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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

~, Elm LlEfr.
ne only article Of foreign iprc,,;.
gencc IS thc following received bv ne
way Of HALIFAX, and which Ne ron,,
nom the Boston Ccntinel Of San1day
last. -'u''
a gentleman who arrived n TOWN
last evening, iicm Halifax, Va yfyn,-
outh, and violet Tie folmer place the
10TH INST. informs, That, tie English
September Packet had arrived fFera
from England, Lrirgine London ii.
pcrs 70 the 9TH Sept. and letters 10 the
Y'h-- he letters mentioned thai. Ad-
nllral Belkiey had been recalled l1t
That tbs order was countermanded soon
alter the dispatches received III ,hn
Revenge were made known and thar
COCO troops. were ordered out To No
va-Sootia. He also observes, thai or
ders had been received from England.
ior organizing the militia that sever
Al companies had been mustered Dr,.i-
GUS 10 his leaving Halifax /; and thar
the people there were very aversc to
war with the v. $. Two Of the ia
sons mutlneres had been hung at her
yard-arm, and the remainder reprieved.
The Triumph, and the Leopard, had
arrived from the Capes Of Virginia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

1T NORTHAMPTON, Mr.. Caleb Weller. To
Miss Naomy lyman
In brattleborough, CVt) Mr.. William
Eesscnden, Printer and Bookseller, To Miss
Patty 4oIbrook.--In Andover. cant. lanes
Poor Of Belfast, TO Miss Ann Johnson
In BIllerica, Bohan p. Field, ESQ. cf Bel
last, ~ Miss Abigail Davis in BridF-
water, Mr. Amos Bond, mer. Of Augusta,
to Miss Martha Keith.
H. sea borough, Rev. Joseph Carman,
to Miss Abigail Seavy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

We are desired to state, that Stone Il
placed in the hands OF Dr.. OFT, which
possesses the wonderful power Of ex-
tracing poison Of every kind. This
stone will be used under the direction
Of DR.. Wcems, and without CHARGE
1t was brought from India by gentle
man Of New-York, who purchased it
from native, after having seen the rf-
tcacy Of its power demonstrated in ex-
tracing the poison Of scorpion that
had been permitted to bite the then
owner. The stone is black, about an
inch in length, and in shape some.
what like bean --Uash. Fed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26
5JJJ0oodgJ05oo 80

An embargo has been laid il France ~
al Portuguese vessels. What has neatJoI
Portugal done
The last letters from Liverpool saw. thar
all American vssels loade 4 III tie Baltic for
Holland, had been seized.
The British having accommodated tbe;y
dispute with the Chinese, ten loaded sh;ng
have sailed for England, under CONVOY Of tie
Lion of64 guns
The Hon. Royai Tyler has been aspoirt.
ed first, the Hon. Theophilus Herrinp,on
second, and the Hon. Jonas Culusha third
Judge " the Supreme Court Of Vermont.
Mr.. GRANGER, the Postmaster Ccncr,r
Of the United States has resigned lis If IL.
Burroughs is stated to have given lie
keepers "Ieg 6aiF' before they arrived
at Montreal
Master BErTY, the British Roscius he
finally retired from the stage He Is edm.
eating for the church BY a respectable Cler.
gyman, who Is 70 have 20Oi 4 wear for III
tuition.
,Athointman-James +. Austin, esq.
attorney ofthe Municipal Court Of Bos-
ton, vice Peter Thatcher, esq. remoy-
ed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

The publication Of The following decree
OF the French Government will i'm
press on The merchants Of the United
states the necessity Of taking the
precautions therein required
Decree Of me French Retu6Ec, l3M
llesaidor, ION gear.
Art. lst. All foreigners are pro-
hi1iicd from bringing within Tie CONT
mental territories Of the Republic, any
black, mulatto, OF other person oi color,
Of either SIX.
Art. 3D. All blacks, mulattoes, or
other PERSONS Of color Of either sex,
who are not in service, are equally pro-
hiDited from entering the continental
territories OF the Republic in future,
under any cause Or protest Whatsoever,
unless they bring with them the spe-
cial permission Of the magistrates Of
the colonies from which they came /:
or if they lid not come from the colo
| mics without the permission Of the min
lister OF marine and the colonies.
Art 81. Ill blacks Of mulattocs
who snail come within the continental
territories Of the Republic, after the
publication Of the present decree, with
out bringing with them the permission
pointed out il the preceding article,
sh4Il be arrested and detained until they
are sent out ofthe country.
The Legislature Of Delaware have
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

