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To the n,ihtary Qualifications OF Col. Brock.
cnb:idge, II is impofiible that we can otieGt
Bnt we do obieet tn placing fuch high-toned
federaiF rs Col. Breckenridge in fuch high
military appointment.
But far be it from us to intimate that the iig.
ners OF theie refolutions are not themirivrs rr
pubcans. For we are afured, that many of
them are the uniliakcn friends of the admn;.tra.
ton.
Our objection is 10 Col. B. as man of
heightened federal principles; principles. which
have been uniformly found at war with the
real in,ereits of this country and in ao cafe,
more hottie than as to our military arrange
men.s.
We n'alI fay nothing of Mr. Adams'a Nand-
ing army.
We ihail PATS over the effort. uniformly
made By the federal party 10 precipita,e our
prefent administration into war; By uniformly
recommending war in preference to negotiation.
We ihali imply demand whether il was not
this very patty which attempted under hir.
Adams administration to fiIperrede al our
Republican hLiiitio officers, by authorizing the
railing of $4,000 volunteers, whole officers
were tn be CONDITIONED by MIR. Adams II
will he recolle6ted, that this ichene was de-
feated in Peuniylyania by the fiicccf,fnI efforts
of FIR. Dallas and others TO eilablG the Penn
fylvania legion.
If Col :. was one Of the Importers of this
federal iyiiem, with what propriety can he ex-
peGt any ".snai advancement in our militia
fyGcu!
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INTERESTING COMMUNICATION.

One Of the representatives OF this Gate in Conrrefs
who had been requeted to enquire of the different
members OF that body, refpecing the crops os Indian
Com in their evera drGfs and TO communicate the
reiu, naes ;he following obiervations 10 his friend
lthrikes me tia, this information should not lie
confined to any one ee!erPtOn ofperioas, n,ucf efs
shoe whole inteIei it enhance the price OF that
great neceiiary cflfe. ! have to apprize YOU that
from what can learn, we have profpecf Of fup-
ply from the other fate, the crops having generally
failed on the atlantic waters, with the exception of
the upper parts Of S. Carolina and Georgia Goo re-
mote FOR the tranGportation of 70 bulky connodity)
and ina part of H. Carolina, hga Nh on the Cataw-
ba, and coniequently o. the reacl. OF market
The ftaroi;y ii other dRr;as of that large Fate,
which heretofore have -orded great fupplizs for ex-
Poriarion, is reprefented highly alarming. The
crop is ALTO very ihert the EaeT, G.o.e Of Mary
land, and throughout the of the Chelapea;se
particularly on Rappah1nuock; in ordinary feaIons
great tource OF fnPPly.'-FrOm the foregoing
ttatement the Farmers will perceive how neoedarv
is FOR them to praae economy in the ufc CT thei.
grain, and 70 hold Up their wheat unsl the Writer
is Faa, and the profPect of fuppIy until another
crop be more deeiively afeertan=d.
December II, 1906.
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BOSTON, Dec.s.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPKEME JUDICIAL COUKl.
Yeferday, in the Supreme Court, the Grand
Inqueft for the county, returned a bill of indiet-
ment aganR Thomas Oliver Sefridge, Efq. for
MagQaKgbter, in thootins Mr.. Charles Auftin,
on the 4th Augua lat. lie was foon after ar
-raigned, and pleaded, Not Gully to the charge.
The Court inquired when he would be ready
for his trial and named Friday, apd Tuejaay
next. MIR. Selfridge replied, he could not poi
Gbly fay, he could be ready 70 foon. He had
not yet confultcd his council on the fub,ed !;
and he had witnefies to collect, one of whom,
he underfood, was in Neav- Tork, and another
in the Diari9 Of Maine. The Court, after a
confultation with the Attorney General, did
not ailign any particular day; but directed Mr..
S. to be ready for trial as foon as poable. His
Counfel then moved, that he be admitted to
bail, to attend from day to day until his trial.
The Attorney General (Sullivan) wa, ai!sed. if
he had any objection to make to the notion
He replied, "Tbat Magfangb.er evG5 a LaiLa-
Bile offence, be eonld therefore bcpe 10 Objeai0n."
Mr.. S. was then required to find bail in 5000
dollars penalty, to abide his trial---He has, we
learn, found the bail, and will be reacred to his
liberty this day. Cenii'.d.
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Last Gnrniitg'G )au
WASHINGTON, December 10.

