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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-11
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WAR EVENTS, sc.

MASS. DosToN, May 9. 1914.
Latest from SarhctS HM6or.
Extract of letter. dated sacket's Hsrbor April 2S
AS this is tie spot 10 wn,ch the eyes Of the
whole nation are at presenl fixed, you viii, I
presume. expect to hear what is going on ia
doing which, feel much pleasure, as IN.
abs 10 say what must please every true A.
mcfican. Our naval force consist tof FIVE inc
vessels, in commission last year also, two
fine bigs. now nearly rigged TO noun, %
long SIS each. a sup tLa, viii be launched
about the first Of May, to nouE, 20 guns, SIS
and 24s, besides seyera,well armed scboonrrs,
that will nnswer ior either batteries or trans
ports the whole comprising force, believe,
amply sufficient to enable our gallant Cbaun-
cey, not only 10 chase the knight, but also 10
drub him
From Kingston, distant about thirty miles
from here, we learn that they have built two
large vessels, the last Of which was launched
thee days since SO that they will soon be able
TO come upon the Lake. This ipfu matIon
was receiy ed here the evening before last, BY
our look out sch the Lady 4 the Lake, the
commander OF which, L.. Gregor, in his re-
port TO the Commodore, says lhat he entered
the harbor OF Kingston, within mile of their
fleet, and after having reconnoltred, gave them
gun. his produced general alarm in the
town they beat 20 quarters on board of tho
fleet, and the whole military force (Which cen
siss Of about 3ooo) TUNED out, expecting an
attack from our fleet. He then wore ship,
and stood ont of the harDor.
Tie nost lively omotcns Of Joy, were this
day manifested by the troops ADD citizens OF
this place, on hing TIC arrival OF that " eX~
cellent officer" NJ Gen, Browo. His arri-
val was announced by discharge ct cannon
from all of INC lo,s and park Of artillery IL
the harbor.
The enemy on the Niagara frontier, at For /
George and York, on learning the approac
OF Gen, Brown, very p'udeOt!y lGoughi 1t at
visabie 10 clear out and hasten 10 their strou 4
ho.d III Kingston, where the British forces az 4
now chiefly concentrated. The dragons ha' 4
also arrived Ut the harbos with the genera 4
His army is expected in day or two. oaio' !
and nIariucs are, in considerable numbers, da
~ arriving.
BRITISH ACCOUNT OF Con-. PERRY
VICTORY.
The London G zeus, OF Feb 8, contain .
Cent Barclays official account oi the battle
On Lake Ere. As usual, palIiatives and eX-
cuses are inlustriousiy sought tor The fleet
was deplosably manncd--dosti'u,e OF pro-
y;.ione-ro, moro than 50 British searncr on
board the squadron, the rest u!Seu crew ot'
Canadians and soldiers" sc.
Whether Capt. Barclays sesmcn were Ri
tish, I,ish, Scotch or Gcrman, IL cerro. be,
denied that they fought wiki grca' tta'cty
Their reducing The l.awtcncc,ou hoard vhIo
Coir. Perry commenced lhe sciion' to ac'
fec, wreck, aud killing or vounting eNu
snen on board txctp, nius, is suFiioie'.' ploy
OF ihat
Capt. Barclay. hcweyer, bss the uarniA
imi,y to Go Justice ia ,he meiisoi C,A
Perry. lie says.
Tie ss,i,h cenii, rst viii g'est Tory
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Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber oHnrs for sale fer
CASH ARM containing ssau. 40 acre.
sbsut FIVE mile, ituM Alcxa6sfis, IN
the Chichester road. adioir og The fsro,s
OF Nc Haywood Fon,e ard Nr. Dsnais
JOHNSON, The greater pr.. CT which is
r'estow land and :be rc,sairder vel a.
&pt.a TO clover and TIE production Of
vegetables, a5osnaing in excellent
springs, from winch the mcaaoX land
may be watrfcd.
A!so. two hundred ssd .ix,y acras f
Laad, ai. an ~ood and ,ter,cSc.yt u
bout hity sc,ss cleared and Uader ga.-d
fence, on tue R.vcu,ro-'h resa, Shout
six mile. iion, AicA4nGriS, gHd adj i,lrg
the L ~. of Wfh,m Hepburn, Dabel
Dul.ny ind tie Lac R.belt Moss. I'D
abog, nile FROM tie first s~n,'. ued
farm.
