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DESERTED,
Andrew Hroacil.

private in Capt. McCnliock's Connanv. a
resident of King and Queen County, about 90
years OF age, five feet nine inches high. iuii'
lace, red complexion and fair hair, by occup.-
ton farmer. u is more than probable he win
turn his course homeward. will give the Ia.
sai reward TO any person who will deliver him
to me or any other officer at this mace.
MATTHEW r. WALTON 1t G. a..
manlant, 9TH Regt. 4th Brigade.
Camp Carriers, Nov. %, 1914.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

A general meeting Of the Stockholders, for
thepurPose Of electing Directors for the Insti-
tuition, will be held at the Bank on Tuesday
the Sd Of January next
Wm. NECEERvls, Cashier.
November 80. ewtdm
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Fsom the best Information I can obtain,
theft force. when, they took possession o.
the town, consisted, in armed vessels, Of
heavy schooac-s. the largest mounting 1Sib
carronades, aid one heavy Sleep with four
teen targes. eighteen hundred troops. com
posed Of regulars. marines and sailors-at
their hrst landing, they threw arc hundred
troops oil shore, and declared it a single gun
had been fired. they would have burnt the
town. They have nov below, one friga,e,
.wo bomb vessels, and seven or 500 troops
--iheis Destination Fredsricksburg-C oi
Maicoi"c conmapt!ed ~ I'appahannocts -
Coon Barry, cc'ow, commands the whole
Oh the vessels below, ut threes O'Clock this
evening, l saw two standing up from six to
eighsriles below town at the same time
saw their squadron above the town, get un-
dsr weigh and stand up the river
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TO RENT.

n Three Story fire Proof Brick House
Situated oo-E Street, opposite the Yell Ia.
vern, and now occupied by J. and $. Cosby, one
among the best stands for Grocery Store, and
possession 70 be given the 9th Of next month
in1uirc OF james Lownes, or in his absence OF
Caleb Iownes.
Two other Brick Dwellings in the Polling
Garden. Inquire Of James Lownes, or in his
absence Of Caleb Lownes who lives near the
premises JAMES LOWgEs,
18th Month 10Th, 1914.
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TO PRINTERS.
Booksellers, and Lo0ers Of Ii
fefufnre.

ON Tuesday the 18th Of December mex,
will be sold, at Pubic Auction, at the Office
of the
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
EMnn:nEa.
WEpNaspAr. pgeEmasN Z. lsi4.

The Execution Law inserted IN to-dsy's pa-
paper and other interesting matter, has rrcv .rt-
ed us iron, giving tls i.ie debates in Congreas,
which will appear Viii, tic dispatches brought
by the Chauncey, in uiIF neat. IS
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To Ffis ExceIlency
La.NES BARBOUR

10 the Senate of the u. S. Mr King (from
a committee) has reported bill for Natl,
onal Bank, on the same scheme rs the first
one in the II. o. R.--capital S Is 900 0o0.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-09
New York, June 4.

We learn by Que OF the men belong
ing TO the sloop Nancy, of Sou,hold,
which arrived here yesterday from Ri
yer head, that on Mondey last or 7
bsrges from the British squadron sue
ceeded in cutting out and burning FIVE
sloops lo4ding with wood at the mouth
of Warding River & that neighborhood,
together with about 800 cords of wood
living on the beach, in readiaess for mar
ke:
On Tuesday, 2 barges, having on
board about so men. attempted 10 cut
out the aforementioned sloop Nancy,
then leading with wood at River Head !;
as the barges approached, they were b.
sersed by party OF militia stationed in
that neighborhood, who, to the number
Of 40, in Two divisions, concealed them.
selves behind hill very near the shore
till the enemy had fired their swivels
and got close in with the shore--ths mi
litia then opened their fire in good ORDER
upon the bsrges, and continued it with
spi,it iii they ere out of reach. AT the
first volley an officer and several men
were seen to fall. Our informant says
there must have beer O or - of the en-.
envy killed and wounded. At the open.
ing of our FIRE the bsrges withdrew from
the shore in such haste, that they did not
attempt to fire but one or two muskets !;
no one on our side was injured. When
oat of reach of the militia they madese.
seral signals OF distress to the "a then
in sight, which sent boat to their as
sIstauCe.
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legislature.

The General Court of New Hamr-
shire, will convene at Concord, on
"Wednesday next In the Senate there
will be lederalists and democrats
in the House loo federalists and 81 de-
Necrats. One ei the important items
of business which will come before the
Legisla. ure, is tho choice Of a Senator
n Con ess for two years TO supply the
place vg afed by the death OF the Hon.
Nicho q Gilman.
Portsmouth OrGcle.
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,,asTMOUTH, IN. H.) May 81.
TUE ENEMY.

