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RON WORKS.-ihe following lambs Nh
be sold together or in separate parcels 20 suit
purchasers, at Public Auction, at NJ. Chase's
Vcndue Warehouse, in Baltimore, on SArre.
DAY the 18th day OF May next, at IL O'Clock:
23,,543 acres of LAND, more or less, consisting
OF different surveys adjoining each other, lying:
in Bath and Bottetourt counties, i'll the state of
Virginia, on the Cowpasture river, which empties
into James River There is on the above Lands.
great abundance of Iron Ore, of the best quail
ty, to be obtained with very trihing expence, near
navigabe water, and situations suitable for erect
ing furnaces and FORCES. The annexed certifi-
cate of Adam Ciackner, IAN experienced men
of good character) is referred 20 FOR further par
ticuiars. The first named subscriber has ALSO
been on the Lands and examined the situations
OF the river for furnaces and forges, and is of o.
pnion that The annexed certificate is in every res
pect correct
The terms of sale will be 5000 dollars cash,
and forthc residue Of the purchase money an ex-
tended credit VIII be given. The titles are be-
lcyed to be unTIues,i0nabe. The Patents NAV
be seen by application 20 the subscribers.
IOSIAS PENNINGTON,
N pNICE,
Trustees ST tie Paiesfse.
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NIALUABLE 1aNuEAcruaLuc $3.50

VALUABLE HiNUFacTURING bILL
& DLSIILLER1'--Th SUBSCRIBER win
sell or lease for term Of years. with or without
a dstIilery, containing five stills of near 1000
gallons, the valuable MILL on Appomattox river,
IN Cumberland1 lately owned by William Skip
with The house is Go feet long, 90 wide, aud
and l pair corn stones, with Evans's patent M
chincry and Saw Mill in complete order Boats
pass under the MIL through one Of the best locks
ON the river-the neighborhood affords avn ahuu-
dant supply of wheat, and on the spot re two,
commodious houses calculated for a store and re-
sdence. 1t sold, the purchas err may be accom-
modated with or 500 acres of Land one halg;n
wood Terms may be known on application To-
Mr. Jeiicrs at the Mil or to me near Gentle
Bridge. EDMUND H1PPTSON
amelia, 4tyH 10. (1a7utf
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March 19.

- EMOVAL.-JVe have res,,oued 0ay Cougtjry
~ House to the House insaseediate(y below o,t3
contiguous to the ore we have hitherto occubied.
gOhere qve havc for sale, 1NascoUaao Sugar b. the
hhd or bill. Sherry Wine in quarter casks, and n
feSO cases old Ciaret, Of SUPERIOR quality
ROBERTGy ALLAN POLLOK c, On.
March 8. |obtf)
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JAMES MONROE.
(Signed)

No. 81. LoNpUN, Nov. 26, 1906
SIR,
Ihasten to transmit to you col'-- Of letter
which I received yesterday from lord Muleraye
in reply to mine Of August 12th, and September
Esd From, TIC length Of time which had elaps
eO, and other circumstances, had almost con
cluicd that his government had resolved not TO
enter on tie subject but TO leave me toget its de-
ternini ton as could, from the decision Of the
admiralty. find, however, with much satisfac.
lion, liat it is intended to take it I'D, whence
there is some cause 20 presume that thc business
may yet be placed on satisfactory footing.
shall not fail to cherish disposition 10 such an
adjustment, by all the means in my power. or to
INFORM you without delay, Of whatever may occur
H. Il.
am, sir, with great respect and esteem,
Your very Obedent servant,
JAMES MONROE.
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tcopYj
DowNryc STREET, Nov. Is, 1905

IOWN'.o . NNLIJ NOV. %, I8U5.
SIR,
Upon deliberate cons Iteration ofthc nature
and importance Of the question which you have
opened IN thc two official notes which l had The
lcnor 60 receive from YOU, and adycriing to The
gturnds Of rcas mrs, uror which you have prin.
