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MARRIED last evening, oy the Rev.
nlr.' Matt, Walter JOKES, Esq. a.tos.
ney for the Distnc, .f Columbia, to the
amiable ADD accomplished Miss ANa L..
LEE, daoghtsr of Charles Lee. Esq. Of
.hls place, and late attorney general fer
the u. States.
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" HoNEsTus" will excuse NC for not pub
fishing his ,remarhs--I donot feel myself ct
liberty TO pabiish any thing from an anony-
nous writer, that may be construed into per-
sonality without first understanding its import
myself.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, April IS
TcoxTISuED.
FIVE O'Clock.

The bousc met; and postponed Indefinitely
q number Of bills.
The bill from the senate 10 authorize the
President under certain contingencies to sus-
pend the non-importation law having been
called UP. and motion having been made to
postpone it indefinitely,
Mr. Nfzvton begged the house to consider
one moment before they had postponed this
bill. They had already passed law author
ising the President Of the United States to
suspend the operation of the embargo law, in
the event Of general peace, or such accom-
mediation to neutrals as should render the
commerce of the United States safe Now
in the event of that law being suspended it
might also be proper to suspend this.
Mr.. Nelson said he should never vote for
the repeal or suspension of ts law He
hoped to see The time when it should become
permane Mt regulation; he would not yield
to any of the powers Of Europe, and he wish
ed to be independent of them. There were
many things now imported from Europe,
which could as well be maze in our own eoun-
try. If they could be as well made, he consi-
dcred it sound policy to give preference to
our own manufactures, and so far to prohibit
theirs as 10 effect preference OF our own
Whether in this principle am right or
wrong, said he, am certainly right in this
that at this late period Of the session it is in-
possible to discuss such question as this, and
therefore wish the motion to prevail
!, Mr.. BurweH said he would add but sim
gle observation to those ofthe gentleman Just
sat down. He was in favor of postponing the
4 1oE, ..
understood that we have right to make all
regulations We please respecting our COM
merce, or trade, or aught else, without con-
sulting the dispositions of any power what
ever. Tie wished it to be understood here
and elsewhere; and therefore he was in favor
of postponement of this bill.
Mr. Marion said he was one Of those who
originally voted Tor the non-inportsticn law,
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the same 10 rs sppIcatioh 70 the u >. IL
they could grant any pr;.il ges in trade TO
France OF Spain for admission into their
West India colonies, Crea, Britain would
be entitled to the same, provided she ad.
mit,ed the u. S. into her islands also, and
rot otherwise. leoud not perceive there
fore how il was possible that the y. 81
should be injured by the stipulation con.
tained in this article while !. was probable
that they mignt derive some advantage
from il. |. could cot restrain then from
passing a navigation act TO place them On
an equal footing with Grea, Britain, espe-
cially If II was made general or applied only
to her and the other nations having such
acts. The RICH, 70 pass such an act was
mol taken away BY any other stipulation IN
the treaty, and there was nothing in this
article tina, had such tendency. The
terms "shall continue 10 be on the ioo,ing
of the most favored nation, s. /" refer to
the principles established by the prreedog
artices aod no, to the existing laws or re
gula.ions of ei,her party. 1t the latter was
The case, j. would follow, that the tonnage
duties, the discriminating duties, &c. would
remain as they were. The preceding arti-
cles were ip,ended, in the points to which
they extended, to establish a standard Of
equality between the parties, 10 which the
rsgula!lohs Of each, whsther they exceeded
or fell shori Of il, should be brought. Il
could not be doubted bat the Blush ex-
por, duly was Of the first description, tina.
il violated the principle Of the mos, favored
nation. The British commissioners ad
milted he fact, and DID no, pretend tejus
,ify i. on ,ha. ground They urged 10 its
favor only, that The same du'y was impos
ed on exports to their OWE co!onie. is Anne.
RIGA, and hat il any change was made 10
ii, to satisfy the claim of the u. S. On the
principle of The right ct the most favored
nation, i, would be to raise It on the goods
exported 70 other countries, 20, 10 reduce
il on those sent 10 the u. S. The pfinci-
pie, however, established by this article,
being applicable to rhat day, IT was 20 be
presumed ;ha! it might fairly be relied on
10 OBJ a,n modification of it, either by
reducing the duty on exports TO the y. S.
or raising il on those to other na,ions.-
There is nothing IN this article TO restrain
he y. S. from adopting measures to coua.
terac, the British policy with resPec, to The
West iodies. If sha, objec, had 40, been
secured BY special article, from the pos
sibIi.y Of being Elected by she Others, the
principle, established By he present one,
could %, have affected it, otherwise than
bsne6ciaIly.
ITO be continued
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LETTER
FROM Mr.. MONROE,
TO THE sEcRETARY OF STATE,
RTrHNoNp, Februar,
5DATE.p,

RICHMOND, February4s, 1903.
Accompanying the message. of the President
of the U. States, to Congress, on the S2d
March.
rcoKrIsUED.1
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BOSTON,, April 20.

