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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
LEWIS AND CLARK
Mflo or AOR1H .AMERIt&'

&U.Ii>.CT ~ cA II -AHAt->'- p.
From Longitude 90 west, to the Pacific o.Fsp
and betweeh $50 and 52' north iaslpI'
with extensive Marginal Notes. D.Hs" y.
ons Eve feet eight inches by three le's "
inches.
EasRAerses all the;s late GisceveFcs, @t
that part Of the continent heretofore Ms' i.
known. This map will be compiled il"n ia a
best maps now extant, as well Pu0l'shea 90,
manuscript, from the collective lnloila s i.
Of the best informed travellers thF0us ..,nJ
various portions Of that region, and eu',t s.,r.
by, series of several hundred celestial ~, rs
yations, made by Captain Lewis dui"'
late tour. !. ,scs
For the convenience of subscribers % s,
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FOks S.1LE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEA T.

lxITUATED on the banks of Great Hua,t
y ing Creek, called Rnral Felicity, for
merry owned BY MIR, John Duff, 1t is at pre-
sent tented for one year, for the sum OF one
hundred ard Fifty dollars, rcserving the right
of possession at any time during the above
term, on giving one snonth's notice, --Foa
terms applyto RICHARD LEV
April % a go
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nrs1tGnt to q Dec2 &c
AUGUST 8.

OF the honorable the circuit court of the dis
trict of Columbia, In suit depending, in
Alexandria county, In chancery, wherein
Colin Aud, administrator Of Robert Mill
gan, deceased, is complainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, will be exposed to P tJR-
Lie SALE, on SATURDAY., the FIFTH
day of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at TEN
o'clock in the forenoon, at the cofiee-house
in the town Of Alexandra, for ready mo-.
ney,
+ u LII tie said Williarn Wilson's iight'and
I ( 4 title TN and to three fourth parts Of ap
undivided interest in the whole of the lands
heretofore attached TO the Keep Tryst furnaces
being about 400 acres, with the exception Of
the works ansh22l acres sold to the govern.
nient of the United States, lying III Bcrkley,
nov Jefferson county, near lIarper's ferry.
! Charles Lee, co..
I'hoS Swami,
Auguss 4 aawts
Iuh received from Philadelphia,
By Ca}htan Hand,
20 chests Young Hysen, and
9 boxes Hvson Shalan Tea, Of q superior
quality, which will be sold low.
Lfkev9se on Hand,
hhds. good Sugar
70 bids. Molasses, Of good quality,
Salt of various kinds, Is
And constant supply Of Flo'sr suitable for
family use,
Jofeph Dean
March ~.
For Sale by the Subscribers.
Lisbon Carpetmg for summer, of different
qualities, :
Bueallos and carcavolso Wines in quarter
casks,
Window Class OF different sizes,
Mould Candles of superior aaaHt8 in
small boxes,
Soft shelled Amends in bags,
quantity Of patent Iron hollow ware
+. t. Hooe & Go.
June /. co
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For Sale or Rent,

A convenient two stoty BRICK HOUSE,
: with back buildings, &c situate on Duke
street, between pstr and st. Asaph-streets.
LIS O,
A commodisus name STORE, on King
street, between Royal and Pitt-streets.
-afisiy to .l
Lawrence Hoof.
Angus. ol co
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Thas as To g9pe Notace.

THAT the subscriber, of Alexandra conn
-ty, in The district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans court-of SAID county letters
of administration on the personal estate OF
adatthezy Eaklas, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased: All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhi-
bit thcrny with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on; or before the llth day Of Fe-
bruary next ensuing, sor they may by law De
excluded from allSbeneht to said estate. And
all those indebted thereto, are requested to
make Immediate payment Given undersmy
hand this 4 9th day Of August, lso7. 81
Fredsrtekn Asgista Hslsaa sEaAsa,
Administrators.
Ano,lst: i0. q 49, s2sw6w
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Augustus. ct
twenty-five Dollars REGARD.

