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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-30
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-Run-awav

FIFTY DOLLARS REV Runaway
L from Salem on Friday night the 10Th instant.
three NEGRO FELLOWS, viz. JOE, BILL &
ISAAC. Joe is middle sized fellow, pit,ed with
the small -pOx, KID white nat, nenseep over.
halls, James coat also he'd other clothes that
he may have changed his dress he will prol,a-
bly, make for Richmond as his wife lives there :
Bill is large fellow, had on a new wool hat.
dark brown sailors jack-coat. shirt and uverhas
of oZnaburgs he was raised near Norfolk T.
saac is small fellow, of his foretceth ont.
his dress of the some kind as Bii's, he was rails.
in pittsylvania county. Bill and himself were
lately taken out of the penitentiary, the, al had
Irons around their necks when they made their
es"ape.-The above reward will be given to any
person securing them in any Jail that they
may be sent back to the Penitentiarv.
RICHARD TERRELL.
August 22nd 1908. rAtJ
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y. = OTTO is hereby given, that fory9arn all
- persons from taking an ass gnment of a
NOTE, given nv inc 70 Macon Grecn for 40l.
which became due the ist inst. This Note was
ojran 10 Green for I; dOrse which he sold me for
sound horse. and w :cn has turaed out 70 be IN
sound have thereto determined not to pay
the note. THOs UNDERWOOD. =
August 80. l2f)
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TOY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date 2Gth
I'D dav OF February, 1908, executed 70 the sub
scriber by John y. Hondrick snd recorded in TIC
county court If Narrower, inase TO secure the
payment OF 6 debt due William Hendrick, there
il expressed, win be sold Tor cash, ON the pre-.
misses, on Saturday 1oth gf SePte'ober next, one
hundred and ten acres Of LAND, norc or less,
vyhe reon te said lolD y HcHdrck now resides,
in Hanover county avn on thc S7me day and at
;hc same plsce, will also be sold ~ virtue OF the
same trust decd. al! 1c Personal Estate belonging
to the SAID Jehn y Hen1ick, TOO tedious 10 men.
zion. JOHN SJAfhE, IT"etec
august CO. Llaw2wIJ
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NJ A LII persons who are indebted to the
W n subscriber by bond, note, or open &C
their respective balances TO MIR Sanl McCraw
of this city, who is possessed of the evidences Of
the debts, and who is fully authorised to receive
payment and to grant d,scharges,-rhose who
fail to make payment within convenient time, win
be sued Unfortunately to the ensuing courts OF
Henrico and Hastings. >
VIM BREEDEN.
Richmond, August 80, 1903. C1aw3w1
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- TRAYED from tne commons pear this CITY. \
- large bob tailed BAY HORSE about g vc,rs
old, branded on his thigh ID. G. Also q
switch tailed BAY MARE about 4 wears old
with sore back. Whoever will give inform ri,
of both either OF them shah be Iiber ,ljv re-
warded by CHAS. SPENCER
The horse above described was found vestcr-
day morning very early, in ono of the streets of
this city, nesrto the commons, from whence If
was supposed he strayed, with the sweat mon
him and other evident marks of his having ben
very severely rode, the hair being rubbed ar +,
various places uHder the saddle His sbnea
(Which We're new when he was taken away
were entirely wore of, and himself reduced To y
mere skeleton
Every lover If those noble and generous AMI
mails who may have this horss since he vas
stolen, and retains any recollection of the per-
who had him, win render service to th.
community, by conveying az accurate Scscripti-
on rs they can of the person to the subscriber
who will give fifty dollars to any one who viii
give such information of the offender as will
convict him. C. g
N. b. Besides tbs marks before descrite,j
thi,, 10, sc nad remarkable high rtnp and ths.
number 10 branded on his near fore shoulder
The m re has not yet been heard off,
August Is, 1907 1903. F2t1
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NEw-YoRK, August IS.

