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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04
Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.


C1TUATED on Rappshanuocls in the COUNTY
~ OF Essex. within fifteen miles of Taplafar-
mock and about same distance from Usb,pna
and King and Queen Courthouse aud very con-
ven,eut TO he pos, Office al Montague's Tavern
there ave upwadk of one hundred and fifty
acres ct land attached 10 this seat a cous,dera
ole part of wh ch is wood land and heavily t,r-
bered--Ths Improvements are dwelling house
forty feet by eighteen a Kuchcn, Smoke House.
Stable. Ice House Re en- the ttill--AnG on the
river bank store houie, wiki oommodious
Store and Counting Room and eS client era
nsry--a1 of which--exceP; the Seable--have
been recently built. Mount ':orr fort commands
rs good. Il NOT the best view of the river Of any
scar the Rapoahlnas K and tho hest f.h aud
oysters may he had a the door with verg ii,le
trouble - II is well calculated for nercsan'
beng IN pooulous and wealthy neighborhood
where it IS believed five or six thousand pounds
worth of goods might be ret7iled annusiy-i
would also be conyenient stand FOR p'cfessi
onal character II would either sell on c,edi' u
the rayren's can be agreed on exchange for
other lands without inpyoven hts
Fo' farther particulars apply to Reuben NJ
CaInett, or to
Garter Wood,
Noun, Comfort.
lure 1 1903 a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04
Five Dollars Reward.

T WIZ I. give the abcve reward f,r apprshend-
as @ud sccuingi in Jail. NE GRO Mamma
ND BILLY belonging TO Mr.. ". II. Owen Of
thi- countryside calls himself Billy White-he is
su7uosed IL De sec,e'ed bl some Of his acquaint-
anceA in town-Ne is tall cung negro & spesk ks
laui when spoken ,o-iti impossible 20 describe
the clothing ne took with him. as he had large
stocs Of clothes.
Job Greene.
crp'erbrr %, 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04

-AMoNG wgIcH ARR
Brown Sugar in hhds Whigkey by the bib o
and bhls fierce
Lost sug1r in do French Brandy
BE C. cen COFFEE Salt by the Sack
Imperial, and 4 quantity Of excelen
Young Tyson TEAS, LAID By the fYkin
Chocolate, ~ the box A large assortment Of
Pimen'o Iron Castings. every
'epper deserving
Ginger An assortment of Stone
Rice Ware
Nustard Queens Ware
w, Ram soap and Candies h,
Jamaica do box
Eng and do 4 LeIpe.'- Stuff
Molasses b. hid Whiting Paper
sherry and Malaga \ Wrapping do
Wine II Deeanters
Holland and Country Tunlblers
Gin Wine Glasses
spanish Segass BY box Leading Lines
or retail Bed Cords &c &c &c
Together with a number Of other articles toote
dious enuuaera which they will sell low
for cash, country produce. or approved
paper IN town.
- II IS earnestly requested that those who
have long standinge accounts will settle them i'm.
media'ey, as no longer indulgence can be ri.
ven.
II June 1903. w,f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10
FROM THE PALLADIUM.

Z" Per1ietnal Em6ergo, or Free Trade"
This, the Chronicle says, must be
the toast. We say there is free
trade" no7v to all the world excent
france--where 1t is hazardous to %,
because when arrived there We are trea-
ted as enemies-witness the condemn.
alton Of all American property now in
France. The amount Of which IS said
to be placed in the Treasury to wait the
issue OF the negotiations. Ii Mr.. JeE.
terson obeys the command 10 take sides
with Bonaparte, it is promised to Be
restored. We fear Mr.. Jefferson has
yet stronger inducements to take sides
with France, and will use every art to
effect It. We notice that his paper az
washington IS now preparing us for il
II Honestus would have the Embar
80 last TIL England repeals her Or
uers ~ council, It may last long enough
to satisfy even Honestus-as letters
received by the Mary state expressly,
that SO much has our conduct disgust
ed them, and SO little do they regard
our Embargo, that it is now even
doubtful whether they wiz not keep
mp nr> -.vs----' blvvkuyiC VI TraT1Ce, even
though the DEGREES Of Bonaparte
should be repealed, which, however,
there is not the slightest reason to ex-
pect. Are we then to ruin ourselves
IN the rain hotle Of coercing Great Bri-
tain by our Embargo? If we think
this scheme folly and madness, let us
exert ourselves to send men to repre-
sent US in Congress who ITO not coin
eide with the politics Of the ClronicIe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1908.

