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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05
For the !'fe,'eaatite .Aioerfiser.
NON-INTERCOURSE.

Ship Owners, Agents, anl Shippers of
goods, be on your guard, as many people
entertain incorrect opinions OF the extent
cf the present Non-Intercourse law. The
conditions Of the boni required at the
Custom House under tbs March Law and
Tune Law are very different. The condi-
ons of the bonds under the March Law,
were, that the snip should not when leaving
the port proceed to 4 prohibited port, nor
be concerned during the vyage with
prohibited por, that the cargo SHOULD not
be put OIL board any otheE vessel, but be
landed at permitted port, and certih-
cate thereof returned within a limited time.
Therefore, vessel proceeding to a per-
mittsd port iandiag her cargo, and pro.
curing certificate, satisfies the conditions
Of those bonds as the Uhlted States Courts
have often decided M cases for sailors wa
ges Sec. that voyge was, from the loading
cargo at one part, until 1t W IS discharged
at another. But the conditions oft bonds
required under the June law are, that the
vessel shall not proceed To ar trade with a
prohibited port [without any lim ,tion).
So that land Dg cargo is not necessary.
Oar vesseisrnay sail from the ". Stttes,
deliver their cargoes on board other SHIPS,
nr proceed to permitted ports, and there
land their irgoes. anl re urn hone, or
proceed to other permitted ports, without
violating The bonds /; but the vessels cannot
proceed 10 prohibited port, during the
continuance of the Non Intercourse Law,
without violating tae bonds required at the
Custom House under the Jnoe Law Shou i
any vessel that cleared for pore in the
.umited States proceed for 4 prohibited port,
the vessel and crrSD wou.d be forfeited, *
the Owner and Agent Gas well as each
Sh.pper) would incur the penalty Of double
the vAsUe OF vessel aud cargo SO that ship
Merchants oWght To be careful now they
snip BY vessels intending to go OF in that
way without bonds, and NOT rely on the
f. lse idea that rae ship and cargo, together
with her o~ner aud commanders, are only
liable for, | rePe4tit it, that zach snip, would
incdr penalty OF d1uh!e the v,lue of YES
sci and cargo, waether the vessel be seized
or not
n Frienl 10 Commerce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05
FALLING GARDEN LOIS FOR
SALE.

FHE Subscriber intends Offering for
a sale on the premises, al public Auc.
ton, to begin at 10 O'clock IN the forenoon,
on the 18th day of this present month,
snndry valuable Id rS, situated in tn
Falling Garden, 10 the city VI Richmond.
fne coud tons will be one third Cash, or
negotiable indorsed No Is, payable in the
Bank Of Virginia wan the discount OF
said nDies added (; one other third IN
one year, and the 0 her third in two
years from the day Of sale.
The lots viii be sold By the foot, nea-
surfing across the front, that each purcha
ser may have lot og sizs u suit him.
self aad 10 secure the tsp last payments
ne5oiI1s not-,, gito a deaI ~ .rdst viii
BE- rg4mfeb ~ the srn. 4 ne AMI place
one DC more lJts WI BE- soli llr cash.
JSMEj - YNH5.
9th M0ath, S,h i9JJ. IDS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

rao,icn of so millions of piece goods.
Rhode Island greatly exceeds her portion
Of them. Ii may be siid that Rhode
island does not weave all these goods ;
that they are scattered throughout the
union. This is true but Rhode Is
iand furnishes much OF her spinning, aud
the state is more than 80 miles square. II
carries on largely other manuflc lures, b.
inr state of little extravaganza or luxury
and much industry, economy and skill. II
would be INCORRECT to suppose that Rhode
Island does not perform much more in ma
nufactures than the weaving dying and
dressing of 81 ,O0noo0 Cotton wool per an
mum. Demo. Press.
NORFOLK August %.
By gentleman who came passenger IN
,br schooner Fair American, from the CT =
Nv of St. Domingo, we were favored with
the convention aud proclaim alton, translate
one of which are inserted in this days pa
per.
cecd the distress of the French garrison
hefnre it surrendered Dogs, cats, and e.
Won leather. was eaten. The French it
,nnears, had resolved never to have sur
rendered to the Spiniards, preierring death
in any shape.
Thus this valuable cnlony, coded to
Trauce by the traitor Godoy, Prince OF
Peace, is restored to it's lawful owners, and
lost 70 France. {" Shits, Colonies and
Commerce." said Napoleon, we will have,
when he was reco,ciling the nation, who
he governs, to another war with England.
OF. all the valuable colonies OF France.
Guadalupe in the west, and the Isles oil
France and Bourbon in the east, clly re.
mains.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

