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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

H Afew TICKE rs in the BAL.
IiMORE COLLEGE LOTTERY.
which will commence drawing on
Monday next, are for sale at this of.
fee.
Oct. 81.
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Geo. Town Ind. AMI

A droughth, says Nashville paper of
the 9th inst. greater than ever known be-
fore, has for several weeks extended its
baneful influence as far as cur knowledge
extends Springs which were never known
before to fail, are now dry, and in many
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

PEThRsBURe, Ocl. "a.
We have bean furnished with an Official
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

majesty, The emperor Of France; but we
are forced 10 acknowledge that these
6ings LOOK SQUALLY. Why doe.
our Administration thus deva,e from a
general rule the gnyernml m paper gives
no reason for this refusal. On the suffice
i, is as silcn, rs the grave. We really
fear here is yet something rot en- in tn
SAFE ufDenmark!
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THE subscriber having taken the whole Of
Il the large Brick Building bel oDging TO the
estate Of the late Mr.. William Price, OIL the
street leading from the Capitol, will be prepared
to accommodate from fifteen TO twenty Of the
Members of the next assembly.
JUDITH NELSON.
Riehmond, I'D October, 1909. lid.
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The Minutes taken at the several con-.
ferences 1.-THE Methodist Episcopal Church
Ia the United States of America, for the
year 1909, exhibit their number & increase
in the fni0winr order.
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NOTICE

rs hereby givec that forcwarn any persons or
= persouS from trespassng on rio shore from
the upper lock gaies belonging ~ me Columbian
Mills, aud from rhence below. "a where the wa
ter from che basin comes into the siver ANY
person offending herein will be dealt with accor-
ding 60 law.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be gi-
ven TO any person or persons giving information
OF any villain or villains who turned boat loose
belonging to the said mills on the night ef the
2s,h INST.
SAMUEL LEIGH, .9cting
for John Gran6eru.
Columbian Mills, Z
an. 81, 1909. 2
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DR.. 7LSSO77's Cc4e5rated
GOVT SRHEUM ATIC DROPS.


A certain cure for the Gous, ,Rheumaeisu,,
Lunbago. weakness Of the joints. and all kinds
of Sprains; for elects, be they of ever so long
standing, and for the stone and gravel ii is
perhaps the most active. penetrating, and eilec-
tual remedy in the world; in the cramp and ali
kinds of pains in the head, face and body, it is
without an equal
This medicine (which Justly claims pre- EN-.
inence over all Others, az being decidedly adap-
ted for the speedy removal of those complaints
above men.ioned1 owes its d. covery to the cele
brated Tissott, physician of most exalted emil
nence in his profession and is chiefly the ex.
tract of an herb, peculiar to Europe, to whose
powerful, healing, restorative and balsamic qua.
lites this grea. man, by the administering, ow-
ed much of his fame.
1t is peculiarly excellent for most disorders
attending warm climates. and keeps for any
length of time. Bottles, at two dollars each,
with copious directions. The following are
few, of the many respectable certificates, which
the proprietor has in his possession
CERTIFICATE OF
CKNRRAL R1pCrLY, of Hampton.
I certify that having received blow on my
knee, which induced severe pain and swelling,
was advised TO apply DR.. Tissott's Govt and
Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing the part with
them only few times, agreeaby TO the direc.
lions, they effected perfect cure. AT another
time my wrist was affected with Rheumatism to
such degree as rendered my hand for the time
useless. when on making application of the same
remedy in like manner, the disorder IN the course
OF "a h ,lrs was entirely removed.
Therefore from the experience have had OF
the efficacy Of said medi Inc, consider il rs be-
ue6cens act to recommend it in similar cases to
others.
Signed,
|. C. RIDGELY, of Hampton.
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To Aaron Burr,
Columbian Mills, ,
an. 81, 1909. 5

Who is absent from the State Of Virginia
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of commits,
sion from Henrico County Court in suit
therein depending. wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant, shall proceed on the first Monday
in Aprilnex at the house of Isaac Watkins, Shell
byville, Kentucky, between the hours Of eight in
the forenoon and six in the afternoon and be1
tween the same hours Of each succeeding day
until all the testimony is taken, to take the depo
sitions of Abraham Owings, J WinIock, Stephen
Smi h, anil Wingaela Bullock, to be read in evI.
dcnce in said suit.
Henry Schroeder.
January a., 1899: w4
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50 Dollars Reward.


