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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-10
School Books.

School Books.
P@rifii's Modern Geography; More's and
DwIghls ditto Art OF Reading; Weblter's
"a. I'd, and 81 Parts; UnderaAnding Reader
Murlay Reader abridged; Pre,ep.or Or
s.or Maioe, Pixies and Perrys Spelling
Books; We5tter aud Perry's Dictionaries !;
Sth1h4Fs, Walchs, piks's, temples anu
Roofs ArithmeIics; Practical Arithmetic and
Y,u.g Mans Companion St4aiford's, Muir
ray ! D.ugAA.n's, aud Aiexznder's Grsmm ais !;
Contributions, Declaration Of independence
aid W4huglon's Farewell Addrtis, 6siag aa
assertion Ic7loa for ne re .. Seb,Ol' ara
5.e'os y t-e @ svf'ans..t Economy of Human
Ike, tor the ole If schools, PIE 20
WIRING PAPER,
Scre OF 4 iupelior quality, II goher-
Z. All nlent II
Lo5kI ahi Stationary,
II The Va tou, anthss Of fcience = literature
The CRLEk aud LAIN Classics
uieJ ia Academic. aud Loie
4 large sfJrtmsnr Of Commercial ard Juf-
l.e..-2L i.NKS--aH of The above articles
W iod - cheap a. can be puychlled Ia
BolJa
" tq@ er Bats and the bigbef Price
givsn J.r clean cation and haes Rags,
IaaU) IS and junk.
Nov &c (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-10
NegV FaH ana Wiafsr Gs0d5.
ROYAL LINCOLN.
EXCHdNCE SIRE

EXCBdACE STREET,
HAS jan received large and eTteplve
a aforInent OF new
Fall and IFInfer Gods,
which partly conlR OF the following viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-10

Also
A quantity Of CCRDAGF,
Bolt Rope Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine Marling,
Cod Lines, &c. tSe.
The above Goods are All Of the fri quality,
and will be fold on -eafonable terms.
~ B-Msrchants and Ship Matters may
be iuPPlied with Cabin or hip Stores On rsa-
fonabie terms.-Allo, Families may be fuppii-
ed as low as can be purchafed in town, and
fe'tle their bills quarterly. Conltsnt atten-
dance, and every favor gratefully acknowl-
edged
JONATHAN STUART.
Po-fkend, Dec. 8, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-28
49,freitanp.
FOR THE RHoDE-fsLAND REPUBLICAN.
To the Members oil the Honourabie
General Assembly of the State Of
Rhode-Island.
Conciuded.1

"That property will ever be unequal is Ger
tain. Industry superiority of talents. dexter
ity of management, extreme irugality, ior-
tunate opportunities on the opposites, CT the
means OF those things will ever produce that
effect without having recourse to the harsh
ill-sounding names OF avariCe and oppres-
sion and besioes this, there are some men
who, though they do not desrise wealth, will
not stoop to the drudgey, or the means Of
acquiring it, nor will be troubled with the
care of it beyond their wants or their indepen-
dence whist III others there is AN avidity 10
attain i, by every means not punishable. 1t
makes the business Of their lives, and they
follow it as their religion. All that is reouir-
ed with respect to property, is to obtain it
honestly, and not employ it criminally ) but
il is always criminaiiy employed, when il is
made criterion for exclusive rights.
In institutions that are purely pecuniary,
such as that of bank, or CON y1ercia COM
pany, the rights of the members, composing
that company,sare wholly created by the prop
erty they invest therein. and no other rights
are represented in the government OF that
company neither has that government cog
nizance of any thing but properly.
But the case Is different with respect to
the institution Of civil government, organized
on the system Of representation. SUCH
government has cognizance OF cvery thing,
and every man, member OF the COM
munily, whether he has property or not and
therefore the principle requires that epery
man. aud epery kind Of right, be represented,
of witch the right to acquire and to hold
property, is but ole, and that not one OF the
most essential kind. The protection of
mans person is more sacred than the protec-
ton OF bis property and besides this, the
faculty of performing any kind Of work, by
which he acquires livelihood, or maintains
family, is of the nature OF property. II is
property TO him-he has acquired it and it
is much the object OF his protection, as
exterior properly possessed without that fac
uIty, can be the OBJECT of protection to anoth-
er person.
q" have always believed that the best Sc
curity for properly, be it much or little, is 70
remove from every part OF the community,
as far as can he done,evety Cause OF complaint,
md every motive of violence and this Can
only be done by an eluaity Of rights. When
rights are secure, properly is secure IN con-
Sc ,uence. But when properly is made a
pretence for one lul o. exclusive rights, it
weakens ,be right to hold the property, and
provokes indi,-n ton and tumult--for II is un-
natural to believe that property can be secure
under the guarantee of society, Injured in
Its rights BY INC influence OF that property.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-28
Mk. MACON'S BILL.
A BILL.