ofdisorders therefore would caution my
fellow citizens not to mount him he has
thrown thousands, and will shortly throw
thousands more if he be not forthwith ex-
PEELED our country
He has thrown our Commerce which
was the life, the bulwark and support of our
country, from prosperity into state of
complete ruin. Our ships which were car.
rying our produce to foreign markets, and
bringing in return those necessaries of life
which weneeded, are now laying useles
at our wharves, or hauled up in muddy docks
TO rot.
He has thrown an hundred thousand Of
oar Industrious citizens from their daily
employment, into idlenes, poverty s. want
] would be little more particular in warn
ing my real countrymen against riding this
horse. And why Because he is the worst
one that was ever imported into America
Merchants would you wish to ride this
marvellous beast presume not for he
has thrown many Of your occupation from
high standing into state Of bankruptcy &
indulgence.
conclude the Farmers will have no dis
position to mount him for daily expert
ence teaches them, that the produce of
their farms is reduced to less than half its
former value.
Mechanics what do you think cf this
beast' You may be assured he will STUN
bic for he has placed your business into
such. situation, that you can scarcely live
by it.
And Sailors, what do you think Of this
animal Would you wish to ride him /
presume not for he has thrown nose til ID
fifty thousand Of your brethren out Of en-
Ployment and many are gone so far from
their native country, that they have struck
on the shores of Halifax and to save them
selves from real starvation, have enlisted
under the British monarch
Fishermen beware of this beast. You
have experienced heavy fall by his STUN
bling. lie has not loEiy Thrown YIN Uut ~F
your daily means Of acquiring comforta-
bic living, but has caused vast quantity Of
your fish to rot on your hands. cali on
all professions and occupations of men,
whether high or low, rich or poor, wheth-
er they have not received wound from this
Gallo monster.
And now, my countrymen, what an aw-
ful beast this is There was never such an
one imported into America before. May
you never attempt to ride him but may
Truth mount, & hurry him back to France,
and tell ambition, falsehood, deceit, hypoc-
risy, and Gallo duplicity, to keep him in
his native country; where, may he shortly
expire with his beloved Sire, Bo1laba,te,
who begat him. PORCUPINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

FOR THE G GAZETTE.

To me Pe2hse Of Lincoln County.
III ny last ! promised something further
of Our administrators management Of our
country with France and England. I viii
now just touch at some leading features.-
But first, know there are many who will
think these things Of little consequence in
orr determination Of voting: but, they are
much in error. If Mr.. Jefferson, and Mr.
MADISON, (wbo expects The next seat in the
presidential chair possesses politica. opin-
ions or principles which may lead them to
z management detrimental to our interests,
hose who support them would not be pla-
ced in a situation to encourage or assist,
officially especially, their measures. Be
sides, we all know that at present some
thing ia The administration Of our govern
ment Is wrong, and is It rational to SUPPOSE
dat the same persons whose favourite poll
~ has produced this wrong will throw
tIeir ,,laas aside aud REMEDY lie evil they
have Willingly brought upon Is No: as
| said in nv last, if we wish these present
embargo, gun-boat & such measures chang
ci for better, we must change our rulers
for better. But he who does not think il
necessary 10 ciiargr, certainly ought to act
his opinion-ought IN tactic act as he pleas
es That's the libe:ty wish Cor myself,
a,al shalt never wish to withhold il from
uthers Freedom Of ciectioa is al that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10
RisfeIldrlfons SELECTIONS.