+. ~
RAN .4Ir.dY, sometime IN The months eff No
vember.or Decenl6rr tass,
~ NEGRO NAN by the name # S.dlaI,
"a who was hired in the town of Alexan-
dria to a Mr.. Robert Smith. He was about SO
years of age, about S feet 10 CT II inches
high, very strait, OF rather a yellowish or ta-
HEY complexion, suffers little, has soft
voice, and GENERALLY seems humble and timid
when spoken TO. He had a, wife at Col. Jenl-
meson's, In the couaty of Caroline, and may
perhaps now be lurking in that neighborhood,
but i think it more probable lie may have
gone to the state OF Maryland. III he is taken
in the state Of Virginia and brought TO me
Mill give the above reward Il in the state OF,
Mary land and brought TO M Iw Is give TAR
: ~ Dollars reward.
Baldwin M Lee.
Virginia, WsstmorclaIid2
county, JRly "a. 12o Il
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N Office

"A IL e1osc who have any claims. cr@de-
IN mantls against thu estate Of JoSln DIN
lajl, merchant, late OF the town of Alexandra
aye hereby informed, to bring in their. ae-
coylnts, legally proved, before the first day O
Novemhernegt, at which time full and fina
settlement and distribution of lis estate, viii
be made, Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they, Will Be dlsregarded
and this Notice pleaded In bar Of them hose
that are, indebted othe estate, viii be please
to make. immediate payment. 80
s7 Samuel Craig, r,,-,s
William Herbert, -,
Aprilso. 'taW
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber on the
IN 10th instant, an apprentice boy named
William Suthard, but sometimes calls HIM
self Gothard Suthard has 4 down look and
light curley hair fsc feet two inches high
his cloathing consisted of a Eedrskin. jacket
and white pantaloons. Whoever apprehentls
said boy and bfiags him home or confines him
I'M Ail, shall receive the above reward.
James Nightingale,
Sfoenlaker
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1oR 500,

FOR S.9LE,
IS On advautaSeous tey.ssfs.
"A THREE STORY BRICK f5s..af-.E-
~ s HOUSE, on Union street, next door
to Beniasnin shrexe, Jun. we'll situated fol>ti1e
s.sJhts;y,t1ias or Grocery businsss--Aiso, a LOT
Of 6 ROUND, at the cerner Of Water md
Nolfc-streets.
49, TO RENT,
s. 81: And iaplc4idfe ftoagsSsssn greer,
The STORE and - WELLING HOUSE
.en Fairfax street. occupied BY Jacob lie7asasr
--an excellent stand gfos,rthe DRY COOP brsi
;ness.Ap2ly tp ss, 81, 81.
sssos Jonah Thompfon s Son.
!. 5 March a. y IS y, - IS Stawtf
Printing, in ITS various branches,
handIomely executed at this flee.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
LEWIS AND CLARK'S TOUR
To TIRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,
THROUGH
THZ INTERIOR OF THE CONTINENT OF
NORTH AMERICA,
Performed by order If tie GsvernmcR @ III
United States,
During the Yeas 1904, 1905, and 1906,

THIS work will be prepared by Cspt. Mr.
wether LEXIS, and will be divided iato Two
parts, the whole comprized in three volumes
octave, the first containing at least ntuA'
drsd pages, the second and third from toufa
FIVE hundred each, printed on goad psper' at
fair plea type The several volumes in sue
cession will be put-to press at as early pen
DDS as the avocatieAs Of the author UllpE'
nlit him to prepare them for publication
THIS distribution of the work has 0Sa
made with q view to the accommodation
every description of readers, and IS here =, !,
fered to the patronage Of tAe pubic IN Hl'
shape, that all persons wishing to become $40 10
scribers, may accommodate themselves VIA !.
either of tie parts, or the entire wofh y :"
shall be most convenient to themselves,
Subscriptions received by ROBERT GRAZ
A!cxandria.
Detached rom tbs 7sork, Nere =,a Dc ~
EShed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
RICHMOND VOLUNTEERS.

