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EXTRACT oyASornEs LETTER.

dHGdHt, 2Ifh March, 1908.
=" On the 18th inst. at y in tile evening, AN or
der arrived froIr tic Gcneralissimo inc Prince of
Peace, to the Spanish and Walon guards and
other troops stationed round and doing garrison
service al Madrid, to march without delay TO A.
ranjues, where they arrived the next morning.
10 the number of ten Thousand. A novelty of
such nature, and at such time, induced a
multitude OF people to follow them, amongst
Which report was diligently circulated, tlat
their NajeaGes and the Prince OF Pcncc intend.
ed TO retire 90 Gibraltar, and from thence TO A
merica, as lad been done by tie Portuguese
ROYAL Family. Impressed with this idea, the
mob collected in tic grand square before the pa
lace about ten o'clock in tic evening, crying,
Ion. live the siag anil Nil the traitor Cabeilero,
ist Secretary OF State, Immediately proceeded
TO the royal apartment, where he found the
King and Qgcen together much siarmcd white
Ice va cndeaVor;i,g to calm Uieir approximations,
the Prince of Peace catered in apparent cOnstcr-
nation, and entrcated their sjcstics To Disguise
themselves immediately and escape, as the poo
pie mcditated mischief against tnen. The Sc
eretar5 assured ti,eu taali. was false that the,
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y edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ At meeting of the directors of the Rich
mond Turnpike Company, on Saturday evening
the 9TH of May, 1903
Resolved, That the shares Of sil delinquent
stockholders in the company be sold OH Satur-
day the eleventh Of next month, at the Bell Ta-
vern, in the city of Richmond
a Copy. N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
0r The stock holders in the above Companv
arc hereby notified that their annual meeting viii
be held at the Bell Tavern, in Richmond, on the
the first Monday IN next month, which is the day
fixed by the charter for their meeting.
n. SHEPPARD
May 10 tt11thJune.]
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vJ>HE HEALINc SPRINGS, situated in the

80
lower end of Louisa County and but thirty
one miles from Richmond, will be in readiness
on the 1st of June next for the accommodation OF
boardcrs The medicinal virtues of those watere
have been proved in great variety of instances ;
they derive their name from the power they pos.
scss OF healing most kinds of erupuons, and it is
believed, that i'll bilious they have never fail
ed to afford relief. There arc several small hous
cs detached from the main building, intended for
single families who may apply in time, and the
terms for board will be six dollars a-week
Hcaling Springs, LOUISE. Nav 8 (uInl
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Mnrch s.

Extract of fetter. from pUeH iafe,w,ed sentir-
1,tdn In France, to his correspondent in Ddlimore,
dated 10Th March,
:. The new attempts making by your govern
ment 20 conciliate their differences with the prn-
cipal bclligcrent powers of Europe must warmly
interest your mercantile community. The ship
Usage with Dispatches for the French and Eng
lish courts, arrived al L'Ofert the 22d inst in
% DAYS passagG from Ncw-York. tits difficult
to Judge the reception these dispatches will meet
with from this government, but am aPprehen.
sfve they viii be coldly received if they DO net
promise an active cooperation in the measures a.
doptcd against England. The latter country may,
from her peculiar situation, lend a more favorable
car 70 these addressed 10 her but an alliance,
or even treaty Of commerce and friendship viii,
England, would probably lead TO the entire ex.
clnsion of the American flag from all the ports Of
The continent Of Europe, and your trade limited
10 Great Britain alone could not be very lucrative,
yorr embargo deprives you Of any extensive & adj
vantageous commerce and must be oppressive,
but IL, the prescott crisis it must be consde I'd
act of tre;t wisdom.
"Thc anxiety and sinister approximations excl
rcd W Spain by the presence OF such numerous
yreneh armies have shaken the Spanish in0nar
shy 20 its foundation Che King has abdicatcd lns
throne in favor of his the prince of AstGrias,
| who has assumed the titlc Of Fcdinsnd the Sc.
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MLSCELLANY.