Var srlth ENGLAND. .... The supporters
of the administration, to frighten the timo-
rous, are threatening the country with a
war with England. They say, if the en-
barge is raised, we cannot avoid war.
know our officers of government are wish
ing for war with England, and would be
very willing to have it said they have been
driven to it BY the clamours ofthe people
against the embargo. But let them be-
ware THE people will have neither an
embargo nor war, unless better reasons
can be given for them than have been Civ
en- yet. 1speak a Geld language. The time
IS come for open and plain dealing--no min
cling the matter now. The ministerial min
ions have declared themselves a French
party. And we now declare ourselves A.
meFic4ns--full true blooded Americans
We are nor an English party, but we shall
not involve ourselves In war with Eng
land to CRAFTY French party a wild pack
Of renegade Irishmen. We are able to
stand on our own ground-and on our own
ground we are determined to stand. Our
present executive has disgraced the very
name of an American soldier, by appoint
ing such men as Duane, and supporting
such men as Wilkinson, to command our
armies but this disgrace viii not be borne
by the people. We are not yet in the stu
alton Of Bonaparte's slaves. Our rulers
must change their measures, or they VIII
be driven from their situations in dis
grace. The work Of reformation has com
menced in the east, and is travelling with
rapid strides towards tie South. Our ru-
lcrs already tremble At its approach, and
are using every mean in their power % pa.
off the evil day but their e@ertons ase Of
no avail-Jacobinism is rolling down the
hill, and the arts of the De,ii ard all his
angels cani>s hinder il fran gong 70 tie
bOttOIn. Wush. Eel.
Vcrrsozt Election.--The BrauleborougL
Reporter Of the cath ult. says We have
W.. III 7 -. I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mn. Smiley,
ROLAND.

Mn. SHiLEY,
AT the celebration Of the last anhiversa-
ny Of American Independence, Dy a few
choice democratic citizens III lamp
shire, a certain toast attracted my attention.
The Em6aygo The stalking horse Of
party, to ride federalists imo power may
the beast stumble, and plunge his riders in
the dirt"
Now should the fedsra!is,s attempt 70 ride
this horse, believe the gentleman who
drank the above toast, would be highly graf
fled ia his wrshes-for he is a wonderful
beast TO stumble subject y a complication
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10
GWhOle No. $40.

and again repeat, that from the official re-
turns we have received, and the opinions Of
correspondents in different parts of the
state, we are confident that cderakTRUTH
has triumphed over Lying DEMOCRACY
and the governor, council, and majority
ofthe house Of representatives Of Vermont,
Tor the ensuing year, viii be FEDERAL.
The Legislature sits at Montpelier,
10th October, when we can give IN official
list ofthe Representatives
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10
foreign 3ntelllgenCe.
R-fsiced at Bsios, By tbs Jsie Mary, Fsalsl. Of
fbS Po't f,oz7 Lon5sa.

PAtENcIA, JULY IL.
On the l4th the French engaged the pat
rints at Rio SEQ. Yererday 80 wagons Of
wounded French were brought here. il il
faid French General was killed and another
was wounded One French regiment loft SO
officers. The French commit the moi horrid
enormities, as they march. AT Rio SEQ they
cut of the hands Of a curate, who elevated
them with cross to fave himfelf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

u4oAAIT y
The French Martial BEss1EREs has fallen
back towards Barge. He will thus att the
retreat of the French from I154yR Segova,
B~gos G'e. are on the way from I9alSid TO
BayOnze.
The inhabitants Of BiIBoa, fupplied with
arms by the Britih, arc faid to have rilen
againf the French there, and declared for
FERDINAND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

The Government has if1ued public Motif.
cation, that, among other generous propc-
iitions, England has made an offer to guar
antee the repayment Of whatever fums OF
money fhall be advanced by the wealthy and
loyal iubje6ts of Ferdinand VII for the fup-
port Of his julf caufe, and that OF the valiant
armies who are defending il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

