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he Federal Republican.
Vera Cruze, Feb. IL.

Sunday (Jan. ~ an American brig and
schooner entered with provisions, supposed &c
be necessary, but this government Immediately
dismissed them, and gave them but half All
hour to remain in port, because it IS known
that their coming here is not influencedby the
desire of succeuring US, and as it was there
fore presumed that the confusion Of this king
dom would allow of their entering into cian-
destine negotiations, sinila ar to those they CAR
ried on in ST. Domingo, to the injury of all CT
vlized nations. Other expeditions it appears,
arc ready in the United States, for this pert,
but they will not have the pleasure Of entering
tie bAv.
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JUST RECEIVED

Gnd for SHE by ths subscriber,
SO boxes No 5 CHOCOLATE,
10 halt do. do
IS crcsts Gunpowder and Young Tyson
TIE rs, of late inpor,a' ion,
SAMUEL CRAM.
Mar S. coo"
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HAVANA, Feb. IL.

Enclosed send you some printed papers
from Mexico, received to day by vessel ar
rived from Vera Cruz, in IS days, which Will
inform you Of the stare OF things in NewSpain,
which must afford satisfaction TO every good
span;ard. The more particular details which
may arrive OF the victory of Caicja, shall
send YOU, but must acquaint you beforehand,
that although III the Gazette of the Esd, it is
not saiG that cur trccps have entered Gadde-
l.xara, that fact is known from private letters,
of which We are in possession from thence.
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From TIE Gazette Er!ruord;nGry Of M.fto,
Janrary %, 1911.
: The troops which compose the army OF
brigadier Don Felix Calega, have been crowii-
ed with glory, in the brilliant action fought
OIL the i 7th. In the plains of Caideron. Those
valiant chiefs, officers and soldiers, have as
surGd themselves immortal renown, by their
love for o,ir sovereign, and by their constancy
and repeated brave actions, IN which they have
sustained the triumph OF our holy religion
and the lust cause Of our common country.
The following communication, which his
exceRency the Eiceroy has just received,
proves that no praises can DC greater thar The
mcri: Of such valiant citizens.
Sra--It is now O'Clock in the aftl'
when have succeeded in placing myself In
the enemy's camp; which was almost nnpres-
nabie, like al! the others it chooses, and gar
risoned with lOO,0 900 men, and more Than o.
pieces of artillery of every CALDER, the most OF
them the best in America, all OF which fell IN
to my hands.
The obstinacy, boldness, and constancy, OF
those fascinated men, could be only compared
TO the well known valor OF the troops l have
the honor to command. After an acton OF o
hours. sustained with infeXible vaior, led
them the third time to the attack OF battery
of more than so cannon, well situated and well
served. l took it without firing shot, our
troops sustaining with much cai1nness the vlo-
lent FIRE of the enemy, which they continued
until they found themselves surrounded on
all sides, aid pressed in their escape BY our
cavalry.
The arynv suffered some loss, and among
the wounded is to be numbered the general
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From the Federal Republican.
VICTORIES IN MEXICO.

