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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12
BosTcN, August. 81
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ron. Capt. krii, anchored yesterday,
the ou,,r barber non. short cru'ze
during W hici, she Tell in with the Eng
;ish IrISate Gaesqisre. which size cap
tured, after u short but severe action---
ne damage sustained by The ERE of the
Constitution, was so great, that II WAS
isuad impossible TO tow her into port,
and accordingly the crew were taken
out, md the ship sunk. The briiiian-
cy OF this action, however we MAY re-
greet the occasion that has producedi,,
will still excite the liyeliest emotions
~ every American bosom.
Particulars Of tie late engagement be-
ttceea the United States fyigate CoS-
sTIqU4IoN and the British .friSate
| GUERRIxRE
! Communicated to the editors
Of the Boston Gazette by an
officer on board the Constitu-
ton.
Lat. Il, AZ, n. lon. So, 80,
| w. Thursday, Aug. 10, fresh
breeze from N. w. and cloudy !:
at 2 P. NJ. discovered a vessel
to the southwark, made all sail
IN chase /; at 8, perceived the
chase to be ship on the star
board tack, close hauld to the
wind hauled S S. w; at a,
coming up with the chase very
last; at quarter before ), the
chase laid her main topsail to
the mast took in our top gal
'ant sails, stay sails, and flying
lslb took courses up sent the
royal yards down !; and all got
clear for action beat to quar-
ters, on which the crew gave
three cheers, at 5 tie chase
noisted three English Ensigns,
at five mlnutes past 5, the enc
my commenced firing. at 60
: minutes past 5, Set our colours,
. one at each mast head. and one
at the mizen peak, and began
ttrlng on the enemy, and CON
tinted to fire occasionally, he
wearing very often and we
j manoevering to close with him
, * avoid being raked at six set
/ the neutrality-suspicious. sail, the enc.
my having borne up /; at five
enemy to'effoossr siss ,,J hEon gfatu the
before the wind /; at IS minutes
past 8, the encmy's mizenmasl
eel over on tho starboard side
a. % minutes past 6, finding
E we were drawing a head Of the
enemy, lutied short round his
BOWS to rake him /: at e.5 mi
nntes past 8, the enemy fell on
BOARD Of US, his bowsprit, foul
o. our mlzen rigging.
W 6 prepared tobeara. but I'M
mediately after, bis fore and
man mast went by the board.
ana 1t was deemed unnecessary
Our cabin had taken fire from
ms guns, but soon extingnished
without material injury; at so
minutes past SIX. shot ahead of
the enemy, when tae firing ceas-
ed on both sides; he making the
! sisnai of submission, by firing a
gun to iecward, set fore sail and
main sail and hauled to the
eastward to repair damage; al!
orr braces and much of our
standing and running RIGGING
and some OF our spars being
shot away. ut Z, wore ship,
and stood under the lee Of the
1 prize sent orr boat on board.
whichreturned at s, with capt.
Daeres, late Of his majcsty's ship
ouerriere, mounting 10 carriage
guns, and manned with 500
men; got our boats out, and
| kept them employed IN remov-
ing the prisoners and baggage
from the prize to our own ship.
Sent a surgeons mate to assist
IN attending the wounded, wear
| ,pn cl,,,1 IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

