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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-16

SETH SPOOMER, Chairman
Attest,
JosEpH R1cKErsoN, Clerk.
New bedford, July so.
To the address Mr.. Pope made a suitable
reply
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,alsragssia Eaigp apEe gs;sssrr.
. THURSDAY, M.aeH 10.


4 Frsaea squadron has arrived al nasse-
ieTes, GusSi.,,sath 1000 troops, -wAisa were
disSm5arqucsl.
SyaccouDts from North Carol;na s-e learn,
tbs, Inc people Of that state, in eeassa hence
o. tue embargo, have agreed by common con-
sent 70 sI4s lasr. They will neitaeF permit
any writ Of execution 10 De levied nor any
goods 70 be sold 4, auction psrsusI,< - such
awri,
The EdisaF or tue Freeman's Journal has
received a GIe Of New Orleans papers 10 the
isth Feb. inclusive They ere barren OF in
1elisence. Nothing is mentioned es,,ccting
Tue arrival ofany foreign officers, IS reported
IN the Atlantic, papers, except Coz. Folch
and suite.
We Understandable a packet csie.ters des-
ahsd tor England. from Copenhagen, was IN
N'eepted and fell into the hands ostae crown
Fsiace' BY which an Immense property Ia
Deninara, belonging TO British subjects, and
s0sefea With neutral names, has bees made
aSosn to him, and i.s las acted upon it with
sae vigorous spirit OF rcsaliatioa.---N'h no can
Amc him
! y DC enpesos Napoleon has sleclead, that
a1,s saaii be no communication between TIC
N.As1aie7st sa:t Ssysdeq, aud thai Ill letters
ass'ssed for SyYraea shall be seize. Z
IN. YorE pepper.
= ! y. -
wore & fs'eeasans Of The seas The follow
s sssss are sa!scn from the Jouraaldu Com
n,sc, printed at Paris:
nra sesmoer 2s--Ihe privateer IL lena; Of
wv, ,susirS, arrived ut Amsterdam the 18th inst
Ao',a seF Prize, the American brig Rising Sun,
IN ~ @ England, laden with coffee, sugar
.y; .shaary 4--T!.e American ship Brothers
m' s1'' ooune Froa Virginia % London, iader
De- w. .'ooacco, carried into Calais tic asa
ag the lagser Revenge.
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s.Tohn G.. L,ssda..
Potomac Bank Stock.
CASH given for few Shares
William Rhodes.
TT7IIEKEAS tA-a-NuIs JtiaE, f:,tk BIZ
wv his petition in writing, applied. to the
March H.

wv his petition intwriting, appAee. to the
honorable Nicholas Titzhush, one O ,iss
assistant Judges Of tho circuit court Of tie
District Of Columbia, tohe admitted; to the be-
:neft ofthe actof Congress, for the relief OK
insoyent debtors within The district aforesaid,
and has stated tllerein that he is ia,actuai con-
sfncment il the jail bounds ot AleSa;ttlra cos,a.
ty at the suit q " tiianl II Iylss, sslissisistis-
tor of E. NJ. : ;FIes, deceased, and being tu,-
:xble to discharge the said Claim WIKI Others q.
:gainst him, hos offered tc dellges up tatae us;
of his creditors, his property, real, YefscI-
al and mixed --.ss t'ee is thcrJsre sfVea,to It's
creditors OF the sad FsaNels WtsE. that ca
-Wcdnesday,the i 9th day oftheDf Sent month
.betwesn tie hours OF nine and three O'clock Of
the same day,at TIE court holseln Akxanaria
the oath ofan insolyent debtor viii bs sdmi-
nistered to Tie said FRAAcIs VIE, and
trustee appointed agreablyto the said aeet Of
congress, unless Cause Is then s: there s.iewa
to the contrary,
BY order Of the .onossble Nichols Fitz
hugh ole of the assistant jutgasof tfle circuit
court Of the District Of Csiaipbia:this 10th dsy
of Mares 1903.
G. peneale, c. c..
March 10. St.
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Notice IS hereby Given,