?atrotlcally appropriated Ten thousand
lohaTs to defray the .exPence of their
quota Of militia. called FOR by the Prcsi-
ttnt. The Quota is only 300 men.
Vel done, Dcic79arc," says, with sin
ccrity democratic paper.
Notr-fwo-thirds of the members
Of the Legislature Of Delaware were
and are Federal Republicans-and be-
cause they have opinions Of their own,
are denounced by Duane, as tories
refugees and aIlslocrGtS Judge them
by their actions.
Pleasing LatcHgence.-In addition 70
the pleasing intelligence received I'M
der the Philadelphia head, Of the tri-
umph Of federalism in Delaware and
Pennsylvania, we have now the plea
sure Of adding that New-Jersey too, had
to the right about. The fol-
lowing article IS cur evidence Of this
fact.
Trenton, oct. IL. On Tuesday last,
the elections ofthis state were conclu-
ded. The federalists have obtained a
majority in both branches Of the Legis-
Laturc; of course, New-Jersey will at
he next meeting Of the Legislature,
have federal Governor also.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

Ta' Citiec' OF New-York, leading
1soYIAN paper, sketches the follow
J..lt ot THOMAS PAINE-who, ifnot
.- diror. Is q liberal contributor to Jaco-
- .aper there, called the " New-York
" '-4"
"a wlIi recll!ect tia; when ne THExRY
u. IvRkE.l rctrred from France, had an
interview with hlu, in which among other
,nmEs ~ told re that hc had seen III Paris,
Tom PAIAE, that presidential old wretch,
whose carcasc that 1t nigh; ..ot offend the
neigl LournE air is necessarily stepped IN
Brandy; yes, this bane ofth moral worlG
was then IN ga1ret in Pans, Matching
rebellion az anst his God"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

LOlDv n q .tttr tjDHJ IcFPf-t -1Apt4tWtHt, OH-
chen. .tthe StootJr..ge tribe II Indraas, TO
Sacaryse, the frsf Sarhem q Tho Tgcaro-
"a, date! At B4faioe Cree4, Sept. 4, 1907.
"MY FR1END-I take the opportunity
to inform YOU that | arrived here yesterday
with my companions Oh our way u visit our
friends, the different tribes Of indians % tie
westward. Oar business with these na-
tioRs Is 70 preserve peace among themselves
and the United States That thev should
not take up the tomahaNk, if tie white p1O-
pie had war anu we are y Recommend
civilization AMI thc christian religion 70
them They agreed to accept such meas
urcs The last time I was with them-tA4t
WAS t0ur yeIrs agO-and they depended up-
ON Us that we should either instruct them
ourselves, or lead one by the hand whom
We knew u Be good man, to teach them
according to their wishes have now, my
cousin, John Jacobs, with me, for the pur-
pose Of teaching school among them and
itthey should desire any further instruction,
the missionary societies viii send a mis-
sionayy 70 them in the course of next
spring"
NV friend-be stedfast 10 the religion
Of our Lord Jesus Christ, and pay no regard
70 the doctrine of the new prophet, who
breaches false religion for YOU may de-
pend upon it that his religion will fall to the
ground and BE assured that | will do all
tie good can to my nation, and 70 all the
nations with whom ! have business That
! will Iooi. to the great and good spirit for
assistance eyey day, that ! and ny compan-
ions may DC preserved from thc temptations
OF tic evil o. c--that / shall not drink one
dror " spurious liquors and il should
live should return ID the course Of next
summer Farewell p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26
BOSTON, OCT. 20,

BOSTON, OCT. 20.
Fran PORTUG5L-.44g. q.
Capt BIRD, Of Boston, who arrived
at Philadelphia, in 40 days from Lis
bon, informs, that the French Empe-
Tor had demanded large sum Of mon
ey Of the Portuguese Government,
which they had refused to pay. In
consequence Of this refusal, the arrival
Of a French army was daily expected.
The people had learned that troops
were held in READINGS for the eXpcdi-
ton. We doubt whittier any thing
short Of her closing her ports against
the British would save Portugal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26
Communication.
- I; D.

