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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09
ExPORTATIoN OF GOLD TO THE
pll ENEMY.

90 II arpears by the following article from,
a\respertAbfe correspondent, that there
sn men in this country. who, not content
with supplying the rnemy with food, are
SEEDING them GOLD to paw their Armies
and Navies. and thus affording them nad;-
ss11ai facilities far carrying on the gar a.
gGsnsf their OWN country!
For the BOSTONP<TPLoT.
lis notorious fact thai there is ut this
moment traffic carried on bet ween the II .
St;ites and Canada, more destructive TO our
national Interest than an evasion of the En-
barge, or even partially Supplying the enc
nay with provisions, IS ;ts effect. are SO mach
more extensive. Ne ~ can, the tukfnp from
shis country an immrnss quanfffy Of COL D
30 Ednada. and recefviag therefor BfinsA
Eeyernment BiHs. 1t is well kaown tbs,
thousands Of pounds sterling are daily saer-
ed on the Exchange; and sach is the de.
mand at this moment for gold, that II will
bring upwards of 4 pr. ct. advance, for the
purposes of the aforementioned traffic
Would it MOI be well for our government To
take it into serious consideration G would
not the British find It difkcult 60 furnish sun.
plies X to pay their troops was it not for this
intercourse
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-. BOSTON, Feb. 90.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MASSACHU-
~ SETS.

We this day publish the letter OF the Hon
SAMUEL DExrKR, to the Electors Of Mas
sachusetts. The principles and facts there
stated are important, and from the whole
letter we may infer,
1st. That Mr.. DEXTER does not declin,
an election.
I'd. That he does not agree with ths
administration on system Of CONNER
Sial restrictions, as mean to coerce the en-
envy.
ga. THAT HE Is, SATISFIED OF
THE JUSTICE OF THE WAR.
9TH. That it is our duty to Unite IN suh
{torf o. This svar. az the best way of obtain
ing an honorable peace.
5th. That the Leaders OF the federal uar
ty are attempting 70 DISSOLVE THE U.
9th. That there Is no evidence that G
Britain would have accepted of REASONABLE,
teruas Of peace.
9TH. That We shalt meet q reat Britainlor
hnnorabie terms, as soon as she is disposed
And
9Th. That the course pursued by the fed
erai faction tends to prolong the war, to dis
grace the nation, aud finally ID sever the u
MON Of the States.
In this Independents expression of his sen
timents, Mr.. DKxTEN has JUSTIFIED the re
commentator of the Republicans in thei
address. He was never claimed by the Re
puoiicans as party man. We now know
that Mr.. DExrER will support the GREA1
fRlNcrPLRs commended for by the admin 9
tratson, however he may differ in opinion, On
sne Euoys and means of eff.cting ther Object
ne safs that I" the Eastern and Souther,
Atlantic States are made for each other,
aaS pointedly and severely condemns th
rash intemperste a~d seditious proceeding
OF NE rulers Of this sta.e.-Patriot.
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DOMESTIC.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. Is.
REEDOM OF DEBATE

FREEDOM OF DEBATE.
The perusai IS the speecnes of the gen.
tlemau of the Minority in Congress. which
baVe been published, might induce The be
lief, that thet is OH the part of the Msicri.
-ty systematic attempt 10 abridee the free
dom speech. Certainty no such impre,-
son could have been intended to be made
by these Orators, becau there is net ,riouS
ly no foundation for it but from the tenor
Of tAeir remarks, the People may deceioe
themselves into such belief; and. to avo,d
so entire miss0nception Of the loose ex
pressions g which we Re fer, it NAV be we'll
20 place the fact tefore them. We then
g ate, that there never did prevail IN any
Legislative body, within the extent Of our
resdlng or personal knowledge, 50 entire a
t ct dom 4 deba as now Character. sborh
branches os the II itional Legislature. The e
IS no limit 70 It's scope. Whist il con,ipns :
If on any subject adm ting general tiebaie !:
ADD scarcely On any occasion, loweeer tran.
slent or immateria, is debate conined To-
the subject before the Hou,e. Alfhorah
the M jority. possess, n the House # Rep
resent atives, the power OF iermindtinga de
bate BY the previous questiOu---a power in
valuable and Indispensable to the tccerum
Of Legislative Proceedings Sit is rarely u.s. d
and Gever grained on anY crasian until il
becomes evident hat debate is prntrac
ed with other views than that Cf jllusfr.
ting the subj ct in hand. Aud neteF, w
are well convinced, was there najJiit,
whose conduct was more for beating and ras
'peetful to The Minority * this too, We cannv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
II OTTO E.