On MONDAY evening the excellent ship
Sally. Capt. Lewis, arrived here from
Liverpool; bringing regular files Of
London PsPsrs and lists, to the 18th
March. .., .:..' ..
In the debates of the British Parliament
we find the relations between the United
States and G. Britain were made the
theme of interesting and repeated dis
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-06

RUSSIAN SQUADRON BLocKADFp.
The last accounts received from Gi-
braltar are said to state that lord Colling-
weed blockades Russian squadron of
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CONGRESS-.
Senate oftbe United States.
TKURsrAY, Noven6sr "a.
EMBARGO.
DEBATE on. lfr. Hiilhouse's mot;en for a
REPEAL
IcoNTiNuED.]
(Mf. Gaes's Sbeech centinued. J

n -
The gentleman does not tell you, sir
that the farmer wants any thing, but that he
has plenty over much. The puzzle is, to
know what to do with the surplus plenty.--
And how does the. gentleman advise the
farmer to dispose of It Why hs tells him;
raise the embargo and it viii increase the
price OF your surplus produce and for this
supposed difference In price, he advises the
farmer to sell his own freedom and his coun-
try's independence and in this contempti-
he and miserable barter, to purchase his
own and his country's vassalage-to cease
20 be freeman, and to become a slave -
To give up the noble feelings inspired by
liberty and freedom, and to descend to the
nbject and ignominious existence of a slave
Eithout any mental feelings whatever. Sir,
-
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f CONTINUED
(M. 1oHnso,l's skeech concluded. J

mr.. ! ofe1So7l S speech C0nc!idcG.
Mr.. ]. then adverted to statement of
the exports from Great Britain to all the
world, which had the stamp of authority
nponit amounting to 81 million pounds ster-
ling; and after deducting the exports to
places from which Great Britain is now en-
tirely excluded, including America, her ex-
ports would amount only to about six n iii.
ons pounds sterling. Could nation coun-
tenance a system like this, when her very
: existence x. depended upon commerce She
might brave the storm for season, and the
immense capital thrown iato the island of
Great Britain for want Of commerce might
enable enable the cabinet to facilitate their
looms but change must take place, if this
nation would persevere. At end, said he,
te London and Liverpool merchants and
Mr. Brougham, in the House OF Commons,
against the orders in council, and this state
ment will be conhrmtd. 1t was proven that
before the orders II cos:acil the usIai astiri-
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
wEnNEsDAy, Nooen'tes- 50.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
IEEAT

On the rcAost III fart Ct the committee to
uho,n za0s rcf'1red 60 mvch q Tie frssi-
ccnt's message as relotes to fateisn ,ela-
y tions.
.[coNTINuEp.j
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
John C.. LADD.
Has FOE Sale

Has FOE Sale,
90 bales German Linens, confR,
ing OF brown and white Rolls, haxen 0Mr
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Burlaps anil
Checks AID Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
SO bags of black Pepper Of the best o..
lity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
T do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes Spsr
n,aeiti and Tailow Candles, Cheese, &c. &C.
April Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
IS TO RENT.

PT-HE subscriber offers to rent for one or
i more Years, adjoining the place where
! On ne now lives, Blacksmith's shop, with
complete set of Tools, Dwelir 6 House IN
comfortable. condition, calculated for taml
v, together with between three and four acres
ofvery rich land--From several years expe-
rience, I can with truth declare, that there
San be no better stand for blacksmith than
the one now offered to let.
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad.Creek,
December 9 isl ) lawtt
" r. IF l don't rent the fine stand, /
will give good wages to young man, or a
man with family. L. b. M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
JAMES BACON,