A H AI@' ~ 80 = q
=, Sunday morning last, two Bril-
.sips Of war, supposed to be a fri
4 AID rszee, came into the bay, and
"a = bout 4 miles n. w. from
4. ,so,I SHiesterday a barge from one
,sem chased a small schr. on shore.
p,e near Goss' mills. a small par
[ militia (about l6) had secreled
,r,:,ys behind wall, near the sho
d shen the barge was within about
a, Yards OF the shore they hailed and
.,e sascered by a musket shot from
u; The Whole party then opened a Fl c
,ru,ketry upon the ba ge, when she
ra,di4tely reirearcd.-lt is expected
,,cnber were killed on board. Much
,,i,s S due this gallant l,le- band, for
/ 5-aye'y displA, ed on the occasion,
n 10 doubt, had The enemy risked IA
s,,e,', they would have eventually
zen captured.
Tas inhabitants nt Rye s. the neigh
snr towns, assembled Win an slacri
} uhlch does thsw much honor-in
,ry short npe after the skirmish
savs 500 had collected. (.
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Extract Of a letter from NORTHAMPTON,
Eastern Shore, Virginia, dated
!. TUESDAY, MAY 81.

+" TUESDAY, May 81.
" On Sunday morning about sun rise'
eleven BRITISH barges, containing four or
FIVE hundred men, effected landing On
Pungotesgue Greek, near the house OF
MIR. Smith, where were stationed
guard Of Fifty or sixty men, who feugb,
brayely for half an hour and retreated,
with The loss of one piece OF artillery.
The enemy took possession OF Smiths
house, and plundered him OF every
thing AT O'clock, about 1000 militia
and volunteers assembled, attacked the
enemy at Smiths house, who made
their escape and got on board their bar-
ues in a few minutes one OF the ems"
my was found dead on the shore, and
great deal of blood all the way from the
place of attack down to the place OF en-
officers sword was also
found, so that il is probable they went
off many Of them with sore bones. On
our part only two were wounded.-N
the artillery had been up in time, the
enemy must have been cut to pieces.
Norfolk Ledger.
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NETWORK, June 8.

Yeseruay a.tc,Doon, General Nor
|msbigade OF artiIIe Y, paraded on the
|Ancrg accus'panied by the Flee,
|GVa,d,, and some ether military corps,
,.;lg y5,y exhibited splendid martial
|rxGante, and went through the seve-
|ha'Iaa'y evolutions, with great pre-
dson add ptltude.
Arpcr reached this city last evening
tal Oh Tuesday last, the British had
Sn %vesal barges Into Wading ri.er,
Pea huntington, where they burnt six
rreD slOops, and about 100 cords OF
|Ondki0g on the deck:
We unders stand many Of the mer-
|hRs Of hsllfax have petitioned Admi.
b Cochfane TO except some port or
Eers in the U. States from blockade
foustesn impressed seamen arrived
Salem N the last Cartel from HALIFAX.
scy were Al first held as prisoners, at.
|sr being Discharged from service ; but
p knos not whether they are released
lu4cut exchange ar not
Oh Friday morning last, the house Of
! Sanuei Gould, of MISS was STRUCK
| ashlBiDs, aud two children severely
kpj
By the smack Jefferson, which arriv-
yesterday trrm Sandy Hook, We
a,Ihat on Tuesday night, privateer
iooaer put 10 sea but the wind beng
81 she did not clear ,he-land and
he morning she was discovered and
''rG BY tae Saturn race. The scbr
sane unc stood near the shore at
Sh 'ae wind shifted suddenly to the
'a'ard and brought her to the wind
Ao' Saeh 1t Is supposed she effected
Stepe The raZee while in chase
z" 70 or 50 shot az the schooner.
'siIc' from New-Hayen, dated on
'I'oe'dsy atnaon, states, that an enc
SA' had just passed the harbor
'O' Sss ward. II also states, that a
cS and sloop of war were at anchor
s',iAneF's Island on Tuesday.
!" Monday last frigate sent her
81 into The harbor Of Brookhaven,
nand and Cot cot the sleops Ca
.''ad Liberty, and set 6re to several
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-09

das's present residence, on the corner
of Prince and Water streets.
IT'S 6nish'd, 'tis done, the spirit is ae d
The pris'nor is gone, the Christian IL
dead.
Departed this life on the 5th inst. At
his late dwelling in Fairfax County, Mr.
Edward San ford, in the 62d year OF his
age; after short illness In which was
exemplified all the patience and reslg-
nation of one born from above, and tast
repining for the society Of spirits made
perfect.
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THOMAS MOUNT.