HUGs u
Ina battle in Arragon on the lqth ult. the
SPani@rds were again fuccelsfsl.
The Affurisn army under Pont, had made
an excurtion after BEssIEREs towards BzrpoJ,
and took 8 wagons laden wilh plumber
from LladsI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

LoNIDr5 AUG n ~
Private accounts fay that two divisions of
the army Of Gen. Blake between Aforga and
Sio seco, met with and fought very large
body of French troops. The refult OF the
action was mott favorable ;-between and
1000 Of the enemy were XII ed, and the whole
force would have beeu deliroyed, had the
Patriots not been deftitute Cf cavalry for the
puriuit. The Spaniards only loft s. o men.
The day upon whish this mon importer. BAL
tie took place was on the "a Of Aug.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

A letter from on board the Trnico-r ia
ted of St. Ande o tie IN u,r. lays Cgler-
tions are very frequent 'rum tic French II
Spain. Ten made their efcape yefterday on
board, and have emitted lhcEletv=s !. mariners
in this chip"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-10

Vcrrsozt Election.--The BfauleborOugl
Reporter Of the 24th ult- says We have
a few additional reiurns 10 add I'd CIR last,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
DESERTED

Asst night, the I'd instant, from
- the Recruiting Rendsxvous at
this place, 7kemas Owens, aliss Grove
Harris, born ID Maryland, % years
of age, about 5 feet 3 or 9inches hieh.
dark compls zion, brown eyes and
black haiT--kad ull ! short Black Eokt'
when He went Of, but as he has also 4
brown COAT aid. hsr<sloathiog With
him, tits difficult 10 describe HE dress i.
it is believed he HAS lost atoe OF ons
ofhis feet. heis a proud, talkAsive,
Boosting fellow speaks much ofsha.
wing been Q merchant in Loudon Couu.
~. Whosoever takes up said Deser.
ter, and delivers him 70 me, or ID any
Officer Of the United States Army,or
confines him 10 any jail, shall receive
q reward 81 Ten Dollars and al char.
ges paid. - :. -. : l5 1 Hi
!. =. JOHN CAMPBELL.
MartiasbEse, October 3, tsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
SALEM, September 20.
District Gou,

AT length q most serious and So
lemn question has arisen under the
embargo laws, and Is brought into dis.
cussion before a judicature compe.
tent to propounce A. ecision-a ques-
ton, whether the congress and presi-
dent have 4 right, By The ronssiiu.iion,,
FOREVER to prohibit commerce to the:
people of the United States in other
words, whether the late embargo acts,
as they are strangely called, ere con-
.stitufi01olS Ii. the case Of the Uni
ted States versus the brig William,
now trying before. the district court
in this town, the counsel for. the
claimant have made the nnconsfitu.
tionosif5 Of these acts one Of the points
in their cause !: the argument on this
point was begun yesterday BY. Mr..
Prescott, in an able speech, and win
be closed, as VIC understand, by Mr..
Dexter, on the same side, this day.
We Hope 10 be enabled soiay i report
of the argument before dur readers.
Extract etnF ietter jroa. Cadiz, Jxiy
90, receiOedby The SAepherdss, at
+ Nep Tori, = =. .s..& e. Ct ::
: With much pleasure Inform you
that our port is free, and I think is
likely to remain so !; for Il 1 mistake
not, Bonaparte has overreached him.
issifvsSy much respecsing this co1a.
5try Il u sincerely 10 Be hoped that he
may receive 1 lesson fromths people.
II have no doubt oft, as the en,husi-
asm is almost uncomfortable among
all ranks. = s a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
artinsburis ottob.r 1.