ut his GROCERY STORE, on hng'street, ha' =
addition to his former stock, added
a ffeh Supply of Genuine Artlcle'ln
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
lie nozv offers. for sale, on ms usual 70" '0''
MuCcovado Sugars, ofvanou'qs1
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder, un,e
Imperial, l h ,.,...
Tyson, PSfac"str
5::es Hz;'' and '" ii . '''
SouChong
Best green Coffee
Chocolate, OF superior qaa'hf
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry, US
Lisbon,
TenerlG:.
Malaga, and
Genuine Old PORT
Coonac and Bourdeaux Braasf'
Cd jamaica Spirit, for family USE :, y.s
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vm''H'' s''
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whishr, ,
Molasses, Wine, and CIDER '''0"'
Stoughton's Bitters, .;. n;onsns
CAYENNE and black pepper race a ~ BAILEY
Ginger, basket salt for table U.S. IN din ad
rice, starch, fig blue, soap mos 1,'up+s, Ropt|
sDermaceti candles, refined salt.~ ss,inn,,sona|
iadiro, alum, copporas, madder ;,.. ei 5,rso
spinning cotton, patent SLOT al S ,IIc- ,sgsao
qIish and country made sunp." = ,si1g 81
and smoking tobacco, very 0e'' :
' Hamilton and Leiper's snuff f'0''
in boxes. sod or sape'p
guilty, Dixon's best ditto, ,, mr1pR every
den,;;ob,,'s. SC. sc. with genera s;an haze bed
,ieIs In his ! ste whole Of nhio ,nossd
collected with care, and viii Dc
the very lowest terms I'D
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
NOTICE.
THE COMMISSIONERS,
A PPOINTED by the act OF Con

THE COMMISSIONERS,
a APPOINTED by the act OF Con-
( a gress, !" entitled an act authorisins the
erection of BRIDGE over the river Poto-
mac, within the District OF Columbia, hereby
give notice, that meeting of the Stockholders
ofthe Washington Bridge CONTRARY, agreeably
to the directions of the said act will be held at
Stelles Hotel in the city Of Washington, on
Monday the Cd Of May between 10 o'clock
a. NJ and sP. NJ. for the purpose OF electlng
Eve Directors, Clerk and a Treasurer, and
such other officers, agents and servants, as the
said Company may think fit to appoint, and
fol, transacting any other business, In pursu-
ance of the said act, and appertaining to the
nature and objects of the institution OF said
Company.
By order2f the Commissioners,
ROBERT BRENT.
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FOR SALE,
Spanish HIDES,

Spanish FIiIJLo,
n hite and Reown clayed SUGARS in
bags,
pFascavatlo SUGARS in hhds, & bis.
Green C COFFEE in bags,
Madeira WINE,
s. London particular market co. In pnpes'
half pipes and Or. ca ks.
Catalonia do. in or. casks
CASTLE SOAP in boxes,
Best Spanish SEGARS,
A few tons of LOCKWOOD.
Nath. Wattles, 6 Co.
Eat es lawSn.
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WaJhiagton Tavern,
ALEXANDER GORDON,

ReshecguNy inf0rmeh FRIENDS and ne rub rub
Lie IN general,
THAT he has taken the house lately occu.
MED by RANDOLPH MoTT, ank known by the
narne of the Washington Tavern, and has pro-
vided himself with choice liquors, good beds,
and is prepared to accommodate customers
the best manner, and has careful and. at
entiye hostler,, he solicits a portion OF puoac
patronage.
March i8. co
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Ten Dollars Reward.
R.6A .fW.dY from THE subscriber on the 2oth
Of -ztril inst, NECRo WOMAN, named
M O I. T. Y:

She is low stout-made woman. about Is
years of age, has down look, yellow COM
plexion, had on ahomespuE mixed hsbit'white
stockings and coarse shoes. She has ahusbahd
living with Judge Fitzhugh in Alexandra and
it is supposed she is harbored somewhere In
town. Whoever takes up and secures her, SO
that get her again shall receive the above
reward and reasonable charges if brought
home.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
Form ofG Proxy.