Bonaparte has lately fittcdnp his library in the
English taste, and rather plain than otherwise !;
it is decorated with marble busts Of celebrated
characters, amongst which are those Of Mr.. Fox
and Lord Nelson.
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A curious instrument has been invented by Dir.
Bozzoni, OF Frankfort, i'll Germany, the object of
which is to afford aninsPcction Of the interior of
wounds. and parts OF the human, body, such as
the ocsophagus, the uterus, &c.
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LONDON, Feb. %.
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS.

l. The FIRST set of papers contain Lord How
2cS's Dispatch the Hon. David Erskine trans-
uniting to him copy of the Treaty OF Amity,
signed Dec. 81, 1906 together with the notes
delivered, at the time of its signature, by Lords
Holland and Auckland and also transmitting
the Order in Council, Of the 9TH January, 1907,
for preventing all comMerce from the port of
Brest to the Elbe. $50
To these, papers, when communicated to the
government of America, Mr.. Madison returned
two answers In the FIRST, he said, With regard
40 the particular order issued against the trade
of neutrals, from one port to another of the enc
mics of Great Britain, no fair objection can lie
yainst it, provided it he founded on and enforced
ny niocSalr,, authorised by
OF natons" 49,
In the second letter, Mr., Madison enters into n
long series of objee tons to this order, OH the
have an actual blockade ) and that it couldnot be
founded OF any suppOsedillegaiity OF die trade of
Reutrals between these ports
g. Thenext set is the communication by Mr..
Erskine, ofthe Presidents Message to Congress,
stating the adjustment OF the Meg, alton be.
tween the Commissioners of Great Britain and
America and also the correspondence between
the American Minister at Paris, and the French
Minister of Marine, relative to the French De-
sree of Nov. u, 1906.
s. The third set of apers-contain note from
Messrs Monroe ard Pinkney, ia Mr.. Secretary
Cannfng, dated tu.y -, Aoof' proposing 10 renew
the Negotiation for a treaty of Amity, and trans
mittiEg the Treaty of the S1st of December, with
thc Presidents objections to it.
Mr.. Secretary Canning applied by letter to
Lords Holland and Auckland, to know if they
had given any, and what acquiescence to any in
formal understanding, "of forbcarance by Bri-
fish eruizers in regard to the practice of Impress
ment of British searnen on board American ves-
sells - In which these Noble Lords replied dis
tinctly, that they did not pledge their government
to abstain in future from imprcssing British sea
men from American merchant vessels; but they
certainly did mean to pledge the British govern
ton, moderation and forbearance, in the exercise
Of that practice but they never either express
ed or implied; that they were to desist from ia
king British seamen from American merchant
ships
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CIMrsoS MoaarS. opposite the Eagle TT
overa. respectfully informs the public tset.sc
stili,coatnues selling off under cost and charges
-; stpcis 10 sold and wishes the
public MOTTO lose this opportunity AS goods are
daily raising stock consists Of the Following
articles, viz
7-8 and A. Irish Linen, Renting. Linen and
Gotten Cambrics, a large assortment OF India Ss
British Muslin, corded and cambria Dimity. a
large assortment of silk & cotton Hose. ladies'
silk Cloves. Damask Silk, Shawls, Black twill
ed Sarccnets, Fiorentiue silk, printed Calico.
Linen Cotton Cheques, linen & cotton Cam
brick hkfs. white * Black French laces, wliten,d
colored Marselcs and lanes, India Cotton and
Wildbosre, Bemet's patent Cord Cashmere.
Broad Cloth, Flannels, Dressing Boxes, and =.
humber of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
April ep2m.
