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his exeelieucy

His exeelieocy
general Wilkinson.
together with packet which he ia
.0f@ed me ne was charged by the same
s''ssa 70 deliver me IN private. This
pssSet contained letter in eygher from
.a!enei Burr, of whish the following is
SUBSTANTIALLY as fair an interpretation as
nave heretofore been able 60 make, the
.nslaai OF which | hold in my posses.
- lAaron Burr have obtainea funds
sau nave actually commenced the eater
-. from dfferen, points
aas under differen. pre,ences Will rendez.
ssos on the Ohio iss Nsvember-eyerv
snug internal and external fayers views
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
Tract of Land.

Wherein the said Adams now resides, ly-
ing half mile below Cumberland court
house, on the buckingham road. The situ-
alton is a good one for a publican or mocha
mic of any sort. The said tract contains
% 81 acres and is well improved, that is
to say, a good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Stable, Garden, and sundry other necessa-
ry improvements. The sale will take place
on the premises, on the S1st day of january
next-Cash will be required Of the highest
bidder, by
SAMUEL HOBSoN, Trustee.
Dec. %, 1906. tbs
0g57 The deed of trust is of record in this
court. S. III.
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JUs7 RECEIVED Ar rms OFFICE,
JefFerson's Manual
Constitutions Of the United States
Darwin on Female Education
Moore on Female Education
BARS Lectures
SfeAben's Exercises
EsVuasse's Eisi Prius .,.
Ainssofth's, Young's and Entic's Latin
Dictionaries
sallust DelphiniJ
Horace do.
Ovid do
Virgil do.
Ruddiman's Rudimsnt5
Cicero's Orations, with translation
Lucian's Dialogues
Greek Grammars, Lexicons and Tesla
ments. Jan. 90
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LIZ NED NEW CNOl4OIIEDlb5
OR
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pose, on a spperfne wove paper, each vo-
lume will contain from eight hundred to a
thousand pages. A half Volume, sin boards,
will be published regularly every two
months, PRICE THREE DOLLARS,
PAY.8BLE O.NDELIYERY.
Between six and seven hundred plates,
engraved in a superior style of elegance,
willb comprised in the course Of the pub
location, by far greater number than is
70 be found in any other Scientific Dction-
airy.
- To Subscribers The four ffst
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| Richmond. WITT Nov. 6.
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For Sale,

pY virtueSf deed of trust, executed by
OySamuel Adams, for the purposes there
in mentioned, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

DY virtue Of decree ofthe county court
ID Of Albemarle, pronounced in the case
of Micaiah Chilcs' executors against Me-
nan Mills, will be SOLD, for ready money,
on the premises, on the 10th day of Febru-
airy next,
The Houses and Lot
In the town of charlottesville, formerly the
residence of Micajah Chiles-ALSO on
the premises ON the 18th day of the same
month, a certain tract or parcel Of LAND,
supposed to contain FIVE hundred and sixty
seven acres, being the land wherein the
said Menan Mills now resides, situated in
Albemare. county, a5out 10 or IS miles "a
bovc Charlottesville, on or near the road
leading from Charlottesville to Amherst
courthouse-The abote mentioned proper
ty will he sold for the purpose Of satisfying
the above mentioned decree by the
COMMISSIONERS.
" TIE above property was to have
been sold in last month as formerly adyer.
tised-the sale was then postponed at the
request of Mr. Mills, but will Certainly take
place at the time now mentioned.
Jan. 7th, 1907. ids
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August 9.

r DESIGN the ensuing rear, with the aid of a
L qualified teacher, to attempt the Tuition of
IS Fep,aies-Gramnar, Geography K A rithrne
tic will be taught Stria attention will also b.
paid 10 the composition of the Scholars. nor viii
thciruorals be neglected. The price will be G28
each scholar finding her own bed--i-6,h of the
price TO be paid IN advance.
Gerard Banks.
Coochland, 9Th Sept 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
" sed piece OF land in Goochland coun-
~, Of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day Of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
Their bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
of December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and rs the said Lowell has gone
away without making me a right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, I do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless get right agreeable to bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
FOR SALE,
Land q Negroes for Sale

QrvirtRe oFa deed eftrust e7ecuted 10
me 6y Thomas Rardoihh, 10 secure the
haunrsnt Of d"bt due Isaac H. Coles, I
nil sell, 10 he highest bidder, for ready
money, az tie dfveiLing house Of the said
Thomas Raadoihh, on Monday The 18Th day
Of February nrrt, one hunired and ffy
acres Of LAND, lying on yfhhomattor ri
yer, in the coHnty9f Amelia, being hark
Of the land on gvhich The said Thomas
RaHdoLhh no7o resides, and kno7vn by the
name Of MoRVBHs. .6iSo NINE Me-
GROES, Diz. Ned, Jesse, Kitty, Aleran-
der, Dqndridge, Spencer, Sukey, Richard
and Caroline, or so much ofthe said hro-
herty as 7viU be sufficient 10 discharge the
debt mentioned in the deed.
j. COLES, Jr.
January 2Si, 1907. tdsI .
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FOR SALE.
THE LOT & HOUSES where.

