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%w& PRIZE LIST.


Arfnfd at Salem, on ,he 28,h uii private. armed
brig Grand Turk, from months cruize. Feb.2l a.,
lat z, 10. Ion 34,16, captured British ship Active
Jane. from Rio Jsneiro for Maranbsm IN ballast, and
l75OO dollars in specie-receiyed board the spc-
Gle, and sunk her The Grand Turk has brought
IN lSU bales and boxes of valuable dry goods taken
from the Acorn, besides the IL, $40 dollars, in spe-
Gle. taken from the Active Jane.
The privsteer sch. Macedonian, Capt Townsend,
arrived al Portsmouth, Nh Sunday last, from a
4months cruIze. having captured prizes, burnt l.,
gave up 1, and manned s.
The British brig Pomone, from Antigua for Len
don, with sugars, prize to the prIvateer America of
Salem: arrived at hcw-Bedford on Thursday
NeIa York, .fprst 2S-Ar. British brig Dundee,
from London fof 81. Salvador, Laden with dry goods,
prize 10 the Warrior.
Bssfon, .5pri %. Arrived British brig Tagus, Of
London, fron' smyrna for London, prize 10 the pr-
atcarned sch BrGtus. Of this port. captured March
2, lat. ~, Ion. 10 When tho Tsgus was captured,
her cargo consisted OF the following articles 200
bales raw Sat Gas taken on board the Brutus, aud
brought into this por) 400 bales so tons) madder
root 81 bales cotton yarn; ~ sacks nut gals II
bales yellow berries; 2s0 Casks 40 tons) red raj
sins, and 783 boxes fresh Turkey Fiss. she IS ITO
tons, eoppered 10 the bends Her cargo Was nvoic-
cd in Smyrna at upwards Of $500. 900, and is sap
posed TO be worth here $4,000
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men have entered France, because / teiicd
upon the love of my people, and upon lbe al
fectionatc remembrance of my old soldie,s-
have not been deceived in my expectations
soldiers thank you for il. Let the gio-
ry OF what has been done De ascribed TO the
people and TO you--hine is complete in hav-
ing known you and appreciated your merit,
Soldiers the throne OF the Bourbons
wasan ilegiimate throne inasmuch as ii
had been proscii ibed by the VOW Of whole
nation, expressed by all our National Assem-.
blies In short, because il afforded no secur-
NY whatever, except indeed, TO the interests
OF small number OF arrogant men whose
naughty prelentions are directly opposed TO
our rights. Soldiers the Imperial Throne
cen alone secure the rights OF the people, and
above all our chief Interests our glory.
Soldiers . we are about to march,to drive
from our territories those foreign allies. The
nation Will not only follow US with its views,
bur even themselves obey The impulse. The
French people and youe Emperor calculate
upon you. We do not wish TO interfere with
tho sttais OF foreign nations but woe TO
the M that interfere with ours"
his speech was received with a general
acciamatIon. Shortly aier General Cam
Droune and the officers OF the guards of the
battalion from the island OF Eliza appeared,
decorated with the Eagle, the ancient badge
of distinction. The emperor resumed hls
address
behold the officers Of the battalion who
have accompanied me liz my misIortunes.
They are all my friends. They are very dear
to me. Every time saw ,hem they remind.
ed me of the different reg ments OF the army;
Tor among these 600 brave fellows there are
men from every regiment. They all remin-
ded me of the great and gloiious days, Of which
the recollection Is SO soothing tor all vi then
are covered with wounds received in those
memorable battles. In loving them It was
you soldiers whom l loved They have
brought back to you these Eagles May they
always be the raiiying point. In presenting
them to the guard, give them to the whole
army. Treachery and some unfortunate G.
vents have slllIed their lustre But thanks
to the French people aud 10 you, they shine
respiendent with all their former gioIy.-
Swear that they shall be found wherever The
interest OF tnelr country demands them.
The traitors and those who would invade
our land shall never never DC able to look
upon them.
"Wc swear it"-cried they with the great.
est cothuslasm-thc troops afterwards mar
cncd off to the sound of music which played
the popular air OF " Vcillons an Saiut di 4
Empire"
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AGmant and Inspector Gcas,atS OBee,
Dashirgton Cjy, .qprii IL, 1915.
GENERAL ORDER.

