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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06

T FIJI ESQ SELL the .}o7omirr
tracts Of LAND lying in The County
Of Hampshire, stote Of Virginia, riz
1900 Acres on the Z legany
Mountain adjoining the lands of Thomas
D. Martin and Alexander King, between
The deep Run, and Howell's Run, drains
of the North branch of Potomac River
$40 acres on the said mountain adjoining
the lands of said King, Michael Mile
neniamin 8eeler and tie Pine Swamp
Sarvey-460 acres on the Great Cacapion
los acres adjoining the lands of Danier
Royce, between sideling He'll, and spring
cap Mountain-GG0acre on North brarc,
of Potomac Riyernear Doves Mill-Also.
a small piece of Land containing seven
acres lying en- the North branch of Pcto
mac River, near, Or adjoining TIE last
mentioned tract. These lands are we'll
watered with never failing springs of the
most delicious water, and rivulets passing
through them; well timbered: fertile, &
may be purchased on reasonable terms,
and on liberal credit.-Ihey are known
ny the persons residing in tier vicinity,
as having been the property Of Or. David
Stuart, decd. late of Fairfax County and
State of Virginia.-Also for sale, about
800 acres of valuable tiHbered and wood
land, lying in the County of Stafford and
State of Virginia, about ten miles above
Aqua { TOWN. and on said run, near the
of Geo. Lane who will shew the
land and make known the terms.
For further particulars relative to these
several tracts of land, apply to the sub
scriber living in the County of Fairfax 4
state of Virginia near Alexandria, Dis
trict of Columbia.
VIM. Robinson
Howard, April 90. 1awtf.
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Fresh Fruit.
sUsT REcEIFED & FOR SALE
Al HIS STORE,

Loacer end Of Prince Street,
ENRESH Lisbon Lemons by the box
E orretail, Tammarinds, Filberts first
quality.-ALSO, fresh Rice. clean
Northern Flax, Goshen Cheese, fresh
Chocolate, Poland Starch, fresh Cloves,
Liverpool blown Salt by the sack or
smallergusntities, first quality Cavendlsh
Tobacco, table Goldfish, and sundry other
articles in the. Grocery line.
Abel Willis
May AZ, {
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Land tu' Safe.
4 WILL SELL THE FARH CALLED
HOPE PARKE,

Yv0RMERLY tie residence of DR.. Da
Y, vid Stuart. decd, lying lii tie coun
ty of Fairfax and State OF Virginia, rea
the old road leading from Alexandria
through CentrcvilIe twenty miles troua
the first, and six from TIE last mentioned
place. This tract of sIand contains nearly
two thousand acres, is mostly in timber
and fre-wood. There are between five
and six hundred acres of tits land judici-
ously cleared, and well enclosed +; highly
ADAPTED to clover, and with the use Of
plaster may be made exceedingly pro-
ductive. The improvements consists of
,yery ccnE0diGus dwelling house, goods
tables, barn, corn houses, and every o.
Their necessary building. There is an ex-
celtcrt Grist NIL with great fall On ne
yer failing stream Of water: it is at this
time ia complete repair. hearth dwell
ling house +here are extensive peach and
apple orchards, consisting of a great va
icty Of the best fruit, and fertile garden.
As the portion of wood land adjoining this
farm is unnecessary large. ! should like
to sell Part Of it in detached lots. The
0verscer residing at Hope Parke will SKEW
the improvements.
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Cn.NDuT0N,s.

The work will be -. rlsed IN an ocIa-
vo volume contain. G0ut 10Y
and will be printed with an entire new en
type OF which the above is specimen
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and on good paper. and Will IN
N b, boards at ihlee Iloiia ;. Eve se' g,
These who interest then saj ny CSS
work, and procure ten pbsa les mi
coming ,nn responsible for taeir SUI ~tIs b
shall receive oi:e copy ior tier !. l'%.
PERSONS holding sabscrinfnD |'ca
are requested toretprn tier, by ,% a lac,
:, June neat to thcries E.s,,,l,.' :. IlH,
Usher ,e at at l,artl.rd, connec,:,r't'. leF
Hartford, .tlDrch ac-l4,
~ Subscriptions received ~ a.
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FOR, KEN !,