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DIR. Gibbs Of London has opposed the Lavoisi
eriai theory of Chemistry, and adduccd the pho.
nomena of Galvanisih, produced by one fluid to
establish the non-existence Of oxygen and hydro
gen as bases OF particular gases He contends
that we have no evidence that the ponderable
parts Of oxygen and hydrogen air are substances
differing from each other or in any respect pecu.
liar substances or that water is a compound re-
sultng from the union of these two substances
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An interesting analysis of coffee has lately
been made by M. Cadet, apothecary in ordinary
10 iiie French Imperial Household. from which 1t
appears that the berries contain nucIagc in abun.
dance, much gallo acid, aresin, concrete essen.
tih oil, some albumen, and volatile aromatic
principle. To these may be added such as are
touird in most vegetables, viz. lime potash, CHAR
coal, iron, &c. Roasting developes the soluble
principles but it ought to be moderate If it be
wished TO preserve the eroma, and not decom-
pose the acid, the gum, and the resin. Mocha
coffee is of all other kinds most aromatic and 70.
suous. M. Cadet advises that coffee be neither
roasted Infused Till the day it is teudcd to DO
drank.
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GRANTLAND e HARWOOD
coACRM4KERS:

IC-4Ci1-G2J4AGRS;
p RESPECTFULLY inform their friends arid
~ the public in general, that they have COM
menced the above business on the back-street,
between the Bell Tavern and Col. Mayo's bridge.
where they are prepared to make and repair.
GIGS, PHETONS, COACHES, &c. in the
neatest and most fashionable manner All nes, -
work done by the subscribers, will be warranted
Tor twelve months, except it should be broken by
accident SAMUEL GR.fNTLAND, jr.
ARCHIB.iLU X HARWOOO.
Richmond, May 18th, 1908 Est 1awl
" ALUABLE AfANUFAGTURLNG MILT
& DLSTILLER1'-The subscriber will
sell or lease for 4 term of years, with or without
distilery, containing five stills of near 1000
gallons the valuable Mill On Appomattox river
in Cumberland lately owned by William Skip
with The house is sc feet long, 90 WIDE and;
three stories high, containing 2 pair best burr
and pair corn stones; with Evans's patent ma
ciiinery and a Saw Mill in complete order. Boats
pass under the Mill through.
on the rivcr-the neghborlieod affords an album
dant supply of wheat, and on the spot arc two
commodious houses calculated for store and re.
sidence. If sold, the purchaser may be accomS
modated with or 500 acres of Land, one halfn
wood. Terms may be known on application to
MI. Jefiers at tile Mill or to me near Cenito
Bridge.
EDAfLTND HARRISoM
Anieiia, -itnt 10 C1awtO
THE TAPPAHANNOCK RACES Will
L commence on "Wednesday the 25ih of MAY.
1903 ''
LIST DAY-The Jockey Club Purse of four hun.
dred dollars, four mile heats
Cd DAv-The Jockey Club Purse of three
hundred dollars, three mile heats
Sd DAY-A Sweepstake for three years old
Colts and Fillies, two mile heats, fifty dollars
entrance ; the subscription will remain open un-
til the 25th May.
Weights as foflous-Agedhorse 13olhs years
Old hobbs. 5 do do. Hobs. do. do. 10Olbs 4
do. do 86lbs under three years, a feather. Mares
and Geldings allowed 3lbs.
In consequence of the following resolution Of
the Club, there is no doubt the members will be
punctaal in paying their subscriptions as the mo-
ney on each day will be placed in the hands Of
the Judges.
ResoiUed, That the Secretary shall have the
Rules ofthe Club printed and furnish each mem
Der with copy, and that list of the members
shall be handed to the Club on the first dav of
each race, to be read in the dining room, stating
who has and who has not paid their subscription
ARTHUR S. BROCkENBROUCH
Secretary and Treasurer
N. b. The entrance money i'm the Swcep.
stake is reducedin consequence sundry applics-
tons to the Secretary
March25. Tent2 5fhN1
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RY virtue of deed of trust executed IN th,
subscribers by Robert and George Turner,
and Ann the wife OF the said George, duly record.
ed IN the Hastings Court of Richmond; made
to secure the payment of fifteen hundred dollars
10 DANIEL Gouch, according to the terms of said
deed Will be sold by the subscribers to the
highest bidder, for ready money, before the door
.of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond.
on Saturday the 4th of June next, all that Lot.
Piece or Parcel of GROUND, situate in the said
city, on the east side OF the leading.
from the Bell Tayert to the river, and now under
lease to Russell and Wallace (subiect to a ground
rent of < 10 per annum forever,) together with
the following NEGROES George (the Cook)
Peter (the Barber) and,Aggy or so much of the
said property as will be sufficient to raise the sum
OF seven hundred and fifty dollars, together with
all costs attending the said sale.