oy the publication 81 th9, laws which
toliow, they are enabled u / lSe no v
FIR tue rights of property or person,l
freedom arr abridge .ael vaether
such laws ought to De continued or re-
pealei.
In IN sane manner they are infor.
mel OF tn: gooI or hal conduct OF
their judges and ,aa 81 .t.a.cs: whethsr
t1aY discharge their respective o!i:es
vi Il ability, integrity, htnluitv or at
tention; or whether for incapacitr,
partia'itv, negligence Or connivaace ia
the eX cution Of the laws, for vexitious
and oppressive practi:es they deserve
to be tImbled fron tl,t elevation, for
which h. d fects OF t1eir heads or the
dep-ayity OF their hear s, have reader
ed them unqualified.
The proprietor of this paper is one
among the many who has thus endea-
vorti to dis h rye his duty as cent?
nei NTH: for'ress . our political rights.
lie has tried to eX rcise according to
the utmost of his ability, power thar
IS formidable to every agent Of eSecu-
tive government: power that conf
nues 10 Perval. every quarter of the
corn-ry. Il 81 >ull, therefore, reas IN :
ably be hoped, that the public, from
the cons :iousa IS of its utiiitr
woul / contribute at least punctual.y, if
not literally, to its m,ia;enanc.. Has
tn case been. 50? lie VIII ate the
facts. and ms pa l. ,ns will t!lems Nv s
pronounce from the S ateneae SAB unit
ted to their Inspection.
This papsr 4 BEEN sixteen wears
established last April anl we trust.
with some beue icill Elf cts to the
cause OF freedom vet there ar. thou
sands OF doii,rs "a oar books, of lich
large amount c>nsis.s of debts of
from SIX TO ten years aiding.
Wi h twelve hundred an | Il " sab
scr'bers, AMI upwar Is Of six an / tven-
ty hundred papers issued sc ky from
on press; tn. prof OF the establish
ment should amount 70 4 consider bile
sum. Yet, whilst the price of p lper
(witheut mentioning work nen's wa
ges, Stc.) amounts weekly to from Gve
and twenty 20 thirty dollars and whilst
pes require to be renewed every
three or four years; our annual re
ceipcs do not am nupt TO two thous ind
delirs, exclusive oFa}y r i;iag, S I'm
inadequate TO ans yer <hc disoursc-
ments of the es abiishment.
The price OF this pAper too, has not
been raised, but IS continuci at four
dollars per annun, Whit most other
papers Published twicc week, are at
FIVE dollars,
Uader such circu.nst,7ccs, it has
beco ne n icfo-ripus ddtY for the pro-
Prietor TO al.lress himself 10 the ms
tice oil. his subscribers. Il: feels i. in.
disp-n 15IY necessary, that those WAC
owe him long s.,uiiag Isbts saoult
co,ns forward an discharge them ;
an .nat those for whose punctuaI pay
mehrs hitherto, he fezis grateful, will
pay the Mount Of the sums which they
resp ctiv@ly may owe him.
The proprietor feels conscious that
ne has cond acted the piper since its
first establish nent, upon those princi-
pies which h deems the most virtuous.
He therefore, hopes that his prese nj
appeal to the justice of MS subscribers
viii produce those effects whica he
thinks it merits.
Argas 937ce, 5th September, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05


Omitted Suites Court. 5h Cfrcii:t and Yrs
giqic Diatri CT, Jnne 2ist, 1909.
Smith, Calhoun, and Company, L is.
AGAINST -,
Ed rund Edriug' on and ia y 5ee Dist x
MAJ, ex Cut Of Chris, )pher caring or,
dscd aid w liar Pcice T. lrirEt "a, hers =
at aw ond d,visse Of The sait CHI istp. 4
oher Earing-ou. dett'. =
on n ZION of h ploin,ifs, leave is giVed them
- 20 lmen1 ,hei bill, whic1 amendment .a'ths
saA vas thereup7n f ed aud o. TIC frt'er
mo in Of h oilin iff', the urs doth refer 'hc
accounts of Imes - ggs D,shman, IS exe'cu.2s
of Clristop0e or Ed,ngton, deceased, 70 enc OF
the comr.i sionsrs. OF this eourf, so be by hln
stated seitlei and thu conH rep rie1 ~i II
any sp'ciii matter though, pe'tioent by ninssf
o. BY ei her part, req1i-ed to b. SO stated, and
the said com ii sinner is authorized If required
bv N. plain n !, ex1 inc said James Oigss
Dishuan, s,iem form.
Copy-Tes'e,
w5t WLLtAd MARSHALL, OK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

