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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-15
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLANDo

2oSos oa"Ns prfSe.
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each Ssso,ocs
CASH PRIZES
Subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary prizes us foilo.v:
First drawn ticket entitled to $500
5000 blanks Sl9 each
The next 1000 do. Is
do Ticket after the 6GoO blanks $1,000
First drawn ticket on the 18th AID until the 25th
t Do ss;h TO- ss,s lssssp'i"s the 100 Tickets,
The said ten prizes consist of the numbers froru
to 1000 inclusive, each lansred of the said 1000
be Psize the first drawn hundred or lowest yum.
Der for the 18th day, and regularly ascending
the a5th.
First drawn ticket on the s5tlr 5000
Do. Seth to ilst 500
Do. 4lst to 5Oth inclusive 1000
DO. 55th day :. $4,000
The object contemplated, to he accomplished ~
the above scheme, is eminently entitled to the favor
anu patronage of the citizens of Baltimore. The
Enlistment of Medical College vii unGuestionaby
have a beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our ci;y-on II perhaps may be hereaf
ter ensrated the other Colleges, and thus unver
sity he constituted. ~ ....
1t will however give us other important advantages
lit will promote spirit of investigation in the fa-
Guilty, 1t will induce young of talents to establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently
cure to this community the best aid that be at
torded by the medical profession. 1t may also be-
proper to remark, that if this school should rosper
is anticipated it win large sums to be expend-
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbursed in other places =N-
| We presume that those gentlemen who anxi-
GUS for the advancement OF the Interests of Baiti-
more, will give their support the above cons
deiations
To those who are inclined to profit themselves 20
the same time that they encourage us-we confi-
IDENTIFY say, that scheme of lottery splendid or
promising the above, has ever been offered in this
country.
l>GJ The commissioners having already contracted
for the sale of sufficient number of Tickets to
thorize them in fixing the earliest day for drawings
that the time necessary for making preparations viii
admit,
GIVE NOTICE, '1st4
| That the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
will commence on fhet day Of June neat.
| TICKETS may be had by application to the MAJ
nagers.
/. A., =. .L4JN4GERS.
John b. Davidgs Midd'n 3. Magruder
James Mosher Isaac Pumell
John Comegys a.. Benjamin Berry
| Robert Cary Long George Winchester
| b. ii. MulIikin John Crawford
| ID. A. Smith G. T.. Mitchell
Hall Harrison :. p. Fl. Nckiin
W. II. Cendinen,,, William M'Mechen
Fielding Lucas, jun. j. T. II. WorthingtoR
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry 'rbornnson
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The Salem Gazette mentions, that S12s 900 have
been subscribed to the loan in that town, including
Bank Go days loans.
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NEw-YoRy. Nav O

On monday morning arrived in Albany Gen. Dear.
born, commander in chief OF the Northern Army.
His arrival announced by a federal salute
British Goods Letters from Philadelphia state.
tha the goods which have arrived that port from
Amelia Island, have been by orders from Mr. Gal
latin, admitted TO entry without bonds.
Eu. Post.
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John b. Davidge
! James Mosher
John Comegys ~,
Robert Cary Long
| b. III. MuIIikin
ID. A. Smith
Hall Harrison :.
w. II. Clendinen.
Fielding Lucas, jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cocke
Jonathan Meredith
jeremiah Sullivan
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THE LOAN

The federal claim all the wealth is said to
be established beyond contradiction-That the fede.
raj party in this town. generally speaking, the
rrenied interest, has never been denied. But We
pledge ourselves that if subscription book be open
cd at the State Bank six weeks, thereby giving
the republicans Of the state opportunity TO ernce
their patriotism and confidence in the government,
Loan of four millions Of doiiayt may be effected
without the least difficulty and this too without the
tnost trivial aid from, the friend. Of his Satanic
majesty.
we learn, that in Salem, i2O 900 dollars was sub
seribeds In Portsmouth. 9,ooo In Providence and
Newport, 100000; and in Bristol, r. 1. $4,000.
Boston Patriot
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n. Yonx, May 9.
R,-r.v Co,r,r,rd.