Respecting the commercial intercourse be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
and France, and for other purposes.
SscrroNt BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of e United Sfafes Of .imerica, in
Congress assembled That from and after the passage
of this act, the of the harbours and waters
of the United States and the territories thereof oe.
and the is hereby intcrdicted to all the pubhck
ships and vessels belonging to Great Bri'sln and
france-excepting vessels sniy which may be forced
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10

Mr.. Michel cIardy, Jun.
Sir,
I Propose to take sundry depositipns at
the house Of Nath. Carter on tN Fri
day before the fourth Monday infAugust
ne5;., TO be read in evidence inlmy suit
"a Charcery against you depending in the
Court of halifax county, when aud where
you may attend if you please.
MICHAEL CLARDY, Sen.
June 9th, 1910. twp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
Lor of Ground

mentioned in that Deed of Trust, & which
is described in the deed in the following
words. IS A certain Lot Of Grou1H lying
and being in the City of Richmond con-
tanning twenty four feet on the maA4treet,
to the line of Walter Shelton's Lot, thence
back with the line of said Sheiton's Lot
fifty feet, thence twenty four feet to the
cross street leading by Todd's Lot, thence
fifty feet to the sad main street, it being
part of the Lot No. twenty, and the came
Lot or parcel OF Land which the aforesaid
William Davidson and Cunningham Bur-
ton purchased of Isaac Hall and Mary his
Wife, as per deed from said Hall and Wife
to said Davidson and Burton, dated the
goth day of April 1905"
The Sale viii commence at II o.
clock, A. M.
FREDERICK PLEASANTS. Trustee.
Richmond, August Sd. 1910.
[tds]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10

- on the I'd day of August, 1908, executed
by William Goodwin of the SAID city, to
the subscriber and William Davidson, late
OF the said city, deceased, to secure the
payment ola debt due from said Goodwi
to Francis Patti. of said city, and pursu-
ant TO the request of said Patti, on the 18th
day OF this present month (Augus) will be
offered for sale, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, upon the premises. and sub.
Ject to. the Claim of dover by Mrs. Good
win, the wife of sid William Goodwin,
IN the event of her \prvivHg her said hus.
band, all and sinAlaE/that LOT OR
PARCEL OF II
+. AN ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
l. An Do

Containing half n ara. More or less, aid
TENEMENT, lying and being in that part
of said city called g Rockets on the north
side of the road fren Rockets warehouse
to Watklns's mill (now occupied by Mr..
John Werth) and between the land or lot
OF Richard Young Ito the west) and of VIII.
liam Walker Weymouth Ito the east) for
the purpose of paying 10 said Patti. the
sum of $50 dollars yet due of So d debt, to.
gether with interest thereon from the :30th
day OF June, 1909, up to the day of sale, and
the costs and charges attending the making
and securing said deed and the execution
of said trust therein contained.
JOHN MILLER,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond, August Sd, 1910. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
N Office.

pY Virtue OF a Deed Of Trust. made to
the Subscriber by William Davidson
and Cunningham Burton, dated the 18th of
February. 1907, and recorded in the Court
of Hastings Of the City of Richmond, to Sc.
cure the paymSnt Of SUM of money due
to Pfcsser s, Moncurc,
Will be exposed to sale at Auction, on
the premises, Tor ready money, on the first
day of next month, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
RaepahannocA Lou Grounds
FOR SALE.

HHE subscriber is anxious to dispose
, Il of that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND known by the name of TkNPLx's
QUARTER situated in the county of Es.
sex, and Yng Immediately upon the Rap.
pahanoocksstwo miles below the town of
Tappahannock. There are 10 this tract,
by late survey, AIS acres; about one
half of which is cleared and under good
fence the remainder is heavily timber
ed with pine, oak, walnut and locust.
The Improvements are such as are nece 8,
sary TO secure the crops. There are up-
on this land between three aud four hun.
dred thrifty apple trees, and about two
hundred choice peach trees. Fish. oys.
tiers and wild fowl may be taken at all
times in the greatest abundance and With
very little labour.
The subscriber counting upon prudent
purchasers. who always judg for them.
Selves deems. it unnecessary to enlarge
upon the numerous advantages resulting
from the soil and situation Of this most
valuable little farm. It's sufficient TO say.
that the farmer who would freely spend his
strength upon a generous soil. will here
find the rich reward of all his tolls.
The terms Of sale will be made known
by application to Anderson Scott, ir. at
Mrs. Nelson's boarding house, j., the civ
OF Richmond, or to the subscriber resid-
ing at his sea, near Mil!er's tavern. IN
Essex Pieasan, Retreat.
JOHN JONES.
Essex County, Aug. I, 1910 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
ALSO Is