Virginia, to supply the Vacancy oee>-
Stoned by the resignation OF Letefs
No.fs, Esq.
Ii was then resolrea, That the pro-
ceedinss of this meeting be signed by
the chairman and published III the
U;i.ch.sfe,. GaSette.
0M nation, resotced, That this
meeting 90 now adjoarn.
FRANCES W hiTE, Charm
A Copy 'restc.
EDWARD M'CARrY, jr. Sec;ry
Afterwards the COMPANY, nearly
one hundred, Partook of u sumptuous
and elegant dinner provided fer The oc-
cusion by Mai'r.A. ,leisheil al the re-
ques, OF :. lie friends .; peace" IN tlhs
Z Count,. as an evidence Of their appro-
bailcn of tie conduc, of, an. respect
for, their worthy representative in
Congress. JOHN BAKER Esq. who
was present, as were also a number
OF Distinguished and Respectable citi-
zens from the adjoining coun,ies-Af-
ter dinner the following toas,s were
drank amidst the reiterated piaudits
of all present.
4. Oar Coantgy-Dear to us all
may the TIM. speedily arrive, When it.
will again eniey :. Smooth faced peace
with smiling plenty and fair prosper
GUS days.
2. The Constitution Of the United
1 States-Created. adopted, established
and supported by "e,!eraiists--May if
speedily be delivered from the power
of its eneaies.
3. The Union Of the .states-Eter-
nal, like the laws which bind the
Spheres. .
4, The SIN Of Federalism--it will
shortly arise in its pristine glory. and
the nation will hail lis return with re.
joicings.
). The Memory Of TIE immortcl
Wasi,in-ion-He was FcderaIist--
When his name is mcntioned-0ul
hearts will speak the rest-TomSus
! cannot.
6. The Memory Of Hamilton, Greer
Kho.c, H2cype, Morgan and the patri
oiic constellation Of Heroes and States
E men, who sS..ieycd our Liberty ans
, Independence.
Z. The Freedom Of ihe Press==Th
, palladium Of Liberty-its abuse M
nor evil; TO DC corrected by eonstitu
: tional laws, no, by dcmagosUes an
their baadisii
8. The IPAa nnwise. inpolitic ans
rmnccessary-Fu bring ii to n speed.
and honorable termination, the nss
; Augment must be transferred into Othe
II I-r.e5-r-,r-----~,
; ter apology for their apparent partial
/ ty To France. than any thing whic
4 the world his vet seen or heard of.
10. .'fhe .Hajority ia Congress-Th
taxes and tax-sataerers will cxpln,
!" tfe prsrioas question.
, Il. The .ifinarity IN Congress--Th
: reasoning in their address conclusive
,rresistihie and unanswer,tble.
IL. The Army and .Nary of tie u
states-fheir valor mh,iaunied; un.le,
wise administration, the Federal Ia
gle would never be compelled to COW,
er to lis enemies,
is. Our democratic brethrefl IN gsas.
rat--,f'hey possess our friendships an6
sincere resard--We wish them tina,
happiness, which we anticipate For our
selves, IN . change of men and mea-
sures.
IL. John .narshali. Chief Justice o.
the q. States, gr. nj, y;rtnous ana
wise-Fhose who know him best cor
fiile in bin most.
10. .9terander c. Hanson and ljs
J gallant associates. defenders OF theiF
constitutional aud legal rigbts-pos-
terity will hail them patriots and msr-
~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12
Doctor Marcus &. Buck,

, FSPECTFCILY tenders bis Me-
Z q deal Services 10 Tho inhabitants Of
Front Royal aud It's vicinity.
Sept. s. II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

The foilotcinS appeared in cur eatra
on .Jonday; acs re-pablish 1t for the
benefit Of orr distant Subscribers
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
CAMP MI LETTING.
July "a, 1912.

TITS contemplated holding Camp meet.
i ing in Frederick County, on the lands
of Thomas Baldwin, about two miles west
of the Yellow House, to commence the 18th
of August-And whereas we have been
imposed upon at several of our Camp meet
ings, by persons coming to vend spiritu.
Gus liquors, cider, beer, cakes, MELONS,
&c. to the great injury of the meeting, and
feelings of those that superintend, and as
this practice will not comport with the ma
ture and design of the meeting. or the
worship ofthe Supreme Being, we hope
no person will come and interrupt US in that
way, as nothing of the kind will be admit
ted on the ground, nor on the lands adjoin-
ing
July "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
Public Sale.