When it was known that the march of troops
to Norfolk was neceGary, the volunteer horfe
OF this city offered their icrvices the offer was
accepted, and Richmond has the honor of hav-
ing been among the firh, to iend forth her citi.
zen folders. They were followed by two com
panIes or Infantry; 10 that from this place, a.
bout 200 of our fellow citizens, have repaired
to the theatre of alarm.
lmmediatelyaftert the departure of the caval-
ry, number of the mott Respectable citizens,
many OF whom were exempt from militia duty,
oy age and public employment, organized them
ieiVes into another corps of cavalry, whereup-
on the governor iiiued commiflions to Col. Ed
ward Darlington, as capt. William Dabney, s.
Thomas Taylor, as Iieuts. and Jeky Jones, as
cornet. Since the organization of thele voun-
teers' party has every night performed the
DUTY OF Pa,roIe, to which caule, we may in
s:sat de6r.e. impuie the unexanpied tran
guilty OF the city. Yeterday we were highly
gratlhcd IN feeling this corps, in the performance
OF the cuitomary evoutions; the zeal with
whHh 1t was organized, and the general cha.
raeter OF ,hofe, by whom it is competed, en-.
title the members to the thanks and confidence
OF their fellow citizens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17

IAN OOCINNflSt July lOtn, 1897.
THE Governor laid before the board letter from
Henry Dearborn, Secretary Of the War Department
OF the United States bearing date the 9th day of Iuly
1907, requiring the Executive of Virginia To- take
ehectua neaiures to organize, and equip accord
my to Iaw aud hold IN readnels 10 march AZ a mo.
ments warning, eleven thoufand FIVE hundred and
tixty-thrFe militia, (oficers iucuded) by virtue of an
Act OF CongreiS pafied the lSth day of April,
lsoG, iutituled An act authorizing detachment
from the militia Of the Uuited States . and to accept
OF the efvces Of companies of volunteers confornla-
bly, TO the econd fecton of the iad a or to an a of
Congress paDed Oh the 9th day Of February, 1907,
lntituIed" An aa authorizing the Prefden of the IT,.
ni'ed States to accept the iervers of number cf vo
iunteer companies, NOT exceeding thirty thouiand
men )" on due confederation whereof
u IS advifed, that orders be Immediately iTped 10
Major General Tarlton Woodfon, to iurRfb from his
div.iion two thouidnd four hundred and ten infantry
one hundred and forty-two artillery, and two hun
Died and sghty-iour cavalry including the neceHsry
officers; to Major General lanes Wilkins TO (urni(I
from his divon two thouIand and eghty.ieven in
iantry, one hundred and twenty two artillery and
TWO hoHdred and forty five cavalry, including the ne
e@iary officers; to Major General John Preilon to
iurHh from his dlviiou three thuuaud two hundred
and t"enty-thrse infantry, lone thouiaud one hun
dred aud htty-iK Of which fail he r1eHen) one hun
ired aud eghty-niue artillery, and three hundred and
'tVsnty-nme cavalry including the neseGary officers;
and TO MAJOR General Henry zee 20 fumiih from his
diviiioa two thouisnd hundred aud nine infantry
Que hundred and twenty live artillery, and two hun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
10 THE PRECEDENT
OF TIE UNITED STATES,

