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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17
"THoMAs TRUxToNo

The following Remarks are from the
wen known pen Of Thomas Paine
REMARKS,
On string of resolutions offered bv M
Hale, to the New-York house of Renre'
sentatives at Albany.
The resolutions have the appearance of
oelns what IS sometimes called an electi-
Seneefing trick, similar to that about forti
l'....' Practised at New-York when the
election for charter officers was 70 c,,r,,o
on. They are like bats thrown cut 70 catcS
gndgeons. will examine each of the re.
solutions separately, and shew sheir de.
First, " Resolved, ifthe honorable Senate
concur herein, that in the present state of
our national concerns, it becomes the din.
y OF the people Of this state, represented
IN Senate and Assembly to express their
sentiments on the important subject Of for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

sin VAN to expect tranquility, in England
or America, or n stable and beneficial in
tercour>c any longer, if these violations,
usurpations and arbitrary proceedings of
Great Britain, be not honestly and COM
pletely discontinued. 1t cannot be suppos-
ed, that foreign powers Will consent to re-
Ceire dangerous wounds, through oar sides,
when the law of Nations foybids their enc
mics to intlict such injuries through the
neutral states. Nor can it be expected,
that the American people, or government,
will consent to see their personal rights,
their rights of properly, and the rights os
their flag necessarily violated, against law,
by foreign press gangs, cruisers and man
dates. Ii is the duty Of this injured and
insulted nation, and of its public agents to
endeavor, fer season more, to dissuade
Great Britain from her long and ilegiti-
mate course and, if she will not be per-
suaded, let us shut out all her unnecessary,
or injurious manufactures aud productions,
and duty highly, all those for which we
can make substitutes at home. Such pro-
visions of law may be made of right, by G.
very independent nation. They accord
with the spirit of morality and religion,
better than recurrence to the sword. 1t
is the interest of the British, and of our
merchants, to endeavor to prevent such a
state of things; and they ought therefore,
to discourage those numerous presses, who
live by their favor, from exciting to ha.
tired, contempt, and even hostility to thi.
country, accordingt TO their daily practice
these things are capable OF being used a.
mong the planters and farmers of the u
States, and their representatives, to SOW
the seeds of endless discord between then
and the British, and between them and ouI
mercantile citizens. For ourselves, we be
lieve that hatred is, in every form, nox
ious weed in the political garden, and tina
1T never was, nor ever will be cultivated
with reputation, comfort or profit.
A CALM OBSERVER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17
April 10.
APPOINTMENTS