NEwGoRK, August 2S.
A letter received in this city from CONNER
cial house in London, of the first responsibility
dated 4th July, mentions, that in consequence Of
numerous captures of American vessels by the
privateers from ports in the Nsrth of Europe, the
Premium of Insurance on American vessels from
Englandto st. Petersburg, is now risen from 90
to so per cent that the Danes were so rigorous
;;i restriction on trade rs TO require an A
merican ship, which lad put into Copenhagen in
distress, to land her cargo AND that the king of
Denmark, in answer to a petition from the cap
tain for relief, replied that he might dcp ,rt in
ballast, but not take article ofmerchantlize an
any condition whatever--T'he same letter adds
that the vessels which haze gone from America
TO Europe in ballast, by special permission, are
liable to capture and conformation by the Bri-
tsh and ifthey presume to sail with retlirn car
goes for the United States without calling at
British port, landing their cargoes, paying duties
and taking licence 10 reload and sail, they will
assuredly be sent in for confscaton, ifboarded by
any English cruizers which principle the Bril-
fish government determined to enforce In.
decd, since the revolution in Spain, there is less
reason than ever to expect relaxation in the or
ders ofcouncil cf 18th November; ard the prob
ability is very strong that, II she makes Terms
with America, it VIII be done without making
restitution for the plumber committed on the pro-
perry ofour citizens by virtue of those orders
Mere Due.
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last Ecr,fng's Maik-Arrvcl at Philadelphia.
capt Cos, who lett Listoa ON the I7th J,u.e. At
that time, there was report ~ circulation. tl,ss
are'oution had taken place in Russia, the En-
pernr Alexander deposed by his people, and his
hio.her Constantine proclaimed emperor. lis
sad that the inhabitants Of OportI had appoint
ced government in tie nan, Of tie iormcr
Prmce Regent. aud hoistcd Lie Portuguese flag.
Gen Junot hid disarncd tire Spaoash loops at
Lisbon, as his proclamation says, o, acconnt of
The infamous beht~ior Of the Spsn;sh Gen. at o.
porto, and with ,icw 20 prevent the cf{lsion of
hood-Ihere weie not more than 5000 French
troops in Portugal the rest having marched %
the frontiers and to Spain---Tne Portuguese It.
Ienerai Gomez Freire dc AndlaSL. Wa said to
be at one ot the frontier towns with 20. 900 Span.
and Portuguese troops. JUrot had cu,iis .a,ed
al! h's pr"perty.-The Russian feet, undcr CON-
mand OF Rear Admiral Sevipi, CONSISTING of vino
SHIPS OF the line and fifty gun vessel and fri
gate, were still i'll the TSgus-repairlng.
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i5IroxTANT DISTINGUISHING UNDER
stand dispatches to our government, of great
Importance, were received by the Isabella
They were Immediately forwarded to the
Secretary of State.....Bost. Gag.
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his niisfoftrres, that ne shlr'd lend ready
ea to- any overtures vt revolt against his CON
O ueror--and we make no doubt that In his
retirement IT Mcneil, he has, with the young
Bourbon ci-tlevant princes who have been
pa ssing and requesting between England and
the Baltic. listened to Hattering overtures,
which men are so apt to do, however uurea-
sonable, when congenial with their hopes
and wishes.
An alliance between England, Russia Aus
tria, Sw eden, Denmark, Prussia, Turkey, is
limited at and after all chat has happened
to prove the madness and infatuation of kings,
and the miseries which kingly government
inhict on those whose misfortune it is to live
in subsection to kings. we are not so much
astonshed at their folly as at the supineness
of the people who endure the worst of bu-
man calamities with so mnCh patience under
SO much affection.
There is partial rumor of an insurrecti-
on i'm some part of France-the Perfection
of the system of police alone would render
this Questionable--but it is rendered peculi-
arly suspicious ny the name OF the man whom
thew have placed at the head of it, TaHeu-
rand; man who, with more sagacity, and
more consequence derived from the exist
ing system of France, than any other man
excepting Bonaparte, is set up as the head
of an instruction against his own powers,
could retain. and ell of which he owes to his
talents in the existing order of France.
Beside, an insurrection in France must, to
bear any weight, carry with it some of the
chiefs of Prefecture; and no one prefecture
is sufficiently powerful to produce "A revolt
without the aid of others and then the mi
litary distribution and its activity, is indie
pendent of the civil organization and autho-
rity and, as it was under the BourbonS the
military districts are different in their limits
from the civil, as the ecclesiastical arrondis
ments are from bo.h-however feasible, from
the wishes or inSlinations of the people, we
discredit the fact.
1t appears to us. that the effect of the c.
vents in Europe will be, as it relates to us,
TO raise the tone and aggravate the insoience
of England towards the United States; in
deed, the insolence and audacity of her adj
herents shew themselves already /; and leads
MS to suspect, that the British government
had in view this new coalition, when she is
sued her orders of council, and the move
ments at Boston, at Ncw-York, and else
where: the rapid transits of characters UNI
friendly to the United States, are all the re-
suit of knowledge long since communicate
ed from Britain, to certain herSons zuho hare
been her agents and emiSsaries in Eurote,
and whose enmity to our government is well
known.....4uro1
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LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 81.
drthe f,eeanason's Hall, ROPE DANCING xy;,x
and Seitllom tts Balance Pote. Iu,nbkire and
feats Of activt the P.yas,rias, Dancing
on the Iact Wire, &c. &C. &c
The whole to conclude with Pantomime called
HARLEQUIN TRANSFORMED INTO A
BULL DOG.
Cozpn, Mr.. Manifold,
Cou,n5inc, Miss Casllv.ne.
OH Man, Mr. CoDene.
hEdgicign, Mr. John,
Harlequin, The Little American
To commence half past seven o'clock precise.
ly, and price half dollar per ticket
Richmond, August 30. IA
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RosroN, August 90.