A paragraph recently appeared in the Columbian
intimating that Col. Porter was appointed Quarter
Master General of the militia OF this state, since
his arrival in this city It may be proper TO correct
this unintentonal error, rs wrong conclusions may
be drawn trusn it. Col Porter has held that Office
for upwards bf year, and it was conferred upon
him without his knowledge, by the unanimous vote
Of the council, mark oil confidence justly due to
his patriotism and intelligence.
THE ELECTION
In this state, do not consider rs determined by
the reports yet received. They vague, and
IN many cases improbable, that we cannot give them
Of Is federal naenber. of Assembly elected
Our accounts are different. We hear that Mont
gomery is s republican and federal that Wash
inSton is republican that Westchester gives re-
publican and federal member. Still we are not
convinced which way the result will be. That the
Assembly is federal, we do not yet believe. Aud
that 1t is republican, are not yet satisfied. few
days VII determine the point. Columbian.
A Ncw-York paper asks, how those who opposed
Mr.. Clnton's being Ticc-Prcsident account OF hi,
age, can be in favor of Mr.. Gerry Mr.. Clinton:
age did not prevent him from being one of the mos
active and decided members of the Senate, and al
MIR. Gerry is ten years younger, there is doubt o.
his hrmness and capacity. Boston Chronicle.
Extract of alettcr from gentlemen at Augusta,
(Geo.) to the Editors, dated 2eth ult.
" Yesterday gang Of Counterfeitcrs appre
hended in this place, with their plates, and some
their bills found on them-'The notorious Co LLINs
OF n. Carolina, appears to be the prime leader o
the band-The plates are said to be of the South
Carolina Banks, United States Bank, and othe
Banks which do not recollect.
| SOUR Bank Directors will epdeavour to keep thu
old rogue and his crew in prison as long possible
and prevent him from doing more mischief for thu
present" Charleston Courier.
| THE LOAN.
The federal claim to all the wealth is said now
'be established beyond contradiction--Tha the fede
raj party in this town. generally speaking, tn
rccnied interest, has never been denied. But "
pledge ourselves that If subscription book be open
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-23
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue OF Deed of Trust from Thomas
Patten and Mary his wife, to the subscriber,
tor the purposes therein mentioned, will be
sold on the 9th day of May ensuing, on the
premises, at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon,
I wo Lots of Ground,
Viz; one Lot situate on Wolfe-street be-
tween Union and Water streets, 2 feet front
and lis feet deep-And one other Lot on
Union-street between Wilkes & Wolfe streets,
81 feet front and 80 feet deep. Terms, cash,
Robert Young.
April Is. eotds
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FOR RENT,

Bryan Hampson Eco.
HAZE ON HAND, md FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. & so Bills New-Orleans and Ha.
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses,
4pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
20 do. Northern do.
4 pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do. Lisbon, WINES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Claret,
50 lbs. Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pimento,
SO kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
90 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment of other Gro
ceries, by wholesale Or retail, ON reasonable
terms.
10 tons first qualify Country Hemp.
April 10. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-23
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1879.
Joseph H. Vaudeville,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

King Street
OFFERS FOR Sale,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, ii
hhds. and bbls.
Loaf and brown Sugar. in Go do.
5scst green Coffee in bags and bbls
yioIasses in hhds and is.
| ogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
| Cherry Bounce
| I'd Rye Wbskey in bbls and Common do
Madeira. Lisbon, reneriife, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Tyson, Z. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea ofsupenor quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. / and No. in boxes * per h.
8randywine Gunpowdcr and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured tobacco, small twist
Best Cavindis do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in biles
Almonds & BEST Muscadcl Raiiins in boxes
Pepper, imento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmegs
Copperas, Madden, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace Ropes
Best Philadelphia Mustard in bottles & per ID
India Seine Jwine
Romal Handkerchicfs
Low priced Black & Colored Morocco Shoes
Hearings, Shad, AIackerel and Goldfish
Cut Nails Of ali sizes
Hair silters
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Glover Seed, and
Rest Superfne Flour
March9
SUGAR COFFEE MOIASSES sc.
70 Hhds. New-Orleans s HAVANA Musco-
40 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Hayanna do
10000 ID. Loaf & Lump do
10000 ID. Green Porto Rico & St. Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Rum
80 barrels Northern Do.
80 do, prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
50 casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment Of Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, BY
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and faiyfar Streets.
April 6. if
Rockville Academy Lottery
Commences DrasOigg on the 18Th May.
And In thc wheel there is
prize OF 5 5000
of 1000
of E0O0
of 500
10 of leo
And the price of Tickets only S SO.
FOR SALE BY
r. Gray.
April Is
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FRESH NJ E DIG N E S.
8 WILLIAM HARPER, 3Y.

