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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-12
DOMESTIC.
CORRESPONDENCE
Laid 6ejore Congress on NIonday tie 1se
InSt.-Concinied.

Laid 6etore Congress on 4IIonday the 1se
I1St.-ConciWied.
Extract Of Il teeter frsni Mr.. Russell 10 tie
Secretary Of State, dated
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1912.
have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your two letters of the 9th of Nov.
last.
1t would have afforded me the highest
satisfaction to have been able TO commune
cate to you, by the return of the Hornet the
revocation of the orders in council: hither-
% however, there has been exhibited here
10 disposition to repeal them.
Cohy ofa ietEtr from Nh. Russell 10 the Sc
crefary " State, duted
LONDON, Jan. ID. 1870.
SIR lament that it is not in NV power
to announce to you, by the return of Mr..
layloe, ;he adoption of system here to-
wards the y. States more just and reasona-
bic than that of which we now cornpla;nA
No intimation has been given TO me of ain
intention to abandon the offending orders in
council. have not hitherto made anv re
presen!aticnin regard to these orders, and
II they arc ro be persisted in, rs Mr.. Foste,.
declares, not only until the Berlin and Nj
ian DEGREES be eHHrclg abrogated, but until
we compel the French government to admit
us in France with the manufactures and
produce Of Great Britain and her colo.ies
1t must be useless to say any thing upon she
subject. The revolving ektravagance of these
prelcnsionS is too manifest to- be n subiect
OF argument, and the very attempt to reason
them down would admit that they are not
too absurd for fefutatioD.
Should MIR. Barlow furnish me with auv
new evidence Of the discontinuance of ,be
French edicts, so far as they were in dero-
CATION OF our rights, ] shall present il to this
government, and once more however mrre-
cessary itmay appear afford it an oppcysn-
nifty Of revoking its orders, which can r. los,
ger be pretended forest on our acquiescenc.
in DEGREES of its enemy, from the unrigl,ro
Gus operation of which we are specialize e~
empted. S@
have, &c.
(Signed) IONA. RIrcSEfr
MR.. RUSSELL TO FIR. MoNRoy
a. LONDON, Jan. %, 1910.
9's-- Nesterday epdsrsse9a s,,e 81
~ase Of
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~ EWPOST-Ths IS among the most beautiful
IN situations the Rappa4annock, and is within
IVe mites OF fredericksburg; with regard 10 good
!eaith, none IN t'ie world surpass 1.-THE
House 10 substantial, large aud comnodious; well
ouiit with brick and freestone Wash
mouse, and otUrc-toom, all connected and attached
70 the man building and VI the same materials;
arSe ana convenient Cellars, and a brick Smoke
Rouse. There is 1880 acres in tits tract including
4OO acres III rail timber aud separate short dis
lance from the balance OF the Iand.---Ihere
gre many advantages attending this farm viz Tie
neiyery oil grain-------iOur hands can deliver
AouO DuShei5 per day-a quantity Of meadow land. a
EooH Herring Fishery aud a much better Shad--
iree -stofe Quarries good Mill Seat with Mill
hOuse almost new--Oysteis, Fish, and Wild Fowls,
can be had at aIttie trouble and expenee Indeed
20 man with a family who wishes to settle himself
COR NE, There IS no Farm the river ore desra-
bic that can be purchased. As my object in sell
hnS IS to purchase few Negroes and smaller
iar1n, VIII take part Of the purchase money in
3olIng and likely Negro fellows 1T valuation.
eTfns ut sale--one fourth when deeds are made 4;
Abe other three-lourths in 3 equal and annual paw
ane nts--'nadS with approved security with interest
no m the date not paid punctually, will be requi-
rcd.
This farm will be offered publicky for sale IT the
NJ iellin9tsouse, the first Monday in June if NOT
4o sbcsore that day privately aud the subscriber (f
f'cstcd by those who wish to purehase) viii en-.
de arJpr ~ accommodate in dividing the tract IN
81 p'ircassegS. Letters addressed 10 me in Fred
- IsSsl yx viii be attcadcd to.