D AN AWAY from Benjamin Moore's in
IN Buckingham County, near the Courthouse,
about the 14th Of August, 1907, A NEGRO
NAN. named TOM he is about twenty nine
or thisty yeas old, FIVE feer seven or eight in.
ches high, rather OF ye,lowsh complexion. has
scar on his tight cheek, occasioned by the tooth
ache; he hus rather down countenance when
spoken to; and was purchased from Edward c.
Hill of Spottsyvania County, by Benz Moore,
who gave him to his son William Moore. of
whom I purchased him. Il is very pro5ab!e he
has obtained a free pass. and is at this time ia
Spottsylvania, where ! expect his relations and
acquaintances are, or lurking about Richmond.
He ran away about twelve months before his last
elopement. and crossed the Blue Ridge. and was
aPprehended in Berkeley County, & put in Mar.
tinsburg 1ai'. He may have aimed for that
course again bu, think it most probable from
some circumstances that he has gone below where
he was raised. Any person thar will deliver the
said negro TO The subscriber living in Warmin-
ster, Nelson County, or Capt. Benjamin Moore,
living In Buckingham County, near the Court
house, shall receive the above reward or will
give twenty Dollars any person who will an
Prehend and secure him in any Jail, and give me
such information so that get him again. All
masters of vessels are forewarned from CARRYING
him out of the sta,e TT their peril
Robert Moore.
Nelson County, January 18th, 1909 wifi
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C. RIDGELY, of Hampton.
CERTIFICATE OF

CEKIltICAIE Of
Mr.. THOMAS CAMPBELL, Harness maker.
1t would be an act of injustice to withhold my
testimony of the salutary effects of DIR. Tissott's
Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have experien-
ced very unequyocal instance of their virtue
and efficacy / was affected with two severe at
tacks of what is usually called dead palsy, from
which, partiaily recovered, but was obliged to
use crutchcs 20 aid me in walking when left
home, to this were Joined violent Rheumatic
pains, the result of the affection, and had fear
ed the disorder would accompany me thro' life,
bu, providentialy WAS recommended to apply at
g Doboin and Murphy's for DR.. Ti,sott's Drops,
and after using only bottle. found ryielf per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, aud am now,
thank God. as free from pain if never had
been affected; finding this medicine operate SO
powerfully myself, determined to apply it
internally to my child Ia boy only eleven months
old who was then reduced almost to skeleton,
with the bowel complaint, after administering
it four OF FIVE times to hun, his complaint was
entirely removed, and he is now recovering his
strength with great rapidity.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
And may be had At Jacob Johnson,s hon.
store, adjoining the Market Bridge,
PIRT 8, or VOL. l, Or
HENlNG AND MUNFORD'S
r E. P OR T S.

CONTAINING
The Decisions of the Supreme Court of An.
peals OF Virginia, at the October Term.
1907, and completing the first volume.
At the same place may be had the said
volume (of $50 pages) elegantly bound, in
Price to subscribers 8 5-to non-subscri.
bers s 6.
% The size of the volume having far
exceeded the limits at first contemplated,
(Which were 500 pages only) the; authors
have been induced to furnish it to subscr;.
oers at the above price, which is consider
aoiy less, IN proportion, than that mention
ed in the PROSPECTUS,
Gentlemen who take these Reports in
numbers, will be permitted to return them
at any time within six months, and receive
volume, for which numbers they will be
allowed the original cost in part payment
for the volume.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1908. wifi
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Negroes for Sale.


z virtue of deed of trust executed to
~ us by Mr.. VIM. Wilburne, on the Dist
DAY OF May last, for the purpose of securing
to Mr.. Colin MRae, the sum of C 100 los
ia. which debt has been assigned by said
MsRae to Mr.. John Gilchrist, of the town
OF Manchester, we shall, at Powhatan court
house, on Friday the Goth January, 1909,
proceed to sell, the following slaves, viz |:
Davfd, Biiiey, .Anthouy v Frank, or so
many of them as will be sufficient to raise
the said sum of 100 los. lid with inter.
est from the 25ih inst. and all costs incur
red by carrying the same into effect.
VIM. MOSELEY,
JOHN 1ASXINS, 'NS'eeS'
December 80, 1903.
n. B. William Wilburne having failed
to produce Frank, on the day OF sale, we
shall, on Friday the 18th February, proceed
to execute the trust in us reposcd, nv SELL.
ing said slave Frank also, David & An
thony, agreeabIy 20 the tenor os the above
advertisement, deducting & 80 los. being
the price given for Billey, by valuation Of
the commissioners.
Nm. Moseiey.
John Haskins.
January az, 1903. 3w
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Boarding for Youth.