A correspondent, put in possession of the
most recent information from Mexico, by an
arrival at Havana, has enabled us to crafty
our readers with extracts of letters, and copies
of official dispatches.
Translat.ons for the FEDERAL Republican.
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of cavalry Don Miguel Emparan, III an acton
we'll sustained, with many other circumstances
an account Of which have not time to collect,
but which shall transmit to your excelleLcy
as soon as my various engagements will per-
init, recommending to you the many who have
distinguished themselves,
consumed i'll the action almost az my AMI
munition, but that taken from the enemy has &
gain fully supplied me.
God preserve you many years.
FFLlN CAI.EJA.
Camp at the bridge of Calierson, { league
alid half from Zapotelenejo,
Jan. II 1871.
TO his Excellcney the
Vicc-Roy Don
Francisco Xavier Venegas.
From tie Gazette Er,ruordihary. Of lNef;co;
January II, 1871.
Divine Providence, which D otects the W.
Tor and enthusiasm with which the troops IF
the king have strove to tranquili-c the insur-
gents, by reducing them to order and peace;
anu by discriminating b. force of arm S, tic
banditti, who have so iniouitously seduccd
them, is CLEARLY perceived in the repeated tii-I
umpEs which have ensucd over the rebels. as
is manifested by the following communication
which the government has ust received from
brigadler Don Josef de l.. Cruz
SIR--The enemy presented themselves be-
fore nc in an atlvailt~ geous position, and in
great force. attacked md routed them, tax
ing from them Is to SO pieces OF cannon, a!Fl
their ammunition, and leaving the whole 6c!a
strewed with their dead write on horse
back, as am following the pursuit Of the TO-.
gitive rabble: The royal battalion of marine |,
under the command of the naval lieut.. Don
PEDRO Negrete, covered itself with glory
The first battalion of Toiuca, under its major,
has done the Same and want words to cx-
press the valor of the dragons under con-
mand OF the brave lieut.. col. Don Francisco
Rodriguez. send my adutart Don Juar
Guardacinlnro to Nall&dolid, that they m?y
come and collect all the artillery and whatever
has been left or the field because canpot az :,
lay. | shall communicate to your cxceliercy
the details as soon DIS [ can.
Cod preserve yon many years.
JOSEF De La CRUZ.
Field of Battle, OF Puerto de Efapet;ro,
ltth Jan. 18Th, - O'Clock III tie d;y
1c his c.cceilency Don Francisco Veneyos
=. s. The action lasted from an hour to an
hour 1ild Iii llaif.
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Married, last evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Gibson, 7iMo4Ar WINN, Esq. to Miss RE-
hEccA DULANr, daughter of Beniac,in Dula-
ny, Esq.
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he 1T REMEMBERED, that at IN election &c,
sixteen Common Council Men for the town >,
Alexandria, Tor tho present year, hid in said
town, on Tuesday the 5th day Of March, Iali,
the. following gentlemen were found to be du-j
~ elected, viz.
For the FIRST EarA--John Muneaster, So.
mael Harper, Anthony Rhodes, John Grid.
For the seeond Ward-James M'Gu;rc,
Henry Nicholson, Andrew fleming, JOHN
Lorgdcn.
For tie third Earc:--Jacob Hoffman,, WI
liam Newton, james Anderson, Edlnuht. {.
Lee:
For the yJonrth Hord--Johr 6. Vowel, job.
Cohagan, Jonathan Butcher, Ferdinand Mas
tclier.
VIZ. HERBERT, lNay.r.
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SLAVES WANTED.
I will give Cath for a few likely
young Slaves of both iexes.
James Gentry.
At the Indian Queen Tavern.
February Is.
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r The next Assembly will be on
Wednesday next the 18th init.
Hacks provided as usual.
March 8.
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We congratulate the administration upon
the acquisition of new, and as they consider
him.. an inyineible auxiliary. in support OF
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THE citizens of Alexandria are respect
fully informed that tins institution is now re.
moved to the building lately occupied as al,
Academy by Mr. Diron, commonly oaile'' the
friends old meeting house; situation III eve-
ry point of view the most eligible as it is AIRY,
retired, commodious, and not too far emov.
ed. The young ladies', who may be entrust-
ed to this institution, will be taught every
b anch OF science which is deemed essential
to good English education. viz. Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, with the
use Of the Globes; and particular attention
will be devoted to correct & reGical lnsliuc-
ton OF the English Grammar, Bellies Lst-
tres, Compost on, and History. In addition
to these branches boys will be taught the Ma
thematics. and the Latin md Greek Langua-
ges. The Rev Mr.. G BISON will visit ant as.
sist in conducting this institution And here
it must not be forgot en- to return thanks to
those who have been the early patrons OF this
Academy and it is hoped, by perseverance
and diligence, 10 give it permaDence * re-
spectabiIily, which may entitIe II to portion
of the publ. patronage.
N. 3. Terms Of tuition, Five Dollars per
quarter and Tel the higher branches an adj
vanced price.
Ni,.nL 10 ~.
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Burr Mill Stone anufaaGy.

The Subscriber informs the
public that he his received supply Of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the max
ing Of Purr Mill-otoncs at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between Kiag and Cameron
streets, about the first Of March next, whe
he can supply Burr Stones Of any dimensions
that may be ordered. lie has also good ss-
sortment Of Boiling Cloths, which can be rad
by Supplying to Joseph Dem or attic Manu-.
factory. Any person visiting to engage
Burrs before the fist OF March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. 2aw
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller 81 StdtzonH.