JACOB ID Is IN, Bookseller AnI s,Att-
} oner, respec fully acIuaIn,s MS friends
AMI the public, TN " he IS taken Beni n n
Warner into crplrtnershp IN his Ousi-
ness anil tn It ia tn ure their trl.le viii ne
carried on unl.r the ir u of ] } IT.5ON
aud VAR NER, VINO have for sa e at their
stores in RIcr u nj, Vlr in Philalelphja,
AMI IN Lexington, Kentucky, general as.
sortnent of 3DJkS All otlti1aIry, on the
most reasonable ter as rhey tnInk It not
improper TO mention, tint they have ons
been engAg a IN the ,os * paper business,
with wlich they are perfectly acquainted,
and having large capital c nployeI IN the
trad,, are ena1ledto purchase tn raw ma.
terials, to manufacture their goods, at the
smallest possible expence, AID tnat they
ar therefore justified in giving the public
every expectation of beng served TO ad-
vantage.
- rhe highest price will be given in
ca4h or books, for clean linen aud cotton
RAGS, at the book store adjoining the
! VI ,rkct bridge Rich nend
Sapte nber S, 1902. T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

OY the g verr y Of h G m nonyV al n Of Vir.
- ginia. / PROCLA HATI0N. Whereas is
represeuted u the Executive, that Ger ain VIZ
liam s.roths~, indicted for felony at the Dinsiet
C n holden in tho county Of Handy, in Sepisru~
Der, 1907, hath escaped from ,hs jaii Of the SAID
ID s rict Count have Therefore, thought hts
with The advice OF the Council uf STATE, 20 issue
this Proclamation, hereby Offering reward u 50
ID llars, TO ary person or pevsons who shall aP-
p eiend AMI CO. dn9 the sait William -Sfrothef
70 tho siT6f the Superior Court OF the county oil
II ,rdy, thn, he may be dealt with IS tie Jaw d.
reqs; And DO m 'Tsovcr enipia al ohcsrss Ct
oil au military and txhort tie good e'pis o.
the Common gsaith TO use thsir Hcs' fudsavors
- appr-hc1i ~ convey TO tho ~ oi The &
pe-ior Court of the county of Hardy sg5rciais,
,hs SAID William Stro hcr that SUCH prnoe ldings
nay nc hal tnersupon as in Flch cases tic law
directs.
Gwen under my hand with the seal Il he
l.. s. Commonwealth sdaczed, a. fiohA
m3ni, this 39'i La o? Au.' l5yV'
JOHN TYLER.
s.-Ts The asi4 Wilton 9rathcr T. So posci
! - b. about - or 10 ars of &c tSnt h1 blas
ycs, fNr complexion, abou fce nches
I msh well NAVE ard active. v.th .r.b eou1-
snnnce wien splkcn u, ara very ,aii<asi .. ..i
is native Of this state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

OJnI.Ic SiLE.-3y y.ftue Of a deed 'oy'
60 tsu,t eS7cutel BY Rot and Gco ru.-
ner. IN tnn the wife Of he said Go !: ] sh,ll
on Tue idy the 2jth of This preseht rnoWt',-
jent.) at the Eagle Tavern in the city 1T
Riclin nd, expose for sale tn the hyast bi T..
der, all th,t tot piece parcel Of ground, siz,s-
ate. wing anl being in the said City, on ths
east s. lc Of the cross street, leading from the
Bell vern to the river, (subject 10 grouu.i
rent of & ppar annun foreyer,) with it's q p-
Durtinanccs and imp ,ovemcnts ; < also the Sol,
lowing slaves, viz.. George Qhe cojk) Peter
the birber) and Aggy orso much of said
property AZ wlt be sufi;i.nt to raise the sum
of ) ~, with ll'cost amending the e@ccu-
tive of the said rust.
Enc sail Sale VIII be made agreeably to
the directions AMI provision lof the act of As
semb.v III such cases. passed in January 1899,
entitlcd an act concerning executions and for
other purposes
ANDREW STEVENSON, Trustee. ,
SEP em5er, ; 1879. (,dsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

