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rAKEN up BY The subscriber. Oh
i tuesday the 9th Instant Z dark
brown Mare vith sszrin her forehead.
both bind fsetvhi,e. 6isssn hands high
about ten o. twclvs yesrs old shod s6e.
,fore, has some saddle marks, and ~.
praised 70 forty dollars.
JOHN PHILSoN
August 70, Ise&
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GO. ALEXANDRIA. Angus, Il.
The French Brig that has been Cor
some lime q The Navy Yard. Yesterday
Dropped down u ihisplace, and this day
sailsd on her cruise. Ne .-I&72 +

n q 81 s
The freeholders and other inhabisahts
ofthe tow. Of Boston, qualified % the
law directs. have been notified, toAneet
az Fanuiel Hall, on Tuesday al ten
O'Clock. .. NJ; then and there, upon .
request Of ! numbsr ofTthe inhabitants,
70 take inso consideration the opportuni-
t2tAat is now presented for removing ID
some degree the embarrassmenss aud
restrictions on the commerce Of the u.
nlted States. by 4 renewal Of trade with
the kinsdsdis Of Spain and Portugal, and
their provinces and colonies !, and Ii the
town should think proper, toprspare md
present 2 respectful petition q the pfesi,
dent OF .he Y. States. requesting him,
according tethe power vested 10 him by
Congress. % Suspend On act Ewing an
embargo on all The ships, and vessel. n
the ports and harhors, OF the United
States, aua the several acts s1pplemsnta-
~ thereto !; atleast 90 ar q may rrpect
the trade Of the u. States with The hing.
doms Of Spain and Portugal, and their
provinces and colcniea-Or % adcpt !.
~ other measures, that may Be consii-
dered By the town more proper Cor re.
moving the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. under
which our trade i now sultrine. IN.
notice i signed by thesoua clerk
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country, and We have no doubt but i'm.
mediate assurance viii Be- sent thither,
hit can BE done with any chance for
eventual success. I 3.
IA confidential person, We hear. IS TO
proceed without delay, ii ! frigatr, To-
; Gedixs that nnay have an opportunity
ofconfefving with the authosities dist
have raised the standard of freedom.
6sIcFethe lofec which Is Is Be sentthithef
shall arrive and he II % have fun pow.
ers % act, according Is he shall find the.
country 70 be situated This Is certain.
ii !. once prompt md prudent. The
urgency of tlse case u 81 apparent, that
we trust 10 time viii Be allowed to any
man who is u make apart of the expedi-
tiln, 10 femaip one hour beyond tke.
date of his Iast dispatch.
Ia "a dition 10 al he above accounts.
idtslligenre hal been received that.a DC.
{ gociationshas teen entered into between
oar eomnardsug admiral and the 90
.vsriing authorities q Cadiz. ride,
surrendef ofthecombined fIeet Is Great
Btitain. The Information Has been Il.
rsiysd only shro' indirect ehanneIs buf.
Il jaexsppsivrlv credited, and i coniir-.
ma.ion Of the fact : hourly expected. q
A : 81, Z !, y
SEv1ELR, June q, 1909 According
70 ifEofmation rsceivcd BY The Supre me
Jnnto, from hisexcelleucy Don Ensehio
Ado Herrara. fhe people Of Lebrisa,
Xerec, Puerto de Santa Maria. Pto Real.
and Ysla de Leon, have proclaimed Fer.
dinaud the With, as their legitimate
sovereign. = 3.
>, :tshe ihEabisansof Cadiz have elected
Don Thomas MOria, for atheiir ChieE,
who ad0psed Immediately measures TO
check some DISTURBANCES Id that city.
This general has given assurances that
llsuictly conform 10 an the mea.
sufes Add Instructions of the Supreme
Jun,o, Ii, compliance with which. he
has orderedthe regiment. Of Nunaanc;,.
Payia, aud Farnscia. % repair q ,his
capital. and they win BE imdediatelv 1
followed bx,he remainder ar sbe -irf.n.
sry. q The whole force eo,p.;s,s M 4 al.
infantry and 4 sduadron. 81 boras.- IS !.
7sAt . O'clock "a he morn;n,o. rear al.
m;ral nan Enrin,ls Waod.,nala .nJ 4
49,. g II - 49,. -. =, 50. "a
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tnnia, through TIE lsle Of Aland, % tn
mouth 81 he Meter. Iske or river, s.
Which Stockkoln 4 built. The distanc,
across, from shore 10 shore, Is not abov,
4 hnndfcd md forty miles |; bur Is the
English Aost nay appear thess, Il i,
doubtful Whetherth the Russian flotill; vii
venture on 80 hazardous m experiuen,
before winter. The Gulf of Bothnia
may then Be crossed on the ice. The 8.
ther entrance ind Sweden Is much more
eircuitouss by re-inoOnting alodr the
Easteru shore.cf.the Gulf of Bo,hnia, 10
Tornea II Lapland, Il ita head, and then
descending on'the Western side. thro'
the Keems and umea Larla0d, intothe
Northefn Provinces Of Sweden. For
such q march the summer would Be pre-.
terahle % winner. Il never has been, a..
tempted hitherto N any age, or " any
peoples bueitis BY no means imprac,..
'eable thoughshe natural impsdiments
are very great aad nuherdus par,icu.
larly II the article &c provisions. The
march from ADD 10 Upsal, OF 10 Sack.
holm, round the head Of the gulph of
Bothnia. would demand IL least three
1lhs even Ia sunAmer. There are
'nsither fotuesses NOR garrisons 10 OBJ
strnct the advance Of al army but thu.
fI.apland torrent, ro.l,l. esn.r;,I,.; r.
their bsnka w.. def:-r, ~ 1890. ~.
digious difficulties. liter the Grset re.
peatedly aesolated aud rlundere( fhe
IL III Al.ra. "a Z. -. -, !.
Ge,le Is G.s,s;e;s ! -. 300, 800.
miIes co,,h 81 'S,,shhri,,, ,.h;.a 1.
bo,.t ;ni "a m. .hnl. $500. 60 $50. =
of S,,s,,.. c.. r. 60. - = 3 ~.
fra :. =. ..:e &C. !; = 49,, -
;nysa;o.s s. - 7cs Ssa 8. 49, =
\, Ts,a. -. -. .sss.' - $3.50: $3.50 ~
Ro,hn;a- =. .a.,,.s., =. - % :, y.
srhiec,sa - -. -' =
NJ A.. .t.sssA....,.. -.
49, 80 ..,..;
800 $3.50, 49,. y 49,. -
~ oniv a IA. ,o.,.,,,, -. $; -
~ arsiSr;ss . |, I.cS,, A. 4 -. -. -
d;s,;on. m ~ 80, - &C.,. !, ~ ~.
sn;en;,, =, n $50 -. .,1c .Su., ..s
= - - 70" - sss..
The cap,,;n s.D.r.l of t,,;lo,;. i.
vr;;,,,., y ,h.9I,,.,a ~ a.. So. - Il.
u 49, * -, p. - s'-sssss -. -
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Inartiil biIrIh 3ls,s1r is.


