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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17
Aassachnsetts Legislature.
REPORT.
On INDIAN SUPPLIES AND ARMY CLOTH.

ING.
The Committee who have had under considera-
MON The communication of his ExceIlcpcy upon the
SUBJECT OF supplying this Commonwealth proper.
ton OF blankets and clothing for the necessary supply
Oh the ina ians and such number OF troops rs upon
any exIgency 1t may be found necessary FOR defen-
siVe or offensive war-fIave attended to the duty
assigned Them, and the result Of their most care
Iul ana critical inquiry, they feel themselves fuIly
authorized TO ssy they End both the ability anil i-
shnat'on IN The good people Of this Commonwealth
10 urhIsh ut very short notice, any number OF blank
etsS ay quantityoI clothing all ofthc manufacture Of
tihs commonwealth, that may be necessary to enable
the gen. Government to fulfil any engagements made .
OF such RS may be for the interest Of the United
States 70 make The committee with pleasure notice
your ENeeeHcy's correct description Of the energies
oil the American people vt the commencement of
their struggle Tor independence the means by them
eu'p'oyed 70 render that struggle successful by an.
pNmg 10 Their own internal resources and conf
oent,y believe that while American patriotism has
MOI aDate the resources OF our country have iucrca-
sea- ana our ability 10 live free, happy aud indepen.
ocgto Sii otscr nations. las grown with our growth
s'W strengthened with our s;gcngtl. Proposals
nave Niready been made 10 the Committee by i,tI;
nduAIs adequate to the fal6irent Of fheir engage.
nents TO furnish 10 least So 900 blankets and 4 ike
pmber oi siIt' Of clothes, within short periol
Iom the date m the contract. Your Con- saitteee
RESOLVE
ThiaA rs sSbmitied BY JOrN HEARD
CbaiTHan 81 lbs Cszusitte,
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MAHOGANY FOR SALE.-WEBST,ER g.
vi POORE have twenty or thirty logs of St.
Domingo MAHOGANY of superior quality, Which
they will sell upon moderate terms for Cash or ap-
proved town acccitsnces, at so & 60 days.
1t not disposed of sooner, they contemplate ship
ping it in about 80 days.
They also have ON hand a general assortment of
GARNET FURNITURE Of good quality.
Feb go. CT
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COR SALE, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, at the Tavern at Hanover courthouse on
Monday the 26th day this month, it being court
day II Tract Of Lana, containing 81 l-2 acres, more
or less, lying the north side of Matiduquir creek
between Hooper's Mill s. Streets Mill, in the lower
end OF this county, and bounded by the lands of Ed
mund Hooper and others, conveyed in trust by JOS
Thomson to me, by deed bearing date the 1sth
March last, and recorded in Hanover county court.
And, one Bay Horse, one Feather Bed Beistead
and Furniture, and the Crop of Corn and Fodder
conveyed in trust by the said Thomson me- by deed
bearing date the 9th Sept Last also recorded in the
said court. -
SAMUEL GRANTLAND, Trustee.
Hanover, Feb. IL. ids
N. b. In consequence of an error in the above, Of
Monday for Wednesday, the sale is postponed till
Saturday the 21st day of March, when it will posi-.
lively take place at Mr.. b. T.. Burtom's Tavern, in
the lower end of Hanover county
Feb. 81, 1919. tdsp
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NOTICE.-By virtue of deed of trust, executed
Y TO the subscriber by William Watkins, of King
William county, the twenty-hfth day of February
1911, to secure the payment Of debt due to Will
avn r. Olonno, and recorded ln the county court Of
King William, viii be sold at King William court
house, to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
Monday the eth day Of pril next, that being court
day, Tract Of Land lying Mattapony river, con-
tanning by estimation one hundred and thrt, -fye r.
cres, be Tie same,more less to satisfy the debt
aforesaid, With interest and cost attending the said
sale. The subscriber will convey 10 the purchaser,
the title vested w. him as trustee
BERNARD LIP5COAiB, TrRstee.
King-WilIiam county, March 8. wSw
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~ Noon EsTNBIISuMENT.--J osepb * Ben.
ID W. Ladd, at then Fork and Bacon House on
the s;reet passing through the Falling Garden, and
quantity, prime new BACON, now fl for use.
Also, good Lard ~ tlie ksg.
2sd hssLI, I&tk. wtf
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CAUTION forwarn all persons from trespasss
= ing on Harvie's, Cor the Broad Rock Island, by
Fishing, Fowling or Walking through the same. :.