1T Coiirt held for Franklin Comfy, IN.
ly 81, 1909,
Robert Hodges, PIE =
AGAINST q
Ishlm Hall James Roberts and Bet 2
sy hi, wife, children and heIrs Off
jones Rob rts, deceased, dts, } d
~ IL defendants James Rob RS Hni
Z Bs:sey his wife, 70 having ene>fed
thei" appearanc: aid given sec"'iy &C.
co ding 20 law and th- rules Of this court,
aid il appearing to the court tkat they are
not ih .bran of Ibis Commonwealth
on The motion OF the p'aini:a' bY his a..
tnrpey, tits ordered, .ha, III, SAID defcns
dams 10 appeac here on or before ih- Sc
VI ,ndAy in November ncxi and isw%I ne
psntifS. bill : and h3t a copy hereof la
inserted il So n newspaper published IN
this safe tort NJ months successivelF, and
posted at he front doo Of the Courthouse
of this co my.
A Cnry-~Tes'e,
ca .EB TATE, y e for
IAIE5 CALLAfVAY, G. F. 9.
Sty
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CARD.

THE Following plan OF Instruction. vii
a commence Tomorrow, September 9th,
l.. II. GIRasoIN's AsApE1Y.
r P-nma:shI,, Mercantile y9,-ithmrtir.
Book Ksehing, Er:giiai Gramspar, SC
English literature generally, Lnfiasr
Greek, CLASSICS,
VIII be taught Ivy y Dox1x
{ French s Iafan, Rhetoric, Logic, rf,-
: raj Ptito sohhy,. Pohty, Natural y Ci-
IpH History,
The various branches CT the A3a,hey,-l
tics, in their fullest extent, -a1,A,Qi
J Phi{oshhy, Georrakiy. Druz5iag.
Eaadscahe Painting. Er..
@ by JsaS yVoao,
(bqtetu Instructor Of youth az ifaNcdssscr)
The advantages of the above cornprene :
sive plan speak for themselves. rae tcfs.s
arc not enhanced, On til. csl,rary, thrS-
arc, in many instances, redaced, chiefly
with n view to a wider difis,on OF bsfetd
knowledge. ,-
Besidessi!e respective duties stated ab>pe,
the Instructors W Il occasion llly intsrcnany.s-
branches, in,order 20 ascertain the pgoi -
ency of the pup Is in each dep trtnen5, ;,a&
to cherish q lsu iaole SIP rit of enulasion.',
For further particulars apply to the n,d.-t-
signed. 30
L. II. GtR N4DIN
Richmond, Sept. n, 1879. ct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

hTOrlCE-All persons having CLAIMS
~ against the estate of Robert Davis,
decd. are informed That they need not sp /.
ply for payment, till have an opportunity
OF ascerralning whether tnere wall be assets
sufficient in my hands to discharge con-
siderable debt due the Leg ,tees Of James
Hughes, deed. FRO n the estate of Robert
Davis, decd. / am appreheusive that the
estate OF Robert DIvis is not sufficient to
Ply the Claims against it; therefore all
81 rsons indebted to that estate are once
ore r'laest, d to make immediate pay
fnent, as no longer indulgence will be gwen.
ISAAC DAVIS. Ain'r.
with the vii 'nnexed of
ROBEar DAVIS, decd.
September !. 1909 {?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

C9nntissioaer's . nee, Fre1erickg5nrg,
august 23th, 1893.
On No day the 6 \ d,Y oe November next
I sia pf,cesl IN carry the for-g ing order into
ef'ct, Vhe eof, the parties interested are desire
"a 70 ta<e noiice, and a'renl at my Office, in the
town orF-eder O.; iburg, at9 oclocl; in the fs.e-
uoon: Ash he said James Eggs Dishman is
particularly required 20 attend W IN his sccounss
as executor Of Chris ophec Edrng on, deed.
BENJAMIN PARkE
T59s Matter Comm ,ssiJBer
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THE IRE.

