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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

were at Strasburg. This is the same poin,
OF departure that he took in his Austrian
| Campaign of 1905.
On the 1ssh he was at Louisburg and
Dillinsen.
On the 18th he reached Doaawert, on the
Danube. ~
On the 18th he was at Ingolstadt. .,,, :,
boDaParte was nav in The midst of his
forces, which, by the able dispositions of
his marshals, had united and threatened the
Austrian left.
The Archduke Charles, not aware it APP
pears. OF the intentiss of the French, pusn-
ed on from Landshut to Ratisbop. -.
The conflict commenced at Pfafenhofen.
"a town Of Upper B .yaria,) on the 18Th. .
This place is seated on the Inn, Is miles
N. w. OF Ratisbon. Gen. Oudinot and the
duke ot Rivch united their divisions at Pr
afeuhofen. d.. ,c
On.he same day april lsth) the duke
o. Auerstadt encountered the Austrians at
Tam and afterwards united his forces
with those of the duke OF Dantzic. In both
these actions the French were victorious
The battle OF !Abensberg took place on
the 20th April, aud terminated in favor of
the French.
All these actions appear to have had for
their object the turning If the Austrian left,
| and by that means to get in their rear. To
| effect this with more facility, the Austrian
right was suffered to advance towards
| Ratlsbon with littls opposition.
! The Wirtemberg Contingent had reach
l ed the scene of action IN the Goth, as we
ind them mentioned in the battle of Aliens
ouTg. We may also presume hat rein
forcements OF French troops had cOme up.
as we Ind the name of the duke OF Mon
tebelio introduced.
! On the 91st Of April, the French hav. j..
( Ing succeeded in turning the left flank Of
the Anstr'ans, pressed on Lapdshut, which
they captured after sharp engagement.
The duke of Istria is mentioned in this bat .
+, tie, wh,chis 4 further proof that the French
had received reinforcements.
4 On the 22d the battle of Eckmuhl took
place, which brought the main bodies OF
the French and AustriSns together, and
laid Ratisbon open to the attack of the for
mer.
! On the 23d was fought the battle of Ra.
lisbon, which was captured by the French
| On the Gath the Freacn proceeded to
Passau, where they arrived OH the 36th.
On the 9th the French, in their turn,
passed the Inn, and their head quarters
were established at Muhldorf.
! Thus; the result appears to be, down
to April 27th, that the Austrians for Me
.drst te,, days of the campaign, advanced
into Bavaria as far as Ratisbon. And that
Ter The SECOND TEN days of the Campaign,
| the French drove them out of the country
again, and re-estabiished the king Of Ba.
| varia at Munich.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
VIRGINIA (:

AT q superior court of chaDcery holden a,
the capitol in Richmond, June 18th, 1903,
Charles Yancey, plaintiff,
William Lipscomb, David Bullock, exc
cutor of John Bullock, Nelson Craw.
ford, John Crawford and Charles Craw
ford. executors OF David Crawford, and
Robert kimbrough, defendants.
THIS Cause was this day heard on the
bill, aeswers, exhibits, examinations
Of witnesses, and reports of the comrnissi-
oneF, pursuant to the order of the eighl b
day Of June,. one thousand eight hundred
and ave, with exceptions thereunto, and
was argued by counsel ON consideration
whereof, The c. urt doth recommit the sac
reports with the exceptions, to the COM
missione, who made them for him 10 re-.
consider and report thereupon.
a Copy-Teste,
PETER T,NSLEY, c. 4.
CoHNIssIoNKR's OFyIcE,
Riehmond, Ji.ty III, 1909.
= The. parties Concerned will be pleased
to take noce tina have appointed Mon.
day the eighteenth day of September next
Tor carrying in effect the within decree
.upon which day their attendance is requir.
ed 1t my Office with their accounts ready
for final settlement.
2m WIN. HAY, NC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
CHARLES BECK < Co
Confectioners ;