NTLLL4M HARPER, 3r.
dpoTHECARY ard DRUGGIST, .der-
cudra, FaiuaG Street, OPPOSITE BRYAN
HABfP SONS, and nert Door to JA0.
LL0YD'S--
TTAS Just received in addition to his for.
III mer Stock, general assortment of
Medicines Of the first quality, all of which he
will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best of
terms for cash, or on good credit = He
has also received general assortment of
Sargieal Lastsnments, likewise
The ,foiioving Patent Medicines. Vlz So
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
Eo Itch Ointment,
COoley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs.
Colds, Asthmas, Consumpeons, sc. sc.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
W The highest cash price given for
Snake Root.
Mercb .s.s,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-23

e. Application having been
made to Congress to obtain Charter Tor the
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, the Subscrip-
hon is at present postponed. Due notice will
S given when the books will be opened, by
The Commissioners.
March IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-31

turned with us 10 New-York, wnrdIme-
rived on the 9TH inst. March. When the
Thames was first taken possession of by the
Commodore, the officer who came ON board
informed me that he should burn her the
next morning. In the morning however the
Commodore said it was desirable that he
should get rid Of the crews of the vessels
which he had already burnt, as they were
consuming his provisions, and concluded to
put thsm all on board the Thames. which
was done accordingly.
SAMUEL CHEW.
Sworn and subscribed at The cify Of .Neu-
I Haven, This IAN day Of March, 1912, Be-
fore me,
CHAS. DENIsoN, Alderman.
I, ELIHU HircHcocS, of New-Haven,
master of the Brig Thames. on oath de-.
clare and say, that have perused the fore
going statement and affidavit of Samuel
gree with him in the facts therein stated, &
know them to be true.
ELIHU HITCHCOCK.
Szorn and subscribed at the city Of Nezv-
Raven, This 14fh day of March 1912, be-
fore me,
CHAs. DENIsON, Alderman.
The following IS a faithful translation of
Che Document referrrd-so in the forego-
ing o6idapits -
LIST OF the Hames OF the men composing
the crew ofthe ship Asia, from Philadel-
phia, and of the brig Gershom from Boston,
bound to Lisbon, loaded with grain and
Hour, captured by the division under the
command of Mons. Feretier, member Of the
Legion OF Honor, IN pursuance of the in
sfrnctions of his Erce!lenry, Monseignieur
the Minisfer Of Marine AID ofthe Colonies.
The said crews are embarked this day on
bpard the American brig the Thames Capt.
islihu Hitchcock from St, Ubes and bound
to New Haven.
CTe.v Of the shin .6sia. CAPTAIN 7Homas
Hescitt.
Thomas Hewitt, John Baker, Andrew
Hanson, Robert M'Ccrde, John Peters,
Francis Shepherd, David Calm, Christian
Groil, John Nelcocks, Henry Johnston, John
Smith, Michael Blith, Jacob Harding, Fran
els Sinister, Peter johnson, Joseph Crisse,
Nathaniel Tanton, Laurent Peters, David
Barclay, Rhanard Xsamede, Thomas AL
ling, William Flauler, P. Kaylander, John
Iresnels, William West, John L. Thompson,
Thomas Hawthorn, John G amor, Lote Ra-
| fine.
Creqy Of the brig Gershom. 80
Jacob Smith, Nathaniel Simmons John
Smith, Hetton Chandler, Joshua Brown,
| Adsha LovelanA, Thomas Richardson.
! These presents are certified to.be cor
rect, and conformable to the roll of equip
ageremaining in my hands,
| Commander Of the Division.
&C. ~ Il FERET1ER.
| February 3, 1912.
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FROM ENGLAND.

