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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
TIL: JEFFERSON.
FOR SALE.

Nj Y Plantation Guated in the county Of Chef
W. terheld on both fde, of Falling Creek, feyep
miles from Manchester, adjoining the lands Of Col.
Matthew Chestlam and Mr.. Branch Cheatham, con.
tanning 400 acres, 900 Of which is cleared and
in good order, the balance well tmbeFed and equal
to any land on the creek. The Dwelling Houfe s,
kitchen new, the Dwelling Houfe has three rooms B.
paiiage the lower floor & three above the keh-
eD 20 by 40 feet, with other neeeGary out-houfes all
OF which are in goodrepair, with an excellent peach
and apple orebard-alio two valuable mill feats lying
on the above creek. The payments will be one half
on making right to the land, the balance in two
annual payments be lecured by deed of ,ruR on the
land-The purehaier will be permitted to fow a
crop Of wheat immediately, and poTeion given the
fra day Of November next. The land can be fhewn
to any perfon by application to the fubfcrib.r living
OH the premfes, and the price made known.
WILLIAM CHEATHAM.
September Q. et2wT.
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September 0.

TO BE RENTED,
'WO ifre f,roof WAREHOUSES;, near THE
4 Dafa. Tier evW be rented together or /e-
pArdfe, G'ld svi1sd By tie tenaHfJ syilbr fitted
np for flores.
JOHN HTCKHA8f.
1ISgxP ae. (szpJ
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John ALCOcK.

INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and the pub.
i lie, he has JUN received at his Cabinet Manufac.
tory near the Fire lnfurance Office large aHortnenr
of Windfor Chairs and Se,tees, made in the newell
faihion and by the be workmen in the ate ;any gen.
teman willing to buy, will peafe fend their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
GET good warranted work, and low terms either IL
the Cabinet line or Windlor Chairs
June 6s -.l re-
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TO BE RENTED.

HE Brick TENEMENT, ncayiy appetite Dr.
Il Greenb0so'S, and lately occupied by MIR. Ben
jamin MeGg.--For term apply TO
THOMdS N0RgELK.
Augun 90. Gf1
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NOTES.
See 7i,gssJuirs lzae Fiufai.
I D7igbf' Co"7Hf Of Canaan SG, Jaihd Int b..
.s'' 1"fHji"TS@ly tie @'Aa end 65f OI w4ler IF Bi,
Hne.
See Ba,lo.O, JhSiins Tsy TO TIE 7op effS. I4nss,,
in TIE Yifon Of Ceiu1ubut
See Ra"pbry's Ayi,ie'i0n and f,spsla Ell. H,sc
terq W"H.
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TO RENT.

ME TENEMENT, which Mrs. Phepoe lately
occupied Oh the itreet leading by the Govern.
or's, eonG9ing of a large cellar, room ur-d as !,
kitchen, very well fixed lore, compiling room. a
drawing and bed room, and three Keeping and Iun,
Der room in the garrett immediate pofIeiTon NAV he
had. Enquire Of William F. Ar
Auguh 80. hD
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-c'i'5ife d qeiesDiS gian,~ esaoiSiDy nGfs1, Tree
tsvH.
Ills fyhern Is to eruh the weak, and beguile the
powerful----to frighten the tnid, and eaiclc the
brave. The fvord is the fsvorte engine of his g.-
NstnnIenI, sid il is eougenal the turbulence ofbs
temper But he combines his administration every
fPeees of lupport himfs and Of danger to his en-
e'nies BY the employment ofenlightened men liz I.
Taleyraud, he makes even phiofophy admnilsr
her faered aid 70 his laSefs violence. He has redu-
esd fallehood into fy1em, and sdap,s his lies with
wonderful fagacty, whatever character he sddreG-
81 lie prevailed on the cabinet Of Vienna 70 aequi-
sfee in his nfurpatons in Italy by pretending tina,
they were neeeiiary TO enable him etabih with
feeufity, hereditary monarchy IN France. With e.
quail truth, he viii endeavout to perfuade MIR. Fox
Sveb 7ryrjs srp,S[7sof IN tie 6r9 sJjf,s Of fJis
zs0li but ne sstJor 0qggh eyeec, lS9pr1cy to 6,iL,
>" Hr 7So,d, I" J6s.' tie f,rsty1 PHahz." W0t Lori
CSeayi,SSHSdEJ tie fsa'eS s.a,t Jis eo7dvP, zuJis6
syss t5y ,taf S6tOsS By BIZ so8eagD1s IN etS did mr.
Few ondb Jiead fisi Ssm lie jea Indignation Try BAL
Sssyfd, Ssdsas0s@ 70 ret Beir sptrA Z Bot Syd, Hb
s-srs Sv,as Asgisg sFs fsfa'sS or sRgss a J5sisaf
4 -iic>a1Gs aadS ,m f,l-b Or, jsSssa
-,sssst,sr, -. i, /, an, is,1 81
yl,' a., ,,.,, s.sGss Of bsf .f ''"'" "''
., Is, Er,Sa95 ., fs'feg~''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-31