Likewise from committing similar trespasses on my
Plantation j" Chesterfield county, adjoining the town
Of Manchester, lying on James River.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
March 6. f
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VIZ ELtG IION---To the Citizens authorized
y 70 vote Tor Common Councilmen, take notice
That the election will take place on "Wednesday the
rst day of April next-the polls will be opened AZ
~ o'clock, at the following places; In jeaersoa
t Ward at the Court house, IN Madison Ward at thu
Eagle Tavern, in Monroe Ward az Henry g sior,' 4
ohce, near his residence.
JOHN T. PRICE, SERGEANT
Msrch 10. ,dIs
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4 ROCERIES-Nowla landing from on board seloo-
w ners American Eagle and Indian Hunter, from
New-York-
10 Hhds. New-Oreans Su-sr
IS Muscovsdo do
~ n. r. Rum
60o1 Tbs. prime Northern Cheese
60 Bags Coffee
30 qr. chests Imperial Tea
20 Young Hyson
10 Crates assorted Stone Ware
20 Faggots Crawley Steel aud
10 Tons assorted Iron.
The above articles will be sold at moderate adj
vance for cash, or to punOtual customers.
SHELTON & FINNEY.
February 81. w6w
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fGNO RENT-An OVEN and BAKE-HOUSE on
IL ShockG hill, with the lower part of the house
attached thereto; the Oven is new and large. Ap-
ply to the subscriber, 1Ath street, opposite to MIR.
Robt. Candles. JAMES MORRIS
March io. Stp
0T A new sett of implements Cor baking, is ia The
above mentioned Bake house.
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hNOUND on the Buckingham road, about three
a. miles above Isham Randopli's, a pair of new;
SadaleBags, containing several articles Of clothing
also some papers of value to the owner. A Mr. Mar
sia! appears to be the owner, from the papers, and
may have them by applying to
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH,
III Manchester.
REQ. 20 80 Ina
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afhEAP SifCHcs.-'The subscriber, intending in
~ short time To form connect ton ia business
snd wishing TO male in.meL,aie sale OF his present
stock Consisting ef Shoes ana iats) offers diem ne
prices much lower than tAy have heretofore sold at
IN this place. 81
Country merchants who n,ay wish to purchase By
the quantity eau be supplied at prime cost.
~ S. HAWKINS.
March ). ep6w
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N pursuance Of deed of trust, executed 20 me
n by Braxtou Craddock, of the city of Richmond,
bearing date the thirtieh day OF July, 1911, shall
on Thursday the twenty day of next month,
March 1879 sell at public auctions, fpr ready mo-
ney, on the premises, House aud Lot of Ground in
the said city of Richmond, occupied By VIM Farr,
at the time of the date of said deed, opposite the
Courthouse in said city, running down the cross street
to the lot adjoining Mrs Aliens, which lot is denoted
III the plan OF said city, by the number for
the purposes Of paying sum of money in the said
deed Of trust mentioned, and the expences attending
the drawing, recording and execution of the said
deed Of trust.
EATHL. SHEPPARD.
feb. rs. eptds
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n DNERTISEMENT.- subscriber having
a commenced business in the Commission Ling
in the City of Richmond, hopes by strict attention, to
merit share OF the patronage of his friends. His
efioe is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE
Dec. 81. 7~--.:,~-- ----- ~
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4 kBSERVEl That the following GENUINE
" .hEDICL.NysS are sold by GEO. r.. TIFFIN,
corner OF II and 18th st. opposite the Post-o Office
Lees Worm destroying Lozengss;
Lees Anti-billous Pills;
Lees Ague aud Fever Drops;
Lees Rixer for Coughs, Colds, &s.
Lees Grand Restorative
Lees Essence aud Extrast Of Mustard f,r sl,e
rheumatism, &c.
Lees Ointment for the Itch
Lees Indian Vegetable Spee.6og -
Lees Eye-Watcr;
Lees Tooth-Acbe Drops,
Lees Damask Lip-Salve;
Lees Persian Lotion
Lees Corn Plaster;
Lees Anodne Elixir.
CT Tode,ect countcrfeits, observe each article
has ga the outside wrapper, the signature of
MICHAEL LEE Il Co.
Late MICHAEL LEE & SON
Also, just received New and completes assert.
ment Of gentleincn's and ehildreu's HATS.
teb. 3. w8w
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TENHE subscriber conscious, that with the aid of an
IL active and experienced partner the interest of
his friends will be better attended to than it could be
by an individual, has formed partnership with Mr..
Thomas Richardson, under the firm of Fox & Rich
ardson. With acknowledgements to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence he as
sures them he will. continue use his best cxertions
to deserve it, and hopes for continuance Of their
favors JOHN FOX
Jan. %. wifi 81.
