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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, NAY Is.
(. A PROOF.LIE "

Dem swift in his treaties upon the
art of political lying enumerates the
various species of lies, and says,
"A proof lie is like a proof charge
Cor piece ofordnance, to try a standard
cre,'flHr."
Now this is Just the short lie that has
been put ir circulation from tie national
headquarters !; that IS, all the points are
gained in this war :--yes-thoush this
Is roandly asserted in toe Court Gazette.
aud imeutiently Insulated in the presi.
aent's message, it is fairly eatitled to be
classed among the dean Of St. Patrick s
proof hes
Iii vow take the late Treaty in one hand
and the Declaration OF WARM tie other.
ard request an Democrat to show that
what we demanded in tie oAeis conceded
in tie other, ne viii in detail admit that
Madison mad not saiaed tie point respect
iag tie Orders in Courci.-,ecauSe tie
British have act MAJ e restoration isor re.
ANNEXATION Tor her captures under them:
nor the point respecting biockaces-
fr there has not been word Sad about
ten since We felt ADMIRAL CochraGe's
pay er blockade of our whole coast nor
the point respecting Impressment-for
sMr 62o7 have been neither ransoined nor
rescued from British heliish bondage.
Taus he viii admit Madison has been
defeated at every point, and that he has
made war in vain, yet when he is about
to leave YOU, he will raise his voice to a
clamorons pitch, & exc,air-' ELL Ike
points are geined %
The people of this country possess the
" standard eredulity ;" the proven of arms
is fearful that the proof charge will blow
him to destruction but Madison knows
and has often experienced that the Gre
DUTY Of tie peop PIE is Of the most liberal
calitfe, and that nothing less than a
. proof lie" will make report wo. thy
the attention Of s True Americans"
EitminstoR Oazette.
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From lie Cleaner.
THE QUOTATIONS OF UNCLE
JlAN

Ruined, ruiaed," cried my grand
father, as he raised Ills spcctacies from
his nose to his forehead. we are an un-
done people Whatin the world is the
matter nowr father, asked my aunt Han
nah, earnestly.-' Matter = cried the
Old gent!eman--' matter enough was
there ever nation going 50 fast to de-
structiOn A Virginia nabob for Presi-
dent! A INST unnatural war Heaven
Knows it could neGer prosper Take
Canada--take fddiestici's end. And
then our taves are Embellishments
a. destroyed religion and liberty kick
e. oct OF donrs-aad every gosd nan
turned cat of ofice. I'll tell you, lex
CLAIMED he yehementiy) we ale ruined
people. Democracy is the bane of free
don-l wouldn't trust a democrat with
reid OF mils-stones uncounted.' Poh.
pom SAID my aunt Hannah, You are
~ a passion, fat1er-if a democratic
hslsaoor wanted auy thing You would let
nm have it, Have #, cried the old gen
uehan, yes, I'd let him have it, if it
was halter
1raad'ather,' said my brother Israel.
s1'nin5 IN at that moment, will YOU ,end
S1; Willard your horse to go to mill p
wy, CHILD said my grandfather.
sntemns bis voice, [ was going to
I~SSn'--out be wolld not assA for him II he
S;u u, not want him--yes, ne may take
nm nm Il thought said my aunt Han-
a a' You would not trust democrat,
aua yet MIR. Willard is the hottest la the
%,tdlsNoorSood.' Well, well, said the
~ gentleman, $ he's wrong in his poll
ms; s,Ipiasuy wrong; but he's good
ioor, and Ibeiieye honest i'll his En-
'0r' he's welcome to him.
f,ti could not hel p smiling at nv grand
~ political passion, contrasted with
tarS S"Glal conduct to his opponents.
se .,l and went to tie pcst-office.
d,rt .a''ors !-Fories !'-cried lean.
ca eli, :, complexloned man. They may
ara III ,e.iiselves federahsts, but say they
t,,Ia setoi Did tories and traitors
s,nno,, country. Every man that don't
n5s, so'esnmeat Is t,a;tg-the wan
pt doe &c supnorted--oppositian must be
M YIN - II sair words went do. we
l1,s 60 - what virtue tlere is in stones.
n9s.a"a'rY Is ruined by division-ve
g,;as. e 9a'ted--he titat Isl. t f,r us is a.
Nell . us--the election is coming on. and
vltes e.. VINO votes Tor tories aud wht
aLa!e r' .ae .eS2saatry.' STOP, STOP said
Ga. ''A0 Laced man who stood nea
sa afe Ina passion--the feGe,ahs,s
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Paper Hangings.
JOHN Il. STEWAE7,