INFORM Thsir friends and the public
in general, that they have established
Confectionery next door to Mr.. Simon
Blocks Store, where they intend to X eep
constantly all kinds of the best Cake, Cor.
dials, Preserves, Ice Creams, aud every
Article in their line. They Aatter them
selves, that by their Assiduity to please,
they will meet with the Public Pstrosa.s.
Also ORNAMENTS for tabls made IL
the neatest stile,
Richmond July z, 1909. (a.w.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

FOR SALE, for cash, very likely NEGRO
GIRL. from Ia to 10 years Of age, who
has been accustomed to house business. The
owners only inducement for selling, is want Of
money--she has been guilty of no fault. En-.
are a. this Office. July 10, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

JUST published, and for sale at Seston
) 'fantiand's Printing Office, OH the street
winch leads from The Market-house /, the
river, and at dew other pieces, a BOOK
containing 800 pages, of which the follow
,ng is the lille page.
a COMPENDIOUS VIEW OF tins
ES AbLiSi3 M6NT & OPERATIONS
at the MANDATORY of ARMS, and
OF the late public investigation, from tho
commtnce menl 70 the expulsion of tho
officers IN February, 1909. By HENRY
BANKS
go be LET to the lowest bidd-r, a,
u Prince Edward court house, ON tho
last Saturday in Jolly next, the BUILDING
oi BRICK HOUSE, twenty-five by 40
ieer, twelve feet pitch, 20 be covered With
Slate or Tlie.
By the Commissioners.
June a2i, 1902. (swks1
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
N virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date
i On the 2+lb If OStober, 1907, execu.ed
by William David IL, laie vi the civ Of
Richmond, now deceased, and Mary hi.
vile, 10 secure the payment Of a debt
'H~' -" h-hiohCCs uus 10 the president,
directors, s ca. of the Bank of Virginia,
on Saturday, the 29d dry of this present
month, IN the street opposite Inc premi.
SEES, will be offered for sale, 10 The highest
bidder, conformably 10 the provisions n re.
iaIion 10 sales under deeds OF trust, mems.
oned and con aimed in the aci of tn. Ce.
neral Assembly, passed on the SIS. Japu.
airy, 1909, entItuled "An ac. concerning
execu IONS and Tor other purposes"
me following properly. to Wi, A
FART of two LOIS Of LAND, No, /.
and No. 16, in the said city, beginning az
the northwest corner of the lot numbe ed
l6, thence along the lioe Of me man
street, 81 feet, to the house Chen or now)
occupied By Christian Sybaii, thence IN a
line with the said house, 1s4 1 2 feet ma.
raisel with lhe house known by Be,tv's
house, thence along the line of tn said
house 10 tie cross street leading between
bryson' > and founghusband's lots. ST feet.
thence along the SAID cross street 49,
feet to The beginning. The above parts
nt lots are improved by several valuable
framed houses, which are rented advanta.
genpsly. The sale will commence al four
O'Clock in Tho evening.
GEO. WIZ. SMITH.
July 10th, 1903. cd,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

lofk County CsHrs, June quarterly session,
Sarah Cary, PlE
Thomas %,s Rseye,, and Thomas Cham
" mac, Executors, &c. ON Gerry.
VIM. Cry d C fs.
THE defendant Thomas Reeves noe
having en- cred his appearances and
given security according TO the acl of as
sembly and the rules of his court, and
it appearing TO the sa.isfaetion ofthe court,
that the SAID deft. Is not an nhsbi.anl of
this country, on the motion OF the Pitt. by
her counsel, it is ordered. that the said de-.
feDdant do appear here on the third Mona
day in September nexl and answer the bill
ofthe Pl;f. and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Argus
printed in the City OF r chmond for two
months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse ofthis coun.
| ty. And ii is further ordered, that the
other defendant Thomas GufR =, Executor
| Of William Cary, deceased, be rest. aimed
from paying away or disposing OF any
| deb.s or effects due to or IN his hands as
executor aforesaid belonging to the said
Thomas Reeves until the further order oe
| this court.
Copy
| Attest,
i SAMUEL SHIELD. Jun. C.. r. G.
NOTICE. All persons having claims A.
~ gainst the estate Of Wiltshire NJ. Lew
is, deceased, will bring tnem forward az.
ihenticated agreeable to law for adjust.
ment those indebted TO the said estate re
requested TO make Immediate payment,
as the situation o. the estate will not adm
of indulgence.
4 WALTER SHELTON, Ex'r.
Richmond. july s;h, 1o00 w7t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