Ot;hosite the Washington IaUernr-kins erect.
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE,
The f0Noscsng Boats:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols. calf, gilt.
Dc Quevedos' Works, 3 vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols. do do,
Ditto. 10 vols. do do.
CaveIlo on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary:
Bells Anatomy, 4 vols. calf
Medical Extracts, vols calf, with su,
perb plates.
Darwin's phyiologia, Thompson's Con.
kpectus, CIark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols, Culen's Practice,
Cullen's Materia Medica, Hallel's Physiolo.
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso, gilt
binding, Blair's Sermons, 8 vols. The DO
rough, poem, by Crab, Parks Chymes.
try.
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and SaIIust
Delphini, ClsFk's Corderi, Rippon's Hymns,
Comleyss Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bles, School do and Tes.aments, Hutton's
Book keeping, Jackson's do. Gibsonss Sur
veyiny, FEnt's do Ainworth's Latin Die.
tioaary, Humess ESSAYS, Bolinbrook.s works,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Almanaes,
for 1911 Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bandbox Boards.
Playing Cards, Slates &c.
N. B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. sc. On liberal
erms.
Nopember7.
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By Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

I hat the subscriber, OF Charles county,
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
sand county, in the State OF Maryland, let
tiers Of administration on the personal estate
of Froncis II. She'd laterof the county afore-
said deceased: All persons having claims
against the said deceased ale hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
of to tho subscriber, OH or bsfere the last
day Of August next; OF they may by law be
excluded from all benef. to said estate -
apd those indebted tfereto are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given usder my hand this goth day of !.
bruary, 1871
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March S eo9t.
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SLAVES WANTED.

FOX eight or ten Virginia Slaves, boys,
women and men, of good char. cter, liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to the
subscriDer,
Francis L. Lee,
In Alexandria, or to his Manager
at Sully, Fairfax county.
February IA.
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Pubic sale.

ca WEDNESDAY,, the 18th March next
ii fair; il no', the next lair day; Will be
sold, on the premises, at tweiTS "'c!ock,
A three story Brick Bouse & Lot,
witty all the other buildings now occupied ny
Dot tor Staater-f ,ur Lots on Washington
ssa five on Dlkc >treet-
TIE AEI1' ID II,
A Lot with Buildings, at Wet
End, about twenty acres
Also,
164 Acres, two miles from Alex
anHu., IL The Colchester road, III !cts from
ts, to twenty aces. Terms vii! be made
known II the time OF sale
John Korn,
Jacob W.semiiIer.
February IS. 2awts
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FOR SALE,
ON REASONABLA TEAM

ON REASONABLA 1E;.MS,
An half acre OF Ground, Situate on the oer-
ner of Prince and Henry streets, seary OPP
poaite Mr. Thomas Janney's dwelling house.
small parton Henry street Of the above lot
is leased on ground rent for thirty dollars
per annum, leaving balance OF twenty COL
lars per annum on tbs residue which will
afford six handsome, building lots on Pripce-
street, and two on Henry street. .fthe above
property is not so d private sale 1t viii DC
sold at pubic auction on the FIRST Saturday in
May, at four O'Clock in tie f'eToon.
Alexander Perry.
March IL. Gllt
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Low PRICED SHOES.

LOW PRICED SHOES.
have just received few boxes
colored MOROCCO SHOES, Which will be
sold low by the box or single pair.
on HAND,
COTTON in Bales,
New RICE, In Tierces,
INDIGO, in Boxes,
Refined CYDER, in Bottles,
Windsor SOAP and WASHBALLS,
in Boxes,
Carolina Ground Nuts.in bags,
A few ,groce galoon BINDING,
4 quantity Carolina MOSS, for Uphol.
sterers, answering every purpose of curled
hair, and at one tenth the price,
TRUNKS as usual, wholesale & retail.
L. GILMAN.
February ~ eo3taw.
h. Those who want earth for filling up,
are invited to take it now from the cornerof
Commerce and Fayette streets, where
thrown up very convenient to load
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Coach-making, in all its various
Branches.
f. P. TAYLOR,

T.. I. "A LUX,
y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he contin 1es 10
carry on the CoacA-makins Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 1ay-
or, where all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment Of three years
the above line of business he is able to say,
IS proef OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend On having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
n. B. Ali kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A second hand Coachee with Hs~ness.
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TO BE RENTED,

"HE HOUSE on Fairfax street, Alexan.
dria, now occupied by Mrs Selma M
choas, who has given notice that she will give
up by the first OF May, when possession NAV
be bad. The necessary repairs shall be made
Enquire of c. Powell, Esquire
sP The subscriber would sell 1t on very
reasonable terms. ~
Leesbure, Louaoun County,
March 6. "u
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Timely Notice.

