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WILLIAM RAMSAY,

Prases.s,rses, ofhOsiss The Y,"due Store,
Offers for sale on the most reasonable terms,
S7e. the following
A R T &c L z S,
Part of which are Just received from Paiaa
delphiG
.cUNPoWDER, ,.F1fh TEAS,
!mPeriSi' Imported in the ship
1y' r,,,.o, = rfaeFc, and particular.
l Hrsos. s hzn'0' 4 'f'r''"''
.Liauors-a general assortment
Spices, of every description
Best Green Coffee, 'and46rst and secOnd
quality Chocolate ~ - ... :.
Loaf, Lump, and Muscovado Sugars
Soermaceu, Mould~and Dipt Candles -
Box and Casks Rsisins
Almonds Figs and TamariHds q
New Orleans, Eatchit0ches, and GarEet's
PhiIaaeIphia Snuff ~ ..... g
Best Spanish sSegars & Chewing Tobacco
Fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, Ancho-
vies, and MakhEoom Catchup
West India md Sugar House MolaSSes
Georgia Cotton ~. ::
Ncet RS1r1 Darcy plE DtuS' ot~AS''1 AtE
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, variety. )
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Hair SilGers ~ ~
Sweeping and Scruhbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems fns and coarse Shoes ,..,-. -
Smith6eld Bacon and VsniseB Hams :.
Il constant suhffy of
5aEiesahas Water Crackers
SiEted Indian Corn Meal :
Fresh Fruits
"A quantity of Irish Seed Potatoes :.
A neat assortment Of Earthen Ware, from
the Columbian, pottery, Philadelphia
with which he viii be constantly sap-
piled, &c. ke. '- -:
May %. -f !, eotf :
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G. TIL TO N.

; ~HE subscriber continues to teseh the
L Fearh Language ut his residence cory
nsr of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies sRdi
gentlemen will be waited on At their PLACES
'et abode 81 such hours - they. may srpois4
Terms of tuition may be known BY pppyisa
10 him. *. -, =, :,
!. John Frignet.
/ N B. The French transtatsd into Ens0t
The English into French.
April 't''t' - - IT,
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FOR SALE,

The HOUSES and LOTS atthe corner Of
Duke ana loyal streets, late the property Of
lESsha Laslfy. Also, 8 halfacre LOT, at the
eSxnsr Of Cameron. and; Henry Streets--on
very 6befal terms, ~ -sN's
Richard M. Scot, lTsyRre
EsfeditOrs Of E.Jsnhey.
aGay IS. t.-,.''}s7 Saw
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Lees Worm-aeifroying Lozsges

/ This medicine 10 superior TO any. yer of
fered to the public being innocent and mild
certain and efhcaeious in its operations
Should mo- worms exist in the body, it will
without pain or griping, cleanse tho sto-
mach and bowels of whatevsris foul or oftsn-
sive, end thereby prevent the production OF
worms and many fatal disorders. 49,. = r.:
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+ Less than Ia blanks to prjze subject
to a deduction of Is per cent Prizes pava-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. '."
: or THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
$1,000.
list do. 18th DO: $50 Tickets from
No. | to No. $50, Inclusive
lst do. Goth do. $50 do from No.
Isl to 500, inclusive.
LIST do. 25th do $50, do. from No.
2a,ool to 22,25o, inclusive
LIST do 3oth do. $50 DO from No.
aa,95l to $4,000, inclusive,
LIST do. 35th DO. Cash, 25,oe0.dolls.
lst do. 10th do. 1000
Ist do. 18Th do. $4,000
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn,to bsentitIed TO
Ten Dollar prize each.
" The drawing will commence in the
City Of New York OH the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day (ex;ept the last day, when
there will remain. 500 to- be drawn) until
finished.
TIcxETs for sale BY r. CIR LAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infer
nation Obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ins the drawing, free of expsnce Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery win be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid LIN CASH. Cash will
also be advanced fol-. prizes as soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price of Tickets eight dollars. -
January !.
Should the first number, on the 18th, day
Ct drawing, be either Of the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number (not one of THOSE nnrnbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the ] sth day of drawing
and, in the like mann er-with tickets for the
Goth, 25th, and :Soth days of drawing; so
that person. with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question How! An
swer-Suppose No. il,i7s, is the property
of II, the 6rst drawn nambor on the 18th day
Of drawing, which vii entitle Ito the num-
bers ffOm to.3so; and the FIRST drawn mum
Der on the aoth day Of. drawing, may be No
.Fs, which wiz entitIe him to the numbers
fro;a ISL to 500. The. Frat drawn number,
On the 2sth day. may be- No. SIS, which win
entitle hiT: to the numbers from 2sO0i' TO-
az. $50, inclusive; and the arst drawn num-
ber,- On the soth day At drawing, may Be enc
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which win
entitle him to the: ,nasabers frpm.22, $50 70
22,5o0-Yes,t sir, and aha thousand ticksfa
may draw 0Re HsndredT thousand Dsllsrsl
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Public Sale.