A General assortment of SURGI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMFRY,
consisting of Essence of Burgamot,, Layen.
der. Roses, Lemon, Milk of Roses, sc.
se<c.
"A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Violet, Csstel, Venitiany sc.
Tees Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot4To and Saddles, which
will'take our stains. produce fine colour
and give an elegant gloss.
PAINTERS COLOURS of every
description. among which are, White
Lead, dry and ground in Oil, Cwarranied]
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Pateut do. King'sdo. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Reeves Water Coioures Paint
Brushes. &c. ssc
HATrERS' MATERIALS, very
General assaAtment, comprising aimost eve
ny article uzed by Hatters for making their
cclonrs, preparing their skins, sc. &c.
OVERS can be supplied with al
most every article used BY them in their
line of business.
!GLAZIEKS will also find Window
Glass and Petty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d May, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10

VIRGINIA
In Halifax county Court, In Cham
Gerry Gath April 1910.
Anthony Wilkinson, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
John w. Mann and Joel Mann,
Defendants.
THE defendant, John w. Mann not hay,-
, ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly 4
and ,he rules of this Court--and it ap1earf
ing 90 the satisfaction of the Court, tfht h&9
is not an inhabitant Of this Commonw} aIthI
On motion of the plaintiff by his codhsel,
IL is ordered, that the said last mentioisd
defendant, do appear here on the fourth
Monday in September next, and answer the
DILL OF the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the NEWSPAPERS published in the
City of Richmond, for eight weeks success.
sively, and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Of the said county.
"a Copy--Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. elk.
Lw tp.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
ASA OTIS,

Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern,
FIRST and Second quality Muscovado
\ Sugar in Hhds. and Barrels, Loaf Su.
gar in Hhds Tierces and Barrels, Prime
Green Coffee in Bags and Barrels, Imperi.
al, Hyson, and Young Hyson Teas, APP.
pie Brandy in Barrels, Madeira Wine in
Dr. Casks. A constant supply ofton don
Mustard at the New York prices Windsor
soap, Common do. Mould Candles, Glass
Ware, 10 by 8, 10 by 10 and IA by IL
Window Glass, Powder & Shot, Alum,
Copperas, Brlmsto9e, Nutmegs. Cloves,
Mace, Singer, Allspice, Pepper, Tyce's
Shining Liquid Backing TOR Boots and
onoes, with variety of other articles.
- ALSO
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of
large size.
Richmond, August Sd, 1870
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
FOR saLE.

Tons American Iron assorted,
10 Ton Swedish do. do.
10Q 6exes Window Siass, 10 by IL 10 by -
3 by 10.
SO Kegs Spanish Brown Dltto
a few F9edted galiops Linseed & Spfrma-
ceti Oil. IN
80 Bexes mould Candies fit for sun 81 use
As, 6,
20 Kegs American and English Fg Gun
Powder.
&c Bags Green Coffee. A
IL Bales Cotton, of a superior Quafity,
go Iibds. Penney Ivania WhisAey--
Together With Groceries in general, will
be sold moderate.
Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, June 21st, 1910. en-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
War Department, July 10, 1910.
Notice is hereby Given,