Wade by and with the advice and consent
of the senate.
I'TccEhofst livingston, of New York, an
associate justice of the supreme court of the
united States, in the room of William Pat
terson, dec.
Vflidm Hull, governor of Michigan, a
commissioners TO treat with certain Indian
tribes IN the vicinity Of Detroit.
HIHtam Henry Harrison, of Indiana, 60
vernon of Indiana.
Eh Williams, of Maryland, commissi-
oner Tor the road from Cumberland TO the
Ohio VIZ
Joshua Lewis, of Kentucky, one of the
JuuseS OF the territory of Orleans, on the
resignation of John B Provost.
Waiter Leake, of Virginia. one of III.
judges Of the United States for the Missis-
sippl territory.
John Coburn, of Kentucky. one of tbe
Judges Of the United States for the terr;to,.,,
of Michigan.
AHe1ae. M'CIary, of New Hampshire,
marshal OF New Hampshire.
refer CurfeniuS, of New York, marshal
of New York. ''''''
FeIerf ScheHck, of New York, now sur
veyor OF the port of New York, Inspector of
revenue for the same.
J0h7 Barnes, of the territory OF Columbia
collector and Inspector for the district of
Georgetown. VI
Htlh@ w Parker. of Virginia, now col
iector Of the port of South Quay, inspector
for the same.
John Page, Of Virginia, commissioner of
loans for the state of Virginia.
James Tayfor, of North Carolina. collec.
tor and inspector for Ocracock.
WiHidm DuHhom, of Georgia, surveyor
and inspector of Darien, in Georgia.
Ea7Vin Hoanser, of Georgia, collector
Tor the district of Savannah.
J0hH LoUeH, who is surveyor ofthe mort
OF new Orleans, Inspector for the same.
|ameS Lo0eH, who is surveyor of the
port on New Orleans, inspector of the reve-
nue. for the same.
IHoH'as .vicholsoH, of Maryland, who is
ColeCtor OF Chestertown, IN NJ ryland, in-
spector Of revenue for the same.
Jeremiah Clarke, of Massachusetts. col
lector for the district and Inspector of ,be
revenue for the port of York in Maine
J2hH. Linton, of Virginia, collector for |
the district, and inspector Of the revenue |
Tor the port of Dumfries in Virginia.
|uHen Poydrdss, of Orleans, member Of |
the legislative council Of Orleans
sen Pedsc, Of the territory of Column a.
surveyor OF the public lands of the United |
States, south of Tennessee.
Edmuad BloHHf, Of North Carolina, mar |
shat Of the district Of N. Carolina.
Frederick Bates, Of the territory ofNfi- !
chIgan, secretary for the territory of Loui- |
'iana, and recorder of land titles In the
same territory.
Pierre Foucher and James 1hather. ss1
y the territory Of Orleans, members of the
egi tive council Of Orleans, to supply the
1i@ce Of Messrs. Detrehan and Suave, re-
igned
Ge0rge johnson, Of New-York, consul for
he Y. s. at Glasgow, in Great-BritaiR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

1o'hPeiISu 10 take any measure IN re-
ration 10 the disposal of the prisoner with
our instructions from my superiors /; nor
would have hazarded this step, but from
the fullest belief that could not keep him
secure at this place much longer; nor could
have sent him with safety to Natchez,
from whence his associates are. no doubt
moving towards this place. But in additi-
OH TO these causes, Ihave to combat an en-
emy, that might prove more formidable,
ana much more unpleasant than either
nave learnt from soldier, whom / have
usually found to be man oftruth, that the
colonel had made overtures to two cent?
nels (who were at different times on duty at
his door) for his liberation, and had made
offers OF cash. My informant, John Brown,
taylor, had been doing some work for the
colonel, who finding he could speak French,
ana after some conversation with him in
that language, and sounding him as he be-
ieVed, on the subject of bride, inquired
whether the two centinels aforesaid could
be depended on. Such is my situation, that
shou'd any attempts be made either with
In or without the fort to rescue the prison.
err before his departure, the measures which
feel bound to take will be of much more
serious nature than his removal to Wash
| ington.
have committed the prisoner to the
charge of major K. Perkins, to whose acti-
WITTY ana patriotism the public are Indebted
Tor the seizure of this extraordinary man.
me MAJOR has selected party of active
and respectable men, r See Note 3 | to as
sist HIM on the route, and he will also be
accompanied by sergeant Harris and Cy-
rus Jones, who were with me when / took
the prisoner, and who are amongst the mos,
confidential men of my detachment"
There was another circumstance, which
probably operated strongly on the mind OF
lieut. Gaines, and which is stated ON the
authority of major Perkins Inform tior
was received conversation with Spanish
oHicer that col. Burr was generally expec.
tea at the town of Mobile by the officer.
there, where also it was reported that Mo
rallies then was. This, together with tn {
immediate departure of the officer frou
Fort Stoddert, on finding an interview with
Mr.. Burr unattainable, probably led lieut.
Games to believe that rescue might be
attempted.
o these circumstances it is proper Il
add, that col. Burr was treated during the
Journey with the greatest attention and ten.
derness. From the beginning to the end O
1t he was supplied with tea, coffee. win,
and brandy, of some of which articles he
had even portion left on his arrival al
nlchmond and although the party were
Tor TWO or three days destitute of a suffi
Gent supply OF provisions, Mr.. Burr had al
lotted to him the usua! quantity. Until the
attempt made by him to get out of the pow.
er OF the escort, he was permitted to wear
ms pistols and large knife. After thi:
attempt he was deprived of the former.
! Wore 2. The escort was composed of the
most respectable men in the country, some
OF them possessed ofvery considerable pro.
perry, and others much distinguished in
their districts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

