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BY vi. c. NJ. wAarrn. If Rhode Eland.

~ u.
SWEET are the still sequesuer'd groves,
Where musipg meIspcholy roves,
At eve unseen
Where musing melancholy royes,
And heavenly contemplation loves
To haunt the green.
The lonely cot, the secret cell,
Where sober sadness loves TO dwell,
Are dear TO me
Dear is the shaw, tncahd'ring brook,
And dear the shade Of yon broad oak,
Ny fayourite tree.
There oft an evenings dusky shade,
Envelopes ey'ry silent glade,
I pensiyc stray
And while tie last faint beams of light,
Rctreating, leave the world to night,
mark their way.
Dear solitude, thou placid queen.
Of sober brow and look serenc,
Thy shades I love
For heaven born genius marks the way,
Md where thy gentle footsteps stray,
The muses. rove.
fOh guide noe 10 thy blest retreat 4.
The still sequcster'd silent seat
OF sacred peace
where not breath Of passion rude,
Or bIixhfihg envy dare irtrude,
To damp my bliss.
The moss rase seeks the silent glade,
Spreads all her Deputies TO the shade
And blooms Unknown;
20 on thy bolom wo0ld rest,
Secure to be supremcly blcst,
with thee alone.
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To Let,

THE HOUSE marked No. l, situ-
l. atcd on Uasaa,sson-Sfrses, (Eastsk's Psfv,J
lately occupied by capt. yosHuA ArpLEpy. The
House is in thorough repair. For terms, apply to
JAMES TOWNSEND.
.Neupori, Jan. ~, 1910.
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4 Valuable HOUSE LOT, 40 bv
( "A Al feet, with the shop thereon standing, n
Thames Street, opposite JOSEPH CozzRN's Hatters
Shop. The Shop on said Lot is ~ feet BY "a, web
lathed and plastered
.8i.o--a small Shop adjoining my dweiling-house,
and the Ne,spors Bark, on the north side of HasAs
ton-SQuore. ,EE sf1 ~ t
.7iso-a Farm, situated in, the town q ChdrSesfszs,
containing about 100 acres of Land, well proputos,
ed with Inc adow, pasture, and wood land.
TO LET,
My dwelling House, in Washington Square, at the
foot of the Parade. on the north side.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
.Newport, Jan. IL, 1870.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE House and Lot at. the North part
of EosfsH's poiat, lately occupied by the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley.
&c. suitable for single decked Brig, of ITO OF AIS
ons, or high double decked Brig of 40 or $50
tuns .--ApdIyto CONSTANT TABER. a
.Nervport. Sept. Is
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ANAMERIcAN.
BA1r1MoRE, Dec. o..

GORE AND FREE iRADF. ~
Mr.. Jackson the ex British minis
ter, is stated to be dealiua out wi,h a
liberal hand his maiesey's licences 70
American merchants to trade TO
France.
This IS NOT to be wondered ~, ~
we know the skiing his u,aete,' some.
time since issued bis praelan1auon in-
Viting the citizens Of tn UuAed s,ajrs
TO violate the laws Of their courl-u.
With u.s. all persons havz liberty 10
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D Q NJ L S TIC.
FOR TIE AURORA.
" None are so blind as those who will
not see."

/" None are so blind as those who will
not see."
MIR. DUANE
There are men amongst us called a.
merlcans, who are continually cacklinp
az the coffee house, against the pro.
ccedings Of our government, in the
case of the British minister and who.
with high conceit of their talents for
eXpounding what must appear as plain
as t eridian sun on midsummer's
day, even % the most common under.
standing, ask, with an air of triumph.
(" where ale the exceptionable parts in
Mr.. Jackson's letter to be found ;
Surely, sir, they must be obvious -
very man, who has not predetermin.
Ell to close his eyes against the often.
sive passarcs; let them for momen,
throw aside their prejudiccs in favor
vt Great Britain and the light of trutl,
viii, most as5uredly, illuminate their
minds"
In order that these quonJam friends
% the honor and interest Of the u. s
nay not make au unfavorable impressi
on on the mindsof those, who have no
cad. with attention, the letters which
11sqed between the British minister
ND tae American secretary Of state
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= 47.'as. TUEspAr yAvUAar >, ,ga