On the FIRST day of April next, the price
Of Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation Lot.
terry Tickets. will raise to s 20 50 cents Pre-
sent price $40. Tickets for sale by
R. Gray. Bookseller.
Who viii keep cofrecr check Of the draw
ing for tsse examination Of tickets free of ex
pence.
Marc -.
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p MOUNT EAGLE.
This desirable Country Seat is for

This desirable Country Seat is Tor
Sale on q liberal creuit .-W!,lin kaH an hours
ride of Alexandria, it ofIer. every necessary
accommodation for scnteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek and con
tains two huHdred and twenty-tkree acres.
If not sold beiore the fist week in April, it
vii! be leased to an approved Tenant, on &C
comm o,lating ,erms--A publications. may be
m dc To WILLIAM HERBkNT, Esq AleSan-
dri., or TO the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near VauOiAe, maryland.
February IL. 2aWtt
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lust RECEIVED

ard for sale by the Subscriber,
so boxes No. CHOCOLATE,
10 halt do do
IS CHESTS Gunpowder and Young Hyson
TIE As, of late importation.
SAMUEL CRAM.
Mr. h s. eo3w
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February IS.
BRYAN HAMPSON AND CO.

jtaU- itrt recrtped AID fer foC Sa!c.
10 hcSsnsad. aud SO barrels hrst qua.ity
sugar
"a do secoad quality
~ pipes oil s.oation particular Madeira
pipes anl ) lierces London marKes and
IS garter asks Malaga Wines
20 boxes dipt candles
2 aids. old Jamaica spirits
pipe Old cnynitc b"aadv
81 barrels New England rum
40 ID. prime w'Szkey
10 ches.sinp.rial.
10 ditto yola, hysaa teas OF this years
Enportation, anl selected Tor family Rse.
Also, the b;st selected -four for do.
October 81
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Twenty Dollars Rezyard,

WHY :, =, -
For experimenting and securing ID laI 50
that I can get her again, negro woman, man.
named KENNY, abou, 10 years OF age -
is probable she is lurking about alexandra
orits vicinity, as she has father mo'her
Dainger6eld Lewis.
King George, Feb .. laws
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have for sale 400 barrels CIDER, part
of which Is very good
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
February :

Virginia. Frederick Co'infy--to nit:
DANIEL LEE made oath before nae
Justice oC the Peace for the sid county, that
on the 2e:h August, 1910, he cut two Bank
Notes of One Hundred Dollars each, and re-
r,itted by post from Winchester the halves
of said notes TO JOSEPH JANNEy, Alexandra
that, on receiving an Acknowledgements OF
the above he the said Daniel Lee enclosed
he remaining halves of said notes directed to
Jos ph Janney, Alexandria, & put the sahc
into the post-office at Winchester with his
own hands. He ,urther says that he did not
keep any description of said notes, but to the
hes, of his recollection they were on the Uni
on Bank of Maryland; but, for the greater
certainty, he refers 10 tie half notes hr4t re-
United worn 20 before me this 18th day
Of February, 1911
EDWARD MCGUIRE.
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CLOVER-SEED,
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-Sueet

CLOVEk-SEED,
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax Street,
Has received few terces of excellent fresh
Clover-S' ed.
On hand, as usual, good assortment OF
fresh GARDEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Burnet and Hemp Seed.
dLSO,
An elegant ard extensive assortment of
Queens Ware, China, cut and plain Glass.
complete blue printed Table Sets, with gra-
Wy and fish dishes; Waters, Bread Trays,
Casters, Lamps, Chimney Ornaments, with
variety of fdncy articles.
February Is. dlwlawtlA
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Strayed or stolen from the subscribers wag.
gon lying AT Bsgot's, near Harts horne's
mill, on Sunday night the 18th OF Novem-
Der,
A bay Horse, about IS hands high,
a star in lis forehead and shod all round, -
bout nine or ten years old. Any person who
NAV find the said horse and will leave him
any where on the road so that get him a
gain, shall re ceiye the above reward.
Israel Lacey.
Goshen. Loudoun County,
January "a. go
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e. CIDER.