The few particular cases are, No. IS,
north Cd street, No. l9l north 9Th street,
Spring garden, No. %, Chestnut street
No. ~ Cherry street or 10 old SHAMELESS,
No. SCI north Cd street. Mr.. Estill, Mo-
ravian Aley. MIR. Evans, west side of
Schuylkill bridge. Mr.. Hcrgcsheimer,
Germantown, sc.
INCON rROVERTIBLE FACTS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

Thomas Gamble, of Pennsylvania, consul
for the United States in the island of Sante
Cruz.
Maurice Rogers, of Pennsylvania, con-
sui tor the U. ). at st. Jago dc Cuba.
1oAn %. Daoney, of Massachusetts, con-
sui tor the United States at Fayal
Edvard Darlington, ofConnecticut, con-
Sui tor the U. > at Canton in China.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALF.


INV IN the county Of Albemarle, con-
tiguous to that Of Orange, and adioin-
ing the lands of Col. Lindsay, Col ]. Bar
oour' ana others, containing about 400 a.
cres, about one third whereof is cleared
ana IN good order for cropping the remain
ing. TWO thirds is FIRST rate tobacco land.
ms tract possesses improvements. .arnono,
, whlch is new and commodious dwelling.
nIuse, Sinokehouse, &c. large new franz
Ell barn, an out house in everv reer,ect 80.
aoie for an overseer; large young reach
Crshard, small apple orchard. and other
iruit trees in abundance. a farther de-
S Sc; :, ; is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing to contract will first view the nTe-
misses, where the subscriber now resides
ana may at any time be seen. The terms
are one third cash, about one third IN Ken
sucky lands, if The parties can agree, and
gage Oh the land. '''O''
April 8, 1907. ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17
GEORGETOWN, Is. c.) March %.

Extract ofa letter from Commodore 7rur-
ron TO the honorable .Josefth .Aston, d.
ted
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

MITE 1. The communication here refer.
red to, we understand to be this While
Ashley was in the company of the sheriff.
he said he was well acquainted with the
objects col. Burr had in view, and among
other things stated, that il was his intrntIe
on to So into the Floridas. On subsequent
inquiries made ofhim by others, he proles-
sed total ignorance of the views of col Burr.
and said that he had accidentally fallen in
with him. This Ashley is a Character of
some celebrity. He is reputed to be man
Oh talents, possesses considerable properly,
ana was with holland in the Spanish coun-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-23

Printing in ss- various Breaches,
exsesaea = this aMre. s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-23

~ &c. BE SOLE, IN four distinct lots or to-
gether, four acres of s. AN p, contait,-
ing from one and 4 AFTER acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon-strect 10 Great Hunting Creek,
intersccting Jefferson, franklin, and lsrccn-
street, and sounding east and vest on Fayr
cite and Payne streets.
/ a planofthe ground and further particulars
may be Obtained BY application to s.
James Patton.
June 80. tawH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-23
October 20.
N O T. C E.

VIE subscriber, ofthc town and comfy
& Il of Alexandria, in the district Of. CoIrn
hia, has obtained from TIC Orphans f,o,r, e
the said county, letters OF administration uron
the personal estate Of Docto. lanes GaGe.
late oftlle town andcounty aforesaid deceased
All persons having Claims against the saddle.
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit then,
NTH proper vouchers thereof, On or before
the first day of April next ensuing, or the,
may by Law be excluded fren albencdt ortb
said estate And Al those indebted theretc,
are requested to make ii, mediate payment, :.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1907.
Frances cillies, Adw'x.
Eeptsnber 80. saw4w
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TORN .HORNER. 5,srs.