Form q "a Proxy.
hereby empower to give as
many votes in my name for the officers of
the Washington Bridge comfaay, at the ensu-
ing election as hold shares, and to transact
during the same such other business as may
be necessary.
Given under nay hand this day
of
fitness,
April u. cotSM.
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TO RENT,
ROBERT GRAY,

M
Bookseller and iSsatiener, Alag street, safeed''-
aria, ofsrs for saie, 4pho,cSalc or fef9li,
The following BOOKS
100 American Pfeceptor
100 Columbian Orator
So Dwight's Geography
II Eutropius
81 Jess Tutors, Assistant
50 School Tcstan,eHts
IS Webstep's Selections
u Web ter's Mercantile arithmetic
500 Murray's English Reader
1000 Introduction to Reading
IS Mair's Caesar
IS Erasmus
TOO Philadelphia Latin Grammar
20 Rudcman's Rudiments
100 SCOTS Lessons
$50 Ashes Grammar
10 Ectropius
IS Entick's Dictionary
IS Jones's Dictionary
so Ramsay's Life of Washington
Guth,ie's Geography, vols. quar-
to, with Folio Atlas
IS School Bibles
- Family do assorted
& Bibles, octave, with Cansie Notes
IL Horace Dolphin:
IL Virgil do.
y Ovid do.
u Caesars do
i2 Saiiust's do.
- Leundcn's Greek and Latin lessa.
meRt
S Cicero Delphini
s |uyenal do.
s Terrence do.
Is Bowditch's Practical Navigator
- Universal History, abridged, for tie
use of Schools
"a Morse's Geography, abridged
ls Goldsmith's England, abridged
IL ---- Rome, abridged
10 History of America
500 Dilworth's Spelling Book
100 Webster's DO.
100 Universal do.
SO Columbian do.
70 Murray's do.
-. 10 Misses Magazine.
And variety of Books IN the dit
ferent departments Of Literature and
Science.
April IS. Iawlm
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John Bowen,
Prince Wiliiann county near

Hay-market. NJ
~ Masters OF vessels and others are
ferewarned against harboring employing or
cArrying her oF.
April &c. DIST.
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4
Corsica
Old St. Estephe Medoc laret, in caxss Of
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto, do best wine bitters
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-E.npland do.
Cogniac, Bordeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin III cases
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogshcads Havana honey
IS do. choice retailing rnolassc.
r.,on
u'pc%ooA
- TEAc
49,, urso,
go uuson Sin and go" 4'''''s
souchong
,,-s. different Qualities
n, - -
e a,d I'M, sugars. Philadelphia, Bal
Aoai 90" AIevan,lr;a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29

SAL I, &C.
TURKS Island,1
St. Ubes, caIT
Ground Alum.
* Liverpool fine,
SUGAR in hhds. and barrels.
COFFEE. by tierce or bag.
Imperial and TEA.
Young Hyson )
n. Z. RUM, in barrels.
WHISkEY,in dc.
FISH in barrels, &c. sc. sc.
FoR SAILS By ~
NJ 3. Family FLOUR as usual.
March 49, 2awu.
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Land fo, Sale.

THE subscriber oifers for sale
= u 4 valuable tract GLAND
lying on opeekon Greek, about
four miles from Mariins6urg,
contsining about t2oacrss about
60 acres Of said tract u Lime.
stone, and the remainder ktst.fats
Slate Land !; there are on Tie pre-.
misses M Apple and Peach Or
chard ofgood Fruit, and : mum.
Der Of other Fruit treesi there are
two springs Of never failing wafer
on said ifaet, . 6omfort4 " dwell
ing house and othes. Que litses |;
about seventy actes DC cleared
Land, about six acresof Meadow,
and about twenty acres of good
Meadow ground |; the remainder
ofthe Land Is well timbcred. For
terms apply TO the subscriber on
the premises. -. ~, Y -
! JOSEPH VAN METRE.
November II, 1903. -
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ssn,,qy. HOGS. !.

TAKEN up trespassing on
II she plantation Of the sub.
scriber, near Martinsburg, Eve
SFRAY HOGS, two Of them
Sows about eighteen mouths old,
one white, the other blne, neither
ofthem marked, appraised To Two
dollars and fifty cents each !; also,
ons red barrow with black spots,
One whise Barrow with Black
Spots, and one barrow with white
forepafss and red hindpar,s, sup
posed % be Two years old, and
valued Il. three dollars EACH
these abarows have large holes
In each eaf. (.
WILLIAM Moor. =
Big Spring. Nov. 10, 1909.
!. = = 80
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Mr.. RrcusRD, cREaowErH,
!. -. Take Notice, -.

