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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
II g33! S!ani fer y,afle.

n gJJ19 o3UH1 7VF T"F'S.
TO I.et--The HOUSE & SrO2I, late y.
occupied by Nm n q C ssti5f. q.
a few rod, from the Wharvss ---enqnae Of
VIM. n, sIockBRIDox, on he pre.n,ie,'
NSsfb 1asmosfb, Oh 3, 1893
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

TAKEN up on he twentieth Of se2sea,;er
ian, Three STRAY oXsN. wa of
which are red, the other browaiih. wisll 4
white face. The owner nay have Them hy
proving property and payny CHARGE S
ANDREW H0D5rOs.
Fa.~slib, on. 9b, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
WANTED.

a FEW tons heavy FREIGHT on board
: fhiQ THOMAS. for Baltimo:e.-Aprly
At No IL Usiss. EIbs.E
TO LET,
The HOUSE in Middle-flreei adjoining
Mr.. Thomas Hopkins' and lately Occupied
by MIR. Thomas Webler. Ays, the Esgie
Tavern 10 cxlled) in Clay cove, aud hand
foms two Cory, HOUSE in Love Laue'-Ap-
ply ~ above. Ca. y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

WANTED.

TWO good NEW MICH &C
4 which caih will I've given--dt
three Hundred Buihels Of good Pc
Enquire of
CHARLES & JOHN
O.7oJsy 9b.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

Counterfeit Bills 81 ne Stereotype Plate.
We wou!a Canton the public against be-
ing imposed upon by counterfeit bills of the
,.esu Stereotype Ps'a.. Counterieils of The de-
nomlnatiop OF tsgo do!lays on the Portland
Bank, are IN circulation. The imitation is
tolcrably well executed, bat may be easily
Ietected b. examination, or on comparison
with the true bills. Tie paper appears
sponsy, and the letters in the words 1.-TWO
dollars" watch is repeated on the face OF
the bills. are rough and irregular. Some OF
thele bills were brought 10 tbs town last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

FOR Gentle nan and his Lady. du~ior 8
: Winter, in foms refpeaabe privaie sA.ai :
ly.-A line directed TO a. 3 aud left A; tie
Cazsite Office, and the terms, viii re si ye ,lue
notice. OK 9A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
From, tie AUGUSTA eao. of Ffiday I.

From tie augusta pap. Of Friday last.
On Tuesday LAST the Supreme Judicial
Court commenced its session in this town--
The Hon. Judge sedgwick presides.--The
supposed murder1rs of Mar. Paul Chadwick
were arraigned before the court on We'd
nestay last, and the bill OF indictment read
30 them after which ti.ey we're remanded
~ prison.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

Extract If a letter tteDs gen,lenian IN Hal
loluei!, 40 his tiena ~ This tosa, datel Cet
S, 1909.
"There is a body of between and 600
men in Indian gulse, called squat,ers,
embodied in piece vi woods within few
miles of Auglists bridge, who are detes.
mined to rescue the s nnrderess confined
in Augusta jail, or perish in the attempt.
The night before last they advanced SO near
As TO seize upon our guard OF > men, set
there 10 give the alarm or their approach;
two Of them escaped ui,liurt, one Vas bad
ly wounded and the other f.er berg driven
before then To the woods, losing hs hat y
having part OF his clothes torn on, Mas sent
back To Augusta with this message, that
the eight prisoners must be liberated with
in three hours or the town would be set ON
fire." iieaic him deliver II to the Brgs-
der General, ]. Chandler the prisoner
was Mai. Weeks, man ct high standing
and respect ability in this place. The alarm
was Immediately given by he ringing OF
bells--the Halloweil ARTILLERY Company to
which belong was immediately called oat,
aud our Geld pieces being charged with
canister shot ] sincerely believe alone pre-.
vented their approach. They had notice
Cd cur approaci. by hearing our bell ring,
and thought best 20 Keep back The Maj.
General has called out ahoul 800 Militia,
who with our Company. which is divided,
are posted round the prison walls night and
day. am almost sick HAVING been march-
ed to Augusta every other night since last
Friday, anI must there sand without the
prison walls all night in open air, rain or
shlne, ailer working ia my shop all the day
preceding. ! know not where Tins will
IND"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-14