HE LOT Z HOUSES where
= on .Joba Hamilton. Esq. the British Consul,
resides: on i, are three sorry Dwelling House,
an ORice and Kitchen. and other necessary Hou-
ses for family use ! Well of good Water, newly
fitted and a Garden lately paiIet in, a Ware
House and Cellar under Il; the reniaius of a
Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on with all the privileges of lots situated
on the river, of extending wharf
Also, 27l l-2 Acres of well timbered LAND,
with good Fishery on Wiiloughby's Bay, ia
king in the mouth aud part of Mason's Greek,
where the best of oysters and Fish can be con-
vcniently taken.
Also, a LOT in Smithield. between Mrs.
Purdie's aud Captain rodd's lots. For terms
apply to
Thos. Newton.
Aupurt q ,f
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THE FIRM OF
T. foSebh S "a.

HAS this day dissolved by mutual con-
l L sent--all persons indebted to the late
firm are requested to make payment to
Mr.. L. Joseph, who only is authorised TO
receive the same, and grant receipts.
IL Joseh6.
Nm. Warner.
Richmond, Jan. -, 1907 St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
l6 cN VIM. MARSHALL,
u. . Clerk Qrthe District Of Virginia.

az The above work is this day publish
ed, and may be had at Samuel Peasants
Printing-Ofice and Book Store, Richmond.
JAM Is, 1907. 3w
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DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, WIT:
ID L TT REMENRFRED- that IN r


L TT REMEMBERED, that on the
~ eighth day ofIanuary, in the thirty
first year of the independence of the Unit
ed States of America, William w ,Heuing
and William Munford, of the said district,
have deposited in this office, the title of a
book, the right whereof they claim as au-
thors, in the words following, to wit:
"Reports ofcases argued and determine
"ed in the Supreme Court of Appeals of
"Virginia with select cases, relating
"chiehy to points of practice, decided by
"the Superior Court of Chanccry for the
"Richmond District. Part I. Vol. l. BY
civilian w. Hening and William Num-
" ford"
In conformity to the act Of the congress
OF the United States, intituled Gan act
for the encouragement of learning, by Sc
curing the copies ofmaps, charts and books,
to the authors and proprietors of such CO.
pies during the times therein @cntioned,"
and also, to an act intituled I" An act sup
Elementary to an act, intituled, an act for
the encouragement of learning, by securing
the copies of maps, charts and books, to the
authors and proprietors of such copies, dur
ing the times therein mentioned. And ex-
tending the benefits thereof to the arts of
designing, engraving, and etching lristori-
cal, and other prints"
ri cN VIM. MARSHALL,
Clerk offhe District Of Virginia.
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q g B E S % q 2,
FoR READY MONEY,

> FOR READY ME- ~
'|Toy the highest bidder, at public auction, 81
.Dasssons tave,ss, ia the county Of Eoudoun'
and town Of Lessbnrgg on lDs1Yl the +
l4th day Of Angust next, # fair; Anot. the
next fair day BY yirtue of decree Of the
court 81 the United States, for the sth.ci
/ cut, III the Virginia district pronounced
At May term 1906 ii snit depending 70
said court between the executors OF Daniel
Mildred, deceased, who was surylylEs part
ner Of Mildred and Roberts, plaintlt fs-and
Samuel Hough and others defendants &
400 Acres Of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters ct 4 uscapo. :.
"a, in the county Of Loudoun- three acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and . House and lot
in Leesburg or so much thereof as VIII BE
sufficient to raise certain suns OF money! m
terest and costs, in said decree mentioned
William Mann, 8
Armstead Long, 8
Charles F. Mercer,
Jnne 81. 2awts
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Catalogue OF Plays,
For sale BY ROBERT GRAY, KIng-stre.