THAT the subscriber Of alexandria coun.
" irthe district Of Columbia, has OBJ
taincd from the Orphans court ofssid eoun.
ty, letters of administration with the Will'ah-
nexed, upon the estate Of Mr.. Samasrt Craig,
late Of the county atores;is merchant deed
All persons having claims sga'iisi Tie said
deceased, are hereby wainea to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the.ssbsc; ileren
or before. the ethsday of September neAt, or
they may ~ law be excluded ilpm all benefit
to said estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
siven under ray hand sala =. = dsy os Mayeh
1903. go. 80
John G. ada.
Administrator sS:N me v.sX
eaaesed s Cam. cs.a1sg,
dsesassa
March 10. eo6W z
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.xx. Y,uORE, lsiarsd s.
- = .hooner SupeEior' = y:

D. saaner Superior, Forbes, ~
Ad'ea' r., W.. vera Cruz. Left ship kicn-
d,ys llo s ,biIadclphia. Ssllea ~ eo nsrne
,aons. e ! Hound, Clay'or a,,u Ra,,;
ssaeoles md brig Spencer, Farreii' o. nal'i =
<sssSS Died re with the Hound and Detns on
saors. Inn ho,,nd 10 New Orleans came m
sos BIZ LES 5 witt, the brig Spencer IN the
% the oapss snose 4 schooner from Jamsiea
Gull os.sAcl carolina, who informed, that the
~ W.. Forte, from Baltimore, iof ! IL
esp ,,,bs, had beea detained ana Ofough '
Ssa' up passed in the bay, ship Mary and
ia sns, f,o,,, Havana, 5oundup.
EIlzs' l'sl brig Agcnora, Driscoll, from New
Aiso' slays from Balizr, Left brig dap-
0Fs a.,,.. sor Baltimores in or days
py sy wv he river Mississippi, ship Fanap,
s SpO,i Baltimore bound 70 New Orleans.
non .,s - brig Ann, Montseras, 2 5days from
g: a,' psrrs. lsuaa A French squadron had
rO..,s .d ) Bassaterre FROM France, and landed
~ a, ,s,s said 4ooo troops therein passing Bas-
{ !. saw their esscanlp nlens.
s''s IN brig Betsey, from Salena.
aIso swedish schooner Delacaslia, Hea-
- 90 DAYS from Aux Cayes. Passed aship.
-, ~ tTiis In the Lay bound sla.
r' s-ps scsr. Lovely Lceys Chalmers, Leg
,.o,a .y:i tho lie Of May, 9 ) days. Left
.sSessss Franklin, Jenkins, oe Hudson, to
go Riddle OF next month. The ship
1s.,.s: IS s,y- Ycrk, sailed a week befors.
nF ,cras, spoke ship General Hamilton,
sfNev york--blowing hard could not hear.
sbsr soana,
TIE TIE i.is Venus. Armstrong, hence, has
srrissdat New Orleans.
Also, ship Rose, johnson, sc days fiona
Ansssr,IS.n. SSaaisa from the Texel e..i Is
nnaw, il CO. VITA ship Minerva, BARNS for
R,lims.s ssM her lsla January oa'tkc Isle
ofWigks. SSlsohe Aotaiis onthe passass eecx-
ssD. Gaesasey priystser of Madeira
Also, snip Mary and Eliza, simmonds, 20
DAYS from Eiayanna. Brings nothing new. s
Asareh .. .
TIE slip RyF.s Bolton, Tres, from Liyef-
uool 10 Savannah, laden with salt, feanderea
st sea or TIC 9th January. in lat. a7 loa N
long. ST so, w. Tie crew, Is in number,
took 10 The loag-5oat, with two casks of wa
Ter four Harrelsof Tread, anu a b4rrcl and U
hall OF beef and pork. same bundles OF cleath-
lag, aud their dog. After being twenty seven
lays il an open boat, and enduring ian,-slera-
BE hardships, they ienGed 8: Grand iseare,
icuaa.| whence they iaads their way 10 Point
Ptus. waerc they were haassiseiy treated by
The Americans there. The mate arrived here
in the brig Ann, capsain Montsciatt Tie
nnaie Mr.. Peter Burr, confesses his r.aay
obligations 70 capsaia Ciough. OF The ship
NorThcga Liberties, and captain Gcosge Tie.
mas. OF the ship Pennsylvaiiia, bot. ks:.os.gs-
ing to New Iork, ana to captain &cagser-ts,
.a tssb6g a.. s.. wlich ycssst hs asslsge.i at
tbs rI,a.s.
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the u. SIN the, same manner as AHder the
laws ofthe several states. In some respects
the provision may, in practice, be incompati-
bic with the constitution of the u. S. By one
of the amendments which now form part OF
that instruments, ne person can be arrested or
committed unless upon oath some Of the
states whose constitutions have not similar
provision, and where the common Law is In
force; ansoath map not be considered as abb
solutely necessary. $50 q
.Anlaet Of congress specifically providing IN
alIcsses, where it should be made appear on
oath, that there were just grounds and proba-
bic cause to believe, that any person was a.
bout to commit a crime against the Y $. he
should be compelled to give security OF the
peace, or for his good behavior, woul be- a,
prudent measure, calculated to secure; the
public tranquility. The law might be so
guarded as to prevent its being nssa to the op-s
preston ofindiyiduals.
have the honor to be,
IS Yours,
Very Respectfully,
The following forms an important. addition
to Blodget's Statistical Manuel, which those
who posses that work will do we'll to annex to-
it. 60
Summary of esforss from the u. s. .Jor.fss
gears from Blodget's Statistical Views.
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N. @ r ICE.