rFVH 3unders;gned, Com uissioner for the City of
Il sramoni, will commence Gu the first day of
Marc, pext,to take 8 LIST of all property WITHIN the
Esd { fly subject to taxstion--ne therefore re-
guests HAT eyety citizen Interested therein, viii
rrspar ii, due aHd furnish MIN with their res
pectve lits--and in order prevent aud ,b-
,iate opaints moeh possible, that they will
gave in he names, ages nd Of all their ser
wants lumber OF their horses. mar IS c,nles &
doss--r Dug carriages aSd their description also
al their real property, designating tie numb rs OF
lots ann quantity OF feet
AL VI irshaBss and Traders will psrticu arIy take
notice. "a in future, p-eyops tieir com nenciIlg
business viii he necessary theIe to obtain from
the Cor. missioner their iicensex which can only he
Issued Va sae production OF the collectors receipt
4 The ls- directs
JOSEPH A MYERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
ADDITIONAL RULES FOR THE RE
CRUI'EfNlx SER VIClE.

lst. a Held officer or captain of each re
giHeBt will be charged with the recruiting
thereof.
I'd. The adjusant general attached to the
War department, will select these officers.
o assign to each the state or states in which
he shall recruit.
Sd. The othcers experimenting the re
Grating rendezvous of regiments will alone
receive money IRON the paymaster of the
army ana VIII be held responsible for its
application.
9Th, Each regimentaI superintendent will
select his quarters, STATION mis- subordinate
oihcers at different points near him, visit
them often, supply them with money, and by
all other means quicken and invigorate the
service His own quarters will be perma-
nently fixed, but the subordinate stations
VIII be moved at his discretion, and always
when the recruiting service begins to flag.
His quarters win also be the regimental re
crui,ing rendezvous where recruits wi be
inspected, Clothed, armed, and equipped &
put upon drill.
b. So SOON as the regimcntal recruiting
reHoezvopS is fixed, the superintending Off :
Ger will give notice TO the adjutant and in =
spector generals office, to the paymaster Of
the army, to the contractor of the distri t
and 10 the nearest comnnissary of purchases
10 the end that supplies Of money, clothing,
oSc. he promptly and regularly furnished.
9th. Reports will be ma monthly
70 the adjutant and inspector generals Of
nee, OF the progress in recruiting, by the sa
perntending officers, and TO the superinten.
DING othcer weekly, by his sub ordinate off,
GERS. Monthly accounts and vouchers fer
o0unties and premiums to recruits will be
transmitted tu the paymaster of the army
monthly accounts and vouchers for cuntin-
SencIes, to the accountant OF The war de.
partment & quarterly accounts for cloath-
ing, arms, accoutl ements, and camp e
quipage, to the superintendent general Of
mill airy supplies at the city of Washing
Ton.
7th. No recruits under le nor above 40
years OF age, nor any who are not able boz
lied and tree from disease shall be enlisted
IL any such be enlisted the recruiting officer
shall be charged with the amount Of the
bounty paid the recruit, winch shall be de-
Quoted IRON the pay of the said recruiting
officer. o
8ih. When the recruits shall amount 20
one hundred rank and file, they shall be or
ganized as a Company, and put In march
ior the regiments, respectively When a
party of recruits shall be thus sen, 10 their
regiment The commanding officer shall trans.
nit with them an account of pay, subsis
tence, and clothing, &c. agreeable ID the
forms prescribe aud marked d. and T..
9TH. ihe reci ults shall not be mustered
until they lin their regiments.
lob. Re nlistments Of men whose reim
OF service Is unexpired, can only take ef
tect within the corps to which they belong.
I'm. The old regulations shall govern IN
all cases not provided for by the new.
AdIut4nt and Inspector Gems office.
Washi7gton, 1Oth Fe6fuarv, 1919.
BY UIder
B.WALBKCH,
4lTi,,tn.,l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
CONGRESS-.
IL GENATE.