N7ILL be sold at public vendue, on
w Wednesday the 10Th of August
next, at the late dwelling of Thomas Shear.
or, decd, all the personal property of said
deceased, consisting OF Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs and the full.blooded horse
Bucephslus, Household and Kitchen Fur
nlture. Farming Utensils, few barrels oil
good Rye Whisky, Wheat, Rye, Corn
and Oats, by the bushel, Hay by the stack
aqnan,ity of Cooper's stuff, and number
OF other articles too tedius to mention -
Twelve months credit viii be given shr
purchaser, BY giving bond and approved
security. The sale will commence at ter
o'clock, and continue from day to day un,
I'll all is sold.
RACHEL SHEARER, Adm'r'x.
JOHN GREGG, Administrator.
July "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
Il Valuable Farm for sale.

EOR sale very valuable Farm of Lime
i stone Land of the FIST quality, IN
Berkeley County, Virginia, within one
mile of Martinsburgh, on main public
road, containing $40 acres, 200 acres OF
which are cleared and in high state OF cul-
tivation, the balance we'll clothed with fine
white and black oak, walnut and hickory
tim5er-lOo acres well set in clover, now
fit for moving. and IS acres in excellent
timothy meadow-au orchard of 400 bear
ing Apple trees, and variety OF other fruit
trees-On this farm is erected a large two
story dwelling house, large new barn with
sheds all round, and NOV that will con-
tain twenty tons of hav, with all other ne.
cessary buildings There is also on the
land an excellent Distillery, sufi ;ently
large for three stills, with the advantage OF
overhead water--there are six never.faillng
springs on the land, which afford abundance
of water tor every part ofit-there is sui.
icient quantity of stone quarrled to put up
200 rods Of fence-shis land lies IN the
most favourable form, and may be so divi.
ded as to make two good farms, with a
dwelling house and all other necessary
buildings on each--its public situation, rem
ders it valuable situation for tavern, and
much money may be made by pasturins
droves and other cattle. For terms apply
to the subscriber living on the premises.
HENRY MILLER, sen.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07

All persons indebted to
the Editor of the Martins
burgh Gazette, for subscrip-
tons or advertisements, are
earnestly requested to set
tie RETROSPECTIVE accounts
Immediately, either by ma
king payment, or by Civ
ing their notes for what
may be due.-Imperious
circumstances compel this
request.
June 26, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07

pY virtue ola deed of trust, executed
l. to the subscriber as trustee for John
Rohr by Aaron Ralfsnyder, on the 21st
day of August, 1909, shall proceed to
sell, on Tuesday the 25th day of August
next, on the premises, to the highest bid.
der, for ready money, Lots No 2i8 and
No. 222, l>ing and being in the town of
MartInsburgh, County of Berkeley and
State OF Virginia, which Lots of Land were
convened to me by deed as aforesaid to Sc
cure the sum of sixty.two dollars, due to
the said John Rohr BY note, dated the 9Th
day of July, 1909, and due the 18th April
1910, with legal interest from the date Of
the said note until paid, and the costs and
charges that shall accrue thereon, as stipu-
lated in the said deed, by giving thirty days
notice, &c.
PArRIK DUFFY, Trustee.
July "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
An Overseer w anted.

T WISH TO engage as an Overseer for the
i next year, sober, active, industrious
honest man, who is well acquainted with
the management ola Farm with eight or
ten able hauds-To save the trouble of a
personal application for the present, alet,er
may be sent by post to Martinsburgh in
Berkeley County letter of recommen.
dation will be required have a number
of Ewes, young Cattle and some Mares
and Colts, some of which are high blooded,
which will sell on reasonable credit.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
For Rent.

TINE subscriber wishes to rent the
l. House in which ne now lives, situate
on the public square, Martinsburgh, well
known as an excellent stand for Tavern,
in which capacity it has been kept for more
than twenty years This house is sufficient.
iy large for any business the place affords,
and in every respect well calculated for pub.
lie entertalnment--it is provided with q
large stone Stable, Granary and Shed, &
good Garden, &c. Twill rent this proper.
ty from the present time until the first o.
next April, after which time it may be leas
ed for term Of years, if required.
THO MAS TABB.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
WOOL MILL.