A comfortable and corveH'rp' ~" IN
~ nr Ge"' Dw ,s1 House and . Lex r ~
~ pump "''pr Of excellent set T "c,r s ,1
house attached thereto, h,', Nos.
end .n Of Water>street. ne; "s. ia 4, -
sion sion n may be had BY ao2'. ing I" Us
scriber on tie Vre"'''>Wj; Wv. YEATES..
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June 5.
LAND FOR S.'L ~ u

=
VII, he sold. at pnh!ic saIr, at = "ICtb5
!sprin~, on Sal . 100
June next, . ,,d
M sas'''"fi 4 e'S land bad. g III 's
u.s. Of IS acres, wtica has once Ifere I.
claimed CT la and IN cu'ti cult, G"e sfrEISG.%
t tIisi land md. Ter Terms of ale '''Ss' :,
nine months credit. ~ !. Low
Mry &c,
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SOAP

SOAP,
1s1 boxes BROWN SOAP,
For sale By
Mandeyine & Iarmour.
who wsnya WaggolltO load tor Ua'os''
Munroe coanty, Virginia.
June 5. -
Fashionable Shoe Store.
THE subscriber bsgs leave to acquaint
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Alexandria,
that she has just received from Phladel-,
mia a general assortment of the most
fashionable SHOES, which were all par
ticulariy selected, SO that she can recon
mend them to be of very superior qua
lily; and as they were entirely laid IN
for cash she will be enabled to sell at re-
duced prices.
Mary .ann Harper.
June S. St
sGP A few genteel Boarders can be
accommodated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13
Secretary general Of the council cf suite.
PARCN IOkRE.
CHAMBER OF PEERS.
PARts. Mareh III.

Report mate 10 the Peers ~ He Chancellor
in Utrfpe # his majesfV's orde7s.
" Ia pursuance OF the wish OF the chamber
VI peers, repaired to the King, and his ma
Jcsy has authorized nc 20 communicate u
You FRANKLY < without reserve, al the intel
ligence relative to the subject Of which he
Yesterday the honor to give you the inerna-
ton.
{" On the 9Th we received The first informq-
ton ot the landing Effected by the enemy.
According TO reports, GA the Correctness Of
which It IS conceived reliance might be plaC-
cd, he had only 700 of the old gulrd, about
500 Corsicans, and no foreigner from the
island OF Eliza that is to say altogether 11fO
men.
" With this handful Of troops he landed en-
inc ist ut Cannes near hutibcs. lie landed
without resistance, because there were not
there sufficient troops 10 oppose him, there
being no troops OF point which was not me-
naced. 3onapai le, it appears, failed in his
attemp' on A,,i5es, and advanced towards
Digr, Whert fe Waa on the 4th. without be-
Si0g Isct.ssd az rcii: crcemcnts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13
Y.ELUABLE COIL LANDS
FOR SAFE.

ygcFE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction, at the
: Exchange 'ravera in the town Of Manchester, on
SATURDAY the 22nd day ofAp next, his interest nthc
three following tracts of ey land, living the waters
OF Failing Greek, in the county Of Chesterfield, State
OF Nrgtria--Nz. ten sixteenths of one hundred and
forty-two Acres, known by the na-le of Buck and
unliif coapts, bounded BY Black Heath coal mines
Thompson Burts, and o,hers--Also three fuurths of
Eighty Acres, known by the name OF the Creek-pi
bounded BY the coal-rniny OF the Messrs Railey ON
the north, aud the Stoue-henge coal mines on the
south--aiso nine twcn,iehs cf 32d acres, known by
the name the Union COstpits bound,1 on the
west by the Messrs Rasys, the east by the Coal
Land knowa by tue name OF the Dover Cosl-ps.---
The above property is very valuable, minute des-
eripton is considered unnecessary, it is presumed
that persons clned to purchase, will, previous the
i:y Of sale. view the same, and make themselves
badly acquainted with lis va,ie ami situation The
Subscriber (who resides in The neghhorood) will NJ
any t'ne, shcw the property to any person who may
call forthst purpose.
The Sale viIl be msle, under the s'iperinten-
dance OF Messrs, Robert Graham and James W. VIM
free
CORN ELTUS BUCK.
Terms oil Sa'e one third cash, TIE balance ia two
equal annual payments
e. Feb. 25.---w6wa9sSt,ls
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FOREIGN,
orrrc OF rEt evENlNc POST,