WASHINGTON, December TO-
We have received a communication from Mr..
Jonathan Dayton, of New Jerfey, in the fellow
ing terms:
"The National Intelligencer informs, that
two diifinguihed federaliRs---one, lately a u.
States Senator.--the other, an eminent contract
or at Pittiburg, are engaged in furnifliRg the
fupples for Mi Burr
:" Thus far the quotation appears to have
been taken tS.iaem Jey6iJ, from your paper,
aad find that feveral other prints after giving
the paragraph quoted from you to the pnbc,
add further declaration, rs if upon the fame
authority, that the perlon frt alluded To
Is myieif. Although contract or engagement
OF the kind referred to- carries with it no certain
evidence of guilt or unfair defgn (becaufe fire.
quen'ly praetifed, and neccnarily TOO, by thofe
who purchafe, and prepare to fettle & improve
large tracts of wildcrnefs) yet ] am not willing
to permit my name RI be ufed as one of the
contracting parties in bufnels with which
bave no concern, and TO which fome reproach
rs intended to be attached. / fhaIl not be diff
believed by you, or by any who know me, and
whole good opinion is elliHable, when I allure
you, as now do, that ! have entered into no
contract or engagement of the kind referred TO,
whether for the furnl,hing of proviiions, boats,
OF fupPhes OF any tort" Mt Int
~ The Editor of the National Intelligent
Ger proves by quotations from his paper, that
he never did lay this charge againft Gen. Day
ton.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.


TIE S"lsri5.r Jei- dcysu5 70 r.,,7s, ca;,s for nI<
f@t /'A070irss ['s@erty, ia '5e 1a7pr q 1asoaIan
mock:
e NE HOUSES ig'LOTS, lately occupied BY
Archibald N'Cal!, Elq The n,rrovec,e,ts
are'a two Rory Dwelling Haufe, Ki,c!ien Dairy,
Smokeiiouie and Stable; the dwelling hauie is litat
ed on the silver bank, Commenting ar e1,enve vev
for many miles Up and doan the Rappala.nock.
and Shy lar The noa convenient aud p,eaan, houl,
IN the place there ere three good room, aud
P@''age on eac" .,oor, and good cellars divided in
three ap7rtTients, Will FIRE places IT each.
he atore-hnnie and Lot, which q: r-efent occu
Py, i aldo for iale The hors is well fitted up. liz
good repair ana is an excellent iand for the retail
bnileis. There is good Cr4nary and Stable on the
Lotto any pe.!on whining engage in the Nier
camille line, This prorery VIII be an obet, 1t being
IN the neighbourhood of wealthy and relpe Sable
Farmers IN, alte d:f7aie,, Ia lei: tie itock Of
Goods that have on hand, oonfGine Of good fe-
iettson OF DAY GooDs and CaocznIrs-Terms
vii! be made known or application 20
THOMAS BROCKENBROUCH.
TaPpahsunocS Cec.I3. g.
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JOnN ALCCcg.

: INFORMS his friends and the pu5lic. thash. MI,
= carries on his CABINET MANUFACropy
IN ali IT'S branches He has removed LIS " aref oonI
IN tie front hnufe Of William AIS Ed ane adj
joining the Fire Infuranee Office, where he has ,r~s
quantity ol ready made work on hard which he lii
fell low He hatters hmfelf that If any perios are in
want OF any ding in the Cabinet line, they may ~
rrpliPd. ! am determined to have good var,au,,a
work done the ioweit terms. Any orders left :
ny Ware-2oom with Mr.. John Gray, my foreman,
OF at my hore, ilial be PrE9ray attended to- and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December Is. IT,
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y6Kv Akc6ck,