.fsetaF011Q-
JOHN BULL. Blue Beard Paul & Viz
ginia; Inkle and Yarico; Country Girl
Spoiled Child School for Arrogance Qua.
ker; My Grand Mother; Hamlet; Wild
Oats; Valentine and Ofsen; hiore WAYS
than One: Cabinet; Weather Cock; Rule
Wife and have a Wife; Disappointment
School for Fathers; School Of Reform; De.
serter; Count Benyousky; Battle Of Hcxhan
Love laughs at Locksrnitlis; Rubbers; Rod
TO Ruin; Duonna Ways and Meai3s; pval
of Honor ; Rcmp Lock and Key; Reyengc;
Child of Mature Honest Thieves; WaBder,
err; Alphonso !; To Marry, or Not to Mar
rY; Caravan Fortunes Fool; Richard tic
sd; School for Scandal; Antonio Noun,
taineers; Cheap Living Too Civil By Halt;
Love in many Masks Royal Shepherd
WHswithout Money; Jew; Love in VII
lagos Modern Antiques.
July %,
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.asw- To3x, Deesm5er ], 1906.

THIS is to certify that have been using
the patent oven, invented by James Denealc,
esq. of Dun,fries, Virginia, since April last,
tosconsidsrabie advantage in this city, have.
no doubt of its possessing considerable adyan-:
jtages over cold method. such as a saving of
fuel and labor, in consequence,0f which the
proprietor is enabledto make the bread much
thinner and consequently more proper for long.
voyages Oh. a bet climate.
Again, as a part of the operation requiring
most skill and pfaotieeis abridged by this me-.
thod more of the work may be done by boys
or men little experienced in the business.
Not being acquainted myself with the old
method, viii not attempt TO state the differ
sences between them, but that it is greatly IN
favor Of Deneale's method must be evident to
the most superficial observer.
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YaluaJle Property for Sale.

rT,O BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and a quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Greek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fay
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained by applicationto
James Patton.
Inre % tawtf
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r O K II L. Il,
o AK II ILL M ] L L.
4


GITUATED in the county of Fauquiea
~ on tie great road leading from Ashby'
and Manassas Gaps, in tie Blue Ridge, to
Alexandra, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg
! The mflkseat commands a fail of "a feG
In a very constant stream, Issuing lmr1ecr
ately from the Cooler Mountain, and is In.
proved by a merchant mill fifty Ave by tort.
FIVE, three stories high, two of stone and ono
Of wood, ceass s;aing two water wheels, sly
teen feet III diameter, one pair ofburr aBc,oh'
OF Allegsny stones, with. the necessary run
ming geer and machinery, in perfect repir~
To the nlsll is attached a lot of twenty acres
II fee simple, on which there is trance
dwelling house, So feet,by 90, with two rooms
below stairs and two above, an unfinished p0r
tico behind, ofthc whole length ofthe hsuss'
and a porch iii front, two excellent springs
sing,sFirhin a few feet.of the dwelling hol's
and the mill supply both with water.
The leases are for two unexpired lives, COR
tain one bundled acres each, and lay adJscef
10 each other, and TO the. mill lot They ha''
on them houses, for the reception of tcnanN
twelve acres off improved timothy meadow,
and one hundred and forty acres of incl0ss
land, adapted for Plaster Of Paris and fe'
clover, and now in state Of high cultlvaulc.nn
The terms Ct sale of the above property w
be made to suit the convenience oil the Pu
chaser, to whom will be given a.l indisputts'ps.
title, For. the terms of sale or view Of ~,
PreJnists, application may be made to fS0'a
Hereford, Esq. residing thereupon, VINO
fully authorized to dispose of the sarne--0
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun county, -
Virginia May l6. Fl8] law VIZ
e s. ft the aboye property is not sole !, y
the first Of October, it will, after that pefl0S
- s - G. r n,
FRINTED DAILY BY
rs MVEL SN0 WD e n.
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IRON Wo rks for Sale.