.Ne7o- York, Wedursday, I
d2av S--%oou
Er,,ect OF letter from an 45ne,ican gentle
mar ar aUre, 10 his friend in dis city,
datea Aych %.
Tie rc)ution effected in this country
within thcs last twenty days, without shot
being fracjs Certainly the most astonishing.
as it probaly viii be the most important, re-
corded in istory.
The intiigence of the arrival Of Napoleon
at Frejus as followed by such a RAPID sue
cesson events, that we have been in
constant ,lte OF alarm and amazement, aud
We have Jtha1 time to reflect on the con
s.quence lhst may resrit 10 this county and
to Enrop tine stuuor.of atnazement chat
al Frsnc BIAS been thrown into, is more as
tonishmg han the success OF the entelriize
tliat has ftven the Bourbons from the Thu
iieries.
FROM e rapidity OF Nspoleon's journey
from Lvns it appears nc neither expected
pr eXpt.eDced the least resistance. We
learnt oly this morning Of his entfahce into
the cap,sb but We are ignorant of the partic-
ulars al neihg IT., as we are indeed Of tie
rircums noes 81 lis successes prior Thereto
canuo therefore Give You an a. count OF
them, ,ich Desides would be unnecessary,
as the 2ers that viii 80 by this sane p
portunIN ~ ~ # iacr dates. Louis TIE
18Th, N'h ~ 4rot .Did truous, rctreated
FROM ? ~ tne ,'r.,t Of the l9tn inst. it's
srPp0s"ion tle odt finuders, probably ID
occupy 81. way eases might be as-
@sned s." no'o -a Zoo rance, to have ia-
vOred ,nscba1gs taa; has taken place, but
it has 3e1 elected TOO promptly tchar
depended ppo any thing other than tie
.uterfsisioe and dsp ion Of the array.
Sine e retu,a # Che Bourbnns 10 the
.arone, alloigll 1r ng win an uncommon
Jare Of iity, The nr. liberal opinions
faHY IN pt govercnert NV been impoi-
t.c aaJ prudent With ,ao exception d
aHs royal iiy put themselves al
Ht party winch erowned ON ever
1'"' "o 'akcn g. active part in the re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-13

A T his Dimesiic Irare-no,. npposite Charles
"a Reck &Co Main or I; Street has ius; received
irGrn TIE MaFfactners in addition Ia his former stock
SO cases Domdsic Goods consisting ct fine. and coarse
Ginghana, P5ids, Greeks, Stripes, Chanhravs, Shirt
ngs, Shee,Ngs, Diapers and Bed Ticking; also, cav
ing and sewing Coiton7, Caspetts, Cashmere S, Fine
Cloths, $c, SEA Of winch Re offc lor sale an rs
good terms. tor cast or aoceDancea in town. rs tfey
Can be had in Philats phia Or New-York
PiliEdP BUDLONG.
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Hog SAIE