THOSE. indebted to the estate of Janies
Larson, on account Of purchases made at
Occaquon, under decree of the federal
court, are hereby informed that ti!eir. b0nds
are in possession of tho subscriber and that lie
j, authorised to receive payments.
Thomas Swami. =
February 10. 2aa44W
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IL CCMlNO.N COUGH,
81 MlfcH, 1909.

eOKpEREr, That Andrew JAMESON, Guy
Atkinson, and Dennis Ramsay. be sappoinsed
commissioners, to supcTiasend an election q
be held at the council chamber. en- Monday
the 18th day Of the present month, for the
purpose of slecting member of the common
council for the second ward, in TIE place Ct
Cuthbert Powell, elected Mayor.
Test
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-10

The act of Congress anthorises the Sub
scription of Two 1Hcasand Shares, and re.
quires the payment of Ten Dollars on each
share at the time of subscription. The resi-
due to be paid in instalments OF Ten dollars
at such times as the company shall FIX,
Form Of Power required fran these 'oas
make use Of anagent.
empower -, TO subscribe for me, IN
my name, for 49, shares of Potcnae Bridge
Stock, under the :" Act authorising the erecti
on Of a bridge over theriycr Potomac withaa
the District ofCoIumbia."
February l9as 2sw
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JAMES M. M.REA, Q. 9.
TIE COMMISSIONERS