! A settlement Of allthe accounts with this
oaice b arxioosly desired the greater part Of
them have been standing open, from two tolsix
years. and some a. long as eight years. " Z. i
not Dur wiah 70 opprcss At my tiHe. much less
at aperiod like the present, when distress and
gloomsapp pcrade al grades Of society,
from tl,e once Independent farmer, downto the
more humble mechanic and labourcr; but JUS
tieeto ourselves and others, requires, iravoiee
that must bsheard, that-s settlempscsplt should
shortly tsls. piGeesEWe are ldisposed 10 make:
every alienation m oer power. WIN therefore
take II payment my hind Of grain. wood, Or
any other useful article our employers have to
dispasc oE-From those who cannot make pay
sment hi any way u this time, We shall certain
y expect notesfor what IS risw due before
theif accounts are encNased Many hsye en-
pressed aMiilingness 20 settle annually but
from not beng called upon, have neglected il.
and some have generously paid q n advance
to such we tender our thanks. Ills determined
upon 70 settlc an The affairs Of this establishment
up 'tili Die 6rst IF January next. after which
time, Il the InteIigencer remains ii our hands,
ssrs shall endeayour to aalter the proceaure,s
and have our accounts closed atthe end Of eve
ry succeeding yeal mi, Nc he 'ccrtaiin. win
BE agreeable 70 our Patrons, md more beneA.
Ecial 10 ourselves Il, 5tlS ,Gsssly i.s NJ.
Fcrthe paper Oh which we now rrints We
have been obiged 70 pay an advanced pfice Of
nearly fifty per cent, ind cannot Obtain Il even
ii tina. rate, without adsaneing CASH the time
Is iast approaching when we shsll wslt . sup-
rly for the winter We hope our friends viii
not forget thai their ia is nsecessary % accom-
pIish this. AsS MI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07

ether killed ofpus "a The rout and
that only 1000 cavalry were enatisii 70
eaectsheir eseape, The report adds,
that upwards Of 10000 persons fell
on this occasion. We mnst submit
these statements without IN amy rec.
Pect vouching Tor their accuracy. The
letter which contains them. was re.
ceived bya mercantile house il this
city. Il states, that The account was
published At Oporto on the 2sth Of
July. in an extraordinary Gazette,
which concluded thus - ~. 4
"We have now ID olFerup our pray.
ers and thanksgivings to me God Of
Hosts, that Spain no longer CONTAINS a
single Frenchnan who is NOT in the
power Of the Spaniards. "''.~ -
-Adsices may be hourly expected to
arrive, ofthe landing Of the sxpedi.
ton underthe command Of Sir Arthur
Wellesley. N.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
2CL7.D.,N'l

"A II persohs are hereby cautiohed
n against 6shing, fowling ar pass.
ing through The encIosureslot Inc sub
scriber, on any pretence whatever, oe
from sommittiDg any. other unlawful
depredations onhis properly, p he is
positively ads,ermiaed % prosecute 10
the utuScss lIMiD ofthe law every per !,
son who ny - found - % <Hdias il
future. vi ssssss sss &
:, CONRAD KoUNsELLoR.. s. 1
Mil. Greek Oct. 1908. ].
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
1ttait,ltl,taI dDrnera.

THE oHicersl Of the 67th Regiment, are
= ordered TO attend the Rrigade lnspeclor
q Marhnsbug. On the 18th, l8th and 1913
days OF October, instant, and the 20th Il orr
dered for Tie Negiinental Muster II the sa,ne
- ~ - csl csa.' ga Pest. = N
! October Z, laOs :: FL 4 NIL Tt&:s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
T Ell Cents Reward.

IL AN.AwAY from the .eb.crib<r
IL on Che i6lh Of Sspsem6sf, 4
bound BOY nsmsd 5naiAaa OlSfesd.
aged nineteen years. Whoever takes
up and briggs home said runaway,
shall receive Ten CENTS reward,
but 40 ,hapks nor charges. IS y.
InSEPH VAN MATRE.
Ortpbsr Z, 1903. &. $50
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
4. JoHN1lCAMPBELL.
MartiasbEss, October 8, tsos.