~ lie subscriber is duly empowcretj.to :.
tfxct for the sale d handsome ST.; s'
for Iron Works and eight thousand acr. ~ Y
Land adjoining, lying on the river Rappab,SS
pock, about nine miles abcTe EredcricAslns
This tract abountls with inexhaustible ,,;a''
ofthe richcstiron ore and an ample sunni ss' J,
wood for coal, The scite for the works 90 { :
advantageous in the extreme, con1marfgss
the whole sourse Of tie Rapp5hannock nv
natural canal, into Which the whole fore. 4
the river may be turned at "a small cxpep,s
There has been a furnace and other wo,l.
formerly erected here, ans.tEc ore iounl !,
trial abundant and good. When it is cons
sdcrea that this property is within nine NH,
of tide water, and that the navigation ir,s'
the scitc Of the works to tide water may a.
shakespeare berendcrcd practicable 10 tram
port every heavy article to market wheDjt;,
considered from the cont; g1lityofthesu works,
the seat Of government, no iron establjshrags
can supply cannon ard shot on so good term,
{con1 petent judges having pronounced the y.
Oh this tract OF superior quality for cannon.,,
doubt cannot be entertained OF tie great yalns
1ofthis property. The titie : inAspussble,snd
great bargain may be had. The subscrif,
viii at any t me. attend those l.cliaed to view
the premises, ard can shew an accurate sur.
vey Of the tract on application to him at DUN.
fries, in Virginia.
James Deneale.
IS July 20 d6tlaw
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FOR SALE,

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
& rTTUATED onths banksof Great Hunt
~ ing Creek, called RIrai FeAezty, tor
merly owned by Mr.. John DUFF. It is at pre-
.ent rented for one year, for the sum OF one
hundred and Fifty dollars, rsserying the right
&c possession at any time during the above
term. On giving one months notice.-For
!. s -, aepIy' to RICHARD LEWIS.
An,iiss go
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Robert Hartshorne.

JUST RECEIVED,
n fresh sgp3b.of d.. Wheatsfa's 9assnt
tn Ointment md 3aandlcts Bsttsvs,
FoR SALE BY r. GRAY, Z.
3 bookseller, Kiag-strset, Alexandria
5sne 9. -lswsm
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James Deneale.
detlaw
Five Dollars Reward.

STRhIED from the commons Of Aler.
andria the lth instant, a BAY HORSE, a
bout fourteen hands three inches high stout
made, a star IN lis forehead, some CT It's Iees
are white, has brands but they are not reco.
Isctcd, there is lump eli tie or! e OF biz
hind fetlock joint, occasiorea by cut receib.
ee when colt, the scar IS yet to be seen; b
is about Scr years old. Tie above ewara
WILDE given if brought to tie subscribers.
Patton q Butcher
9TH mo. 9lst, 1907. 60
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

KAN AWAY from Freestone Point near
Dunfries,I on Sunday the 18th OF last month,
two Negro Men slaves, named ANDkEW
ana JAMES, the property OF Sarah Fsueaee,
in Prince William county, and hired OF her
nth the end Of the year. They had each OF
.thern pasa for three days, beng Whltsnn-
tide holiday.
ANpRSw is about Z ] years ofsgc, S feet 8
inches high, asbFsck complexion, has scar
near the corner Of one ofhis eyes, iss little
sross eyed, and has forward, impudent
seopnfenance.
JAMES is about 10 years Of age, feet
inches high, blask complexion, has scar
near his mouth Of the size Of d pea, reels and
swacgeys very mach in his walk. Each OF
chem had ca when they went away = shirt and
trowscrs of plain coarse Virginia cotton, and
their other cIoathing is not known II
A reward Of rs Dollars will be gavcR for
each Of them, to any person who wall apPre-
bend 1sem and secure them in any gaoi, SO
! that the subscriber, living near Dsnagses,
may get them agaia.
John Stone.
Prince Ayiiliam coxaty,
Jane ~. 60
r. s. sAli persons are hrbid from harber-
ing them, and from conveying them away
either by kmd or water.
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Andrew Jameson.

N. B. MOI having sufficient experiment ofs
said oven above mentioned, cannot sscertaiFF
what may be saved in wood or labor, only that
cord wood will do without the labor OF chop
ping and splitting, as IS necessary Wit, old
fashioned ovens. a. J. {
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BY THIS DAYS NAIL.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8,
Teyp Znte fy01n F,5, obe