~ VIM !
1ioHdab, Fri. II.
Mr. Mas submitted the ci owing reso-
luiion ilr consilerasit NJ
ResotDed, That Con miiSee be appoint
ed to erqnfe III ahat cas- thc President oi
the ~ o.atcs III conSis'cn,ly With the
constduton be authorized by Law o appoint
getSons, without the advice and consent o.
toe senste, 10 perform the ootigs Of S.cre
ary &C S ate, OF tie 8 creialy Of the Treas.
arg, OF the Secretary 1T Wa, and of thS
oSerelsfy ci G.s Nay ana also - en-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
T.vsnty Dostars Resoard.
STOP THE VILLAINS /.

q ~ Sunday night last, my stable in the county OF
Y u ester6eld, was broke open and sorrel mare
uston.ed to gear taken thereirom---also, hgle
col Dred sorrel horse 10 gear. The above
rev '.rd-wiliJe given Tor either OF The Animais--e
Que hundred dollars for the apprehension aud con :
yict On OF the thief or thieves They were traced on
the Richmond rosd, far 0sborne's, where
rars n teesme iru,tess. The public are earnestly
esuas wed, 20 take steps AGAINST these midnight
maui, Fsdrcs
THOMAS TAaB.
p & sburg Feb 10. If
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/ help saying, when such conduct is not duly
reciprocated. II appears. therefore. and VI {
nope every reader of Congressional Debates
VIII clearly understand, Chat the bold as
seftions OF the right to speak their senti-
ments however unpleasant to the majority,
and the laudable intrepidity with which "a
determination to defend that right is so Of
ten declared. by Federal Orators, is only
designed as an expression of their abstract
devotion to this invaluable priyiledge-and
is not meant to be applied to existing cir
cumstances. Nothing would, indeed. be
more derogatory to the character OF these
gentlemen than a diff rent inference, so
wholly unsupported BY fact--so Contrary TO
the history oteocry days Prece ding. How
ever relevant such remarks might have been
during the days of the sedition law, and un-
der the presiding authority of DAYTON or
oedgwick, m the popular branch of the Lee
Sisiature, they can have no reference TO the
Latitude or discu ssion which prevails and
has prevailed und-r the rule of a Clay and a
ohe'esa .vct. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
BRITISH PAPERS.

we nave received, by the la,e arrival from
England, our regular lie of Cobbett's Week
iy Register, from Oct. , to Dec. Is inclusive
which we shall hereafter regularly re-
ceive, having with some difficulty made ar
rangements for that purpose. We do not,
IN these numbers find any thing particular
interesting. the able popular writer
who edits that priRt appears to be. thrown
back, as seamen have it. by the revolution
OF affairs on the continent. He rejoices at
the abolition of what was called the Wing
Party. which this inverted order Of things
has effected, and congratalates' his readers
on the disaPpearance'of that party from the
Parliament (where there is now no opposi-
tlop) which he has always abused aslround-
~ as their opponents the tory party Tho
nore o. the late editorial articles of Goblet
appear to us to be particularly interesting,
we shall occasionally insert few OF them
by way of retiet to our readers from the
Congressional Debate, which must coca
sionalIy pail upon the sense fcom its same
ness ana extent ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
VITED SITFES'
q r . = A l. S.