~ BOSTON, august Y.
yesterday arrived at this port, the brig Aierea.
~, capt. Bradford, 50 days from Alicsnt, and
20 from Gibraltar. The accoms by this arrival
are not so important or Particular as were to be
expected. He brought no papers from the latter
place but reports verbally, that the FRENCH were
still IN possession of Barcelona; though a party
OF about 1000, who were ordered from that city
INTO the country, were met with by the Spaniards
and entirely cut to pieces that Dvoogt's army
rom Madrid, bad been wholly DESTROYED, with
the loss o. 700o Spaniarcs ;-tlat the French
Consul At Malaga with several French Merchants
had been .TiiassScred by the populace that the
French were compelled to fly f,pm every part of
SPAN that the spirit of resistance 20 Ere IN
aggression was universal throughout the country.
and that but one sentiment appeared 10 prevail
among the iniiabitants-ro LIVE FREE OR Pc
RISH
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lust received and FOR SALE BY the Subscri-
j bers,
Imperial, !
Young Hyson, perIor quality.
Tyson skin,
Hyson Tea in lead cgddes each 2i'b
Old jamaica, Antigua, w. l. and New Eno-
land Rum,
90 bbls prime green Coffee,
Muscovado Sugar in bbls
] ; hhds Molasses,
Fresh Rice in ticrCes,
Best Spanish Segars whole sale and retail
A general assortment nf Paints, OIL. S,;rifs
Tnrpeniine, Shoes, Hardware, &c also d,ily cv1
pect by the Schooner Manchester, Storer. f0,!,,l.
of Antigua Rum and sweet Oil in cases of 10
bottles each.
BRYSON & PARXHrIL
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Wild Fiyc--The Charleston Courier and Cor.
respondents haze nominated Charles CStc,Sv,rtb
PHckneY rs candidate forthe Prcsidcncy. The
Washington FedcrsIist and Correspondents Ina, 2
rcechoed the nomination If this :" Sheet. .gaetoy
Of our Li5ertes"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-30

~ The preceding Report, and the iarg
stock OF important foreign intelligence, e..
clude all other communications
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23

81 Accounts from Halifax state the probability
that our embargo will restore more than ten
thousand English, Irish, aud Scotch seamen,
lately employedin our merchantmen to the
Brit 81 navy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23
!. ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg
!. This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, of Alexandria comfy,
in the district Of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county LETT
te,s Of administration on the personal estate
Of James Carolin, late of the county aforesaio
deceased; all persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned ok
hibit them, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 22d dav OF sOe-
cember next, or they may by law be exelud-
ed from all benefit to said estste---asd those
indebted thereto are required to make immsS
diate payment.
Given under my hand this s2d day OFF
1903. ~ me,
Hugh carolin, a1}1;r.
Of James'csrolin.
ssr4Y
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BALTIMORE, June 81.
.---sss SS9 .ss'.

Arrived, schooner Three Friends, Halves,
in days from Charleston. Captain Halves
reports, thar he was hailed by gun-boat No.
I. Capt. 49,, off Raspahannack, and after
informing where from and where bound, he
was ordered to round to immediately & bring
his papers on board the gun-boat. He replied
that his boat was not in situation to come on
board, but that he would lay to- He was then
again positively ordered to come ON board
the gun-boat, and preparations were made to
Gre into the schooner. The captain OF the
gun-boat finding Captain H. could not come
on board in his boat, sent an officer On board
the schooner in his owu, and left him with
ourfurther enquiry.
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I LMPERLAL PARLIAMENT.
HousE OF COMMONS, April 26.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

+ -.
Mr., T,erney rose and observed. that a
the evidence of the witnesses last examin
ed, upon the orders in council, had onlj
been laid before the members this morning
AZ was Impossible for him TO go on witt
the examination Of the others, Till it had
been fully considered; he should there,
fore rropose, :, That the order Of the day
for the further proceedings relative there.
TO, which stood for tomorrow, should be
discharged, and postponed TO Monday
next"
Upon the question being put, this was
accoI dinghy agreed TO.
Priceof Stocks this day at I o'clock. Con.
soils 65aa;, reduced 65ss; navy per cent.
ss!a..
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Alerandria County, June term, 8oSs
ORDERED,
- That Huh Carokn, administrator Of James
Carolin, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisement twice in each week for a weeks,
in-the lie. andria Daily Advertiser.
Taste,
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg,
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THE ,NDRAI1sTs
/. 1:RAAQUzL3H.xs