Appointed under tho act Of the Congress ct
the United States, s Authorlsing the erection
of a BRIDGE over the river Potomac, with
in the district of Columbia" to receive sub.
scriptions for erecting the same, hereby give
notice that the Rocks Of SUBSCRIPTION will
be opened at SteHe's Hotel in the7city OF WASH
ington, on the first Monday in .Aff7t nest, be-
tween the hours of II O'Clock at noon and 8
p. M.
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4 Frsaes squadron has arrived al nssse-
tsTFe, GuaS.sassth 1000 troops, wAisa were
discmosrqucsl
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:. Robert Brent,
lDan,el Carroll,
Of DuddingtoD,
Thomas Monroe,
James D. Barry
Frederick May,
Samuel II. Smith,
Jonah ThOm1!on.
Jonathan Swy,
Thomas VoweH,
.Cuthbert PoweH,
Eliza 7anney,
Charles Alexander.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
March IS
IMPORTANT.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the brig,
Lambert, jenkins, from the isle OF May and
st. Jago came passenger Mr. Wells and
family and capt. Hans Brown OF Philadelphia.
Fromthese unfortunate passengers the follow
ing statement Of facts is received:
They took passage at London, jan 10
1903, on board the American snip called
Bristol Packet, James Burns master, bound
for N York They left Grayesend the 18th
Jan. and the Downs on the 18th with fair wind
and weather, which continued until the Gath
when two Sails hove in sight. Unfortunately
they proved to be tive French frigates, The
mis- and Penelope, 4 days from Bordeaux
They Immediately made prize OF the ship,un-
der the French decree, finding she was from
British port, and besides had British manutac-
lures on board They ordered the captain and
passengers on board the frigates, and after
taking out Of the prize what they thought pro-
per they scuttled her.
Our informants were put on board the Fe-
nelope and well treated personally by the capt
{Dsborieul to who m they return their thanks
for his ciyilities. Ont Sd Feb. they,together
with the crew of the Bristol Packet, in al So,
were put on board the schooner Elizabeth,
bound to the isle of Mayo, where they arriy-
ed in ten days, and from whence they shipped
for n. York.
THE above frigates were bound to the W.
Indies, with troops.
Two French frigates fell in with British
brig from St. Michaels from London, and
scuttled her after taking out the crew,
Arrived, brig Lambert, jenkins, from the isle
Of May, and 30 days from st. Jago. Spoke
nothing Left schr. Elizabeth, Crowell, from
Marselles for Boston in s days; ship Citizen
from Amsterdam for Alexandra, in 10; ship
Century, Dade, from - for Alexandra, II.
Sailed from ST. Jago Feb 4, ship Eliza, Hus-
sey, from London for Nantucket, and schoon-
er Woodbury., from Teneriffe for Boston
The British armed brig Raven was lying at
Port Prays, ST. Jago, when the Lambert arrlv.
ed there she slipped her cable on the Cd FEB.
and re-captured Portuguese brig Ia prize to
the French.) The recapture was made within
sight of the port and brought In there.
\
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Mr.. a9 3ne iore:gn Office on Thursday next
att o esaaing would have proposed to see
MI. 49, to-morrow, if he had not been
Mr.. s 10 necessity of attending the ievee ana
c0a aas Canning 8 requests Mr.. Monroe to ae-
M, r. assurances of his high oonslderat-
on ,.. ESQ. sc. &c.
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aleranbrta Dailp zDberftssr.
MONDAY, March 2
Extract of letter from Leghorn ct the 2oth
December.

Extract of letter from Leghorn OF the 2o'h
December.
I am now much more afraid OF our hay
ing a war with France than with England, as
we hear by this days Mail, thal upon QUE
minister at Paris sending fourth note on the
subject of the seizure of our goods, the
French minister told him, that II dmersea
had declared zcar against England, NE gooes
qoonld nor haye been stized-that they were
determined to annihilate the British COM
merce if possible-and that i 9ve had shS'
or forts against Their trade, as all the EURO
pean powers have done, tbs E0onfd n't haue
taken place" 1Quere: VIII our Embargo
appease his majesty or must We hnaiLy &C.
clare war in his f4vof3 f8alea' Gez
DIED-At Charleston, S. Carolina, on the
2lst of Feb. 1.-THE 18th year of his age, Mr..
GEORGE FREDERICK WooDHAM, OF the
Philadelphia Theatre.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, March "a.
LateG from France.