GENERAL ORDER.
A ARRANGEMENTS arc ma..ing by TIC War re.
"A parlment with view TO The execution OF tho
Act OF Congress Of March 81 BIS fixing the military
peace establishment Of The United States, as far aa
circumstances shall permit The commissioned off.
GERS who shall be dersnged by virtue Of that set, ON
the LIST VI May next, will be paid, in addition to h,
pay and emoluments 60 which they will be entitled
by law, the advance OF three months pay The sol.
ders who enlisted 10 serve during the war and who
have not beer previously pad and discharged Will
be then mustered paid, and discharged at their pro-
per stations. The non-commlssioned officers, mu-
sicians and pryates, who shall not be retained iit
service upon the peace establishment, will also, bo
then mustered, paid, and discharged; and the non.
commissioned officers, musicians and pryates, WHO
shall be retained in service upon the peace cstablis-
ment will then receive the arrearsges OF their pay.
No soldier, whatever may be the term Of his enlist.
mcnt can be permitted to leave his corps until he il
duly discharged. for which reasonable time must
be allowed after the termination Of the and tho
discipline OF the army must be strictly observed, as
10 ali corps which il embraces this time, until fur
thcr orders
Any pa,mas,er, or other officer, who shalt pur.
chase at discount, due bills other evidences Of
a soldiers title 20 pay or bounty, shall be held re-
sponsible fcr such misconduct and The emoumene
TO arise from the purchase, will not be allowed TO he
retained by the paymaster the settlement Of his
accounts.
All officers possessed OF any books. charts pianss
surveys, correspondence, accounts, vouchers or oth-
er documents whatsoever, belonging TO the military
department and not necessary to be retained for the
performance Of their respective duties. viii depes,e
the same in the Adjutant Generals Office OF the nil
itary district within which the officers respectively
are stationed, aud forwill rsnsrit TO tho war de.
psrtmcnt an account of such documents.
Ny order OF the Secretary Of War.
May J. ID ptRKE;;, .i.sf. 81 hsf Crl
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The London Morning Chronicle of March
5, speaking OF the failure Of the New Orleans
expedition cndeavours to console the Brll.l
public by saying that ii was not Intended 10
hold Permanent foSSession ot the city aud
that the expedition had no o.her o6ject Than
The PLUNDLR OF The MEkCHAN
DIE, DEPOSITED Their. !" These
are the precise words OF the London paper !;
We hope the Merchants of America viii nole
1t we'll Blu, doe, II agree with the bringing
over of a Collector and Mayor for New O. :
leans, and other preparations for per mamen
residence
Speaking Of the restoration Of Bonapar,e,
Co66en says" Ii ever there was news that
struck like a thunder bolt, this was that news
Alter having seen the dehper0nce Europe ac-
complished, they really appear 10 be delivered
Of their senses 90
We hear nothing of Tallcyrand,
Details of the most important part Of the
news will be found in the preceding columns.
Msrshal Soult, as we'll as Ber,hier, has the
credit OF planning the unopposcd return Of
Bonaparte into France.
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Arrived at New York, April ~, U. S. cor
veite John Adams, Csp,. Angus, in - days
from Bermuda, where she went for prison
ers.-The last Nat Int. contains the resul,
and opinion OF the court OF inquiry lacey held
In Ncw-York, 10 investigate the causes of the
capture OF the Y. ). trigate President. This
investigation has terminated to the honor OF
American seamen,while It incircles The name
OF DECATUR with imperishabe glory
The proceedings of the Court Martial for the
trial OF Gen. Wilkinson, are officially pub
iished IN the Na,ioual lntelligcncer. He is
honorably acquitted oi all and every Of the
charges and specifications exhibited against
him"--The Treaty with England, as ratif-
ed by Mr. Madison, was received at Gibral-
tar 22d March, by the Euiyalus frigate.-
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n EW PORT.
UELNf SDdY, MY s, 1915.
AS,onisAn,e Nesvs !,