TTAS Just received new assofH
ment of tho most fashionable
CANES and WHIPS Also, just
finished, a large lot Of the handsomest
TORTOISE SHE'LL COMBS be has
ever had made ALI Of the newest
patterns,
ON HAND,
A few boxes Cotton Cards, No. IA,
Knives and Forks, Tea Trays Lookup
Glasses, Tooth, Head, Cloth, Whif4
wash, Sweeping and Shoe Brushes;
Transparent, Rose, Violet, Palm and
Windsor Soap ; Epauletts, Swords
Pistols, Pcnknives, Rasors, Scissors,
Pocket Books, Note Cases. Lead PEN
cIs, Slate do and States, Military Fea-
theirs. An assortment of Jewellery
Silver Thimbles, Table Mats, Crum
Brushes, Powder Flasks and Horns,
HON rumblers. 20 kegs Richmond
lob, cco,lwith variety of other aticIes.
All of which will be sold low fof m oncy.
June Q. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-09

menin each barge, up TO the head of the
navigation, and have taken the soundiRss
of these rivers. They generally ap-
preach in the night. when none of their
vessels are in immediate view, & arrive
at the hsad Of the water-courses aboat
Daylight The first visit of the enemy
IN this way, was on the night Of the LIST
instabtto East river, when they captured
the fine schooner Grecian, Of Baltimore
1.-The loss to the owner by this capture
in vessel and cargo is computed at
SS5,ooo and not cent insured"
Enquirer.
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RALEIGH, juno 8,

We this moment learn that an express
has just aFsived to Col. Long, informing
him that large British force is off the
mouth of Cape Fear. The whole ofthe
Regular troops in CantoDment near
this city will be marched for the sea-
board to day or tomorrow.
Ertract Of a letter from, Robert Coch-
ran, Esq TO his erceNency Gsv. Ha7v-
kihs, dated
WILMINGTON, May %, 1914.
SIR-for two or three days past,
the enemy have appeared off the main
bar of Cape Fear. The force consists
of two ships and one brig, on board of
which they have decoyed and taken off
three of the main Bar Pilots. Captain
Wilson of Fort Johnston, seems to
think their object is 10 proceed along the
coast, in order to demoIish the salt works
in this neighborhood and has given Or
ders TO Capt. Goodwin, OF the y. S.
43d Regt who is now with his compa-
ny at Federal Point, to be on the alert"
On Monday last Capt Dabney march
ed fran the Cantonment near this city,
with Is men for Fort Hampton, and the
same day so men Of Capt Loves com
pany arrived here FROM Buncombe.
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.r,;, American. The successes
Ib''d. r re. and the capture OF Paris
ofih' s" "otousia,tic Joy among the of
i:tI' scsrs are generally tired OF the
iS ',nou, life they leadin the Chssa-
20 ro,gh they are regularly sup.
ss"S'' ",lou or ether. with abundance
lfo ."od,bings which the neighbor.
lOss ~, affords such as poultry OF
pI co. \. lamb, veal, mutton, FISH. fruit,
', Admiral Coek6urn requests
e .,;can Editors to spell his name
y ' n foronounced Co6urn and not
GU 'I"r, Admiral cochrans is not ex-
~ on this coast; C.eh6urn, il is
,.rled, will command on the south
\ cast
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By LAST NIcHT's Mail.

Extract Of a letter from .Ns1o-York.
dated June 9Th, 10 gentleman in
this City.
81 have just moment to inform
yeu that accounts are received this
morning from the Eastward, viz
Halifax, with English dates to the
18th April, confirming the dethrone-
ment of Bonaparte by his own Sc
nate in faDour Of the Bourbons.-
Heis to retire to the small Island OF
Elba, with pension Of $4,000
pounds per annum. Thus ends his
career.
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FROM DETROIT.
ChRicothc, Ohio,