Very late from Eu7obe.
The British ship Mcssepgef, captain Ia.
NELSON, arrived a, this port last evening
in the remarkably short passage of 25
days from Greenock. She lrft thsre on
the 10 h of n owe mbersand has afforded
US an opportunity of laying before the
readers OF the Mercantile A9vertiser
london news to ,she Alh of that month,
from Creenock papers to the 7sh-se
venteen days later than any previous ad-
vices from the European contincnt.
Our selections Which have been as exten
sive as our limits would allow, comprlze
the most striking feature. Of the intelll-
gence contained 10 these, papers.
II does nc. appear that MIR. Munroe had
left Engiand. His furniture, plage and
other equipsge were sens, of on the Is b
October to the London docks and the
Stat'ra fligate. captain Bromley, having
dropped dowufrcm Spithead to ming
ton on the 20 h TO take on board Mr.
George II. Rose, appointed on an extra
ordinary mission to the Ua:ted States
il was expected Mr.. Munrue wouId tAkr
his departure or beard she same vessel.
She would sail with the first tar wind.
The Diana frlgae had arrived at Ports
mouh irom,LaNeraCsuiz with 300, 900.
sterling IN dollars.
eCaPEsln aMeison ioforms US al apprehen
slons OF war with sheUniied S ,a.esapd
Grsat britain had subsidized.
lhe i.ondoa courier Of The 19sh October.
contains proclamation of the king Of
England for recalling and pteh,blting
ssamen Brisish subjec1sl from sewing
foreign princes and powers. The pro.
,olanaslon ssso .forbids the cornmauders
OF the brltis, ships Of war from search.
lfg SHIPS OF wsr belongieg,o any na.,on
or nations peace and aymily with Great
Britain.
LONDON, Octo5er "a.
The Hsmburgh papers state thar the e.
decorate Of Hanover has been added to the
kiogdam Of Wes,phalla.
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would erase The impression from the pub

would erase The impression from the pub
lie mind
Mr.. Wiekham. You have said some
thing abeus dining did you not wTlfe 20
ma,o Z Buff from Kaskaskias excuslpg
8, v.osus,eIf l.,r 90. dinirg,with him. lcan.t
no, reeollsc.. Mr.. Wickham. Are you you
certain the door had no lock 4 ! have
INV clerk here whocan prove that \ h "a
no lock; il was fastened by hooks and
shol,s af,erthe French manner. Mr.. WICK
nam. Do you recollsct what gentle me 9
went down 10 the barge with aajor BruH'
"A I cannst.
MIR. Wlckham. Do you recollect whe.
.ther Mr.. Gya,iot came with him! q have
said .ha, Nj. Gra,ios. Mr.. Choufeau and
Mr.. Soulard me, me-; but whelher they
came with major BruH, Icannot say Mr..
Wickham, Will you say WHISTLER you
first met Mr.. Chousean ard Hr~ Soulard
10 the woode? A ] have already stat d the
circn sance of a.heif gong ousof The boat
with M, apd accompanying nae 10 81. Lou
is.
TO be continued
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nraved forssha same object. l. had been
said by the gentleman who introduced i
that they did no, grantiss prayer by reier-
log Il. Tha, was true; but the very re-.
terence would give color 70 the superstition
that Tho house were now celebrating whc.
Their they should repeal the law or nps. -
ItwouId BE- reported across the Atlantic,
aud this very relsrence nigh. have its ct.
feet outhe differences subsistiog between
the Two countries. EihssU. S had tax.
en- this ground. why should they now give
i, up He would not consent.o j.. \.
had also been said that the act was defec.
tive and nugatory. IF this meant any
thing it was that it needed amendment, &
ifitswere wished TO amend il, he was rea,
dy 10 do il by adding other prohibitions %
those j, already consalned. fhe recoilsci.
ed right the memorial stated tia. the non.
importation act bore hard on our own mer.
chants; that might have been expected
They had notice Gifts going into operation
why did they after thar give their orders
for those articles which were prohibited
by il. If, ashad been stated not an ink,
stand or lock or silver watch could be i'm
ror,ed, the &C, could be improved or a.
mended, without being repealed as the
petitioners wished. Il was stated in the
me nrial that the law was embarrassing 10
merchants and irrita.ing,o Great Britain.
and would tend to prevent an arrangement
of the existing difficulties These WEI
ideas which ough' TO have 20 weight in
favour of.heir prayer. Let Great Britain
be irritaIed- Did she NOT ifSitate other
nations? Had she shewn any forbeafance
towards Us II was mol necessary tor
him to re capitulaie the expressions ct
.that nation towards the Unie6 States,
they were known 10 every member Of the
house. The u. S. had done every thing
to secure peace that nation impressed
with sepse it's own dignity ought TO
do. Should these petitioners be INDUCED
10 their wish hat The nation should depart
fronts dignity because they fels some
Inconvenience? Mr. r. believed tina,
when the matter ,;sas folly Considered. and
every thing taken into view, it would ap-
pear that the United States had offered
in order to an accommodation ofthese elf
ferences, every hing which the most libe.
raj policy warfaated Il 2 similar DISPOSE
tion had existed on the part of Britain,
they would have been settled long since
MIR concluded by hoping The HOUSE
would not refer the petition, or give the
world 40 opportunity TO say they were now
celebrating about the repeal Of such
law.
fDe5ate to6e continued
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