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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26
Norfolk. Inlv %:

NORFOLK, July ~
have nothing new to present ourds-
tant readers with from chs elace-The few
ships stationed in LynhakellAbay, have not
been reinforced, nor have<they made any
movement worth noticing. Me loss oftheir
barge and men some few days past (Which
were captured by our r,ilitia) has irritated
them exceedingly, and to be reyenged. they
sent tender close in shore on Saturday
last and opened fire on the Pleasure houseI
They were within n mile of the building,
but as they fred with their usual accuracy.
their balls passed over and under, and on
each side of it without doing any injury
There was strong guard of militia about
malt mile from the house, who inmedi-
ately and under Cover Of the sandhills, mo-
we'd over to the beach, but the enemy pru-
IDENTITY tetreated, before they came withia
muskct shot of him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

Mr.. Caldwell, mate on board the ST. An
tonic. informs us, that he with capt. b. were
several times on the maintopmast, aud took
them to be ships of war--and from the re
report OF the guns at so great a distance, they
entertained at the time no doubt of their be-
ing two irigates closely engaged.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26
BRIrIsuRRIsoAERs /!

Arrived this moFhias ftelp Norfolk, via
Petersburg, nineteen ofStAg British prison
erS lately captured by capt. Lawson near
the Capes, where they had landed to set wa
ter. Among other curious particulars col
lected from these men, it was stated TO us
as fact, that The British officers, ON board
the PlantGgener, and other shifts, constant
" receive not only the Norfolk 6uf Rich
nond hafers, VeTy soon after heir issuing
from the Press This confirms an impress
SIGN. which we have long Nd. that there
exists frdtforous communication with the
enemy, systematized among "a,
ComhRer E Ffiiay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26
BY the Last Mails.

90 The late and Important nezps from England
Svhich viii be found aacler the Foreign head in
this days paper, sOas brought By the brig 80.
Seyeh, Capt. Sergeant, aiyiped at Salem, in
III days from Loadon.---Th .foifoSOing adiir
tiOnGl articles by fhis arrival are Copied from
he EsSeX AeTiSfer -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26
Mic.

THE uusteef,fthi yessANty Of PennsyI4
vania have apr intedk rs No N MN sA11 NJ
BARTON " 6tessogbf the hgflsiEors II 8Ee-
dieine, efthe PyaetGBPbsitSp d Of Chenii1
'cai Medicine, RSl4 r0olH .. D. BE@JA&1E
RysHS decess4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

The Governor of virgie ia,wh spirit and
promptituje which has distinguished him on
all occasions during the WAR, is making every
necessary preparation Tor defending the soulht
ern shore of the Potom,ic. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

~ Gen. Ro5t. d. Taylor. commanding
the detached militia at this place, has been
appoinseda Brigadier General in the SER
vice OF the United 5tates,bH an unanimous
vote OF the Senate. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

Fre6erioisluyy, July "a.
o. We were confidently assured mst even
ing, by gentlemen from below, that the enemy
had entirely left the Potomac
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

DEPARTED this life on Thursday thief inst.
slant, Mas. BEFSEY POLLARD, the wife
OF Robert Pollard, Esq of King & Queen coun.
ty.--By those who knew her this tribute 10 her
memory will not be considered as the unmean-
ing ceremony ct funeral eulogy, but as an offer.
ing due 20 departed worth and virtue. Under
the happy influence of temper harmonized by
benevOlcncr, and directed by good sense, this
hm'abie woman through life was The delight of
her friends, The messenger ofpeaee TO the un
happy, and the ready source If assistance to the
"houseless child o. want" with her, indeed.
the OK rcise Of all the charities which sweeten
hurnan life, was but the indulgence Of the ten
der sympathies OF her heart-----Devoted to the
Partner Of her Bosom, and the Dear Pledges of
their Love, her family exhibited degree of
domestic happiness, which would have infused
into The breast Ola Cynic the tranquility Of con-
tentment. Never were the resources OF chris
ITEMS hope more apparent than the fortitude z.
resignation with which she sustained q long and
painful illness--it supported her in the trying
hour, and waited her gentle spirit to immoTta al.
ity
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

Gen. RoBERr TAY Ton anl suite arrived in
this city yesterday morning from Norfolk.
10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18