CT. sIMaIs.
Nay. s.
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bT EUlICE.


T~HE Suoscr,ber1 Ike this me,Led
1 OF Appfi.ing their M-Icar,lie
Fnend. throughout the Unitei Ss.,os,
That suring the present u,h ppy eit-
gerences between Great Br tain sh,i -
aaer!-a. thew in'cDd genera'lv to abstain
from all communication by letters ~nh
their former correspondents, tICb prN-
DENTAL motives applicable to such COY.
respondents
lacy beg leave, howsyer, 20 inio'1n
all who may hars Balances az sa,es in
their han,;s, thst orders tor he c,
any time dnrins the var, viii he p,:d
at sight. a prcnptlY roIaittt accsr,i-
ing 20 directions.
Being iac6ts fer the principal In-
co por ted Insurance Ccm p.nies, from
the capit.I Of South Carolina, 10 WIS.,
casset, in tie district of Msire, Tier
are Director. in each Office, or kier-
cEasts IN every toGb, TO whom sc -
renee ny DC had; should ncw CORES ..
aoncerts wish 10 communicate with
me house IN Jamaica, Oh that araEri
.. II in eerisuds now established ut he
part oil st. George AID conduot ~
The Iunior Farmer. under the firm Of
WILLIAM BANKS, * Co.
Tie utmost at,e ,ion viii br paid -
the orders OF gentlemen in America
sbo N ' be ae.Nrs Tor spanish, Swc-
6:,h or o,h:r eu,ral r er> hsp,s, trad.
ine undcr;he Prince Rcgest's Psoo's-
m tons WITH the Island. Of Isr2ira
or Bermuda and the safety Of all such
property corr n,itt2d to their ct.rPo
may he dcpc:.acd on, provided ro.hirg
is atrmpt-d ;:nder tho s;ActioD OF e,,h
Prnclamaii, ms, contrary 10 tho !ee.i
laws IT -. respective !s!an,s, or in VI.
olalicn of .xis.ing ptccksfes.
Hoseason, Banks Il Co.
" y All Letters, by CsrteIs 10 ard
from Kingston, are epcned ~ the A.
mericsn Agent Tor Prisoners Of Wac,
or sent to him alter bcinp opened by
the Ccmmissary Of Prisoners in amc-
r,ca. IL. B. X Go.
Aug. 81. Ism,p.
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I ~, wh;sh is pres n.,e. ." t.. ,:a,n..
ion Only, thsro Is u, =, .,t.:. :!;;e,r
.uce n:ta rcsfce: {, W. an;sg, :,
view inc paeilisatisn AMI t.>,soui,;.
~ Of the. Indians. aad Plaein- Them
10 the same siiaasiaa in which thev
stood before the Mar. all whies viii
bs equally Obtained in the nann--
proposed by the Undersigned, and
The only pc;at Of veal diserercr is.
the British pieDipo:cHfis,ies insi,t
that il sho,l'd be ,l,ae hy inc!uripe
the Indians as allies az Grea. Fri.
taio. in the treaty OK praee between
Aer and the United States.
Tie U. States rx.nut consent that
Iatlisns residing WITHIN their bous.
daries, as acknowledged by C. Pri-
tain. shall be- included 10 the trea,y
Of pnarr. an say m:nner which will
'resassise ikea, az ind pendent mr.
iions, whom Grea: Britain, bay;n-
ebtaised this recognition, would,
hereafter, have the right TO consider
IL eYecy Respect, as such. Thus. 10
rssssuizs those Indians AZ indcpcD-
deut and sovereign na;isps, would
lake trsm the UIi,ed States, and
transfer 10 those Indians all the
rights or soil and soyerrigat, over
the territory wticta t,r, iukat,it
nnd THIS Ucias accomplished tI,rorgh
,se agency Of ii,ea; Br ain. would
place ,hs.u eiive,ually AID exalns va
iy under Der protection, instead of
nsIsg. as hs.<iolere, aader that Gf
the Uaitcd States. II is not psa.
sei,ed lii what respect such u prcri-
sien vsH'd ditEr .rOa an abso,afo
cession by the United states sf the
extensive territory il question.
ia re ConGi.Esd.