ANDw; srEvENsoN,2 1.
e. ANTHONY, IrHs'cSs.
May 10. (tds>
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LrOR SALE, ~, eco acres Of L. AND in KEN
II awha county, iii the forks of Great Sandy
river;
$1,000 do. in Tazewel county, on .!!;:a
of Clinch river: =
10000 do in the county of Wytlle. ON Reed
and Peak creeks:
LOCO do in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river
also. nlso, so'ooo acres of Virginia Land Warrants.
The above will be sold very low. and GREAT o.
commodation given in the payments.
10 kESr, Brick House, on Shockoe -H;Il.
in a good neighborhood, and possessing eyery
accommodation for family t1
Dec. 10. -
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THRUST DEED.--By virtue of deed of
a trust executed 60 William F. Carter and
Shelton Crostliwait, by Alexander b. Rose, to Sc
cure the payment ola debt due to Murphy Brown
x Co. as therein expressed, will DC offered for
sale, to the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Amherst courthouse, on Saturday tic 4th day of
June next, all the Tract of LAND lying in the
county OF Amherst, ON Eye River and Hat Creek,
whercOn the said Alexander i. Rose now re-
SIDES, supposed TO contain two thousand five hun
drc't aud thirty acres, adjoining the Lands Of
Thomas Massic, David S. Garland, Thomas Fitz-
hugh, Henry Rose and Philip Ryan. The sub
'rrbers being trustees for the benefit Of Others
tl'ey will only warrant the title of the above men
toned land to themselves and those claiming
under them.
WILLIAM T. CARTER o..
SHELTON CROSTHWAIT, s H'N''ee''
May 10. (3w)
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venth Tie 6sa act Of lis reign has been. Che
aismssion Of the Prince of Peace from all his
|ernpioyments, and the conliscaton ct his extates
to the profit ofthe crown. His fa.aily and adle.
rents have been " arrestutiS and their houses
|molished and piltaged by the popalace. He
himself will probably entseavol TO fly to England
where he is said to have immense wealth.
should not be surprisetK these everts were to
lead to a cession of part at least of the Spa
nisli territory to the crown Of France"
NETWORK, MAY 16
We have received by the brig Prudence. from
Bordeaux, files of French papers to the latter
end Of March; but their contents arc either un-
important. or have been anticipated in the Mer-
camille Advertiser by way of London. We learn
verbally that the sliedged crime for which Mar
shnl Brane isimprisoncd in tke Temple at Paris,
isthat OF having secretly received from the Eng
lish Blk millions of livres Tor permission to SNUG
gle goods into Edinburgh He has heen coin.
PEELED to refund this money /; besides mourning
the dsplcs,s.s2e of his royal master, who is said
to have declared that he spared his life only in
consideration of his past services, and becauce of
the dignity OF Marshal TO which these services
had raised him.
Sixty g,Iincas'tse 81 ven IN London On the 9Th
of April, to receive one hundred, If the Ameri-
can Embargo should be taken OF by the FIRST of
May,
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FOREIGN INTELLiGENl.E.

Continuation Of Foreign IntsYigenee received N
Ms.-.f :ssk 49, -.
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OTICE-An persons indebted the Estate
~ of Marcus Elcan, deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment, and creditors to pre-
sent their claims without delay.
e. J. MACMURDO,2
JOS. MARX, IL" "S'
Richmond, May IL, 1898. LG)
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tits probable that the revolution in Spain will
retard decisions on the American vessels so long
detained at Algeziras, and other ports in that
country.
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SESEI.
Erom sie american 2,i5Izgz.