The ship Eliza, Skiddy, arrived at this port
yesterday, in % days from Bordeaux. She
left there on the goth of February, and the
editor of the Mercantile Advertiser has re-
ceiyed by her French papers to the 18th OF
Feb.
Capt. S. and the passengers inform us, that
the markets in France were very high; that
the American vessels were hurrying off as
fast as possible, being apprehenslye OF sell
cure and that they were coming IN ballast,
to avoid capture by the British. 1t was sup
posed in France, that if the American govern
ment made a treaty with Great Britain, France
would declare war against this country. A
passenger in the Eliza, has brought dispatch
es from Mr. Armstrong, the American MI
mister, to the secretary OF state.
Application had been made to the French
emperor, through the minister. OF marine,
Decres, to know what construction would be
put ON the imperial decree OF the 18th Dec.
which renders vessels liable to condemnation
for having on their passage been visited by
british crlizers. The answers to the queries
to the applicants was to this effect: hat
the decree was liable TO no constructor Otter
ent from its letter; that no one had rlght 10
nut any other construction upon 1t; that 1t was
Main and simple, and must be severely, strict
IL and literally executed upon all objects which
if embraced; that vessels subjectthereto Would
be brought before the competent tribunals as
soon as possible and that the crews OF such
vessels as came under the decree would be
permitted to live on board their respective
ships, at the expence of the ship and cargo,
until they were Gnally condemned, when they
1.-THE crew) would be delivered up to their re-
spective consuls.' Copies of the official let
ter from the minister might have been had IN
Bordeaux, but the subject was not thought OF
at the time of sailing BY either the captain or
the passengers.
Arrived, Thomyris Russell lof Alexandrssl
40 days from Dartmouth lEng.l [Capt. Z.
took in his cargo at Dartmouth, & was bolnd
to Lisbon, but could not get licence from
the British government, and Lisbon being
blockaded, did not think it prudent TO go
therel Left there, brig Globe, from Balti
more, for Amsterdam, detained; ship He
raid, of Plymouth, to Spain, went IN for or
GERS; brig -, Stevens, from Salem to
Bordeaux, and Norfolk brig, from London
Feb. IS, lat. a., 40, long So, q, saw vel
lew-sided ship, under American colors, stand
ing to the eastward.
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Ia;lsraasria paiIp acssrti5fr.
SATURDAY, JUsE 4.

ne legislature ofthc state Of Georgia, is
/. Il session, having been convened by the
|.,,nn,cnt With . view to afford some relief
|s,be debtors at present distressed by the O.
|.aton Of the embargo. The governor of
n ,tate has informed the Legislature that a
,.utalion has bees sent by the Greek nation
indians, to assure hin, of the unanimous
termination of the Greeks to defend the
sIe Of Georgia with all their strength, IN
|y Of rupture with any foreign power. -
III also saul that they have sent deputation
|sthe general government 60 make tender
|a&sir services 1t WIS expected that the
|.sslatare would adioura on the list ult.
.eat. Intel.
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Fsm the Fedeyai Gazette.

New YoiK DEMoi4Aca We ycs!er.
day gave tie Clipte..aa manifesto. 90
their opepng the cs.npa>gn in N. York.
The follow ug paragrarI -."sS'eu
ftcen me ~. u" Public Advertiser whilh
paper, ,houga DO, less t'emocraac yet 10
opposed 10 The C.iaeu." II the TWO
sec,io.. Of that party will expose each
other, aod wiN uodecelys the people
Why, lei thea do il.
From tie Public dapertiser.
TO Asuer aud besray. has been too
of,en he practice OF shose who have sought
popular confidence; money, and 20. prin.
ciples was their object; and j, is Dot sur.
apai.ng, sha, VIVA. was sordid aud metce.
nary 10 the beginniug, should 10 the end
be pct6dloss snd cosrup..
-Butn is said, th4t /" the legislature,
.un5iHssJ by PUBLIC MEETINGS, z0tH choose
the elators Indeed! aud ia despite of
the people too, we suppose. Then ]. is
time for the people TO look TO their repre-
sen.a,wes Public meetings have already
been made the spor. and mock-ry OF sm.
bisioS. 1enagogues, and 'hs insoiencs OF
the editor of the Citizen
Was i, icgenuous in certain men hrsi TO-
support congressional domination - cor,
rect, and then TO prosecute with snch No.
releot,nr severity ADD .unsba,ing rigor the
sproseIyses 10 their opisious! Suck COO,
duct must tesd to irAuenee mems minds,
ELL them With con.snPs for III fab!is msa,
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~ x,bat goa have sol aad SCI wHas
: es5 ali seems from the following let
4 ss Z, re JeHersonian mania Of !" Prescrv-
j '1s' . : s, soarces Of the country begins to
y s s ;,.elf 10 the individual states.
~ '.st of 4 letter to gentleman IN this city
p''''' datsd Savannah May $, 1908.
. IN legislature of this state have just
S. II ! las, 10 suspend all judgements dur
-. 4. embargo, and for six months after II
. =; Il will be in vain to t'iiak of max
Nv eoIlcctions here until this law is re-
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70 Be persuaded into war rish the q. S.
wi.hous any sn6iciens reason, the couse.
quencss Of which they Well remember 70
have been the destruction Of many Ct their
yillages and the loss Of many Of their war.
riors-shat since thar war had CEASED, they
had entered toto variou, advantageous
srsasies with the q. S. and hiatt s,lpula.
tisus Of all these had been faithfully OBJ
served.
3 JASPER PARISH, interpreter.
April 10, 1909.
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TIE INDIANS