TN pursuance OF Warrant irom the Hon David
i Howell Esq Judge OF the District Court for
Rhodc-islsnd District
do hereby give public Notice, that shall sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder, on Monday,
the first day Of March next, at ten o'clock, IN the
forenoon, at the Long wharf, in Newport, the Brit
;.n shin JEANIH, of the burthen OF $40 tons to-
gether with her tac.cl. apparel and furniture. The
ship was built At Darro~siong, IN North Britain, IS
coppercd 10 the bends, and sad to DC very fast
satire, aud can he put 10 at small expense.
And also her cargo on board, consisting OF 10 or
l. 900 bushels OF Liverpool salt. OF All excellent
quality
The conditions Of sales will be 30 days credit Tor
the ship ami her appurtenances. The salt viii be
sold in lots, from 500 bushels TO 5000, and All s,rns
less than S500..cash from $500 10 $1,000. 30 days
credit from $1,000 to $4,000, 60 days credit and
any sum exceeding S5OOV, 80 days credit.
The Notes arc TO be gwen payable at Bank, with
approved ,ndoisers
The inventor, Of the ship,snd he salt may be scar
by applying to Messrs C'snston x shaw,atNewport.
Daisd az PTsridence,shs i0ta day If Fs5 II u 1915,
EBENEZEk X. DEXTER, Marshal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
Cobartnersbip Diss0iOed.

~hE corartnersiHy heretofore formed
Il under the Firm of
THURSTON & NEWMAN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having demands against said Firm, will present their
claims for settlement and ali persons indebted are
called upon to make immediate payment 10
AUGUSTUS NEW NAN,
who is fully authorized to settle the same.
THOMAS iHCRSTON.
AUGUSTUS NEW MAN
.Nswport, Oss. 23. 1912.
The business a... DC conducted in fi-
ture at the old stand by the subscriber. who takes
this opportunity of returning his unteigned thanks
for the liberal encouragement he has heretofore re
ce,ved, and respectfully sochs continuance OF
their favors AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
.Ne,spors, Oct 90, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18

TIE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE OCEAN

TIE " SOVEREIGNTY OF THE OCEAN"
nY the trident Of Neptune, brave Hull cried, let's
steer,
II points out the track of the bullying Guerrierei
Should We meet her, brave boys, seaInans rights DC
the cry,
We fight 20 defend them, TO live free or dc.
The fam'd Constitution thro' the billows now htw
While the spray 10 the tars was refreshing 40 ue"'
Ts quicken their sense of the insult they felt
In tic boast Of the Gurriers's not being tn BeH.
Each patriot bosom now throbb'd with delight,
When Joyful the cry was--a sail Is in sight
Three cheers cried the captain,my iads It's the foes
B,sfsh prjde small be this day by Yankees laid low.
Behold now the Guerrere, OF Britain the boast,
Her topsais auckland each tar 10 liis post,
While Dacres a flag dil display from each mast,
40 shew that as Britons they'd hght To the ias'.
The American stars now sIoft wele unfufrd,
With her stripes at the mzcnpeak as proof to tue
world
That how e'er British pride might bluser or fret,
The ,m IF her Glory should that day be Set
Now primd with ambition her guns loaded full,
The Gurrieses brosdsdes roar'd tremendous At Hull,
No only the heto, ship and crew to annoy,
But the MIL Of our freedom, our rights to destroy.
As the brave Constitutions, her fosman drew nigh,
Each heart beat with vaior, joN glisen'd each eye
White Hull whose brave bosom with glory did swell,
Cried " tree trade, seamans rights, now let every
shot tell"
Guick 40 lightning, and fatal as its dreaded power,
Dcstruc cio and death OF the Guerrero dld shower.
Whine ,he groans Of the dying we're heard IN the
blast,
The word was stake aim boys away with her mast"
The ssnus OF Britain will long rue the day,
The lsuersicres wreck ia tie trough ot the sea-.
Her laurels arc witherd--her boast,ng ~ done,
Submissive, to ieeward, she fires ncr last Sun
Now brilliant the stars Of America shine,
Fame, honor and glory, brave Hull they are thine,
You nave Neptune amAz'd, caus'd Britain to weep,
White Yankees itiumpnantiy sail DER the deep
The sea, like the air, by great Neptune's decree,
Was given IN common and snail ever be f'ee,
Hut il oceans turnpike where Britain X cps toll,
HUI. jones' and Dccltus w,.pay Tor the whole
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18

CURIOUS DIScOVERY.