NHE plhl'c are resp ectfu.I y informed that
durlng the season no paw VIII he re
peated. nor will tner.p: any ho9fi,2aemcut
on account of weather.
GA Velnes lay evening. n SEPT. will he
presented (for the FIRST t'nc ner q 9rqaf
reio Drama, csllel riI FOR tl;SS -
At'er the plly, viii Ne perform ii by chi.
dren only, a Bale: pm oui3,e, called
lie BIRD CAFIIE}i II TIE I3t.
KY Girl. To which viii he added, (fnr
the hrSt tine here) me much al red n l.
SIC Al eGtergpip uant Of TIE HUN TER 80
The Alps. Box one d Il,r tllerv
Is cen;s--Chil1ren half Price. Tickets
10 be had 1T the rheltre AMI from Ir.
Davis at his prin ing ice. Do RS to o.
pen AZ "clock gCIrtlin 70 rise at seven
O'Clock precisely.
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FOR TIE ARGUS.
Names Of Streets fer Richmond.


Il is worthy OF notice that this town has
not been properly described by streets. It's
extent is now so great as to afford much
trodble to find the residence Of the ,nhabi
tants. These reflections have induced me
to submit the following proposition to consi-
Iteration.
T1.eg;n at the. g anal anil designate that
street, quite to Rockets, 5y the name OF
Water Street.
The next High Street.
The next Capitol Street.
The next Broad Street.
The next Walnut Street.
The next Poplar Street.
The next Locust Strest.
The next Mulberry Street.
The next Cherry Street.
The next Pine Street, sc.
S, on the Northern extremity.
/ would next begin wish the street which
lie us from the Bell Tavern to the river,
and call it Rocket anlins Street.
The next Bcdse Street.
TIE next Crooked or SloclS0e Street.
The next b lsin Street
Inc n-xt FIRST ) rect
The next Second rect.
The next Thrill Street.
AID 50 or the extremity of the town.
- 4~h"'"o ~ us P'f''t NC " hNH'<Vpl
Tavern would be at the corner of Capitol
Street and Third Street. Fhe Svin Ia
vern would be at ths corner vt 80 "a 5 rect
and rnri Street. M Dws's printing
Office WILLIS at the cora II Of u irke. Street
and Frs, Street
Prosser AMI VI ncure's Vendue OTice at
the corner of Shockoe Street and VI rket
Street.
Unless something better shall be surres :.
ted, lee these names be Adop'ed by common
consent.
A CITIZEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05
NEW ro2Y CRY.

The tories have brought out a new strain,
and shout most m rnfuly OF " A nericlns in
French p~isons." BIZ Mt w,rI, All the
while, of I'm rieIgs in British D41r,o,ls
Aud Why should they speak of the latter? > Il
George buffers their bread paws them for
scri5)li1g and entbles the n to 60 TO nlr-
ket. The history of B1naparte's kidnAp.
ping Aneric ms is briefly this: British vss-
sells under A nerican colors with forged p1-
pers, eng lSe IN a cnntraband trade -.h.y
tht are caught IN the fact-the ships AMI
ctrsoss are seluastered, and the Gre VS. are
incarceratcd. Nov, you will remark talt
they IRE not plr on board French ships TO
night the ~ ties " France, but IN French
prisons on land, where they ar. ma'n.ain.
ed withou. labor at the cost oE the French
empire. Ia this respect, 3onaparte is more
merc,ful than - ne o. her nations FOR Spain
absolutely sends every person detected in
I cOntrhb11d tr 4d. to the mines and he il
less cruel than the British, becau, e n t. does
not co npel them to fight for hin. But we
| defend him MT. 1t he has seize but one
solitary Am 'ric IN, and un aV'ully confined
him, he merits all our resentment an m.
/ disnatiDn. Our desire is solely to cal the
public attention to very PLAIN distinction
| m the case. FIR ncs seizes our country neu
when those country men are npl jyed IN an
| Illegal trade wlllst ths British seize ON
seanen when enstgai in lawful traffic
with lawtni pt2crs, on bard b2Ga 4 ie A
merican botto n3i an1, ID you marx, sir
! TO the tune OF ne thous8nl SOILS, cran.
] med between the d ces OF snip, like ne.
( sr,.s in the hold Of a gu nea.trtder. M
a word Of all this, do you observe, NJ tn.
! federal prints those precious vehicles
! whose editors, Ike Monsters with ore eye
| can perceive none Of tae m4nif1ll villIlnie,
Of the English.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

