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.:,, If worms. and man, fatal dis
o'ae, do.. Of thi. medicine given occa.
,onaIlv during the warm season. VII,
-aectu..l!y prevent the vomiting al'', a.. a."
,nrging Of children" DIRE adiul d'sol -.
isr which annually destroys THOUSANDS
af the infant part OF our cl'lze"'' Il
i, likewise the miidest anu mos 80
~, remedy known, and mas rest'leo
health and strength a great numoe,
.h., in an advanced stage OF this iata'
,omplaint-particular and plain ln Isl nc.
.,on. are given for every part OF the
sressary treatment in sucii cases:
Children generally take this medicine
nth eagerness, having a pleasing ap
c,r,nce and an agreeable taste.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative
Is recommended as an 'nv.lua''e
,osd;cine for the speedy relief x PR
.nent cur. of Nervous disorders,Con
,mntions Lowness of Spirits, .oss
# appetite, Impurtyof the Blood Hy-
er;csi Affections InwardWeaknesses'
.iolent Cramp, ia the stomach Z BACK
Digestion. Melancholy, Gou' IN { G
m Oh, Pains in the limbs, Keisxa'
%. sc. Sc -.
The principal operation OF this re-
Nv i in the stop h, restoring ''e
,t,.;iye powers ami sending 'or-"
, ~ orr.n new health anu vlgor
20 every psf, Of the sys,em; IT en-
ar. and putfes the blood, wit out
A ming it F.; ,ro es, without s'ImuIat
too violently. tis nervous system !;
engthvns The .eclstory vessel az d
ere era, habi briags back the US
,.r fihres 20 heir natural Snt healthy
ae:a,a restores tat nutrition whl'h
.nnoderate ev,cu tlo;s had DESTROY.
!. and whose loss lad thrown the
hole fran. into languor and debility
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Hamilton's orm destroy.
Ing Lozenges

his meulriae De.rs !" a.alogy VIII /
ever to others OF simiiar title 50 com
aoniy comp ained of as operating wit,
violence on the contrary apar'iculsl
excellence of this RENE i. its being
suited to every age a. constitution /
cont ms aothlng but what is perfectly
inherent, and is so mild in its operati.
IN that 1t eanno, IN ure tue tenderest
infant OF week OF mould no worms
exist In the body hut will, withou.
'ain, or gripin.,, cleanse the stomach
md bowels, OF wh seYe,is foul or OF.
ieoslve, and thereby prevent the pro.
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HAMILTON's .
,ENUINE ESSENCE AND r.

,ENUINE ESHENCE END Ia
TRACES or MUSTARD
safe and cffectual remedy Tor a.
ute md chronic rheumatism gou'
neumatic govt palsy, iumbago nuno-
,ess white swelling, chiih'ains sprains
bruises pain in the face and re ( e.
Thi, valuable remedy is prepa:s'
9th in a fluid state and in pills, and
nus excellentIy adopted, for external
nd internal use.
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81 Superhne

Ok S.shfokDSI9I
DER 0. the b hhh' 4
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tito the gAcullY u
persuxtio til / .'ot'
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repar-t toll )" D. .,,nI
certalnty OF opel. a. n
passes the b2Fh AL
The EssE.A1ll,J
aARx prepare! D!s :
The above arlicIe,Ir
els OF different sl1's
. ne usual wants o. y" 10
ut Of retail drnsts sj
hants and private ''r
James H Kern
BOOKSELLER, ana
YeraEdria.
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AN A. IN J! vi
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Patent & Family Medicines.

CALEbRATtD FOR rHE3 CURE
f u most d.sc.ses % wnicr The Human
BY Is iiao:c.
PAKTI,UL ',RIY
Worms Coughs AMI Iolds, Asthma
roosump'ion, Gout, Rheumatism
rims, P s., Head che, Tooth
,ch-, Corns Itch, Disc ses of tn
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ar. FeaAnssse-. Nervous Disorders,
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Fairfax COUNTY