A gentleman late iros Tennessee, gives
the folio wing narrative (;
A person was digging after saItpctrc IN the
summer OF 81 |, on the wartes OF Duck NV
or, Smnh county, state of Tennessee he de-
scovcred large stone set against the mouth
of cave curiosity led him to ovctsct the
stone. On entering the cave, which appeared
natural, 10 q limestone rock, something re-
sembling vault, or ancient sepuichre, he
discovered depo,ited IN the cave the bodies OF
Iwo human persons, a mail and female, each
IN a curious wrought basket, made of splits
OF cane. The bodies were III q sitting pos
iure. Around cacn body was wrapped
kind Of large shroud OF plaid seemingly
wrought with lhc fingers, made oi lint ot some
thing reese m0ling Wild nei,ies or Indian hemp.
BON bodies aud shrouds were entire. The
bodies were consolidated. A number of doc
tors, ana the curious from several states, Wis
i,cd the cave. The body OF the male was
dissec,ed into hundreds OF pieces, every pei
son dcsirous of having small piece of bota
body and shroud. In dissecting the flesh AS
consolidated, it cut rescn,pIins soal leather.
The man appeared o.d and grcy-hcaded. The
female appeared Child ABOUT sevenyears old;
she was transported entire with her shroud to
Pea's museum in Philadelphia. The bask-
cts sill rcmain in the cave with their bottoms
consoida fast 10 the rock. Some OF The
oldest Cherokee Indians were sent for, bu,
Could give no account of ever hearing OF the
cave or the persons inferred. Conjecture by
mos, that nave heard ot or seen tic bodies,
allow they must havc been lndisns, and the
attraction OF the limestone, or perhaps mixed
with .n,neral substances, preserved their bod.
les in that consolidated state, perhaps tor
some hundred years.--The gentleman that
relates the narrative is a man of veraci,y,
nephcwto Judge D,eanan fthis county. He
procured piece OF the shfouj md icf 4,
with the Judge, which piece we have seen.
Wasfrrn Cabinet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tusr received, and for sale, by

VUST received, and for sale, by
u GEORGE WAVTOW
SCHOOL-BOOKS of every kind in use,
al of which will be sold by the groce, dozen sin.
Gle, low as can be purchased from the publishers
among scL:ch are
Webster's spelhng-Bcoks
Mavor's and Murray's do;
Aiden's lst, I'd and 81 vols. Columbian Exercise;
Daboi's Arithmetic American Preceptor;
Morse's and Dwight's Geography
Columbian Orators Testament.
Murray's English Reader, and sequel;
do. Abridged; aid large Grsmmars;
Walkers and Perry's Dictionaries.
Also received,
Az reams best Foolscap Writing Paper; and few
reams Iow-priced No. and ), do.
Best EngIisa aud American Letter Paper and other
articles of stationary
AL NAVdCS, for 1915.
Bickerstatfs 5, Rhodc-Island, Farmers, and Clergy
mans Almanacs, by grooe, dozen or single;
Black Account Books, of every size and price;
Pocket Memorandum Books, with pencils
School and Family BbIes, with and without plates;
PRAYER Books che - pocket edition, and Others with
plates, bound m Morocco
THE II STORE
is furnished with Mems, Youths, and Childrens'
HITS,
Of every description and price-wiae and common
briins, made in the best manner and which Will not
crack or fade.
Just received .fon the Boston Far'sry,
Mems superfine fashionable beavers DO Castor and
plated; youths and chiIdren's beavers; mems
and bows best felt Hats few aozen cheap coarse
selt Hats.
PAPER H-fNGlNGS.
Some thousand rolls Psper-Hangings, suitable tor
rooms or window curtains
yuss receiscd, 5 boxes low-priced papers.
For safe, as 6bcve,
Sevcra! hundred volumes secondhand Docks,
consisting Of History, Voyages, Travels, Novels,
Ro,nances, Plsys, Po, ms, &C. which will nc sold
for less than half the original cost
Newssosi, Nav. 20, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
MANsHAL'S NOTICE..
District of Rhode-Island, &C.

Dsfrict IF Rh0de-Isiai.d, sc.
DURSUANT 10 a Warrant from the Hon. David
a Howell, Esq. Judge OF the District Conrt OF the
United States, for the Rhode -IsaiId District:
do hereby give uo,icc, TO all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said Judge, Libel
by James Dcoly, commander OF the private armed
schooner Rolia, of Baltimore, in the District Of
Mary land, in behalf OF himself and the owners, Of
and crew OF the said private armed vessel, a.
gsinst the ship MARY, whereof George jenkins was
master, her tsckel, apparel and furnIturc, and the
arms, stores, goods and merchandise, on
board the same the said ship Mary, her tacSe,ap-
parcl and furniture, and the arms stores, goods,
wares and merchandise, as aforesaid, did belong as
i. ailedged by the said Llbesnts TO the government
Of the Un,ied Kingdom of Great Britain aud Ireland,
or TO snblec, or subjects thereof having been cap
tured by sad James Dooy, commander OF the said
private armed schooner, the high seas, pursuant
TO commission from the President of the United
states under the seal Of the United States, against
the vessels goods and effects Of the Government OF
the United Kingdom OF Great Britain aud Ireland,
and of the subjects thereof. which said ship YES.
sell and sppurtenanccs aforesaid, the sad James
Dooly, commander as afore said, hath brought into
the port Of Newport, within the District OF Rhode.
island; and trial will he had the sforegong Libel
at special District Court TO be holden at the Court
House, in Providence, in said Distrist, on Wednes-
day, the oath c.y Of February, inst at ten O'Clock,
in the forenoon
Cipen under my hand at .NeHpSrt, The Let day Of
February, H. u 1873.
EBENEZEk X DEXTER, .HarshoL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
SIX YaL4ubh DAIRY Farms,