HAS just received and sffer for sale,
III 5000 pieces of Paper and Border
If the newest and most fashionable pat
terms, from the Manufactures OF e..
Cbardon and Virchaux & Co. of Philadel-
phia, equal in colors to the English and
French papers, which with his former
stock, makes his assortment very COM
plete.- -Blauk Books, Writing, Letter
ard Wrapping Paper, Playing and Black
Cards Of tn NJ nuiactories OF Humphreys,
Coolidge and ford.---spelling Books, BIZ
bles and Iestaaents. (plain and elegantly
large and small, States and ,encils,
creek, Latin and English school Books,
with general assortment Of Prayer,
2.salm and Hymn Books, History, soe-
try, Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
Primers.
May Is.
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.t,..s;as It. The parties, however,
o. ,.,'aat meet. bit 50 great vas the seaste
aia p nvceasii5aatl bv the affair, that jnd g.
Nav nav called on NJ. . 9oanell n ms on !,
"a ca,,c;ty. to prevent the expected
ca IVA Ia rrister pledse his hoaos'
~ 5a ,fslid not be the assailant, and
-. .a ;a-lye retired. On the lst inst. SIC
1874 ri stanley. wine merchant, who
-. -. c,elt,,l knight by the Duke OF
p;..,,,a,,.l. AMI who has eight HUNDRED
.,.,,l = rear as a basrack master OF Oab-
E, xa.ted on Mr.. O'Conneh with the
..,..~~ssta.,e:i MESA re he was referred to
.sn;nr Niacnlnara, protestant gentle
49, Il an ancient Irish family, and SON
;n.I,w to fudge Finueane. between whom
IA .s;, Edeard the tine and place were
.s4tle1, The PARTIES having arrived On
.sa praund we're placed ten PAGES asundef
al baviag received each Pair of pistols
we're left to FIRE as their Judgment direct
Cd Mr.. D'Esteae fred and missed
his onponent immediately returned the
sr. and AR. D'Esterre fell. When on
The GROUND. Sir Edward Stanley address
Ell Major Mcnamara az fellows:
:. Well sir. when each has discharged
his case of plotols. hope the affair will
ns considered as terminated, and that We
leave the groand -
To which Mr.. Macnamara replied
cs;r. YOU may of course, take your fricns
fran the ground when you please. You,
air. are the challenger. aud you may re-
fro from the graund Whenever You thlak
proper: but ssail not enteriato any such
condition as YOU propose. However, 1t
i mohable there NAV be no occasion to
discharge the whole of case OF pistols"
Mr. D'Esterre bore most aamah.e charac-
ter in private life, and is universally re-
GREETED. It is remarkable, that he was
One Of the few members of the corporation
who opposed the vote against the "a
flo,ics. which was the remote cause .! his
melancholy fate. In early life ~le Vas a
lieut.. of marines. and was very active III
sgpDressing the nntinY at the Noe, and
was SO near su feiiias for his loyal ezer-
tions That the rope Mas actHatiy a5alt lis
neck, and he was on tie peint OF being
swung no to the yafd ag.a. lie was az
forwards a merc5a9t il n85lin. aad "a
government contractor. lie Sas married
/, very beautifaia1l accomplished young
LAZY, daasatero me celebrated NJ. Ora
mer. the musician. Alr. d Esterre mas
left MS beautiful widow, now ssre.ttpea
years oi.ase, with one living child, & one
Coming.
There was no inquest held on the body,
and Sir Edward S.tanlv wrote to MIR. "
Connell, that neither the friends nor the
family ofthe deceased meant to prosecute;
to which the barrister returned a s6ita-
bic reply; lanenting the fate of his op-
ponent, and acknowledging the geaeroas
sentiments manifested IL Sir Edwards
letter. The affair has created a great
sensation throughout Ireia,d which 10
agltated IN an alarming degree, by re-
Lsious political PARTIES.
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LaWRaSON g FOWLE,