: Tie fol2osving Extracts are nsGdc from an
sis Grafton delivered 6y WILLIAM TUDOR,
! Esqxiye, at Boston, on tie ANNIvERsARY
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
EXTRACTS.
g ENGLAND holds the naval power, and
,sconrs every sea, almost without finding an
enemy. France marshals the continent in
arms. and from the extremity of Italy to
1.-The sulph of Finland, moves the armies OF
Europe, az her discretion Examine the
parties engaged in this tremendous war
fare on one side, nation not numerous,
but brave rot warlikc, but free support
ing incredible bnrthens, yet maintaining her
freedom contending not against ordinary
defeat, but annihilation yet agitated by
the perpetual strife of parties, and subject
to divided counsels. On the other, great
nation, composed of soldiers, passionately
fond Of military glory, and abounding in
sxilfL generals hex whole force directed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-14

the conscrlptIon of 1910, called
year, and which did nor eoual>,S
of young Frcnchmen required IL ss
preceding.
$ Your majesty also desires f.,
Of the conscripts, who for H..
years have been denied the siansl'
ed honor Of surrounding the t,iD.'
of your majesty, ia the midst Of !
rial guard, the name Of which j.
remembrance Of such noble deer,
glory sosbrilliant.
! he senate, sire, is eager Il
project Of senatus consullum j
accomplish those wishes.
!" Your majesty otherwise asks
button from your people, to en,blE
go and conquer England in H.
Austria.
/" Che British government. u;
seeks to divert the storm with rE
threatened. has opened a VOLCANO n
they have lighted the flames tia, q.
sumo the ally they seduced.
" The destiny of Austria is fixed
few days and she will have ceassdn NJ
to CRAFTY the fury OF England.
" Your majesty will then have ed
ed, on an irnmoveable basis, that CON /
peace which viii enable You to ac,c
The constant objects Of your wishes, |
your sublime eptions, martini
and the freedom and safety OF the coa|
Ct Europe.
+" Accept, sire, the vows Of the
people for your sacred person, the !
sion Of their admiration and love, d
confidence, and homage, and hdtrv
senate, as well as its respect Tor yc4
rial and royal majesty.
(Signed)
"CAMBACEh
(" Prince arch chancellor efAsa
President.
"e esn'i ga55sssv,lra, ss'.
=" Seen and sealed, signed LID
chancellor of the sena.e."
Nay 5.
The emperor has ordered a teH
d'armee to be formed, to cover the 4
frontiers Of Germany---iti is TO Be coH
ed by the king of Westphalia, and VI
sist of 10000 men.
The following proclamation was F
at Mannheim, on the 9Th of April
4" Charles Frederic, by the grace !
grand duke Of Raden. &c.
" It is with the greatest grief thai
the peace, with Germany had begun
10y after long course Of ruinous VI
bout to be again disturbed by the hoa
vasion of the confederacy OF the Rbi
"The wounds which were openl
late wars, are not closed the evIda
their devastation vet exists and d
row that We now feel at the prosPu
renewal of them, is encouraged tFr
formation that she chiefs OF thu Al
army have opened the war by inFllf
people of the confederation of the RI
throw off the obedience due to Their
mate sovereigns, and to attach then
to the Austrian party.
IF we hssitated to credit the auth
ty OF proclamations SO contrary TO The
of nations, which tend to destroy t
that unite the sovereign and the cIil
the state, to interrupt the social ord'
to introduce confusion and dtprav'
had such confidence in the fidelity al
shaken attachment of our dear SUBJ
to be confident Of the effect of such a
alton.
I" During areign Of sixty three yei
object of our paternal solic,tude ha;
promote and confirm the public pros
to that end we have devoted all on
and with success. Ofthis, it is rot
provinces only that are persuaded,
subjects must have perceived. SIN!
were invited To orr STATE. that their
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dark IS the blue OF her SOFT folunS &C,
Red, red her ripe lips,
ADD sweeter than roses
Wbar caaid my wee thing wander fra me :"
IN &c i saw ma your wee thing,
i saw ma your ain thing,
Nor saw your true love down on yon lea
But met my bonny thing,
Late in the cleaning,
Down BY the burnie whar flowers the haw
tree.
g Her hair it was lint white,
Her skin it was milk white,
Dark was tl,e blue of her saft rolling ee (;
Red was her ripe lips,
And sweeter than roses;
Sweet war the kisses which she gaze to me.
6 II was nae my wee thing,
It was nae my ain thing.
1t was nae my true love'ye saw by the tree
Proud is her leel heart,
Modest her naturel
She never lood any, Till once she leod me.
i Hername il is Mary,
.-xAss-.-ssn~- s-'ss~-r.-,s Cay
Aft has She sat when BARN, on my knee
Fair as your face IS,
10 Vast fifty times fairer.
Young hragger, she ne 'er would gle kisses
& ss< ~ 10 thee
:. e r .xasz then ,oars Aiary,1'
: ~ clSc's frae Castle Cary,
IF was then yourtrue love met by the tree,
Proud as hersheart is,
And modest hersnature.
Sweet war the kisses which she gaze to me.
ana Sair gloonnsd his dark brow,
Blood red his cheek grew,
vivid nash'd the fire frae his red rolling &c;
sss g Ye'se rue sair this morning,
Your boasts and your scornlng,
DEFEND We fause traitor, SUI loudly we Ae
6 Ava wi beguiling,"
Cried the youth, smiling
aft went the bonnet the lint white locks fee,
The belted plaid fa'ing,
~; 8. Her white bosom shaving,
Fair stood the loy'd maid wi the dark rolling
ssr ce'.
GO Is it my wee thing
Is it mine ain thing
sIs it my true love. here that see?
So Cos Jamie, forgive me;
81 sc Your hearts constant TO ne;
IS III never, never mair wander, dear Iaddie,
frae thee"
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Fran the Baltimore Evenins Post.