The counter reyoluuon which has recen.
tiy taken place in France (says The Mercan-
iile Advea,iser is more calculated to excite
as'onishment Than perhaps any other event
'nat has occurred during a Gentry. 1t has
oeen accomplished silently, suddenly, and to
al. appearance eheeinaIly, without any sac
rihce OF human life and attended with cir
cum1ances which almost staggered belief.
lhe New York papers received yesterday,
are hlled with additional details of the surpris-
ing events which have lately taken place in
France. Some Of them will be found in ou
paper oil tins day. and the remainder will be
Published in our Kext
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

From the Nesp York .'fer. lido Of Sa,utday lasi.
We understand that Wm. Shsle,, WIN
Bainb'idge, and Stephen Decatur, Esq'rs.
have been appoIn'ed by the President oi
United States, Commissioners to treat ol
Peace with Dtyo Algiers.
The squad on undes the command Of Com
modorc Decatug, destined for the Mediter-
ranean, It Is SAID will sail in the course o 2
or days; the Constellation frigatc, and scv.
era' oi the small vessels attached to the squa
cron, droped down 10 the watering place OF
Tnursday.
MI, Shaler will embark on boark the fri
gate Guefriere, Com Decatur.
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NaRTIhD,

AZ Lite Compton, on Monday last, b, tho Rev
MT shepard, Mr. WfLLfAM BRpwN, Ner. to Miss
PRUDENCE BRowSELL. daughter Of Sylvester
Brownell, Esq. Of UespOrf.
DJED,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Captain JosEPH
GARDNER, IN the 9Th year OF his age
On Thursday morning last, Mr. DASIEL DEN-
NAN, IN the 77th year of his age.--An lid revoiu-
tibnary veteran.
On Thursday last. Mrs REBEccA LAYTON, in
the "a year OF her agc.---Mss MARY TURNER,
aged IT,
On sunday last, Mrs. ANN DIXON, aged 83, relict
OF the late Capt. James Dixon.
On the llth ult Mss SUsANNAH GARDNER, aged
%, daughter of Mr. Vincent Gardner an aniiable
and vrtuous female, whose death is deeply lamented
by her family aud friends.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

BY an arrival from Liverpool at Boston,
London news to March 18Th has been receiy-
ed. We copy from the Boston Daiy Adyor-
tlser the following interesting articles -
London had been greatly agiated by riot,
IN which, Il is said, 5o,ooo persons were con-
cerned. IL commenced March 8, and lasted
Tor days. Most Of the houses at the west
end OF the town had their windows broken.
The subject of complaint was late act, pro-
hibitlng The importation OF grain.
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BOo TON, MAY 1915.
Latest from EnpLnnd

Yesterday arrived at this port the British ship
Kingston, capt Smith, in Al days from Liverpool,
with full cargo of dry-goods. bringing London pa
pers to March l8, one day later, than our English
dates by the way of Rochelle, (France)
On a motion in Parliament to take up the Treaty
business with America it was set aside to make
room for another motion, ordering an enquiry into
the losses sustained before New leans
IL does not sppear that any new armament was ft-
ting out as reported in previous 10 don dates.
Ut local matters these pape not very inter
esting it appears that there had been riots in
London occasooed by the passage of an act prohib-
itng the importation Of corn buI they had been sup
pressed without any serious mischief-onc paper
msg4ons, that the militia were to be called out TO
quen the disturbers Of the public peace. who had
grown riotous, not on account of the rise of corn
meal, but becouse B0nabarfc was again in motion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

Ne~.'y'F, s'S'--SftTA LD.tci Ie"' .OW~
mon Pleas, lst March, II ID 1915.
WHEREAs, PRkhUS THURhTON, in tho
w County Of Newport, has this day flied in said
Office the act of the General Assembly at their Feb
ruary Sessions, A ID. 1915, entitled, An Act for
the relief of Insoiven, Debtors This is therefore,
to notify the creditors Of the said Primus Thurstons
that they be and appear, it they think fit, AZ the Cours
OF Common Pleas and General Sessions Of the PeaceA
to be holden at Newport, within and for the County
of Newport. on the third Monday of May, instant.
then and there to nominate Commissioners to receive
and distribute the effects Of the said Primus Thurs-
ton. ROBERT ROGERS, Clerk.
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Commissioners No:ice.