jamaica Spirits, Firf qrality frefh Salad
French Brandy, on,
Holland Gin, Writing, letter and wrap
Wei InGia Rum, - ing Paper,
New ENGLAND ditto, | Frtf quality Cavendih To-
Cherry Bounce, bacco,
Peach Brandy, Spinning Gotten.
Whky, Flax,
Wines of dlf rent kinds, Meas and yolens Shoes,
i.oI and Lump sugar, Fiji qaai.ty tsbie edith,
Brown ditto Suunds ard / ci;aRes,
sCcE,e, Spice Salmon in kees
tiyian Saniong' q; dgo, general .s.Gsu.
eop.j1sn d,. ,nd menf&y ktnits a4g
Bohea j. Nax asfa!l3zvs:
NJ ,uid and dpt Candles, LIB N e,nors in boxes,
Soap, Nufl, iS,i aas Bo2n, aai-
Chocolate of different qua In: in haxes OF faIe
Iities, -ri9s qa@'i;y,
8cfl Philadelphia Mufsrd Prnaes, Oranges, Figs sed
Goihrn Chcste of the tiit iamy2fmds,
guilty, .Aimonts anc Cocoa t}us,
Rhode liland ditto, Engliih Walnnts Shelbas KS
a general afiortment OF 5eit Spaniih SegaFs,
Qusens Ware, Exceieut CiJer Vinegar.
Ditto do, .Clats do
WTfb num6tr # ohssy artiflts teget5rr e4vt5
500 bulhels ialt suitable for the hGBeries,
500 ditto new Rhode III md poratoes,
= 80 barrels cx1eiient cyder,
40 ditto new rye wh;skcv,
117da parerl IF
Nice Smithheld-hams middlings, and
ihouldess.
A. WILLIS. I
March 70: dle,+
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MONDAY, March 81, 1906.
Mrs. lacks

does leave To ilfora, the c;tizens of Alexandra
iS and the sieiity, that on Monday next ihe viii
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Twenty Dollars REGARD.

Ts An AWAY, lsoei The iabse.iscf, living il
IN the city OF Baltimore, on Friday nigh..lsi',
tNl zP1gsntl.e boys 10 the hating buhntls. VIZ.
CHARLES WHITE, between 40 ani Z yeas
ct age; very fmall,and has req kabls,thnt cu:l.
ed slia't which is very whiEe--had Oh ficrt due
casfce AID olive o"loTad yeivet ranf&looes--
ISAAC WEBB, shens ! s years cid. uneom,
meriy large Tor hiss had On Glot Corduroy
jaekee ard psntalqons. his hair dark Az lta:gh;.
WI ever takes ~ f;il SoYs and iod .es lIeg IL
sY III. 9sl elYis !hfornatio, {, hat ger them
agsaa, ths!l receive rio above reward and feaGop
ao:t cxp7ncss, or TEN DOLLARS for eit!.sI.
All maitcrs OF vtG-is and Others arc czu,i3nci
aGa.nit harbofina fhrm OF carrying thtn OFF.
William Branfon, Halter,
Baltimore.
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DANIEL MACLE0
- TNJEn

Continues III the fame houfe where
Maetsad and g.um!i;on .tciGle.ly oecopisd, rexs
.dopr to Mti.s. Vaudeville snd JameGln, King.
Htrt; vbsrche carries IN ihe Sign, iTranfpa-
renf. saa iQcnamentai Pointing Sliding and
EiIamsling, stamiag aad c!e1nmg P,etureses
M4ioaic Aprons, 'Coloss for Reg iFncnts, Marble
ing AID ali kinds Of Coco imjfased.
Xja A45 for se!s,.
Oils, Talpentl.c, Putty &C Paints
ot 81 kirds, Il, s.aa g'e.isil p OIL; Miucow
nj Pteture Cif&s. os vsr:eus i!zss.; witch he
.sil' lei seaf,,.atI. for cslh.
MsrebzI co
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~ REMOVAL.

