T
who can jucgs of circumstances, and
that they W t o the system adopledb' h. Z
court of Berlin, will agree that H.
committed against a sovereign, uni,,d
his Prussiau majesty by the Ties of b.,
and until now by those of friendship, D.
the safety of Europe in greater da,,
than any act of hostility on the part &
power with which one might be at !.
war. L
Convinced of the justice of my caus
make my appeal to al! the powers of \
rope, who are Interested In resisting n
consolidation of a system which by tt,|
leningth the political existence Of an luspl
part Of the German empire, brltgs n
question the security of the whole. \
maud, most earnestly, the constituto]
aid which is due to me as %eleclor, md
the empire. its august head, as. well
Russia and Sweden, the pawers have 90
raa,eed its constitution, ana still! couua
to manifest the most honorable disposii
for the preservation OF my states.
Lastly, / protest, in the most sole,
manner, for myself, and My heirs, agar
eyeryveneroschmeut. on my rights in
eIeclorateof Brunswick Luusburgh, and
IT'S dependencies +; ard repeat, in qua
of elector the declaration made by the
mister Of my crown at the curt of Ber
tina, no advantage arising from political
rangemenls, much less any offer whats
OF an indemnity or equivalent, shall e.
engage me to forget what owe to my 3
NIFTY, the attachment, and exemplaryE
lily of my Iianovefian subjects, so as
yield my consent TO The alienation CT
electorate.
Given at the palace OF Windsor,
29th day of April, 1906. in Thea
year OF my reign.
e.. 81 SEOR0E'R
E. Count de Munster.
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: From the Boston Repertory,
f. IMPORTANT.
/CoseIK6a

iCo.eiHdfdI
tits then a we'll ascertained fact Harm
whole OF the claimants are American Ct
tizens, and had not this been' the eass. the
would not have, repeatedly declared to
entitled to the benefit Of the conyen,ious
1900 and 1903.
Had their title as American cltlzcr'|
been the NewJerscy wouldD 90
have been restored thern az the coun'|
of prizes, ,he American commlsslon:f
would not have declared them to be euids}
to the Lonisiaus money. nor would ye'1
excellency have agreed to the restltu'la1
even of three eleusnths of their indispuIaOi|
claim.
But the point OF the citizens being once
granted, the consequence must be that s6'|
elevenths of the claim were.rejected mers'
because you considered this portion OF TIT
claim as belonging to the underwriters \
and because your opinion was, that saa|
underwriters were entitled to no redresso|
restitution whatsoever.
But this is the very point to when M"1
Mad,son's letter relates; he officially Il"
forms you that the president entertaln' +!
differeu, opinion upon the subject, aaa
that he looks upon the underwriters "
standing exactly upon the same ioo'"S
with the insured.
Hcace we may infer thar. far from b.
ing foreign to our claim, Mr.. MadIsoa'
letter was exclusively intended for III
same, since it contains the president
sense respecting the only point, a wro'S
construction Of which has been the caO''
of denying eight eAevenths, Of the anoo', .
Hence we may infer also, that the o'
objection you may possibly havs had =
sainst the claim, being so explained "'
done away by the letter, the pres'ds'.'
wish must implicitly be understood TO u
tina. a full restitution be effected.
Said inference must be right indeed ~, .
less your excellency had other motives
thus rejecting SO large a part OF the e'a'"'
which we cannot suppose 10 be the cas-
Isl. Because we can see no other pTe'eHs,
for rejecting the claim; Cd. Because yOa
excellencv's wisdom warrants w. that W.
would not, chiefly after you had been
grossly imposed upon, respecting tne'sH
material point Of the citizenship, have {
.her listened to or adopted new motives
exclusion, without fairly having tue sa''
disclosed TO these ;onceTasd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.

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