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CONTENTS.

o. Convection or Regeneration. Of
publication before God, s. 0, Faith, part
culary as jufifying a Or entering into Co.
venlnt With God 81 Form of coveDanting
The nature, d,fgn and ufe Of the Lords
:uppe1. 7. OF pre- psra'ion for the LORD Sup.
Pc g. Our duty Immediately afte, he Lord:
Supper. Q. Reflections on the Incarnation Of
Chrit. 10. OF adoption into Gods family
II. or Repentance. IA. OF Santt hcation
-. TIE u ,ture and efc6 Of union with Chrih.
~ OF thc final perseverance o. the Saints
s. o. Peace OF Confidence 10. OF Joy in The
HoI, GAoA. y Oh agurance OF Gods love
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, FoUR. DOLL dRs x E.yARD.

CTRAYED from the commons Of
- Harper's: Ferry, on,he first Of this
instant, sorrei horse With white name
and tail, the hair Of the name cut short
Oh the nen2 side, four years old. about
fourteen hands high. In gait he is .
rough tro,trr, and branded ON the near
bullock thus X he hasibeen seen ia the
neighborhood SShephsrd's. Town, it
is sxpecsedthat he IS making his way to
where he was bred on Potomac above
Williamsport. Whoever takes up and
returns the horse 70 me at Harpers: Fer
ry, shall have the above reward and
charges any one giving informatiou 50
that get him, shall have a generous re.
49,. =! SAMUEL PORTER.
July -, 1907. 49, =,
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A. = ~ 90
T>HE subscriber proposes 20 open
j School on the skrst day Of next
month in the house she now occupies IN
Shepherd :. Town, for The instruction OF
Young Ladies 10. the following branches
Of female education Tambouring, nee
die work, marking in its various modes,
and plain sewing, At four dollars quar-.
ter-she will also teach small girls read.
ing, writing, and plain sewing, at two
dollars and City cents a qairter; from
those who intend learning tambouring
and needle work, Que dollar will be ex.
ptcted in advance for each Quartet
TO accommodate Young ladies from the
country, she VIII take fur boaraers, at
one hundred dRiiars each, including
washing. The su5scrib$r engages ODE
particularly attentive to the morals OF the
pupils entrusted TO her care. ~ s.@
.:ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG.
hepherd's- forrn, Judy p, 1907. :
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= Ia 4, =.
FOR SALEs

a TRACT of LAND, eoataininf
IN about 900 acres, one half Of which
Il slearea, The balance well tiiibered;
and 4 considerable Quantity Of. well wa
tered meadow. tOnthe premises iss d
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, on.
. never failing stream Of water, and il
sight offhe Potomac river: This tract
can Be divided into several different te-
nements, With q Dwelling House and
Barn to each il Is Of the 6rst rate lime.
stone quality and il situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, On Polohak river, 10
miles from Maftinsblfg, from Will
liamsport, and rs fon 3Mercersburg.
This land WILDE sold together, Sr div.
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargaii wiz be a.,
vento purchaser, Id the mill md one
half the land, on paying about two thirds
of the Purchase money IN hand For
terms apply 70 The subscriber on the pre-.
misses. e 5.,s ff Y Sf.Yari.f 4
GEORGE NEwKIRK.
:. April is, 1905. ii L. i
u a.. 81 Z 4 2 -
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TAKE NOTICE.

ALL those indebted TO The .etseribsr,
n arefequested 10 make .payment, on
or before the 6tst day 1of August next,
as he is positively determined 70 put
every aeeounrthat fenBsins unpaid tiis,
day, Into the hands Of a Lawyer, ior
collection. t...x /. &; = So. : = !. l.
-: y -! JOHN; eAMPBELL.-
Martinsburg, July ~ 1907. =
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Baliimors July %. 1907.
slHess,s. Zrbnisn Hollfngssporth, 5ohn
Cilbin, James .SezDlll, Th9Ras ".