| CAPT. PdRLyHsS SETTLEMENT.
: AS many persons, in .oasideta'ion OF
b threatening sspecs of our relations
Id Sn.s;B. aod sheinsima,. Intercourse
brh e1is,s be,wesn several tribes Of 10.
ans 90 on borders andshe British. pro.
|tces Of Upper and Lowey Cacaaa, ca
kaaias very sesious Apprehensions OF hos.
idss. il may. perhaps, be accspsab.c 10.
spublic. aud have a ,eodeucy 20 remove
uth sppreheUsioos, for me to s,ate the
fnsas,is ~ of caurcil Of Ind;sbs, held
SeG lor Geek cutie Slstday Of M4rth
BIT and 90 the iss ADD 2d days Of April
IS.
"Isahe early part Of March. dsrusa.
aa ofahe two chicfa tfom he seven tribes
(ahoswaga nation, residing ID Lower
scsda. appeared Al BuffAloe, 'usiang thu
x Nations TO meet With shsm 10 COUP
/ lot the purpose at coming to Enal
sslsioo upon whsr par. i vas espsd;ens
p thea 10 ,ske 10 the war, which they
ID been informed was shortly 70 be ex,
fttsd beswsea Britain snd the u. Sa'ss.
a very respectable delegation
chiefs from The SIX n .sians ssenblcd,
fse'her wish The Cahuaw aga delegates a,
afslsc Crssk.
Erss,us GRANGE, Esq Ind 60 ager,
f tie u. S. aud Gyself. bsiog appr,zrd
the mee,cg of ihis council. Ard hayiag
aiuess to iransae, with The Six Ns:ions,
nt the oppnrtucity Of this meeting 20
Gtsr with them. S
After having completed our busio.s, !
s chiefs voln tarily communicated TO
Rhe proceedings of their eouucil.
They said that the Cshoawsgs dele.
p's wese duly authorized 10 meet the
g Nations in COUNCIL for the purpose
ave speclfed-s the UNANIMOUS de-
eiUu OF the council was. that in the event
war. they would resolusely RREAlS
FINAL, and use all their influence with
\ fsher tribes csnnecsed in any way
,.em. to induce them TO remain usu-
aAsa. The chiefs then exhibited TO US
var tett. which they said had been pre-
a'ed to them hv col. Gloss, supcrinsend
Of Zodiac affairs fos the British 10
PIPER. Canada. 90 shisb-h va: wrsneh,,
70 beads, 40 emblematic representation
'0e British ration handing toshs lodi
,omshawk, which they understood
mean that, If the british cid engage 10
var With .hesU. S. they requested the
ss',ars to aid them 10 is--shat the ccun.
ao~eyer, had uuanim ously determined
f'e'urn the b=h, ADD inform col. Gloss
ean his nation would go 70 war with the
i 80 they mus, fight their own battles
4 90. look 70 them for any assistance
asuch a war, Why should they become
ihsg osre had suF.res themselves