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From the Pete,sburgh "a, Lateligencer.
- e DROUGHT. - = :

Very serious Inconvenience, nay dis
tresses, have been experienced ON ac-
coun, of the long continuance Of the
drought. It's duration has exceeded any
thing ever known in this part Of the coun-
tryi and if change does not shortly
take place, the most serious apprehensi-
ons may be sntertained.--Atp present,
nearly air the springs around town, have
ceased to supply us with water. the mills
are unable 10 grind corn for.the necessa-
~ eonsumptlon of the inhabitants, and
We are ted this evil has been felt for q
considerable distance in the eountry-in
some cases corn has been carried forty
or City miles, for the purpose Of being
ground; and at last the owner compelled
TO return without accomplishing his pur-
pose. hut the most serious loss that
will be sustained in consequence of the
drought. win be that arising from the
destruction OF the ensuing crop Of corn,
which short time since was 30 vastly
promising-already the blades are be-
come. parehed and withered, from the
heat Of the sun, and the extreme dryness
of the weather-tobacco too is sharing
the same fate and vegetation Of every
kind no longer promises to supply the
wants Of man. Plentiful rains can alone
preserve Us from impending ealam:ties.
/: On Saturday the sth inst. negro man,
belonging to Mrs. M'corkle, was exc
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into the hire, and was proceeding to fur.
Their acts Of violence, when Mrs. Moor.
kle went into the kitchen 70 save the ne.
gro woman if possible, from'fnrthsr harm,
when the fellow Immediately Knocked
her down and beat her till she was dead,
he then ran Of, but returned In the even.
ing for the purpose Of procuring . horse,
the more eftectnally 70 ensure his ESCAPE;
he, was then discovered and apprehead.
ed. -. - n n =, - - IT, ss
He was sentenced to be burnt 1t the
stake, which sentence was executed on
Saturday last, in the presence Of hume.
rous spectators. who had assembled to
behold the awful and shocking spectacle
He confessed the murder, and prayed
with much earnestness for the divine for.
giveness, until the violence Of the flames
Destroyed the powers or utterance. -
[Argus'a faper.l
sasse.Hssss.ssssa
ON MORAL AND NATURAL .
BEAUTY. :
Sweet 10 the voice that soothes my care,
The voice Of love, the voice Of song
Fhe Tyre that celebrates the fair, -. -.
And animatss the warlike song. u ~ e
Sweet l. the counsel of Q friend,
Whose bosom proves . pillow kind,
Whose mild persuasion brings an end
To all the sorrows Of the mind. :
Sweet 10 the breath 81 balmy spring,
That fingers on tie primrose vale, =
Iheeweodlark sweet, when on the wing
His wild notes swell the rising gale,
Sweet Is the breeze that curls the lakes,
And early watts he fragrant dew,
Tho lowering cloud ofsaPor breaks,
And chears the bright ETHEREAL blue.
Sweet IL the bean, Tie blooming pea,
More fragrant thin Arahia's gale, -
That sleeps upon the tranquil sea, +
= Or gently swells IL extended sail.
Sweet 10 the walk where daisies spring,
And cowslips scent the serdant mead
The Woodland sweet where hnnets sing,
From every bold Intruder freed.
But far mare sspeef are virtuous deeds |;
= The hand that kindly brings relief; r..
The heart that with The widows bleeds, z,
And shares the dropping orphan's grisE
Z - - ~
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Ths Secretary Of the Treasury has
been absent from Washington, ne hear.
for these tIOo 1oeeks. sss5-.
The Secretary q the Nary is at Balti-
more. his said he goes from thence 10
the Springs, with a fa,t Of his family,
whose health requires the "trip.
The Secretary Of Stateis stiHin Wash
ingteR, but - rxprcied 10 20 IN. a trW
days. .-.-.~ Wash. Fed.
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Weinsert with pleasure the following
ample rrfutation of a most scandalous &
>1njusti6able calumny against the charac.
ter of Commodore Rodgers, which was
imprudeasIs, as We then thought, and
still think, h,ng through the papers in
the U. Stats, during the absence Of
that gentleman. As this refutation
comes from tapt. Gale himself, il is
scarcely necessary to request the
printers, in whose papers the charge APP
peared, to insert it-they doubtless
will feel pleasure IN promptly publishing
. contradiction Of 70 foul = calumny a
gaiust this meri,oripus oficer, Of which
they were unwistingty made the mere
extensive ProPagators. . ibid.l
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TO THE PUBLIC.

