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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Mare Lost.
March 10, 1914.

STOLEN, or strayed away out of the sta
BILE of Jacob Zimmerman, in Martinsburgh.
on the 3lst day of January last, dark
sorrel MARE, eight years old next spring.
a natural trotter, carries good head and
tail, has some white spots on the near side
being occasioned by the saddle, and was
shod before. If she is taken up within the
County of Berkeley or Jefferson, | will
give Reward offour dollars and allreason-
able charges, if brought home or secured
so that get her again; if taken up out Of
the aforesaid Counties, eight dollars and
all reasonable charges, if brought home OF
secured SO that | get her again
BENJAMIN DREAMER.
Shepherds-town, March 8, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31

WILL offer for sale, by public vendue.
on Thursday the 81 st instant, Iif fair. il
not, the next fair dayI at my farm near
the Stone House Tavern Mill Creek,
A Team of well. broke.
strong and handsome Wagon Horses, with
complete gears, and Plantation Wagon,
nearly new ; they will be sold together or
separate, as may best suit purchasers
also, several young Horses, Mich Cows
and number of young Cattle-all my
Farming Utensils, consisting of Ploughs,
Harrows, an excellent Windmill, Cutting
Box, and sundry other articles. A credit
until the 10Th day of November next will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security,
ALEXANDER STEPHEN i
March 8, 1914. ,e
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Estray Cow.

TAKEN up by the subscriber as an es-
tray, black Muly cow with small
white spot in her forehead and slime white
on her tanks. has no perceivabts marks
appraised to fourteen dollars. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
WILLIAM PORTERFIELD.
March 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an E.ee
ton will be heid at the Court House i
Martinsburgh, on the second Monday i
April next, for the purpose of eiecting two
fit persons to represent the County Of Berke-
ley in the next general Assembly of Viz,
ginia.
CHARLES ORRICK
Sheriff Of Berkeley Countv.
March 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
\ Miller w anted.

WANTED, on the first day of April next, a
w single man, who is well acquainted with
manufacturing Flour, and with the Milling business
generally, and who can come well recommended
TO such person liberal wages will be given
HUGH V. PATTERSON.
February "a, 1914 3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
NOTICE.

ALL persons who borrowed LIME from
the subscriber, are requested to return
il without delay.
THOMAS MPHERRIN.
March 18th, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
William Figg, and Benjamin Bell and
William Cherry,
II A G L

TLLh oE IANE NUIICE,
THAT on Tuesday the 18th day Of May,
1914, between the hours of in the morn,
ing and 8 in the evening, at the house in
which Abraham Gorrell now lives and
keeps tavern, in the town of Martinsburgh,
Berkeley County, Virginia, shall proceed
to take the deposition of William Moor
mick and others; which dispositions / in
tend to offer in evidence on the trial of an
injunction in chancery, now depending in
the county court of Berkeley, wherein
am complainant, and you are defendants
Yours, ENOS ROSS.
March 18th, 1914. Pm.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
@Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber.
by bond or note, are requested to discharge
the same, on or before the 25th day of April
next-Those who fail to comply, will Ger.
tainly have suits brought against them al
the May Court next ensuing.
ADAM STRAYER. sen.
March IL, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
TO be Rented, for term ofyears,
That we'll known and long established
Tavern Stand.

in Charles Town, Jefferson County, be-
longing to the representatives of Thomas
Flagg, deceased, and which has been for Sc
veral years past in the occupancy of Mr.
Robert Fulton. Possession may be had on
the first day of April next For particulars
apply to the subscriber living in Martins
burgh, Berkeley County, or to Matthew
Ransom, Esq. Charles Town
JOSEPH HEyNOR
March 5, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
December is.

OF A VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY,
For sale by the Subscriber at his Store in
Shepherds Town.
Amy person purchasing has liberty to re-
turn it--ifon trial they should not be pleased
with the guicAness and strength of the
Powder.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, Dec, 23, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
NEW GOODS.
THE Subscribers have reeei we'd and
just finished opening
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
FANCY GOODS

Which have been lately purchased for cash
in Philadelphia, and selected from the la
test arrivals
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
ELEGANT damask SILK SHAWLS
Levantine Silks, Fancy Ribbons, Black and
Changeable Lutestrings, White Satin and
Mantuas, Fine Linen Cambrick Handker-
chiefs, Fashionable Split Straw, Silk, and
Cut Velvet Bonnets, Knotted Counterpanes
very large and handsome, Cheap Irish Lii
mems, Fancy Muslins of all kinds, Cheap
Cambricks, Calicoes and Chintzes, 10 Bales
of India Muslin, a large assortment Of Mems
and Boys Shoes, Ladies' Morocco and Kid
Slippers, Looking Glasses, sc. &c. all of
which are now offered for sale on The most
reasonable terms for Cash.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
INVASION or raE WEST.