Nv virtue of. deed of trSst from WsEaaM
Hcdgson TO the subscriber, To secure the
Daxment Of a debt due from him TO the
Rank Of Potomac, will be exposed TO sGcc,
s1ion. on the premises, on the Esd DAY OF
JUNE next, the following Property m the
town of alexandria, TO wit g. ...s-,
One piece or parcel Of Ground
with the improvements thereon, lying on the
xou.h side Of Prince. street and bounded a. iol.
DISCRIMINATING, on Prince street 20 teet;o
The eastward Of Water street, and running
thence. eaStwardly with PrinCe street Is teet'
thence southwardly~ - feet inches, thence
westwardly Is lees, thence n0rtbMardEy TO
the beginning. =
ALSO, "t.
One osher piece of Ground,
with the improvements thereon, lying be.
.ing on the south side OF Prince street IS teet
to the eastward of Water street, ard running
thence eastvardly with Prince street 40 feet,
thence suuthwardiy - feet, thence westward;
el$ 4efeet, thence to the beginning
- .~~--... Il L S O,
One other piece :ser parcel OF
lunimproved Ground, lying Oh the north side
of Prince street & to the " estWard OF Wash-
ington street; beginning at the intersection
of those streets and summing westwardiy with
Prince street 90 feet $ inches, tl.ence NORTH.
wardly 70 feet, thence eastwarGly 50 feet,S
inches 10 Washington street, thence TO the
beginning. -.
This property will be sold upon'a credit OF
one, two and three years, for notes negolia-
Bile in the Bank OF Potomac, with approved
endorsers, carrying interest from the day OF
sale. A lien will be required upon the pro-
perry sold to secure the payments.
ThomiS Swami, Trustee.
MAY l2-l7. .
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.-.. Tooth-achs' Drops. :.
Which give immediate relief.
:. Lees Dama@ LIP. Sa5ue. =
ReGoratiue Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
D. The Aaodyne Ehxir,
For the cure Of every kind Of head-aeh.
Tke5sfndian YegHabN Specific,

The5SfndIan VegetabH Specific, :,
For the cure Of venereal complaints
Those medicines having come into general
use, they are frequently purchased not only
~ Druggists, but by country store keeper,
to sell again; in order that the purchasers
may be Oonfdent they have tie original geuu.
inc medicines; wherever they purchase they
have but to observe, that ever, article of me,
4icine has on the Outward wrapper the sig
nature Of the proPrietors.
AMiehaeI Lee.S. Co.
late Richard Lee snd Son.
~ Sold, by appointment, at Nicholas
Hingston's, Fairfax street, and at Robert
GraY's, bookseller, King street.
February law6w
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.S:P4NISH;iaERI MO SHEEP

SO F OsRaS.AE. E. ssls =
"a fUESDAY the sth day OF June next
IN :. .old to the highest bidder az Broom
80 near the town. of Alexartllia,
; Sfx ,ysiIg Btoodsd Spaa5h Mersno
s.:sRGnHS,Sq .-.s- ! {
wh;sh have Just arrived in the sship Diana
froua Spain. These sheep have besn select
ed with care, and are believed 70 be OF me
Rrst class Of Merinos-s, .;s, =. -, "a 4
Ths sale win take place 1t - O'clock Yand
q eredit of ninety days will be given ior ne!es
negotiable 10 the Bank Of Alexandria Win
approved inaorssrB. :
zs--.s James II. Hooe- : :
NImv q -. - r, . - CO.'S
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Lees Ekxer.