have seen with no little surprise, a
piece in = New. York paper; Of the first
ofMarch last. wherein II states I was run
through the body andkilled, by Commo-
dore Rodgers, for demonstrating with
him on the imPropriety Of foggipg a
Marine. This has been done by some
scandalous person (no doubt) to injure
his character, and although the. effect
could only be temporary, yet people in
general may, suppose that it originated
from some misunderstanding subsistine
BETWEEN him and ne. sran assure the
public that not only myself, but every
officer THAT served under his command
have Away been on the most friendly
terms with hin, and the best proof oil
this, is. thateyery officer Of US, will be
happy to sail with him al any future peri.
cd. During the time I was under his
comrqand, ]. is only Justice to say,
that he behaved towards me, with every
attention and politeness due an officer.
. ANTHONY GALE, Capt. M.
July IS, 1906. - 49, -. ~. -.
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PrieHfe letter, from London peak 7sohfive as to
a continuance Of TIE evar-one, Of ,vbieb que
soere fauored avitb a pergfzl By g. friend, dated
22d fuiy Jayy,
q" Yon may rely on there being no peace as
yet-Thofe who fremed mott fangune are be-
ginning to acknowledge themfelves deceived
while every a6t ofthe miniftry, and the arrival
and departure of every courierto the Continent
Is watched, and their intentions and bulinefs
interpreted. But all will not do--the people
begin 70 find themfelves inpofed on by nock-
tnbbers. A courier arrived yeterday from
France, Cabinet council was Immediately
held, and peace was fnon after refounded on
change, hut it is actually snderfood that Bona
parte mas refufed TO negotiate until England ac-
knowledges his continental regulations, and
then he will treat with he- CIR peace on term.
ofFifa5fs to far'r The -baboiaeG Of Europe ana
the PROPERTY IF the French rnbirs."
Other letters mention the profperous fate
Of American affairs, and The good light in which
Mr.. Pinckney's mediation viewed.
Bah. 7eL-grapbe.
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CHARLESTON.

h'tfrHa 9f'azcffer from t5e bari6 ofSt. yobn
berffs7' dated Saturday evening, Esd ut. TO q
gentleman in tbis city.
" am very forty that am Obliged 70 give
you the ditagreeable information of the DAMAGE
your crop has fuGained from the violent torn
nt wind we had yeaerdsv, and the lait light
Yesterday, about o'clock, the wind increafed
to hurricane, and continued to blow 70 till A.
bout the fame hour at night, when it ahated a
little. 1t haslaid almof all the cotton fat with
me ground and broke abundance of it off iuft
above the ground ne furfice of which ia nearly
half covered with blofioms and pods I think
from appearance at Ieat one half the cotton is
de'troyed by it. The rice appears to be in a
worie condition than the cotton, all the ears that
are Jut ibot out, and not fhed the bottoms,
are blafted ; that which is A little elder, the
grains whipped of very much and brIfifed.
That which had not fhot out will do very well
hope. AS two thirds of our crop was in the
hr't hage, as above difcribed, fear we may lofe
that mnrh of our rice. do not think our mis-.
fortune is ingular."
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
September l2.