Fairfax County |
l, WILLIAM DEsI1
commonwealth jus.,s1
for the County sfolssS \
mayors, baiiiHs, coass]
roughs, within tie II
Virginia. where, n
late jaiIer, and D4nirI1
sen: Jailor, for this Co,1
Radcliffe, sheriff CT Il
complained On oe,a j.
that Elijah Graham, pS1
u INC jan VI .ne colAN \
Court thereof, for ielo1,'
cured in the SAID Jill
Superior Court, to h
County Aforesaid, aud
to be tried Tor the J
And also a negro wong
mitted to the said J,l.
runaway. She saId he,
cy, and that she beIq,
Toniklns hear Fredsf,,
nia-dld torcibly, CT b
means, open the door d
the night Of the 9Th !
therelrom, and that s.
without the knowledge,
against the will Of tGen
Kidwell, and DanielB:,
foresaid, and are nov
These are therefore IN
commonwealth, to It,
ofyou,in your respectir
and precincts to make 1
way OF hue and cry, ~
Grayham, and negro
and her having found,
take and safely convey,
her to be s..fely conye,
Fairfax county, there
he and she shall be Il
by due course of law.
hand and seal this 18th
Der 1919.
w. DE,
Nov. 80
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The sovereign Ointment tol
the Itch,

Which IS warranted q. Int:"ln!e re
nedy at one application and may be
used with The most perfect safety b!
pregnant women, or On infants week
I'd, oil containing particle o. mercu-
~ or an. dangerous Ingredssat> what
ever, and is not accompanie' with that
tormenting smart whlcn attends the ex-
>, ltiou of other re me>ics
HAMILION's ELIXIR,
\ sovereign remedy 70 olas, obsti-
nate Coughs, AsthInas Sore Tn Oats
AID approaching consump; ons, anc
most disorders Of the Ere@., & ungs.
To Parents who have Children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough.
This di. covery is OF the first mag
nitude, as it ;.ffors!s immediate relief,
caecks the sand in a short time
eatirely removes the most Ciuel I'll or
Ter to which children are liable. TIE
Elixir is So perfectly agreeable, ssd th@
lose so small, thatno difficulty arises ii
tgk!Hr it.
Hahn's Gcnuine Grrmon Corn P!aister
Hams Genuine Eye Hafer.
tooth .4eAe Drots.
Tie Genuine Persian LoHo..
Tile Restorative Poacder for the Tsetk
ED Gums
hGHi5tr .fSue ana Feusr Drots,
For Tie cure OF asues remitlant an
iRtcrm.rast levers, sc. &C.
Sold Wholesale and Retail ut Lee.
'.,tert and Family Medicine Store
No. SIS, Maidcn-lane, Ne.-York-anc
" p"'t'cu'ar appointment, b, JANE.
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex
ndria.
Hannah Lee.
July - law
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July -
ROBERT GRaY,

ROBERT CRAP,
Has Just received-for sale-a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs Of tie War in the South.
srn d, par,ment OF the United States
Bi"nnl's Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Book Keeping
Books Oh Common Prayer, IN plain and
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancsster's Epitome
Father and Daughter bv Mrs. Opie
Knickerbo ker's n WORK
Practical J iety
The Ram Ter by Dr. Johnson, in fcnr
neat Pocket volumes, bound in board.
Medical College Lottery.
Present hrice Of Tickets SIS
Vaccine institution Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.
Presen' Price Of Tickets Sl5
Susquehannnah anal Lot
terry cd Class.
Present. Price Of Tickets Sl2
Ailthe capital prizes still in the wheel
and Oery Jew Tickets on hand.
r. Cray
January 8.
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.Mil.sdgerills. Geo. Dec. s.

.Mil,sdgerilts, Geo. } Dec. s.
In the late hattie with the Indians
General Floyd received a dangerous
wound in the knee from musket
ball. early in the action. andy cont
nued on horseback till the battle was
decided. He was brought to Chata-
hooehie en- litter. Should the Sur
seons be able TO prevent spasns i is
hoped he may recover. The ball
was not extracted when Captain Bar
Ton left camp. 1t is the opinion of
CAPTAIN Barton that from two to
three hundred Indians were killed,
and the friendly Indians judge the
number ofhostiIe warriors at net less
than 1900.
Col. Milton it is expected has by
this tirle marched another detach.
ment of Gen. Fleya's army against
the hostile savages.
Gen. Adams detachment Of We
iunteers has assembled at Monticel-
10, amounting TO about 500--ammu-
milton was forwarded to them frem
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this plase yesterday -they willmarch
,ainsts the 0akfaskse towns IN a
Law or tw0--Joatr,dl.
SOUTHERN WAR.