HAT Separate proposals viii be received at
~ the Office of the Secretary for the Depart
uient of War, until IL O'clock at noon Of the
first Monday in November ncxt, for the supply
Of all rs'ions that my be required for the use OF
the Unised States, from the Ist day of June
1911, inclusive, TO the 1st day of June 1912
within the States, Territories and Distric s fol-
lowing viz.
LIST. AZ Niagara, Detroit, Michilinaekinac,
Fort Wayne, Chiksgo and in their immediate
vicinities, and any place or places, where troops
are or may be stationed marched, or recruited,
within the territory Of Michigan.
2nS, At any pace or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with.
in the states Of Kentuely and Tennessee,
3,d, AT Belle Fontsjne. Fort Usage and Belle
vue and 4, any place o. pieces where troops are
o. may be stationed, marched or recruited with
in She stale OF Ohio and Illinois, Indiana and
Louisiana territories, except Fort Wayas and
Chicago and their Immediate vicinitiesiJS
4th, ht any place or places where tfo<ps are
or may be stationed, marched, or recrui<zdsGiih
in the Mississippi and Orleans terrific
Fies.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
supp ying rations within the Districts aforesaid
for two years commencing on the LIST day Of
June, 1871.
5ih. At any place or places where troops are
or may be ssaticocd, rnsrchcd or recruited within
the district Of Maine and state Of New-Hamp.
'shi,e.
9th, AZ anyNplace or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or reerniied wi,h.
in the rate Of Vermont.
7d', AZ any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited within
the state Of Miscellaneous, the town of Spring.
Eed excepted.
+ 9Th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed marched, or rccrnued with
IN The states of Connected, ard Rhode Island.
9Th, A, any place or places where troops a'e
o. may be stationed marcsed, or rtofuited
within the ate Of New-York, Niagara and Tvs
dependencies accepted.
10Th, At any place or places where troops
are o. may be stationed marched, or recruited
within the STATE Of New Jersey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
GUN POWDER

THE Proprietors of the RICHMOND
= POWDER MILLS, offer for sale NJ
the key larger quantity, F and FF GIN
POWDER, glazed and unglazed Ear..
,ranted equal to any imported. and OF rea4
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the pdRder
ifnot approved Apply to LOS. BROWN,
Jr. or ID. j. BU RR.
Richmond, 21st May, 1910. 2w wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
Blooaed Horses,h
TX CouNc1L, Jun 2otb. 1910

IL COUNCIL, July goth, 1910.
IT is ADVISED, That in future no
claim for attendance On Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members o.
Witnesses. be referred 20 the Auditor for
adjustment, until copy of The proceedings
Of such court marital, duly authenticated
by the President and Judge Advocate shall
be received by the Executive /: NU;hat
this advice be published in the Arknstsnd
Enquirer for six weeks. and copies ther cot
furnished the commandants OF Divisions
Brigades and Regi0lents.
Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
DANL. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
Fresh Medicines.
" ALL s r oG RS.

! Have just received large and COM
tSplete assortment of fresh selected MEDI.
= ClNES and DRUGS of the latest impor-
' tations--which, in addition to their former
stock, form as expensive and general AN
assortment in that line, as can be found in
this Citys Medical practitioners, and Cen
bile to get supplied on terms that will meet
their appreciation, by calling at the Newa
Medicine Store, few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City.
A few patent Medicines emu
merated wiz
Steers Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman $ Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
TurlingtoI's Baisam of life
DIR Rawson's celebrated
Itch Ointmcnr
do Go Genuine anti-biHous
and Stomachic Bitters
.ds do Worm Powders
Wheaton's Itch Ointment
CraigS do do
DIR Lees Cecuipe Windham
Bilious Pills
hndsrson's do
Hooper's do
Doctor Thompson's aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifnge Electuary for Ague & Fever
Hiinkley's infaliible remedy for the Piles
Or Cooley's Vegetable Elixer OF Cough
! Drops
I tGenuine Spice Bitters ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

4 tic Wins aud fhazy trAccries their Otto.
mans of the seraglio /; their dragons and
serpents and their lamp bearing Virgins OF
the Sun. The retired goddess has left be-
hind her, her Bvsr: while the piano forte
and pedal-harp testify the meretrcIous har.
mony that reigned within the TEMPLE
Chaste and pure white velvet painted by
her .air " fingers" under the direction oi
the exquisite artist Mr.. Town. of exami-
nation memory, relieves the glare Of the
] much talked of "scarles and bronze" that
cover and adorn the floors. Bacchanalian
revels from PoyssIN's pencil divide with
costly mirrors the honors- of the walls plate
in profusion decorates the side board, where
on gold. silver, and rmoiu, plain, chased,
fillagreed glare in the eye.
Wine, that anacreontic of love, is we'll re
commended, by having all come there in
donations. To crusty Port, and exhilara-
ting Madeira, are added Hook and Constan..
tia in abundance, with ample store of the
" incompatible" Champaign, Chateau Mar
got, Priniac, and Lunelle of the Gallo vine
yards.
Literature, too, has been cultivated in the
abode OF this Sappho, as we'll as That's
Subscription copies of Bo7vyer's Hume and
BoydeWs Shakespeare, donations also y are
IN the long list, in which Zimmerman on
Solitude (on SOLITUDE I'D is not omitted
But some works there are which have so
plain relation to certain events in the re-
cent life OF the enchantress, that, doubtless,
they have been attentively perused Can
any body think of &c Lavaters Physiogno-
my" but as a system for acquiring the know
ledge of mankind ? Of" the wonders of ma
ture and art" and not contemplate the lady
and her mansion Of the speeches of the
Right Hon. William Pitt, in 8 vols" without
recoilecting certain application TO get
VOTES for that great minister? Ofs Sw::a.
burne's Travels in Spain,' without thought
of MIR. DowLER, the commissary in that
country? Of" the history and Antiquities
OF LAMBETH PALACE" and forget the Re-.
verend Doctor 0 'MEARA, who wished, good
man! to be made Bishop of the " Female
Revolutionary Plutarch," and not remember
the wonders she has performed herselfl of
LITTLE ODEs to GREAT Folks and forget
the epistles produced in st. Stephens chapel
lOf" PETER PIEDAR complete" and of
+" Portraits of the WHOLE of the ROYAL
FAMILY, in folio volume" WITHOUT
-! OF the INVESTIGATION of the
| Charges against the Duke of York, WITH
ouT--s---e Of" the WORKS OF FREpE.
RICK THE GREAT" in IS volumes-oNcE
MORE wITHoUT--?
! Such are the exhibitions Of the present
day. Dull folks. some years back, would
have called him a false prophet who had
Iprophcsied them but we manage these
things better now and another age may
produce things more passing strange still -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