! - 1lIeS4r9. ZeoNten uoUfHgSUVevs"S yonu,
Cain, 1ares .StzDlR Thanaas W
sHedzeN. u kak. ssls-1*s Q fss
7, sia. GEHTLRMEN, sJ 81 III s@st
4 III find from the public papers, that on
the fourth Of July, you respectively OH.
3ciated ID the respective characters Of
president, vice president and secreta.
ries, At meeting ofthe citixensof Cecil
county, held at Elkton, 20 celebrate the
anniversary Of American Independence,
and it d Is persons who ioiIiciated in
those characters, and isisin esnssquenes
Of your con1uct Oh that occasions thar
/ now take the 1ihertSof addressing you.
j On the fourthlo toly. i776, we de.
clared ourselves independent states free
frora thaytanny and dsspo,isna >oftany
nation oA The earth, and proceeded to
establish Iovernments fofthe sacred ss-
CURLY q BE property, the FePItations
the iibetNand the life Of every persop,
who shssulS be I'd far blrstas totbe citi-s
zensof thoae. governmental We then
pledged ourselves 70 the God ofthe uni-l
verse, !; that DE property, the reputation,
"a t.1 - q .stsf-' ! ..ssS.Aa
rs l1ss.y asi l tn IN = .y .s1 -.
snoulu &c sa. sn1.I = -. 80. :.
land should only be taken from Them,
by the laws of their. country, faithfully,
honestly and impaftiaily dispensed, BY
an oPen af.; .mp....s' 80, sI h...'
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fWnoIr No: 4a7.l

-. . -
, fess that you have no persopal knowledge
Of sny thing criminal, ihat has been COM
Initted by;eelontl Burr, but thar h the
. Aurora, he Afgus, and many other d.
mocratic papers, you have seen him
charged with not only misdemeanorss
but treason Nay, you will probably
say that the presidents Of the United
States, in his message 70 congress. de-
clarsd hisgMh - be PLACED beysrdd satt.
\ And alter the length Of time you hare
lived, . length Of time which has wkitet-s
eds ,me Of your heads--After The diE-
fsrent public appointments which sotne
Of you have executed, am 4 now 70 p1k
YOU il mind, that not one shillings work
Of YOUR dfrfy property canbe taken from
you without youS having N opportunifY.
Of being personally heard, nor without
f.gai evideaee dsiiYered al pafh 10 your
Presence, with liberty on, your pvt y
cyess rxaniac, and by other evidshceito
contradict. And YET yop have so the
utmoss oflyonr power, Nantonly and
Wickedly.a ssailed the good name, lane
and reputation Of colonel Burr upon ne
evidence You have done what i still
! 4 .w;eked--you have without NV
evidence. os,o;ied Ms NJ! For. -
.you now. for ,he Isrst dine 10 Be Untrue.
ted, thar whenever person isto betried
for . charge, which. ID punishable with
,srd imam. ~ ,n,,blie mind avaiost lin !
- ,.So ao.s apv - ~ /. tendencv -
nr.v.rs ~ .rc,,.ed Eom havinc Z fair.
di,nass;on:te. Smnarr;sl ,rial. Is. IN a.
~ of Cod e;,;itv 81 n nnraera,us a
;n,en.iohl ss;f is attemnted Is nlunee
: $500, - M. h;,yt 4 !; Enna ~: mnrds.
rcrs nv ;;,,S,,;,si.. ,,.re $500. :.
~ Sanr.y ST n,n;. 4 ,nent n ~ fr, - GO
( meant d IS wooded ( IWhat lthint
ron sr,n,lemer of,he cowardiy vrstch Z,
,sSa .S,;aa. ca IN Moi 81 - enemv.S
In, f.srs,i e da,ss, ~ II punishme5t,
,I;p. ! ,,ile,,o into he hand SC a. an g.
ss..;n ana no;nr. - a. y;cf;.n'i WIN.
,h;nr -. n so,,r..l,.. .n5 n. 80 e
l,ho.. ,sbo .l,spL Won't :ayacs tnas., 8
Wo,,,s ~, ri nave = s,,sliovred ~ IS.
y.r,.e. Il v,,,,r elasse.. M il been d..
Blood Of colonel Burr. with more plsa.
arr. ,han The iuiee Of ,hs grape !! Would
NAT ihose who could 1xpress such sayaoe
,iei;yht in the .hohe ar 9h;s death! co,,Id
\ ,h..s a /, 1, with ;mnrn;tv. rim anen ~.
br.,.f rear out 81. heart ,naw 4 Win
,hs;r ,..,h .nd ..ei dovn r, Mood =.
ac,,as m Mood th;rsty Psri.,an. fov.rd.
| the smiable. he accompli.hed. ths beau.
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THE 6ejsndtafs, David Hedl, . Csys
l. nriius Nana,tsdaH and ISusannah
his ysfs, Cornelius Hamme and Mayy
his rvsfs, ~ =. DRAKE and Martha his
,vitr, William KeilvsH and Catherine his
,Utfe, and Robert A,,derson and Sarah his
,ut nor having entered faeiS Ppraaness
agreeable To an act Of Assembig aud The
rules q This Court and IL appearing 10 The
satistactisn effhe Court, that they are
nat inhabitants IF fhis Commemorate,
on the motion efthe Complainant By his
Counsel, lis ordered, that David Peal,
Cornelius Haaansdait and Susannah his
tuife, Coraelius Rdmme aid. Nary dis
sp.fc, Draks and Hdrthd his ,p;;ltse,
Waiian KeliveA and Gar hcrine his zStfr,
and Rober, anderson and Sarah his rrite,
do, appear here on thr 1loaday after
,tte third Tuesday in September nesi,
10 ansryerthe5iifef tie Com iainaaf, aud
that a cepp Of this order Be Jorthrpith m
serted IN rae Berieltyaaa fefsrs0a N.
=trl;;gshcer yor troo moaths snccessipety,
and pEbiishsd at The door Of he iEsitrt.
HorSe!ef fds said County. h III a
+ = ACsby. t5Tr,fe, ,a .r6Ss
s...:=szsszz=z5bi5AHfD HUNTER, css.e.
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80! ? = = g =
Nay Court, 1906.