THE subscribers having been by the ffonorabls
Court of Probate for the town OF North Kings-
town. in the County Of Washington appointed COM
mssioncrs to receive and examine the claims against
the Estate of GIDEON HAZA RID, late Of said North.
kingstown, deceased. represented insovent here
D, give notice, that three months longer, from tho
date hereof, allowed by said Court TO The cred-
respective claims and that we viii attend TO hac
serycc,at respective dwellings. within said time.
NicGoLns SinGS sASiCani e soarnup. c'~'r'.
And all persons indebted 10 said Estate arc rcs
quested 10 make immediate payment TO
EPHkAlM HAZARD. jr 9d,n'r.
North. Kfngsiorrr, .4bra 10 MAY 9
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In Lower Canada, the Assembly have vot-
ed Gov PREvosr a service Of plate, and ap.
propriated 5oool. to purchase Whether
MS achievements at Sacke,l's Harbor and
Piattsbursh are 20 be inscribed on the plate,
Is not said - Bosf Ylpkrc
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PRIVATE LETTER.

VIC havc seen private letter to Mr. Tobl6, from
an American gentleman, who arrived at VI. flax IN
the British brig sherbrok, and who left .Jfrseies
on the 7th March, w.leh details Of the circum
stances OF the late great events IN France no,ic
ed IN the other accounts II states, THAT Grasse,
and even az .NarseiAes the officers and magistrates
were, on the first receipt Of Bonsparte's proclama.
tons, disposed to reject their authority, and did
commit several persons, for espousIng the cause OF
Bouspsrte; br they very soon found, that the sol.
dery as well as citizens, we're in his favor and tha.
resistance, on their parts, would be fruless though
s',i attached to the Bourbon Interests that fassena
Immediately left MsrsciIles for Toulon, where he
was expected to aid Bonapsrtc.
The same letter adds" Agicrs had declared
var against Spain for delinquency in paying their
subsidy Of $4,000. 900 in arrears and that they
had made descent on the coast OF spain, and made
some families slaves; that there had bern two
Iu,ions in Tunis, and two Beys bcheaded |: that
Genoa had been evacuated BY the English, and the
King Of Sardinia taken possession in due {orm, that
Prince .'fsraf, was near Rome, with 4lhy Of s.,
900 men,"
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The British sloop Of war Partridc, with
Col. CambeIl on board, arrived at Elba 9 few
hou's after Bonapartc sailed--and went in
pussuit.
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FON cAIsT,
THE Bulding belonging to, aud next .weet Of tho
a subscriber, formerly improved as a Joines's
shop II is 81 feet long and l6 feet wide, being
good and subs antiai oak frame and oak plank Tho
Building is well calculated for Dwelling. House or
Grocery store having fifteen windows and lwo doors.
The Building to be removed as soon as possible af,cr
the purchase For terms, apply to
WALTER NICHOLS.
n erybort .lg1v Z. 1915
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CHEAP CH Ap GOODS.
JAMES MUMFORD,

No. 81. IAumes strcei
n AS Just received iron Boslon,a gen-
~ n eral assortment ofiresh GOODS. among which
"s nroaaclolhs, Cassmeres, storklngnet, sat,nets
handsome vest patterns, undrcss md common Cali.
SoeS' "nghams very cheap, black Cgmbric, whitc
90 olaek Bombssets, BRUSH Shrings very low white
ana rcd flsunes, ladies half silk Hk'fs handsome
inquired leno Muslins, a,konet and Null Musnss
eouon Laees, Ribbons, Bobbins, furniture Chintzs.
tapes, Madras tiandkerchieis, Diapers shear MnsA
m Cotton stripes for shirungs, black and white silk
"io'es, Nahkeens. Linens with number OF other
aruces TOO numerous TO mention in d,,rtsemcnt.
OJ' The public may be assured that the abovo
IN town. NAYS.
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or, arrived yesterday al o'clock. Ills Majesty will
occupy the Eiysee Napoleon The English AmbAs-
sador IS still here. Ills M-jes,y has lost nothing OF
his extraordinary activity Since his ARRIVAL in Paris
nc has continued arrange public affairs gencra.y
t midnight. We learn from Florence that Madame.
Mother OF The Emperor, and the Princess Eliza, his
sister, who had remained at Porto Ferrsjo, CElba]
have landed At Vlareysic, not far from Lueca.
The F,ench soldiers had their tri-colored cockade
concealed in ihe bottom Of their knspsacks, not
purchased or made at Grenoblel "lt is the
same," said they as they passed by the Emperor
(which | wore at Austerltz" "'rhis cockade, !"
exclaims another 'lha at Marengo"
ROCIAMAIION
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-15
March ~.
FOR SALE,
n JR.gCT OF LJF2