IOIV UOICVVV q TUT LE1
HAVE FOR SALE,
The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, CAPS
tain Fote, from Moose Island
Consisting Of
$50 tors Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stores,
% barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks Correras,
.slso ianaing md for Sale,
Q pi,es Holland Gin,
Q d;tto Tereriffe Wine,
l ditto lfo,t o. superior quality,
| ditto Catalonia do.
l case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, GingEams, sc.
April 20. If
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For Sale,

A WELL finished two story BRICK
"A HOUSE - i.ust. adjoining Mrs.
Mary Harper's on Washington-street, at
present occupied by .s'rs. Mary Brook =.
If not sold at private sale by Monda, TIE
10Th of June, it will OH that day be sold
at public saie-Those disposed to Pur-
chase will please call on
Josiah n Davis
No, 10
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MIR. V0rL Man IL

.VgU- OTN sIuH 10.
TIE Constitution Frtgute.-By the
Pilot Boat Rambler, which came Up tits
morning from Sandy Hook, We learn that
the Constitution tiisate Cnptain stesenrt
arrived of Sandy Hook yesterday after
noon from cruise.
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Fundamental Rules
OF TIE
Columbian Insurance
Company
OF ILE,KaNDRIA.

1. All rules and regulations in use by
the Marine Insurance Company of Alex
andria, and not contrary to tie following
are adopted BY this Institution.
2. The credits for tie payment of all
premiums exceeding s so shall be as fol-
lows, by approved notes with one In
derser.
10 or from to &. from Ports IN
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NOTICE.

FgHE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE
4 COMPANY of Alexandria, have
commenced business at their Office, over
the Coffee Socm Fri lett's Eoftl. where
proposals for Insurance will be received
from the hours of1G till 9 p. NJ. each day.
They submit to tie public the follow
ing Fundamental Rules, to govern in all
cases of Marine ASSURANCES, which
may be effected in their Office.
VIM Hodgson,
President.
VIM. Wilson.
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6 Months s Months
7 Months 9 Months
10 Months Is Months

s. assurances on Vessels and on Com
missions are in all cases to be made in
valued policies only. Those Oh COM
missions free of average and salvage.
q. 1t will be preferable, that lnsuran-
ces GU Freight be likewise valued; but if
on Freight" simply, two thirds OF the
amount of gross freight covered, shall be
baderstood to be the insurable interest.
,fbills of lading or charterparties stipu-
ate no freight on goods, being owners
roperty. sc. the amount shall be fixed
" arbitration, of freights for voyages cut
and home one half is to be applied to each
oyase, unless otherwise agreed upon.
5. On sums insured upon imaginary, or
.vrected profits the same percentage, in
.ase of loss, will be paid, as would be re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-18
A tract of LAND,

Containing l"' Acres Or thereabouts,
the property Of TIE late Joseph Minor,
deceased. THIS s.and, except q small
part. is covered with tie most .aluable
kind of Timber, and affords a valuable
situatiou for 'fa~eln. lying in Fairfax
Count,, Virginia, at the Intersection Of
the roads leading from Leesburg to Alex
andria and Georgetown, Que mile below
the Falls Chu, Oh, which ma, es the die
stance to Alexandria between 6 end 9
miles. and to '.as.2eto~n between and
5. !. f.rt'sr DESCRIPTION is deemed I'M
necessary. a. these VINO wish to purchase
may new the .,se'niss Y calling on my
self, or NY brother .e.rt., iaoinor, living
adjoining the lra, erty.
GEO. s,INOR.
Nav IS. DIV.
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Public Sale.