,iyaily rested ycur representation, J dec ned it
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VALUABLE LANDs-The subscriber wi

" ALUABLE LANDS.-The subscriber wila
sell, on credit, or exchange for property
IN Richmond, orits neighborhood, the following
LANDS, to witt
o22 acres in the state Of Kentucky by survey,
bearing date the 10Th d.y of October I7g7 lyinl,
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, by survey bear.
ing date the 1Oth October 17g7.- Ike wise l,ing.
III the district set apart for the officers and sokG-
cIs OF the Virginia state line, on the North s.,s-
ot Little River, branch of Cumberland Ris1I-
and abouttwo and an halfm from the moutts oE
Little river.
Also, $50 acres Of Land in the county Of Mason.
state ofVirginia on Old Town Creek, about :
miles from Mason courthouse.
Ihdisputable titles will be made 70 the above
mentioned Lands and plots ofeach tract may 1g
seen on application 60 the subscriber residing i,
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN,
Jan. %. TIawtC7
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(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
No. 40. IoxnoH, FEBY. %, 1906.
SIR,
Pre:uming that it may be satisfactory to the
president, and useful, TO be made acquainted,
without delay, with every incident that occurs, l
have the pleasure TO send you a copy of late note
to Mr.. FC:, on our concerns i'll his hands. In orr
first interview he promised to examine the pa
pers and give me another at an early day, but as
did not hear from him within the time ] had ex-
pccted, called again, when he informed me that
he had not yet been able TO take up the American
papers, but should soon do it, lie asked in what
shape the most interesting topic presented itself,
abiding, as understood, to the late seizures.
replied by a complaint on the part Of the United
States, Of a violation by Great Britain of the re-
lations subsistihg between the Countries, and /
illustrated the remark by sketch Of the conduct
OF Igoy cTnment in the most material circumstan-
ccs. TO the merits OF the case he said bat little
| What he did say, however, was concIliatng, and
hc repeated what he had said in the former in
tervew, OF his earnest desire to the affairs OF
the two countries placed on the most friendly
footing. He assured nc that should hear from
him as soon as he had read the papers, which he
would do without DELAY I minated that, by
giving him summary OF the whole, l might per-
haps facilitate his research to which he assented
1t was on that ground that l addressed him the
lUClOSCd note.
have since received your letter Of January Is,
in which you promise to send me an examination
Of the British principle lately published the me-
MORALS Of tho merchants OF our principal towns,
and other documents Illustrative of the subject
/ shall be happy TO receive these, and shall GER
tainly cndeavor to draw from them all the aid
which they can furnish. The letter referred to
IN the commencement of that Of tie 18th has not
come TO hand, nor has any of later date than
December 4. ] shall be attentive to the iiuncti-
Of contained in uIe last paragraph Of that OF the
18th.
As the subject is now fairly before the new mi
nistry, who seem TO be well disposed in the bust
ness, permit me TO submit it 20 consideration wc-
Their II may not be better that 10 measure should
be defniu' ely adopted, or if already adopted, be
executed, Till fair experiment is made of what
may be expected Of it. BY suspcnding what
~ GIT have been contemplated in another view,
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by virtue of deed of trust, executed TO me
- by Armistead Russell, for the purpose OF
securing to Bartholomew cambridge, the pay
mcnt ofone thousand two hundred and nineteen
pounds and eight pence-I shall, OH the I'd day
Of May next, proceed 10 sell, TO the highest bid
der, for ready money, at New-Kent Court House,
A TRACT OF LAND, lying in New Kent coun-
ty, called Poindcxter's, containing six hundred
and thirty-sX acres twelve likely NEGROES ;
or SO much of the said PRoPERrY as may be ne
cessary to satisfy the balance of the debt due on
said deed, together with the expences attending
the execution thereof
WIN ARMISTEAD, Trustee.