the county of IIenrico, ten miles below the city
OF Richmond three quarters OF ? mill On re .ci,th
sele 81 te Hampton Sage Road. containing OF ,cr.,
There Is sttoug well framed DNEjiINCi HOUSE.
by ~, with she'd the north rfc 80 ss-t f,y
l2-t,eIt aie three mud passage % ,Ie lover.
i'cr, aud two rams s1I pssssqe o. the ,,,tp.t.
Hopr--and nthercoryensut hui7es. nth tu SPii! g.
OkCHllKOS oiilni'ins chnoe irtit irea-. contaiins
tselvo tn e - each Crcbari 'fb7 lard ,eooG bc !.
handsome summers retreat lt~ ap7 seil. noan ,hat re-.
sies 80 the city p Yicimoad, end vii ~ shewr ~ a.
ny tive 10 i',ose who wish IN pu+chasc great bar
gain maY he lad by irnmcdi7e application. and posses-
son given within tw0 non'ls. BY
LTT'JLEBERRY ROYe'rER.
hp-iis
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- the ri2ht OF thursday Ire ~ INST were stolen
from the stable nf,he sitsrr.,s, Z. NgO sDESEq
Cne o. t1en iss long shaped sovsl irrse wi blazed
wee, snd hastw0 hTic~ .;~t w'.- he hes ,l4o tn,,s
6" the birdie On Ire neck, end traccs of harness on
"'h'F nde NJ by 'a'-he PAGES md tros. and IS wcW
hr~.en - TIC Gig The other !, 2 souare a,ade dark
bay horFs, @rh shor' busly ;ai AL ,h.,k msnr,
Which ia1gs On bctn-c of us nec,.s r,rne E tsi
Goth SACK, and one p lis FIRE fcttl1-ts ,vhite--le
does M, rNee arr IS an excellent dr'f icrsr- Who.
ever viii drlrer TIE a,7ve-,no n,ione ,rg,s =, fb.
uoeer1''c-, ft,ey s"c taken 20 niles from the e;fv
snail r"cefge h ai7yc reward; # thew sr, tskel 81
niesir-o the ctr, 80 do'lors Az rersnnshe ovre,-
res 'ne'ref "a e. 'eyirc 'hase horls dt,@r. II Ia,
distance hc rn0o than as rnil,r. -.,9.ss Mi
P.T. DAEusl-
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TAKEN UP
% y Joseph Woodson, on Gent, Creek in t;coot-
, Land county, about the first Of Dcccmber ass-A
stray
B.aT II ARE,
SIX or seven years Old abou, fire feet high star in her
o'ehead' end snip the nose shod before, ranging
a"a';' ~" short ou1hy tail She tro,s and paccs and
rs IN 10" order--Appsaised IN sixty iios,.s
j. w. PIEASANTS S.
RICHARD. REDFOIsH
ROBERT W0ODSON.
The above appraisers we're ouasfitJ according to
"a" helorc me austcc OF peace TO- sail County --C;i-
ven under my hand, this 9th Dc. 1919
n. III. VAUGHAN.
A Copy--Teste,
W. MILLER, c. &C,
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FcR SALE.