THE subscriber most respectfully in.
4 forms his friends and the public ge.
nerallv, that his machine is now in the most
complete order for carding wool. From
the superior quality of his machine he shall
be able to make good rolls for them that
may please to favor him with their custom.
If wool is sent in good order he will war;
rant good rolls. Those who cone from a
distance can get their rolls to take with them,
if they come early in the day.
JONATHAN CUSHWA.
Berkeley County, July 81, 1912.
N. B. Twill take wool, at market price,
in payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
Martinsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED 6 PUBLISHED BY
JOHN .ALBUKTIS.
GERMS of the Ga3ette.

THE price of this papers two dollars per annum,
one dollar payable at the time of subscribing, and
one when the year expires-DIstant subscribers
pay for the whole year in advance-No subscription
received for shorter term than six months, and no
paper discontinued until arrearages are pald-a
failure to notify dscontinuanee of the paper at the
end of the time subscribed for, will be considered
anew engagement. The price OF AdUe,fisenents, TO
non-subscribers is dollar per square for three
weeks insertion, and for continuance after that
time Is cents per week.--Subscribers viii continue
to receive reduction of oneiourth on their Ad-
yertisements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
Estray Colt.

CTRAYED away from the subscriber
- on the i4th instant BROWN MARE
COLT, rising three years old, no brand or
mark; locked. Whoever takes up the
said colt and gives information to the sub.
scriber shall be literally compensated.
JAMES FAIR.
Berkeley County, July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
EstraV Mule.

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
L near the Cross Roads, about four
miles from Martinsburgh, an estray
MULE, six or seven years old, eleven
hands high, ola brown colour, with two
small white spots on the rump, has roach.
ed name, no brand or ear mark, and ap.
praised to 20 dollars. The owner is de sired
to prove property, pay charges and take it
away.
JOHN BODINE.
Iuly 81, 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber living in
Shepherds Town, Jefferson County, Va
on the 25,h instant, an apprentice boy to
the blacksmith's business, named
Robert SzVdn,
about seventeen or eighteen years of age,
light hair cut short, scar on one side OF
his face, fresh coloured and round shoul-
dered, had on and took with him one light
blue cotton long coat and overalls of the
same, one new white fur hat and sundry
other clothing. Any person who will aP-
prehend said runaway, and secure him so
that get him again, shall receive the above
reward, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
PHILIP ENTLER.
July 81, 1912.
N. b. All persons are cautioned, at
their peril, against harbouring or employ
ing said runaway.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07

4 and half lot of ground where he now
lives. at the junction of Martin and Ger
man street the house is two stories high,
with an excellent cellar under it-also one
other half lot of ground on the north side of
Martin street, where on is small dwelling
house, 30 by 8 feet, an excellent cooper's
and weaver's shop-also one whole lot of
ground at the west end of Martin street,
formerly owned by Mr.. Patrick Duffy |;
there is small dwelling house on said lot.
ANY person wishing to purchase may know
the terms by applying to
John GALLAHER.
Martinsburgh, July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
LATE from DETROIT.

The following information from our ar
my 10 Canada, we copy from the Freeman's
Chronicle, paper lately established in
Franklinton.
Soloman Smith, Esq. arrived in this
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-07
Dissolution Of Co-Partner-
ship.

THE Co. partnership of Daniel Zinn,
l. & Co was by mutual consent dissolv-
ed on the 10Th ultimo, and will in future
be carried on under the firm of linn, Ma
denbousch, 81 ca. Those who remain in
debted to US are earnestly desired to come
forward and settle their respective accounts ;
having heavy engagements to comply with,
we hope our friends will do their utmost
to comply with this notice-Zinn, MAIDEN
bousch, & Co. are authorised to settle the
accounts of Daniel linn, & Co. We re.
turn our sincere thanks to our friends for
the very liberal encouragement received
whilst in business, and beg leave to refer
them to linn, Nadenbousch, < Co. for a
continuance of their favours.
DANIEL ZINN,
F. NADENBOUSCH,
P. MAIDEN BOUSCH.
.Martnsburgh, May 8, 1912.
linn, Wadenbousch, 6 Co.
INFORM their friends and the public &c.
/ nerally, that they have on hand hand
some assortment OF
Dry Goods and groceries,
which are offered for sale at the old stand of
Daniel linn, & Co. near the Market
House, on the usual good terms; they 10 a
short time expect further supply of Spring
Goods; such as are DESTROYS of providing
themselves with Goods at reduced prices,
are invited to give them call.
Martinsburgh, Nays, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-13
lanes CHAOBOURN.