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v5NHE subscribers having associated themselves in
Il business under the firm of Fox s. Richaydson,
beg leave to make tender of their services to their
friends and the public in general in the Commission
Lime, and hope to obtain share of public patron
age, which it shall be their constant sndeayour to
merit.
JOHN FOX,
49,. THOMAS RICHARDSON
Richmond, Jan. IS. wifi
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NOR SALE, quantity Of YELLOW POPLAR
u PALINGS, of a superior quality, from five to
fifteen foot long-Also, one hundred Cords Of PINE,
WOOD. suitable for Brick-makers or Bakers. For
particulars apply to L. SturdeyaDt, at BeIlve or the
subscriber. ALE4R. FULTON
March 10. If
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NV 81 OhE, IN MANcHEsTE9.-B. DEM
~ wa, g Co. most respectfully inform the pub
no, that they have commenced business second door
above Messrs Fetch, Graham, & Co., and immedi-
ately opposite Archibald Freeiand, esq. and offer for
sale at the most reduced prices, the FOLLOWING art;
cies, Ito WITT
Loose and sack Salt N Best FF Gun. Powder
able, In baskets do Patent Shot, do :
Loaf and lump Sugars Fig Blue, Indigo and
Brown ditto Starch ?
West-India & n. T.. Rum !! Best Chewing Tobaccok
Peach, Apple & French Spanish segars
brandy Best Scotch Snuff in 1ib.
Whiskey and Gin &1-olb. bottles
Sherry, Malaga and Port Best Alexandria Crackers
Wines in kegs
Cherry Bounce Ink Powder
S Ssa, do Writing & wrapping Pa
hoasseS per
Coffee, Tea and Choco-! First and second quality
late Latter do -
ltice Waters
Northern Cheese, of irstII PLAYING Cards
quality Cotton and Wool, do
Shad and Herrings Bed Cords and Leading
Bacon BE- , IiDes
Soap and Candles 4 Liquid Blackng in bottles
Iron and Steel Chalk Pipes
Queens Ware, assorted \ Brown Stout
Glass, ditto Nader
Stone, ditto by 10 & 10 by 10 Win
Ginger, Pepper & Spice dow Glass
Nutmegs, Mace Together with general
cinnamon Cloves assortment of SHOES
Salt Petre, Coperas, ALI & HATS
iuin q Birthstone IL T..
O. MRS. DENNIS, who has been reoular,c
bred to the MILLINERY & MANTIJA. NJ kkTEE
business, has on hand an assortment in that Inc
Also receives the newest fasIions-and solicts Or
ders in her profession, which will be executed with
hdelity and dispatch.
Manchester, March 10, Il
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UST RECEIVED
al $50 Bbls. Baltimore Inspected WUtSKEH,
10 Pipes Country GIN
FOSTER u sATCHELL.
Hss-nsps> Mas.ok 3. vsw
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March 10.


SEATS FOR WATER WORKS-On the falls of
- James River. The subscribers witnessing with
much pleasure, the rapid progress and great pros
pcrty of manufactures established in their country;
Offer for sale the following very valuable real estate
to wit, tract of and containing about forty acres OF
land bordering the South side of the river and af.
ortng excellent situations for the various kinds of
mills and other works operated by water of which an
unlimited and inexhaustible supply may at that place
be drawn from the river at all seasons oil the year
Works established there would be secure from injury
by an invading naval force, while they would possess
the benefit of navigation extending through fine
wheat country, about three hundred miles above
Richmond, and to the ocean below. The fertile and
wealthy country through which this river passes
abounds in Iron ore, and a considerable number of
Iron works are already erected convenient to the nay
CATION of the river, which furnish great quantities of pig
and bar iron of superior quality, and the coal mines
and freestone quarres in the vicinity of Richmond and
convenient to this navigation conceived to be in
exhaustible This land is adjacent to the town Of
Manchester, and separated from the city of Rich
mond (the metropolis Of the Stste) only by the
breadth Of the river; considerable portion thereof
high level beautifully situated for building lots and
will be the stopping place for boats from the western
country; as their voyage must terminate here as
soon as distractions removed as to make the
falls of the river nayigable the South sdc as they
on the North.
1t is proven by the mills already erected that no
seats for water works in any part of America offer
greater advantages, than those the falls of James
River in the vicinity cf Richmond and as such pro-
pcry is seldom offered for sale it is deemed an OBJ
jcct worthy the attention of manufacturers through
out the United States.