The Subferiber begs leave TO in
form his friends and the pobne in general, that
be has rennoved from tie Store, be lately occupisd
IA uaion ttreet, twoSdooss ter,iist South on the
lame fitc of the Gfeet, otfsat large and con,Iao
elous Store, the property Of csassin lafAlam
Harper, at the ,Ega OF ,he osangr Tieet W!tere
&c has the following articles ,or iaie, on the yesY
towcft terms FOR G ASH
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mo. 1862.
N o T j C T.

The Go partne,aaip hitherto lub,
Citing under the firm Of asaeio<d 81. Lugiasa,
Painters, Of AK maria, was dliitlsed the goth
infant, by mafual co,f,ns, AZ perfonsthat are
4airh;ea r., or that have Chime on the fame,
are rrqaeard 20 eeTne fcruafd ard 4sttle asfpec.
Oily piilble, as itisie.i able to clofe tie con.
ecsu, to either OF the iubiefibezs.
Danisl lMdclfed,
join Lsmsaon.
M,rcb 81 n
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N O T &c E..

- thof. who ase indebted to the fuhlcrihes
4 On account OF the concern of 4P6qrtH and
Denny, rs well as Denny aud PsqoeH Ihar all
who do nos fsy of their noes OF accounts or
give their bends, With fecuritY, en- or before the
hla DAY Of May mkt their notes ard acccuut.
will be put into The hands CT an attorney indif.
crifanstely.
Mr.. l4ssEs POWELL, Jun. Of M;dd.eburg,
is aaftiefiie'i fettie and receive she debts due
m accom-, Of TIA, ccncesr, hnpId acs KY
here IN pstfafsnce &c ,o-tpta1,n.s il. ~
- 1--...lui.4 Denncy.
1sry go. law
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March n.
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trul9 to the.
fnoicrlOer, VIII be expoftd to fale, on Welnsf
Gay, the fecond asy of April rext, for Iesdy
nancy, UPON The pennies, isyesal very valuable
LOIS OF GRoUND, lying npoo Queen, Fair.
tax, Water and Jlnion freets, ia the town of
Aicxs &d'ia--A And immediately stser the iale OF
the Lass, will be expofed 70 (ale, a, tie cctF-e
hanic, tor ready money aifo, lin CAFE by the fsIe
OF the Lnts the frn fequ;r:d lhould nos be raj
iedt oae undivided axteeath part of Traa of
Lard lying in Spotiy lxania coanty, containing
about eighteen thoafand ac.cs, known by the
nam: Of the Nine Tad.
James Keith, Tryfee.
March q. df
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Is REMOVAL.

John SDON.
IL AS fcmoyed to the lower end Of King freets'
J. L nearly oPpeffe Mr.. Robert Young Store,
"hefr he intends csf.yiog on the Houfe Painting
aud Glazing bsiineises ufusI, ard will keep fox
ia's. reguiar sg1nmsns of Paints and Oil, to.
s:lher With Wina " and Picture Gi4i., ufyai,
aus Gzcf-
March II. 60
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4 q 3 E L /. t,

FOR a TERM OF YEARS,
IA q 4 " I - Z. a T. L E,
The beautiful CoUN7RY-SEAr of the late Lord
Fai,tas-containing
a DUT :wo hundred ard t.en,ysnine s6d
I \ an half acres Of ] and, bounced en- ore +ifde
by Hunting. Creek. Upon thepremifes rhtre is,
every necriiary convenience requihte for the &C.
'commcdasion of gsrteel family. viz. Manh-
on-Houfe, Kitchen, Laundry, Smoke. HouieS
Stable and CarrisgesHcllc, a eced Garden en-
c!oied, sc. 'Pogthrg all TIE advantages of q,
mott diversified and extckdve profpea, hsalthinefa
of firuation and proximity to Alexandria; is.
mna b: confdcred as one of the Encf d,frahic
places oe refdencc in this Fs!t Ct tne county,
Apply TO st0ihiam He*dr,t, Eiq. Of this town.
'orso the Su fcriber near Paiuxent iron. oIks.s.
Prince Georges county. Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert.
January rs. law
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School for Young Ladies.

iss and the seility, that Monday next ihe viii
opeR
School for Young Ladies,
in which shcy will be ipfraetcd in Readig, Writing,
Eggilih Grammar, Arithmetic. plain Sewing, Marx
ii,gl Nertjog, Tamboring, Embroidery. Muiie and
fr~iig. Her tct4.,s fol the different braplhes are
teasate ard will he made known application at her
Schgol. in King Erect, oppeste Mir. sadwden's pint
ing eti-c. From the experience had in educat
ing yonng ladies', lc hstterS herfl Ase will give fas
faSon' ueh aspacr their Children Under her care.-
She wl aio accommodate few young ladies' from the
country with BOARDING, sc.
-. Na4sTcb dkr
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N . i / I E.
ne fubfcriber intending to remove.
!. q, noasc uext d9or u Mst's tavero, will
y, \ tue HOUSE AND STORE he at prefent
N''ss', between Royal and Fairfax ftects.
Tuns Craven.
Marsh III. 4
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March 81.
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FO r S ALE.