80 nes :, ~ 1919. tn.e y ihs
ssats 2. -. Rhode is'
ana nc Ns slon0 Ssscs exernons ars
maS.n9 = So. - a u,nstens political
selt'nsnts nc 4 '..soi's tIosa nose who
sre nov ferfesseniasives ! ene we are iur.
US, pisassu e aessn. sass ,nese efforts
e nssiy e - 81 Ensq n success
s,eesoraiuskss ,s,h :norsiy oe announced.
re. = ~ 80 10y mfn should
.nink ~. y ssss y ~ country usPends 81
ai'ase
s. ''-..-:.. 8: ~. e.zs.
Inc Len'12n si'rasHg ehren0f, q
way Is says sne nr,sisn government
nave oneseu e ne american amosssa.
GO. e pAss 49, recognizing .ne Un.'
.eu Ss.ses e ne mos! ia.orsa nation
Ieeafding uage to enjoy 70 Al british
ports ana settisinsnts ne rights and pri-
svhsges ma nlay have oeen enjoyed 2,
my ums, y snf csneF poyer, 70 ami
" ...A sseal psisain ana some pro.
v's'on, :, 4. "a sns esffying q eoionlaiPro-
dnee 90 kuropcan pOrts. without touch
ing 10 -Enaland |; bal We have not heard
thispart of the plan clearly esplainrd.
ne r.eas o. searching merchant ships
i'd This $50 D. csns;cevcd the Br;nsh
thimafuna Mr.. Pinckuey could, NOT
give decisive answer, bur has cent tho
propositions % America. ID 81 i
szs-a. -z2ss ~. &
! Every one must recollect, Ii. eu,cry
which our democratic ,papers rsi.ed.
when Copenhasep was .e;zed--Nov
they can scarcsly Be heard. Napoleon,.
injustice 10 bis friend and any, does not
excite 4 sentimens among The whole
corps, unless from The editor of the A.
merican Citizen. The ol;cial n,ner
says, We ought 10 be thankful that we
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-13