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whe eypressed Meir ehHro saisiac-
tioa With Il, and has subsequently, re.
rciycd the solemn s2ne'ie. of Spain
herself. The undersigned will fnr-
Their say, that whenever the transae-
items Of the United stntesin relatioa
10 the Boundaries sf Louisiana and
Florida shall he q proper subject o!
discussion. they will he found net
only susceptible Of complete .insti
sca,ian, hut demna.trair the modera
ton and Yurbcarsace o. the Amer.
can government. and their undevia.
ting respect fsr the rights Of their
neishhers.
The undersigned arc FAR freu as
Stunning the exclusive right - decide.
what is, err is Aoi, a subject sf uncer
,ainty ana .lispute, with regard to tho
boundary of tie district Of Mnine.
I;ut anil the British pieaipstentis
rie. shall have shs~u in what respect
the part Of that bsnadary which
would 10 sh,r,ed BY ,i,eir proposal.
10 such "A sshiert, tho andersignea
may be permitted TO sssert that Ills
not.
The treaty ~ f7ss described the
banudnry as ..n line to l'e drs~naloRs
the middle Of the risnr s.. Croix
from i.s mourn in the bay Of fansy'
to il. source. and from IFS ssnrr"
dire.il, ror;h 70 thr tt...:..ianSs ahich
| divided the rivers that ,aIi iat0 the
! Alxa.ic Oreap frsm tsose Which FsH
| into the river 81. Laarenee. x thsars
along tho said Highlands 10 iAH
sorti,etamyst head 'ef Connecticut
river"
Doubts have arisen as IL the 81.
Croi1 designated in Ito treaty "fi7ss.
n provision Was made by that oft'9i
pr ase.e,aiaing il. 4 ,nsy b. fart IN
fcrred. from The Iimas'i,n OF the sr.
ticie % tina, sole object, that evrn n
the judgment ofG Britain. "" other
subject Of controversy eki"ed ia re-
a.., liz. rr,., tho ...,.. a. ~ nj
yer. i'uat rivr- nnt its source hH'-
ing hern secarHirgl, asecrtaiaed, til
undersigued are prsaared 70 ,'rap.sr
the appointment "f ~,an.i,si,arr>
I" ~ 49, "
,"' Wv, :" ~ '" w.
-. =" ~, ~ :" ~. 80 ',..;,;,,, :" 49,, 49,
,.,,;. 90, ,o.,.,r,.;, -,
-. - -
80, :, ,,a,.r,n;., H.,
n.,,,., C,,b . nd u,,;r,,, -
-. TO-, -. ,q,.,.J
~ititustsa oes-fs5 ~ tac y. S'a'e
10 Il. Britain ,e' all that i'orund Of
;as state 81 Massachusetts inter.
/. yosinS ac:wce, the PROVINCE az New
Brunswick 9-d Slasa"e. "lta"ashp'
queH'oaabiy Included wsihio the
boundary lines RArd b: a.t ir.ai:.
Naetaer IL vas cnsirnp!.fet ~ ,ae
part OF g. Britain 10 oifaia Tn" "es
sion. With o. ~itasat an -1h'va'en
Ia frontier o. otherwise. '''e uhdsr,
signed. IN stating MAJ tiry w,rc aot
instructed or authorized 4" trest o.
the subject "feessi"n have nst d""l,"
ell 10 discuss aas 'aA,ter "I an"erIai"
fty or dispute vines ne Bri,nh piroi-
potrH'iarirs may o"'ht on ~ EXIST.
fr-prciIas t.e s'u"da'ies ~ That or
n Al! other inaF'e". anh eve. there
fore. moi lisbie 20 the ImpuiaCos OF
ha'ins rendered t''e'r powers on 'ae
sue]ect n"sa'oi!'"t ''d@''s'ai, par
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JUST KECElVED
dnd f4 S.;le

Ind fsr SSle.
A few Casks sr.s snal:r N'0SH-S
CHEESE, and qssa.i:v q - -
WIN. ,:a-'n.,.