The last year to January 5th,
1909, greater than the one
preceding, ending sth Of
January 1903, by 1,y91o0o
And greater than the average
af 1907 aud 1903, by $4,000
This last state nieut shows not only the
extraordinarily aourishing state of the
cou ntry, but The rapid increase of it, un.
der he most rigorous infections of France,
and the restrictive measures adopted in
the American states, from the comparison
Of the accempts made up for the year to
Michaelmas last, and the one of the Sth
January last.
In the year to Michaelmas
therr was falling off of tho
exports from England OF
British Manufactures, as
compared with the average
of the two former years 10
all parts of the world, of 6 e,17s, oos
In the year to Jan. last, the
value Of the same exports
Was gyea,er than the aver.
age ofthe two former years,
by 1,s31 900
Which immense increase must have
been the Christmas quarter.
In the export OF our Cotton Manufac.
lures the account is still more remarkable
Year ending Jan. Sth, 1907 s,8se,ooo
1908 0,s46, 900
1909 1884, 900
This excess arising principally from new
sources Of trade having been opened.
And the raw material Cotton woody
e3ming 10 such abundance, that the price
Okich six months ago was from IS. Sd. 10
Sc. Sd. per ID. is now at Is 1od; and the
market dull. 1t may be had in any guam.
tile, from India, and a very large supply
from Brazil.
Further great benefits have been derived
in the last year, from the employment of
British shipping to the Spanish & Portu-
guese settlements, to our free ports in the
West Indies, and to the British colonies
On the Continent of America-and, at
present, the demand is 10 great, that ships
can hardly be bad at any price. C 10 a
ton is now paying for freight to America,
which last yeai ~as 6 6 10 to G7.-The
West India islands have suhs ed little ex.
cept from the want of slaves, which NAV
be had in the greatest abundance from
Canada. The Legislature of Jamaica are
sosensibIe OF this tina, they are imposing
protecting duties in favor of the continen.
tal.colonies.-Convoys are appointed, and
British ships from The colonies will be
employed 20 great extent. There are
great imPorta.ions of FAX seed, from the
Mediterranean of superior quality. and
IN future large supplies may be had from
thence.
April 9Th, isoS-Poiason's Daily xdv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

FOR SALE or RENT, that valuable
Property adjoining the city OF r chmond,
called THE COLUMBIAN MILLS Mr.
SAMUEL LRkcH, living on the premises,
VIII shew this property to any person in.
clined to rent or purchase. The terms
Will be made known by application 10 the
subscriber residing in Norfolk.
John Cranberry.
Richmond, July 10, 1903. IF 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

HoMMirTEO to the jail Of Montgo-
" merry county, on the 9th day Of A.
pll. negro. man who calls himself MO-
oES; says he is about twenty two years
OF age be is ne 'r six feet h gh. stout bu IL,
and says nc Is the proper:y OF Richard
ierreii. The owner is requested TO CONS
Onward, pay all charges ard take him a.
way, 9th. rwise he will be dealt with a. The
law requires.
June ae,h, 1909. 1 '1"0l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
circles Of Bavaria, Francon,a, and suab,..