Ire cliiz rs nf Aihsma-lp, aGenbcd TO take in
~ confederation The late daring attack of the Britif
ih'P leopard or the American frigate Chesapeake
nave feIt that ientn1ent which they doubt not will
lsr'adr The whole uniOn. they have examined de-
phfrassly TIE tlue oi uIurpanns and perfidy which
has been exhibited il the condua of the Britih 90
7efnnent to the Uni'cd States and with the fame de-
fheTd'ons they have formed dec,iion by which theie
s2llons viii We regulated, They prepared to IA
scrIiiee hei6 all the maintenance Of thofe rights
hieh have been ssrted and iecured 70 them bv the
piorions exertons Of their country in the war ri the
revolution They view the a.trocinus infrrpen,gs of
'heir n'ional rights the prelude to an ATTEMPT to
"euroy tier Individual 3rd perIonal rights The de-
nipbtIon OF the former, mutt carry with i, .hc srni-
hia'on OF the latter and in vindiesfng ard aTertng
other.
Their cons lerce in tic government m heir choice
remains undnlini0ed They doubt not thar 7 rvn,-
pathy o jentinlent between the people Of the unop
"nd Their goy=rsnlent will etrnfr,ly arpeer They
'h'Teiorc appeal 20 that government TO pledge their
fortunes, lives and fcred honor in fupport 0f tfve
'neaiure', which the wifdom, patriotiim ADD yir,ne
i'c veal f-'
They dCrrecl,e w7rtcn arr7ay,o arms. bnt when
n'onairgts ard national honor 10 iutiuately con-
nesled with individual right aud individual honor, as
10 form tHt cu,) are invaded, aud Acknowledgement
and TeTari,cn are deied they can feel no he,ation
Nioa tntie be denied, they viii encounter the tolls
and hsrdihiP OF war, with the hrmueis Of feemen t:
and with ardour and alscrify make every Gacrifee
which 10 glorious eaute fsll defsrse The depart
20 iPrrs OF the heres of the revplpion will oie be-
hignanty on ibis noble trugge, aud in,heir ilnNr.
"s'exampe, your fellow. citizens will iDd indictments
conio'ation and fupPort asaist every calamity they
can experience.
Fhe reio!utioas herewith tranfntcd, will demon
'faie to their government their fellow. citizens aud
'he world, that character Which they are determined
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17

We are authorized to fate, that in conf,.
quence OF information received that the Britilf,
iquadron had departed from Hampton Roads.
and had taken Ration off our Capes. the Eye
cutive have tutpended the march to Hampton
or the 500 militia, ordered out from General
Whites Brigade. They have been permitted
to return to their REFLECTIVE homes, with orders
10 mold themieves in readinefs to take the field
az a moments warning. The two companies
OF infantry and the troop of Cavalry already
ftatIoned at Hampton will be continued
we are moreover authorized TO fate that. i,
coniequence oft the above information. and of
Poitive aiinrances from General Matthews.
.nat the militia already called into fervice from
his Brigade, aided by the cavalry from Rich
mond and Petersburg, will be amply fufricient
TO reFcl any attack that can be made bv' anv
force that can be ipdred from the Iritifh fuua-
nron' me detachment of Infantry from this place
&feteriourg, will be immediately Sifcharged.
MAR. Amber, under whole orders thew march
ed to Norfolk, will be authorized To charter
one or more vefleIs for the ufe of fuch oe tbof.
unoer ms command, as may think proper To
avdi' themielves of that mode of conveyance
All the other forces now under the command
OF General Matthews at Norfolk, win be con-
finued, until we ihall have more fubftantia, e.
violence OF change of difpofition on the part
OIL me BrItiih iquadron.-Thofe forces, toreth
er with the troops fationed at Hampton, will
occailonally be relieved at flort periods by a.
Their detachments of militia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17

dred ar fnrty-eish. cavalry ine,u,ng the recegary
oieerss The whole to be 70 organized to coniti,r.e
thirteen regiments ofufantry one regiment of rii.
men, two OF cavalry, and one of artillery TO coni Of
number OF men not ei than five hundred nor more.
th'r twelve hundred each.
I5 is adviied. that the ever7i communicates oere>
gsnents be d're6ed procure the number of me-,
required from each regiment, by accepting eompa-
mes OF volunteers who may, at any time previous 20
orders Tor taking the field, esder their iervees either
conormably to the iecoud lection of the ACT Of Con-
greis tirit aforementioned, inti,uled An st au-
thoriiing detachment fromthe militia Of the United
States, or TO the act" Authorizing the preiident Of
the United States to accept the ervces ola number o
volunteer companies no, exceeding thirty thouiand
men ); Preiering,in the frt place, fuch volunteer
companies as are already organized; and Tin cafe OF
deficiency OF volunteers,) by drafting men according
to law Hiueh volunteers, in any regiment ihali e1-
coed IN nuber the proportion of men REQUIRED there
from the comnandant thereof a no, reject the fer
vices of any OF them but h4l report the circumstance
to the EXECUTIVE.
Publihed by order Of the Executive.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON,
Clerk OF the Council
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
HANOVER VOLUNTEERS.