Mn. EDIToR,
This beautiful little Scotch Ballad, from
the pen of Mr.. Hector M,Nell, will proba-
bly, be acceptable to readers of taste: Its IN
sertion will oblige an old acquaintance.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
Valuable Property for Sale.

rTeHE subscribero4ers for sale the House
A on Fairfax-s street, in Alexandria, now
occupied by Mrs. S. .aickoAs. The asses,
sors say this property is worth four thousane
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum; but the
subscribers now offers it for sale atthe halt OF
the assessed value.
lie also offers for sale,
The vacant Lots 90 Fairfax and franklin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessedshem at that
rate; bat the subscriber will take less than
the half of that sum per acre.
He would gladly sell aR his property on
the Mall-his House. on King-street, near
Royal .street--his Houses on the same street.
near Washington, strect--his groundrents,
or any other property he has in Alexandra,
on q. credit of 6, -, and 10 months.
S. Cooke.
IeesbNrr, March &c. law2m
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.1eh clover- SEED.

KINGSTON, Fairfax street, has re- :.
IN ceiyed a.supply Of excellent red Glover
seed. which. he .wili dispose Of on moderate
,er,n {. for cash-Also, u few bushels Of Fresh
B,,rnet and Hemp Scotland on hand, =
notify, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass. Peruvian Grass and Lucern.
ALSO,
General assortment ofsthc best kinds OF
C ardcn Seeds, mostly oflis own saving, from
ths last year; Medicinal Seeds; Bird Seeds
and quantity of large Loinbardy sfoPials
Towering Trees and Shrubs; best London
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Rakes, and Books on Gardening t'teWer, !,
Pots Of all sizes; an elegant assortment OF
Chimney Ornaments Queens Ware Ihina
and Glass, Stone and Pottess Wsres--wsitn a
general assortment Of Groceries,
n q. A gentcei person may be accom-
modated with Private Room and Family
Board, on moderate terms.
February. edlW stawl" esia sS' ial-'i Z
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REMOVAL.

THE snbsciber has removed Ms ~. =
shop and dwelling house in tine 0Ilsh p aouso
on Royal street, between hlng anu ING.
streets. lately occupied BY Mr. James Scout.
he has on hand, ard csfr'Jor sac,
szaoo feetRAY WOOD 5000 feet inlogs]
1900 'sT. DOMINGO WOOD, which
he will sell for cash oniy.
He still continues the Cabinet aad Chaif-
making business as usual.
Two Journeymen wanted to the above Da-
,siness.
for.
sAnr;I-s 2aw3w.
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Feb. s..
CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALEBY
ROBERT GRAY.

T~HE re BBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew Of
1 Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robbin Hosd'
Love Laughs at Locksmiths, OF Age Io-mor-
row, Fortress of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
logos, Indian Princess, Critic, Fox Chase
Blue Beard, Lock and Key, Dafby's Return,
What Blunder Wanderer, Stranger, Blind
Boy, Deserter, Jew, Point of Honor, Mer-
maid, School Tor Scandal, Trust, Castle Spec
tire, Town and Country, Voice Of Nature, t'c
Woula;f He Could, Fears and Smiles, Adrian
and Olilia, Farm House, Who's the Dupe,
"Trip to Scarborough, Whistleior II, Fortune
Frolic, Begone Dull Care, .Adelgitha. World,
How to grow Rich, Man Of Eertitude.
dLSO,
The Military Mentor, being series OF
letters recently written from general officer
to his scn-s vols. boards price 81.
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken of by the
British Reviews as a work ofthe first merit
price, bound, 81.
Mopch 90
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ENTERTAINMENT.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