is hanged The highsst Offices ID our go.
vernment are disgraced. " Vice prevails
impious men bear sway the post Of honor
is 4 private station. Our commerce is no
more, our rights are trampled upon, and
our liberties stand trembling on the verge
of destruction whilst our enemies are Sc
crctly eaulting in = Sc eng that we can be
rotten before we are ripe p Had the unde-
waiting policy Of Washington and a Ham-
iifoa been pursued, dne9ica might have
stood against the world--but now, s there's
none 90 poor as to do her reverence"
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|YN7HEREAs Gnonsk ~HIII hath, -

wv his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one. of the
assistant Judges Of ssslcuit court Of tho
District Of Columbia, to be admitted to tie be-
nett of the actof Congress, for the rsief-af
insolysnt debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail of Alexandria county,
at the suit Of George Slxcum--and being nl.-
able to discharge the said claim, with o.
Tiers against him, has offered to deliver
up to the use of his creditors, ill his
property, real, persona. and nixed- IL
therefore given, ito the. creditors of the said
George HI, that. or Saturday, 9th instant,
between the hours of Z, and Ill o'clock Of
the same day, at the court house inAlexandrls,
the oath ofan insolvent debtor will be ADM.
nistered to the said Gsoss8 Hill and q
trustee appointed agreably to the said actpf
congress, unless cause be .then = thercsshewa
TO the contrary,
BY. order of the honotabler Nicholas Fitzs
hugh one of the assistant judges of the circuit
court ofths nistricto Of a,nmsia, this 18th day
of July,ilsoe.
G. Ueneale, G. G.
July 10. ~
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From the above Scheme, it appears, that
there. are less than two blanks 70 a prize, and
that the prizes are to be,paid ssfAaIt a1edae.-
ton.
Thedrawing will positively commence en-
the Oath OF next month, and will be .complets
ed in ten weeks T1cKlTs ATS SO cents,
for sale. at r. GRAY's Book SToRE, where
the drawing OF all tickets sold by him WILDE
examined free OF expence. Prizes inihe las.
New Yolk Lottery taken in payment for tieks
cts in this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enelos.
ing the. cash lpost,paid, will be punctually
attended to, and carly information given Of
their fate.
July ls
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE partnership heretofore s,tbsisting
u between BUTLER s SIMMONS, Tailors,
was dissolved this day by mutual consent.
Sauuel Simmons,
7ohn Butler.
p.JOHN BUTLER will continue the
business as usual, in the house lately occupi-
ed by Mr.. Thomas Potts.
July,lS st
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Young Hy|on Tea, Mangt actured
7o5Geco, &c. sc.

10 Or chests young Hyson Tea,
First quality Chewing Tobacco,
Common do. from the mannfactop:es at
Richmond, in whole and bali kegs, warrant
ed,
Mess Beef, in waole and half barrels
which will be sold lowt close sales,
by e.s s by 10, 10 by l4*English Crown
GLASS, in half boxes,
so hhdssretailing .Melasscs,
Axfcw hhds,. we'll Favored Jamaica Spirits,
Eew-EngIand Rum, in hogsheads.
io hhds, good Sugars, &c.
For sale, on moderate terms, by
John & Thomas Vowel.
July II. cost
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NEW-LONDON. ron. guiu 6.