Leisers remaining III The Psss.1 dEce AZ
!, ! .5iShsphey6 .. 7own, on fhe frsf day
{ ef Octobey, I 1908, rphich Soili Be SEM
I I ! ieihsG General POST Office not talen
\. out tsfSre he first day IF JANUARY,
1909. x T. y :. +. u. !. 6.
Ae1ANN AINSWORTH.. r.
c. Isaac Chaplin, William II.
Camnl, James Cooper q
II II. John Files. - s.- ss 8. IS,
i III. David Hisstand, John Hoffman,
David Harris, John Hewsrt. hi
Isaac Fassss. fs..s,,3s
!: K. Widow Nelly Riddle. Isl.
+ I, Erdsuaus LindAy, Michael Linz
M, Samuel Miehael, Rob.. M'WiL
lianis. II ,S$ssz ssss.sss FL n &c.
:. IN. Hi.ty Mace, 81 s5s1, n. II =.
O. Julia Osborn, Peter Oller. "
r. ,Iames r. Pollock. III its,ts
R. Meridith Richardson.
s. Jacob Stong. IN 80 ~ 4 i Y -
4. Prudence Thornbugh,f Joseph
Thompsons Thornberrj > Jack, JAmss
w. Iacob Wsl,hhan,. ~
!. Sc JAMES BROWN, r NJ.
Shepherds. Town, Oct. I, 1908.
g 3 %
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The Frenrh arfiy have suffered ! al.
intuition Of near 20, 600 men.
Dupont remained in Anduiar when
the last accounts were received from
General castanos, % The l4th uit.
He had by astratagem evaded one AZ.
tack from the Spaniards "a the latter
were preparing 70 attack him, they
discovered inthe enenhy's van Spanish
women, Children and Monks, whom
Dupont had carried or with him from
. Cordova. The Spaniarda shrunk
from the idea ofgetting At the French
over the bleeding and murdered bodies
Of their countrywomen, and the at
tack was nor made.-But Gen. Casta.
nos in his dispatches of the li,h uls.
to the Supreme Junta Of Seville ,infpr.
med lhemthat he meant TO ATTACK Du-
pont on the next day. Dupont was
completely hsmmed in and reduced
to the last extremity. sg Il a.
Two French divisions under Gene-
rails Frere and Whedel were sent to
Join him, but Whedef having been
routed, Frere did not think it prudent
70 proceed further than St. Clemente.
The imporfant Fort Of Figueras .jn
ca:a.onia has been takenhy the Patri.
OTIS. j NIL s.,zS q. Y +. q -, -
Upon the above Intelligence, so
Important and so glorious. we have
not roomto make any comments -44nor
indeed are any necessary. 1t win Gil
every British heart with exultation
aid pride--is will strengthen the be-
lirf thatthe decree gone forth is to ar
rest the tyrant in his course, and to
assert and ayenge the cause of freedom
and Of man. ,1a,,r.s = .rys1, =. ::
Another piece ofin.elligenee, Of a
very pleasing aspect, Is, that the Ca.
.talpnians have rendered themselves
matters Of Fort Manjoie commanding
;. Darceiona, with a considerable los
oItheir part, but with, the absolute
destruction Of the whole garrison. u
One circumstance we have both
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9lsosvine mas oeen aug @ suspend inc
levy1ns o1 lotsaef consIlounons, ana
esentc Ie.ole os. o., !. sasaMonsy g,
ripysd rom Eng,anG tne 'orssa 4no
advanced. This must give the peo-
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tsffst we lake y u. .ns'r eoneerns and
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cannSl as 80 s''.'...a s go.
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foats .fetnsaaoasiy. and ii. iius 81
animals appears.
lERRATA.

IN the intrndacsofy part Of TIN Democratic
Resolutions passed u Mst.ssbarg, and pub
iished IN our last paper. an error Of the prese
occurred-for &adsssnted, read sadsssented.