- ANYWAY, or conveyed by foa,e perlou from,
the luberiber, living in the county IF Granville,
i.ate ct North. Carolina; young negro fellow named
obA; he IS between TWEEN and five and twenty
years OF age has rhin village, dark complexion and
Is toeraby flow tpoken, has lump on the back part
OF his neck, fn,a knot above his Writ on his right
hand and the middle finger of his left hand crooked.
he fad negro had when he went off pair of cot
ton trowfers, round fhort coat mapped with black
wool and cotton, wove-plain; took with him two
pair OF buff caiimere breeche., waR coats one of
white, the other Of grey cloth, pair of ribbed WOOL
len Bookings and a double breated grey broad cloth
coat.
All perfons, particularly matters of vees, are fore
warned from harbouring the faid negro ANY per-
ion giving intelligence will fecure the negro 70
that get him, or will bring him TO me. ihall re-
souss ruwaau OF dollars with all nelef-
fairy charges.
RICHARD WOOD.
September l9. I'm.
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COMMUNICATION.

DEcIUs.---It would he idle to attempt re-
tutatlon of all the abfurdities, to which this &C.
leorated production has given birth. AS if
the text itfclf were not Efficiently full Of
errors, II has heen mott ex,ravagantly milf
represented by its federal commentators. Facts
have been afcribed to it which, it never contain
cd and conclufons preteudedIy drawn from
its doctrines, which its author would have blulh-
ed to avow
Fortunate federalias the very moment when
all their old topics of complaint are exhauCted
and thread b1re, fome new one 1arts I'D to ami
mate their fprits. For long time, Miriam.
da's expedition was the favorite theme of at
tack. The whole pack joined in full chorus :
but at length when the fubie6t was nearly hunt.
ed down, up fprngs new game in the eGlv
OF Decius. Every mouth is opened, & the whole
country once more rebounds with the noiCe
of rancorous rage and anticipated Triumph
Unfortunate federaRs no foouer does the
game appear in view, than the fcent is Ion.
ilopelefs labour fucceeds to thrilling expeaa.
tiont one difappontment fucceeds TO another
ustil their own (pirits begin to faint under the
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EDUCATION.
September le.

| WHEN fettled here in November laff in
~ formed the inhabitants of Richmond, general
iy, By advertisements and fonie by private re~nr,
rteudarions, that an Academy opened under the
direction of Mrs. ORey and myfrlf, for the educa-
ton of young LADIES' in the various departments of
Englih literature and elegant female accomplishments
My intention was to dedicate the entire of my t,e to
the literary tuition; having doubt, of being fully
employed in my attendance on an inHtuton 70 much
wanted here. AS have not fuicent employment,
i. the young Ladies Acadaniy, will receive y,,ir-
ted number Of orderly boys, whom will educate in
the knowledge of the Englifh language grammatcay
aud accurately; writing arithmetic and book keeping
hiitory, Geography and the ufe of the globes, Latin
and greek. The pupils placed under my care fbaI be
faithfully and expedouny prepared for the compiling
houie college. The certificate Of the truic.s oe
Princeton Academy in New Jerfey, which fuperin-
tended for fevera years, he feen a, my fchool-
room adjoining Major Du-Vall's; aud ALTO the certi-
fsate of the Rey'd Dr. s. Smith, PRECEDENT OF Prince
ton College, under whom taught the grammar
choC! annexed to the College.
ROBERT O'RRILLY.
N. B. | will fuperintsnd the EngIi1h tuition of the
young ladies placed with Mrs. O'Reilly. Twelve
young ladies can be accommodated with boarding for
fifty dollars each per quartet including nufc, draw
ing and French, and the advantage of private tuitioz
before and after fchool hours.
R.O. R..
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SEE IN TO days paper September orb All advertife-
J meut from the Directors Of the Richmond Turn
pike, requeaing thofs who may with to undertake. 20
enter ProPoIas by the frft day of November next,
As an undertaken of public work feel At lois to enter
eropoias, as il Rates the road to be from forty TO
one hundred feet. could win to know the eraa
width, heghth to be bedded, thickness Of gravel and
number OF degrees each hill is to be reduced to IL
Gun find out thefe particulars all be a, no ofs 10
enter ProPoals-and for the benefit Of underwriters
nneerely with the above difeription given in print
n Jriesd to tabLc Iggfufions.
September Q. I,S
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September 10.
K. Q. Z.
II.