NEW-LONDON, CGou. 1uiy 6.
Yesterday a sloopwith provisions on board
lying IN this harbor, was taken possession Of
by the revenue officers being considered
under suspicious circumstances,
THUNDER STORAI--At half past 2
o'clock, P. NJ. on Thursday last, violent
thunder gust passed over this place. It's eff
fects have been severely felt in the neighbor-
ing towns. We learn that at Stonington, a
daughter of Mr.. Lodowick Niles, while
sitting between her two sisters at school, was
killed by lightning. In Waterford, three
boys took shelter from the storm, under a
large rock, the rock was struck by lightning,
and one of the boys thrown several yards,
but recovered without receiving any injury.
Several cattle was killed in Croton large
long boat lying on wharf in that town, was
lifted into the airby the violence of the wind,
and preeipitatec. into the water, in posture
SO erect as not to ship the smallest quantity
Of water. A large new she'd in the same
town was completely reversed. Many trees
were blown down in our neighborhood.---
The violence Of the wind continued. but a
short time.
{ TIE following Poetic eGuMon, epineiDe Of the
taste and 1l,ety Of the s,riter, aYe think s1iU
give great pleasure both TO the Thoughtful
and rte goy
FROM THE coENxcTrcvr GAZETTE.
LINES
Hsi.ten during tAe Thunder Mower.on Thurs
dry afternoon, June 80.
WHY, when the thunder breaks above,
And lightnings gild the sky;
Why then, and only then, shall man,
To Hsap'n for succor fly
Ha! what agleam! it lights the SOU!
All nature stasds aghas,
Peel after peal, successive roll
Is hsav'ns ferbearance past!
The shower tescends, the winds are wild,
The foa1ning pillows roar;
The bark in mad contention's tost
Against the chalky shore.
Is there no Con when danger. fart
Shall We DO off ring pay,
Except the sky be overcast,
And mingle night with day /?
Can the bold sinner dare to live
While nature reads above!
Shrinks not his soul when earth resounds,
With COPS chastising love!
Kind heaven, in mercy hear my prayer.
Awake my slumb'ring soul;
ESpand my mind; exalt my heart
Letpride no more controul.
ELLEN,
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II little f.lsin fact agassast round assertion
1t is insisted that the French and brlush e.
qually annoy the commerce OF tins country !;
indeed with certain papers the british alone
are the objects OF resentment, but VIII the c
ditors of those very i1haraaf papers, or some
Of their writer's, inform their readers now II
happens that the premiums OF insurance on
American vessels to Or from British island
is double that of an American vessel to or
from French or Spanish island! We un-
dertake to say that the preaiums ON Amer
can vessels for several months past hays Iecn
and now are as follows 81 or iroln BIZ
fish island to the u. States, ten so Twelve and
half per cent o,~or from one Spanish or
French port or island, five per cent.
We wish candid answer to this pam CUES
ton, for it will save an abundance OF argu-
1aent -Despairing of any such ans~er, we
Will state the reason--under the Berlin ana
Milan DEGREES, an American vessel bound to
or from British colony, IS liable TO seizure
and coniscation; under the orders OF the Bril-
fish COUNCIL, an American vessel bound to or
from. French or Spanish colony is not liable
TO seizure. or con6scation.
Norfolk Ledger.
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Washington Bridge Company.