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II
meat by cultivation.
| lf.his se q spirit Of aggranc'ze-
ment. the undersigned are prepared
10 admit, in that sense, It's existence ;
but they mmst desy iha, il affords thr
slightest proof Of an inlentisa NOT "
respect the boundaries between fhem
asd European natioas,>sr ola desire
20 eneroaca upon tho territories oil
| .irrat Britain. If. in the progress
| of their increasin; pspsiA'iss, the
| American people must grow IN
| strength propnriisaed to their n.m-
hers, tho undersigned will hsae that
| Great Britain, far from repining at
the prospect. will c"nfe mpIate il
With satisfartion.-lhey will rot
s.rpsse that that government will
avew, as the basis of their poliey
towards The Tai:cd States. tae sys-
ten orarrestias their natural growth
within their own territorirs. ier the
sake Of preserving a Perpc'asi de-
sert Cor savagcs. n Great Britain
has mnjc sacrifices 70 give rrpose ~
tho civilized wsrld in Europe. no
saeri;se is required from her by the
United States 10 complete the work
Of pseises,isn. This neSsciatiop al
least e,isees. on their part. No dispo
sitias 10 claim any ether right than
that Of preserving their ioaepe aSvLsr
eatire, and ~ governing their own
territories without fOreiga Interior
cBce.
of the two proclsnstisns. pr.
ported copirs Of which tae British
pieaipoten,iariss have thought pre-.
pa. t. .as lose wi,h,heir las. u0te. ,as
Undersigned might content. them
! &c yes vita rensrSiHs that neitGrr
nr t'.es is the vet sf the American
government. They nrs eashled now
ever ia add. With periest caahdeacs.
that neither ofthem w.s authorized
ar Apprasrd., tn government. The
undersigned are not disi,sssd 10 Goa
,rns;..c ga On. AZ, ~ RI, gr;,;s. GA.
| ,cru,Dsnt, she proclamation OF at
lirai 90, arese, herewith enclosed,
eX..sias a portion "a tho pepuia;ios
h, If ,te Uai,ra States. under iae pro.
rnise sf miiitsr, enpiu, Aeat or OF
(. free settle x.,t in thr Vast In,jirs.
,, tr.a...,, I'D r.h.,I;.. m. ~.
-,.i ..rv .;,..r.,v PC. a.
y. ..,.,, d :, ~ That =, ;rss.;,,,
! &. ma. or .,iassss .oo,;.,;oy ,r;.
! ,;,,lf, .r,;rr GORE ..eudsa.. a. Mi
| an OH a,d a-,sts. mart univ of
sa,,. h.. .,c. Is, b..r ,uhi;sss q,
Ii, ..,i, ..,.l,,; he. t,,vs,a IN
F, r,,io.,I ,tunt. u.p ..,,. ,..t com
| ,,,n, .rs,e,s II excitement % ,h.ss
.,,,,,ilie, M, u.rsucd ,,y the British
,,a,lers mad ar.n $, Who mad ACCESS
"a lie IoIi.s' at e,Iy ui,bout n.
iay ,,;seov,,ea.acsd. but With r..
ausut commencement nv IN, sr;,i.a
authorities AND that il dies ever
aissuaJrd The irL,.rs Tr.n esn.
.eacis. ,o,,i.isir., il was o..r b,
urgiu. sea, a. in pradeaee, To .,.s
,eaa ihsr attacks unit. Grrs, i,r;.
Tain could recognise n, N as asy Al.
nr, i, tue ~,r.
When, ie th, conference ssthe g.h
u,t. tao uo.i.s.iya d iu,u.d u,sen,.
sion 400. tue ...pssa! .: iudi.n IA
| c,hes.ies .aj eou diary, a. veil as
! spoa all The sauir.ls pre.amcd b,
,se Br,.i.a p;.a,, s.sW,iar,cs for dl,.
custom, taey expressly stared their
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Gambler.
Henry Gsal5uru,
William .adas,s.
The HGnisre:s goienifofstna,y
S Axrsoranary 81 rae q. S. &c.
No. vi.
The 1nerisan to the Briiisk Comnis-
Sioners.
Client. September 26, 1914.

In repl, ing 10 the note which the
undersigned have had the honor Of
receiving from his Britannia naies.