Our most important, pest on the U Mississippi
has fallen into the hands Of the invaders. The
British Col. III Cav. with 200 regulars and
Michigan Fencbles anh 900 Indians, invested
the Fort at Pr0iye du Chien on the 18TH july.
After siege and csnnunade of two days, terms
ofcapitulstion were Agreed to, and .he garti-
san SBfi ?obi re 2nth, having wound
ed. Conditions The GARRISON TO be protect
ed from the Indians have their private propeg-
ty5 and an escoTt to point Crock River) be-
yond tie reach of the sayagcs not to serve till
= Sstchauged. The fortress being attacked by
the British army on laed, their boats On the
river. and the people of the ylagr, was under
the necessity OF surrenderirg for want of sup.
plies, as vas ajudsment of q council, of war,
Lieut.. Perkins commandant, Capt. G Kepner-
ly, aid 30 Goretnot Clark. ard J.. Kennerly-
The garrison bad NO surgeon 10 dress the woun
ded, and are on their wax down to ST. Louis
Prairie du Chen is at thy confluence of the
Mississippi a,IG ouisconsinE rivers, $50 niles
above tie Ohio, and and about west from De-
troit arc Ma CARA. S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
FOR THE ARGUS.

Amidst the various persons who have so
Justly received applause through the medi.
uD OF the press, for their patriotic EXERT.
one. in defence of our State, 1 have looked
u vain for the name of Captain Emanuel ].
Leigh of the 10th regiment Of United States
Iufantry--When the services of this gentle.
man are recollected--when we call 10 me !.
nory the zeal and ability which he has dis
played IN recruiting men TO fight the battles
OF his country--whcn we bring 20 mind his
late unparalleled march with DO as prime
looking slen as ever took the field, for the
defence of bis native State, we must feel
proud &c acknowledge him a native of Vir-
sinia. On his arrival in the city, he makes
a tender Of his services to the Executive.
which learn from good authority, were
received With all the pleasure, which natn.
rally flows from so maguanimous an act. II
is to be hoped, that his merit will be reward
cd By the Executive Of the y States, as ],
will mos, certainly be acknowledged by the
friends to free government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

Virginia
ut Rules holden tn The Cleyts Office of he Su-
pcyior Cogrt of Chance,g far fde Richmond
Disffiet, The 1n day If JalJ, 1914.
Robert II. Rose PlaihtiT,
AGAINST
Joel Bennett and 'Tsndy 3owcock assignesof r.
Barbour, Iste Bankrupt, now deed, Thomas
Barbour. Father and iieir Of the said Richard
JohqThomaz, Robert King, Charles CROUCH,
ton, and William DAWSON, executor of James
Short, decd Defts,
THE Defendant Robert King not having en-
tered has appearance aud given security sc-
( eJrding TO the Act ofAssembly and the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory e.
violence, that he Is not an inbabitart of this
country: "a is ordered, That the said Defend
an, do sppcar here on The Grst day OF the next
term and snswer TIE bill Of tie Plaintiff; sad
that copy o. this order be forthwith inserted
IN SONS newspaper published IN the City of
Richmond, for two months successiveiy end
posted at the front door Of the Capitol, IN the
said City.
cory, TEsrE,
WIN, w. HENINC, &C
August s. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
buckingham County,
Tvis CoNyf, 1917.
Ellis Putney

Ellis Putney PIsiutifi0
WDlism 7. Hsnsford- and ! CHANcERS-
Stephen Guerrsnt, sdmr's.
ciJane Hansford, deceased,
- Daits.J
ON the motion Of the PisintiF, and it sBnesrs
ing to the satisfaction Of Tie Court tl,,t ire
Defendaat, WfD. T. Hsnsford, is not 4. i7bsbi-
tant OF thus state.---If is otderec, Tina. ,,nlsss
the sad WIN. r. Hansford shall soneRr Gers.
on or before October Court next, and snsUe-
the Plaintiffs bill, the Court will then praceed
totake the same for confessed Is 10 him, ard ~.
cree the matter thereof accordingly and thai
copy OF thus Order be forthwith inserted ~
some public newspaper the Cityof R,chnone.
f1r two months sucoessiyely, and another nooy
be posted up at the front door oil the Coy-,-
hoese Of this County.
cory TRsTE.
August 6. ys~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
EASTERN ARGUS rxTeA.