XN7ILL be scld to the highest bid
w der for cash, on Thursday the
first day Of June next,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A GENERAL meeting Of the Stock
N holders of the Warrenton C6inye.
ny, will be held at Ihompson's tarern,
at Walrenton, Oh the Sth day OF June,
1915, to deliberate concerning the affairs
ct the Company.
BY order OF tie President g. Directors
J. A. w. SMITH, Cashier.
April 90. dt9thJ.
Plaster Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

n Harrison. NJ. Mrs Abg,s. wife of David
Gay, aged 10 -sas possessed an ariaoIe slispo'
snion, was esteemed and respected Dy all her &C
1u4n, ance, aud left tbs world Fl My pefsn .tled
s'le should enioY ahiessed isnln ,ffitv t1rou II
lie meras and inscrcession ether Rcdecmer.
In Cornish. IA. llsh ms. NJ William sflsfr,
II ID BLESSED ale The desd that due III he
l.ord.n An ansabie disposition uaitea 20 sfn
omsaon vlvacuy and cheerfuine<s rendered him
greexbe 10 Frs friends and psrssing to sh VIII
knew him. HIS ,tssJy hapiss and corr &c
lrlncislcs procu ed hin many friends am rs tbs
serious, and hts .nero,iy snd goet hnnor :
traced lie a',xnitn IF tie more gay and
spri,iisty. Teom his ea,iiess yesrs be showed
N ny signs Of Z psus mind and al at aetna ut
- sacred ruth In his i1st illness, whoa YVES
tnat 1t xj-ciine. h ffqaenty deciared &c hasi
nor wish 20 tsgnan lis heath and size 9Th !:
"a wi b the nose Ut Savio,'s smiles, he wou.e
walk shroug., the valley and of,he sl1sd w Of
desth snsl f-Sfasio evil On the evening OF his
desth, wsrl, he WAS nf aim.d that he was gong
he EXPRESSED Willingness t. leave lii; wo ID
and DEAN, reJncn,s IN he full assirence ct
peaceful adm.s snce mo tie heav,-.ly Rangdum
of t;e dc sscd Ke dreY.ri
n tbs o~n, Miss Caroline Sew sg y q ~-
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l. LITTLE, & Co


he proprietors Of Back Cove Bridge are here
by rotiied that their femiannuaI meetina viii
be ho'den At the houle O David Talbot Iarho,d-
er 10 Portland on Mcnday the fr,h day Of Fsbsu.
ary next, a,,hree clock in Tie afternoon, for the
following pufPoies, w:
To choofc Moderator
To receive accounts aad allow tie fame If sh.y
be found riehs
10 traniacs any other buinef, thar may prop
cry come before fhen
Per order Of he tfaniing commiffee.
STEPHEN WAITE. Psspr cs,k
IAN 50. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-30

II Hz Ssandirg Cos:.mittce of,Lc Society Ct Gin
cinnsti Of Tho Commonwealth Of MeIachu.
fets in conform'syto avete oe the Sosiesy here
hy pise fubIic notice the Widows aud phsos
of the d,cesfed Members, ard fneh ct their
brethren as are reduced 10 neceii GUS creumssn
ces thar applicasicn for relief may be made 90
or before WEDNESDAY The eighth day Of Feb
ruary nex,. to he Standing Coumitee or any IN
civilual thereof and tic Starc.ng Committee ar.
heretvEoiided bat he Commite e WI. meet az Ca
fc 4 Hi, at Il o clock. A. M or fa'J Nedr eiday
February 3,h. ~ The aarie> 81 The hsanlin,
Committee are as follow.
Hon. John Brocks. Capt. Thomas Howe
WiiIiam Tutor. Efq. toi. poi.s.n,
ID David fownleni, General Wsni,ow.
Capt Robest Williams, Capt Besl smln Dsna
Juln Calender. MIR ). ieskiLs.
Capt ADAMS y icy, Capt. Bradford.
Dr. luhn Hart. Captain Morton,
Capt l'rMcs Green, D. SLuse
Capt. bet .cln Eaton,
per order.
JOHN CaLLErrEn, u
<E.ns ste.stavy MsGabsf.fn Csse,aAa'i
Bottom Jauua'y 18th, 1879.
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&ottCo)1S'
Monday, january 30, 1915.