A British government .ketch has arrived
at Annapolis, which left England on the 4th
Feb. Her dispatches were received at
Washington on Friday evening. We are
led to believe, that they relate, to the several
affairs of the Chesapeake and the Little
Belt. The Orders i'll Council remained in
force when the ketch sailed, andno expecta-
ton was entertained of their being relaxed.
dia, and the vacancy in the ministry was to
be supplied by Mr.. Canning. The eSpecta-
sion of q rupture between France & Russia
was considerably strengthened. Powerful
rt.inforccments continued, TO be sent to Por-
.tuSaI. No material changehad taken place
in the kings health.-FederdlR Republican,.
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More Prchnrntinn

The Troy Register of last week, mentions
that some contracts had been made in that
place for provisions for the new army. A.
mong other articles, 100 barrels of -four per
week were contracted for, to be delivered at
Albany from the ,st ct April next.
In addition to the above, it may not be i'm =
proper 70 mention, that contracts have re-
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CnARLEsroN, March 18.

A letter, received by Gentleman in this
city, from his fricnd dated WAccAMAw,
(near Ceorgetown) March IS, says" Yes
terday forenoon we heard, very distinctly, a
heavy firing of Cannon off the coast, wiiich
lasted Tor several hours. By the firing, it
appeared that one vessel carried much hea-
vier guns than the other. suppose by the
time you receive this, you will have a full
account Of il in the papers" - Tines.
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SAVANNAH. March 10.
Extract of'a letter from gentleman IN Da-
rfen. to his friend in this city, dated
March IL.
"We have news that the Revolutionists
have planted the Standard of Liberty and
Independence on ROSES BLUFF, opposite
ST. Mary's in East Florida.-A long way
this from Augustine. where they are appri-
zcd Of the scheme, and are prepared to give
their notwithstanding friends q warm recep-
tion."
The above intelligence has been in circu-
lation for these two days past, in Savannah,
and is believed to be correct. We have also
heard of several gentlemen as being at the
head of it, but forDcar for the present TO give
their names to the public.-Further parti-
culars no doubt, will be received in few
days.]
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The 4" British Shy," and The "Bostoi, Rt
ke/D


THE relationship between the sly and
the Rebel, in the letter that Henry wrote
from Boston, April 18th, 1909, marked in
the Documents No XI, evinces that the la
bors of the Rebel were highly pleasing to
our enemies. He says, send a ham
inlet entitled SUPPRESSED DOCUMENTS !;
the Notes and Continents 1vere 7uritten 6v
The cENTLEN NAN zvho has 4vrttfen tie an
ALrsIS, which 1 sent By former convey
ance," &c. Here the Say and the Rebel
are seen together, like the finger and the
thumb. There was no man~so much fear
ed by these two British foots, as GERRY /;
hence we see the reason for the torrent of
slander against the Governor. The MOUTH
piece of the British plotters was the Boston
Rebel, alias Real Christian, and he was
doubtless directed by his employers in Bos-
Ton and in Canada, to run down the Go
vernon, the great champion of Republican,
ism, and the enemy Of tories. Here the
plot opens ; and we see the reason why the
unto, some of the clergy, and the Rebel
have fixed their fangs so furiously upon the
Governor. Treachery is harmless when
discovered. The Rebel may rave, and foam
at the mouth Osgood may preach and
pray the college may insult, and the sill
ver-greys may threaten and another as
semblage may declare resistance to the
laws but all will not avail, for arms must
settle the dispute; and to arms let us have
recourse, and may we never lay them down
until the stripes and the stars are seen fly
ing on the walls of Quebec. There is no cor
recting or pailiating such faction as Hen
~ communicated with. The British fac
ion must be exterminated, or il 7piH erfer-
inmate us. The. film is fast wearing away
from the eyes Of the cpublican-federalist /;
Henry documents Will complete the cure /;
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WASHINGTON. March as.

Should Government lsytaxe at this time,
federallsts have one comfort--thereis 10 Sc
dition-I Lazy to- prevent them from speaking
writing or printing what they please abou,
those taxes, True .Hme.
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CAPT. JOHN HENRY, THE +" BRITISI
SPY.'