April g. rSw1
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4 LIBERAL price will be given for an y1cy-
= ceptionable Male COOK-One o. a middle
age would be preferred Enquire of Poser and
Mo nCure. April S (e~+rN
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EOR SALLY virtue Of a deed Of trust ee-
Il ecuted to the subscriber, BY Richard E. Airna-
strong, to secure The payment Of DEBT due to Rich
ready money, on Saturday the thirtieth day Of f.
PrH inst. 6sfore the door Of Thomas WiHss, in
the town IF Milton, one half acre LOT g5ih IT'S
improvements, ia said town, No. IS, being the
same Lot soldI by said Gaa,s6iHt TO said iyntsfrong
as per deed If record in the county court Of Al6e-
marie Acting trustee far others, 4piH only con-
Ve the title peSted in me as such
DAVID IN PERSoN, Trustee
Milton, .4brik S, 1908. (oazvS1v }
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THE subscriber having obtained q liccnce,
L viii Immediately commence the practice OF
LAW in the county courts of Hanover, King
William and King and Queen, and in the district
court of King & Queen
WILLIAM II. ROANE.
Hanover, April s. (4tl
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NJ oiiCE, to the creditors Of james and Alex.
:lhucr Du1lefr-fhat on Saturday the S0th
day OF April next, at O'Clock A. NJ the subscri
oers VIII Proceee IT the Compiling Room of Herr
ry Hovey, IN tlis city, to make a dividend of the
funds III ther hands, arising from deed OF trust
executed to them by Alexander Dunlop, the sur
V,'lhS partner, and duly recordcdm the General
Court
The several creditors will he particular in lodg
ing thslr c1ailns with II. Hovcy, duly established,
before the day limited for payment-and where.
from the remote residence OF any of the crad;
tors, II shall be announcement to give personal at
tendance, they will use the precaution to appoint
an attorney IN fact, for the purpose of subscribin-
20 tie terms OF the said deed OF trust and also of
receiving the dividend.
i. For the information of those concerned. the fol-
loving clause is extracted from The said deed.
y But 1t is hereby declared and fully % be Under
stood, that il any creditor or creditors # the
sad James and 4 Islander Dunlop shall efuser
70 accept the provisions OF tilis deed OF trust.
:, ana snah institute any suit suits s.inst the
Said alexander Dunlop surviving partner,
uiat Chen, and IN every such case, the person or
r. PERSONS so refusing, shall be bagl'd of, and ex-
Guided all benefit arising from the provisions of
r." this trust, and tiereup0n it shall and may be.
lawful Tor the SAID trustees to proceed to make
=" adi'iacnd Of the money coming to their hands
- under this trust, between al = amongst thl,..
0fIy, who shalt consentto rest their claims upon
" the provisions contained in this deed: the pr,,
', perry and effects hereby conveyed, being eY
" to which the said Alexander Dunlop is entitled,
cither as surviving partner as al indiy.dual''
HENRY H0vEY, 7Jas,e,,
sAML A'cRAW, :
Richmond, March 8, 1903 (cpt30A1
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cER1YFYC4T,E

hereby certify, that in The year 1908, exam-
lned the Ore banks onthe &bOve mentioned lands.
ans found the ore TO be OF a very superior qusli-
t, and in very great abundance. The ore banks
consist of three mountains and such is the facli-
t. of getting the ore, that in my opinion one man
viii be able to raise much as will supply one
furnace. The proper place for a furnace is not
more than Of mile from the banks, and for q
forge that may be worked with four hammers
about s. miles distant on good road, there is al
so an abundance of wood TO supply the furnace.
and forge and large quantity OF White LIM e.
STONE near the furnace seat. ! am OF Opinions
that there are two good seats for FORCES, Soxch,-
sive of the above mentoned) each to act " ih
one hammer, within of mile Of the furrl.,ce
upon the whole, l soiemnly declare, that in: INV
opinion (and have been for many years &C uuaint-
ed with the qualities of ore, and the proper ma
nagement of Iron Works. the above pro- ,erty has
more advantages in every respect, for the csta
blishment of Iron WoRKs than any have ever
seen. ADAM CIAI>K Mp
March IS fentds1
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L on the Cd day of May, and continac four
days.