~ * ~ 4 y - "A IL >, ....
ts'1E t,basrb, swisafs to contract 70 have i'm
: III zdistey lie, 1000 Rifles Of the following III.
inensviie,--
TIE B0rret two : eet. nine inches long, wiz III
iaches octagonsi, sad % ineIiss rouud y tie d.
aaeler st Tire b. ecsh enc ipsh aud one tenth ;
ssthe eotomene, trent o the round part of the
Jsrre nin u an Tone halt enth Of an inch and
the iou.ze, 81 ~ eish'lis oi sn inch, The cen
trs OF the hont = 81 twO inches from the iouz.
2ls and the q sight, i've inches sHd hall
from tile ueed -, The csii5 e, a nalf.ognce ball.
The Stock- sol a. uut wood, the breech TO be if
teen inch IS rs % half Tong and inc udng the
hes-piate sxs en- incDes-- With fall Of Two inch
aud n rec ! urths at The extreme end Of p1e
stock, WI irh is 20 extend TO within three iHche
OF the yale.
The LOCK- !The took to be full ls-died with Char.
lottesyilIe cock.
Tile Rahl5 urto IT, steel, With brass head three
foHrtlls fan inc oug iroi, laountips With three
small bsf d. two swivsis, y one ranmer-sprnr IN
lieu of nj DC wirs ioUp9, bzr.
Zach R'A. 70 be fsr,,sbel w!th q wiper and bullet
inoulds
7 ne work ns snip aad materials Of he whole to be
nDexcep io1.his.
THOSE Isl u,ts O contracting CIR the whole or r.
Iy part, v ~ he Pleased 20 nd IA tisir proposa
for the a. oe 70 soon 90 possis.e ststiig wi n tie
j&aes can be dsl.v-rei. Any communication rels
rng there o, vI I've received ~ the Office os Josepi
Wheaton. Al. q n. taHsra, ucsr the cfiice II
the ComL Ter The sabscr.ber wid purchase IN ad
aitop to Ie;.boye IRON o $50 HID OF COOL oual
sty, whic n ~ be nov resdy Tor delivery
KO0ERr JENNINGS,
De6gt9 (.on5tris shfy-- oarchases.
s. y. Proposals viii ESQ he reserved for furnish
'ng tyt, - ,Cnirej Drums.
80. -. epf
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D - 81 AIES, AKMY-
Pan Masters Oeharf

Pay Masters Oehdrtment
F8NHE ex r7ive district composed of The states Of
{ Virgin, and Worth Carolina, heretsore as
sgue,i to tn stbseriDtr, has from the acouuu-
ktos OF bus segs been diviied into two distcists
The 8wer presstern district nov assigned 10
.tofn H. Coot r. Esq. OF Hampton neur Norfolk
Va. aad is cor, p sed Of all tn OF country 10
toe Sfstes OF iisinis and North Carolina lJing be-
tween York r e., on the rortt, the northern bnun.
Diary os the tos South Csrokns, OH the sodtb;
the Atlantic oc lsn on the sud.ihe great most
TOAD through slmoad, Petersburg, Wsrreston,
louis,urs, Rail e., Avery sburg, aud Fayetteville,
its intersec,i, With the said northern BOUNDARY
oi South Csco 3, near Milton on the wcst inelt;s
ding also the GO ,.ies OF Northampton y a ccomae
ib Virginia.
Fhr RESI- Of u states Of ynsoia and North Car
Gina inciudine III The t0ws which divide The line,
VII compose Ia lt;he district
SAAUEt. TURNER,
u isrict Fay .jlast,9' q. $. .3,Dsy.
Pei. N fts 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
FoRns SALE.
.s1' TIE E.NQUIREH OFFTCE.