TIRE EMBARGO.--1 have promised 10
notice the stb;ect of the eisabaE5s uTsa TIE
grounds 2sa gned Cor Il II, thatness1ge 6ltAs
president in which be reooranends the ma
sure, and ! viii no%g perform nay promise
gts.l:.N be treated, hswegef. with GuKer sd
breqitf
Various opt,ioas are entcrt:slied respect
ing the o5jsct ri the efnt;arrg5o. MOI Sas7f'
WIFI Is, one I.a>in 6tlielSes K to be oRe tSns
AMI another, tie rtyr"sc. With this @ver-
city, wish the read.r distinctly 80 unGcraand
WI not ,neS,Hc in THIS paper, Anofins
the President 20 &c ar homes: IRAN and gee
tlelaaa. I wl! take hiaa at his %ord ~
shall state lhe object himself, aad VIII fha
be in eret,s to enrluire whether or Dc nc ta
recommended the alcasas best caculacah
acCoTa phsh 4.
TIE message Of the President, OF Dsce1'
beg SO, 1867, yscoameatdes tie en9aFs'
i, ia the following words
IS The cenam .uaicatiens new made, sscr
ing the great and ercreasing dangers "ilR
q ti,andizs. arc threatened Oh the iHgh ss''
% and cl&cwkere, from the bc!Egertla Pva'
ers Of Europe, and it being Oh the sT'ae.
e importance to keep IN safety these eSsf'H'
" al resources, deem it my t1ty 10 recsa-
" mend the subject to the consideration q
q Congress, who WI! doubtless percei'R %
g the advantages w:ich naY be eEtes'''
6 f.om am inhibition ct TIE departure 81 @a'
g vessels fo,a the ports Of the d Sates'
IN tne answer OF thc President 10 Inc -
dress Of the New HanpstiH Legislature 'a'
al5rct OF tine embargo, as STAGED ~ INC 81
sage, IS renumaraled. In this dccQhs% '''
President SAYS:
/" IN ellis stase OF things, cur Frs da'{ va
" 10 Withdraw par seatAring citzees aaa F.'
" perry fro,g abroad, and TO keep Al NJ' e.
!" resources so valuable at al tlrneS ava =
:. essential. if resort mast ultimately DC '''
q to toree
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49,. =, ssSs ssgstggl sssssct taas zxfsts sacs
s..d s;s,es amongst us. He lives fhe ahiior-
800. 80. 4iae aVosdanoe of every virtuca1s z1aan
.,,,,s woman, msailsr be cprthnEes 70 he ca
,,essxd and encouraged IN ms beassay &c
Esy,asssaeries 10y & the aasaa ot the pesszse. -
he vossx. instance of tins Ruthless sanlnao-
.;sv sr,p ards the Immortal Washington. ard
I asa ssoaae FOR the present. What hero <'t
s5ss IS that whom we see strtzf1ng rae sfreehs
&c gnssa4s,sesss,hia, a1rayed ia the hrsnors1ale
cosr,.rne OF tse Arnessscsa unitorns Header
+ s,h,sh whist / een is-this is no beao ot
sz5-is is the renegade aTishman, Nalll am
senane anat1aer saisegable osatrasts whe re-
ssivess the ;Signorainiouslg oorPoreai ounasfa,
rz,eaat due 10 hrs dirty tricks at ho1saes anc
vy4fas has been. aaaporaed agso tass ooaEfry 10
aid IN s1,e s.slseful aaaeor Df traduclng Wy ash
ssps,s, - he has lais3s1{fully executed hrs fssk
he has out Meroded Hescd--he HAS, 1t
rxsss1sble, enlipsed his brother Paine IN the
ssoasaiy * labor 70 His Reward IS aienfen
ant roaorelcy in the m1ny of the ~. STAKES :
Let us sIsssssass tsis SUBJECT, my fellow CHI,
gems it Is too 2aaaaiafatang, 1'aasai'liy nFa'ha
sifssiiRg. to be dweh On by a faa1rno1ac mind.
IF the system which was pursued ny our
dear and larmentea Washington tz'e sys
eena which of@ered 3am wla' glory, and gave
assaararser and wealth 10 his rosrlt1y ii aasst
SYSTEM he good gne, the 1Fppc'sate cslHasa
be SO. This is aposition roo SEX esrsaeat4y
sDa,vag,s to be mistakenly ts1e dSlest lsce,ify
OF .discernmenI. as self evident IS Il thai
diasse wba Oppose this system n all It's paris
wlSl for ever act AGAINST IT.