Is an Irishman he married the daughter
OF Parson DUcHEE, of Philadelphia, of tory
memory, who acted a part towards Gen.
WASHING TON, very like. this of his hopeful
son-in-law. HENRY was. made captain
of artillery by Mr.. ADAMS, and had COM
mand at Fort Wolcott, Rhode-Island, and
was considered genteeI, capable officer.
He lived while at bingham, staid con-
siderable time at Cambridge, and was very
often al Waltham. He afterwards lived
at Windsor, in Vermont, and then removed
to Montreal. He was in Boston and in it's
neighborhood as recently as the middle, of
last January. From all that we can gather,
there were few men better calculated Fer
the business he was sent on than Henry /;
he was sensible, plausible and polite. He
used sometimes to visit Mr.. GERRY but
this gentleman SUSPECTED him, and him
ted his suspicion to some of his friends.
Boston Patriot.
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&s MrRh1f Shcrteu1es A&theh pain tfistown
IN OF " choice sprits'' vs. hesd, 6dIoubt for the
purpose Of renew ing their mutual pledge Of !" lutte
srity OF Intention" Boss. Pot.
Cyeaf Hasfe.-We have it from good authority,
that ON Sunday last, the ,ay which the news al
Henry's conspiracy arrived here, letter was dis.
patched 70 Am officer OF the British government, in
Canada. 49, -.
NEW-HAMPSfTlRE ERECTi
We again repeat. that every branch oil the LeEiia-
tore OF New Hampshire will be decidedly republican,.
Owing to the great number Of scattering votes Il 10
not probable there win be choice OF Governor by
the people The Legislature, without doubt, viii!
elect the Hon. WILLIAM PLUMER friend TO
the National Government and Union ii the States.
H..
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SIR ]. II. CRAIG.

ihe london OBSERVER" of the 18th Of
Jan. states the Death of this man, by which
circumstance the ministry will be enabled
to disavow all knowledge Of his attempt to
seper the Union of these states, which,
had he have lived, he no doubt would TO
clear himself, have brought home to them.
Charleston Gazette.
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Gently been made with government by citi-
gems of Newark * Orange for, the supply o;
$4,000 pair of soldiers shoes-so be deliver,
cd at Nesv York or Albany.
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(Signedj ]. HENRY

On the 18th inst. the barn of Col. Will
am Is. Mitchell, at his Cane Acre Plantati..
on, was struck by lightning and together
with the other out-houses and their con-
tents, was consumed. Ills loss is said to be
$4,000
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WAsHIKeroN, March 10, 1912.
Messrs. MUNRoE & FRENCH

Patriot Office. (
With this, / send you paper, contain.
ing the Message of the President. yestcr-.
day communicated to Congress- Thus pre-
scented TO the public, is sufficient to estab,
fish its authenticity but lest any individul
al should doubt the validity of the letters
and docum ents, accompanying the Message,
permit me to state what took place be-
fore the Committee of Foreign Relations,
to whom they were cornInitted.. Immedi-
ately on the adjournment of the House, the
Committee directed their Chairman to re-
quest the attendance of Mr.. MONROE, the
Secretary OF State, to meet with them in
the evening, at Z o'clock, which he did, and
he exhibited to the Committee the original
papers, copies of which had been commune
Gated with the Message. These papers
being examined, Mr.. Monroe was asked, iif
he knew the hand writing of Lord Liver
pool-and he did not hesitate to say, that
the letters, from Lord Liverpool to Sir
George Provost, 4vere signed by him he
further stated, that Mr.. Pnkney, our late
Minister at London, was rveN acquainted
| soifh the hand guriting Of Lord Liverpool
and Robert Peel, and with the hand writing
of the clerks, employed in those Offices, and
that he declared them to be Authentic docu-
nrents.it And further, one gentleman Of the
Committee is we'll acquainted with the hand
writing of J. H. Craig, late Governor of
Canada, AID he.is fully convinced that the
Instructions No. and the Commission No.
5, numbered in the documents, were signed
by him. .--i.,.,; 80
There was stipulation on the part Of
Government. that che names ofhersons con-
cerned zvith Henry, in america, should nor
which re consented to give fe mo on
He expressly said, he never would, un.
| der any circumstances, betray the conf
dencr THEY had faiaced in Mm--and that
he should not have betrayed the confidence
of the British Government, ifthey had moi
heen fe,jfdious TO hint
| Yours, EBEN. SEAVER.
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Further hreharufion. The cordwainers OF
Newark have contracted to furnish So, oO(
pair of,shoes for tine United States, to be
delivered at n. Y. or Albany