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26
JAMES SULLIVAN.

t'y ms EXcei.cncy's command,
with the advice aul content of the Council.
JONATHAN l.. AUSTlN5Scc'y.
.G0d, lax t5s CoaHnoz0-ahb of MoRicbYjcik5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

The Legislature Of Delaware hav,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-26

.TA1tES &UkLIYAN, figure,
Governor and Commander in Chief in and
over tEc Commonwealth aInelald,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
4Bn8tScClrt.
NORFOLK, November le.

Yeste day CAPTAIN ToMPKINs, Oft
fast sailing ship PocahuDtas, If This port,
came ZIP to Gown, having let his shi3 in
the bay bound up to Baltimore, from LIVER
pool. Capt L left Liverpool, cn the N of
Octoberj brought London papcrs 10 the Use
OF that month, ana has favored US with =
compete lie from the 10Th September up.
wards.
We understand from good authority, that
on me i4-n OF September, Mar Monroe de-
Ivered memorial to the British govern
nenl, dem"Ud ng hna answer previous
to ms ccparu rc Tor the United States, for
winch ne was already prepared, and CID
expect To depart immediately.
AT THIS iuncsurs thr int ili-ence Of The
surrender of Copenhagen, the disasters IN
South America, * the measures OF France
against Portugal, w,tn other important az
fairs Oh the continent Of Europe, par.icu-
larry with Russia. so pressed upon the Bril-
tish ministers, rs 10 induce them to solicit
Mr.. MvnrOe'S indulgence Mr. Nj accord.
irgly agreed TO remain, and we have GOOD
reason 10 believe that the .tifi6iatuHl ot Tho
British government was delivered on the 81,
Oct. and moreover We understand that no
act or hostility viii be committed by G. ErlS
tam, un.li this u,timatum has been submit
ted to, and acted upon by this government"
VI the contents OF this u.timatum it would
be ridiculous in US to attempt d conjcc-
ture, but 1t is easy to infer that al tAe
demands otour government have not hcen
acceded to, but we venture TO assert, that
the British government have most HnegRi~
vocaIIy denied amy pretension OH its part
TO search national ship OF the II. States.
le is to be observed that several of the
London prints stated that Mr.. Monroe had
actually left London, these prints are not
always remarkable for correct info.maii-
on.---LeGger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
New Books.

Jvst recsiUsd at S. IoIcasGpt9' f7o9k-s1re.
Ransay 5 Lie Of Wa h;ng,Un
Lady's Museum, vols. Il >. new secia:, to
July. 1907
A lou sal of the Voyages and Tr yols of
Corps Of Discovery, unler ne conm1r1 of apt
L5wls and capt Ciayke OF ,;ie army of the U 5.
from The mou,h Of the river ai souri, th,o' the
i".erCr ans % No,til America 20 til Pacific
can Owing ne yeas ISlI--5 :. 6.--esn ain
ing IN ~ ic -e!s,iou OF tn n Isl; inter; ~
i'auS euoas hu-'ng the xpedi iona J,scrir on
OF the couRd. and an accom- 81 SIS mi bit.
ans, sol. c'mae curios,ieS. and veye,;.b'. s,.l
animal Prcdueti-ns: ~ Z. GAGs, one Of lie
persons employed in ne expedition with geo.
Gtspncal and explanatory noses ., he publishs1.
The Lay CT an i,i'h Ia ., b, RJisv Owca4 IL
t. Young h1i'l Weights AID M.lel's Cnide,
by o fvansj "a rev edilion
a PoS'rliue OF Quaker 71-TaSsn f-orr A
view q tie ednea ion aud dIsrI llue, social n'an-
ne's, civil ond poiica ecouom, eis;ou. - IN
ciP'es and character, of the ciety If +, ;end-
u. Thomas Cark.5n = -
ne Life OF Char'e James Fox by W. re'c.
hy'ha.touh' in. utcs. VIZ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20