Portland, Friday, Sept 2. 6 O'clock p. VI.
A gentleman from Brunswick has jus, ar
rived IN town who states that an express arr
rived m Wiscasset last evening with The m,
welcome Intelligence that the British. on the
night OF the 3lst CIT. with twenty eight sail
OF vessels, entered Penobscot river and land
ed 5000 troops--CASTINEan and BEL FAST
were in their possession
This information was broughttc Brnns
swick by gentleman of that town who saw
the express---We fear the u. S. ship
Adams will fall into their possession.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
September 6
MAILS RoRRrD

a printed statement is received by DIR. Bur
rsl', from the Postmaster at Bowling Green,
(Kentrcky informing ofthe discovery of very
extensive system Of Mn;jrobbing committed by
his clerk, Daniel S. .,f-N5aL (1e years old.
oflight conplexion) who has been Bound 10 APP
pear for trial, on the last Monday of August -
The pNunder had been very comfortable, and il
is apprebended M'Neal will not appear a;
Court The printed list in possession Of the
Postmaster in this city, though long, is but a
portion of the letters embezzied.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
NOTICE,
e. Terrell & L. Atkinson.

GKsrEcTFULlY inform the Citizens OF Rirbs
"a nont, that they have re suHled the exercise
Of their profession.
AS several OF their students and pupiis h,ve
leu Town IN conse quence OF the late alarm a
vacancy remains in their seminary for new en-
frances Should the motions Of the enemy rem.
der ssuspension Of their professional duties ne.
cessarF, their fees Of tuition will he only for TIE
time OF their attendance, in proportion to the
terms OF the year. They embrace the present
oppertunlty,to iniormtheir friends and students
III u'e country, that they may, most probably,
soon return to the city, aad remain here in safs.
y.
SeptsS. 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
FnEDEkIcxsBuRe, Sept. z.
Extract 'ofa ietfe, from a gentten,an az Alexan.
-. aria, Galed. Sebte,,lber 8.

y
dria, dated. September s.
On Thursday Capt. Porter and Capt J. o..
Creighton, hearisg that The British officers were
dining at Triplett's hotel, came down from
the City alone for the purpose OF taking them
pris lers Some tory informeithe officers and
they immediately went on board p and C..
then went down TO the wiarf, where British
midshiPmsn was experimenting the loading OF
some DISQUALIFICATION, who IS remarkably
stout. srong man, Immediately seized him by
the collar, with an intention Of carryingh i'm off;
unfortunately the midshipman's cravat GOT
loose and he escaped to The boats Yesterday
morning the ships of war, with all their plum.
der, (about 10000 bsrrels of -four, 900 hogs.
head, of tobacco, valuable slips and many
small vesseis,) got under way 10 go down.
understand they are somewhat dissa. sfied with
tfeir situation, and would no doubt willingly
give up their plumber to be safe out Of he
riyer." LtN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
BY Last evenings Mai.


A gentleman rom por,land. informs that yea.
erasy afternoon az three O'clock express arrived
M intelligence to @hnerai Chshdler, that on
eun ssisy British force OF IS vessels. the lar.
gest CT whieh sloop orwar took u,,sscssion ~
Cas'r,e. The number oftroors is snid 70 be ., COZ
probably the troops which were lately at Halifax
The letters AMI papers by the Saratoga are nnt
vet delivered. Lord Coclirane was Expelled from
Parliament JULY 7th.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
NOTICR.

CT The Rev. JOHN II. RICE will preach IN the
Monumental Church Oh sunday next, AZ tie usual
hour The galleries will be free a. ususi.--Thers
can be no doubt that Pcwholders will be clad 10
accommodate ~ Gar possible such citizens as have
90, peWs, those especially who may wish TO secure
seats previously to the tine OF service.
Sept. ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Albany. September 8.


Albany. September 8.
Extract Of q letter from u gentleman asSac-
ket,'s lis,bcr, to his friend in this city, tla,
ted August 80. 1914.
81 had fondly hoped ere this 20 have had
It in my power tn give you something more
pleasing ard imporrant. Il is my task this,
once, and hope fcr the last time. to report
TO yoti some unpleasant news. Our young
sfaro, Lieutenant Gregory, is at length pri-
iscner. 4
:" have not yet possessed myself car~
recty OF the circumstances attending his
capture; butt appears that he had attempt,
ed the destruction of a raft of timber some
where in the Bay of Cu,nty, in a zig, with
MidshpmaD Hart, and ten men They were
overpowered by numbers and obliged to
surrender, Mr.. Hart is reported TO have
been killed, and Mr.. Gregory Wounded :.
The conflict is said to have been desperate,
and lasted ten minutes against a force of 40
men. ideepiy feel the loss of botlfthese va
luable young men.
'"The Jefferson, Sylph, and Oneida, left
the head OF the Lake they touched at this
place 10 provisions, and joined the feet at
the Ducks. The Jones and Conquest are
cruizins up and down this shore. The build
ing OF euhboats progresses rapidly at this
place. Nine are already in the water, and
six just ready 10 go off.he stocks. The Bri,
fish are said, TO be landing in considerable
f1-cr at Cape Vincent, aud the militia are
called out on the occasion. This place was
all last night in state of alarm. have nc
serious apprehensions IN that head
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