"There were Volunteer companies from Ham
over ofthe 18th regiment, commanded by Captains
VIM White, Capt. John Thornton, Jun Capt Nj
ehoas Davis aud Capt. Edmund Goodwir--Mai.
Thomas Starke commander. They received orders
on Monday lat to the Merry Oaks, in Han
over, on the Tueiday following, aud on the Wednef.
day following they arrived IN Richnrond and were
dheharged on Thuriday with orders, to hold them
ielves in readiness to march at moments warning.
COL Mayo, Commander Of the Reg't."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
ROBERT POLLARD, JR. Secretary.

At meeting Of the citizens Of Caroline coun-
ty, on the isth OF July, at the Court Houie.
Reioiq,ed man;noglp, that the following adj.
dreis ~ tranimitted to- the pteiidsnt ct the u.
nited States, by the chairman.
SIR,
although the Prehdcut Of the United
States Cannot declare war, and ought not a.
provoke it, The imprefIion made by war'ike
incident, ihould be Acclaimed, communicated
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
July II.

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
ut Court Of Afbtah bsid af5- Capitol, in Rie mond
mite tenth day Of July, sO7.
- ULE.-Af;er the end of th:s prelent term. IL
- will be expelled that the Judges of this Court,
respectively, fha be prefented with the ftatemears
directed by the rule of this court, made the fifteenth
day OF May, 1904 within the four firit days of each
term and no eaufe, intended to be argued by coun-
ei' IN which iuch fatement is prefented accord
ingiy, fha be argued By them in the fame term in
which the ftaemsnt may be thereafter prelented un-
LET'S for fone very fpecia reaion TO the contrary APP
pearipg to the court.
o,atrea, that the above rule be publilhed three
times in each Of the Richmond newspapers
Copy. TeGe,
J. BROWN, c. c.
July IL. 3,f
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LIKENEssEs TAKEN q FNGRAyFD-

ME Subicriher begs leave to inform the I.adie,
and Gentlemen Of the CITY of Richmond. thar
ne takes and engraves LEKENESSES in a ftye never
introduced before, in this country he respectfully
'oc's from the inhabitants of this place. the fame IA
VoF and patronage ne has with in the Target CT
ties OF che o. States, where he has taken a great
number OF Likeneies, copies of which may be feen
at his lodgings in Mrs. Harriss Houle nearly oppo
lite the Cuitom- Houfe.
ne ineicrieer in order mot to difappont tbofe who
might have deire TO fet for their Ekeneaes. beos
leave to iuggea that his ay in this place will he Nor.
July II. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
July IT.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
HfH CbGnee'y DDri7 Cont, brH in TIE CITY of MI.
fdn(5arg, the 23yd day of Ab,h 1907.
Robert Edwards, and Prifcila his Wife, Pits
Gg0izF 49,
James E"ell and Ann Robertfon, execu- D..,
tors of Andwew r obprtfnn. Deiis.
ME defendant James Ewe not having enter
ed his appearance and given fecury according
To the act OF Alenby and the rules Of this court and
1t appearing the that he is not an nhatitant
oil this country, the motion of the pts. by their
counel; His o,drfd, that the fad defendant do APP
pear here on the fourth day of O6}ober term nexr,
and antwsr the bill of the pits and tina, copy of
this order he forthwith inherited in fome newfpaper
Of the City Of Richmond, for two months fueceiive
y, and pofed the front door OF the former CapoI
in this City.
Copy, Teae,
AN1"Y ROBINSON, &C.
July ~. epon,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
IcNe,
HENRY ANDERSON, Secretary.