st. 4 Against ~ y u 4 q. * =. :
Da,iI Erai, Cornelius Handusdaz and
= Susanna MS rvife lillian Morgaii and
Agneshis .uits, CarneLas Hamme and
! Nary his avjs, = j Drake and Mdr.
, thu his 1uile, Wilgam Kellvel and
Catherine As 1iis, Rsteyf AadeIsoa
and Sarah his nj ., and EEzabethHeal
Heirs. and kgl representatives Of
Isaac HtaL 6er'9, DsfenGaafs.t
,. s;e5sf. s.. Is. In cHANCER1. .
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Rstsselpiilc, .4Fg;,tst %
FROM 4 coRREsPoNpENF.

d Canaoa 10 tie Uestern Pea7te,
Agsntlcnan lately being in company with
,,ny Of Shawnese and Delaware tribes Of
ieaas, on the Saline creek, near the Saline.
asorks, and as the Indians bad been at the
s s,s0rks drinking and cearelling with the
!, ne people, there was one WHO assumed the
- Captain Johnny, and another Captain
s ~ Lewis, who appearing veey much lrrls-
~, ~ q the usage they received at the lick,
s.ssd them to speak freely, and said as soon
sas leaves fellthe Indians intended to move
III wives and children over the big river
sassppi, and the warriors were to JOIN
c sla fTenchman, who was the name OF
ssass as this gentleman understood that
hss we're seven tribes had marked a long
3 - which Captain Frenchman had, 70 SO
SS. With the Kentuckians, to wit the
P.a. Delawares, Mingoes, Muscogas,
u :, sssaaws, Kickapoos, and the White Ri
On nc ~ that great captain was coming to-
hd,s am Frenchman, who would give the
! Den s'sSery tAing to fight with, and make
a,,sa that the Big Man and Congress
sals sssa away their land, and after little
d -, sOaia Kill them ;saEgd that this big Cap
,s ,apsain Frenchnan would Kill all
II, ,n' ny people, and give the. Indians all
aamalu and that Captain Frenchman
nut rs % make. big housesao fight m, and
Rsl,ss. women and children in, and would
ROD y warriors oversize big river to mark
Sa,,;.p aper,' and that before the leaves get
&Sds', aey would Kill all the iKentucki-
e IA their houses and eat their cat
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M - ,Lat. x,s.eerccfs arr y Ind not q
]. our uneont fc',ao. ,y;tbo,r our permiis $
,,sss can SUI 0J p,,naraste prevail upon the
81. Shoald Io,'a r. - act ,host;lely 10 our
'upctQr Aisa sasss ,s;,b this island in our
ssatjf's mss' S;d de6aaec 20 ali the leagues
ppds ss l s's s, ol'tae powers Of the Bal
lupssauli Paekef
Is s. asstb Of Cssdinai YsglS, the last of the
= q sts,,art, is thus. announced in the
T,'' a : Letters. from Rome mention
Z : .,s s cardinal Beuedittns Masis Clemens
!ass 'sa bv the title Of Duke Of York, n the
pS, OF his age. He was the last OF the
s s,,sut famiIys and o. tue pfesehasts . w
sa6sh thrsps'
f.,,srsef ala'e date We understand we're
.,,usrdsy received from baencs AyFss-
fSs greatest aPpre sens.ons P,eva'l 'nsls s
|iG.bs assee wouiu DC sno'''y '.asAs'
i our forces Most ON, 'o''ass.sA.sss
bdrtfed io'o me coun'fy,is" ~ S , s !.
mspssuchas couH sss,ss '.n . 5, .'ls
,h;t. The oPaOla'os : : 'a'o 49, -. !.
cute 10 their dessfn'aa1iou ~ ss'ss ou'
,,soas'0 the .sass. . ~,
The p''''s'' ''s.p' - .ad
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az VOLUNTEER COMPANY.

{ A meeting Of the VOLUNTEER COMPANY,