A certain remedy for colds, 1corghs, asth-
mas, and particularly the whooPing cough,
so destructive to children. ..-....
4~.Lees E0sres of>.Mu2a7d,
So we'll known for the cure of rheuma-
items, govt, palsy, sprains, &c. &c. 4,
:. Les's Grand Re&oyataue, :
% Proved by long experience to be uncquai-
led in the cure of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lewness Of spirits, inward weak
ness, sc.
+, Lees Ants-Btlious Pulls,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovereigm Ointment fortke Itch,
Which is warranted an infaifibie remedy at
one application. .
Enfalhbke Ague g fever:Drobs,
For the cureo agues, remittent, and in
termittent fevcrS.
=Lre's Genuine Perian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure Of ring worms
setter, &c. -.
LIES Genuine Eye Water.
= An efTectual remedy for alt diseases ~oi the
eyes. .,
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A certain remedy for colds, 71corghs, asth
mas, and particularly the whooPing eoAgf
so destructive to children. .-...
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Less than:2l-4 blanks to prize I; subject
to deduction of Is per cent Prizes pava-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the Gc.w-
ing. '." ...... ~ .... -
: e." or THE ANNEXED PRIZES. 49,.
Is. drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
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Public Sale.

nURSUhNT to decree Of The county
court of Prince William, we the UNDER
signed commissioners, will proceed to selL
at public sale, at the court house of Fauquier
county, on MONDAY, the Goth day of No
vember next, upon a credit OF Six months,
a TRACT or LIND, containing $50 acres,
lying in the county Of Fauquier, within hall
a mile Of the Thoroughiare Mills, upon the
road leading from .Ashby's Cap TO Aloxan-
dria, There is good Mill Seat upon the
land and large Stone Min House, which,
with little repair may be made. fit for grind
ing. Bond with approved security, VIE
be required of the purchaser.
Philip Harrifon,
VIM. A. G.. Dade..
Dumfries, Oct. 1872 eosw
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eIsrsuprta 8ssgp Gass'ts.
,veDNEsDdY, OCTOBER 81.

.
= treat wits Jump apart.
r..ler do not deceive yourself. Inc
~ ministry do not mean TO respect our
r-Rich. Eng.
y. are not entirely destitute of hope
eaelaal will return to true sense OF
and meet the repeal Of the French
,s IN plain and open manner.
|N,lrg@''
eso shall decide when demos disagree ?
r.. Frceman's Journal finds fault with
:. Of antiquarian as a substantive, de-
\ j, 70 be $ PROFESSIONALLY exclusive
adjective" If the critic viii examine
6ajooaries, or the bsst writer's OF the
.,.otory, he viii fac his mistake.
Came critic a few years ago ridiculed
r,hi. thr Editor Of he Enquirer, Tor not
,,ioe i, Inquirer. In the first edition OF
.,r,oo's Folio published nearly GO years
!, h. saws, sit IS COW more generally
u Enquire, instead Of Inquire: For the
r,,tntury, among the brs, English writer's,
!, more than one of twenty writes inquire
inquirer.
Sane very afIectedly adhere to the use of
n honour, authour, &c. because fifty
AIS ago Johnson remarked that some had
oropcrly neglectedi,. Iohnsor's remark
! contrary To his usual manner for he
.,,rred the Latin to the French etymoio-
r. We certainly ought to be consistent,
d write conquerour, ea,psrour, fa72ar;te,
i. The u IS now generally disused,
I'd TO Be- wholly omitted. Why not
,.a hShth, as Milton did, and as many
low pronounce it : or eH-rpayes, all7v0ys,
tslsalrs, as it was formerly sPelt! The
ro;s usual manner of The most polite and
:antl speakers is the Jus ct ia0rma loqus''-
i the standard of correctness. The Fort
laGo and one OF two newspapers will re-
ii ;mnlhe tide OF the literary world TO "a,
lure, inquire, inisny Gas it was once sRelt,
rom inmicus, and is now often pronounced
J tie vulgar mlire, sc. &c. nor to beha-
far, labour, ,authoar, docto1r, errcar, &c.
The DcIeware Waichman SAYS, advert
y towhat We said OF the report of Robert
uah's removal, " we have no faith in se-
;ral statements" Now we have more
haiy for democratic statements. The
Odrsare Freeman states that the Watch
nan is no better than he should be, and we
ave faith in his statements. We believe
most all the statements that the Au-
bra, Press and Evening Star make Of each
'ner' Though they may tell fbs respect
'Si'deralsts, when rogues fall OCT they
NC ample means Of reyengr by telling the
ma Of each other. The Waterman has
s''ps one Of his papers we will send HIM
's, but do not wish TO exchange. We
''t long known the character of the Edl-
o. We wish not to NEEDLE with what is
@Hupld for instruction, too depraved for
'neeiion and too contemplate Tor sri-
APh.
W the 22d inst. Mr.. Galusha, Governor
's1aternour) of Vermont, delivered a
Vttts 10 the Council and House of Repre-
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The z E F u S Il l.,
A Novel, by Mrs, WEST, is just rex