A Negro Woman, who is an ex..
cellent horie l,ryans. with her two Children !;
sbe one male, the other female.
ian. Is. Enquire of the Printer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
WASHINGTON CITY Sept. 60.

From Information, which may be relied on ir.
appe ars thar the Npanish forces had, in the be-
ginning OF August. passed the Sabine river, and
entered the territory Of the United States Their
whole strength is represented TO amount to abolrr
one thousand under the command of Col Era.
IA Co. Gushing, the American commanding.
was at 'he iast date stationed at varchitochrs.
with force OF between four and hve hundred
men, which with the tIooss ordered from Fort
Adams and o'her posts, would probably amount
70 Between six and seven hundred Governor.
Claiborne was actively engaged in making ay.
rangeinents for calling cut the militia if such a.
measure should prove necessary Col Cushing.
had on the 5th of August dispa ched Major Por-
ter TO Col. Efrara. advise HIM of the existing
state Of things between the United States and
SPAIN. thar negotiations were aetua.Iy depending
Between them. and urging the mpropviety oe
making any change IN he situation OF the armed
force ct either nation which should alter the state
OF things on the delivery, Of the country 70 the
United States and informing him that any ,nva-
sion Of the territory OF the u. S would be resis.
ted.
Col. Euara. who was this side OF the Sabine,
at prndhome. about 40 miles from Na,chi,o.
ches, replied on the ensuing day that. in obedi-
ence'to instructions, il was his purpose to keen
the territory against all hostile attempts i, being
consde.ed as dependence of the province Of
Texos.
Some OF the accounts represent the Spsnsit
forces as being within twelve miles of Nstchito.
eaes; the most authentic infornatap, however,
from that post, which is no later Nan The fOil,
of August says no apprehension was entertain-,
ed tor its safety. nor was it thought that an als
tack was meditated on IL. ce.s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
From tie Aeweas'ie Chronicle
RESUSCITAT,oN.

On Monday week, as Two persons were
bathing IN Jackson's Dam, little above
the queens Dock, in Liverpool, one of
them slipt IN whole, and was supposed
to be drowned The body after emain-
ing under water nearly half an hour, was
taken out and conveyed 10 the So,rth
Shore Coffee-house. A young medical
gentleman who happened to be in the
beigbborhood at the time, opened vein,
no doubtfrom the bestint.ntions, Sc tho the
blood appeared, there were no hopes nf re.
turning life. Apo her medical gentleman
was sent for, who merely applied no, salt,
but left him, declaring there was no chance
oil recovery. In half an hour his assistant
also lett him, expressing the same op,ni-
on. Fortunately, however, DR.. Stephens,
OF Low.hill, happened 10 be in the neigh.
borhood, and humanely offered his assjs.
lance. On examining the body, he de.
clared his opinion that life might be re-
stored, provided perseverance was ex-
erted' lie instantly sent for medicine
oil his own preparation, which he had lust
before sent 10 patient not lar distant,
and which he applied To the breast, nos.
this, head, feet, SC. In the space Of ten
minutes, although two hours had now e.
lapsed since tie body was taken up, syrnp.
toms of resuscIiatIon were observed: the
heart beat, the pulse became full, and res
pirs'fon was restored. ln the course of
an hour' the most encouraging pfoofs Of
recovery manifested themselves, * m .hree
hours the poor unfortunate man, who had
been too precipita,ely doomed the victim
OF an early death, recovered his speech,
and IS nov, we understand, restored to
his friends ard society. We conceive
1t to be OF great importance that cases
't this na'uee should be made as public
as DossIbles
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
PETERSBURG, October Q.
TORNADO.