SIR,
BY the general orders of the 17;h July
last, it is directed, among other things, that
"Correct muster rolls and inspection re-
turns Cof the detachments from she scvc-
rut divisions, forming the quota IF this
state, Of one hundred thousand militia, re-
CURED 6y the President Of the United
States i,e made to the Adiutant General,
who is, without delay, directed to transmit
copies to the Secretary of War"
AS it was not expressly stated by whom
these returns were TO be made, it was eX-
pecCcd, of course, that they would be for
warded by the Brigade Inspectors Counter
signed by The Brig :dier Generally to the
NJ lior Generals, and by the latter to this
Office. Presenting that this course may
have been intended to he pursued, am in
struCted by the Governor to request, that
the returns aforesaid may be tresmitted to
this Office with as little further delay as pos
sb,c.
Il no such returns have yet been made to
the Mejor Generals. aud as they have been
called for by the Secretary of War, am
further Instructed by the Governor, 10 re-
quest, thai they may he Immediately trans
United 10 this Office, directly from the Bril-
gadier Generals.
have the honor to be,
With great respect,
Si-. your 0b't servant
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20

Manchester Turnpike C0mbaay,
TIE Annual Meeting Of S,cotho ders, uill
be held 1T MIR Br,oks's Teve,n, in Man
chester, on The first Monday in December next
S!e-ia! matters of business ;npos'an, 70 the
nesest OF the company require full Meeting
hence it is expected that s1ch members IS caqnor
attend IN person will aepoint deputies to aa Cor
theni JAMES HRnNEEE. CT.
November IS, 1907. td7,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
Hampden Sidney College.

TT-uG Trustees wish 20 inform the public, that
,hey have lately engaged he Rev. Mpsrs
Hooz Of Sheppsris Town in this state, q re-
N ~. 70 the College, nd 20 ,aks charge Of IS
F-.siient They wish aiso 10 give notice that
t,c Buildings are N a comfortable sta'e of re.
tar and nat aiding and tuition for students
continue n the asfia rars.
PrNee Edward, L2,h Nov. 1907. 6e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
Slr, your DOT servant,
SAMUEL COLEMAN, ID. A. G.
CONCENTRATION.

Z letter has been received in this city
dated the II in instant, from a respectable
merchant in New-Ycrk, stating that gen
tlcman who came passenger in the ship SAN
son, Nv Mr.. Monroe on the evening the
ISL Of October, who informed b IN, "thaf
al hcfe8 Of an accommodation gVi.h Great
Britain 7vere =! al ehd. Bait. Fed. Gaz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
NnTGE.

II - Il ~ 4
49, AT NICE ing of be DrcG1Y- ,f al
B of he United States Hs'r It the % nix. H.
Philadelphia Move b 80. -
IH'mAs WILLING Esqui e, having ,esgp.
ed the aproi;treH. oi /! { .,den. --DA,ID
l.EN"x Eaq-i wa, utAoin pu5iy e., Sted Frc
scent Ct the said Eauk
G. SIMPSON, Cashier
Is conformity with The l., S-6l.oa of A,Tic E
XIV oflhs CCrsl,u. ION Of ne Iulual Assu.
r.rc- soc'eiy against Fuc On Buildings of th.
sta.c OF ' 'sin!@, lie members ogthe said s8cie
a. are h- suv notified To ate nd their annual
GeneIa' 0ee'irg. TO b. held at the Capitol, en-
he hrat Monday ia Ianua nsz.. being The
tour; r day OF the said month
Any member who doth not ! tend az lie aid
"a eng 10 person OF by pr Ky, wi b. epr, SEN
81 BY The memb, rs OF ne State Legislature OF
Ire county, or the Senator OF the dIstria where
IN such absentee re ides.
LEWIS NJ RIVALAIN,
Aging as Principal Agent.
General Office &c s,urance
Richmond. Sch November, 1907.
Fom " 'be C,eAeHtials 10 be byodaced by tIe Per
voiiHg at tbe rnagal meeting By pyo,,y, tn yst
subscriber Of member Of tho
Mutual Assurance Society, do hereby constitute
and appoiEt 10 attend The ANIMAL &c.
neral meeting Of the said society 10 be held Al
Richmond, On he FIST Monday IN January next
70 proxy q vote and az on behalf. on an,
business which may come before the said NEE,
ing as fully as If personally present.
lu testimony whereof have hcscuuto Sc
hand and sssl the day Of 1907.
7este, W.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
[GlrcuIac.].
To TIE MAJOR AND BRIGADTER
GENERALS OF THE MILITIA OF
VIRGINIA.