cinles Of the federal constitution. anc
who is no less disposed to protect III,
sovereignty and Independence of III,
several states, as guaranteed TO them
than to defend the rights and l-giti
mate powers of the genera! govern.
ment; Who will justly discriminate be.
tween opposition TO the constitution
aud laws OF the United States and that
OF resisting the decree Of a Judge. foun.
lded, rs it is conceived, in usurpat;on
OF power ard Jurisdiction, NOT delega-
ted to him by ether; and WHO is e.
quaiiy soliciious with myself to pre-.
serve the union of the states. and to
ADJUST the present unhappy collision
OF the two governments in such man.
ner as will be equally honorable to
both.
Permit me to add, in addition to the
|act, have done as the chief mapis.
trate OF the state of Pennsylvania. 70
assure You, sir, as an individual. ofmv
full confidence in the wisdom, Justice
and integrity of the present aiyminis-
trat'on OF the general government, and
my liked determination, in nv public
as wcil as my private capacity, 10 sup
port II in all constitutional measures T.
may adopt.
WITH the highest consideration,
am, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(SiSned)
SIMON SNYDER.
Here follows the act passed by the
Legislature of Pennsylvanla.l
Washington, April 10, 1909.
have received your letter ofthe
9Th INST, accompanied by certain acts
OF the Legislature OF Pennsylvania.
which WILDE laid before Congress ac.
cording to thedesir expressed.
Considering our respective relations
to the subject Of these COMMUNICATE
ons, it woulelte unneccssarv if notim.
proper, to enter into any examinations
ct some of the questions connected
with it. 1t is sufficient in the actual
posture OF The case, to remark, that the
executive Of the u. States is not only
unauthorized to prevent The execution
OF decree, sanctioned by the supreme
court OF the United States, but is ex
?ressly cnjoined by the statute to carry
into effect acy such decree, where op.
position may be made to it.
1t is a propitious circumstance.
therefore, that whilst 10 legal discreti,
on lies with the executive Of The Uni.
ted States to decline steps which might
lead to very painful issue, provisi-
onhas been made by the Legislative
act transmitted by you, adequate to a
removal of the existing difficulty; and
| feel great pleasure in assuring N.Y.
self that the authority which it gives
will be exercised in spirit correspon..
ding with the patriotic character of the
state over which you preside.
Be pleased, sir, to accept assurances
Of my respectful consideration.
(Signed)
JAMES MADISON.
His excellency
Governor Snyder.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
January 9.

/. Mr. Bayard appeared and took his
seat.
4 ne bill to incorporate religious
societies. in the district of Coiumia,
was read a second time and ordered
to be engrossed.
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The following is the report Of the Com
mittee Of the House of Representa-.
tives Of the United States upon the
affair between |. II. Coles, Esq. and
Gen. Nelson of Maryland, with the
consequent proceedings thereon -
Mr.. Taylor, from the committee an.
pointed to enquire into the circmnstan.
ces alluded to in the letter OF I. A.
Coles 70 the Speaker of the House
made the following report:
The committee appointed to encnire
into the circumstanSgs a;tendino
the occurrences alluded to IN the let
ter of lir. 7. a. Goes to the Spea.
ker of this House,
REPoRr,
That according to order thew have
taken INFO consideration the subject
referred to them that in making the
proposed eng Try, they have "a.
Ken the dePosl ions of The Honorable
James Furner, Senator Of the Uai.
nlted States, & Of Mr.. Samuel spr,co
which dePosltious they beg leave to
report othe house.
From these depcsitiors it was esta.
'lished 70 the satisfactory belief Of
yoqr commit .e, ,hu Mr.. ]. A. Coles
without any Immediate previous alter
cation or provocation, did assault and
strike member OF this house. within
he walls Of TIE nortli wing Of the ca
Piiol: that this act was done on Mon.
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wa usl aII pers0n. ~. Hberlg e
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Gi2 t-a Cents Singled

number with quotation from a writer,
admired as mach tor Judgment as for wiz
and candor.
e" Acuickness to resent, a readiness to re.
derss Injuries, or punctilious regard to
national honor, Is as necessary to preserve
the Independence OF republics as of monar.
chies. 1t IS this spirit which CONSTITUTES
the cheap defence of nations l. does noe
reject,ail over.uReeoqf pescecSR srqaires
nothing but JUSTICE and It sec6res That, by
being always ready to avense injustice. Ii
Is not a quarrelsome spirit, which seeks opA
portunities OK war Ontit keeps in awe
such spirit in other nations II has no
Partialities, no prejudices; but s always
erect, always dignifed. 1t is this SPIRIT, so
delicate, yet So frm la its nature, which
wins Victories without combat it's a >
giant always in armor, whom NJ. thre 4ts.
can terrify, no force subdue. But IL natiA
onal honor is made the slave of national
wealth, and pat Into the livery OF this ba..
sest and meanest OF masters, il Will always
oe-kaown aud treated as slave. There
is an economy, which makes nation con-.
tenptible without making it rich. Inc
moment it stops to reckon the expense Of
vindicatng its honor. winch is always its
true interest, it ceases to be free. It at.
forwards LIVES upon suffsrauce, and takes
as favor what it ought TO demand as a.
right "
How just are these reflections How APP
Pi Cable TO our situation Above alb how
severely do they apply 10 the cuipab!e con.
duct OF Albert Gallatin
WASHINGTON.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REP sGsENrAFIvEs.
TUESDAY, Ianuary 9.