tsNfA large and commodious establishment; in tb,
a town OF Canes'ie, Formerly occupied hy John
y Edward .Cunnnghap,--it consists oil q d,ye,.,ns
'ose WIN c'g rooris, three of which are coupeteiv
'1t's," i". mercantile pursuits wi p extensive e..l lars
ss'ed n i've corner If the street leading 10 the toas
6" ~'nc-hotse, and extending on ihst a ID the mail.
sreS'' p large two story gaparv, vnh two rooms AID
" 'SsSag' on 'or, stable, cfiaae house a. all NC
e',siy h'-''s's; an excellent welt OF water and IN
iee-"u'c that IS proved TO be- gooi The wl.ol. COW
prsniS unvsids Of acre ard half under e,.i eeIo
1ies. hrs establishments is in 81 respects, unon s,
ohany the most eligible la ';artersvie. Those ,es
rows Ia .,'rcase, viii be sevn III, nre ,;sos Ia, AZ
Ha'harlsh sy'or, living in Town ani the ter ms ,nri
srovn by the subscriber, ut i:li IIil, in eoorhl,
miles Sist2ht.
TBo.li.qS Il. R9RRHSO.N:
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TBoMaS u. R9RRlsoN:

Lci;d- C.5fcc. Esd March, 1915.
:, con' ,rul't' With ac of Che Geoer. Assrni,l,
: n'the Commonwealth .! Virginia, entitled. An
ac' 20 s'ie"d the several laws concerning r.cheats
PISSED on the AL, day az February, ts,I--f ID he
ey nsS" h1i9,:7,, That it appears, ky certificate or
ee rsshesicr o. the county Of Srct.syvsna that ca,
ta'r lot Q. 'And, situated in ti. town OF sho,
ana county Soress', boIpd.d by Zaciaria,, iuc..s
corner, along the main street twerry.nn. tert and
Vepee rinTdng back towards Ire ~sre.hts con,;nop.
~ eslied Roys6n's, one iuin,red fees, c,nt;nq an Oh
long fgure q. one hundred by tFenty-ni E. feet; ,f
which eeriii Ps5cri C4hdzs,y died, in Vi. ven,
I'"4, Se'ze'' and possess-,', ~ Zee simple los been
found by an 'Hquet take, b-ore ss Eschea.o. on the
~ dag Of beoem'r, 1878 to have ,:ei.eared to us
commonwealth, Tor want of heir, of him the s.d Cal
ia"ny, ca:s'hle ot hooking the same
WIZ. 6. FENI2LETOE, 2eafsisr.
L !, The E:ea. & 80; Na;;;,u,,i ., ii,gs,,. ~
"u' insert The above IN their paper, Car six weeks s,c-
essvs.y, and tSnsmi 70 this department Yn ati -.
r;.Niaent. w I, v
March oS. wS,v
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.N1dce 70 Clerks # Cou,la.
(fLFRKS wose duty Il IS 10 m, is,.,r to tho Aud,
Z ! to's OFee Copies Of the She s's BDql- ere err.
ncsily requested to be prompt ~ -c dis,ssrea ~ that
duty JNO. BURrOOT. A. 3 a
blsrsh fS----6w
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IIH eEhSCIIII-II-.IJ-----.. :.

= F2F.i{f 2ye note" ~ ail whom Il rrav crr,r-o
> 'nst az ht%sof ace'rs,s AID 0ones t.r,t ,,n.,,
syp 'cs - fefe orc 10 = Ulster - T. rsH have leon
tra's'e red tn srd uc 10 procession % he r'.cfi
~uo su,e AUTHORS. e % -ee-.tr ,-yu,ent ~ ~ ,
ney dle to Diem. 81 poitors iodrifeG II, Che r.;t
hrr, are cautGrel aeaiort 1ua.pr ayt eof ., INV ,
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come inrve-' end 7Gr'st nric pocpprjg- =ari'4 IN
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mentioned Co 10 i at TIE Convent Of Santa Cara ~
which place II slc. I,ha,i asoGevote rs ,,,c t,s,
as other business .at sm engaged ia reati- 10 the
same benevolent Object uH permit, in going personally
from mouse to eoose &c snic, the eh,,y OF the hha;
tants for such u nv anxiety to slsvs,c ,, is,r
oithoss io- whom, p'rad that vii; omit no petsu.,a
eSersons that ~ my judgment may oostrbnte to the
attainment of inst Object.