THE Stockholders Of the Wash
\ ington Bridge Company are hereby
notified that the SECOND instalmeAt of ten
dollars on each share is called forby the Bit
rectors and must be paid an or before the Is
daysof August next, agreabiy to totbe Act of
Congress, entitled An act authoYising the
erection of a bridge over the river Potomac,
within the district of Columbia.
BY order Of the Directors,
Daniel Carol, OF Dud'n
President.
June 81 lawlp.
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,rALEXANDRlA

~ ~ ~ u a N1lR.vAs&
3 - y - = : IS =. - - = = =
q, r,1,Y,n cr,1 . -,
tU;u -. ! ~. =, .al.s.a..af
- = - ssSs''s1 ~,
- =, -
( Sir Hubert Stanley. &. Mr.. Cross.
Charles Stanley. Mr.. Conc.
v,r,ax Mr.. Frsnci..
Ysuag RaPld, .Mr. woo.
Old Rapid, Mr. warren.
/ Frank Oatland, Mr.. 1eHefson'
Farmer oatland, Mr. bfay.
bronze, VIZ. nnsSes.
f!cartiy, =. IMr. Miiier.
lst Waiter, !. Mr. brieis'
@s.rs.s,4 - en- .tsnbert. Nh, ssymon,.
- 49, : :, :. - :
Ellen, Miss Hunt.
Miss Vortex, MRS. francis.
.lessy Oat!and, MRS. WOOD.
4. = = 4 81 >t.s - Z
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alerannrta Dalp @a3Rttf.
WEDNESDAY, Jrlr Is.

4 +
The Britith minister, Mr.. Erskiae, pass.
ed through this city yesterday in great
haste on his way tothe seat Of government
He has received dispatches by the packet
which may be considered as important.
BaA. American.
/ An English paper, sneering at the effects
! Of our embargo, extracts the following,
! from the Charleston City Gazette: ga large
number Of British subjects, seamen IN the
american ships zvent IN a b0dy to The British
consul, and requested him to give Mea re-
lief or employment" The editor then re-
| marks: ssIhis is very curious effect Of
the embargo. hat self blockade was a
dopted to prevent us from taking our sea-
men out of their ships; and Ole OF the Ell
fects of it has been, to- make those seamen
voluntarily withdraw themselves from their
ships"
Il PRECIOUS CONFESSlC'A-T go
vernon of South Caro- liza, in his late speech
to the legislature, says,
By the embargo, ne arc sutjcct to evcry
sn1eying and f,ivatioa, incident to war, ex-
cept actual i1pas;on; but if any thing can
save us from war, which is yer, doubtful, it
IS the general and faithful execution Of the
embargo"
If the only difference of suffering between
cur present condition and actual war, be the
apprehension Of invasion, in the name Of all
tina; is noble and manly, why were we lot
prepared to defy invasion? Were we In war,
there would be produced, an hesibfui circe.-
lation of industry, which would III some
measure make up tor the fear lot INVASION.
But circumstanced as we are at present, we
are equally liable to invasion, witncus the
benefits and advantages, which any ether
state than the torpor OF an embargo, would
permit us 70 enjoy. In short, were We at
war it might be presumed, that we should
SO far prepare against invaslons, as to rem
der them not very formidable; and at the
same time, the prices OF our produce would
BE enhanced, the different classes Of TIE
community would return to their employ
mcnts, we should enJcy the Proudcst tcel-
ings of s@lf-respect; and we should lose
comparatively but little either in expence or
BY captures.
Let it not, however, be supposed, that
give my opinion for war. | ,ilil.s ]; aot the
first step, which ought to succeed the with
drawing of the embargo. am, however,
clearly convinced, THAI war is less evil to
the community al large, than a SIX months .
embargo.
Maria american.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
II WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein I
j live on the corner.of. Washington and
King streets, on credit oftl2, Is, ls, ~,
and q months.
Robert Young.
July Is, ID
q Printing in its variou, branches
neatly executed Al. this Office.
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6les Prizes-amouating,t 10 : Dolls. I, ooo
49, ;nsI,,';nn sSnenas ..is9po
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Yesterday asloop with provisions on board
lying in this harbor, was taken possession Of
by the revenue officers being considered
under suspicious circumstances,
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The Britith minister, Mr.. Erskine, pass
ed through this city yesterday in great
haste on his way tothe seat Of government.
He has received dispatches by the packet,
which may be considered as important.
(BaA. 4neyiean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