TE7HJ.be Sold On Pc first oqy Of .Jls,e ,sq,qt,
FT aose vlhTbis NILS Gf!Jaininy tSr tam Of
Teterel1ry ccadtu'v catd Fleets or CG,nbbeR s.
UheeIe,'s me- otia mr. qccnfle,i by Mrs Cnb5eR
nth Tie Land he71y. ige7ed Gbsu. 26O t,cita, on
a credit Of enc, t-ro and H.ee uvG,, Notes bagu5e
az either ofthe BGtES IN pcfets5tro, -viM u6biosod
end9"csrs, xiii III cd Of the purchasers. .Shoiad
tie .ll'hs not y y d, Msy 1aM Be offered Lease
fer a term of ,sgt
!. FR.4AdEST.q BR, 6y her agents
I H. RH,doibh, Thoa. Ta5b
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TRANSLATED FOR THE NEw-YORK EVEN
ING POST, FROM THE PARIS NOM
TEuR, OF MARCH 99
-IddTs8s o5the ED2i'efor ~ difiyfnt bo1lies N
Puris.
The Emperor's Answer to the High Court ne
Appeals
In the first ages Of the French monarch, 6,
some small warke nations took pos,cssion :
'he t5anis' ne sovereignty without doubt
vas not organized IN the Interest of tn.
q uis, who were slaves nr had no uolitirai
rights bu, il was in the interest of The com
querinG tribe. It has never been TIRE then
60 say, that inn period ofhistory. 10 ,o NJ.
ton, not even in the East, thst the uecr,le
should exist for the kirga every wlcre II
has been cOnsecrated that kir,-s oviet ,.,,,
for tie people, dynasty cgealI n,,ie,
circumstances which have cre0tej or, -. 49,,
interests having an mferest In gnDoort;no I'll
rights and properly, cen alone be rsf;ooal
ard legitimate, and possess the co,f,ler,ce q
strength tnsss TWO first characters of every
I0swer 10 The Conrt 9f.6cc9nnfs.
What chiefly distinguishes the ;r1rer;oi
throne, is that it was r.,scd bv tI,, 5,,''
h7t of course 4 igH0fut0L nd Serrrcs III j.,
terests this Is the ttuc legitimate cbaract.,
Ire imperial i'terest is n consolidate Iii
which exists and which has been r,sda =.
Frame in IS years Of revolution il co,,,,,,.;
SIS all interests, and abore az the infoycef IS
the National glory, which is not the l.ast of
all" ~a'' VI
41sTc1' 70 ne fmfcvioi Courtof Poy;A
" Every thing which returned Win Core;..,
armies, III which has been made witho,,f ce,,.
suirng the nation, is null The Co'nts ~
Greno5lo and Of Lyons, and all the tr,bnn,Is
e justice which have net. wien W.
bccess Of events were still hncertsi,, h g
@oNnced me THAT these princio,,s ar are
sosr ven IN tie heart of every Frencir
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2G D0LLARS PFWApn.

pANAWA rom ms pure or ne 2lst .Edrch, a
! = 6Es'g 8IfCK BOl, ojort opears Of age, o.
letf feet 10 ies high he I'm. med fcHEsT, sand
1sGs IN Mc c, i5wneni Of caliuja Pen 9Gte ofbgs
,0i, &c, r,iea h ahsconded. J 5ouela hin, IS ytrs
White Of Kin, Hp1au co4n' ard It IS bTobnblc he is
r91g in tRaf p. h60Dhocd .gH bay the abore re-
1rid n Gg t,9'i 7cho al .eF1r him 70 Mr. Tote
IL 'its f'zce for7snin al ct5faiiisNf vessels yion
f.-th Hg Din r. frma hiring linn o59ard thar qes-
sst. .sitier n e'atycf 6ei'ig rgOropst trosecpted
DAVID w. BRAND.
,q6,y Al
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The SUBSCRIBER.

or The above SAFE is postponed until Saturday the
Path OF June April io-eptils
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DECREE.
Palace cf'fhe TAHWeTics,