GEO. VI SPoTSwooD.
h. "A
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e OIiCE--That on Saturday the twenty seventh
~ OF next month, at the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond The Commissioners appointed by an
session. wiliproeeed to let the repairs of the said
Capitol to tie lowest bidder--The Legislature havp
appropriated eight thousand FIVE hundred dollars
Tor this service, which will renderit worthy the at
ten,on ot undertakers, particularly those who work
in free stone, al considerable portion of the renair
are tobe of that material, which can be convenient
" procured in the vicinity-Any person inclined to
become the undertaken, may see specification of
the repairs contemplated TO be done on the exterior
Of the buildings by applying at the Office oT Will 70
W. Hening, Clerk of the Superior Court of Chance
ny for The Richmond district, who will show the
same-Bond aud security will be required of the
undertaken, conditioned for his faithful perfor.
nance.
May so. Oh
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LrEMALE MISUNDERSTANDING the sudden

ITEMALE ACADEMY Believing the sudden
n changes of temperature in 4 mountainous coun-
try injurious to her health, and finding an aconYeni-
eney in being remotely situated from her native
State; Miss Ann Smith, late oil the Lexington AGA
deny. has bean induced TO remove tb this place. and
TO take charge of the Seminary for the education of
Females. That large and eoinmodious hoase adjoin-
ing the town of fredericksburg, now occupied by
Thomas isoptes, esquire, has been engaged Tor the
accommodation Of students. Annexed To this char
mingy retired abode, extensive grounds tasteful
iy laid out, and handsomely Ori,Incnte,l with walks
TOR exercise and amusement, plantations CT trees,
&c &e
The general auperintcndance viii be with the
Board oil Trustees, to be annually chosen by mejo-
rty of the subscribers for the encouragement of the
Snstieution--the Immediate direction of Education
with Mis- Sait, and such professors or assistants as
the tpustees shall from time 10 time procure
Miss Smiths character is TOO well known to need
euIogiun We consider IL one of the most fortunate
occurrences that could happen this town TO have
been enabled to procure her assistance in the estab-
Gshment of Academy. The boarding Depart
nicDt will b. Under the direction of two people, a
and his wife, Of unbiemsl.ed aud a;niable cha
raciers. To prevent too great crowd in this de-
partment, several most respectable citizens in the
town, living convenient the Academy, have agreed
20 take i'll few boartlers.
The Academy will be ensblel to accommodate
with board about so with ccnyenence.-Po Possession
oil the buildings is TO he delivered the first day OF
.iuiie, when the-seliool viii commence. ''.
Charges or Board aud Tuition, to be paid in ad-
vance.
For board, including Lodging, Fire. Can
dies, &c. for the summer session of five
months, 6 81 so
For the winter session of FIVE months 81 so
Washing for each session Of FIVE mouths
Tuition, including Reading, Writing, A.
rithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Belle
Lettres, sc. for each session II so
French, for each session 10 SO
For Music, the rate viii be regulated by tue NUN
Der of scholars.
As vacation of one month is intended to berin IN
Abe LIST September next; the first advance shall be
required only for the three months from LIST june
Afterwards, the advances 90 be for the full session of
i've months. Accommodation shalt be provided nj
the Academy for such scholars as ray remain du-
ring the vacation, at the rate of expence. APP
piication to be made TO Mr.. Diworth, ut the Acade
my, to any Of Tie subscribers And letters (post-
age paid) will be attended to.
John .Mdm, Hugh Mercer, : =
Robert D;hnbGr, Gdryet Minor g ::
.8is*r. .1ioyrosp, JohH .Scoft. r.