is requested at the Courthouse. THIS EVEN
ING, at half past o'clock; when all those.
Members who have procured their Uniform,
are requested to report themselves, that the
number may be correctly ascertained
Octaher .sf
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{ the king Of Spain, the dearly.belossd ally
/ Of France. Ia jane he forced the Hell
landers, who have long been remarkable
for their aversion TO monarchy, to receive
This brother LOUIS as their king. 10 July
) he formed confederacy OF petty German
states and declared himself their protector,
in direct violation Of the Germanic con-
stitution. And to cap the climax Of ini-
guilty, be compelled The emperor of Ger
many IN Angust, to renounce his imperial
crown, declaring the Germacic conssilu.,
t:on null and void.
Nor is this all. After forcing the king
Of Prussia into war by demands utterly
subyersive of his dignity and of his power
be has laid his dominions desola With
FIRE aud sword he has formed Of his rich-
| est provinces auew kingdom, destined 10
reward some upstart a5hersnt Of his usarp.
ed~authority he has routed ars' diapers.
ed in aseries of bloody battles, the disci-
pinned armies Of Russia. and he threatens,
'ere long, TO give lawto PROSTATE. Europe.
Shall zgs remain unhtrt amid the wreck
OF nations and the crush of empires VIII
the howlmg storm, which sweeps Before it
the political fabricks Of Europe, coasoiida,-
ed by the lapse Of ages, spend rs force be-
lore 1t reach oar happy shorese or, must
the unsimely fall of this last and MODEST Of
republics, iunpress,he melancholy truth up
on the nind. that Man was born 10 be q
slave? O.! my coun,rymen, Iris ia mo.
mentous question. Bin Of one thing BE-
well assured
(" Yoamay as a0eH SO stand ultou he leach, !.
d,ad bid The main fool bete rs nsstg1 heigAtj;
/" You may as zDell.for5id The mountain aiaes
To nag their high taps, sna 70 make ~ noise
!" WAenAey are }retted zathtAe gusts e hea-
ven''--
As ask ambi,ionso be satisfied, with the
victims whic! have already glut,ed bis yo-
racious nav. ~
When Europe STALL no longer dare to-
oppose the plans Of Bonaparte, America
will afford a new field for his ambitiou.a
Here will be exert 10 the utmost that Ma. I
chiavellan policy, which has enabled him
even 10 time OF peace,to make such enor.
he will endeayor to SOW dissen,ton among
the States. to CORRUPT our popular leaders,
in word, to poison the sources from
Whepce our liberty Cows. fall his arts a.
vail not, he will attempt TO ensiave rs by
force Of arms. Then comes the mighty
contest Between The black damon Of Sespo-
iism, aud the fair godcess of liberty. Then
IL e ~ C. L..
ing habitation among the favored sons os
America.
hut is the result of such contest doCbt.
ful! May frcc.born Americans become
in few short years, the slaves of Napole.
on? Just ruler of the universe forb d il.
What! shall the commands Of. a foreign
,yraut be obeyed 10 America? Soonera
let the last of her sons fal, ia her defence 3
Sooner, let fire, slaughter and destruction,
oversPread her fertile plains, ur fEot ols
be lefs to bow before the tyran!
JUVENIS.
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PHlsADELPltiA Sept a9.