THOSE indebted to the late Concerns of
DUNLOP, Pollok * Co of Manchester
and Robert Pollok & Co. Sc Richmond. are
now reqIes.ed u CD ne forward and settl.
their respective btI tnces, aS iDnser Indul.
g:nce Cannot ne gra,teL Lawyers AMI a..
gents h,v,ns the collection or settle nen, OF
debts due either of ,ne above concerns will
be pleased TO forward US statements of tine
business in their II mis-.
I5ahtius y Mprray.
Richmond, 1st Se, ,tsn)er, 1902. 2n
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MOrICH.>=AH persons concerned are
y required 70 take notice, that we have
sold the debts due 70 tle lace concerns of
Robert Pollok s. c.. Of tlc IN nd, aud Of
DIn!op. Pollok 81 Co. Of 4,rc tester, to
Messrs. Fompkins and Murray, of Rick
mond and tn t ptynsH-s here after are TO
se made 70 them 4lole CT t. taose wno.n
they may empower 70 ca lect.
James = i1hr Ovnloh.
Petersburg. Sept. lst. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

Extract Of a letter FROM our Corresh3n-
Ssnt at Washington, dqtcd S.ht. 81. 1892
"Of Jack'on's arrival yol were advised
earlier than me. At tis first blush Of this
intelligence this mornIns IN or Guy, the en-.
Jury has beeu, iFtH nr3hJs4ls f3es ne
' jring W.ias gSiH he II ? IRE tie kEree
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Dlrglnla Nrea3.
R I C II NJ 0 n D.

TUESD w. ssprxrsER 5. 1909.
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mitsed 70, wcnld he as nexcrab,e as f,t.
and co.eval with time
ms grr", Il ctieu-Iet repu5,icans ~
UT at the tac'-has be en- cor,n,c,.d rro-,,
eey'nn;dg 10 end, with d cs.rnn.ss Y,.c,,'
rum aud dignity, worthy Il Il, >inec-.o,,,.,
ana no,w, hsiandiog he pretl,ct.ons ,f the
enemies OF liberty. thai is retuin wou.t
CONFUSE our whole system, and be the sip.
mai Tor tumult and rebellion, our p-opIe
nave repelled The calumny BIZ d. port men.
"n'ch honorably distinguished them Srout
any other people that have existed they
nave discharged this high aul solemn di.
y, win the same order that characterized
the most common act Of their lives.
Mar: Htfe,.
LORD Eldor, member of the British caa
o'net, said in the house oflords. "tbat m.
orders IN council would, al least, make A..
merica sensible of thS policy of Joining
England IN war against France"
his Lordship vas perfectly right in 70
gard to the supposed effect these order.
would have on sonie of our politicians. WIN
uemole at, and would "seek protection
underline British cannon," but is completes.
~ mistaken in regard to the great body of
our Citizens, who will not be bullied into
war against their inclination or interest.
Lord Eidon ought to have known we vera
not second Tuscany. - Bali. Eue. Poss.
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From an article published in the London
Times OF the 18th Oct. last-yide a piece
copied from the lniell,gencer-it will h..
seen that the editor is mvte candid .,d
honest than his editorial colleagues in tbi.
country. Speaking of the " emperor of
the two Americas" he SAYS,
1t is not meant 10 consien the vhoia
thirteen United STATES to Charles w. bue
only to give him the fresh and foolish n.
tie of emperor of Mexico and pero. hi.
old possessions in America. lib.
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We hope to hear no more abo,,, Hp,iS
umore mobs," since the late federal moba
and riots in Newburyport, Beverly and
Portland, which. we understand, far out.
went every thing that has been pretended
Oh the democratic essersblages in BALI.
more Citizens innooentiy walking the
streets have been knocked down and cru,
Guy oeaten--the officers Of the governments
nave been most Hagrantly insuI ed. and
frequently menaced IN the performance Of
tne'r duiy. On Thursday last, Newbury.
port was the scene of one of these riots
the people we're disturbed by their noise
and 'nlemperance from SUNRISE till da,ki
IL we are not greatly mistakeo, this reign
OF violence Will soon cease. Governments
nas some energy remaining-and with
'nat energy it retains some power. Lex
the insurgents beware-.we do no, ,i,rad
'aeFn' Tor they are not iorrnidable.
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