SIX VaAluble Daiiy Far0lS,
Is hereby oa.red for sale. unrcasonably low for
i Cash, or approved Notes, payable in l, and
years in equal annual payments said Farms are sit
uated in Toliand, (Con) within from to mites
of the Court House in said and about ;6 miles
from Hartford, principally adjoining each other and
Under good improvement. with good Houses, Barns,
Cider Mills, 80 &c. thereon standing, containing
from 60 to 900 acres each. For further particulars
those who wish to advance their interest rapidly are
invited TO call Nathaniel Ives and Elisha s,eans,
Esauircs, of roland, or ON the subscriber in Wat.
,rfprd miles from New london, Connecticut.
WILLIAM ELDREDGE.
Waterford, (Con) Feb I, 1915. CIV
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18

A schedule and drawing nave been lodged
IN the paten, Office, Washington City, by Mr..
HAZARD, OF Counecucut, winch secures TO
bin al ,nvention called Double Lens,whicn
Is composed Of glass, liquid substance, the
use of Which is particularly adapted foe read
ins, sr,ling, the fine arts, &c. The lens
placed near the ismp or candle. dltfuses
clear aud conspicuous light ,inged with
beautiful green shade, which has a delightful
appearance upon the book or o;her objec, IL
luniua,ed; The use Of whch, has most sal
u,ary eject upon the eyes and those who
have weak eyes, or whose eyes are falling,
are enabIed TO sec with much more clearness
than with common lights. The light produ-
ced by the Lens from one light, is equal to
tho ligdt oi three candle. OF course-a great
saving Is manifest, where good light is re-
oulsite. Philadelphia Paher.
low Feenchmm Dragged that the King had
sooxen ID hin Being asked what his Majesty had
sad, he replied, " he baee ms stand out Of his
way"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18

ITO live in a small Family, single middle aged
Woman, who has been Accustomed To young
Children to take the principal charge ofa child, and
to in some of the Iishier work of a family -
Such pcsson recommended as one OF good charac-
ter, NAV hc ot suitable cncourac oment by apply
ng 4 tue Office & the x. L. Republican. Jan. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
PRlyATEER-BUILT VESSEL

FOR SALE.
A Schooner sf $50 tons bur.
ArvTs- then, pierced for sixteen guns, abou'
Tf'ssfsSyS rs feet Oh deck, 90 feet keel, % feet
&1xx3xKs. beam, and 0ieetnold. SAID schooner
er is considered by judges well built, and well
constructed for fast-ssiiing priv a,eer, now yng Al
the Long wharf, where she may be seen, and par
ticulars made known.
JOSEPH SOUTHWICK.
Newport, December 3. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
W;ndsor Chairs.

lust received. and Tor sale,
u All No. Is, Bannister' wharf,
large assortment Of Fashionable
WIN ID SO R T. III a S,
from New York. II is intended TO keep constant
supply of Chairs, they will be sold, the New-Yors
prices, for cash or barter only. January Ii, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
Mst Published,
SPIRITUAL MAGAZINE.

Gospel Treasury.
intended for the Promotion of Experimental
Religion, and The Exposure of Error and
Deiusion.
BY TINE REV G. s. WHITE, froetown, Mass.
"Truth fsdreh nothing mach as conceasnenf, dad
desreA ath,g -iuch clearly 10 be laid oen TO Ms
zae1s Of all Uhen most naked, is is nsost cus and
po,9erfui"-sIBBs.
Mol JANUARY, 1913 Vol J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
GROCERIES
William White,