t6P A PETITION viii be pres ented TO the
n mex General Assembly of Virgins.
praying that a aw may pass, authorship IT,
payment ii'r FIVE hogsbsads OF tobacco. inspett.
on the 25th Mays 1870, in the name Of vii
liam Hamlet, at Cedar Point warehouse--.whirb
tobacco was lost by the burning of the s4id
warehouse Sept. 10. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.
POSTSCRIPT

POSTSCRIPT.
From cur Philadelphia Correspondent.
BY TEE LAST EXPEDITION STAGE.
NEW Yonx. Sept. Sc ,ening.
The following WA written en- the cover, ot
he Geneva Gazette Of the 3lst pf Sugu c.
II 1t should prove true that the British have
RECEIVED SO large reinforcement. our army
ny E,tc must ce Ia crltlcai situation.
Phe British vesses tbat were block AIDED
in the Niagara have escaped.
The British have. been reinforced az
Fort Erieby two regiments, containing 1900
men.
Great numbers of militia from this place
and vicinity are going on to Buffalo,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
PHIIAprLpn1As ent

A letter from Nj. Daschkcff, to his Sec
rotary in this city, dated at New.York. has
endorsed on it in the Russian language, !"
have just received advices that Spain las
declared war against the United States.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
:, sepaT.

SHALL petition the Legislature of Virginia.
at the next session, for leave TO Erect a Toll
br'tge across James river, commencing on MT
land IN the county of Chesterfield and abuttirsr
on the opposite side thereof, in the county OF
henrieo, where have obtained land for the
purpose.
.. EDWARD W TRENT
September q. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
EALTIMoRE, Sent. 4

detachment Of Com. Earncy's and Com.
Rodgers men srrivcd in this city from Snow
den's Manor yesterday morning
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

General Brown has again assumed the
command of Fort Erie. Gen. Gaines has
been Vcesde,i and has retired
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

Fourteen Wagons full of our noble sea-
men, the first surmornted With the, well
known standard Of Free trade and Sailors
Rights. the whole proceeded BY The Hero
OF Valpar also, and cheered by their boat
swans whistle, passed through this city on
their way to Baltimore on Tuesday even
ing. IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
WAsRlNoroN, Sept. s.
THE BATrLE PEIOyv

From the battery under Commodore Per-
ny at Indian Head, We yesterday learnt, that
the enemy passed it on The morning of the
day before, having received bnt little injury.
from our battery, which was too light and
weak 10 dispute his passage with effeci.-----
Our loss was only oRe man wounded, and
that was in the retreat, from the shore.
AT Indian Had as well as at the White
House, the enemy expended great quaint.
ty OF ammunition in firing random shot and
shells on shore, and iu the woods. to disperse
tsc militia, &c. after the cannonade from
our little batteries had been silenccd.
- % Ndt LnR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

NV YORK, Sept Moon.
fy The Steamboat Car OF Neptune, we res
ccived the Albany Register Extraordina-
~, fthe Sd instant. from which we made
the following interesting extracts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Commissioners Office.

Richmond. str month fsf, 49,
The parties Interested are desired 70 take
notice shat have appointed the Oath day o.
day of the 10Th month (October) next for
commencing the accounts by the foregoing
decretal orders Of the Courts Greeted ,---or
which day. at 9 O'clock. a. M their attend
ance is required at my Office in this city, with
their accounts, documents and vouchers
also copy of the Court papers, for the pur-
pose of enabling me TO state and settle the
same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-23