INFoRiFS :ls CEtixsaS ar !Yis6a,sal and tie SaELe
in general, f6d! Sc kas tssveS 10 tie Civ Of 7icsAon
sVsers De 5a' eS.s.l sess3e.r sy:uai Of 11reL,,
dix, nest DOR 70 A1ei5s FreGcr a.y d<o4eur,'s
P-"aa. Starr, and ,,3psfie y; E4.k; .eansa.yS
Parity cffss J7hestirg esi;eles -
I ONOoN Spring, PANEL and hand-saws Csf
Z 4 teel and German do.
Caiee Files of every defcrip,on,
Till Locks, brsis and iron,
Wood Screws of every f;zs,
Sd. I'D * Cd wrought Sprigs,
lod. & 2od wrought Nails,
I'd. & Sd. fac drawn Clouts,
Saddler's lacks OF every Gze,
Brals Nails, Strainiag & Cart WeAt,
Plated Bride Bits a1orted,
do. ttirrpp irons do.
Brais mounted iisel blade Squares,
A''ais and lFon chamber door Lock, VT every
ize,
Stock Locks OF al fires,
Locking sud Ladies d-etliny Clansl
PLACED Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips Of every Gze.
Carpenters & Joinera Tools of every dscr;p.
tinn.
Sz.'c, an aG0rfnfSnf Of DR7- GOODS.
S4Perbne Cloths and Caimeres,
Rennct's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchefter Stufs, &.
Fashionable silk Hcfe,
Roie aud DutIeil Blankets
Coarie Linens and number &c o,b,r ,r,;.
lies too tedious to nert all of which vii. be cla ,
Oscembcr Is. If
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SALE OF SHARES

IN THE RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
In fayaz"es 9Fa Roin'o", stJe P,efJtrf and Diree-
f'r' q fbt Fiebm0Td 1mnSMe Company, poscdat bei,
TVrrfiTg held at Ed7pard Haiiam'i Tavera in fEe Civ
Of RieS~0"d, O" the io|6 day Of fLJ noat5:
NTIf.L be fold at Auaion at the Eagle-Tavern,
w in the fad City, the 4th day of next
month, all SHARES belonging TO delinquent Stock
holders in the laid Company
n. SHEPPARD, 1rezE,a.
December Is. tLr
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McCAY g. COWAN.

TTAVE received ~ tie Iofe oryiqnL, f-o,u
= London, large and j;e.G;ouobl- alort-
@ieh! o. Co Z Uz4' Silvrr WA CdES, gcit6 a
!,a'ifty Of articles IF JJ;esveI2e,y end Sihver
Nork. Eyo, an aGorfnienf Of Hetcb MAKERS
TOOLS GN@ materials Qubic6, zvifb their f6r-
n.e,.Roeh, renders f6eir eG6rfnlent 0eyy qsueraL.
Al Of g0bieb ftcy a9sr al tie ,nef reduced prices
far eaJ@.
December Is. IT,
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STEPHRN BARANZZINO,

ETAS inn received a FRET, aiIortn,ent of Looking
Ciafes, and Prints, among v hich is the Battle
Of Trafalgar. Ficurss framed anG glazed. Mould.
ings Of all f2., and patterns
8. 10. ives al MIR. James CooIwins near the
Bapti6 hJcstirg-Houle.
Dec. H. 4tq,
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NEw.oRLEANs. October 81.

We underitand that his excellency Governor Clai-
borne has been officially advfed of the return to
Natchez of the detachment of the MTfippi Militia,
which had been ordered to Natchi,oches. The de-
detachment had proceeded far Rapides, where
they were halted by order OF Gen. Wikinion.
Gag.
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COOK SHOP.
IND OYSTER HOUSE.

IND OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON, has removed from the
N Houfe adjoining the Uuion-Tavern, 20 the
6rH Crof,-Street above the Eagls-Tavern, leadirg
20 me Bsio. where be hasspenrd COOK SHOP
and G'-5ZER ECUSB Tor the refreibment Of his
ffisos.s a..i ,DGomer,, all hours OF the day AID
tii / : o'eo,S 2; night. Having procured good
French Cook. he will furniib good Soup, Beef Steak
Mp;ton Chops, Sc. &c. &C. and the jea OYSTERS
'ha, can be rroearcd IL EeAn.cni.
fcy. a. eawtf
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SENATE UNITED STATES,
Mon DAY. Dec. &.