26th GIarch, 1915.
Napoleon, Emperor of the French
We have decreed and DO decree as fol
lows
Art. 1. The Emperor commands IN chief
the National Guard of his good city of Pa
ris.
,. The lieutenant general count Drouct,
our a:d-de-camp, is appointed commandant in
ID. Of the SAID National Guard.-He will
take ou- orders daily and from our hands, for
every thing which concerns the organizing &
service of said guard.
3. Our Ministers are charged, each in
what concerns him, with the execution Of the
present Decree.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor,
The Minister Secretary of State,
(Signed)
THE DUKE OF BASSANO.
FURTHER TRANSACTIONS FROM FR ENCH
PAPERS, FOR THE BALTIMORE PAT
RIOT.
-dddre9s ofthe Council Of STATE.
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Extract eta letter from, an .5pericar geutle-
man, 7lozv IN Paris, dated NIarch 22d, 1915.
received by the fimgai.
Rest assured that Napoleon q fixed for
life, If may Judge from the enthus asrr Of thu.
Parsians, particularly the military. He has
dissolved the two houses conn 1sinr the
Csrps Legislative. All the errisrtiirs who
have entered the army since April lst, 1914,
have been ordered TO quit the serpice. and
the Minister Of War is forbidden t. Day them
any arrears which may be found due them.
on any preteXt whatever. And all the Emf
grants who have not been particularly privi-
legged by the Emperor, or by those s.rving un-
der him, who have arrived in Franc. since
January l, 1914, are ordered Immediately to
Quit the Empire and those found within it
atrer is DAYS, are to be arrested and tried, &
their property seQuestercd. The American
chaTaoteris wonderfully respected here. par
ticulariy by the lower orders Tie English are
equally disliked, and yesterday orcraeard
several, who SAID that they could vita plea
sure eat the heart of an E7glsbman. The re
are very few Englishmen in Paris, most of
them having fled Immediately on hearing of
the escape OF Napoleon from Flba. WI at an
interesting. at rhe same time awful PERIOD to
be IN Paris yesterday had a view q this
wonderful man, when he was reviewing about
$1,000 of the troops Of the line ut the Place
CarouSal, opposite the Thuilleries. We =
Emperor viye Napoleon a Das les bur
5onS vocitcrated thousands Of Frenchmen on
h'S first making his Appearance. Three
Gays since, saw them removing the n fir m
the different public buildings, & yeste,dav all
the arms & insignia of the Bou,bons were "a
ken down"
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volution, that endeavored first djrectiv bv
law, afterwards indirectiv bv exciting. the
tears OF holders of natiorI propertv. TO force
them to make comprom Sos at tri6inp consid
eratons, to restore the oonfscated estates 70,
tue dlSpossesSed emigran.S The liberty of
the press Was under the cOutroul of :sovetn-
ment-stiii attacks OF the most violent nature
were permitted with the appearance Of a
worSe iutufe intention, az ainst many leading
characters III France. VINO tired with revoln2
tons, probably would never have at,eup,pd
any change, had they felt security for tbei,.
property, and no fear Of beng prose ribet nv
the disgrace and insult that was CONSTANTLY
heaped upon them.
There was besides hatred founded or
contempt tor the emgrants and an universal
tear OF the enCroachments # arbitrary now
er, founded on the known sentiments and nro-
oabie intention OF Monsieur and his sons with
regard 10 the Constitution. The spirit of the
army, Independent of their feeling towards
Napoleon as thcir general, was existing al
most to mutiny, by fear that court influence
would deprive their officers OF their active
service and advancement in flvor of the sons
of emisrants and tavourites. The nation al
SC was under the impression, that the ipcor
ris'ble premdioes and bigouy cftbe heirs APP
parent to the throne, would Lduce them at a
future period to attempt subitcunc it to the
antquatcd institutions of the ancient re-
gime," and superStitions of pricstcraft. The
king alone, in the opinion Of every one. was
free Of the faults and prejudiccs of his family
and their party, but in his desire to estab
lish the grand principle, that no throne should
be occupied by sovereign whose authority
was not derived from inherctt rights. he
pushed Murat to e3stremitieS, and made 4
natural coalition between him and those who
wished to work troubles in rance and F,aIv.
The Duke of Orleans, who has pretensions
to inherit the crown of Naples, was intriguing
to have the ancient dynasty re-estabished
there-indeed, every individual Of those who
lad lately come to cover, was 50 attentively
employed IN schemes OF indivi 5uai interest.
that they did not even dream C the danger
that threatened them. The LOYALTY Displayed
by tie inhabitants of Paris, of this and eye,v
town of France the voluntary enrolment K
subscription of money to defend .otis the 18th.
persuaded me that he would not be driven
from Paris without much biuod-shed but
things have been so speedily decided, that
there was no time to organize resistance &
this town, which was manmous and enthu
siastic for the king, has Acknowledged Napo-
icon.
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The members of your council of state
at the first moment Of their reunion, have
thought it their duty socmnly t. profess the
principles which govern their opinions & CON
DUCT
They come to offer to your majesty the IL
nanlmouS result ofth-ir deliberations, and to
pray you TO accept the assurances of their de
,yotion, Undergraduate, their respect ard their
love for your sacred person.
COUNCIL. or S7r4TrH
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From the BaIlimors f''
zeiif.