THE subscriber having rented large
and convenient portion of the tenement
in which tho youth, composing Mar. Gcrar
din's academy are instructed, intends boar
ding young gentlemen on very moderate
terms No cxertion hat can be reasonably
expected, shall ne omitted to render the
Accommodations satisfactory. The morals
Of the young boarders shall be under the
peculiar care of Mr. Dnyle, who is himself
TO board with Che subscriber, and Mr. Ge>
rardn likewise promises 70 extend his at
tention TO a pout so truly important.
Application TO he made either AZ tho
school, or with the subscriber.
PAUL &. G.. JONES.
anuary 1s, 1909.
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THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
CERTIFICATE OF

CEKTIFICAIE OF
Mr.. THOMAS KELso, Butcher.
About three weeks since was most vis'ently
attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout my
whole frame. in so severe manner as not 20 be
able to turn in my bed without assistance, pro-
ceeding, suppose from severe cold on being
advised by friend 10 apply DIR. rissots's Goui
and Rheumatic Drops, accordingly obtained
from the ag@nts, Messrs. G Dcbbin and MUIR
phy) two bottles. the application of whicn Gun.
de, God have perfectly restored my health. l
am therefore induced with confidence 20 recon-
mend this medicine as a certain for the a.
Dove disorder.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July %. 1906.
AFFIDAVIT OF

AFFIDAVIT OF
MRS ANNE TIFKR.
No. 10Y, G-een-sHcet- Old town, Baltimore.
Being ever DESTROYS of rendering assistance 60
my fellow creatures, al far as my abilities will
permit, and also give additional credit to - X
TISSOTT'S GOVT AND RHEUMAT
DROPS, which tron their powerful efficacy
have received such surprising benefit, The on
ly motives for nv oifesing statement of my case
to the public, uader the following attes,ed af6da-
Wit.
Upwards of FIVE years had been afflicted with
Rheumatic pains, which were seated principally
in my loius, shoulders, and rigii arm which
at last lost the use of, so that for considera-
BILE time | could not lift il to my head ar oae
period II confined me TO my bed in which could
not turn without assistance, and from The violent
and agonizing pain IN my ioiss my cries could of
ten be heard by :he neighbors. Every remedy that
could think OF, or prescribed by my friends were
tried also had medical assistance both French
and English, but they gave relief only for the
moment, so that despsired OF ever being cured
and had resigned myself TO be cripple during
life. when was advised by a friend TO make
trial OF DIR. TISSTT'S GOVT e RHEUbiA-
TIC DROPS, I accordingly applied at Loves
Drug and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10. Sign
Of the Mortar, Centre MaTket-spacc, where
purchased bottle Cor two dollars, from which
do positively declare, received more benefit
than had from all the remedies attempted for
years past but fearing a relapse, procured
another bottle and was perfectly relieved.
ANNE FIFER.
Sworn before me this 18th day of Novem-
Der 1908. JAMES WILSON.
Witness, James Norris, Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
III that Ground So Houses,

Situated on the North East side Of the Main
Street, formerly called M Cali's Old Store
nearly opposite the house and lot bought by
X Cantor OF p. M Mara, Containing s,xty.
FIVE feet front, extending back half the
depth of the square, on the following terms,
to wIt--one third cash, one third in six
months, and the remaining third in twelve
months notes negotiable at the bank of
Virginia, and deed of trust on the proper
ty to secure the payment of said notes, will
he required, And on the 9th of March,
at the court house Of Henrico county, (beinr
court day) WILL BE SOLD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03

by virtue Of the last will and testament of
- Pleasant Younghnsbsnd, dec. WILL
BIZ SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on the 4th of next month, at the
hour of / 2 o'clock,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
1880 Acres of Land
FOR SALE

ON SENECA CREEK, IN THE COUNTY OF
FE.;DLEToN.
y Y virtue Of Heed ~ trust executed by Robert
- BlrkIay TO Richard Gaines, to secure the pay
nent of the sum rherein mentioned, shall, on
tbs seventeenth day of March next, before the
door oi the Eagle Tavern, in the cry of Rich
mond, sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
aforesaid land being in one entire tract. An
unuuestionabIe title will be made to the puTcha-
ser.
HARRY GAINES, Trustee.
January 22d, 1909 ids.
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N 0 T | C E.