= rr. K 3LE. -.
11ANeyzLE11 - the w:st4 Of 1ssll ss Els
good, while pur SURG sbeetrassr OF Y sse-as
the great, while toHuw,s8 th- star cot g'o'
ry-and the i..lic, while creeping rsnstt1s
ssyes Of dissipation sigh tot sssrqalslsys
and make il she. gree, object which my
5ultima.el " hope tasobain. How auxis iasty
does the ssilor, on the hxh. aQd giddymasts
when rolling on rempes,uouss seas, cssshss
Eyes over the foamiag biltoass aud sns,ci.
pate the calm serari.y he.heprs so sspJ y
when he reaches The wished tor shaa
Even kings grow, weary OF shetr sPlsdd1d
slasery.-apd nabics sseae urdefiIcttas.
ing dignitirs. AH, ia shost, 4 ei less des
light Ia the actual eijoymsEf OF worthy
pursuits, hcwe~er great aodheno,ss,tft. hey
nay~be, than IN she idea,ot DC it.g .st'sssssso
,ellrquish them ard rctstnio
! SO Some calm sequester'd spot,
The world forgetting by the@olla ioiggnth
IMPRDM
On a-neW-Inade bisaop preachlns- bstvfrfskhe
Eonse OF Loros.
Twas soeN enoush that Gooaeaotgh
Before the House did preach;
- For sure enengb fal. I'D .toMoh
Are those he had,io each.
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made its way into yesterdays publication
At the head ofthe ship news, for Port of Bal
timore, read $ Port Of .dlexand,sa.'
Mr.. 6notuden, -
AS number Of cattle in the neigh5orhood
have been lost this season by the hoUen,
presume the following will be interesting 10
some of your readers. II has, within few
days, been published by .,entleman in Rich
mond, under the signature Of L. N who CO.
pied it from one of the last volumes of the
British 1Rehertory Of .4rfs, received from Lon
don.
On the dangerous effects of Clover on Cattle
Method of preventing accidents, and APP
proved remedies when they do occur--By
M. y. Vincenncs.
From the Refractory Of IRIS, tabkshedin Lon
don last yecr (iso7.)
CLOVER is very substaasial food. and
cattle will eat it till they burst, Of iodi
ses,ion, if not prevented by care aud at.
tertiou.
We mus, net coufoun this Indigestion
with those sudden swel'ings. called tyn,ba.
mites. metsorisations, which are followed
hy immediate death If the animal be nor
spee1ilv relieved trom the air that swclis
and sufrocates it.
sis DOT the quality of the herb that IS
hu,,ful. bus simply The quantity Of air and
water with which it ls surcharged, and
from which ii should be freed before it Is
gwen to the cattle.
have suffered several losses from this
cause; bu, an certain they have always
happened through the ina.sen,ion OF my
servants 10 my absence, and that OF my sl'
perintendans.
The means of preventing this disorder,
are i.
| First. Never to give this herb 10 the
| beginning of the spring before it has ac'
| ouired certain degree OF strength. When
| very young il abounds more 10 air and
water (,he principal causes Of the disor
der) besides if too young, it affords bu'
little uourishment to the cattle, ADD they
of course consume much greater qoan
iisy. -
Secondly. Always to give it Gu, the
evening before, a little at time, with ma
pspemens,, vigilantlY observing wheshe'
The animals appears incommeded by il, OF
brrips TO swell never TO give it damp
or heated, from heaping it 10 TOO great |
quantity 10 the place where il is spread &
Thirdly. The deceased Mr.. Gilbert, We
,;ranv professor, known by many excellen
works ia agriculture. in his work. SIR Ars
Pra;riss .Arafcislss, has published 'h'
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ORPHANS COURT,

: January q.
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sion of the Ist regiment of abe linz, Ger
man Infantry, came ia this afternoon, snd'
are now eubarkipg; aud # the weather il;
moderate, will sail TO the Downs so~mof..
row, TO join.
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FOR SALE.

n ok SALG..
A likely young NEGRO AI,A.N:-hesis sc-
customed to farming work and rs a toierabsc
good coarse shoemaker.
A9py to The Printer.
June %. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23
by THIS DAYS MAIL,
ANEW-YORK, June 90.