Arrived, The ship Corn P!aa;er, captain
ClEe,, so dayslrom London. lothls yes
sx cane assengrrs, MesaIs. Saai. Nee
Her c. Conrsd and rnsj. n. Riddle. They
haded from he snip 9, Cspe tlsuloPen /;
hewo isfmer reached town or Sunday
nsuag; aud mai. Biddle, who is charged
sAh Dispatches from Nr. Mun!or, pro.
rsdsd Theoretically for Washington. L
aalso stated thar air. 3 adle bears dis
fiehss from Mr. Aimssrcng. at Paris,
wa when he went cut 10 capacity OF sc
rslly ollsga,ion. These, ii is, probable
cls 'oths acquisition o The Fosidas.
Tatlsss verbal accounts frssa Englapd.
" Frsons who copyerssd win Mr.. Mon-
ne, autdarise Us 10 believe ihatihis gentle
nan sn'sstains the strongest expectations
~ perfect sccommodatloe betwesa this
'tauuy snd Gseas Hritsin.
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For tie .dL.EI.d.NDRL.A ADVERTISER
TRAITS OF THE FRENCH CEIARAC
TER, &c.

i.
VoLTAIRE long ago declared. that 10
the character of his countrymen, the Tiger
and the monkey by turns predomina.ed.
But every accurate observer must confess,
thar to the ferocity of The Tiger aud the
tricks of the monkey, the fegenerGtsd
French add the changeablsness OF the ca
meleon, and the fawniDg cbsequlousness
of the spaniel.
The friends of order and OF rational IL
ber,y viewed withjust abhorrence the eloo-
dy massacrcs and unexampled crueitles
which desormcd the annals of their revoiu.
tion. Bot apologists we're not waiting to
excuse their blacklist crimes. 1 he many
instances of dsmoniac rage and Internal
malice exhibited by the French populaee,
were said to be 90 more than a just reiri-
hution for the many injuries which they
had experiepced-tbe ebul!isions of an ho.
mes, iudigussioa, which had too long been
smo,hered. Their indiscrinainase murder
of those unhappy men who were stigma.
r;zed with the r,ame;of aristocYats, wasat.
,ributed 10 40 srdeat love of liberty, which
induced them to insure It's continuance by
the slaughter of It's enemies. The demo.
CRATIC government, Of France, full of hatred
for oyai,y, and Of zeal tor liberty, shun
dsred out denuncia.ions of vengeance a.
osinst all the monsrchs of Europe. They
Wished 70 awake the spirit of liberty, add
I 10 break the chains of their brethren 10 G.
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alfrallurta DAILY a1berttsfr.
THURSDAY, OcTonER i.