n1s NEws. Dya communication from
Ha' Hotham 10 Gen. Gushing, at New
Conn. il received the sad iidings oil
ess, by capture, of the u. S. Friga,e
:<''osnt, and what is more 10 be lamcn:ed,
S ser ot our brave and meri,ol ious off
soes'her with Ely OF the crew, have
8 y INC NasGnak aid almost hofielrss con
!. soos'dering the superior fo.ce which
I.. ,su aer. Il IS stated that three OF the
u'snan's, Bab5eti, Perry and Hamilton,
IN s'iltd; the former has resided much
~ 'o~n bis character as an officer and
'psn was deser,edIy held in tho
|s..s '' reputation, and the others were re.
y = officers Of great meri'.
9 ne Particulars Of the loss of Tie Pre-
Il - NC puhlick must wal, until the Off
4h.d 'n' OF Commodore Decatur is pub
"A - sasement between the President
Is, mon, lasted nearly six hours, the
|<s.p - distinctly heard at Newport and
rs p. 'o'o End mentioned at the time
Ib;a'.e"t sailed from New York the
/ IL r and early mex, morning desert
49,. 1"c UNION, l'enedos and pomone
5n-J: ana Majestic raxee. The former
& Pr gave chase and come up with
lc,ess s'oen' Y half past o'clock, and the
IL ~ commenced and continued till
sc,;dr. 4. ''en 'Ie squadron came up and the
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OTct.

he fuhfefiher hereby cares ru'''ic notice . al
i concerned. ,has he has hcss tn aapoiaie.
aud taken upon himfeif the ssaa Of Adm,o.ittatol
on lie esaae Of pkrER Me M OOH lar Of Per-
lard ia The ccunsy ,f rnLcriaDs. N5af'l e. &c
coated by givug bcrd as the law dlrssls tie
therefore re9sesss AL efions no are 'neeused .
The laid dcctssvds cI~ae MAKE immediate pay
fasn, aid ih.Ie WHO lave auy demands ti'ei ecn
so Ell til tht .s.l.sc ~
FBrHrZ ER nc ISTOtH,
.lruary 8 us J.
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g g g g s
$4,000 DOLLARS j.?

i We of:en bear people compIaining Of the h.rd.
Def, Of she times wan: Of cath &c &c--Ali
fueh pe,fona are hereby informed, thar. il Mach
next, viii commence drawing 10 Boflon. the
CANAL LOT ferry.
when great M nber Of perfons viii receive "a
w 1ibi< Gu for that very uncomfortable dforder.
bs ges<- ss~plss', Sy having adminierea 70 them,
valuable prizes from The goddess Of For,rpe--
An who are deGrouS CT Obtaining reef will
pieate 10 cal e. feod immeds ely 70 The Bel a@<
asd Lsttry otsss OF
l. LITTLE. & Co
Mile Rect Portland where may be had 4
variety of fortunate numoers which are now
telling rapidly. 10 coniequenee of the vesy low
prize Of dollars for .vhoe 2 So for halves, 4 81
for quarters rs cts for eigh.hs
All orders epcoipg cath or Prize Tckets COP
paid will be attended TO he nnalber Of the Ticker
regflercd and he earlief information gwen Of III
fate
Companies fuppfiei With Tickets and quarters.
Oh the mca reafo, able te,ms
Tau sc.
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M 'heiuoicrihers, having been appointed by.
the Hon judah Dana Elq Judge Of Probate
for The couuy q OIfosd, 10 sc and examine
the Clans OF CREDITORS 10 the elase cf AMOS
BEAN late Ct Townihip No 2 IN fad Ccuny OF
Oxford, leoman, deceafed, represented infoIvent.
co he ely give rot,ce that he fustLer time e Gx
"a q h> fom he Esd day Of Desesaer n are
Allowed 10 fs:d creditors to brsng IN and prove
their sims; AID ths re shail a tsndfhst fervce
the Office 81 fsfe, c Y,gs 10 kunford in iaid
ceun.y = Oxford Gu he all Wedaeidsy II his
aud the eve ioI owing mpashs from 10 0 ock in
lie 70, enocn until ID. cs ia the afternoon OF fad
Gay
Dated a: kunforJ. ic.h fpv Of Jan fsss
PR NCfs EfYFS
pGFER VIRGIN,
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benjamin Allen Richarcfon's Will.
NOTICE. is hereby gwen to the Widow heirs,
add all concerned n the effate of BEN A :
MN AILEN RICHARDSON late of Pownal in
The County of Cumberland. decsafed. that the lat
'Nill ard ieftament of laid dsce4sed has teen
pseiensed tc me for probate by Thomas Wharf,
jur. tie executor thetein named and thar have
aligned the fourth Wednesday of Feb usfy mex
at te,, c,c'cck. A. M for he hearing thereon, az
The Office q yshn Frot bingham Efq u Portland
when and where they may have opportunity 10
thew caufe why the iaid Will ihoud or ihou NOT
he allowed.
SAMUEL FREEMAN. Ts,gr Probate.
Tan % SIS
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d eoaaI ID regulars, /
is,ners wiil be picked up
fSfs Harbour, i'm. IA
- six hundred ship car