az a meeting of the Volunteer Troop Of Caval
ry of Powhatan, at Scottvlle, on Thurfday
the 9th OF July, 1907, Mr. William Archer
the frit Lieutenant, having been appointed
Chairman, and John Crump, the fecond Lieu.
tenant, Secretary, the following refolution.
were propofed by the commander of the
Troop. and unanimously adopted.
Refof1'ed, That the Volunteer Troop Of Ca.
valry of Powhatan, feel the deepeft regret and
mott lively Indignation at the late iawlefs and
bale attack Of the Britifh ihip Leopard or the
American frigate Chefapeake, within the jurif-
dit.ion of the ". States.
Rr/ofved, That we conGder this ACT of out.
rage, COMMITTED while we were tantalized
with fpeedy and permanent reconciliation be-
tween the two nations) as an infamous exam
pie OF the fyfem of hypocrify and aggrefIion,
uniformly adopted by G. Britain towards the
American people.
Rsfoi1,ed, That we highly appreciate the De
tr'otic conduct of our feIlow.citizens of Nor
folk, Hampton, Richmond and Petersburg, and
like them we offer the holy pledge of our Fa-
Tiers to maintain thar liberty which their blood
and valour gave us.
Re/c|7'ed, That the Captain of the troop he
'nftrneted to communicate the foregoing refo-
lutions to the Executive of this fate, with an
alinrance, that we will hold ourfclves in read-
nets to march to any place and at any time that
the Prelident of the U. States, or they may
dirctf, to avenge or cbaftfe any violation of
the rights and fovereignty of our country.
WIN. ARCHER, Chairman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17

~ MN, and tnrcsd ov'r he ration ,->csufs
q our pohcy fands upon public opinion, and fpc-
ceisful war muft be the act of the people
government, tyrannical in power. vain in
PROPERTY, S'd furious in agony with infant.
" at ais helm. pee ulaton in it's council, pro-
legacy IN ProipeSt, and :nipiaerial wiidom and
pa'riotIim i'm difgrace infected with envy and
hatred towards US. by our profperity and its in.
]ur'es and repaying the benefits fhowed .hy
oar commerce on its futje6ts, with piliases
di'eraceiui to piracy has at length committed
IN atrocItY, which excites the refentment, con-
tempt and exutation of every loyal American ;
recruitment for the injury, contemp. for its fol-
~ and exultation ariink from comparifon,
between this hereditary peculating fynem, and
| our own.
| Impreifed with thefe fentiments, we look to
our government for the meaiures which wiidom
ana Puh''c good will dictate ,f that fays,
'tr'ke Let The afereiior feel orr weapons in
| every vulnerable part if that fays, forbear vet
little while we can await the diiclofurc of
IT'S motives. with confidence, uuiliaken by its
| ca,mnefsand undiminithed by delay.
"hen you, fir, was called to the ltation
you MI, our confidence in your frmneis,
Integrity and wifdom, was great it has grown
curing Your administration, and at length has
advanced to maturity. We have feen cIamor
excited oy exieencies, abafhed by refuts and
hv G,ors.;,'. su ~ P!TJuaice' a'moH eraoicated
R,;,G, a.o ruin mere wanted only
Df'.m outrage upon our national honour, to
mm,..S a" Iepuohcahs INTO one MATS, Offering an
60 'o'neHtum 10 the government OF its bo-
ION and that has occurred when the proud
ipirlt OF unexamp,ed political Lappinefs, will
complete ITS effect.
Whether our government ffiall ATTEMPT to
heal, or refolve TO avenee this irritating wound,
we believe that national firmnefs and srdor will
execute its meafIres with the force and decili.
on, attending unanimity, confidence and ndiy-
nation.
JAMES TAYLOR Cbo;r,,on
Pr/ol7ed uuapin,ou0y. That cony Of ,he
foregoing addrefs be- nuhliihed in he p;ch-
mond Enouirer and i, ,be Ersd.r;.,. D. H.