p ESPECTFUlLY Informs his friends and
~ former Cultomers. that he has recon-
menced bu(ineis at the new Brick Store, head
of Union areet erected on The fpot where the
ltore of J. Chadbourn, * Co. ldeltroyed by
hre) formerly food where he offers whole.
Tale and retail. general aiiortment of
Net IAdia C00ds and Groceries,
among which are:-Rum, b. andy and Gin OF
different Madeira, Lifbon, Sherry,
Vidonia, Port and Malaga Wines--Loaf and
brown Sugar--Lump do--Hyson, Hyfonikin
and Souchong Teas-Flour and Candles Rice
Rsi6ns; Figs; pTunes; Corn Brooms Sleeves [;
Tobacco Stone Jugs, sperm OIL Houle x
Hearth 3ruihes; Mats; bacon Cloves !;
Mace; Ciunsmon; Ginger; Pepper Mni.
iard Oatmeal Nutmegs; Windior and Bar
Soap; Waih Balls; Table Salt Malt Pow
der and Shor Salt Petre; Brimlto;e Al
Ium and Copperas Redwood and Logwood I;
Vinegar No, and 2 Chocolate Bsberry
Tallow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl Farley (:
Jorden Almonds; Nuts of various kinds OIL
i've Oil; Salt Fifth, sc &c &c
~ The above are part of a good afort-
ment of Goods which he offers for lale on as
Reasonable terms a. articles Of the like quality
can be purchaied e!ie~here.
Portland. <ggse ~, ISL If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-13
REMOVAL.
John PRICHA'RD,

a CQUAiNrS bis friends and the r5hc
generally, that he has removed from his
former fisnd a, the Hay marker, and has
opened q FEATHER STORE, in Foe e,sss,
at the head of Ingf aham's Wharf, where he
keeps couliantiy for iaIe, Live Geeie, Ruiiia,
Calls and common FEATHERS. which he
oilers as low as can be purchaied in the fate.
A!so. Matrahes for lezmen.
PACKARD alto informs the public that
he has taken the Brick HouIe IN Fore street,
oppciite Ticomb's Wharf, formerly occupied
a PHbiis Hosn, where hve or Tx Ready
Boarders can be accommodated, and frIvate
Parties entertained.
he has aiio opened underneath faid houfe, a
PfoVjhoa q Grocery Store,
with which families and others may De fur
niihei on moderate terms.
Portland, Nv. rs (O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-13
SEISONABLE GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