Cspy of 4 Letter from naior &c,
asral Coc.e. to the Secretary 81
Var, dated 5
Head Quarters. Fort Arm.
strong. Nov. ssth, 1913.
SRI have the honor to enclose
Won copy Of BHgaaier Geaersl
Jaa,es Whites detailed report OF
his excursion to the Hiiiibee Towns.
am, with sentiments of esteem,
your NEST obsdient servant.
JOHN COOKE.
Major General.
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the employ Of tbeir government.
Tn shert. sir. the whole detachment

In ssiort, sir, the whole detachment
under my command, conducted in
such a manner a. to enable me to
assure you that they are capable Of
performing any thing to which the
same number of men arc equal.
Ii gives me pleasure to add, that
Mir. M'Corry, who acted as my
Aid in this expedition. rendered SER
Wees that to me were Indispensable.
to his country very useful, and to
himself highly honorable.
have the aonorit to be, most re-.
spsetfuly, your ob't servant,
JAMES WHITE,
Brig. General.
Major Gen. JOHN Cocks.
Gov of a letter from Cot. r. J.
.Meigs to the Secretary Of Var
dated,
HIGHwAssE GARRISON,
2sth Nov. 1919.
/, STR-I received q letter last even.
ing from Major General Cooke,
comma nding one of the divisions Of
ths Tennessee Volunteers acting a.
gainst the hostile Greeks, copy Of
which I do myself the honsr to
transmit TO you. The repeated de-.
feats or these barbarous allies Of
Britain has opened their eyes !; tho
late, they are already convinced that
friendship with the British 10 the
direct road to ruin, and their resent.
suant viii probably reeoil on their
seiucers.
l have the honor t. be, respect
fully,
RETURN J. MEIGS.
The Honorable
The Secretary Of War.
Hsad.Q lar.srs, Fort Armstrong,
November s7d, 1878.
SIR--On the 18th instant T dc.
taehrd Sea. White with the mount
cd men and such Of the cavalry as
had horses fl for dmty, aecompanied
by a few Cherokees. headed by Col.
Gideon Morgan, to tie Hillebse
Town, with hope that he would
fall in with and punish the hostile
Greeks in that quater On his ma ruh
hs killed three warriors and took
six prisoners, supposed to be spies.
On the 18th, the Gen. reached Gray
sons. one Of the EIiilebrc Towns,
one hauGred miles frgm this place,
where he fouad party OF hostile
They were ntteked and
defeated. He killed at that place
sixty one warriors. and took two
huaflred and fifty prisoners part Of
whom are warriors, the residue
woMen and children. without any
oss on cur part either killed or
My Aid. Major Outlaw.
who was with the Gen. arrived yes
tertay morning. with report from
aim. The General speaks in the
highest terms ofthe officers and adds,
that the Cherokees behaved in the
BEST manner. Iexpeet the arrival
Of the detachment Tomorrow.
l have the honor to be, 60.
JOHN COOKE.
Col0ael MEIGs.
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Yesterday about two o'clock, the in
junction of secrecy was removed from
the late confidential proceedings of the
TIVE Houses of Congress, and the follow
ing act made public.
AN ACT
Laying an Embargo on all ships and
vessels in the ports anil harbors
of the Z. States.
Be ii enacted by the Sennfe and house
Of RehresenfanDes Of me United States
IF .ameriea in Censress sssembied, That
40 embargo b, and hereby is lsia en- all
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Fart ARMSTRONG, Nov. cath, 1915.