John Gray, :
fredericksburg, May 9jtlf. ep5w-S
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E[DUCATION!-The public are hereby informed,
a that MI. Fred Rae has been employed in the
school now under the care of The subscribers MS !,
French Teacher. 1t is only necessary to say, that
tlis genemans qualifications to discharge the duties
OF his Office, are unexceptonnble; aud ms the whole
OF his time IS to be spent in the school, few more
students, both OF males nd females especially iftht
have made some progress in their education. may
obtain sdn,ittance. The prices of TUITION PEI, annu,n
will be at the following rates
For English, including Geography, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, sc. soSO--i French be added. or
Tor French alone, Soi0-for Lalin, Greek, Euclil's
Elements, Algebra, &c. si0--if Frencl, he added,
$50. j. H.,TURNER
w. CAULFIELD.
May e9. ensu,
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sssAMUEL G. ADA Ms--i. now receiving from

~ Boston and Ncw-YOrk---
hardware, ironnongery and Cutlery---also Militia
ry Goods. consisting Of best English Gilt Scabbard
saores, Plated and Gilt Hangers, Gold Plated Gilt
,u 9,Yer Epauietts, SILK and Cotton Sashes, Artl-
iery, Infantry and Navy Buttons, Plated and Gill
Cord, Gold and Silver Vellum Lace, Morocco Sword
Bets, Feathers, Drums and Ffcs Cockat.es, Sc
Also one case Irish Linens, bales India Cottons
opSfGacet Candies, Cotton u bales, Liver, Lamp
and Blubbcr Oil, Sheet Leed, Castings. nine, 4
quarter casks, half quarter casks genuine old Ma
dera Wine, 10 casks White Lead and 90 barrels
Fork, which he offers for sale on moderate terras.
May 90. Wv
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,sWENTY DOLLARS REW.3RD-EloDed
IL on the Goth of December last, a negro lad by
tue name or CHARLES, belonging to the estate of
Edmund Lawrence, decd. He is about seventeen
years OF age, live feet six inches high stout
and well grown, with rather thick and pouting lps
he has relations and acquaintances in the neghbor.
hood OF Louisa Court-Housc, at Mr.. Peter Nelson's
IA Caroline, and his father lives in the neghborhood
OF M 3erkiey, IN Hanover. The above reward will
be paid to any person who will deliver the said lad
to the subscriber living in Spottsylyania.
EDWD. G. HILL, Admir-
Way ~ w9tp
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NOrICE-The Second Instalment of twenty
IN five dollars per Share on the subscription for
the Stock of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, will be
due the 10th instant. The law requires the pay
ment to be punctua,ly made, 20 prevent forfeiture
OF the first ,staiment paid the time of subscrib-
ing. The money scr subscriptions ut Richmond,
may be deposited VITA J. y. Ogg, in M absence,
with Jas. Scott, il.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond June 5. 2w
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YEvtIE. FII.iLaLE HUMANE. 1850 CL3TIO.N
4 of the City OF Rch,non,l, wish to contract with
a suitable person to act az .M.iTRO.N of their
school for the ensuing year, which Office are includ
ed the Tuition and Board of such children as may
be committed to her Proposals will be receiy-
ed by the Directors of the school until the end OF the
year. when the time OF the present NatrOn viii
pire, in consequence OF her resignation Advances
of money will he made quarterly, Il required.
N II. Enquire OF the Editor
Richmond, June ., 1919. 1T
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CPRlNG GOODS-Robert Nelson and Co. have
~ Just received per the Schooner Happy-R.,urn
and Young Carpenter; Thirty packages oil staple
and Fancy goods of the newest fashions adapted to
the present season--whch with one hundred pack
ages preyiouslyr eceived forms very compleat and
extensive assortment, they viii sell,
wholesale and retail at ,ery reduced prices for cash
or acceptanccs in town.
May s. IF
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May go.

MARSHAL'S sALEs.-By virtue of a Decree
wv OF the Court of the United States for the fifth
circuit in the Virginia District in suit therein de-
pending wherein Thomas Pinkerton and Daniel
BEL assgnees of Donsld s. Burton are plaintiffs and
Samuel Shelton and Robert Morrison and Mildred
his vile, which said Samuel aud Mildred are admin
traitor and adnlnstratrix OF Cloug Shelton deed
who was one OF the partners OF Clough Shelton & Co.
late merchants and partners, and Of Shelton Win.
trey aud company likewise merchants and partners.
the sad Robert Morrison and Mildred his wife in
right OF the said Mildred who was WIDOW and relct
OF ths said Ciough Shelton decd CciIy A shelton
Maria Q. Shelton, " lliam Shelton, Nelson r.