The e e q ) q L,
A Novel, by Mrs, WEST, is just received
ALSO,
The Complete Farrier,
Jackson's account Of the Empire of Mo.
rocco alter residence of Is Years, with a
description Of Tombue,oo, the great empe-
rum Of central Africa
steubcn's improved Regulations for the
Order and Discipline Of the Troops of the
United States. +
Washington's Vacdictory Address to the
peopie of the United States "A most beau
tifui miniature edition, with striking Like
ness Of that incompatible MAN.
FOR SALE BY
James Kennedy, sen.
October s. ....,.- -eo2w--
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81:
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Caledonia, Taylor, ar,ivedEat
New Castle on Saturday evening in q days
from London. She brings London dates
70 the 18th ult. We have not been so for
,unate as to obtain any papers, though we
understand passenger who up bro't
few with him. 1t is stated however that
they contain no news Of importance. Two
messengers with dispatches landed at New
Castle, and proceeded on Immediately to
the City of Washington
The verbal information received IS, trat
Mr.. Hare Powell, with dispatches from
Mr.. Pinkney for gen. Armstrong, was fired
ubon at Calais and ordered round to Bou-
loene when he arrived at Boulogne he was
again fred Upon, and was obliged to return
to England without having been permitted
70 land on the French coast. Sir Francis
Barring, the celebrated and opuient banker,
is dead.
The election of Bernadotte as heir to the
Swedish throne, strengthens the probability
that Massena is intended for the throne OF
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PATENT SHOT, &c.

3 tons Patent Shot, assorted,
from treble to No. 10,
cwt. Mould Shot various sizes;
40 quarter barrels + and IF Brandywlne
Gunpowder,
30 quarter casks old Sherry P Bvery choice
qualify, %
600 lbs. pearl and common Barley,
keccived and for sale by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner # King and Eairfas stfeets.
s October 81.
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were certain commandments they were to
keep, and certain ordinances they were to
Whereupon they chose a. 3. =.
and d. as rulers over them; and said uuto
them, do thou that which seemeth good IN
thine eyes They therefore appointed II
the Chief Priest to have rule over them:
4, the scribe to attend. in the Synagogue; l.
the publican to receive what was due unto
them; and many others. After those things
it came to pass that they needed laborers in
their vineyard and they forthwith called
those who appeared in the streets and mar
ket places to labor, saying verify thou shalt
receive thy reward. Yet those men OF Be
lal commuued among themselves saying
let each man of the rulers pay the laborsr
who has wrought in his part Of the vino
yard: ye, the laborers wist not that they
had so agreed. And when it came to pass
that their labor was done, they called for
their hire they sen, them 20 the scfIbe'
who sent them to the Chief Priest who
sent them to the steward who told them,
thou hast wrought for a. cannotpay thee'
aud thou for e. cannot pay thee; and 50
on to the rest. Yet the steward said, hadst
thou wrought for all the rulers would have
paid thee. They say we wot not that A. or
3. was to be our pavmaster, bst the rulers
of the vineyard. Howbeit they received
not their hire and he sent them away emp.
ty. Now it came to pass that the rulers to-
&c ther with the Chief Priest and Scrlbcs
communsd together, and said let US lay a
tax on the people that we may pay the la
borsrs their hire. And the iaborers being
OF those that were taxed, said among them
selves now shall we be paid for the labor
whereof we have laborrd ia the vineyard.
And coudst thou believe it, they gave
commandments unto the publican noe to re-
ceive their own debts in payment, bat to
demand other payment to the utte:moSt far
ching Now, friend Samuel, the thing /
would ask of thee is, whenlhis shall appear
to the Judges and be made manifest, what
will those men Of Be.ai 90 to cover their
shame
Thy friend,
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1t an Election for Directors Of the Farm
ers Bank Of Alexandria, the following
gentlemen were duly elected:
For the Gentry.
Charles Tyler,
Gsoree Humphreys,
Dr.. w. G. Srlden,
George Garter,
John Ramsay.
Far tie Io1vn.
Richard NJ SCOTS
Thomas Swami,
Thomas Irwin,
Newton Ksene,
Charles I. Catlett,
John Richter,
'George Denease,
Jacob Morgan,
James Anderson,
John Witkers.
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SPANISH HIDES.