The retolution, offered by Mr.. Tracy, calling
upon the Preiidcnt for information relative 70
the negotiations pending with Great Britain,
was taken up, and neg atved-Ayes 5-Noes
ls.
Dec. Q.
The bill TO fufpend the operation of an act,
en'itu'ed, " An ACT to prohibit the import att
on of certain goods, wares and merchandise"
Pafed in the Houfe of Representatives, was
read iecoad time and ordered to third read
ing.
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Immediately left that place, and arrived here a
few days ago in confequence of which a
meeting of merchants and others petitioned the
government to compel him to leave the place.
They have not, however, been fuccefsful. The
governor has pledged himfelf that he fhould
carry on no offenive operations while here, I'M
lefs inftrueted 70 to do by his court. He is ex-
ecTatcd by his own followers. ] really pity a
number OF thofe young men whom he has 70
THANKFULLY deceived. Thus ends this great
expedition, and thus truf will end every ex-
petition that has for its Object the revolution
lzing and ranfack'pg of any country. Miranda
Is 10 much in debt, and 70 many people already
to lay hold of him, fhould an opportunity offer
that think he will never leave this Hand"
letter from Cork OF the 10th Of October,
lays, On account of the return Of Lord Lsu-
derdaie, American produce has advanced in
price,"
Our readers may Ultimate the degree of truth
due to the following communication, by
the fact of its having originally appeared in
rank federal print.
Extrad Of letter, reeei1eI By the L7R mail,
dated tire 9tb uit. at Frankfort, Kentucky.
There is nothing talked of here hut the i'm
peschment of judge Sebaaian as Spanfh PEN
honer, holding an Office under the Spaniil, CO.
vernmcnt, and the arreft ofCol. Burr.
"The legi0atnre is now in felton, and occu-
pied about the election OF fena,or to Congrefs.
Adair, Pope and general Hopkins are the Cam
didates. There is much caucufing, and it is
faid that Hurr is anxious for the reelection of
Adair. 6 The Wefcrn Word' has Infatuated
that Adair will be implicated in the Spaniih
compiracy, and fonle members of the legislature
nave pledged themfelves to prove it. In confe-
queuce of which the election is pofponsd ten
days from this" (Frederiek-gozvn HeralX. J
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YILUlBLs fARM-FoP S1LE

3 II YbLU1fBLE FARA--FOR SdLE.
Z hMdfpoled to fell 'ha. valuable frael ofIAN d
whsreon ] at preleut refde ii,uafed in the County
% Amelia on STaoks Creek containing b. efrlation
abnut COO acres ibis traG is about 80 acres of
high wood Land, well tim5ered, AMI OF good quail
~ ailo about so acres OF low ground heavily timber
&c and of prime guilty, for Tobacco or grats. The
Improvements conlit Of a reat & we'll fnifhed Dwell
ling fiouie with two rooms and pailage both below
aud above fairs, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke Houfe,
Barns, &c.
Ii is deemed unnecehary to give minute detail of
all the advantages of this Land it being preiumed &
requei,ed, tina; hole dfpofed purchaie will fire.
view the premiles
TERMs-One third cath and the balance in e.
quai annual Indictments Pcfieion will be given II,
time to fow crop Of wheat in the epfuiug fall APP
plcation to be made TO the fubfcrber on the premes
By letter or othsrwi(e. JAMES r. ROYAL.
Amelia, Dec g. IT,
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LEGISLATURE or PENNSYLVANIA.