Shelton and others defendants in Chaieerv. pro,
nonneed on the Sth June 1910. VII; he. sold for
ready Suoi'cy at Public Auction to the highest hid.
der at the dwelling House OF the said Robert Morri
son inthe county OF -Aibemarle on The 25th tay of
June next nine hundred acres of land living in The
county OF Amherst with all the Horses, Mules and
all other Improvements and also the following Slaves
and the increase ef the females of the same if any
VIZ Grace, Mary James, Ben, Diner, Aee. CIoe.
Tom, Simon, Fam, Adam, Cisiiy, Alec, Nel, Mi
me, Nancy, Reuben and Neal. TO raise certain sums
of money in said decree mentioned
WILLIAM MANN. ID. NJ
FOR
A. MOORE, NJ. VI
May 2'th' 1917. tbs.
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INF Twelfth Drawing of the William and
d Mary College Lottery of ninety numbers took
place on the .oth inst at Norfolk when the following
npn,bers were drawn, from tie wheel;
SO. rs. 5. IS. TO-
nose having prizes will apply to Simon Block, vii.
iianIsburg for pas ment
ne Thirteenth drawing will take place on the
10th june, at the Capitol in the city of Richmond.
May e9. tf
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By Thomas Richie. ]

or CONDITIONS.-Five Dollars a year, to be
paid annually in advance. Those who do not direct
their papers to be discontinued at the end of the year,
will be considered rs engaged for the ncxt--None
will be discontinued, until all arreaases have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii he inserted in
ths paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
rome respectable person in this city or Manchester
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HAVING been appointed Notary Public for the
HI City of Richmond and county of Henrico,
shall be constantly my Office, doors east of tho
Bank and will cndeavour give satisfaction to those
who will favor me in that line.
LEWIS BURWELI..
June 9. At
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A TEACHER WANTED--A young Gentleman
IN qualified to teach the English, Latin; and Greek
languages, who come we'd recon IA ended, may
find employment, the ensuing year, by applying to
the subscriber, Who lives near Richmond.
THOMAS BURTON.
June Q. tt
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FEW Genteel Boariers can get accornfSoda-
4 : toa IN private family convenient to the scene
o bnsincs' ri 30 pounds for breakfast * dining ~ 60
pounds melsdlng lodging apply y. tho oGce Of the
june -
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'lIE Stockholders of the Brook Turnpike Com
pany, are requested to meet at the Bell Tavern,
on the 18th inst. at III o'clock a. NJ, on business
Interesting to them.
June Q. IL
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s<OR RENT-rhe Srore-house now occupied by
' me to the LIST OF April nexl-immeiiate pos
session will be given.
May 90. r.
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CHARLES BLAGROvE, Reg'r.

The Editor oe the National Intelligencei. will in
sert the above advertisement in his paper for six
weeks successieiy, and transmit is account to this
department ioi payment. CD
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ENhS g BILLINGS have just received, for
~ sale, at tile Store recently occupied by Messr1
Ilu1DaTd Lyman, q street general assortment
OF W. l.. Goods anti Groceries Of the Fret cualit,,
with choice old Wines AMI Liquorsy viz.
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Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix aud lanai;
ca Rum, Fres, Gun-Powder and other Tea. FLO
renee Oil, French Capers, Mustard in bottles and
Kegs, Cayenne, Spices Rasins and Figs in boxes and
casks 10 boxes Taliow and Sper naccti Candles
10 barrels New-Orleans Sugar--1O do. do do si-
pcTior qlaiity--l5 boxes No. Chocolate d,zer
London Porter--&3 do. Bottled Cider-Clsrel tTine
IN cases OF one dozen each--8O quarter boSee .n.
me spanish Segsrs--l Pipe Particular Madeira
Coiee--i50 reans Wrapping Psper-s1 do. VIII.
ing do-A few dozen Grass Entry Mats.