The above mentioned property win be sold at aue-
ton on the premises N the fourth day of May next
if fair, it not, on the next fair day, on credit Of six
twelve, and eighteen months ayable in equal install
ments; bonds with satisfactory security will be re-
CURED from the purchaser no title will be made until
all the payments rha be completed and then, an
indspuable title shall be conveyed the purchaser
.4lexaidet -tfcRae
jain CKarke
FikiiaDt BoSyaen
William Waydia7s.
George Winston.
r The editors OF the Bait American and Boston
Parrot are requested to insert the above once week.
TIL the 25th April, and forward their this
office.
Feb 10, 1919. wtds
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TN Cumberland January court, 1s1e.---John Gill;
u am and Catharine James, Plaintiff.
against
Sherwood w. Cooke, an absent Defendant, in
Chancery
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant Cooke, is not inhebitaDt of this
state on motion of the plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL
oydere1, that the defendant Cooke, do appear here
ON The first of next April be held for this
county, and give security for performing the decree
OF this court and that copy of this order be inserted
for two months SUCCESSFULLY in some newspaper prn-
ted in the city of Richmond, and another copy be
posted at the front door of this courthouse.
copy. Attest,
MILLER WOODsON, jr. D. c. c. G.,
February 81. w8wp
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Ca66dss. Lettuce.
Early York, Green Coss
Do. Sugar Loaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy Ice
Drum Head Cabbage
Red Picking Brown Dutch
Early X late Caulhower AIo,iseare
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Beet
DO. Charlton Orange Carrot
DO. Roya! Dwarf Satisfy
Do. Spanish DO. Scarcity
DO. Sugar Do. Red and White Picking
Blue Piussian Onion
White 4 Blue Marrowfat Solid Celery
Snaps. Winter q GUNNER Cress
Early Yellow CurPd Parsley
DO. Brown So rel
DO. Specified ! Thyme, Mariorsm
Arbour & Windsor Beans Summer Sayory
* Cucanlber. Nasturtion
Early Frame Curfd Spinage
DO. Long Green White I,,diye
Do. Cluster Hanover Turnip
Short Pricklcy, White l. Black Mustard
| =. Radish. Rape and Canary
| Short TopS Scotch Kale
Salmon Small Dutch Clover, and
Purple Timothy Seed
Turnip ..,. ~.
And in daily expectation Of. receiving one hundred
bushels RED CLOVER SEED.
November 90. '-@[ wifi
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George Winsfon.
r The editors OF the Bait American and Boston
PARROT. requested to insert the above once week.
till the 25th April and forward their accounts to this
Office.
Feb 10, 1879. wtds
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PROyLNCLiL f.lRL .1yiIn.A'1'o of LOjy.ER
C.2M:D.i. -
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

FRiDAY, Feb q, 1877.
This day at o'clock His Exccllency, the Cover
nor liz Chief. Sir George I'reVost, came down in
state to the legislative council chamber and being
seated on the throne, the gentleman Usher OF the
Black Rod vas sent TO command the immediate at
tendance OF the assembly, which being up, his
Exeellency was pleased to en the session with the
fu.iouiny SpEEf,I
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And in daily expectation Of receiving one hundred
bushels RED CLOVER SEED.
November 80. s-f< wifi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Tile B1ack list.

By the recent arrivals from England we
have received. accounts Of the CAPTURE
of EIGHTEEN more American vessels.
These, in addition to the former captures un-
der the Orders, make the BLACK LIST a.
mount to more than ONE HUNDRED YES
Sells (which must have been worth ma
ny MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Here follow the names Of the vessels and
captains,where from, m,cargo,and where bound.
The above CAPTURES, which certainly
make one Of the BLACkEST,LISTSw which
we have ever seen in fipte eff heace, captur-
ed within one month, will be CONDEMNED
under the Infamous Orders ia Council, and
their owners will thus be plundcred of pro-
perry To All immense ars. almost incalculable>
amount.--BoSf CHron
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

one OF l.ose Questions dare they deny they
know they are truths" strong as holy writ
they evade those Questions by sayn,, his ma
jesiy's convention were " unanimous in their
NoMiNATIoN Of his Excellency, William
Jones and his associate" s"--but were they
unanimous in tkeir vores for William Jones
and his associates That is the rub---it is an
acknowledged and well known fact, that no
nomination takes place in conventions. Those
writer's dare no, deny that James B. AiaSon
held a caucus in this town, and consulted
some OF the leading federalists" to place
his name for Governor at the head of Craig's
prox. If such harmony existed, in their
convention, why did John Cook and John
Watson, Esquirs, refuse 10 be associated
and classed with William Jones and Co
They did not choose 10 serve, will be the reply
but why did they not choose to serve We
would ask Wha, is the cause that Richard
Steere, Esq. their fifth Senator withdrew his
manic after it had been formally announced
for weeks to the public Out with the an.