ChRicothe, Ohio, May 26.
We have information up to the 5th
instant. Captain Gratiot, of the corps
oil engineers, had assembled with a de
tachn.ent to the upper end Of Lake
ST Clair to build fort, on some favora.
bic point, for the purpose of cutting off
the communication of the Indians With
Mackina. The British i, is believed,
are buiidiag boats on Lake Simcoe. A
gun boat with two six Founders and 80
men has been sent from Detroi, to
Lake Huron, to ascertain the enemy's
strength and movements In that quar-.
ter. British desertcrs arc daily .srriy-
ing at Detroit-they state, that the
Marine store-house at Kingston which
contained the sails, rigging and equip
ments intended for the new British yes,
sells, was recently burst with all its
contents. Ofthis fact there is no doubt
Five pieces of ordance sunk in the
river Thames have been raised x taken
to Detroit.
The Great Council with Northern
Indians will commence at 6reenville,
on the Fl ontiers of this state, on the
aoth day of juno.
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On the subject of the memorial of the
merchants and principal resident inha-
btauts, Interested In the trade and fish.
cries of Newfoundland, to the Co.
vernon of that Island, praying that the
citizens of the United States may be de-
prived ,of the useSof the fisheries, the
Editor Of the New-York Evening Post,
makes the following observations:
The FISHERIES lin this evenings
paper our readers will find the Memo
rial mentioned IN our last. Much Of
whatever OF argument il contains, ,ulDs
upon the ABUSE not the USE OF the pri-
,yileges formerly enloyed by US; me-
thoo Of reasoning never to be adai,ted
in any case Bat We shall not now en-
ter into criticism on the highly inn
prudent and unwarrantsble grounds az.
yanced in this document neither shall
we at this time, undertake. to discuss
the right or the equity of the British
claim to the fisheries exclusively; suf-
hce tito ay, il is what we never can, ne.
yer must, never will yield, until we are
compelled to yield our independence a.
long wits it.-THE FISHERIES OR NO
THING.
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PUBLIC SALE.
June 3.

i OOblO O<1bGs
ON Tuesday next the l4th inst. will be
sold at the Vendue Store,
Some Books, Watch and some ar
ticles Of Plate.
Also, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County of Randolph, State of
Virginia, and at 8 o'clock in the after
noon on the premises,
Il Lot on alfred Street, betsceen
King and Prince, 20 feet front BY 10
feet.
a Lot on Cameron Street bet1ccen
Alfred and Patrick, II feet front by rs
fcet-and
T1co Lots on Patrick Street., ".
of Cameron one OF which has 30 feet
front, the other 2 feet inches by JOB
feet S inches. The terms will be
made known at the Sale The above
property belongs to the estate OF Johs
Richter. decd.
A. C. Cazenore, Er'sr.
lima O.
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PO S r sc Up II.
IMPORTANT.

At a late Hour last evening, we
were politely favored hy gentleman
of this Town, with the Boston Pal.
ladium Extra Of the Sd inst. contain.
ing extracts from Halifax papers Of
the 18th and eth uIt. and London
dates to April 19. giving the official
accounts ofthe dethrone ment ofBoBa.
.parte& establishment of the Bourbons
upon the throne ofFrancs. The de-
tails are of too interesting a nature
to be abridged, we shall therefore
content ourselves with the anHuDcis.
alton of the fact this morning, and
refer our readers to an Extra Sheet
which we shall issue as early as pes
sible this day for the particulars.
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Died on Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ag
mes Hepburn, late wife of William Hep.
burn She was di,,ing uished for sim
htieify ofmaanes and u feisned fiety-
haDng Aved in the fea, V CD, she
died in peace in her s7ih year. The
friends and aequainances of the family.
are requested to attend her funeral this
afternoon at 4 o'clock from Mrs Dun.
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From the Herkimsr Ame-ieSn, May -.
The Ahernatfpe.-Three Sailors de
serted near this place on Sunday, from
detachment on the way to the lakes
They were pursued as far as the Little
falls, when one of them was taken, one
made his escape, and the other being
closely pursued as the only alternative,
precipitated himself from the bridge over
The Falls among the rocks in the current,
and was either killed BY the fall, or
drowned
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9.
TO sHEw
TO SHEw
sAE vxkr AGE < BODY OF rHH TINE
as FORM AND PRESSURE"
MORE aGI,ORIOUs" NEWS.

MORE "GLORIOUS" NEWS.
BY the arrival of the privateer Fox at
Portsmouth, on a cruise; accounts have
bsen received, that Bonaparte has abdi-
Gated his throne, and retired with his fa-
miiy. as pensioner, to an Island in the
ELECTROMAGNETIC Louis the XVIIIth
had assumed the government of France,
and that General Peace in Europe had
been concluded. The first part of the
story appears to us extremely impro-
6able, but the two last events which
i, relates, have in all probability
taken place before thi, time. We are
far however from placing our impii-
cit reliance upon the truth Of this
Northern news; and we would recon-
mend the same caution TO our rea-
ders--at least for the present --
We ought to profit by the experience
OF others. Who knows, but it may be
News Trap, set for US by our willy brc.
th,en, the Democrats ? Like the cum
ming Fox in the fable; having lost
their rails, il would be great relief to
their modification, could they prevail
upon US, to part with oars.
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WASHINGTON CITY, June s..
A BRILLIANT EXPLOIT.