The above Goods, with others not enumerated.
val be sold on the most satisfactory terms.
Nay %. I'm
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A. MOORE, NJ. "
May e5th, 1912. tbs.
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-, IN Battalion to be commanded by. majot
Thomas l.. Preston, composed of
Captain Burt's Company, Culpepper,
Narnum'S do Nelson.
Nilkinson's do Loudoun.
McCue's do Augusta,
Tebb's do Botetourt.
~. Faulkner's do :, Berkeley. r.,
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One Regiment Of Artillery to be comman-
ded BY Lieutenant Colonel William r. Elem
ing.
ist Battalon TO be commanded by major
Peter EeStell, composed of
E9ptatn Caiiandse 4 o,,,,,o,... p...u..t.-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-01
From the National lntelligencer, June 60
o.

The veil is at length removed from the Sc
ere, Proceedings of Cong ress and it appears
that unqualified WAR is declared between the
United States and Great Britain. The mea.
sure must have been long anticipated, and
therefore cannot excite surprise. Its adop-
tion, however, stamps reality on what was
before mere inference and conjecture.
Itwould be the heigh, ct presumption in US
to obtrude on the public attention any remarks
Of ours, in the same paper in which we pre-
sent to it the eloquent and perspichous Mes
sage of the Executive. and the equally ad-
mirabls Report or Manifesto of the Conn
tee of Foreign Relations. The motives and
object of the measure are therein sufficiently
developed and explained. We will only say,
that as the measure of. War has been at length
adopted from conviction Of its necessity al
most to the existence of the nation, we offe
our sincere prayers and ardent hopes tor
vigorous prosecution and successful termlna-
ton of the contest in which We are about "
engage.
In another part of this paper will be found
a statement of atrocious outrage committed
on our commerce by French national vessels.
The President has wisely abstained from sug-
gesting the propriety of offensive measures
against France, until late doubt shah become
present certainty. If ample atonemen' be not
made by France, for these outrages, we trust
in God she will be made TO feel, 10y vigorous
retaliation Of her haprant injustice, the re-
sentiment of rational and spirited people, To-
aGrontful and unwar-antable injuries commit
ted on their rights and commeroe.
The House Of Representatives sat the
whole of yesterday with closed doors, occupi-
ed probably in the discussion OF questions IN
cidental to or arising out of state OF War.
Yeas and Nays in each House of Congress
On the final passage of the Declaration af zvar.
IN TIE SENATE.
YEAs-Messrs Anderson, Rib. Brent, Campbell
Of Ten. Condt Crawford, Cuts, Franklia, Gailisrd,
Giles, Gregg Leib, Robinson, smith Of Nd smith Oh
New-york, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Vsrnum-l9
NAYs-Messrs. Bayard, Dana, German. Gilman,
Goodrich, Horsey, Howell. Hunter, Lambert, lloyd,
Pope, Reed and worthingon-i5.
IN TEE HOUSE.
yEAs-Messrs. Aston, Anderson, Archer. Avery,
sard, Bnset, Bibt, Blackledge, Brown, BurweI,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-01
Fashionable Shoes.


JOHN ~ MANSFIED, ~ ,
40 JUS, receiveda a, his Shoc-store, IaroS
assortment of Ladies' Shoes, OF the folowin.
kinds, viz. plum color lelac, cream, salmon, tea.
light and dark green morocco.
Aiso-a handsome assortment Of black morocca
ehoes' ~ith and without heels; misses and chden's
morocco Slippers and ties. all colors, 4, gentemenS,
New-iork and Boston made fine Shoes and Pump, >
ladies' Grecian Slippers; boys morocco dapcine:
Pumps misses kid slippers
lAkewlsc-six trunks Of mems and womens low. /,
priced Shoes one trunk old-fashioned stuff shoes
New-fork manufactured .cslsshias; nrars leathcs
boo,-Legs and Tops Boot soals Binding skins
o NJ INh |
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Butler Calhoun Carr Cheves, Cochran Clopton, Con
dit, Crawford, Davis. Dawson, Desha, Dinsmoor,
Earl, Fndiey, Fisk, Gholson, Goodwin. Green,
Grundy, b. Hall, D. Hall, Harper, Hawes, Hyne.
man, johnson, Kent, King, Lacock, Lefever, Lit
tie, Lowndes, Lyle, Macon, Moore. M'Coy, M'Kee.