7 SHALL. Offer nv tefvices the ensuing cleo.
ton, 10 the fceeh odeSs &C the Senatorial dis
trict composed OF he counties Of Albemarle, Am
herss. Nelson. Fluvanna and Buckingham. u
the people think propsr TO ee,t me to represent
hem IN the senate, will strive with all 10Y a.
biIisies TO serve then faithfully.
WIN WOODS, Baptist
Alhcmarle. Cloverhelds, !
January 18th, 1909. ) 2w
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NOTICE.


| WISH to employ Deputy in the Ccu,,y- Cow,
l. Gle, kshi? Of Amherst. Asno,e arc ,..., "i'
excepting those who are wei! quaint. I'd in evcr,,
respect 60 conduct the business cs the off,.
IS presunsd that no other but of this desc,nr;on
will make application. To suc!. .ibera, wae,ss
will be given. lagos
VIM. S. Crawford.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
CAUTION

No Cout and Rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by DR.. Tissct THE
public ave requested to notice that none are genu-
inc unless the names OF Dr.. Tissoit and the pro.
pretor Henry Wa d. ave cut in the glass Of the
bottle, and the outside cover Of each bottle sign
ed by the said proprietor himself wifi
nTe Soldby IL. WARP. sole proprietor, Phi
lsdephia, and at the Bookstore of S. Plea.
.Aura IL Richnnnnd
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Virginia {:

Virginia
Alta Court held for Halifax county, ON Moo.
day the 10th day of December, 1903.
John Wimbish, PLAINTIFFS =.
AGAINST .
Gardner Mayes aud Isaac Medley, de. =
putty sheriff for Thomas Watkins. ! 5
sheriff OF Halifax, Defendants. 4
THE defendant Gardner Mayes, not hav.
entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and il appearing to
the Subtraction of the court that ne is NOT
an inhabitant Of this state on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his counsel, his ordered.
that the said defendant, Mayes, do appear.
here on the fourth Monday in March next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill; that co.
py of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published IN
the city os Richmond for two months sue.
cess'vely, and posted at the front door Of
the courthouse Of this county.
a copy--Teste
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lBay Horses.
For sale or Rent,

n N eligit'e situation FOR Tavern md Store.
II situated IL miles above Manchester on the
Buckingham road known by the name OF Halls
Borough the survey contains la acres, with a
good dwelling house, store house and out houses.
For terms applyto
Jacob Fackler.
Richmond IL Ian. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
Tract Of Land.

Containing 400 Acres, more or less, situa-
ted ON White Oak Swamp, adjoining the
bridge over the swamp, wherein Thomas
Goodman lives, who will slew the land 10
any person wishing to purchase. There is
good mill seat, with constant stream on
sad land. The land will be sold for one
third cash, one third in 10 months, and the
remaining third in two years bonds with
security, to carry interest from the date if
not paid in three months after they are due,
and deed of trust to secure the payments
will be required:
Eliza L. Youuehusband, Adm'x.
Samuel p. Parsons. Admir-.
MN the zoiH annered.
1st Mo. 9Th, 1899.
a 8OUr TIE year 179p, John Wihi1mson =
~ the county Of FluvsnHa, sod to Lair I. John
son, Of Richmond, small Tract of l. and ".
ing in Fluvsnna County II the prssen, owner
wishes to sell Il. and the price Is reasonable. he
nay End purchaser by letting his terms be
known 10 the
Post Master,
At Warren. Va
January ID lSOs. 3w.
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DY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
ID me by Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
Bearing date on the 28th day of March last,
and duly recorded in the court OF Henrico
county on the sixth dry Of June,
WILL BE SOLD,
To the person who takes the same Tor the
shortest period, and pay two thousand dol
lars, with legal interest thereon from the
srst day Of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven, and the costs of executing
Che trust, that
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Brick Tenement,

On the South side Of the Main Street, adj
joining the lot OF ground sold by the said
Younghusband to Joseph Marx, and exten-
ding from the said Main Street back TO the
alley which extends through the square, it
beng the lswcr tenement Of those two be-
longing to the said Younghusband's estate,
unier The Same right. The sale WI take
place on the premises, on Monday the sixth
day Of February next, at the hour of II
o'clock, and the lease executed to the pur-
chaser on the payment of the said sum of
money, by r
Trustee.
January 9Th, 1909. 2m
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January ID. 1909.
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N O f. c. e,