ar SIX huuusS 80
post, busily engaged in
>a!f's ,: :, rrady TO build two seventy
gle 81 isigale q the first class. Al
& - surrounded ~ sPise' our govern
50 reason to congratulate them
his one very essential point
y i. 8 whole If the materials for the
~ - naval force 70 be established on
-. q. nave been coolrsc ed for,and ready
s'vefy these six weeks
seen 9, Two and three Thousand Of
): .rmy have taken up their line OF
f.sm Buffalo A number are ex.
81. 3 ,,,e.n here but il cannot be SO on
:.,..,ut--tha, there we are fully COM
s 81 our defence, and that an import
i isin danger sen there
~ RELY On it that the head OF this
.r,a viii fiist appear at the Place above
.,;sned II S,nrc arrived al Greenbush ]
Boston Ga-.
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ERRATA.--It, the communication published
in our last GAzETrE concerning the illegality
of trayellinglon The Sabbath, we accidentally
omitted the word NOT. We should have said,
that s'thc court decided it was aot an indicta-
BILE offence, to carry the mail on the Sabbath,
shcss tie carrier had contracted % carry Il EVERY
DAY IN THE WEEK. go
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.s,or THE BALTIMORE GAZETTE.
nASECOND DANIEL. I"
3 11EvF

- frcn, q lpexcb IF Preidsnt Madi-
4 u bis taking the cab Of office, The
So Mateb, 1873.
.sneral PROPERTY is viGble in
.1..rntsiic countcnancc The means
s.eIoved 81 the Britifh cabinet TO un-
.r;ne i. have recoiled onthenfelves;
-. Given TO our national faculties a
M rapid developemen', and draining
4 'diserting the precious metals from
p.;,;ih circulation ard Britilh vaults,
>. h,ve poured them into thofe of the
,Uni.rd States"
COMMENT.
i. 4 now known TO the world, that,
4 contradiction to the Preiident's fate
M. during that veiy year 1873, the
"a Of lpecie fran the United States to
Il Btidih dominions generally, and in
Il Bfitilh vaults! was 70 enormous,
"a became 70 alarming. that fcarceiy
"a ] tweivc-month rlapfed after this
trrh rs delivered. when nearly all the
ineipsl Banks in tie United States we're
pupelIed to fuipend their fpecie pay
EMS
b fuch means have an enlightened
Ia free people been deceived the grof-
&c falfshoocs have been urblufhingly &
nndstiou1y aAerted, in order to make
ke var popular, and aid the adminiffra-
80 h their ambitious defgns.
Ans they have but too well fucceed,
they have brought this happy nation
|plhe brink of ruin
Pertinent Remark The Trenton Fed.
|1nilf, after rating the fa6t,that DR.. Leii
Ir been removed from The office Of
|oR mslcf in Philadelphia, to make
golA for kic ard Bacbe, fon-in-law Of
suea'y Dallas, pertineutly adds /.
|Iul las tnny5menf fallen upm one man
~ utsd for the udr in CongysG--and be
E6fd 4 from the bands stftbgls avbo acre
Ffriaai1i in tie gull.
ROBBERY.
wednesday last, elst inst. 1rsse Smith OF
npden, said TO be one OF NJ. coilcc,o Hooks
Ie'aes. VAS committed to gaoi in his town on 8
a'mus AlEned BY Jedediah Herriek, Esq. OF
rdsn.-He is chstged with felonIousIy rob-
sslv'a Srlden, Esq of Nor i1gewock. ola
3Sesen Hundfcd u HRS, aEdby sid Justice
e'F'ek he wss r quiled % give bsnds, himself
e:e ehoussnd dollars and two suresies FIVE hun
dpllAys each. TO- his personal appearance
mex Suprems Judic.l Cour o answer for
s'mes = Not BENG .ble 70 procure bonds