Ut TIE LJNtgU1HEK OFFTCE,
H1eliish'Y Irapets nt tie q. Sfaies &c. s5c.
4. Map and description of the Seat OF War, with
Maps OF che Straits OF Niagara, ct the T.. End OF
I.ske Ontario, aud Map and Plan OF Montreal.
9. Map and description of the Southern Section Of
the U ). including tiorida, &s.
8. Dcp> of tie American Coast from Lynhayen To
'Nsfagsnsot Bsy.
y Do. OF Detroit river and adjacent Country.
:. Dal of Quebec and Adjacent Country with Of
fei,,i Docoments relative TO tie operations OF the
Srst3sh army under Wolfe.
G. MILITARY and Typographical atlas ofthe u. States,
SIC. &c. comprising the isst articles, price IS.
Uy-Ihr last win he exhibited only a specimen
for few dsps-Gentlomen who want Copies, will
pieasa call lsomediate y, aud esse their names.
'..'aTtiE OLD BsCHESoR' has at length
passed ssae press,is binding ut Baltimore, and will
soon bs published at this Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
For Gosten6ur.e,

N.Y.. tS The Spanish brig San Francisco
49, AIsssg| de ASS. Capt. Tentno, lying
ssss7-a f6ssSs in the port of Norfolk, TO sail Tin
bsllast1 wind and weather permitting, the first week
in March next; will take single letters a; 50
esob and PASSENGERS, with passports, to be landed,
it desired, in The Channel, at Bremen, Hamburg,
in any country in the ro0e in amity with his Ca
,thoc NJ ,ies,y Ferdinand 9TH.
The Seq Frsnoisco has excellent accommodate
ons is essutful Corvette built Brig, of about $50
tons, cop pered to the bends, and sails remarkably
fast For further particulars. apply to Armistead 4
Kelly, 10 r:olk, or TO
!; VIM SHEPHERD. $
All lette rs coming BY Post, must be franAed-
the passage, monsy win be regulated by custom.
Februar y 1. epu0M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
NOIYfE

80 ~ = .NUIIJ(.. n
MILL he sold to the highes; bidder. at Prince
Wv Edward Court House, oil the thigd Monday
in March ext,
90 LIKELY NEGROES,
Consisting rf Rien, Women Il Children. Terms
oil sale ina,ie known ON that day.
PEYTON RANDOLPH .
Feb. 10. 2aw2wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23

Hak table Coal ltfineS For Sale.
EsyHE su tseriber, intending TO remove to the
4 Westc IN Ccuntry. offers tor sale lis Interest in
three Valuable Coal Mines, in Chesterfield county,
tus ether wien the Farm which he now resides
$780,, his Pststston in Amelia county. For terms
app b to him the Coal Pits.
CORNELIUS BUCK.
7 &braary ~. wifi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05
Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
FR1pAY, March A..

friday, MdFCn a.
The Speaker. presented the petition
of the citizens of Geors etown, prall ing
repeal or modification of the Embargo
Law--Eaid on the table
The Speaker laid before the House a
report fron The Secretary OF tie Tres
,ury on the subject Of the intercourse
with the Baroary powers--Laid on The
tubie.
A bill from the Senate to incorporate
Fire Insurance Company lii tho Town
Of Aiexandria, with the amendments ..
topted BY, the House, was read third
lire snd passed. -
Inc House IL con,mittee of the whole,
Mr.. Macor IN tic cbAir on a bill making
appropriations for the support OF the
e,iiiiary .ssi. b!slinen, OF Tie y. D. al
SO on The Dill making appropriations iof
the Navy
The blanks wire filed and the com
miucc rose reported the bills and the
house ordered them TO third readihg
to-ntotrow,
Mr.. Macon from the Joint committee
appointed to enquire and report "heh
Congress may adIoui n--reporiea re
solution FOR ahiourning both houses OF
Congress on Monday ,he 18th day OF "A
pril, which WAS adopted.
The House in con mittee OF the Whole,
a.r. Stanford ~ the chair, on q bill to
authorise the President OF the United
States to cause 10 be built one or more
floating batteries for the defence OF the
waters of the United States. Also, a
bil, in addition to the act allowing boun.
" 10 the owners, officers and seameD OF
private armed vesseis-.--Also, q bill au-
1horising the President to cause to be
built or putehased, certain armed YES
sells therein described.
The commiitce rose and reported
;he;r agreement 10 the bills.
The houae ordered rhe arst mention
ed bill ia thiiA reading by ayes and
nnaa-- Yeas 90, Nays "A.
III. olner two bills were then order
ed ~ tAifd rea,,ing 10 morrow.
rha. house ii committee OF the whole,
Nj. Ia.rair~ IL thl ehG'r, OIL a bill
anthorisng ,ae paymco, ior properly,
capjeceJ or destroyed wh!lc IN the SER
vice OF the Jaited ssatesf oy the enc
mics thereof.
? After sone tiolc spent on the OIL the
COMMITTEES Fosc q pastcd pfag5ass and
had leave to alt again.
Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05
A Great Bargain.