~ nEsPEcTFDILg INEoRsas THs rv FL re,
q Hat he carries ar. sshe Itasei,igat and
Il Blaeksniths 6zssiaeSs In it's various.
branches, at his shop on Royai-street, near.
the corner of sPnn street, where; he viii,
execute aH orders with neasness and dis
patch. sss
@etsbcg {. xw
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Scpternbsr III.
District of Columbia.

AIOTICE d hereby gsss-a 70 az svAo,n il
! nay eaxeerss, that the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorised the subscriber to legalize all
papers that map be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira IS q
Those masters Of ycsssls who may omit
having their tsIls Of health thus certified, will
ne liable 80 undergo quarantine s,
It's requisite that any article shipped foI,
account OF = Pcgtneasse subject, should be
declared md sworn TO, as Pcrtug proper
~; and the hills OF lasaiBg egslized as shove.
\ Lewis Deblois.
Aay 10.
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& n s59sese FOR READY NOM Y,as gss : W
40 che highest bidder, At public auction, Ct
,Daw5on s TAVERN q he county Of LoAdouil,
and TORN Of zsssssss on fR DAY, s The
sth dry Of Nove nber next i fair; # not,
8 the next fair day BY virtue sf a decree OF
3 the court of the United States. for the 5th
circuit, ia the Virginia district, pronounr
ced at May erm sos, sir q sp.;t depending
IN said court between the executors Of Da<
mel Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
6 partner Of Mildred and Roberts, tlainF.
and Samuel Hough and others dstead4'1ts---
900 Acres Of I and.
B Near Leesburg, Oh the waters Of ,Tussaro-
"a, IN the county Of Loudoun three acres Of
Meadow near Lessburg, and q House and
Lot in Lcesburg or SO much thereof sas will
be sufficient TO raise certain SUMS OF Money
interest and costs, in said decree mentions
Cd.
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3uH Rece.f'yed.

Or. REEFS cYcLopEDIlA, 70, j,
I'd. BIZ SuBscRIaras are re,,pes,.s = NY
or send for their copies, which .aust y : e: g.
tor on delivery. : p'ls
Hiss
IN ADDRESS TO persons OF rasu,os
Relating TO BALLS: with few ocr.s;a
hints concerning Play -HousBs, Cam. s T.l
sLgs, &c. - 4
Cars Tour in Holland, Misses Ms,a,;,
Dodrldge,s Rise and Progress Of GcIi@;,a = !;
the Soul, Life Of John Weslcy, Rsaj,,5 =
Life OF Washington, smollet's l.is,ors !,
England, &c. sse. v
Z, GRAY.
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ctu.llS has astsgpate,s, :,

y llls m aste gPatefuljI !.
. habllants Of this town, tor tie ~,
nss herstoier received, and e.s.s.s S., S J,
2 continuance ofthe same; H,. ~. 's0illi
this method 70 inform them that :, Is i a
evening us 2sth Of septcmber;s', 'lSaa
tends opening NIGHT sClIo ,'s ae
academy Of Prince-stfcct, wba 1o-l st !
taught Reading, Writing, as;,b. e Mllls
any branch q the Mathematics. .
gentlemen DESTROYS to become ace,,, NY s0p
any OF the above branches Will meet ' ,:s Y
attention from C. W -Csn WIN &
September Is. '.-lN.
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Public Sale.
Oct. s.