IN PURSUANCE sfa d.srer Of Caroline Cart, 7riH
be (H ~ ne Prc,Tifs to 6e bistf LStry, on Friday
the biyd IF next n1oqfk:
a TRACT of LAND, in the lower part Of the
! iaid county of Caroline. belonging to the eftate
Of william Eublnk, decd. containing about 226 A
CREo-f~elve months credit will be allowed the
Purchaier, upon his giving bond and approved fecuri-
ty. The COMMISSIONERS.
September ~. eo9wT.
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CHARLESTON. September 2.
Rro~ ID. Csgss. Hasfs Bsai. sTLaa evs~ine.

RIO" f1' IeTee>HaYe be'fs y lag fvs"s'y.
The fchonaer Poeotaligo Packet, capt. Sites, an
ahored OF the fort this evening in x days from Long
Hand. Capt Ssises has brought in with him tive fea-
men, belongiag Britiat ihp of the aa home
ward-bound feet Of Jamaica a,erehantmea who in
form, that an,ot the whole feet, eoniRing of one
hundred and fifty Gail, have been dfperfed and lo in
tbs lite gale Several If the fiPs feen foun-
der with the whole of their One of the fhip,
soyed two Jays by capt. Stites; when they fell
in with Brith floop Of war, who impreffed all the
Eng'h falors, and burnt the lhip. Two days ffnce,
s. fell in with rte brig Ann. capt. Cory, from,
st;s port, for Havanna, totally dGmaaed
City Gax.
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PORT OF NORFOLK s.,.

ARRIVED, Hoop VEINS: Ronlh, e ;,,srs fTuru
MartIn'que-fugar and coffee, to the matter
Aug. 81 IN lat. 80, long. -, As, fpoke an En-.
sh'h mp, one of the Jamaica feet, informed
captain b. that the convoy had been difperfed
BY the late gale that feveral muft have fou,.
dered---On Friday in FIGHT of the land, and ia
the iouthward of Currituck, capt. Boufh faw
TWO men or war; he was Informed from A
baltimore pilot boat, that an so gun fl,ip was
OF Cape Henry-the fame day.
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EstrHa .fa letter. from Beaufort, nv. e. Au-

Extraa sfa letter. from Beaufort, IN. e. Hu-
-. gaf 2s.
The form was EFFECTIVELY fcvere. The beach
IS atmolt covered with wrecks. But few of
them have as yet been afcertaired.---The fch'r
AdolPhus, capt. Garrow, of Norfolk, from St.
Jaago, ~ completely tranded, but all the pco-
pie are faved, and part of the carge.---A brig
called the Atlantic, belonging to Fairfield, and
returning from Turks Hand. fid to be COM
handed by captain WILTON, foundered at
iea---two faiors efcaped by clinging to- a fpar.
All ellie have periihed, among them am forty
10 learn, were capt. Cannon man of the
name of Loui, Ga Portusuefe) and free black
fellow, belonging TO Newbern, who had taken
paflage in her from Turks I1and.---The crew
OF new pilot built fchooner, believed to be a
Vireinlan, lies within few miles to the wet
OF the inlet. A fmaH iron bound trunk, cover
ed with deer fkin, has been found near it, with
the letters l. H. on the hottom---in a pocket
book which has alto been found near it, there
were tome accounts againt Capt. Cooper. To
-" -: ,niet, large cneIt has been diff
covered, full of good clothes. a handkerchief,
| have feen, marked |. D.. There was alto in
the cheft, among other papers, a leafe of a
houie, at the corner fChatham-trcet, in New
York, to John Dodge, at the yearly rent of
100 dollars.--Some pilots from Cape Look
out iay' that a keg of pickles, marked DR.. O.
ana zone packages OF paper and prini er's ink,
marked f. K. M. have come alhore there.
There are other vefiels branded nesF us, which
are 10 broken in pieces, that a correct account
OF tne"' 1t is not in my power tosive.
There is fcarcely doubt, but that the Pr
lot-Boat mentioned in this letter, mutt be the
Tartar, lately fitted cut in Hampton, by Cap
tain Cooper, on board of which he was with
one OF his ions, and many othcrs.--.His lady &
two children were loft in the fchn'r Comfort,
as above fated. Norfolk Herald.
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TO BE RENTED.