Letters from Lancaifer fate that quorums
were formed in both houfes of our legislature
ON Tuefdsy. Prelley Carr Lane, Efq. was
elected fpeaker of the fenate by majority of
one vote, twelve being for him and eleven a
SainR him.
Simon Snyder. Efq. is chofen fpeakcr of the
houie of representatives. The votes were AZ
for Snyder, IL for Ingham. The democrats
have therefore fucceeded in both houfes by a
majority of one vote in each.
y. S. Gazette.
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NETWORK, Dec. g.
Exsraa of letter from Trinidad, dated \

L"''dV' OF q ItIItr IOm ] rinidad, dated No
ve0ber IA.
Miranda is here with his army, in depIo-
raHie condition. They have hardly bread 10
eat. after his attack on the Main, he proceed
ed to bfrbadoes, but was fearful TO land, the
more being lined with n'eriGs waiting to Law
hoid OF him for debts contracted there. He
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ADVERTISEMENT.

e 7FE fubfcriber is very deGrous Of taking in
/ WRl TING Of any kind during the winter
evenings. JOSEPH JACKSON.
N. B. few very handfome LOMBARDY pop
Lar TREES for fae, at his place Of rgGdence, on
5hock1 hill II
December 10. I'm.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

The writer da-es indulge an expectation, that if
the friends OF the Republican minority and Of the ai
mniitratIon will no netting 10 ssaeaie tie feelings Of
HE fsrmty, the minority viii foon be once more en-
lifted on the iide of the administration.
1t is 4 fac that MIR. Raldopl's f,eechas OF .he
iuipenlion of the Non-Importation law, breathe a
rirt OF peace, rot more pleaiing, than, unexpected
Il is believed to be fact, that MIR. r went on to
CongreisS"h firm determination TO harmonic with
his former republican friends, and his fellow abourers
in the H. of r.
Its known TO he the opinion of intelligent oLrervers
at Warrington, that this unfortunate diIention will be
~iiieafed, rather than revived.
II ne writer dares 10 believe therefore thar conc.
alton IS ~ preent the policy. Let the friends Of
the adminiiration who admire tho talents and intr-
gritty OF MIR. r. beware, how they chafe him once
more into oProitinn by any meaiure that looks like
Periecu'inn Let the Importers of Mr.. R. too feri-
Gully reiecs, before they unnecehariy rip open the
wounds, which are perhaps At this moment healing
up If it be fact that Mar R. is difpoied to conci-
late with Mr. ]. he viii thank them but le for the
generoiity they may dfpay.
Mof people are fatisfed with the pacific az
peel of our affairs on tine Wcaern frontier of
Lou'tiana. They conceive, that rs the Spaniih
troops have retired beyond the Sabine, if isa
iuttcent proof that they mean to retire from
hoitiiity. But an intelligent friend is far from
being confident of that good fortune. IF the
characters of Saledo the governor of Texas, and
OF the Vrceroy of Mexico are itrongly marked
by hanghtinefs ard obAinacy, it does not feern
probable, that they will decline hoitiities
with force inferior to their own, unle(s
they are politively forbidden 10y their court.
The New-York Evening Pot i; incorrect,
whenit aiierts thrt in the judicial proceedings
in the cafes of Ogden ard Burr; the greaelt
nconiiitency has prevailed. off (fiys this
federal champion) the Difri6l Court Of Ken.
lucky has no authority 10 ifues warrant acairR
Col. Burr: How is it that the Diflrct Judge Of
New York had authority 10 Ifiue warrant 4.
gainf Meiirs. Ogden and Smith who were
charged with precifely the fame offence ~
Grant that the oftneet were the f7ne AilI
was the manner of applying for the warrsnts,
different Jngde lines admits that ga Judge out
OF court" might grant fucb warrant upon legal
evidence at the fame time he expreGes the
tronget doubt whether motion could be
made to court, to award" fuch a proce1s
6 in the fri infance." The former, however,
was the cafe OF Ogden and Smith the Ian Of
Col. Burr. In the frft cafe, Judge Tallmadge
was in his o7vH CbambsrJ in the laR, Judge
lnnes was on the Bench ofjuGice.
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On Thurfday IaR, Doctor John J.. Fo;flee