Diversity of opinion on the subject of the
national war begins TO appear at last au,ung
federalists of the Boston stamp. While the
Boston Rebel and his associates openly deny
the duty of self-defence from the enemy. in
cases where the general government fails to
protect. we are happy to perceive differ-
ent train OF sentiment i'll ether writer's for
merry of his class. The Daily Advertiser
(RepertOry) thinks the neglect of a Con
tractor to furnish provisions will not Justify
man In starving rather than procure them
hir.Iself, and contests the point with the har-
dy Rebel. Yet the rebel junto bid the peo
pie perish sooner than save themse YES If
an incendiary fire house, they would let
1t burn until the engine came; and if the
cattle had broken into the tenants corn.
field, they wou.d not drive them out because
twas the duty of tic landlord 10 keep the
teucesin repair: TJis Gjctsias, = vSyer,.
we presume, is Intended 20 apply only to
resistance against Britain by her friends in
this country; as we find it ayowed in no o.
Their state or nation OH earth, aud ia no other
case by these people themselves, vito are
so valiant in defence OF what they claim as
their commercial rights. that they would
hight their own government to procure and
ENJOY them lin their own way. But let these
slayIsh and execrab,e doct rinss only show
their heads and they DESTROY themselves
the good sense OF Boston Itself will PROSTATE
li.eis.
(,oy,,D,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-23
CApTAIN DAVID PoRrrR

Was escorted into Philadelphia on Saturday az
ternoon last. On his arrival at the suburbs,
the horses were taken from his carriage, and il
was drawn down TO the Mansion H5use Hotel
by The populace.
We respect the motives, which induced thi.
voluntary testimo .ial o! appreciation and graft
rude. No man deserves better of his coun.
try than Captain Porter. Still we confess, as
a nsre affair ofopinion, the mode of testifyin,r
these sentiments. does not seem to us to conn
port with tie spirit ola Republic. We wish
vvesy honor to be shown to this gallant officer
but the imis"tion of;ie examples of the slavish
p9pu'ace of L..p''oi'. however well meant, we
are sure, could not gave him pleasure.
Bait Pat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-23
Colun,.
SENTIMENT AND WITT!

The following are selected from fourteen re.
guiar toasts drank at federal dinner in Salem,
in Massachusetts, at which the paper says
" Hon. Messrs. Pickering and Reed, Members
OF Congress, and Professor Smith Oi Yale Col
lege," were Present. Batting ,ieir stupidity
aud total destination of Fancy, merit Of stgc OF
novelty OF invention, they form very tit ac-
compartment 10 Governeur Morris's Grafton,
alongs side Of which we have accordingly piAc-
ed them- The occasion which they were
drank being borne in mind, their antiAmeri
caRism is douby edious. They are unworthy
OF further comment; but we cannot dismiss
them without expressing our establishment that
such men as VIM Reed is. & PrcjSssor of Taie
College ought to be, should SO far lose sight of
the respect due to themselves, as to attend
feast where such unworthy sentiments, CON
vcyed in so undignifed langsage. were likely
to be drank. The violencs o. Mr.. Picksring's
political prejudces are SO well known, that i;
would have excited no surprIze, but for the pc
verify of talent they exhibit, If he had himself
proposed every one of them.
Bet how will Mr.. Reed reconcile it to the
respectable standing he has acquired in the
House OF Representatives, TO lend the sanction
bis name TO suciI farragol And how can
Professor Smith reconcile his presence at such
orgies to that regard for the morals Of his pu-
pills, not to mention their literary taste, which
il is his duty to cultivate f! Read FEDERAL
ISIS ! Read, read, and cry shame on such
folly. (Nat. Init
Trusts d,anE at the Essen Cotee.house in Salem
(Mas. on tic 41'H Of JUL1 last
The DAY---1hey who dare aol rejoice atthe
independence Of other nations, are themselves
unworthyto be free.
\ Our IND ND ENCE-- signed at Phila-
delphia in I776--Seaiedm Paris in 1914
ALEXANDER THE DELLHERER.
His .Nost Chr. .Nojesty Louis XVIII--May
the venerable Head OF the BUurbons long enjoy,
on his lawful throne, that tranquility which
could never be found III the bosom of a blood y
Usarper.
Whte Cockade.
President MADIS oN--When " few die, and
none resign," may some be El6-owed out Of of
hce.
Sony--inthe do7Vn-hiH Of ife---
In my snug Elbow chair, &c
.NEW. Il NC LIND INLAY her SONS never for
get that " the sepulchres OF fheSr ancestors are
in the soil of Old England"
MASS ACHUSEJI'S-Sh will remembe,
that no allegiance is due, where no protection il,
afforded. MassacLuseits march.
CALEB STR ONG-- the independent Gov
ernor OF an independent State.
ST. ,ng's march.
Never Dte,e prosferoNS ~ SAID an unfeel
/ ing graye.diegor, N time OF universal pests
leace. Ha'i Columbia, Harry La.d!