Once more renew thy magic spell,
Again the choral numbers swell o..
Or touch The sweetly sounding wire,
And gentiest, purcst joys inspire.
Yes, swe ep the keys and swefl tine song
And bear the listening soul along
For, oh fair maid the 6S7ver is thine
Tc thrilithe breast,w sounds divine
And thine the soft bewitcbing art
To wake the Music Of the heart,
TO sound its sweetest tanderest key
6nd swell it by thy minstrelsy.
les, DER the heart thy numbers steal,
And teach the eokdest b,easf to feel,
So FlngsPs harp, which long bad slept,
It's tones untried, its cords uuswept,
Was woke by vagrant Zephyr's wing,
And music trembled on each string.
Oh in thy sweetly plaintive notes,
methinks thy gentle spirit floats,
And in each cadence are combined
The powers of Aefody ard Mind.
The artless Caledonian song
Acquires new pathos from thy tongue,
And every simple wood-note Wild
Bespeaks thee Natures fayoyife child.
Oh ever thus be thine the power,
20 charm the lazy, passing hour;
BE hip. the task TO sweep the Tyre,
And mine to listen and admire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

IT rs THs PROPERTY or a SsoS
lcITIzEN NEVER Toa DESPAIR or the
coIMoNwEALTu," was the saying of the
Romans, in the most trying times of the Re
public. Even after the battle of Gamma
when the enemy was almost at the gates OF
the city, thanks were solemnly given to the
very consul. who had led them to defeat.
because he had not despaired Of the State %
1t should be so with us. Though Congress
have so shamefully fiinched from the duties
which they owed us; though after a solemn
Resolution that they would not submit to
5elilgerent edicts, they have risen without
one energetic step to assert the rights Of the
country ; yet is there no serious cause for
despair The imbecility of our councils is
met by the strength of the nation. The
people may arise in the majes,y of their
strength to hurl their unworthy Represen.
tatives from Congress. We have resources
within US, TO defy any great shock of nation
al calamity. We have iard-wc have ca
pital---a spirit of enterprise for manufac-
tures-equal laws to protect us-and an
ocean, 5000 miles wide, to cut us off from
the wars and the shocks IF Europe.
Should France and Britain do away their
o5nox'ops edc,s against us, our commerce
VIII be FREQ, busy and proSinctve---if, on
the other hand, our commerce should be
burthened, manufactures will thrive-in-
stead OF exporting our raw materials. we
shal work them up---in place of the man
utactures OF Europe, we shall have fabrics
of omr own
Cur commercial restrictions have Yiv-
en- an aid and impulse 10 manufactures.
winch will continue for years. They have
taught us to rely on cur own resources,
" After we have begun to walk saws
the Proverb. eve nay run" We have
broken the ice, which froze up the spirit of
manufacturing enterprise.-Thea annual pro-
duce OF American manufac ures, " says the
Report of the Secretary of the Treasury,
f" exceeds 100 900, GOO of dollars. ''---Thus
under any event, we are certainly the most
independent nation on the face of the Globe
I'VE may be hurt, but cannot be destroy.
ed-Ihe only Calamity, which can seriously
oeset our prosperity, is, when our councils
are ruled by imbecility, and folly-and
when there is party in them more devoted
to the interests of Britain than of their own
Countrywide it is for the fieohLe to apply
the only proper corrective TO this evil.