was elected Delegate to the General 4 I'm.
by tor this city, 10 the room of Lewis HIarvie.
ZIG. appointed member CT tie H4c-utiye
Council.
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opinion NUT be with him. Perhaps it would
not be going too far to fay, that nine-tenths of
the wefern people would oppofe fuch project.
fatisfied as they are with the administration of
the government of the union. and the prcfsnt
happy fituation of public affairs.-Krn. PSiiad.
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tor publication The three fr of the(e Ref,.utions
are the lame as tlee from the county of Greenbrier
The two laf are in the following words:
d. Refoved that Major David Runner forward
copy oil he above Reioutions to Major Harvey.
s. Reioved that Major David pulF,er forr,,rd
copy of the above Revolutions TO the counrv If M
ion.
heie Revolutions were Ggned by no more than the
following officers.
Andrew Donnaly, Col. H. Skies, Lieut..
John Henry, Capt. Daniel Ruffner. Fms.
a copy oil theie Revolutions with the execution of
the two LAD. lkewife forwarded to MS. Ggnsd bv
the following officers of the Tooth Regiment. Who
met at Point Pleafant, in Mafon County, ON the C.b
day Of November
VIM. Owens, Col ALVIN Prior ~.
!. Bennet, Mai. W. prt,, 60,
NiIu''s Raynoid, Capt. VIM. Bridges, Capt.
6. Heuderion, Capt.. las TYLER I;en,
Jrlie v. Bihbrr Capt Jeff. H,ob, Prs
Fran. Watkins, -
u theie Revolutions were meant 10 operate
upon the Leeillature of Virginia, WIN were thev
not fairly and formally lid before them Is
they were to operate indirectly upon ;1d;7,;6,,J
members, will the Legislature calmly nat no
WIN ms onf.of-6oorS, unprecedented nterfer
ence with their right OF appointment
"a" OihCeI iHouiu reU i1tisted with the com
million which he holds under :he common.
wealth. He has no right to defgnate the Der-
IONS, under whom he is willing to Gerve. The
ioie power OF appointment is in the hands of
the Leg'ilatuTe and there is no law which au
thorlies the officers of any Brigade 70 1o0,iaat,
the ofilcer, under whom they would ferve qu;fb
out reluctance. Even the Governor with the
advice OF the privy council" has no Cuch now
CT by the Contribution or the laws.
IF this right belongs to the officers of the 18th
Brigade, 1t equally belongs to the officers of
every other Brigade. Ifno other Brigade has
~ then whencei is the executive privilege of this
Brigade Can they expect that the Icgi0ature
VIII make eveebtioHJ, in their favourto their uGn.
al courie OF proceeding II would have been
better for them to have fri peiitioned the Ie.
s'nature 10 change the general law on this fnb
jest ana f5eH their own refoIutions nioh,
have properly come in, upon the heels of this
amendment.
But II may be faid, that no particular non,;-
nation has been made. This ~ True in words.
bot not IN fcnfe. 1t i. true that nc pariicular
o'hcer 10 recommended by name but the gen.
Graz deicription, which is eyea in The zad re.
ioiuiicn, points 70 frongly at 4 particular in.
oiy.ouaI, that 1t Is lfnpof!iblc 70 mifate him.
MS individual, 70 frorgy pointed ont by his
" J-H'oriiy' Of rank, IL und0uhtcdly Col. k,eet.
eenridse, who is now The atm Co,onel
IN The Brigade, and who is slreapy nn.
m,n7'ed 20 the ttouie of Dsiega,es, f., eg .ac
Once OF Brigadier General.
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A correspondent from Fncane w. informs us
that Captain Lewis pafed through that town ON the
9th ntf on his way the city Of Wilmington, accom-.
panied by ieyen or eight Indians
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If LESUEUJP q SHUNDFRS,
AVE Jun received few Jars Malaga Cranes
Alto ire!h Mule4tel Raidns and Currants.
Dec. 9. ST.
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Jaw thee .EyP, a ysts-lsqC grow
JUit iprouted from its parent tree
IA" hcr ar%f y9r-bpd glow
With bluih of iweet SIMPLICITY.
] came again, and thou vert blawn
IN beauty's riehefi majeay,
But tho the rofe mature had grows
! found the bud SIMPLICITY
Oh long in health and beauty glow
An honor to thy parent tree
Fu' whIlR thy bigGcs ,.f, blow
oh keep the bud sImpLicrrY.