circles OF Bavaria, Franccn,a, and Suabia.
such were tne nn,liating conce ssioas If
Austria after the ever memorable cam
paign of Aus'erlitz. The pri cipal poll.
teal changes which succeeded the treaty
OF Presburgh were the following:
tie Kingdom OF n pies pa ssed under
the French dominica, aud was given to
Joseph Bonaparte.
Prussia coded TO France the country Of
hnspach, that of Neufchy,el and Valenein.
and that p rtion of the Ducny OF Cleves
which remained to her, and Incorporated
with her possessions the states of the eles.
tor OF Hanover.
The king OF Bavaria coded to France the
duchy of Berg, and received In exchange
the country of Anspach.
The Venetian territories were by Bona.
Parte added to the kingdoJu of Italy Mu
rat was created duke o. CIeves aud Berg !;
the principality OF Guastalla was given TO
the emperor's sister the princess Pauline,
that of Massa Carrara to The princess K
MA, another Of his sisters. He also clothed
Berthier, his minister OF war, with the So
vereignty of the country of Neufchatcl and
OF Vaiengin, + 90 Tho same time he desis.
mated In Italy p hereditary duch.es, that Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

HE GRAND FIRE WORKS by Mr..
LEWIS, on account of the ram on Fri-
Gay evening, (Which destroyed number Of
pieces prepared for, the occason) were
postponed to Thursday evening next, tina
18TH INST. with the addition Of some pieces,
well deserving the attention of the public.
For particulars see the bills.
July 10th. f40Q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

This. was the0
greatest ex
port ever
known ex.
cePt ono *
very nearly
eo,paitothat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

70 be LET to the lowest biddsr, az
y Prince Edward court hose, ON tho
last Saturday in July next, the BUILDING
of BRICK HOUSE, twenty-five by 40
ieeI, twelve feet pitch, 20 be covered With
Slate or liie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

IN the Parmesan Ssates.
3. With the name Of these we are no
correctly furnished,
In the Kingdom Of Nahles.
8. Nor have We the precise names Q
these.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

- Accounts of the celebration Of our Ma.
ticnaI birth day are received from our friends ia
diEnsn, piacss--They shall be published as ssor
AZ possible.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11

Richmond, July 10, 1905.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
Twenty Dollars Rcsu0rd.
Fairfax County, Dec. ,.

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber iv:
ing on Trammell's Run, about twelve miles
from Alexandria, on the Leesburg road, on
Friday night the first of December, SOR-
REL MARE, about l and halfhands high,
very compact built and with fold, branded on
each jaw and each shoulder with w I, has a
handsome star in her forehead, likewise
small black spot just behind the saddle hard
~ as 6sy as a fifteen fence Piece ! has a long
switch tail, and when in bride cerriesit very
low, she naturally trots but can be made to
pace little, she will be seven years Old next
spring. her brands at present ale not very
plain in consequence of her long hair, but
will be easily perceived when she sheds her
coat. | suppose she was taken for the pur-
pose of running as she is remarkable fast.
will give the above reward for The mare and
thief, or Ten Dollars for the mare and all
reasonable expences.
John Headerfon.
Decembe. g. law3ws
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
I From the London Traveller Of the 18th Of
October.
POLICY OF FRANCE,
With RESPECT to Neutral Lon.merce

With respect to Neutra! Commerce.
We have already given the letter of the
French minister, Champaign, to the Ame-
rican minister, gen. Armstrong. This i'm
perial rescript, as We may term 1t, OF Boz
naparte, from Altenburgh, on the subject
of neutral commerce, contains muchioi his
old maritime law, little new OF the same
character with the old, and one or two no.
torious falsehoods. France says he,
" admits tie principle. that the flag protects
the merchandise" Very likely but does
England admit it? Does reason or usage
admit it !? Usage is, without contradiction,
hostile to our enemies; and VIC shall soon
see how far they are borne out by reason,
on an examination of the chief of those ar
suments which are here advanced in sup
port of theiycause. g "A merchant vessel,"
they say, .fhaying clearance from her go'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
This is to give Notice.