On Monday last, the inhabitants Of this
place, and the adjacent country, experi-
enced one of the most destructiy- rains,
accompanied with violent wind from ",
w that has ever occurred within the me.
mory OF the Oldest citizens. The rain
commenced about four O'Clock. in the morn.
ing, & continued with INCREASING violence
TIL noon, when il began to abate, and n.
bout three O'clock the storm subsidized.
From ten I'LL twelve O'Clock, the water,
appeared 10 fall in an almost solid body.
h'ling and overlooking every rivulet over
winch the clouds passed.--Milts, fences,
bridges, &c, met one common fate and
the low grounds and meadows, presented
an appearances unparalleled in the annals
OF this state. The fall OF water was in
ealcuIable-and the injury sustained, must
be very considerable.
The damage sustained By the inhabj.
tanis OF Petersburg, is estimated at from
g to 5000 dollars. The Blandford causes
way, which had suffered considerable ioiu-
ry blythe preceding rains, was reDdered.in,-
Passsble, excep, by boats. MIR. Harrison,
residing near the causewsy, lost consi.
derable quantity OF salt, BIZ the water sua.
denly hurting into his lumber. house; aoS
the undertaken, who was about TO rebulS
the arch OF the creek, lost all the ma,4,;.
ais he had been collecting. the mos,
destructive scene was on Old street. ;n
The nelghborhood Of the Lutte bri5,e.
The Quantity ofdriftwood that came down
the valley leading to the LKtle bridge.
completely stopped the aqoeauct passing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
NEW YORK. SK,r. 81.

Capt. Whitney, from Bordeaux, which
place he left the Sd and the river the 9Th
August, informs, that it was reported the
day he sailed, that peace was concluded
between France and Great Britain, aad
that the treaty was to be made public on
the 18th August, the day appointed for
the grand fete. Capt. w. IS the bearer
OF dispatches from our minister at Parsy
to The secretary Of slate.
September 90.
BY capt Clifton. who left Cadis on the 1st OF
August. we learn, that2 Spanish ships Of the line
were ready For sea. destination no known; that
British ships Of the line. and 2 friyates, were
blockadng Cadiz and thar a treaty fpeaco ha-
wing been concluded between Spain ana q. Bri.
tain was without foundation,
We are indebted to a respectable Mercantile
fuend for Lloyd's Evening Post orIhe S0th of
July. London date to he 26th ut Iuiy. and toru
the I'd to the 9th of Aug have been before recei-
we'd. The paper before us being an Intermediate
date, contains the following interesting article,
not before published in ,his country
DowNIN0 SzaEEr, July 90.
blockade of Venice The King hzs been ;lex.
Sod IL cause ito be sign6ed by the Right t!c.-
Charles lanes Fox, his Majes,y's Principal Sc
cretary OF state for Foreign Affair." TO the mi.
n;4rsrs of fsieadly and neural powers residing ae
this court, that his majesty has Judged It cxne.
dicnt (for the protection OF his snbi,ets and ths
annoyance of his enernies) e. establish the n,s.
rigorous blockade 1t the entrance of the port of
V.nice. and 20 maintain and enforce II in the
strittese manner according "a the usages of war
acknowledged and observe in similar cases
and that tue port of Venice must BE- consdered
as being in state of blockade and thar from
this time all the measures authorised by the laws
Ut na,ions, and the respective treaties between
his Majes,y and the different frind,y and neutral
powers. will be adopted and exscutei with res.
pea co all vessels attempting to violase the sand
blockade.
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Faom rHr PHrlADrLruiA cAzErrs.
COMMUNICATION.
vtkrUr REWARDED ST PUBLIC Jpsrrca,

Il IS understood that subscription IS
rapidly filing IN The United States, for a
recent work oi Thomas Cia,kson, ESQ.
the worthy laborer in The ca,i-e of he on
pressed Africans This work IS Intended
to EXHIBIT the discipline, tenets, morals,
religion and characteristics of The Chris
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point of view. The au,hor rInIy demo-
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religious people, vtTh whom he has so
long and so often Struggled, in CONCERT,
iur the amelioration of he condition of
me blacks ~-ClaTkson hid experienced So
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lily and tender humani'y,a he industry
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compensate tina. valuable friend of man,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04

upon such desperate alternatives mo,
does he apDrehend that rich, brave, M
merous, enierprising, generous and gal
liant people are on tie prcciPrce Of destruc
ticn from which there is no retreat, b.
cause some fifty or sky individuals (per
haps smaller numher) have conducted
the public affairs so badly a. TO authorize
fears, and require changes--}Ie believes
thai the Islands OF Great Britain and Ire.
land. contains resources Ia men, money
and materials fully equal to their Internal
preservation, provided proper spirit eau
be excited among the body Of the people,
and the resources can BE- iuolic,ously apDii-
ed--aud alho' he vas never in England
nor can estimate the objects now alluded
r, ny more than the ordinary means of in
formation. which are open To eve,y one
in this country We, depending upon OPT
nions thus formed, he will hereafter Sub
nit 10 public notice few essential limo.
pations.
These Innovations, he believes, if
promptly and honestly adopted and pur
sired, will no, only save the island from
the bayonets Of friends and the swords OF
enemies, but viii guarantee The indepen.
dcnce, tranquility and prosperity of other
nations.
PACIFICATOR.
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