HE HOUSE at Drefent occupied by Decor lame.
: M'ClurC podeilon will be given on the end
day OF o Sober next. And
Tie houfe lately occupied by Mr Notes Bates
pofleion to be given immediately
Zach OF theie h"ues are convenient to the capitol,
and will iut genteel family.
For terms, apply 10 Samuel Greenhow.
VIM. LANGBORN, Executor .fpIu.
DHndrid.ge, DECD.
September le. (eotf)
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QUARANTINE GROUND, Sept. 4.
"on the Esd of Auguf, TIE day previous to my
leaving the Havana, the Pomona Spauifh frigate
Of So guns, from Vera Cruz, was taken about Q
leagues to the eafward of the Moro, by two ErgElh
frigates the Arathrfa and Hanou after cioie att-
on OF fifteen minutes-Although the Spanih frgate
was afiited by feven gun boats Zone of which was
blown up, and another funk) and battery of IL
guns. Previous TO the action there YVES coniider A.
bic quantity of money landed frsm the fripate re-
ported to be the property of the King; but the En-
glib took with the flip half million of dolars it
was reported the commander of the spasifh frigate
lo his life in the action, the number Of Others is no.
mentioned, hut iuppofe comfortable from the cof-
neis OF the action and heavy fire. On the o5th, Ifell
n with three hips, little to the northward of the
Doubeheaded Shot Keys, of them appearing
much dtabled, another had her in tow Handing to
The northward through the Florida Gu,f-Thefe I
fnppole to Be the three aforementioned vefel, it mutt
be obferved, thar tho time of this action, there
was an 80 gun ihip then in harbor but unfortunately
her two top mats were down and could not be got
ready until the day after the aaon On the soth in
iat "a, 40, about ~ leagues the eaward of Cane
atteras, fell in with brig fchooner, copper bot
somsd, and black all above the "copper" her counter
appeared to be white: fhe being veryIo-v in the wa :
yer ahat could ditcover name, her bowfprit',
handing. hut &c ::.sfns, there being heavy lea
Gould make no further obfe-vstions, than tina, N,
"PFe~'eu 'o ne ABOUT % tons dmeyienn
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September l2.
DOCTOR WILSON

II AS JUN received at his mon, oppof-e the feres
4 OF Mfrs John and Robert Gamble and Mr..
Neil McCouIi general aiiortment of MEDI-
ClNES. He offers ,her, for ale, OF lower ,erms
than they car be procured any other houfe in th
mond He mas on hand, variety of Paints, Var
niihe' and Oils Alto, Spirits of Turpentine, and
iarpentine Warmth by the barrel, at mutually low
prices.
Sep,.I2. (co,fN
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Saies ct aurtto,t.

W'H6e ion 6ifart Be6so, oftSr Es,,s- Tavern, Ss
fH'day The l31 iyf at 0elotk, rvfLont yetyve, Joy
ready money ::
4 ORDER, drawn by Alexander M'Rae, A.
: iexander Stewart and Robert Mitchell, FIGURES
freiident and Director of the Richmond Fire Com
n.y. on Wn' Price, Eqr their Gather, for 756 dolls,
80 Cts
PROssER g MONCURE,v. MRS.
September l2. II.
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NORFOLK. Sent.mb.r ..