The editor of the Mercantile advertiser has
received by the ship Latona file ofLondon
J papers to the evening of the 18th Of April,
tone day lated than by any previous arriyal)
5 and Lloyd's Lists to the ssth. The papers
Ihrnish nothing Of greater importance than
she following articles
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23
e. AJexand, IA Iheatre.

The PUBLIC are respectfully
informed that the above I sEA~
IRE will open on Tuesday lasa-
.ang, June %, and continue open
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
& SATURDAY, until further lie
tice. Particulars Of the first Eer-
Torrance will be given III a. 1u-
.ture advertisement.
[une rs.
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aleranurta DAILY aDbeltiSar.
THURSDAY, JUNE %.

10 Our readers will please to correct an
error which, through tie hurry of business,
made its way into yesterdays publication
At the heas ofthe ship news, for Port of Bal
timore, read s. Port Of .dle1and,va.'
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TO RENTs

A convenient two story Dyelling Hoass and
Store, situate OIL the corner of King and Pits
streets, lately occupied by Mr. John Ramsasss
Apply,to
Eliza Wilton, OK
Robert |. Taylor.
January q. s,,2aw
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GEORGE bIKCM.

RestectfuNy Informs the Ladies andazentleHsrr
ef.aisrandrta,
THAT he has .comnlcaced painhSg Pro
FILES in the nearest styie-also, cutting
them at his room in Eing. street, four doors
above the Indian Queen; where he has ..for
sale, number OF Frints-Niews of pirladels
,phia, Richmond, Mount-Vernon, sc.
,July 20 eo5e*
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

I His aavcutures and suderiags during ri
this tiwe were cer,ainlv vrrv interests
! 'Ps, and are related in the trne style OF ha--
rae'e, IN stmple, pleasing aiiA imS.sss;ye
Languages. S1Y-
Ills not, however. mercy 70 nntk.s the
Ipubnc.ac9naiDted ~rh TIE history Of Hl.ls-.
an, Sr7,hso;,, that We recpn,,ne6dtlis work
out also that they MAJ hare ,.ilnpse of the
cruelties and enormi,ies of every species
practised by the British government u,,o,
the irish people--tlas they may be able TO
Judge whether the Irish martyrs TO the ss-
cred cause OF liberty, merit The oprroiriaay
expectations of +" Trai'ors' and s>Rrhels -
as they nave been but 100 ostSsi callSs: esen
In ms country--or whether they do not de-
serve to be held in as high estimation b, e.
very true American as those Win, ,,lanrrd
and achieved oar Independence
Mentioning the word 8. Rebel'' reminds
US OF a paragraph .in,onc of Mr.. S4inpso,,'s
letters, whioh'asit relates TO some me asurrs
OF thus term, We shall transcribe to Gle Sc li,e.
present notice. ecu
81 scorned, therefore, to draw any dis
tihction between my case and that of any o.
Their of the [Irishl prisoners They were
Reoels, und ub:edly, and so was I l had
NOT invited the French--but my enemies had
invitedth Hessians. And did not hesj-
tate to say, that in the general prostration
OF law, constitution, humanity and Justice:
whlist the heaven was red With the corrus-.
cations OF cottages in flames, aud the earth
crlmsoned with the blood at human yictit,,ss
whist the groslns of those, ag9niziba IN .or-
ture, assembled with the thick smoke tba,
rolled as the incense of canibals 10 the idols
OF their bloody worship when Justice wink
ed as She went by, and Vlllainy exuit, d
and the tears OF Innocence defiowerec. dronS
ped needless, and mrevengetl, upon thA
oiood-stained earth whilst the darkness
alone sheltered the houseie fugitives from
their pursuers, and the despairing mother.
lurking IN the hiding-places oil the wild te-
nants o. the fields, stretched out her pow
erless hands TO feel finer Sh vering offspring.
without other covering than the n,antle OF
night, were yet alive aud near herI did
not hesitate to say, in such a mument-ve
mnSf re0ei! We must not be disarn,eG -.
Whatever SPeci"us pretext may be urged
Tor the commission of such CRIMES, they are
not to be endured b. honorable IN. n bur
u Shey De committed in fu-tIletance of "
surpatlon and robbery, they are 70 be resiss
ted as treasons of the blackcst dye. Hdr-
ild alternative. On the one hand stood Re-
oelhon, on the other, Treason and Murder
The fury of party left DO middle course. 1
preferred rebellion 10 murder and treason.
and 1t is for tn ihat traitors have called
me traitor, whilst have cast the a,oelia-
ton III their teeth"
Trenton True american.