w AllldlA Wv iillC3
ms JUST RECEIPED am
offers for sale, the store, Long zvhar formerly
occupied by the Progressspe Conpahy, No IL.
BY jtHOLES.qLESs RETAIL,
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, Sc.-ccNsIsrISC Or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
Cogniac u Dp A>rnV Pimcnto
Spanish AN Table Salt
Molas'es ,a Aissandrls ss.,idda LOUR
Hyson skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
Souchong 81 Rllsns
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
E: e: &: ::;:;. 4; T..
ALSO,--JUsT RECEIVED,
$50 qutinals Goldfish; hhds Moiasses;
10 kegs Lard | 20 bags w india Cofes;
1000 W.T.. Cheese; $50 w. Loaf Sugar;
10 bbs. Mess Pork; bhls powdered do
s do Cherry Juice boxes New-York Soap;
2 bbs Masons Gin 10 do. Butter;
9 hhds w Island Rum 3 bales Upland Cotton
doz. Felt Hats 400 assorted Baskets
caddy's frst quality souchong Tea
~ dozen sets OF Measures;
large assortment ofIron Earthern and Stone Ware;
$4,000 Boar.i,, with quant,ty ot Plank, Shn
giles, Laths, Ciapboards, sc. and rundry other ati
cles two numerous 20 mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rea
sonabe terms for cash or approved credit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
NOTlGE.

NTE, the subscribers. being by the
w the Honorable Court Of Probate of the town
Of North Kingsiown, in the county of Washington.
and state of Rhode Island, &C. appointed Conlmis-
sioners TO receive and examine the claims Of the
creditors to the Estat, Of
Capt REYNOLDS BROWN,
late Of said town, deceased represented 'nsolvent
Hereby give notice the creditors oi sad deceased.
that we will nj, end to that servlce at respective
dwellings,. any time within the term OF sax months
from The date hereof that being the time allowed by
said Cour, for thar purpose.
JON REYNOLDS, c
RtCHARD THOMAS,
All persons indebted to the estate Of said deccas
cd arc requested to make immediate payment TO
JOHN HALL. .idninis.rctor.
Nor,h Kings'owa, Jan. lS, 1875 CF1l'l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-18
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that there is sum of
j money II he hands Of she subscriber, Admins
traitor on the Estate Of JENNY HENpSHIRE, late
of Newport, kec woman of coior, widow, deceased.
The heirs Of the said Jenny Hempshirc are hereby
required to appear at the Council Chamber, in New
port, on the frs. Monday OF Mach next to pross-
their claims. JOB TOWNSEND
Newport, Feb II. isfs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-15
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1918.

verge OF poverty, privations and fufferings,
bur hened with lead Of difgraee, chsgfin and
unavA'ing contrition for our own unhappy
folly. What mutt be our modification, TO
have been the caule of TIE total annhilation
of our own commerce. and of the endearments
and honorable lber atty, dependant on that
competence which commerce alone can fecure
to all clsaes of people in foil and climate 70
rugged as our
And do you imagine Mr. Madfon, tina, the
people of New England are ready TO crafty
your malice, your prejudiees and French par.
tiaities. by supporting war Whole fucceis or
failure will prove alike defiructve to their
PROPERTY and happmeC. Be adured that
the northern iailors who know their own is-
tereff dCfpiie ar detell this ruinous war. Be
aflured that the yeomaDry the trsdefmen. the
merchants and profeiiiooa men of this part Of
the Union will never aHif you to bring their
own 6tua,ion 70 low as TO prevent rehliance
to any ferrous ,nvalion of their liheiies -
Whatever fancies may be whiipered N your
ear by the para(tes Of corrupt and venal ad-
minilr auon, YOU may rch ta',.hed that the
MATS of the New England people will always
remain true 70 their own intere!ts. and hrm as
the Ruiiian leg;ons againf opprefhon. They
will tear much for the preiervAtion of the
Union; bur beware how you preis them too
far, or rely too implicitly on her attachment
TO a couft,,u',on detervediy dear to them, It'll
you make it the Intirumeni of their iu' juga
lion. N z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-15
w ole No IT'S.

Oenge. rell stories to rouse the PEG.
pies anger-They'd fight britain for
ever, for this, for that, or for the other
thing-But watch their conducf, and
you will fnd that such take special care
hoqo they Eghf.-oome perhaps may
venture to take comnission--But most
of them stay at home and fight only in
clustering threats hey will call
neighbor tory, who scorns to play The
hypocrite, in urging war that he don't
mean to support. How foes n it is for
the great body Of the people to suffer
themselves to be dragged into war By
such chaps. We wonder at the Gladi-
ators who used to fight and kill each
other in the theatre at Rome for the a.
musement OF the gentry, while in fact
We too often act the same foolish part.
Negv Jersey hafser.