-. 90 .
CONTINUED from laat tuesdays Arsas.)
To this it was replied by the ~oppo,
n=nts OF the motion for striking ous
the 5th section, that the whole bill
might not be perfect, or might nns
comprehend such system AS ia a diff.
ferent state of the country and of the
world ought to be adopted; that the
great objection to The first section OF
the bill had been that their provisions
you'd probably De mes by a eounser-
vaaihg policy oa che part Of the helll-
greats which might be carried ilto
-Hsct IN two ways--by restrictive re-
suiatlons, o. by additional duties ttlar
this 5th secsion had b@en incorpora,ed
in the bill for the express purpose Of
meeting the Arst mol. of retaliation,
aad OF keeping the carriage of our pr :
dace IN the hands of our Own IN :rchants
exclusively; that if tnc importation OF
the manuf ,ctuses of Great Britain was
permitted from any port whatever of
her dependencies, she, having Canada.
Nova Scotia and her West Ildia is
lands, would exclude our vessels frons
England, send her manufactures To
those colonies, throw the whole carri-
age into the hands of the British MGR.
chant, and compel our merchants O
become mere coasters that the efFere,
of this section would be, that she might
send as many of her manuf ictures az
she pleased to her colonies, but thaE
they could not be imported here th.sr
III Il l. 4
the Omitted States would be Just in the
situation in which they now are WITH
the non-interco Irse law, and the ques..
ton would then come before them eli.
Their to declare war or relax even from.
| this measure that subssquant 8ecti.
on OF the bill made provision for lhS
execution of tn 5th that there ', q
no douot however but this law wo,Ga
De better executed than the nen.intei-
course law, because it would norbe the
interest OF the merchant to violate tie
that the argument for striking out tas,
section, because it possibly might DC
violated, would be equally strong if
lrged as motive for the abolition OF all
our revenue laws, because they made
1 Ntih~AShN| ih AAOtb Oi liCtSS export
ed from different places that, althougl,
some articles could not be identi6 Il
with the places of their growth or ma
uufacture, yet nineteen twentietl.s
could that if the section we're to b J.
struck out, the bill itself sh ould be r,
lJected, for it you'd then b.. a milk &:
gater measure indeed; and if the BIZ
we're 70 pass wi.hou it, all the cou
MERGE OF the United S ates would b 1.
lrhrown into the haals Of Great Britain.
IS well as all n profit derived fro i
ne transportation of it.
In the debate on this motion wer.
: Mingled many general remarks and oh
ervations on the principle OF TN
DILL.
Mr.. Sey5ert made speech Of son,
;ngth (Which shall be given here
;r) in determined hostility to the oil
= leprceating it as weak measure, an
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2. Expectations aud corresponding
inspirations may be permitted il
6 Joreig7, osssels.'
IS, Either America must accep,
: the portion Of cosnmerce aH2tfed 81
her BY the British edicts, and a5aua5n
all Mat IS jorbillca and it is no.
Z material whether this be done by legal
provisions limiting the commerce OF
the United States To the permitted
places, or by acgQiescing in the ca5-
tire Of vcssels Slipping beyond the
/ prescribed 6ouaas.'
He then proceeds to saw
Of those four alternatives. the Sc.
.c9ild and third Gas quoted) differ nei-
sther in principle nor IN their effect
upon the revenue. AS both plans
consist in permitting partial exporta-
: tons and importations, ii must BE-
acknowledged, that Objectionable as
that course may b. in other respects,
IT considered merely in relation to
: the fiscal concerns of the union, IL
IotH for the moment be attended NTH
r.
less difficulties thar either the present
system lrm5argo ~ War. For how
eyer narrow the limits which on that
plan, tne ex1ortations ap1 important ;
ons OF the United States may be re.
duced, yet there will still be some
commerce, and sone reosnue arising
from commerce. Aud, as in parsuing
mat humble path means Of defence
,oilf become unnecessary, as there zOih
De no accession Jar an army or anayy,
rs oehevea tnse here zo'nM BENG
aW'cuify IN reducing the bubhc en-
Peaa'fure to a rate c2rrestoaaing NTH
| fragments of l7lbost Io'iich might still
oe coH'cfed. 4 that course be ad opted
ne other prouzsson seem Necessary than,
an immediate reauction Of expenses.
Inc system nov IN force, lenbar-
go,J and war, however dissimilar in
some respects, are bath considered
as resissanee. Nor IS 1t 6eicoea that
Their eBect0n national zosatth a1dbu
nc re0enxe zv7Hla be materially diff
+ Jereht ~. - - =
Legitimate res2urces can be derived
I only Iro n ioqls or tares.'
Here IS a picture for foreign nations
ana forour own legislators. The bel
iigersnts were told, IN plain terms, that
the United States were Ia the most
declining SITUATION: - .a..s4
1. Nett revenue daily decreasing.
2. A new debt to.be incurred. !,
5. Revenue from lands and COM
merce only suihcIent to make good,
Dad debts 81 s.a 49,
q. And that the paltry spm of three
millions OF ooiars only existed IN the
treasury Tor an the purposes OF defence
or war. as ~ 5s'ss $50
At the same time the idea of taxes
ana loans was presented to the view of
congress; 70 escape from which the
secretary OF the treasury represented
that there were no Other. means, than
| /. ouomitting to have our COM
merce carried on In foreign bottoms ;
or 2. accepting, under our own flag,
the Pittauce Oh trade whichthe British
orders IN councit allotted to us.
And, unoer the. latter conduct of go
vernment' me difficulties (says Mr..
A rallatfnl VIII Inc leeq ehnrlJ No., - .
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congrsis Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, February 20.