A gentleman a't , .r's ihat.,%,;.
or two before BIS LETT ma ma rrcn =, !.
ii si,i, razee bad arrived ,;sa;. p b, ~
mouth of the Njs.i'' lIld ,is'. o. y
.,,sndrr Of which iuforHl''" -. !. pilbe,
Ss was present at 'h g, s.'''' ID y. u
The BRITISH lest 400
engagement.
IL asdl.ies 's Ito '''' |
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.s-..~ss :, A., 4 .19ir misery. % II TUG 81
$50. 8. .fo;s ~ = Sd moi hing of the
800 800. 800. sf,v ,hansand duiiars paid
s, - I,,hr Heary--it seesns 10 be nm.
- 800, aaA admitted. that there has
-. ~. S $3.50 ,.,,.tr of pHi,iic money In
49, 81. .l...xrt ment. And shall We
- -. pcnpic. and raise noaey To-
nut ;nfa The hands Of The ssn.c agents.
- ho ap,,Iiea 10 the same purposes.
OH, ont apy evidence ofrefo,inatiois,
-, ) + more economy, erdissretipa. 4 (
u;1I,o1t any regard to the fec hugs =
welfare, of the great American ia
,nijy
tsnm man sense. and cemmoas pru
d~nce forbid Il. the eirs.unasts aces OF
he peoI,Ie forbid II. Eyr do | conceive
that the honor, or the safety tP tao
n.s;on vii, ;ustify it. B
Mr. snsaker. ti,e pres!iefed cnlhar
=. nrnts and aistressrs in eur pub
Iic affair. are new before, as.
lye wines. the loss of national
nr.s,,c,;,y. he lass rfthe puhfie Gre
a., And Ne Witness The ;nsFmities
af a.r rulers. and the impolicy Of
tbcir measures. And nv the taxes,
exactians and. inn positions OIL the peo-
rle. anfhor;se,, by This and the otter.
ra,eonc h;llx already na.sed. we are
- ..s,o.. n,t;an.i n,nsner;ty and
a,.l,l;. s..f;t
la., sensible that money Is want.
ID and TIA, aur rnlers have come
- ,he;- n.nJus uit,a. thew have
Lsd m the;, .,ock. their. treasu-
~ notes. and their loans ,hey have
extended their millions and their
tens of millions. and have accom-
nl;shed ns mart ef their object. The
eorone.f OF The Cana,Ias
And now in the fulaes, Of their
pplitical wisdom. ard with all The
gravity Of state smrn. they saw Mat
the salvation of the country. depends
on their having twenty or thirt,
millions of dollars. 10 prosecute their
system OF measures, and get posses.
sion of the Canadas.
This bin provides Cor six millions
OF the saM by direct tax on the L.
States.
In times OF difficulty Gkethr pre-
sent, it is natural To advert 70 the
sources frem whence the evils have
originated.
Tho system of policy which was
commenced in the year 1897, and
which have since been in operation !;
whose character and objects were
distinctly settled, ami fnl!y disclosed
or the never to be forgotfou i st',
day Of Juae, 1919. had 10 its rear
train of nisehiefs and caIamities in-
cident 10 hopeless aud unnecessary
war.
The country is now filed with
anxiety, the people are distressed,
aud the government almost, if net
altogether. bankrupt. And to re
store national credit, we are hy this
bill to call on the people OF these U
nited States, including those OF the
state of Massachusetts, who are now
standing on their defence against the
enemy. wifhoat any support from.
the peneral government. to advance
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