TVS plrnipsfen'isries, dated on the
10th Instant. they are happy 10 GER
eur with them in the sentiment OF
avoiding unnecessary discussions. es.
peeially such rs may have tendency
70 create irriatios. They bad heped
that, in the same spirit, The British
plsaipetsatiarics would not have
thot illusions again necessary to
Transactions foreign tn this argotia.
,ios. relating to the United States. Il
ether independent na,iess. and net
suitable for diseussieH betweea the u.
states asd Graat- Britaia. The OBJ
sersation made Nth respect 10 Louis
lana is the mere extraordinary, ss
the eession Of that province to thu
United States ~as, AT the si9e. ren-
s,as,sslsa " INC British Ss,eislaen',
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NEW-ENGLAND CONTENTION.

That there will be a revotution if the
war continues many months, no man can
doubt, who is at all acquainted with human
nature, and is accustomed to study, and
trace cause and effect Mr. Gerry may tell
Mr. Madison what he pleases, and Mr.
Madison may believe Mr.. Gerry, and they
may both treat the convention with con
tempt and redicule, but the eastern states
are marching steadily and straight forward
in solid column, directly up to their object
In times past, there has been much talk
and loud menaces but little action by the
advocates of reform in New Eegland. Now
we shall hear little said and see much done
The plan as we understand it is " TO make
the convention of 1888 the basis OF their
proceedings . and to frame new govern.
ment to be submitted to the legislatures OF
the several states for their appreciation and
adoption, The new constitution to go into
operation as in the former case, as soon as
two. three or more of the states named shall
have adopted it. The form Of government,
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Land for Sale.

] wish to sell tract of land, situate with
in mile of Darksville, containing leo a.
cres, the half Of which is thickley clothed
with timber, and rs acres of good meadow
made. The improvements are three
dwelling houses, good Kitchen & Smoke
house, an excellent frame Barn, and good
stableage, there is an excellent pump Of
water near the door, also a well of never
failing water in the yard for the use of hor-
ses.-rhe land is watered by Middle Creek.
and q Stillhouse situated on it, would
wish to sell the Still house and S acres SCI
parate from the other Land. will also
sell House and Lot in Darksville, and
an out lot, the house Is very well calculated
for any tradesman the same stream runs
through the Lot. Also two Negro Boys.
one FIVE and the other three years old.
NICHOLAS ROUSCH, Jun.
Nov. Ia, 1914.
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PUBLIC CREDIT.

Our hope that proper measures will be
yet adopted to restore public credit, has re-
vived. The Senate has returned the loan
bin to the house, having almost unanimous
ly amended it, by adding provision simi
lar to that unsuccessfully supported b. the
minority in that body Mr.. Cores amend
ment, we unde rstand, not only pledges the
taxes for the payment of the interest, but
creates sinking fund, by which is to be
reimbursed the principal of the debt Great
ed, If the majority in the popular branch
can be brought up to this point, and good
national bank is established, we shall not
despair Of the public.
The three million loan, we understand,
has been already engaged, in part. The
operation has been quite easy and simple.
To redeem treasury bills which fall due
within the present quarter, the money was
wanted. The government has agreed to
fund those bills at 90 per cent discount,
and allowing per cent interest upon s 80,
being the terms of the last loan. 1t is in
this way loan is to be negotiated, with
out advertisement If by advertising, a
half per cent might be saved, it ought to
be donc.-We have not doubt, that the
effect of laying taxes, pledging them, crea-
ting an operative sinking fund, and estab-
fishing an independent banking institution,
viii have an immediate effect upon the pub
lie stocks and credit.
Fed Repub
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PROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER.
NATIONAL BANK.

The bill reported in the house of Repre-
sentatives. g to incorporate the subscribers
to the Bank of the United States of Ameri
ca, +" being too long for insertion, we have
made the following abstract otits provisions
for the information of our readers.
Sec L. A bank of the United States of
America shall be established, the capital
stock to be fifty millions, divided into
10000 shares of 500 dollars each; sub
seriptions to be opened on the first Monday
of AT Boston, New Y orA, Philadel
phia, Tslltimore, Richmond, Charleston,
and Pittsburgh, to continue open one week,
at the end of which time the subscriptions
are to ba transmitted. to the Philadelphia
Commissioners, who, if the total of sub
scriptions exceeds thirty of the fifty, shall
apportion the same among the subscribers
in Just and equal ratio, and cause lists of
the same to. be returned to the respective
commissioners. &c.