LIST DAY-The Fairfield Jockey Club Cup, value
thirty guineas, free for all ages, the horses being
bona tide the property of \ member OF the Club
Distance two Tsile heats.
I'd pAY-Thc Jockey Club Purse of s 500
four mile heats
Sd pAy-Thc proprietor's Purse Of s $50
three mile heats.
4th DAY-The Annual Sweep Stake, FIVE sub
scribcrs, S 100, free for all ages-thrce mile heats.
Weights as follows Aged horses 1873 lbs.
years old 1913, do. do. 118, a do do. LOG, 8 do.
do. 90 mares and geidings allowed lbs.
The Fairfield Course will be in elegant order
The subscriber has, at considerable eXrence, C.
rected handsome two story dining house and
Judges stand, communicating with each other, on
plan which cannot fail to give satisfaction
The dining house and booths in the field are co
be rented. The Treasurer thinks it umeces-
sary to remind the members of paying up their
back arrearages, as so little attention has been
paid to former notices of this kind. -,
E. SMOCK, Treasurer & Pyobr:etor
| He has for sale, two thorough bred Brood
| MARES-One with an elegant colt by her side,
by the famous imported Horse Arch Duke--the
other heavy in foal by the celebrated Horse Flo
rizel. The blood of those Mares are equal to a
ny in the state-they may be had low for cash OIL
on short credit. f. s.
April ]. -- C1awtR1
EoR SALE, 12l 900 acres OF LAND in Ken.
4 awha county, IL the forks of Great Sandy
flyer;
24,ooo do. in TazeweN county, on the waters
of Clinch river:
10000 do. in the county of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
LOCO do. in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great &C
commodaticn given in the payments
To RENT, Brick House, on Shockoe- Hill
in good neighborhood, and possessing ever,
accommodation for family
THOS NORVELL.
Dec. 10 &c
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HE MILLING BUSINESS which has here
Il toiore been carried on under the firm of
LADDs & WEBSTER, was dissolved on the first
instant. THOMAS Il AMOS LADD,
ISAAC WEBSTER
March 10. rtf1
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- NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public in the
boye line of business ard solicits their patronage
C. GREENHOW
Dec IS. Coawtf1
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and even necessary, It may tend.o conciliate those
now in power, and be productive of good.
have the honor to be,
With grSat respect and consideration,
Your obedient servant.
JAMES MONROE
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RRoEERACE AND CoMMr5stes Bus1v-se--
- The subscriber begs leave 20 iHioi m the e,
tzcns Of Richmond, and The public iu general
ne has established himsclfia thc above line ANY
business ntr;sted 10 his care will be done ON ,b,,
most liberal terms. ID. DORRINGTC,Nr
Richmond, l 81 O. TIy,iC1
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PURSUANT to a deed OF trust, executed to
us by Elisha Estes Of the county of Amherst.
culary mentioned, we will sell to the h;rbess
bidder, for ready money, at tue dwelling house
of said Estes, en- Thursday the twenty,eirhth
instant, tract parcel of LAND, Wing OF Be-
ing in the aforesaid county of Amherst, on the.
head waters OF Ruckers-run, ;tnd containing, by
survey SIS acres and adjoining the lands OF A.
braham Warwick, Thomas S4atham. Wiaiaut
Brecdlove and others, it benny the same land
whereon the said Elisha Esses now Iyes,--AI-
though we believe the title to this land indlsput-
able, we viii only convey the title vested i'll US as
trustees, and against the claim of any Claiming.
underus RO. MOORE
JAMESVIGERS, ir. 1'"s!eSS-
War.nnster, April 8, (e03wn>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-18
D0rtlan0,
THE DISPATCHES.