February IL.
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t. Mr.. Feds Academy.

March IL.
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Our inio,nan says. shN Gov. Fo.&
was anxious for the interference Of the I,
States, and willing that they sho,sI til.
the country const quen'ly, by this TN,
we suppose good oss!ur is es,ab'%',r4 anna,
all parties the proclamation Of the prs;s
dent having been forwarded by the m.n
bers of the legislature, to that part OF !.
country.
All is harmony & quietat B,tou Rosl
and the western part Of Florida, tie P'
vince attached 20 the Orleans territory. a
the government going into operatioa.
Lieut.. Hukill, of The army, arrived d
morning Immediately from Baton Reg
he brings Information that news had resc'
I'd that place of general instruction
Cuba that Governor C!s;borne had d
ceived proclamation OF the pr-s;d-r
the u. States, pardoning all ih''se a@s'
can citiz~ns Of the province, who ve:t u
sc',~rs from the army, and securing L.:
return to civil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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BALTIMORE. 9m,uary IS.
MURDER.

The body Of an eleler, man, well dres'
was found On Friday last, near Deer Cred
three miles from Bell. AIR, Hartford ss!'
~. II was evident, that he had been as
dered several days before -; having mgsic
great violence GA his head and neck. ant
ball had Pa s.d through his body. lhsa
ceased bad no paper, about him which s'
covered his name or residence but ose p
per sh'ws that he purchased something
Lancaster !; it was so much torn AID o
faced as to be scarcely lrgibl, in any p
His shirt was marked with wv. W. .
had or a brown coat, good cloth, brFf''1
neariy same color, tslinette isckef. -
boots and spurs. The trisnds q! As =
ceased may DC satisfied of his decent '1~
ment. &c. by applying to John jsausaa'
William Heats. ia said countv.
U' Printers in tits and the neighh0ES
states are requested TO publish the ab"''
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The last Gsm the Wrs..
NEW. ORLEANS, Dec. 20.

We are happy to state, that every d.,
i. tranquil a. Baton Rouge. On the NJ
instant, The u. S troops, under the Goa
nand Of Col Csvingtun, marc he'd Into d.
fort, & the Floridian troops marrhed o..
the flag was lowered and the q. S,ale.a
hoisted. The troops that marched .,
fired salute, then stacked their arm, q
the espIanade in front of the fort, laid 4
their accou,rsmen,s, and were marchrd =
their officer. INTO the viaage and dism.A
ed.
The members Of the assembly and gs
Skipwith, We are informed Expressed s..,
doubt, on the following words in the r,.
siden,'s proclamation -" 1t will not e,.r
to be subj-ct of fair and friendly nepais
ton ;" least they should by this frrN4,
nes9uaticn be haod.d back as subjre, /
Spain. But on examining the p.cH4maja
more minu,ely, found that the preside,
pledges the Il S. 'ha, the peoIir shall ",
protected in the enjnymsn, OF ,h:ir lbs
~, property and elsinn." H. nee it woG!
appear, that when his fritn'Ay "egaciais
takes place ii the tide is not fairly ia IL
United States, by the treaty of psrehss:i,
1903, that a new treaty OF PURCHASE ~iab:
made on sue h terms rs may be equi,sbl;s q!
right. So the business rests, and tie ~.
pic are now perfectly satisfied.
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ticn was adopted. Ytu have no ,vA,

tion vas adopted. Ytu have no .s,,.
to throw the rights and liberties, arS'
ref this people, ;Eto" ho,ch ro,1sM,
the wild men On the Missouri, tor y
the MKT. though mere tspeetsbe Ar.
Anglo. Hispano. G&i!o Americars..ho
on the sands, in the me,i!h ct the a'i,s,,
pi. / make no cbj' elton 70 ,t,sv r.
their v amt Of moral qualities Or rum,
LIGHT. The inhabitants oi N'w.Od.,
are, I suppose. ike those OF al! otnsr c.,
trie 5, some good, some bad, Some Inc:
reRl.
(Io be cenfiued