Sect. Q, Any individual or body polite
may subscribe any number OF shares not
exceeding 1000. Payment to be made In
the following manner: one fifth part In
gold or silver coin of the United States
three fifth parts in the same, or in the stock
of the eleven million loan, or of any future
loan; and one fifth part in gold or silver
coin, OF in treasury no.es--and at the toll
lowing times: al the time of subscribing,
twenty dollars in specie, and 200 more in
stock, &c; within four months thereafter,
the further sum of 40 dollars in specie, and
one hundred in specie or stock; in SIX
months from the time of subscribing, AZ
dollars in specie, and one hundred dollars
IN stock.
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STRAYED from the subscriber, living
within four miles of Martinsburgh, on Sa-
turday the 5th instant, Bay MARE, Sc
ven years old last spring, thirteen hands
high, we'll made, her left hind foot and left
fore foot white to the footlock, has star
in her forehead, trots and PAGES, has the
sweeney in her right shoulder, and was shod
all round--If found near homo, and return
ed, will give reward of two dollars and
al reasonable expenses--If twenty miles
rom home four dollars and all reasonable
charges will be paid
CONRAD RHIFFE.
November IL, 1914.
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FROM THE NORTHERN FROM.
TIER.

The accounts from Buffaloe. by way of
Erie. lpublished in this Gazette yesterday
is. that on the first of the month gen lizard
had withdrawn the greater part OF his army
from the Canada shore, and partly destroy
Cd the works at Fort Erie We incline
10 believe this information may be relied on
II is very obvious that no real advantage
resulting from it would justify us in occu
nyins Fort Erie during this winter, insu
lated as it is in the enemy's country, and
cpt off from communication with our side
bv a streignt frequently impossible for
weeks. The situation would be one of
hardship and peril, without affording any
correspondent good We presume there
fore il will be abandoned and DESTROYED.
and winter quarters established at or near
Buffalo, or at that point which will enable
the portion of the army stationed there to
protect our orrn shores from deoastation
nv a ruthless invader.-Nat intel
We never at one time entertained doubt
that the attack would be renewed on Bal.
+,more as soon az sir Alexander Cochrane
received reinforcements. The ensuing ex-
tract of letter from a highly respectable
gentleman in Norfolk, satisfies us that the
enemy is returning to the seige of Balti-
more, 1t is moi impossible, that it is the
van OF Lord Hills army. About week
after the feet had anchored in the Pataps-
co. Mr.. Madison's vidette, Swan, who in
the place of flying, travels in snail's pace,
will bring to the capitol accounts of the
apr oaching Of the enemy
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to be as Il now is. so modised in its minor
provisions as to withhold the right of suf-
TRACE from all but free native white citi-
Gems. To forbid the creation and admis-
sion into the union of new states without
the consent of all the states Two thirds
OF both branches Of Congress to be neees-
sary to declare war The term of Presi-
DENTAL service to be heightened, but the
same person not to be e-eligible. The im-
position of unlimited restrictions upon com
merce to be prohibited The slave repre-
sentation to be abolished, &c
On or before the ith July, thames Mad
ison Is not out of Office, a new form of
government will be in operation in the
eastern section of the union Instantly at.
ter, the contest in many Of the states will
De whether to adhere to the old, or join
the new government Liks every thing
else foretold years ago, and which is veri,
fed every day, this warning will be also re
diculed as visionary. Be it So But Mr.
Madison cannot complete his term of SER
vice, if the war continues. Ii is not pos
sible, and if he knew human nature he
would see it.
Fed Repub.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-17
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons who made purchases at the
sale of Abraham Rush, dec. are hereby in
formed, that their respective obligations
we're due some time since /; they are there
fore requested to meet the subscriber at
Azel Fletcher's Tavern, on the Mountain,
near Garrard's Town, on Saturday the Goth
instant, where he will attend to those who
may favor him with call.
PHILIP CanSiNE, 1d,D'E
November IL, 1914.