The last Washington paper mentions the
arrival Of Mr.. Lewis, the bearer Of the dis
patches from France and England, i'll that
place, and that the President and Heads Of
Departments were in the City
Nothing respecting our foreign affairs,
has as yet been made public, except that it
is stated neither the French nor English
are disposed to relax from the rigor b: their
DEGREES and orders. AS the laws relating
to the Embargo co not authorize the Presi-
dent 10 intcrferC as to its duration, unless
the European powers change their system
Of measures there is every appearance it
wall continue OF, till the meeting OF Con-
sress-
A few days will determine the truth 81
the reports from Spain tho it is possible
the Spanisrds have risen against the French
ard the English got possession of ships in
the harbour Of Cadiz, yet it Is not very
prpbable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-18
SbsriF's Sale.
CvMBEetANp, S.

CvmBEeLaND, S.
TAKEN by Execution and will be e1po(sd
for fale at Public Auction, on ShzUP-
On, the thirteenth day OF ArgHa nsrt, az
three Of the clock, r. III. on the premiles--.
The righs in Equity Of Redemption in and
by the following defcribed Mortgaged Real
Ellate, ftuated in GoFhan, ia lard county,
wa certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and being ia fsid Corham, containing CITY
acres, and i bounded as follows wig. be-
ginii.g atthe road that leads to the Hsn.
Stephen Lengfellows farm, and divides John
Hafkell's lot from the Tor herein defcribed !.
thence weRerIy by and adjoining the county
road leading to Gorham corner one hundred
and twenty tx rods; thence feutherIy in a
line parallel to the road that leads to faid
Longfeilow's farm, 10 far az thar line draws
parallel to the laid county road 10 the faid
Longfeliow's road will include and make up
fifty acres, together with all the buildings
thereon, and is the northerly half Of the lo<
numbered forty, in faid Gorham-Alfo, one
moiety or half part Of one hundred acre LOT
IN iaid Gorhan, being the foutherIv iide Of
the above defcriSed lot numbered forty to be
taken off from the fOutherly fIde If faid lot
with aiine drawn parallel 70 the county road
leading TO laid Corham corner.
EZRA CLBBS, D. SBsrE
q.
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COMMUNICATION.
FOR TIE GAZETTE.

I" In facsious- times, when party zeal runs
high,
[" The love sfcountry fails, the virtues die"
AT this important and truly alarm
ing crisis, when q1ecks Of sgar" are
seen floating in various directions on
Our political hemisphere, and when the
calamities Of our country call loudly for
the united, vigorous, and peysevering
eKertions Of her true born sons, that
spirit Of discord and division which has
hitherto existed among our citizens,
ought wholly to be laid aside. Our at.
tention should now Be turned to the
common safety. The voice OF unborn
nations should excite us to the exercise
of the Purest patriotism, and our un-
wearied endeavours should be, to pro-
vide for the security Of all that we hold
sacred, valuable, or dear. In such
time as this, it is very much to be la
mented, that any man should spend his
time in fomenting quarrels, and abuse
the talents with which he may be en-
dowed, in stirring up the minds Of the
common people, by grosndless insinp-
ations, and by throwing obstacles in the
way of reconciliation between the con-
tending parties. Every true friend to
his country must gricve that such
things gre" The rage ofpolitical par
" seems not in the least a6atcd, but still.
every nerve is strained tocarry point,
and our " tohticai era lsnen," are busy
as ever to mislead the creduIous, and
make proselytes. Do the democrats
seek for candidates to fill public Offices,
among those who are capable, honest,
and faithful to the constitution No.
They Fix OH those OF the most iniiu-
ence, those whc make most noise in
political dispute, and especially those
who have lately become converts to a
party. Witness how the name Of John
Qaiacy .fdaras is reserberated from one
part Of the United States to the other,
when but a short time since the demo
Gratis would scarce have allowed him to
have possessed virtue or talents. And
now he is exalted TO the skies, and is
candidate for Vice President Even
MS father, who has been SO often brand
ed with the oPprobrious names Of mon
archist, tory, and the like, is now re.
membered to have assisted considera-
bly, in our revolution. [See .frgHS of
June 9th. Now what can have effect
| ed this surprizing change in the senti-
1fents OF the democrats WHY have
they never discovered the heroic vir-
tue which thy now say John @. Adj
ans possesses Why, the truth is, he
has turned thorough-going democrat.