81 - 3
Ry yirtue Of q decree 81 shs e9unsy eoars 81
Prissee- IsFldaa1,, -f9 hs erftosed 10 sale, be.
S fore 1hs. Jioaf door ef thr coart -hoaSe, IN s's
toss,s Of DuInfies, on sse drss tgohD.FY
IN .Novcnster nes,t, tie following Z ROPER.
II, PIX.
Ten likely NEGROES, con-.
sisting of men, women and children !; among
whora are. a good house carpenter and en- ex-
,cellent hcase serysat--one HmPsichord, in
,oierabic good orier.-sTh his. property will be
sold on a credit Of six months, the purchases
giving bond and sscslrity for the payment.
.4lso. az fhe sunss tine ane, laee tvki 5e said,
A Tract OF Land, commonly
called q z sb6's Dals,'' situated on, Quantics
Greek, about one mile and half bslaw DUN.
fries: containing about three hundred acres
On slsis land, whose situation aud quality emf
inently recommends it, is q good dwelling
house and Offices.
a Lot in the town Of bun1fries,
an which is erected a large and convenient
stable.
Several Lots In the town OF
Carrhorough, at the mouth Of Guantiec-
Greek, senlc of which are improved, and al
Of which will be particularly designated On
the day Of sale.
The real property abeys mentioned, WILDE,
sold on a credit OF Elk months for one hall
the purchase nlolsY, and Of twelve months
for the balance, the purchaser giving bot al
and approved security for sthc payment. S.
Benjamin Bots, a 9 j
ohn II. Peyton, 50
W y A. 4. g. Dade Z
G. n sissSs Ell iOsj ssssasg gf,ts 81
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Dilfrict Of Columbia.


County gf -slsraadr;sa, IS.
July Term, 1907
Bond and Prentiss, Compliments,
vs..
Cornelius Wing, John 2. Rickex, Will q
ham Newton and John Pills, junior, )
joint merchants and sopartners, under
the firm of Ricketts,, Newton and
Company, Defendants,
The defendant Cornelius Wins,
not having entered his appearances and given
security accordingstS the act of assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court, upon affidavit, chat
the said defendant Cornelius Wing, is not an
inhabitant Of this district---on motion Of the:
complainants by thasr GoaHsel, its ordered,
That the said efentlant Cornelius Wing, do
appear here on the FIRST day of November.
term next, and enter his appearance to the.
suit, and give security for performing the dee
crees Of the court and thatth ether defend
ants John r. Ricketts,, William Newton and
John Mills, june not pay away, convey or
scerete, the debts by them owing to, or the cs-,
tate and effects in their hands belonging tc
the said absent defendant Cornelius Wing,
until the further order or decree cfthe court
and that copy Of this order be forthwith IN:
serted in both Of tho public newspapers pub
1ished ia this county FOR two month"; success
siycly,s and that another copy be posted at the
front door ofthe ceurtshouse OF said eounty.
sopy Teste:
&C. Dcaealc, G. G.
September 1t. Iaw9m
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Removal. ]
20 IL III e u C. X E r,

10 IL II r u G. KEsR,
Has rernoved from Z Ing. street TO his VII ar
adjoining Messrs. Jonah Thompson Sons,
where be has FOR sale
i7eo< SP gANiSH HIDES
2o9o bnShsss coarse 4 prk 81 sland s ALi
First QUALITY A1uscosatlo SUGAR In hogs
heads and barrels and
GROCERIES as usual.
he also takes the liberty to inforrn his
FRIENDS in the country, that hs has large and
commodious w arshouse for the reception OF
-four, either By water or Wagons, and would
take in -four Oh storage.
October e. ed lCd staw2T
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June 80
TIE SUBSCRIBERS.

Bong desiroas 81 bringing TIE affairs Of me lase
.Jirn, of THOMPSON and VEITcI, fo,a.
yfnQl close, OFFER lgOR Sill e The 1fellqw~
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rs "a great Bargain.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HoAs
he lately purchased Of the Bank. Il viii be.
sold mitch below Its real value, and credit
given that shall suit the purchaser.
If not sold shsrtly /. will be rented.
"a. Holbroos.
October g. GO
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N O 4 4 G &.

partnership lisrctofore s,lbsistins be-;
4 tween the subscribers vas dissolved the
3oth day OF Septernher, BY mutual consent.
John Horner, sen.
John Homer, lsaa.
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.Iofepi1 Mandevnie,

