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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-28
July
Office Of the British Consulate
nf ltlprandi9fa

HyHE UNDERSIGNED begs lea,-
to apprize the Merchants and of
theirs, Interested in the Commerce to 6.
Britain and her Dependencies, that he
viii grant the necessary Consular Cert
fcates on application made to him, at the
house Of Wliiam Wilson, Esq. on Prince
Street.
JAMES PATTON,
Acting V5ce Coasai of His Britannia
Majesty for .alerandria.
april %,
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Eligible Luildliig Lots.

To be Let for q term Of Fears, or
.forerer:
0EVERAL Building Lots on Fairfax
~ aud Cameyon-streets, adjacent TO
the Bank of Alexandra. For information
apply to WILEyAH RsRBER7, sen. ESQ.
or to the subscriber near Evansville, Ma
ryland.
John c.. Herbert.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-28
Sales at Auction.

On TUESDAY, merit,
VIII be sold, at the Auction Store of the
subscriber,
Cloths, cassimeres, cambria, leno, ja-
comet and book muslins, caiicoes, ging-
hams, Marseilles, rattinets, grandurells,
Madras handkerchiefs, cotton shirting.
colored twilled shawls, cotton hosiery,
ALSO,
"A handsome we'll finished GIG.
p. G.. Marsteller.
July ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
MdRRIED.

In this town, on the 18th u'timo. bythe Rev. Mfr
Webb. Mr. DAsisL WAITE, of this town. 70 Miss
ABIGAIL PoTrEE, daughter of Mr.. Rowse T. Pot.
ter, of Portsmouth.
On the 4,h last. at the Friends Meeting House in
this town. WILLIAM MITCHELL, of Nine PART
nsrs, State Of .Nsv York, to MARY wiLLcox,
daughter Of the late Samuel Wilcox. of tas town.
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Towle,
Capt. ASpRrw HUNTER TO Miss MARy Scorr,
daughter of the late MIR John C. Scott.
DIED,
At Boston, on saturday last, Mr., Gsosog Rsv"
soLps. aged % years, native Of North Kingston,
Rhode-lslsnd4 years Armourer's Mate on board
the frigsle Constitution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
ARRIVALS FROM INDIA.

Arrived at New-York, 9Th inst ship Ame-
RIGA, Mather, le4 days from Canton. with a
valuable cargo of teas, silks, china, cs~sia
and salIpeter, to Messrs. Minturn s. Cham
pin, of that city. Left at Canton, brig Bru-
lus, Gage, of Boston, waiting for pearr,
bound to tho North West Coast.
Also. ar. at Boston. on the 9Th inst. ship
Packet, Capt. Bacon, les days from Canton,
with a cargo of Teas, &c. viz. 1898 chests
Young Hyson, 349 do. Souchong, 500 boxes
do. lsl chests Skin, So do. Imperial, % do.
Gunpowder> and SO packages Cassis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Description IF Properly.
His Real Estate. con-
sis,ing of a Lot of Lsod
in Division-stree,, with q
Dwelling.House thereon.
His Res! Estare, con-
sisting Of one half OF all
the Real Estate of his
father John Banister. late
OF Newport, deceased.
and also for his molher's,
Christiana Bannister's real
estate, consisting Of the
other half of said estate.
For Thomas G. Hazards
Farm in Coggeshall's
neck, called the CoggeS
hall Farm.
House and Bske.house
owned 6y VIM, Il, Gard.
ner.said house IN Thames
street, and Bake-house on
Cardner's- whars,
Ills Real Estate, House
aud Lot, III Bridge.st.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

On Tuesday (week) Lass, public dinner
was given at Tammauy Hall in New Yo'k,
ia honor Of Messrs. Clay and G .lla,ln, stlen-
ded by distinguished gentlemen OF oo,h poll
tical ranks the toasts were .1ner'eon Mr..
Gallatin gave /" the city OF NswYork -
and Mr.. Clay, "the 9Th Of January, 1878"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
Gollertor's Rottre.