I WILL sell the lease Of three lives
for 2os acres of Land, (whereon re-
side) situate in Fairfax county, on the
road leading from Alexandria to Lees.
burg, 80 miles from the former and II
from the latter place. About $50 acres
are cleared and divided into small fields
with good Enclosures. From 8 to 10 a.
crcs are in meadow to which as much
more may be added. There are on thu
premises, a Dwelling House with a
Store Room, Kitchen, Blacksmith's
Shop, Barn, Stables, &C.
ALSO,
A large and excellent Garden, paled in.
The annual rent is but 5 As. Toaper.
son DESTROYS Establishing Store or
Tavern in the country, this is most
advantageous situation, 1t is pleasant
and remarkably healthy A Store has
been kept here more than twenty years,
and there is, with one exception only
no other Store in tract OF country near
40 mile. in length and 20 in breadth.
If early application is made, ] will
take Two Thousand Dollars for. this
property, less sum than have ex-
pended in improving it.
STEPHEN DONOHOE. Z
March S. d3t,aw:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05

pect in fepublieanism may be traced 10
the inequality Of fortunes and opportu.
mites Of fraud, growing out Of a state
of war, aud in the degeneracy of man
ners and morals engendsred by both.
No nation could preserve its freedom in
the midst of continual warfare"
"These truths are well established ;
they are read in every page which re-
cords the progression from less aroi'
trary 10 amore arbitrary government; OF
the transition from a popular govern
ment to an arissoeracy or a monarchy"
Epening Post
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05
with learning, he could tell the worth Of

with learning, he could tell the worth Of
any thing t
The tSree nert BY orr Clergyman, a
great hunstrr.
4 9. John Armstrong-strong must be
his arm, If bis fittle finger is thicker
than the Presidents loins.
10. The office of Attorney General
let no one say he would no, give Rush
for it, since the President has.
III. The Office Of Secretary OF the
Treasury-Anierican born man is a
degenerate being says BIffon--none OF
them for this place.
BY neigh6or Carter.
10. The president--lst him back out,
and no longer attempt to drive through
the slough.
By my W.fe.
gl3. The conquest of Canada--like
psneiope's web, what is done in the
summer, is und,he in the winter
A. B.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05

VI. Dexter's singular fperSars i
would be more proper 70 say do"6frj
Ipe-, to The Electors of Massachusetts.
i, noes before the ~ublic.
AZ that can be certainly and positive
" Inferred from it, is,
That he ,Iisapproves Of the restrictive
or coa.i4ental system adopted hy the
p,essn, admiDisIration.--Bus, ''fat he is
satisfied Of the justice of the Tvar, and
beiisYca il to be the duty Of every CHI :
zen TO aid in its prosecution. As to the
ann ority which the Democrats of Mas
.schuse,,s had, for setting him up as
/, bar Caadidatc, Cor he Office of Go.
|rernor: all we can aud ont from his &C.
fhss!;on IS. that lie answered Vohir
q hog', be was not a Candidate for that
Sste, WHAT he has said upon tn t
SUBJECT since he len bone, we are not
abrmcd. That he viii serve if elect
Cd is more than probable.
Upon The uhste Mr. Dextcr's let
tsr MAJ be taken to mean any thing, or
a'iimc,
lis Das,un Ffi-nds will be best able
70 guess lis meaning.
The Senate Of Y. York, have passed
, Bill for raising aooo state troops; TO
serve for the term Of one year.