January IL, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

IN consequence of last report to him, has
decided, that all the American ships COM
ing directly to this Kingdom, with a posi-
tive destination for its ports, shall be there
freely admitted, provided they be furnish
ed with the necessary certificates of origin
OF their cargoes and of the corresponding
papers OF navigation in due form and pro.
'yided they will not be found infringing he
Royal DEGREES of the 20th December, 1906,
and 9th January, 1908. relative to the Eng
ltsh commerce., and of neatral powers
which DEGREES must be observed In their
full vigour.
|" am persuaded, that the Com merce
WIZ experience In such a disposition new
proof or the interest that his m jssty takes
tor 1t, and that IL will reap the advan lag.
or this singular benefit"
Prices at Naples, .dug. 10.
Beeswax 90 cents per Id cassia lignia,
10y Cinnamon $40; cloves I49 Cocoa,
Caracas, 70; coffee, Mar IN CD, green
So 81 Domingo 81 Bourbon So hides,
Baenos Ayres, 80; w. India IL indigo,
spanish, 50 pepper SO /; spimento 80 !;
nss 10 black sewing silk III !; colored
2S-ail the foregoing per pound. Colfisn
Am 'ricAn IL II per liz 10 I; molasses,
IT, 80 sugar double refined loaf, 90 10 !;
ttavanna white 40 Is do brown 50 78 !;
Mart nlco white - Is common 81 40 !.
muscovado 23 40; East India 80 7S to !.
oacco Virginia, 80 4--logwood.. 18 70
iustic, ID s--ntnkins, 10 per piece RUN
West India 200 per gal-American $50 =
brandy 81 oil Gallipoli. on board at Gal.
iipoli, and Calsbria do, on tue coast 26
dolls. per ton of $50 gallons, sweet Oh ,n
Cases OF 80 TASKS, dolls. psr case do.
OF ~ BOTTLES, SO: iks, Or.nes,aes, II
cents per yard: red VINE, 10 dollars psr
] hid.
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FROM THE SALEM GAZETTE,
OF orr OCTOBER.
SAD REVERSE IN SPAIN /

Alter we had got our paper to press last
evening, We received the following account.
iron capt. samuel Leach, OF tue pris dar.
riot from Cadix.
he informs US, that on the 14th of Au-
gust, TWO days previous to as SAILING, &C !.
counts were receIv d OF ano.aer battle hay-
ing been fought between the oomaiaed ar
mics, and the French, Ia wnich ne British
army, under SIR Arthur Wellesey, was to
tally de eaiedr-and tns Span. sh army, IN
der Cuss.h Completely Annilila. Led ==Iad
that the reinnane of the British, tosetuef
WITH m.l body of Portuguese troop
connected with the ~, were Oh tiIe,r re-.
treat into Porting al. The acsio, took place
betweenSevlie aud Ma irid, ABOUT IN. 10 IN
of August. The comoiled, ar,n,es were
proceedlng towards Madrid, with good
prospect OF success, waen they were ell
countered by the French, who id recerv-
ed great renforcemenIs, aui were taus
enabled TO overpower them. No particu
lars of the losses were ascertained preyi-
Gus to capt. Leach's sailing The supreme
Juila We're said To b. without apprels us. sn
o. danger, Notwithstanding tnis reverse
aud the news was as ,nu5n as possible sup
pressed in Cadiz.
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To say that no var W II esa,t from the i,ts
scandalous conjuct of the English IN Misty,
amounts p ecisely 10 an assertion tn th' g
nation Is so deb .sed, ohanilia sohun
bled, by the accumulation of injur es and
,nsu IS upon her, that i, is totally lmno,s.-
Die To ro1se her tn resis ance O as Qu,a-
Sy's SAID to have expressed himself on the
hror OF Congress, to Kick the heohie orshis
country irfo a qUar- for the m>n;e ance of
tneir right, (; and that the Cabinet OF Lon-
don may 90 On, t'nmi ting as many ny;ra.
ges upon US as they please, We sh All YER
resent them IN arms. The writer of The
letter, OF wha ever country. is Certainly, in
relation TO the Umted States. lory, ana
to y of the worst sort. s. There VIII be
no war" says he, $50 my old English boys,
you may proceed 70 inpr s., pl.age, mum
| der seize, and destroy the people 81 the
United States. s, vile have they grown,
Will never fight you" Such ideas hav long
been ,nculca ed IN England by the tories Of
the United States, among WAGON Timothy
Picksrins is lead ng character, eaualled
| only in his love for England by ~ aitred
| ot America. 1t would be we'll II these TO-.
RES, as well elsewhere as at Boston, could
i,e fereSted out. They ouga. TO be made n
| example Of They excite England to a re-
newal OF her atrocious crimes, and tend by
their foul correspondence with persons ho :
tile to this couatry in Europe, to fopens
discard, ana retard the IN ,ment whea peace
might b. reaspnanly expected.