OF hINIOI II OEOs
The subscriber has just received,
A quantity Of Lap!ate, Oronoco,
and Laguira HIDES, which he will sell at
the Baltimore prices.
HE HIS IN STORE,
10000 VT. prime Green Coffee irnos.ly
entitled to drawback
5000 lbs. best Caracas Cocoa,
80 casks fresh Rice, and a few Gro
cries as usual, which will be sold low, by
.Mordccsi Miller.
October 81. 2iw!ln
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HANDING
iron tie sca1oner jain, Iran P5rtsmouth,
II hhdS. and 10 bbls. N. E. Rum.
Ind fran schaoner Rubyfrons Portland, =
slap Ehza5eth, Giom Nesvburgp6fF,
10 bbls. N. E. Rum,
100 reatas wrapping Paper,
5ohfk;ns hsf Quality Butter.
Two HUNDRED Barrels Freight
VIII be taken on board Sch'r RUBY, tor
Boston or Portland, ifilnnediate applic.tioh
be made as above
Lawraeon < Fo,wrIe.
CctobeT 81.
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FRIEND SAMUEL,

FRIEND SAMUEL,
Ifperadvcnture thou carist declare un'
to ne thing whereof am in doubt
would acknowledge thy kindness and most
heartily thank thee. | must speak unto
thee in a parable yet hope thou wilt be
able to know and understand the thing /
would declare unto thee. Certain men
named A. b. c. p. and Sc on to e owned
vineyard, and wished to cultivate it in
their own way ; which they could not do
without the consent of the Great Sanhe.
drim wherefore they petitioned and OBJ
tanned leave to manage it as It seemed unto
them good. !Yss Notwithstanding there
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MOKDECAI.

The schooner VIM. Ycasou, Hepburn, OF
and for Alexandria, was left at Martinique
12.h instant, Just discharged.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION


The election is supposed to have tcrminat-
ed IN the choi>'c OF the following gentleman
TO tht l2th Compress. For Mddirser, Gen.
NAsNuM-Norots, Mr.. SEAvER--Ptymonth,
Mr.. 1uRNER--t tarnSt05tc, Mr. GREENE-
Berkshire, NJ. BAcoN--York, MIR Currs-.
Cam6eriand, Mr. WIpGERY--Lincohu, Me-.
iALLNAN-hsnnebsck Mr. GANNETT-[ali
republicans )--SnfoK, Mr.. Qnincy--Brissoi.
Me Hh,a,on-- Hamfshirr, Mcssers. Eiy and
Tesgar,-E Eorcesfer, Messers, BrighGri and
figc!ow.-kssrr, Messers. Hh,e and Rcsd.
Nae Republicans TO right Fcderaiists--a Re-
pubiican gain OF one, and Federal loss of
one, since the last election. s
Notwithstanding our morti6cations at the
unsrcoumablc .npineness oi republicans, we
will not conceal our sincere satisfaction at the
result. We say We are satisfied, because we
have no, only held our own,but have connuered
on antagonists without even tie show of ex-
ertion lt by is merits alone, our Cause is
not only abe TO stand is ground, but to adj
vance upon the enemy, it mus, be good and
strong cause indeed And is not the state Of
that party desperate, which by unintermiucd
efforts and obstinate perseverance,, unopposed
by any thing like activity on the part OF re-
publicsns, instead of ascending. sinks the
deeper instead of gaining, loses part. even
of the lii,le il has yc, refined. Our indig-
nation, however, at tho ialcness and indHer-
sacc vi shs proicssed friends of goy.sn.aea.,
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considerable tine, and surrendered al last,
bur on absolute necessity; on which consid-
Grafton, and Oh which alone il is resolved,
that ,he said sponsion be ratified and that
all equal number OF captives from the cne-
my, OF the same rank and condition, TO be
restored 20 item, US stipulated by the said
sponson
That, previous to the delivery OF the pris-
oners to be returned on our part, the British
commander in Canada be required TO deliver
Into our hands the authors, abettors and per-
pctrstors oil the horiid murdcr committed
on the prisoners, to suffer such punishment
al their crime deserves and also TO make
indemnitcation for the plumber at the Ccdars,
taken contrary TO the tai,h Of the cap.tula-
tion and that, until such delivery and in
demnitcali"n be made, the said prisoners be
not delivered
That, II the ene,oy shall commit any fur
the. holences, Ly pu lag to death, iorturiny,
or otherwise Ill treating the prisoners re-
famed by them, or any Of the hostages pun
into their hands, recoL. sc be had to retaliia-
ti'.n, as the sole means OF stopping the pro-
greSs OF human butcnery and that for tia,
purpose, punshmenis OF the same kind anN
degree be inflicted on AN G. 81 number OF
the captives from them in our possessiop,
tiil tbey shsi' be taught TO respect the viola
ted rights OF na'ions
That a copy OF the above report and reso-
luti6ns be transmitted TO the calnmander III
chief of the continental forces, TO be by him
sent to licnerais Howe and BurBoyne.