The ships Hetty, Captain Day, and Ann,
Captain Bradford, sof this port, were left at
Lsghorn, 10th June, detained.
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ARRIVED,
Ship George Augustus, Captain Jackson,
from Liverpool (via Bosten) -Salt- Henry
K. May.
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SHE partnership heretofore subsisting be-
4 tween the subscribers was dissolved the
soth'day Of September, by mutual consent.
John Horner, sem.
John Horner, Jun.
JOHN HORNER, jim.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE PUBLIC, q
TyHAT he carries on the Ubeelright and
Bzacksnnths' business in its various
branches, at his shop on Royal-street, near
the corner of Prince street. where he will
execute all orders with neatness and dis
patch. 49,
October I. ut
Printing in its various branches
executed at this oHces.
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lecsiaing TO act for more than few days,
Elijah Brush. esq. has been sppointed 10
that Office. AT an election by the citisens
the following persons were returned 70
compose the two chambers, VIZ.
First Chamber; Stanley GriswOlds John
Hervey, and Pierre Desnayer. esqs.
Second Chamber; Isaac Jones, John
Gentle, and James Dodes mead, esqrs.
en-. 1orkpap
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alfraneria DAILY aDbettser.
THURSDAY, JAsuAkY Is.

The general assembly of Virginia have pas
=. .su an act incorporating company to build a
! soil oridge over Great Hunting Greek, in the
County of Fairfax.
oe'ro'f 10 The territory Of Michigan has
oesn erected into CITY. The mayor is
appointed by the governor, and the two
sa,a'noefs' comprising The cry eoeneil, arc
ss'fa oy the eisizeos. Solomon Siblsy,
was appointed the fist mayor, Who
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S A i r.

1910 bushels coarse Turks Island SALT,
just received and for sale by
John Tucker.
Also, en- Hand,
First quality brown Sugar, in hogsheads and
barrels; Coffee in bags-andG roceries a,
usual
December So. 2aw;w
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IT'S not always incorrect TO reason
from individuals TO nations. In those
countries particularly, where the govern.
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7 WILL LEASE for term of years, two
i Tenements, part of the tract on which /
live, each containing about 40 acres, cleared
and enclosed, or'cash rents, or to men of good
characters and possessing sufficient number
Of hands to cultivate the land, for SHIRE ofthe
crops. Immediate possession may be had Of
part Of each tenement, with liberty to get wood
from the other lands Of the subscriber for all
necessary purposes.
mill also rent for one or more years,
The Fishery at the Mouth Of
Douge Greek.
Bushrod WalAingtox,,
Mount Vernon, Dec. ss-as asH
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s. 81 Z oassed % the esd day oi April
1900, easi,led = An acs Tor inc better SO.
ysrpmeot of the rasy Of the U S."
s6. The court Is Of opinion, that ahhe'
he conduc, OF CO s. naodore Barron, before
and during the ATTACK Of the Leopard
evIiinced qsrat ina.tenlion 70 his duty and
wan, of decision, yet that during that at.
tack he exposed his person, aud did not
manifest either BY his orders OF actions a.
ny personal Iesr, or want OF courage.
az. It appears to the court. that although
the Chesapeake might aud ought 90 have
beenbe,ter defended THAI she was, yet that
she was not 10 a situation at the tiene of,
the attack made cpon her, 70 nave enabled
80 aallans drfeocc being made az might
be expected. Some of her guns were
no, securely 6ttedsin their carriages, some
Other spuoges and wads were too large,
bnt few of her powder horns were filed,
her matches were not ptlmed, some of her
rammers were az ia their proper places,
her Narines were neither supplied with c.
dough csrtridges or were those which they
had ofshe proper sac. None of these cir.
cumssances hoyegef;c ould have Influenced
ccmmadere Barron il striking his csiors,
because they werc 20, knowu.Io him ss the
tine.
as. The court is OF opinions that the
c,,nduc. OF all The other ofhcersplshe ship,
except those whose sda.y 1t was p have &c.
msdi.d the dthcieoci1s before aased, and
of the crew generally, vas proper, com
mendable aud honorable.
= true copy,
T.. w. TAZEWELL, !.
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