b.
Fort armstrong, Nov. Gath, fsfs.
DEAR GENERAL.--In mine OF the
10th inst. by Major General Out
law, I promised you 2 more detail
ed report. respecting the detaeh-
meat ordered by you to the Hi'lihse
Towns. ia the Creek natioa. In
ro,aDlianee with that promise.
have now tho hsner to staie--ihat
un,'er your order of the tith inst.
l immediately marched with the
amounted infantry, under the inme
ssiate command OF Colonel Birch.
The cavalry under the command Of
Major Porter, aud a few OF the Che
rekes Indians under the CO eraaad
Of Col. Morgan, with very short rs-
iioss Tor four dnys only. We eoa-
,tinustl our iaareh to Little Oakgus-
kie, waea we Eel! in with and cap
tursa Ave hostile Greek warriors,
supposed to be spies. Finding 30
other gndians at that place. we burn
ea the town, which consisted OF
so houses. We then proceeded to
a town. called Genaigs. aad barned
the ssae, consisting Of SO houses
thence We prosecuted to NIFTY Chap
toa. consisting Of about rs houses.
which I considered il most prnisnt
not 10 iastrsy. as it might possibly
be Of asa at some future period.
From thence we marched to the
liIiiaee Town, consisting OF absut
20 aouses. adjoining which Was
Grsrson's farm. Previous to oar
arrival ut that place. | was advised
that party Of the hsasIie Greeks
was as nbied there. Having march
cd within . o. 8 miles Of st on The
evening af,Ae iTa. [ discounted a
cart aetae fores under tAy command,
sent them uaisr ,he "osn aaad
af Colonel Bu-rh. viii, Inc Chere-
ksss urrier taa command of Colonr'
Morgan, ia advance. 10 surround
the town in the Night. and axe the
attack al daylight or he 18th.
Owing to The la,'saass the nisnt,
tbs towa was not reached ua,il al
ter daylight bnt SO co,npIste was
the SURPRISE, that we succeeded ia
surrounding the town. and killing
and capturing almost [if not entire
lyI the Whole Of the hostile Greeks
sssemsled there. consisting OF ahont
SIS. of which namhsr about 60 war
riors were killed pn the se,t. and
the remainder made prisoners. Be-
fore the close Of the engagement,
,ay Whole farce was up and read,
Tor action, had il became necessary
but ewing to the want OF knowledge
on the part Of the Indians OF Qua ap-
oroaeh, they we're entirely killed Il
taken before they could prepare for
any effeetual defence. Wv lost Pot
one drop of bleed in accomplishing
this enterprize. We destroyed this
village and, in obedience to YOUR
orders. commenced eur march fer
this post, which we were unable 10
reach until yesterday. estimate
the distance from this to Grassan's
farm, at about 400 miles. The
grono,l over which we travelled. 10
so rough and hilly az to render pas.
sage very difisnl,. Many deiiles 1t
was Impossible TO pass in safety.
without the greatest precaation.
For a part Of the time, the weather
was 50 very wet, heing eneumbered
with prisoners. and the tFoaps. and
their horses having to suhsist IN
,,.,. .,,.oat Nerrea ,rpnn s,ie.h supNIiss
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Copu Of letter from Commodore
.Nacdoaonsh, commanding, our
naral force on Luke ChamplaiH,
to the Secretary o the Nary, dated
United States Sloop President,
near Champlain, Dec. 5, 1913.
SIR! have the honor to inform
yoa the Enemy made his appearance
on this lake Yesterday with six heavy
ga'lies. manned apparently with up.
wnsss of feo men, following close
after our look out boat which was
bringing the intelligence. He set
fire to small shed which had been
in public use, the smoke Of which
gave the first intimation Of his APP
rroach. II being calm we instantly
weighed and swept in pursuit Of him !;
our gallies. four in number, under
1t. Cassia. were directed TO bring
him if possible to action, Il thereby
enable the sloops to get up. The
chase continued three hours +; I was
mnch surpirzed to see him refuse
battle /; his superior number of
sweeps prevented it. It'll presumed
the enemy expected we had gone
into winter quarters. and that Platts-
burg was the object OF his visit.
have the honor 10 be, most re-
spectfully, sir. ysur most obd't sery't.
T. MACDONOUGH.
Hon. WILLIAM JONES,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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! - -
so rough and hilly az to render pas.
sage very difienl,. Many deiiles 1t
was Impossible to pass in safety.
without the greatest precaatian.
For part Of the time, the weather
was so very wet, heing eneunlbered
with prisoners, and the troaps. and
their horses having to suhsist in a
very great degree upon such supplies
as We could procure in the nation !:
rendered cur march more tardy than
it otherwise would have been.
The troops under my eommsnd
have visited the heart Of that section
of the Creek nation where tho Red
sticks were first distributed.
In justice to this gallant tana. |
am proud to state. that the whole OF
the officers and men under the com
mand of Col. Burch performed their
duty cheerfnlly ard Without COM
plaint--that from the eoel. orderly
and prompt manner in whiel, Maier
Porter and the cavalry under his
command, formed and conducted
themselves in every case Of alarm,
II had the highest confidence in
them-cslsnel Morgan end the Che
rokses under his command. gave
unaeniabis evidence that they merit
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IoseDh Vaudeville,
August 2.

Corner of King and Fatrfar Streets
HIS FOR Sale,
las Chest la and IA Chests ne"
Teas W..
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
2s,oooib. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
$4,000 ID. loaf and lump Sngars
ITO barrels New England Rum
Is puncheons West inaia CO.
100 barrels Whiskey
4 pipes French Brandy
80 Hoesheads retailing Molasses
80 bass Pepper and Prmento
500 10. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID, choice Madden
500 ID. refined Salt Fe're
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment OF the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms
Aug 81.
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Daay Gazette, 7 Dollars.
Country Gazette, 5 Doilar''
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s.