Jofeph Vaudeville,
ess-nsr q KIso aid FArnrAx-srassrs,
.dLExAsDRt4
81 HAS FOR SALE,
An aAortment OF VINES, IL
oUoRs, GROCERIES. &c
Consisting a
AADHlRA1
Port
i shss,. / WINES.
Malags
Tencriae s
Corsica
Cid St. Esephs Afsdoe Iaret N 1885, se
one dezcn
A few dercn fine cid hontiEac
Ditto do. host wine litsers
Jamaica and Wsst,lnMs ran
Esw-En~lsnd Dc.
Cegniac, Bcsrdeaux and Maple: 'rasaF
Holland and Country sin
sckiedain sin in cases
Irish whlskcy, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whisSey
Cider in barrels
Waite wins and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in tasks
5 : hosshesas Hayanns honey
Is as. choice retsilins nolasses
GrApowdsf
Imperial o
Hyson LEAD
Youss Isys0a sgooa aas''t
Souchons
Nuseryado sugars, different euaiiues
Bengal white do. ~
Lcsf. ard lump sugars, PAllaetelFhia' oa''
timoro and 5slexsndria. 4
Lciper's, CARROTS, and asGhtoss saaA
IN BEETLES and blsdders.
Macubs and rapcc do.
Gsoyer-ssed, Perm. ,<rrsasea1
Mace; nutacys; clover; eass'a; pfn."
70 !; reaper ginger, rase and ground; :"
snns pepper rsased salt-petre. 80.
Coffee Chocolate rice; pearl Sarley,
London and Philadelphia naastard; osss s.
,a!t; starch; Gg blue; aotant indigo oso ~,
ria and Tennessee cotton fax; wool; h,au
Ter; ccpper.s.; alum birthstone esas 4
sipes in boxes; wrapping paper ana eS lus
races; bed cords leading lines; teuhlloh".'
gin eases patent shot; brandyywIne sunp o.;
Ter; Haryey's gunpovder, [ths eaiy rsal , p ]
ish battle powderl from to treble ssA's''
ihewing tobacco; best Hsvanns segars'4
Muscatei and bloom srsisias IN boxes
Sun irsisins in casks.
Zantc curraats; prines soft shs''sa I
ncnds. .t6as
"A few boxes excellent pickles. e'Sa 8,
.ozen bottles assorted }eapers, olives a'l1 &,
shoyics, for sale by the box. ,;.
( A quantity of clean good a'sli'a ss't -
or TIE fishery, sc. &c
PRINTED DAILY BY -,
SAMUEL SNOWDEs:
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21

farm, iii the capacity Of an overseer,
they having agreed to make joint crop.
He began early in January, and continue
ed with them fifteen or twenty days.
But his profession was not that of hon.
est industry. He paid his addresses to
young lady of tender years,-he sue
ceeded-He married her. He remained
with her eight or ten days; laughed at
her unsusPecting credulity, which lis
tened with implicit faith to his belying
tales oflove-told her she was the sixth
girl he had ruined, and that she would
never see him after that day. In this
alone she found him true he disappear
ed and has not been since heard of. 1t
is the duty of every individual in the
community, to seek this dark, design
ing villain.
The voice of injured female Inno-
cence humbly entreats the public to ex-
pei from society this monster in human
shape. The aged father, whilst his
withered arms embrace his fond, de-
spoiled, insulted daughter, asks for JUS
tice of his country. Shocked at the un-
expected misfortune, the afectionate and
infrm mother, sinking in the grave, de-
mands retribution to her child. But
alas evils that are heard of at dis
lance but seldom interest mankind.
Had it not been for this, perhaps the
tears of anguish had not trickled down
the cheeks of many of those who have
been destroyed by this wretch. Watch
therefore for this man-stop his de-
stroying progress-make him answer
for his deeds-brand him with black
and foul dishonour. w.
Camden, 28h February, 1907.
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