IDJUT.f.VT GEWER.HL's OFFICE,
Richmond, Nor. mn, 1867.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20

While reading the description Of the in
ternal Improvements within the French
nation, we cannot but be struck with the
contrast between tina, government and the
British. While one Is triumphant in all its
military operations, tao other - bai.led in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

al, OPPOSITION bv the force Of reason and PIN
losuphy throws his gauntlet at all nations
Cfthe earth and defes them to meet him
on the field of argument lis the. national
dignity insulted, case in which his high
ncys ofTripoii would immediately call forth
his torccs-~the bashaw of America utters
stesch. Docs foreign invader modest the
commerce in the very mouth OF the har-
bours, an insult which would induce hrs
hghucss OF Tripoli to der out his fleets.
his highhcFs Of America utters speech.
Are the free citizens Of America dragged
from on board the vessels of their country
and torciblv detained in the war ships OF a
mother pOWcr-his higlmC ss-utters speech
lis a pcaceablc citizen killed by the mar
auteis ur foreign powers on the very shore
" ms ~corntry---his highness-utters
speech. Docs an alarming insurrecton
h~cak out in a distant part OF the empire
Lis highness-uttcrs speech nay, more,
for here he shows his " encrgies"-he most
intrcpidly dispatches acOuricr on horseback,
and orders him to ride one hundred and
twenty miles dav, with most formidable
army Of broclaNatiOna, q. e. collection OF
words packed up in his saddje-bags lie
is intrusted to show no favor nor affection, but
to charge the thick>jt ranks of the enemy,
and to speechify and batter by words the
conspiracy and the conspirators out OF eNls-
tcnce. Heavens, my friend, what 2 deal OF
clustering is here it reminds me Of INC
dung-hill cock in farm yard, who, having
accidentally in his c atchings found worm
Immediately begins most voclferous cacN-
lng--calls around him his hea-Aeayted COM
panions, who run chattcring from all quar-
tiers to gobblc down Lhc poor little worm,
that happened 70 turn under his eye. on,
Assem- Assem- on what aprodig'ous great
scale /, very thing in this country
Thus, en-, conclude my observations.
The iniidcl nations have each separate cha
racteris Tx trait, by which they may be dis
ting,iishod from each other ; the Spaniards,
for instance, may be said to steep upon every
affair OF importnce-thc Italians to .fdd!e
upon every thmg-the French 70 dance upon
every thiug-the Germans to snote upon
every thine-thcB ritishIsianders toeatupon
every thinE-and the ygiair subjects Of the
American locogracy to talf upon every
thing
Ever thine,
MUSTAPHA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15
State lfgislaturG.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, JUNE 8.

MONDAY, JUNE 8.
Among the private petitions present
ed, was one for new bank at Augusta.
sCr7 This is the second or third ahhHca-
Hon for a bank this session. Bal 7ve can
confidently say, none 4giH Be granted.
The Committee on DLHrary fines
[gro7yn great gieUancc] was directed
to sit in the recess:
The Eastern Land Committee were
instructed to report on the expediency
OF allowing certain PASSPORT settlers a
further time to obtain deeds.
The Committee on Finance was di-
rected to report on the exped:ency of
further reducing the State debt, by the
purchase Of notes, sc.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9,
It was ordered, that Major General
Elliot deposit inthe Adiutant-General's
Office, the records and proceedings Of
the ourt-Martial on Joseph Loring,
Jun. thai the committee on his case
may have access to them.
Ills EXcellency the Governor, by
message, made communication res.
pccting the river Schoodick, and the
eastern boundary of this State, and the
United States.
An order passed, that all applications
for Banks now on file, be referred to
the next session.
The ans1Ue1-s ofthc Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES 10 the Governors
Sheech, are omitted 10 make room for
matter Of more consequence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