WINES, TEAS, &C.
Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon o.,
= Zines and 20 OR. casks Sherry <
sfouarter casks Malaga
.scases Ciaret
20 chests grnpowder, 'mperial ano
vounphyson Teas, of very sups'
rior quality, d.,
so puncheons Sd proof Anusu' IN na'n
10 do. northern oo'
so hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
ZOO bounds bright Madder'
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 Bags Pepper and Pimento'
40 kegs race and gouud Ginger :,
20 bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 mounds Bengal & Spanish lnd'so'
On hoves mould and dipt Candies,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate
loo do, Pipes, containing 8 gross each'
500 reams writing and wrapping faPer'
400 sacks Liverpool hne Salt, ;.
60 hhds. n. Orleans and w. lhdia
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment OF o"er
GROCERIES,
Bryan Hampson q co.
August IS
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That half acre Lot,
FOR SALE,

A very stout, able Young NECK"
MAN, accustomed to horses and an
excellent carriage driver, and very
good rough carpenter. He will he sold
to no person who will not carry MN
out of Maryland and tho district OF Co
lumbi,. For further Information apply
to the Editors.
February %. o'"l
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FOR SALE,

neat and substantial second hana
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
ouire of the Printers.
January 90
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Lost on Saturday last, a
TEN DOLLAR BANK NOTE. Ise
Snder shall reccivetwo dollars on ieaV'
inc It with the Printers.
March | y
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Found Yesterday on the
wharf 10 DOLLAR BANK NOTE.
The awrcr may have it by describing
the NAME, on appiieasioa to the Printers
March
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sS.S'e'ipuon ctSsls
literally literally be aitl'
Whatever !: c.th.ssS
lnbioe no a;,s:s..s,N
ancs they may 50 ~
sscredness Of h,,r't
Try! I,,, Interest a..,;;s
When their half.
they fly to SON. !
which they nay LII,
greater persolsl \
tHeir former sl.,,s,
0aths of fidelity, !
obtaining shese: :;,S,,,1'
not to do it-apd,Ss'
their If allegiance ali
as As, those iuducen,.
They were EnsG,sr,,,
are American, n
Swed Is or Dane. r,..I
said !: Mr.. G. for ,ss}
men that we are Ill
bill b. into .,pledg.tssI
II war ! Is il ior u
the adminisIrs,en !.
wish to keep s.ir,5,I
ealsmitous situa,in
ly denied, that a 20, !
could be fairly coril
ting those who shys.
and for himself ,r,l
such construs,ita y
vote he should give.
withstandins, b. ~.
large, on all future !,
out of this war, TO N
as the conviction cth|
induce him to bsli.rI
rest and honor Of lllI
Mr.. G. said, b. n
to state in a few wSs
character Of this bill |
reasons, tha, would ]
vote in favor oft.
here observing, that
cate and patron, (h J
author, as he believed
orisin.)the gentlen,j
(Mr. (irundy) had ns
ordinary Course sfrJ
OF a measure which N
anxiety to carry. Cd
servaticn with reprsx
measure, he had yet.
speech, been very s,;|
lis entire disbelicftAI
that d. sirable :esuIlJ
much consolation, a
that if it Should ROls|
would certainly have
tie GROUND from nd
opponents Of the VI
political standing al
unite public sentina;
administration, and ID
in congress, and in !
1.-THE gentleman VII
minority, or fricnt' /
house, in passing 5]
a singular arsum.a1
that he was sure III
the effect, he knes1
ed !; but that, at .gd
s;rcy. .hei; pcpIlath
Of the political cGft1
Of their fe .citllai
ever, there was moi
gentlemab's course, |
was obvious. To H1
his bill. he had 70 d
will towards it, dE'
feelings and seD!lna1
he had to seek sspI'1
friends Of pesce, 1!I
war. Probably he1
on the anxiety oFtA'1
blessings Of peace m
tressed and suffering !
.ieye lha, they would !
crive almost any na1
| to be intended to ~
| vbjec,, with wba''H!!]
selves the a,temp'af|
! He certainly did lnI
supposed them TiI-E1I
! personal priyat'on'pI
and to s.crlhce aDyT
| even their popuI''N1
| promoting the PN'J
welfare Of their 'o'~
| men in thai hod'' Y
| ted to concliiaic aP'1
| declaring thai his n
| produce the 7Tc,''~...I
certainly have the y
| tain the admIni'''s'
now in power s%3RI
teal opponents ~'.
ments might op''Ts.1
sides of the hos'e' ~
, the gentleman fro" =
| Quincy that '1' i
| ully understood ,n,...J
would Ike the t'a.J
law Sv,' which vas e.,
and equally the t ?;I,
with very 'eS sd