lHE FLEETS. Oar coat it is probable will
be the fcene of a great Naval erterprize, as tho
BRITISH FLEET, as well as the FRENcH, are
now near US. On Saturday evening the Me.
campus tigate, one of the fleet of Sir Richard
Strachan, anchored in Hampton Roads. This
Sect 10 competed of the
Csfar, 81 guns
Audacious, -
Belleife, -
Bellona, ~
Montague, -
Terrible, IL
Triumph, -
HeIampus and another Frigate.
IL appesrs that Sir Richard Strachan, having
heard IN the Wcit-Tndies, that Admiral VIII
liamez was on the coat of America, and pro-
badly knowing the rout which sir John q. War.
rem bad taken, he lof no time in feekng the
French feet, and IL is furpr6ng how they have
niiied. That the Heet of admiral WiIliamez
aud the fquadron of commodore LHermi,e, o.
parts OF both, were onjthe coat, there can be no
doHbt.
The Patriot Of - guns and the ValereEfe fri.
gate, belonging 10 Admiral Wiamez's feet are
- port, the former at Aalapoli,, aod the latter
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PROSPECT OF PEACE.

ExaSi9 efn letter f'on London, dated 7siy 2D, to a
Respectable Merchant in Pbii~2rio5ia.
We have to advife. that It il the general
opinion, Negotiations going forward between this
country and France of PACIFIC tendency; and al
though conducted with the grearea Ee-sey, funds
have rifen S or per in confequence AS the
public are ofopnon, preent minfers will content
IN great acriees to obtain peace. What effea chat
will have upon American produce, you mutt be well
aware Of"
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PHILADELPHIA. Sent. =.

The brig Ann. capt. Bafcomb, left Port Roy.
ai' JAM the 26th of July. with fleet of A.
oout so TAIL under convoy of fixty four, fri.
cares & an armed brig, & parted with them the
Zotn or Auguit' and next day in lat. IS, he had
the late gale very hard, and thinks the convoy
mutt have felt it pretty feverely ALTO.
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NOTICE

4 PETITION will be prefented by William
n fitchett to the next General AfTemby of
virginia, praying that law may pafs to efab-
ny ferry acrofs p a1kltank river from nv
I'D in Matthews County, to the land of the
late Thomas L. Churchill, deed. of Middefcx
county.
WILLIAM FITCHETT.
September I2. rotf
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To THE Eprro. or The ENQUIRER.

AS undue alarm may have been, and nav h,.,
excited by raon0ur, relative 10 the yellow fever
WINCH has occurred in the Penitentiary:
think It hit, as phyfician to the place I'd
tate, that no nesv cafes have appeared for the
iat twelve days; that of feven cafes one has
terminated fatally, Gas has already been ftated
in the Enquirer y that the fuhietts of the other
Gales are conva'efcing, and from the prefcnt APP
pearances, have not the fmalet apprehenf-
ons about their recovery further---that the
plumber OF HEX is daily "efreafag, and that there
exits hattering pro!petf of lrsdy return to
the g(u0i health OF. ,hoft, confined 4vitLiu tie
svaAS Of tbe Penitcniia,y,
JAMES GREENIiOw.
] 18th September, ISOS
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D,meGic 3nteItigcnce.
BOSTON. Sept. I.

Arrived here, the Giio Ocean, from Coves in AZ
days Left Uuion, Ncholfon, from Baltimore for
Hamburg, wind bound. The captain Informs there
were tbTtv fail 81 Americans waiting for adjudication;
ihe hiP iabsa, of Philadelphia, was one of the NUM-
Der.
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ELECTION RETURNS FOR KENTUCKY.

John Boyle-Difria Of Madifou, Garrard, &c.
ohm Rowen, Warrington, Mellon, JefTerlon, &c.
Benjamin Howard, Fayette, Woodford, Clark
&c.
JofrPh Defha, Bourbon, Mafon, &c.
Richard M Johnfsu, Shelby, franklin, Scott, Ssc.
Colo. Matthew Lyon.
MelD 1lesjs.r
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You have approached, fr, the ,rrv b. J.
Preeipises Subjected by the republicans OF Ps,,g.
san'A' you can fearee aipire to amy Office within
the gift of the people Once le, the Genera
Government he convinced tina, you are IN apoitat..
and your political exilsrce ranhes for ever
ZSNO.