and good viii amongst all classes and
descriptions of his people.
" His Majesty trusts that the dlvi-
sions naturally and unavoldably excited
by the late unfortunate and uncalled Tor
agitation of a question so interesting to
the'feelings and opinions of II S people,
will speedily pass away and that the
prevailing sense and determination OF
all His subjects to exert their united et-
forts in the cause of their country, will
enable His Majesty to conduct 70 an
honorable and secure termination, the
great contest in which he IS engaged"
The Lord Chancellor then, IN His
Maiesty's name, and by virtue ct the
said Commission. declared the Parlia-
ment to be prorogped to "Wednesday
the 18th day of May next.
The Lords Commissioners withdrew
from the House, and the Commons re-
tired from the Bar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-15

The Signs Of tie present times arc truly
RlW ming. Every GosHAwk now feels lin.
sell IN EACLE-arJi thinks himself CONNIE
tent to decide, Percmptorily, on ull questions
which arc brought before !. court of Justice
nay, 70 a,1a6A and con4c'nH The lecisiors W
thoge com-g. TIE affair Of M. ScIfridrc. N
Boston. has been made party business
and because he was acquitted. after 4 ,rast
solemn ard impartial trial, his political al
vcrSaricS have taken upon them 70 condemn
the constitutional authority which admin
listers tie law, and tie Ly.s tke77lse 'ves-iIl-
decd ne iacobin goes so far IS 10 tell us,
that the people will not much longer submit
to such laws. The laws Of England. AMI
the laws OF this country; say, that no man
shall DC TIRED t7eice f., The same cf.Hce-but
il might be supposed that the ;robins, BY
all TINS ClsmOr, expect To bring Mr. Self
ridge to 2 new triad, Before /. jury 54cleI bv
thcnget5es. Such proceeding Is this would
not be any way Inconsistent with their prin-
ciplcs and practices. We learn that ON Va
the jacobin Judges III PENNSYLVANIA. whose
Manic Is Cooper Gan imported ytcryi.t y has
passed t7ro or HJce alb'gcat stnteActs onA
person for the Sanr afcHce. We Learn,
liibl tpNCs Niit1t tilN SDO't tt tlILC3
Of Nashville; in Tennessee, have hanged 4
negro, dbsqus jtdicio, who was guilty of a
barbarous and horrible crime But neither
his being black, or the magnitude a his
crime, viii justify hanging him, otherwise
than BY due course 4 lazo fer ifthe practiceof
executing summary justice en- the blacks is
given into, the transition is easy from hiacks
to srhites. 1t lately happened, that white
man was taken up for horse stealing AT Sa.
vannah. The owner ofthc horse deliberate
y LOADED his rite, and shot the thtfthrough
the body. This man carries on his business
in Savannah. and has never been called u
account for that unlawful action These ey-
amples shew tlat the iacobins, like their
prototype Rohe,pieFre, are zcalots for the
liberty Of practising summary Justice thrm-
sslves-and, right Or wrong, thcy would con-
sign their political Anniversaries To tho Eibbrt.
Bur let these tLool Hounds desist from theIr
attempt to bring into disrcpme and CEN
tempt the constituted authorities Of their
comtry-and let them respect the unatcra-
bic decision of one Of the most ttgFtcia5g
courts in the Union, instead of t0rtUIng !r7s
and gospel 70 make them the vehicles Of ther
raucorOus malice IF THE YEOMAN-
RRY CAN BE- DUpED A FEW YEARS
LONGER 10 put the power and revenues
of the country into the hands Of the lac-
bins, we have every reason to fear that BON
life and PROPERTY viii be on Q very prccarI0Hs
footing Pro. GGS.