lTaken for the AIexa"aria Gazette:
A communication from the Secretary Of
War covering an account OF the sale Of
public arms, authorised by law. Ordered
to BE- printed.
The bill from the Senate, for the relief
Of the Canada and Nova Scotia refugees,
with anne ailments, was read and passed.
A bill from the Senate, prescribing the
mode Of making applications for land at
the several land Offices of the UnitedfStates
was read and passed.
T. Mr.. johnson, from the committee of
claims, made sundry reports on petitions.
The reports were untavorable.
The house, on motion Of Mr.. Eppes,
went into committee Of the whsle on the
bill for making appropriations fol the sup
port of the navy of the United States for
the year 1910; Mr.. MACON in the chair.
The committee proceeded to I'll the
blanks, and having gone thu oueh the bill y,
rose and reported it to The house viii
amendments.
The house proceeded to consider the a.
mendments, and having agreed 10 them, the
bill was ordered 70 third reading so-ruor.
row.
On motion of Mr.. :Ebtes, the house. re.
solved itself into cummitree of he whole,
Mr.. MAcsN 10 the chair, On the bill max
isg appropriations tor che military es.sb.
Ishment of tbs United States, for the year
1910. The bianks WERE filed md the bill
reported as amended. The hous: agreed
TO the amendments and passed the bill 10
:hird reading tomorrow. ...
"A communication from the secretary Of
the treasury was received, covering an &C
count Of receipts and expenditures for the
year 1909, 49,, 49,,
On motion OF Mr.. Fisk, the house took
up the bill providing for the third census Of
the u. S..
A message from the Senate stating that
they had passed the appropriation blu, with
amendments, was received.
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Tkis is to give Notice.

That the subscribers OF Alexandria county
IN the District of Columbia have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county let
t-rs OF administration on the personal estate
Gf james Bacon, late OF the county asore.
said, merchant, deceased: --- All per-
sons having claims agains, the said deceased
ure hereby warned to exhibit the same with
toe vouchers thereof, to tho subscribers, on
or before the '2lst day Of August next, or
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
TO said estate and those indebted thersio
are required TO make immediate payment.
Given under our hands. this slSt day OF
February, 1910.
= Elizabeth Bacon, Admx.
Matthew Robinson, bet atty.
William Fowie, administrator.
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Ship builders, Wagon Make,y,S
,(oobsYs. eSHes
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS STOLEN from the subscribg's
stable, in this town. on Sunday night Hast,
the 18th ins.ant,, q light SORREL HORSE,
with long and lsrge blaze ia his faces fax.
en- name, and tail nearly OF the same solor,
but not so white. This horse Is supposedt 10
be about Is or IL and half hands high, end,
e or years ol.l-he is compact, rsnfrkatle
for the excellence of lis ysits, carfisS his
head rather low. and a good t5iI ibough nei !.
|: ther Hiek'd nor bob'd- ne ar;iGeia3 mus ks re-
|. collec,ed-he may howet E" be -asily. known
by An examination of his eyes : Itch will
shew that he has teen recently tut fer the,
T heoks,' ard by trick Of staeting sni turning
ruund Wien he meets another horse. y he,
above reward will be given cor the horse ard
thief, md TEN DOLLARS with aii sss.pss
able charges for the horse alone 3 - 4,
49,, ~ Charles Siusi,s
February 81. 81. SKI ..dss y
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This is to'giVe Notice,