speak 70 the sweet h'oodcd trae hearted A.
mer'can, who is ready ~ rcnounce polit-
cal dosmas, for. the safety of tho state, and
to bleed or die in de .cnce of its rights.-I
request all such to examine the characters
and motives of my accusers--the time and
circumstances Of the accusation-the one
writing under the anguish of public detec-
ton and mcrted -dishonor--w whilst, in this
awful crisis of national affairs, he seeks the
distraction of the pupiic councils, to pro-
mote a sinister ambition and indulge his
vengeful paSsions--the other scarcely a ci-
tizen-thc enemy OF our government and a
dis,urber os the public rcpnse-who has
sought to eirbroii us in the face of treaties,
and IN tace OF the law, with u foreign pow
er, for the promotion Of those infamous de-
signs, which he now charges upon me, and
which with inflated zeal he now affects to
reprohate---anti who when stript of ;mp,s-
ture VIII present a spectacle to the world,
from which the eye and the mind will re-
volt with detestation and adherence.
10 your honor and independence, gentle
men, however they may be questioned by
those, WHO do not feel the free of those sa-
Icred bonds by which military men hold
have nm infallibe guarantee for all can
desire, Il patient, impartial, and trust, RI
Sorous scrutiny-n which hope the nature
iof the accusation--the remoteness of the
!time-the hostility of the witness-the
complexion of the first attack land the
shiftings, changes prevaricstions which
have ensued, may be strictly compared and
combined.
| Permit me to express the further desire
---that this court may insist ON knowing,
from whence the documents submitted by
nay accuser and his accomplish, have been
derived, as this fact may furnish clue by
which to trace the foul combination to its
infamous source, and to identify in this MUIR
derous assault of my honor, the ministry of
that Mexican association, formed at New
Orleans, (and referred to by Blennerhas-
set) for the purpose of cooperating with
Aaron Burr, and which it has been nv
crime to detect, expose and put down.
The court adjourRed to Monday,
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Grounds Of his defence and to srrrS, 49,.
force of public opinion that nigh, ,,,,er.
wise have operated materially to his nre;.-
dice.
In animadvertng On the time pror,y q,
be allowed, Mr.. Anderson went into I'm ~. W
animation of various parts of the ,e,timon,.
to shew that the Acknowledgements of al,
Smith tended forcibiy TO establish r.. ,,.-,,'
OF several of the charges, and par,;c,,ia w.
To confirm the testimony of f.. GInve,.
that there were several points of the ts 80
mony before the Senate which M S,,..,,N
testimony could inYaiidate, and which 80
sequently it was not Incumbent on ti,s G"
nate to allow MIR. Smith the means rf -
tanning. - 'o-
This suggestion was warmly repeI,ad H.,
Messrs Gtllhouse and Bayard as ;,,co,.,.a,.:
and they called upon the Srna.e ~ So,
from forming defnitive opinion: nm; , az
had heard both sides Of the qucs.ion.
1t was contcrGed -i,v some ~ ,h."
that the resolution tobe adopted he ~ GO
nate, ought TO specify the po;nts,cf a,.e.,.s,
and to limit the witnesses sum,or,, $3.50 e,
such persons as could testify cn,h,,, ~
that the inconvenience agains, ot,,;n;,,u
testimony by dispositions was So great -. q
render that course altogether ineligible
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BOSTON i.,,

On Thursday procession of from 60 10 ,na
aa''ors, carrying flag. marched with y,,r,;,I
music to the Governors house, and den,ari.5
en'plcyms", or b rad The Governor, asrc,n 40
nc eon,a De heard, addressed them with pre-
sence OF mind which became his csal,ed cb.r,c-
Ter suggesting the i,prop.etv OF rbe;,
or seeking relief ard declaring ha, tho We cs,,a
40 nothing Tor them in his official capaci,v W..
as man, he would be behind no one in suhs 81.
5,ng tor their relief should they come 10 wan,.
iney dispersed withou' further disturbance
we have heard bnt one opinion on tb,, Smiles
ron inc many we have heard n,entionedA.ana
dua by tories. '-''' eo"'