He has ayowed his appreciation of the
Embargo, and the other measures of
Congress ), and | defy the most sam
gulnc to trace it to any other source.
Many more examples might be addu-
ced, where men, for The paltry Office of
Selectnan, have suddenly shifted sides,
bat these are sufficient to convince any
unprecedented mind, to what depiora.
bic state party views have led us. Most
OF the communications which have, s
dc still occupy the pages Of our public
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O;lsiEii0n IF Ps,tae,llIf.

D;1SiHfias IF Pataesisif.
PIERCE, FEM, Il CO.
WOULD inform their friends and the
y public, that their partnerihip is dif-
folved by its own limitation ALI perfons
having any claims on them, are requelled to
prefent the fame for settlement, and thofe in
deb;ed 10 them by Book or Note, are requeit
ed 10 make payment 70 RALPH FEM.
N. B. Buhneis in future will be carried on
by RALPH FEM, at the former Staad,
head of Union Wharf, where Il. for fale,
400 ID. Sole Leather,
200 Quintals Pollock,
80 Barrels Sugar.
Hogfheads Molafes. 1rt
Ditto Rum,
9 Pipes Holland Gin,
90 Barrels Cider,
200 Pairs Mems Shoes Y
SO do. Womens Mot Deco Shoes,
Tierces Rice,
do. and one Barrel Shrub-
do. Lemon Juice,
1900 W.T.. Connecticut Cheeles
100 Boxes Smoked Herring,
100 Ruihels Connecticut Rye, with many
other Articles too numerous to mention.
a continuance of pait favours will be crate
fully acknowledged. .
POrtkans, Istb 7HIy, 1908.
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Tune" COME LET Us PREFACE
DEAR Sirs, it is wrong
To demand Nszs Song:
have let all the breath ! can spare 60
With the Muse I've contsr'd,
And she won't say word,
But keeps laughing about the E,n6arR5.
u wish that could,
Sing in Allegro mood;
but the times are as stu7id as La,go
Could !, have my choice,
4 would strain up my yoice,
'Iil 1T s"aPt all the tTiHgs Of EmFars0.
Our great politicians,
Those dealers in visions,
On fapey, to all lengths they dare 20
Bat when calPd to decide,
Like furtIe they hide,
ln4heir own pretty skel! the Er.5argo.
In the time that we tn
40 put out BritaiE's eye,
fear we shalllet our own aaiy 20
Yet still we're 50 wise,
Ne cal see with French eyes,
And then we shall hike the Ess61rso.
a French privateer,
Van have nc.hing to fear, rgo
oHE may load and may here, or may she,t
Thar friendship is such,
<sild We love them so much,
We let them alp through the Enlkargo.
Our ships all in motion,
pnse whiten'd the ocean;
They said and return'I with cargo
Now doom'd TO decay, -
Ahey have fallen prey 49,
10 Je1gsoH, woRMs, and Embdso.
Lest Britain should take .s.>
n few men by mistake,
who under false colUPs NAY dare 20 !
we're manning their deet
VIA eur lars, who retreat
From poverty, sioth and En,BGgo.
what faSs we have made,
About rights aud free rag. 81
anu swore we'dHot let cur own share 20
now we can't for our souls
&rihg a Hake from the shoals.
4ls !. breach of the tSses.ietk ED1bargo.
y oar Farmers so gay.
Row they gallop'd away,
was money that made the old mare go
1ut now she WON'T stir,
For tie whip or the spur,
4ill they take oil her c!QS, the. Emtargo
"
!. you ask for debt,
AAe Hsn turns IN per, !. T.
&c pay, sir Pinot LEI hair go
iyouF pthcer comes,