RANDOLPH MOTT,
Late Of The Wzahiagtcn 7apern, .diercnar7a,
Is prepared to entertain travellers end O.
theirs in gcnlcel manner, at tie " HI e.
HOUSE, opposite the sscond t"raf'kr gaze,
seven miles from Aicxan,'lia, Oh the road TO
Fairfax Court House-and hattcis himself
his attention TO the wishes and CONVENIENCE OF
his customers viii ensure hini a portion OF
public patronage.
~ G God pos,urage and grain ofevery dc
scrirtien will be furnished FOL ttocs.
January lG. Jaw
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PUBLIC Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of April, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, at the
Coffee house, in Alexandria
LOTS No. 2 and (, Of that
part Of TIE Abingdon estate lately ,hcproper-
ty of Robert Aierauder. These Lots arc ad-
vantareously situated on the new turnpike
road and the Potomac, .bout four miles from
Alexandria, and nearly opposite TO the city
of Washington. They contains rather more
than AS acres. credit OF &C and leo days
will be allowed on the purchasers giving good
endorsed negotiable notes.
R. ]. Taylor, Ext.
OfJoAN WATTS.
March Is. cots.
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Twenty Dollars Reward

RAN AWAY, or the 18th instant ~ NJ
tho estate ofthe late Nathaniel New" Va
p;scataway, in Prince George S coun TX
ryland, negro man, named 81. na,,IcZicr
bout 90 years OF are, yeliowlsl e0" 'lhen h
and about six feet high had % ,.rl clot
went awa,s, short white Jacket CIV ~nect )
,rowscrs, and Ozpabriss shirt e. G~cms;
will change his name and pass ~, ,g T" be
as several Of the same' family t'or ,horo bee
longing to Miss Elizabeth NewFo. NJ s:evtor
enancipsted since the death OF WY. ~. vi
and have passes with my sisha ;aad;cp sal
rive the above rewardfor appra,e!n,' 90 Ii,xt
fellow and securing bin IN any ''
get him again. ~ p;rch,
oislA sard
March 81 .--~,-TT--r"'7.l'r
Prlnilng In It's vai'g'1 ,;sn,;eh.
exccutedwith accuracy ana 49,
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- Block Rluer Lottery.

NO. Q.
Authorised by an Act of the LEGISLATURE
of the State of NEW YORK, for the purpose
of OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THOMAS Storm, JOHN II. S1cKELs, WIN.
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS B. TALMADGE,
and JAeoBUs VAN SCHooNHovEN.
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TAKE NOTICE

SiIAI a CERTAIN Ielter OF no,. =
4 ney from SAM Nraig shd tie : '''.f
CIR, dated March, 1907, as the -. ~ e. 4is
John Dunlap, Of tic town Of NJ 'sO'of- j
the districtof Columbus, dc seaseu. ~''Sll' j
Dunlap, authorising him, the s,iS ! Saot
Dunlap, to collect, sue for ana NJ. ~aasc
debts, dues and demands, owing 70 ~ S, 9
said John Dunlap, deceased, is bereb n' ''''e
ed, annulled and made void. IsS0S
WIN. HERBERT, !sSurvipipo
fJeAn Dulal, a.,
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Notice is hereby given to de

linquent Stockholders in the Little River
Turnpike Company, that unless payment
shall be made of their respective 6alahces
due on their shares on or before the hfs'
Monday III April next, that their shares
will be forfeited, pursuant to the act lncorpo'
rating said company, and will be exposed to
sale, at public auction, on that day, at the
coffee house, in Alexandria.
Ey order of the board Of directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer l.. r. I. Go
January % 2awtdpay't
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FOR SALE.
February IS.

NNE tract Ct LAND. situat. and ii.
, in Alexandria county. about SIX Mig Mig
from said town, and four 'front.' co. town e'
tanning ls5 and 3-4 acres. This laid il wa I
wateied and limbered, end well situate e.
cultivation.
ALSO,
Another Tract, containing 100 acres. IL
ing near TIE Leesburg road about five r;i.,
from alexandria and SIX from Gcorca. own
not far from either OF the above places !, !.
valuable Mill Scat, which would sell, h.,
ing ! 5 feet inches natural fall, with QUA.
ry of good stone CT each side of the d,m
Also, plenty Of good building stone on the
spot where the house shouldbe erected. ANY
person wishing to purchase VII please 10 10.
ply 10
G. w. CARLIY.
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The managers will commence dra"ins II
the cityof N. York, On the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw 600
Ticketsseach day until fnished,-Iickcts for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore king-street,
Alexandria, Prize't icketsin the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken III exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sold as a
boye examined iree.uf exPence.
sR. GRAY.
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ORPHANS COURT.