ANA new suy friends. SLOW ss'e, nrace
ua,ss. to beg your grave attsrtle'n 70 t'se ma
z,p rorrssc2ersa1ons which asssggsn to lsaa1ence
ahe .s,aGsrages yaaa VIII shortly have occasion
10 give The genius cf toe sssnted Nash
asesoa arsxskes awake frona your le.-
atass sy.--Federagiss4 Shake ct S'eu- alsPai'-
,g,,s,srslis spathy--proht by the zacfISe eSaa,s-
pae OF eour antagecslsss--ae ar they &C 2n
al tllransss consistent with trulb aaG deceacy
-s1sew tlae seople their nzAe interesfs--teA
Their, nllse@ the 1uth-ten il rheaE, IN a Voice
4of EhHuder.
FIREL0CK-
4yea9. ~. 1908.
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vsssA tie Ufastea ssssss Il rs,.
turn our eyss am ourselves a,,a hss..
impression flssy have sespsrsn's a'p
Els. Mad
Towards Britain a high faee,.
mens has been maafsee8 : AZ -, ot sea
a'oassist l'rr enerosrsu,eass has sr..'
ed aad war, saould she ps,s sssa Nv
course, is tae language Of ali d. de-, s,l, y
circles. Alassr
do WE exhibit towards F,n,.
seaaper2 Has ytae sasiHgatioa ri ~ ) spn
of sovereign power ever Sac u ss
directing the course Of oar whole :.
oonaaesee, ia deciding for US the !, ; =
ant question Of peace or war, il ss; ,a'sf
CUR property uitaain his gtasr, end sssss
That it's aoe4dscstion ae,,e;aas op err - ,s'1
into The ssaI ne orders, produced oas '
naEt, ono manly sentiment In 5be bbrna ~
our rulers !
With 1neKprassisle 1noeilhcstn,
very geauins American answSa--,m A
Instead Of those feelings, and that ,sa',
system which the occasion SO krI.ss
aiands which a really indcperden -
eoaid not faii CO eShi1at, we are en;e,'asa
10 turn aside She WRATH OF The eona,,,',
obedience. Weare esldeararing tesrs,.
The rubiic nnind fos fs4 var he direGn s.
The Genius of AmerNa seems -
pale ssnd i,sainhle itseI before taat Of Fr,.,-
We receive, VIII haamilitv and yjbem :
1nlunnr, the stripes wll;cb his ;rupsy115l =,
lesty phases TO ir,1lict- We dare pa r.,
Mrithe ander the lash, With s,aiIcs g.l.'
the saanil thai sroa,s,se;s,s us. aod lick h. &,
iii,atTreads uron Us.
At1rng-h Ia ~ important parf Of he Uplr
the spirit Of independence seems to ;Yr1,r
A light aavns 10 ne EEast, ant elsadders s,
1s.welinan bosom WITH The hop, that The n.
essi:4rsbie rights d SELF goycrnJaua VIII 70,
be surrendered e,ithont a srssgle. II,
people nf New England are awake ns
have in some sight degree. shevn at lAt
ele.tiops q disposition, Ike TIE people ..
SSqa;n, to assert their rights watch tier ..
vcrmn5ent seens unwilGns to maintain
Should this spirit extend itself, Aings
vert the daagers which threaten us. F,.a,
hasa rnil.sster 4: " ashington, and thhis No.
senaaus ci,smse ,aay be communicate pGi
;gaperial majesty, VIE vii be cagg5ol, viii.
Britain ,aaiataiss her sscerdaacv Oh Ike .
cean. not to dive the gnitea STATES ia de-
peyarien-
SFNFY
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Bet rs ] may make ONE Ienlas"' w.. ','a.
may not be Pleasant to the m'Hd aoa''u .s,,5,
ed to thiuking,nor to the ear unused u ~.
/ must express my regret that they 'h%' ,s - a.
occasion to our city wits for a fresh aF4"'. ~.
ton. To smotherstruth..5y violence y 'l,m
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