~
That the subscriber of Alexandra ,efron,
III the district of Columbia, has obtafters Of
the Orphans Cont Of said count estate Of
administration on the persNe county a.
George M. Brastow, late all persons hav.
ioresald, mariner, deceassid deceased, are
ing claims against Tit the same with the
hereby warned 10 Ge subscriber on or be-
vouchers tnereoI June next, or they may
lore the 9th elladcd from all benefit of said
oy law DC e{hose indebted thereto are re-
estate. Mskc immediate payment. Given
queseey hand this 9th day Of December,
lsv Daniel Mclean,
Adm'r Of George NJ Bristozpa
December 9. St
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
Land, Negroes, Corn and Stock
FOR S.ALE.

fONthe lstn instant will offer at public
sale, at my farm on Bull Run near Centre
vile, $500 acres of LAND heretofore
advertised)on a credit of eight ysars-like-
wise some valuable NEGRO Fellows
One half cash, the other a short credit.
On the same terms, about 400 barrels Of
CORN.
Ona credit Of nine months, with interest
from date if not punctually paid--a valuable
stock OF horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, with
Wagons, farming utensils, &c.
Z. Blackburn.
Fairfax County, Dec. ,. 1t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
Orphans Court.
December T.

.Merandria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the administrator Of George
M. Brastow, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in the Alexandra
Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alex. Moore. Regiffer 4
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
,orta Eat'p 6safttr.
uRDdY DEcEMBER =

!, Rrs,lutions, The power @
~ of the Universe often sets
), ne Ills Of men, and 50 orders
tkis wicked world, thai good
as v;l. The disaster Of Mr. ].
81, though s. some thought e DC !.
Nj IS likely 70 be productive q
/ Ia. Fighting in future Is e Oe
,S,siy. The pistol appears 70 Oe no
argument in the hands q
!. ssiv. They fad that II may ns
II rsssIolIy against themselves y
,b,,s.c high time 10 prohibit its USE
~ ] Be salutary regulation. No.
,,,er, what Instruments it's bro's about
,nrx Eighth, 4 very wicked man. supr
ned REFORMATION TO answes his OWE
,.,os.but ths reformation has been ne
!, Re i productive Of benefit 70 man
nd onlat account.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
10 be sold on the 2eth day of this month, If
fair, if not the next fair day, unless dispos-
ed Of at private sale,
A 1zuo Story Braek House,
On Water street, adjoining the property Of
captain Hamilton, and Mr.. Harper's Rope
Walk. For terms apply to the
PRINTER.
December r
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
| lonpG Of the United States.
Iousi OF REPRESENTATIVES.
|hDAY, DEcEaBER 9, 1909.
Tam far the Alsxaadria Gazette

n
A nsacc was received from the score
ary ofte treasury, governing statement
i the reenne Of the United States, and the
disbursements from the treasury. 1 his
lives a Elsporable account OF the state OF
be revaue. The receipts from duties on
herchaslize imported in the present year
(illnos amount 70 more than SIX millions
Ri hlf Of dollars.
/ This paper is Of such Importance to the
bunuT that we shalluot attempt sunna.
Of its contents, but we shall give At at
fse as soon as possible
TIE massage a gptAl asaf99ments were refer
I'D no iae conlfittee LOT ways and neans,
ind ordered tore printed.
! Several pcsroad resolutions and petit
|ioas referred.
Or. 1lsTrorf from the committee on pub
PC lands, repoted a bill for extending the
inc Of loeatint military land warrants.
tead twice anc referred to committee of
heWhole houst to- morrow.
n. 7asloi, after some animated re-
marks, ofereda resolution to the following
meet, that a Committee be appointed to en-
'ure into the circumstances of the affair
alluded TO ina letter from /. A. Coles to
ie. speaker If this house. to collect the
acts and report them to the house, with
'sar opinion on the same. On this reso-
u''0n adsbatt took place, In which Mr..
,ppes' Mr.. Stanford, Mr.. Macon, the
lofsr, and Mr.. Bacon took part. The
ss''u'lon was carried, and committee OF
even appointed.
~ Sosoysr called up his resolution for
pp0'n''ng standing committee of manu-
'e'Ofss. On the question for considera-
= e''y % rose in the Affirmative; it was
lslsi0re lost.
Adjourned.
n 4 0ae hG"!tton--nof dead letter
L reeclsed 10 Philadelphia from Gen
jss' h'mself' dated Columbia, IS. c.)
x fSnfs that he intended to set off for
on The 5th Nov and acknowledgements
sassst seuth-West Point on his
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09