MKin., Morgan. Morrow, Nelson, New, Newton,
Ormsby, Pickens, Piper, peasants, Pond, Richard
son, Ringgold. Rhea, Eoane, Roberts, Sage, Sea.
yer, Sewer, Seybert, Shaw, Smile, G. Smith, J..
smith. Strong, Talisferro, Troup, Turner, White
Hill, Williams, widgery, Vim, Wnght-79
NAYS-Mcssrs Baker, Bartlett, Bleecker, Boyd,
Breckenridge, Brigham, Champlio, Chittehden,
Cooke, Davenport, Ely, Emolt, Fitch, Gold, Colds
borough, Hufty, Jackson, Key, Law, Lewis, Max
well, M'Br,de, Metcaif, Minor, Mchiil, Mosely,
Newboid, Pearson, Pitkn, Potter, Quincy, RAN
dolph, Reed, Riigely, Rodman. sammons, Stan
ford, stuart, Stow, Sturges, Sullivan, TaggsrtT Tai
madge, rallman, Tracy, Van Cortiandt, Wheaton,
White, Wson-4o.
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.Scmeriirq fer HoNEsr Men 70 Iook az,

Some'hiEg }or HoNEsr MEN 70 look az,
and reject on.
A gentleman OF the federal party, one Of
the most prominent and distinguished, in con-
versing with gentlen.sn oil the Republican
party, on the subject of The late Declaration
OF War, expressed the following liberal and
maga-nimoas sentiments, which we notice
Win much satisia lion, as being indicative OF
the ascendancy which sense of patriotism
and national pride, in times of peril and exi-
gsncy, will always maintain in elevated minds,
over that party prejudice by which too many
Of the untbinkiog, incon,ideratc portion Of
the community are influenced. The gentle
man alluded to, observed that il was now too
late to speculate upon the various causes
which may have tended to produce the pres
ent rupture with England that however he
may heretofore have disapproved OF many of
the measures OF our government, and howev-
er he might deplorc the existing state OF
things, he nevertheless considered il TO be his
duty, since war had been declared, TO MD
1HE GOPERNNiE.VT 20 ihe utmost Of his
fosuer an maintaining u that in his opinion,
Great Britain had afforded sufficient ground
TO justify the declaration at any rate, that
the President and Congress of the United
States mere constituncnaiy tae only comhetent
Judges on that foint ! that h0ving SwoRN, as
citizen 10 SUPPORT tie CONS7ITU-
7IoN and L.dWS # The Unitcd States, he
should consider himseD as nothing more nor
less than a PERJURED yRAI7'OR, acre
he nosY, since fhe question Of war had been
Illus determined, TO 0hfioSe or hcSitate 10 sun
fort fhe mcoslr6.
The gentleman who advanced the above
magnaninous sentiments, is the
Hos. SAMUEL DEXTER.
This gentleman has been considered by
the federal party, il poin, of INTELLECT and
INTEGRITY, second TO none. How will they
stand AT ,nis cutting reAec,ion---If they at
tempt opposition 10 The laws, and endeasor
TO SOW the seeds o discord at THIS CRI.
SIS, NE, as must every other honest man,
will consider them PERJURED TRAI.
TORS! If we may Judge from the complex.
ion Q. some OF The federal papers, there are
those, who are zvhetting the dagSer for the
,itals OF their counlly--,heir own violence
will thin their ranks, drive every honest man
from their association, nerve the arm Of every
considesate citizen against them, and like the
Tories OF the Revolution, they will be left TO
fate they themselves have provoked
Hoston Patriot.