,aie1on67ia County, Alarch 1trai, 1909.
O9DERLD,
That the executors Of Ro5c71 16synshcnd
Rooe, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisen.crt three times week for Gig 1t
weeks in the .ftcIGnG1za Daily Gazette.
Test
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ll,ol4 Prizes.
1885 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets--Less than two blanks to
prize.--Subject to 81 deduction of Is per cent.
Prizes payable 80 days after the conclusion
Of the drawing of the above prizes.
First drawn number Is, days drawing Is en-
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to give 7sohce That the snbscri
bers of Alexandria county, il the district of
Columbia, have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters testanentay
on the estate Of Col ifobs Z! Ecoc, Isle OF
the county afaressi,i, merchant. deceased,
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the sub
sclibers, on OF bzf fore the Oath d.y Of Sept.
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said cstatc-anal those Indebted
thereto arc required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under eur hands this 2ah day OF
March, 1909.
John Muncafter,
James II. Hooe,
Executors.
%,
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March 81
TO Be. LET

: comfortable Brick Dwelling Hou.. !.
King and Henry street, with five ro,ms ' . q
ieiss, cellar, Kitchen, and stabline on 0s
erms. :" tOO
iona. g M. scholaeld.
February Is.
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Strayed or Stolen,

From The commons Of .hlea andria,
A BAY HORSE, about years old--Svllo-
n ever will return him, or give informa-
ton where he may be found, to the Printer,
shall be generously rewarded.
March 80 60
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April 6:
PUBLIC NOTICE.

sVHE Commissioners, for that purpose
4 appointed, hereby give notice, that On
the second day Of next Fairfax Apr! Ccurt,
they will attend at Fairfax Court House, for
the purpose cfletting, to the lowest blder,
the battling and erecting Jail ana Jalos
House, for the said county, theplan ofvhica
and the specification of the size aid manact
in which the work IS to be done, may be seen
BY any LcsiroG@ thereof, BY application IIr.
Richard Katcliffe. The building TO be CON-
p!cted in six months from the time oflcttng
Fond with approved security will be required
from the undertaken.
The money being DOW ready a part viii
be advanced CT execution Of the bond, and
other payments made as the work progresses
10 be agreed or.
The Comniihoners.
Maroh 90 5aN4W
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7 @ / F I.
Public Sale.

tOllC JAIN.
WILL. be cold or the first day OF May neS'
at the Court house Of Prince "ii'a''
County,
4 Tract Of Lana, - !.
LYING near Dumfries, containing lsO =
ores, more OF less.
ALSO,
ALotof Landsn Dumfr'es, NO. d. d.
UPON crefiit oiwel~e months 'Ee Ps ;.,,
chaser giving bond with approved 'es ssn,G,
and deed of trustupon the premises ~. . ;no
pay,nen. of the purchase money,lcIctp,I;,, +
The costs and charges attending the sale'"n,
will be required to be paid at the 'lme
sale. The above tract ofland and lo' n W..
been escheated to the Commonweal'n r .. {,
ginia, for defect Of heirs of a certain r,a'
Rice, ,lec'd, capable of holding the sa'D',
Philip D. Dave, 1.,,: asn,,,
Fer Prince William C0un''
Dunfiies, March 27-~-2S. %'" ,.'9r
NIB. The sale Will commence a. "
7 4
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March IS.
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January %
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il IS an honest adherence. do beilsve sl,as
The continuance of that measure, with the
add;tion of bill now ON your table, (non-
intercourse billy is the best thing you can
do; and if I. thought chat congress would
declare.war in MAY, Ishould be much more :
ayerse TO meeting then, than am now but
I do not believe it will. Put the question to
every man in the .nation---war or embargo!
The certainty of that alternative would make
them more favorable to the empargo, than
thev are now. should not be surprised
that the opposition to the embargo would
themselves wish it to be continued little
while longer. / agree with gentlemen that lat.
the people will point out what should De
done. De not declare war before you al
iourn. and have no fear OF your dong IL.
when YOU meet again. Let each man put
the question to his neighbor, whether he
will have war or embargo, and there IS no
doubt but he will answer in favor OF the lat
ter. Iagree with the gentleman from len
nessee, that the new administrator should
not be considered as new dynasty. But
when new politics come into Office, It IS
something like it and we have seen 1t IN
our days. But, believe1me, sir, IN my Cpl
Mon, there is no danger Of Instruction IN
any part of this happy country.
1Debate to be co'atsnued.l