.D4''ss f,Ss'ccf.- Between the rigors of a
's'iarre winter anda no less frosty atmos-
p'S'e = the diplomatic region, we have a
'"'s' qiiiias prospective. But whatever be.
w eSATunaL world, we still entertain
' 'pps that q CONGRESSIONAL THAw may
, p.'ait dissolve the POLITICAL frost which
: SP'0ns unhappily concealed the curren,
: s'pssy INTO an icy non-intercourse.
{ dm. Daily Advertiser.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
Pubic Sale.

ON TUESDAY NEXT, at threS
will be sold, on Marsteller and ylock
wharf, on credit OF and 6monag's S
approved negotiable notes, Nor
40 bagsof Coffee, part Of
cargo of the schr, Alert, from S. BarthoA
news.
d The above viii be sold in lots thatmay suitN
the purchasers.
P. G. Marftener.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
FOR THE GAZETTE.

As the day Of Election approaches. thu
democrats become more and more artiui il
Their deception and scandalous in their falls
hoods. They are determined this time Il
make one violenf effort to get the govern
ment Of Massachusetts again into then
hAnds-and they are now using, withou,
scruple all kinds OF means, except henor able
ones, To carry their pnint---of course il be.
comes the solemn duty of the federalists to
exert oil tier snssgth, or they will soon have
occasion to lament thoir folly and their indo.
lence in sackcloth and ashes.
Besides The lies about Mr.. GORE,
which every democrat is taught to cir.
culate far and wide, the whole host Of de
mocracy are now singing songs Of gladness
among the people, and proclaiming that the
EpbarFo is raised--the Brunch orders and
French DEGREES are anaul!ed and that Conn.
nieyee s again as free as IL evey vat! These
falsehoods are, without blush, or STAN.
mer, published in every quarter, with the
hope that the rath will not overtake them
soon enough, TO open the eyes of those whom
they are deluding.-Le the good people in
the country be on their guard. The enemy
is sowing tares the embargo is not reiao.
we'd, except as to a few ports the French
and British orders are not revoked the e.
vils Of our country arc by NO means lessened
But instead of this, a cloud is gathering,
which will certainly become a storm, and a
tempest, unless the good sense of New.Eng.
land awakens to view Of our danger, and
to the means To avoid the portending evil.
In this momentary calm is concealed the be-
ginning of the hurricane. In this son.inte,
eovse iaSs, are concealed the design of war
and ali its horrors. Depend on it. our rulers
love their systems too well to give them up
SO easily. They are only shifting the bur-
then from ore shoulder Of the people on TO the
Other. New-England patriots. and they only,
will be able TO take the burthen oil OF both
shoulders, and enable us to stand upright a.
gain, as we have been used to do.
All eyes are on Massachusetts, Gu the
fate OF the election this spring, depends the
of the Common wealth, and the
peace of the United States. Let New.Enr-
land once more have democratic rulers, and
the consequence will be yU ssita Eng
land, and an alliance sath Bonapnfs, whose
tender mercIes are cruelty, and whose pre-
tended f;ieadship is the certain prelude to
ruin and confusion.
a FRIEND TO PEACE.