Cory ofa letter. from Gen. Gaines to the
Secretary Of Mar.
Head. Quarters, Sackctt's Harbor,
May 3Oth, 1914.
S1R-Maor Apling of the lst rifle
regt. with a small detachment placed
under his command for the purpose OF
protecting the naval stores coming from
Oswego. having got safely into Sandy
Greek, was this morning attacked by
detachment from the British navy (; and
after all action Of ten minutes, beat and
captured the whole of the eneniy's force,
without the loss of man excepting one
Indian.
The loss of the enemy is 8 killed, %
wounded. and | 80 taken with four large
and as many small boats. Amongst the
prisoners are two Post Captains, four
Lieu,enants of the navy, one CJptain o.
marines and two lieute nants, and two.
midshipmen. The Captain of Ma ines
and one Midshipman are badly wounded.
Major Aplins's detailed report will
De fOrWaT1Su as soon aS TcCciVSus
Most respectfully, / am, SC.
G. r. GAINES,
Brig. Gen, Comdg.
The Hon. Gen. JOHN ARMSTRONG,
Department OF War, Washington
We learn by gentleman from Not
tingham on the Patuxent, that the enc
my's force consisting Of one seventy.
four, one gun brig, two schooners and
sundry barges were lying in Drum
Point Harbor 6mouth Of Patuxent river)
on Saturday last. The Hotilla command.
ed BY Commodore Barney were blockad.
ed in the river, and were lying on Sa,
turday evening last as far up as Point
Patience. The enemy have destroyed
several water craft, which we're cot out
of Rousby Hall Creek; the militia in
Calvert are uuder arms and prepared to
meet them in the event of their landing.
The force on the St. Mary's shore con-
sists OF a detachment of regulars com
manded by Major Stewart of the army,
which, together with the neighborins
militia, comprise force safficien: to re-
pel the enemy. Intel.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
ON Monday 9Th inst. will be sold on
the premise on credit OF s months,
A Frame House and Lot Of
Ground Or Prince, between Alfred and
Columbus Streets, 20 feet 10 inches
front by &c feet deep, subject TO q
ground rent of 800 81. Possession
given 18th July.
P. G. Marsteller.
5 June
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OFFICIAL.

Extract of ietter from Leduen Gayle,
Lieut. Col Of the 6lst Resf. to the
.Adjutanf General. dotted
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MATHEWS COUNTY, May Is

"The principal station OF the enemy
in our Bay is Tangier Islands, but they
continue line Of CT izers of light and
l.rpe vessels from thence to Lynbaven
Bay part ofthym continually lowering
close in, along the shores from New
nt-Comfort to the mouth ,ot the
Rappahannock River, and within Is OF
20 days past they have { nded on'
r,ncipal wafer courses. say East, North
and Piankitsnk Rivers, in large force
With barges of the largest class, not le.s
ian six in numbsr with from 50 to 20
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am very certain that am substantially and
general right, and give i Is wi,lt passel
within my own know,etfge
Our revolution ia poin, OF acquiring wealth.
pop'fsst,on and fame, on the &c, an. even wher,
we had Judged oarsr weak. Ia, Exceeded,
oy far. our highest expectations, and ON land
thongh &c have met with some discourage
ments by vizinous or cow,r.iy officers. and
through want OF due caution IN some cases. &c,
IN every instance believe, wserr. brave men
have Tad oar troops, with due ssiri,.and caution,
even the veterans OF BriSsin have found no
ca,ise OF Boosting. but ia many Instances were
Obliged to give way II, our superior vzlor.
When little nore experiences has rendered us
superior to their wilcs. what may We not pro-.
mise TO oursetye& A although tae,yet NAV
be permitted to bold psrt o CAnaia, it nay be
greatiy to our Autobiography may b. as H.
Canaanites To the Israeli es, tharhs inour SIDES
To re r up the knowir H ofssr an,ongs, our
young people, after the tfescat race Is Con. :
10 teach US the value oi,libs-ty, aud pr.v nj us
from sinking down INTO luxury AMI indDlsncs,
70 the destruction ut industr. morals, add eve.
~ manly virtue AM at ,se same time toteach
| our enemies test they mus, not wantoniy at
| tempt us any matersl injucy, either on land or
on the ocean, seeing these possessions oftheirk.
alter y lew years, DE always within our reach
tor the purpose Of indemnity. For trust
We have convinced them. however long we
| foroear, we are Aot to DC trifed with, but will,
with all tie m sjesry of power, one day cause
them to feel our vengeance and respect the
Laws OF right and justice.