Tina, the subscriber of Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtsined from
the Orphans Court OF said county iestsrstesk
tamentary on the estate of GeArgs MiMANns
late Of the county Aforesaid, 'Sceeassd. OIL
persons having claims against the sid decd
are hereby warned lo>exhibit the SINE Vita
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, On ~
before the '7is day Of August next. Or they
may by law be excluded hom aHbene6t -
said esthte. Add those indebted thsrcto are
requested to make immsdiass payment t3e.
en- under my hand This .2lst. day Of Febs
lsoS.
Mordecai Miller, Exr. !,
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Orphans Court,

A!txCndria County, February Term, 1910.
Ordered, That tho administrators OF Jas
Bacon, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisement three times in each week, tor
isur weeks in the alexandria Daily Gazette.
TesIe, ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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FpoW SPIN.

Cant. LrwIs, has arrived at Bns.o 2
{ rom 'caaiz, lss. that place on shs sssh OF
,,.eembsr. I, was reported that battle
h I'd been fought be,wsea the French and
/, Spanish army, in which one Of .he x'as'
IS ,hr latter had been des,roysa there her
80 80. ~ ACCOUNTS, however the Advance
a as,s ! French, and alts>ashi' 'v a' feared
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PublicSale.


On Fridayrnext, theasd inst. will be sold
at the dwelling house of George M'Munn
deceased, on Fairfax street, all the personal
es,ate Of the said deceased, consisting Of
Household Furniture, Tan Ware,
&c. BY order Of the executor.
p. C. MarsteHer,
February a.. - =. -, ..,-~.
ALL those who have old stills, copper
kettles or tin ware. in the possession Of the
afors said G. M'Mnnn, deceased, are request
ed to come forward and identity the same,
and take them away, Or they will be ssd a.
the property of the deceased. - IL.
st. Andrews Society.
n stsied quarterly nsesiing q the 50.
Xnd,rw's Society. uni be beddssmy hsxsf.
|an 7Kesdky ,Esenisg .ueef, ~ 6 'e'f'ee@'--
PssstaAaI attsndauee isre9Iesfed. -
By order efths Precedent.
T9HN A4fk11O, Sssp.
r FL. ~. y, ~ =
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SHIP aaal NEWS.
Port OF ALexandrid.

Capt. Newell, Of schr. Cornelia, who ar
rived on Monday, spok, ship Monsoon. D.
w. Brigham, master, % dsys from Flu
wanna, for Baltimore; 'schr. Seatlower,
Delano, of Duxbury. in very leaky con
d,tion, IS DAYS from Wilmington, tor N
York; lat. SO. AZ, long. rs, l2, saw q
sloop IN distsess..
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Mordecai Miller, Ex'r.
e." WaiAington Society.

THE MEHsERs Of the |asninEfss So
eiesy, Of Alexandria. are hereby :noii6el
thar their anniversary mestins lsal,be held
a. Mr.. Brooke hotel, in Alsxaudria, on
Thursday, the 22d 'instanes at 1lst'eioct,.
A. M. The Society Willie formed inpro-
cessieu with The officers ;and ;priysws n
uniform Of the second legion pf Militia
under the directions f the .csaamahd DAT. %
~ O'Clock, in The courthouse aquars. and
move TO the Episcopal Church. where -
Grafton. will be delivered by !RoSsET 6,
HAspsa, Esq. a'member Of the Society. =,
~ s g.. DENEALE, 1scry.t.
Tebruary'13. !. ,ssse ~
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Orphans Court,

+IAhxandrta LsuHly, FEB. Trim, 1870
Ordered, that The executor Of GebrAN
MsMun, deceased, ID iasert the following adj
vertisemcnt three times It. each week for
eight weeks in the Alexsndria Daily Gazette.
-Teste, -. .;.4
Alex. Moore, 'Regliler.
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.AsfYeM .ANoYts,zs1 ! I
HEMP SEED.

lust received, aquan.i,y of fresh HEMP
u SEED, aud for sale by H.
William H. .Browr,,ss {.
February 20. eo<t. !;
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saw /. vessel on ere, and bore away for an
hour TO discover what che vas; on ap-
preaching, saw an armed schooner close 70
the one in flames, and believing her to Be
4 French priva,eer, wore ship, and stood
frem them. This privasecr, we have no
doubt, will prove to be the Amiable, frea
Savannah.