swer, We saints Of purity and truth, acquaint
the public with the vile arts and horriJ de-
signs plotted in secret in Craig's convent ion,
that they dare NOT publicly avow--tel them,
what is il that afirigh,s and alarms the honest
and conscientious g." Depend upon il fellow
citizens there isa fire in Craig's hornets nest,
and that the Hornets begin to sting each 9TH
er." As for publishing +" lies" We can with
justice assert, and we do assert, that we are
actuated by the influence of truth in our dis
closures, Us far as it comes to our knowledge,
and we could prove the above and previous
statements il was necessary Nothing is
malicious or wrong fully designed in oar de-
tail, and in our intercourse with mankind,
though humble in our orcum stances, as we
receive no q lush secret service money, they
will give US the mcrited credit, that our con.
duct is pure and just, and that In no iRStaHsc
have we bartered the property oE others, to
increase our veal h, nor have we, alter It's
sale, been obliged to repurchase that proper
ty to preserve a sinking reputation.
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FELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
HAVING heard that suggestions are in
circulation to effect (in way which the OPP
position seek the election OF the Republican,
gentlemen nominated for the General Off
GERS OF this State Tor the ensuing year, whose
names are published in the Rhode Island Re-
Publican, and which reports, it seems,
have been predicated on presumed knowl-
edge that am dissatisfied, because my name
is not included in the Republican Ticket in
lieu OF the Hon. DANIEL CHAMpLIN's. For
The purpose OF discharging that imperious
duty which truth dictates, now declare that
two years previous 10 last February, when
at Providence, assisting in forming q Re-
publican Ticket for the then approaching
election, | was by my friends nominated to
run FOR Lieutenant Governor, to which nom
inalioD objected and withdrew my name, and
Mr. CNAMPLIN was nominated in my stead,
it having ever been a favoritc measure with
ne 10 nominate gentlemen for Office, under
the then existing circumstances, that were
best calculated TO promote the interest oi the
State. Although my friends we're then oi a
different opinion, they have since found was
correct, and have brought in Mr.. CHaMPLIN
gentleman who,as public ollio er,oS sueH as
in hriuafc Hfr, is fanked with the first IN my
eS,imaiion aid know no one (thc late Gov
crnor Fenner, whose public services and in
tegrlty OF intention, to which ! have been
witness, Can form the only eXcepuon) that
stands higher in my esteem, however illus.
trous, than Mr.. CHAnplIN.
10 suppose that my feelings have, by the
force OF these reports, solely, impelled me to
this public declarations, without feeling oil
express, Is To suppose me cmphatically uD-
deservingsand unworthy Of the distinguished
honors which you have been pleased, by
your free suhrages, frequently 10 confer upon
me grateful remembrance Of which, trust,
will be ielt by me, even al the verge OF The
mansion Of rest The Republican Prox, in
which Mr.. CHAMPLIN is nominated, will re-
ceivc all the support ! can give it.
Accept, felIow-ciizens, my respect and
esteem. ISAAC WILDOCR.
Little. COMPTON, Ihri 8, 1912.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

HAVING been long acquainted with
DANIEL CHAMrLIY, Esq. ] shall take the
liberty Of making few brief remarks re-
spcctng his public & private character. am
the more induced TO do this, in consequence
of the scsndalous insinua,ions in the last
Newport Mercury, "a paper devoted to every
kind OF low abusc0 respecting his having
made a Jockey bargain for Office. MIR. CnAap-
LIS has ever been an able and jealous sup
porter of those principles which actuaicd the
ilustrious statesmen and soldiers of '76 TO
assert aud maintain the rights of ,hcir suffer
ing country, in opposition 10 our cruel and in
human invaders, whose conduct was marked
by every species Of injustice and barbari,y.-
II Mr.. CaAMPLIs has been active in support
ef the Republican party, 1t was from full
conviction that their opponents were hostile
10 those liberties which had been so deaily
bought. Although Mr.. CHAaPLiS's patriot
ic ex,ertions in the Cause of Tepublicanism
had acquired him many friends and 81 exten-
sive influence, no person can with truth say
that he ever sought or has ever held an Office
of profit. His object has invariably been the
public good, not personal sggrandizennn,.-
The eilizens Of Exeter (his native town have
repeatedly elected him their Representative,
and the state at large have repeatedly elected
him member Of The Senate, in which hon.