b1cHANGr sTRKETs
Has for fale general allotment of
Seasonable Goods-viz.
A grea, variety of heii wen Of England and
common Broad Cloths.
Blacx, blue, brown. mi1d. drab and bottle
Catliniere,
Brown, hottie, drab maroon and blue pelice
Cloths.
Devcnihire Kerfeys, imperial Cords
PeIics Flannels, white, yellow, red, crlmfon g
black Flaunels. swxr1kins
Duffiils, Dufiiil Blanksks. serges Plains.
Coasings, womenis black and aase worried
Hole mems black, white and nike do,
Rattinetts, Shalioons, Durants.
Wiboars, velvetn
Black, fate, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks Buckram, Britiih Skirtng.
Patent lteam loom ditto
Cotton Umbrellas, blue Stockinett
Brown Linens, brown Coitons
London printed Czmbricks, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long Lawn.
Linen pocket handkerchief..
Florence and China LulIings conGlling of
N black. brown, fate, white, pink, light
blue, and Buff
Buff, pink, fate, itraw and black Cotton
Grapes.
Black Italian ditto.
Silk Floren,ine Veilings, white Mer(eilles do
Black and fancy elk Handkerehiefs;
Beif company B1ndasna do.
Fancy Mullins, fne and common book do.
Black lace Yelling, Silk Hofe.
Mems and wcmens black aud white fix
Cloves.
Ditto Cotton do. Habit Gloves.
Mems best buck, Doe and beaver do.
Black and white laces, black SincLaws.
Black Grape, Cambri,k Handkerchief.
India Cottons conff!ing of Beerboon Gurrahs.
Catapzla Baftxs, Mamodies and Now
cannas
Linen Threads, from No ~ TO 60
American Bed Ticking RufIia Diapers
Huckabucks, Webb's patent fufpenders
Silk and netting do bea gilt coat Buttons
Silk basket do colored Threads
Dimoties, EngIiih Diaper, India Caliccss
Ditto Checks, Factory shee'ing. ShirsiAg
Cheeks, Stripes, and large aflortfient of cot
ton warp Yarn, To iys
Ps No,wishNanaing,be uncommon lcar-
city and high price of GOODS, this Fall, the
a5c9e being felected early in the Seafon, will
be fold a. low as ufuai. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-13


FRAGMENT OF ANALOGUE BETWEEN
A GREAT MAN AND A sYcoPHANr.
my message; that wasintended for the peo-
pie, and for foreign parts but the Hotsows
in congress are likely to go too far.
Supple. So they are in faith the fools
mind tie 4s0rd and not The zcink But don't
t,embie 50 much I'll fix the business.
Gyrat man. How ! My dear friend Sup
pl,---how how how
Supple. Be calm, and I'll tell you, :" be-
tween ourselves" Rind ye. Let some IF
your fayourIte interpreters gang into bafrh
houses, and explain your words ava le {
them swear, that though your spO,ds seem"
to imply war, Jon meant peace. iside I'm
not Sd sure of the senate.
Great man. Excellent ! But, -
Supple no bats give yourself no farther
trouble. A large body Is most easily mAa-
aged, as its members go IN droyes like sheep
after leader We'l touch them smoothly
ia private damp their spirit, poslpone |;
talk move TO recommit !; and whenthey
dispense in the spring, Ike scape goa sthey
will bare away executive SINS mo the
woods. Do you see En- Hs ha Ia
ha Rely upon me; I'm yours to the very
shoe.s,rings, and farther adore you /;
and -
G,rut man. IAN conscious Of your su
rtris.ivc worth, MIR. Sahpse, and lhat q. al
yo,ir u.6e. Blu, dJb'I DiAb the prolsct.
When the Hornet returns Iexpecl good
petsxt for submission.
Supple. FLOWING low] Farewell, and
heaven defead your peerless excsilsncy and
all year brains tlll doomsday.
Gyeaf nsan Stay moment, Mr.. Supple i
One thing alarms me-
Supple. What's that my lord
Gis1t man. The nation are becoming sick
of woids, and ] fear they'll vomIl Vi, hong
speeches, as sqieamish children throw up
nauseous drugs. 1hat, you know, wound
destroy our a.king plan.
SuPp.e--Your exoelcncy's objection (like
all you say is very ingenious, ! admin !:
but, iust me, IN remove il. Well change
names, alter iabels, and 80 w0Ik the basI
ness, that like yrndefs OF qaaCk medI-
Cues, we'll make whole communities saIp
down tiie very SAME SOFT of Jos1s tneS a.
ready puked u.,. Your exccilenCy will re-
coliee', d.spys, that or people are mos,
Easily buDoied Of ali people Oh earth. A
resoidtio;s a toast, a speech, makes man
fam US al til. &C render lam Imnlorlaliy
renowned. 1.-THE Englisit goyeEpussnt gran.
US bur 'Asif l,Istcs,' . we will talk still soud.
81 magnify 1t ~ alJ;e tusn tun,Fiele