THAT On the 24th day of De-
cember next after the date hereof,
in the ,hopse in which Mr.. Ed.
mund. Graham now lives, 10 the
sownuf hlsttius6urg CouSsy Of
Berkeley and Commonwealth Of
Virgins, | intend to take the de.
positions Of Samael Chsnoweth.
John c henowxth and Richafd Che
noweth, which I intend to oFsf in
eyidspee on the trial of = suit in
Chantery, now depending and
undetermined in the County
Codtt Of Berkeley, in which I am
complainant, and you are deiend-
ant Il said dispositions osbe taken
by virtue Of a commission issued
10 said suit for that purpose. "a
J ,.,.-. / Yours, &c. l.-
PHfLENoN CHENowErH.
i November -, 1909. H.. -
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some evii dfsbo.
mn, ss6 perseas max q ,bsacg

M7HEREAs some Evil disbo-
nv ssd perssas MAX q t,rac,
Tee 3 fentering on M lands ads:
;o;niag TosePh, Eoresian's mill
fraci and bonndsdky The lads ef
Nssvkirk, Henry French, svi1,sv
Miller, widow Ajthois aud Rep.
1ches tracts, nsar the mouth ef
RaGk- Greek, Be,keIsy Caunty, cut
tang dosDr and hawiiaF aspay my
iissber; thereby orsOarn NJ per.
sons fran entering on thesaid land
and commitsiag any lind ef Ires.
pass as Lam deisrnsiDed u prove
cute any person thar shall Be found
guitiyiacuiiing 4sryil timber hasol.
ing i a.vay, burning or othsrIDise
ceMrsiiiiag svdsfsliaThs timber.
4 ~ Il. ZION AiiLLEV.S
Messmtss 10, 1908. es { II
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CHEAP GOODS.

-NuR .,h...;,..;. 49,. ,.,,.,..
M suoscriOeI 70 Juss open.
Rayr -. sra.....,.ss >fSon,,,2
.saab Attu ae1tttlkIl&SUp"sf
which henird0ea himselfto The
.,,,.i;. y. $3.50 1870
Puone 20 tetsA On - Sooo u NOV
betrrr terms than any other person
--Those Tho doubt. have only To
s.li - ,,.;e.F,L... -, q =
fstsT7 t'ss "sss' ~ 20 +
Imon1 his late purchases are !: J
! So. :, ,v,.....,. sf-
Wv p.eea IlOth - INC 80 laI'sn, r..
s.Dlessn coaIns tor Laaies wear
.: S~ansaew .aa Vs. ss saa2es Z.
p neu .'a noy:a 90. r....-S,..,.
p,sssS.a 80 So " ! y = ss0ro'
Ss !ro" A"-s 70 o."
atssn'as So
naSa n1 an aaa ~ So d.a.s p snSM
co,ton .nd,nrss = s--HT-
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d ANawayjIoT Subscriber
IN Lyihlg ii Madison County,
HIsginia, about the first Of Sep
sen5ey iast, aNegf5 man by the
n1ns aE GiGusieri hs u about foe
sesjs or five inches high. stout
n1de, his fore teeth are very sDids
apart; he il DC 4 br6rpnish cast,
Safnoi q aElaito &c j satpssed
he u lRkiag 0beai either ii NE
County ef Bsrkeiey or F,eds,ick.
Ten dollars rc,eGrd, sDith an sea
sond6ie CHAR nil be eiVen fer
securing ne sad Negro IL any
jail, 30 that IgSf han again.
: ANGUS &RI,CkER.
Nspsmbsr 10, 1903. e., 2 :
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II
Drr.prMrSTT on sr.rr
~, -. Iuly 81. iaos.
al .s;, ~
Herewith vol, viii receive ! Cd !.
NO II, he n,neTs r.latinu 10 one Of
f., v...ri. which v,cre ds,trn,I,,,.d
:, .ss H. tn FrenchI frir.tes re-:
,,,rr;no from IL Ws.,. fades. I
oh..rvs M, II you, Ietter Is M.
chsnsn,ony' : al ,he' adr 81 a Mi,
COZ, Nave 'ine; den,ali enotie ga th,s
ae : IL ANIL. renaration
.houid rs, have Been made % the
.ufF.rers. tie 5,pre.;den, thinks il
nroner t /, I 4. them cases become
au,6en,ica,ed. Won ,ho,id pre.en,
e,kem N term, mon NV s,vaEen
ne French 3, r,toyernmeus. q the,
nature ofthe Injury and The de.
naands III Justice. The burning
aof neutral yessels detained on the
high seas, Is 'the most Distressing
lofail the modes by which bsllire.
rents exert force contrary 70 right;
and. in proportion /. il Is dssti.
tute Of apology. oueh, ii ieast to
be the prontstitude and aApiitude
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