Office hereby given that the following State and town Taxes the owas
deibed Properly npa onles
said Taxes the due said State raxes shall be pato the er On Or
highest bidder viz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
G9arine List
llI< N<Sa-NSS

PORT OF NE NEWPORT--SEpr. 10, 1915;
ENrERso, ~ 60.
Deg Russell. Newton, Gaudaoupc, san, Eliza
Dunwsll, Havana do, Alpheus Nancy, sandfofd.
NewYors; sloop Express, Bliss, do. -
Arrived at Havana, Ang. 50, Ann & Maria, ftpM
Papers from oil plrts of the U. States ech.
tain accounts Of vessels being dismasied IA
the late gales.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

The U. S. friga,e Congress, Capt. Nor
iis with Mr.. Eustis, Minister to Holland ar.
rived at Flushing on the evening Of the lth
July.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Turks Island. caa,en. ,iem Charleston NaiiG:
from Warren Sally Hope. from Providence,
10 England. Miss Ann HAspy, aged af,eeAt-~
She wss exhibited AS sight, being ssrt. jcs:. 'ss
.,chss kigh Her parents are OF mild'inv stat iir
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
TREATY WITH ENGLAND.

The Philadelphia papers say, that Messrs.
Cuts and Todd, having duplicate copies of
the Treaty with England, have passed thro'
that city, on their way to Washington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Er'ract ofa letter fran a Gaiianf .fmrriccn
Officer, dated London, lsGh Jply, 1915.
AFTER being detained Ave days at Ply.
mouth, was pern!itted to proceed, and the
BRUSH Minister pretended my detention by
the Collector was unauthorized. found all
England in mourning for the loss of officers
IN the battles of l6'h, l7th and 18th Of June
upwards OF 600 officers fell, amongst them
II Generals killed and wounded you may
guess the number OF .ubalterns and privates
this In the BRUSH army alone, and yet the
Prnssians had by far the most fghting--but
the losses are got over by the continual cry
OF victory, victory, by my Lord Yelling
Ion," from morning to night, aud nearly all
night TOO.
The rumors from France are contradictory
onc moment they arc without an army, and
then they are in great force on the Loire;
but there is one thing certain, they are play
Ing the devil in Paris by contribution, sc. &c.
Such conduct will only exasperate the rest of
the nation TO hold out the longer, tor Paris
was given up under a conve ntlon that the al.
lies were not 10 enter II, yet they have done
so, aud quarlered The soldiers in every house.
What wouId any nation think of King who
would suffer foreign General TO lay conlribu-
uons on The inhabitants Of his CaRtal, and he
residing IN it at the same time, which has
been the case with Biuchcr at the head of
The Prussians this conyinces tle the English
bad but secondary band in marching TO
Paris, aud that the Prussians, no, The British
as II was stated here, drove The French arMy
before them through France"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

FROM THE new YORK. GAZETTE, SEPT. 9.
IL VIII be recoiiected, that the brig Cos-
merce. Capt. Messer,y, bound TO Charleston,
arrived here on the 29,h ul,imo from bor-
deaux, and landed Ave passengers-and that
il was reported the celebrated Carnoi was
one Of them. We have made some enquiry,
from which We believe, it was not Carrot,
but Joseph Bonapane,( the Ex King OF Spain,)
his Secretary aud servants, who were landed
here. Alter receiving those five persons on
board at BoIdeaux, The Commerce, Capt.
Messeivy got under way Immediately, and
beat oct 10 sea with the wi0d AHEAD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
FOURTEENTH CONGRESS.

The 1ntelligencer, 10 a recapilulation Of
the members, elected for the next Congress,
makes out Republican gain of s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

A road is contemplated from Philadelphia
70 Buffalo. The distance is said to be $50
miles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

by The Friga;,, Nhieh was answered by the
tort al Governors lsland.-.'. York fnfer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Capt. Hddle, we are happy to learn, has
entirely recovered fsOm his wounds, and is
nov with his family and friends in Philadel-
phia. .a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
Union Canal Lottery.

2 prizes of $4,000 l. do. 1900;
2 do. 10000; 3 do 5000; do. 1000; 2 do 5000 J
2do. 1000; 81 do. 1000 50 do 500; IS do. zoo |,
100 oo io0--snd thousands Of SO, 20,. is, &c sAc.
Lhis Lottery positively commences draw
ing 10 Boston next Monday week.
Present price Of Tickets only SO.
CT Tickets rise on Monday next to 80 So
Tiekets and Shares, in a variety OF numbers, can
street. Sepf 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
THE ESSEN.

Lieut.. John Gamble, oi The late trigate
Essex, who was lett at nj adisons's island by
Com Porter, IN Charge OF three of his pgi-
Ies, as stated IL the following exIract from
lils dlspatch, has recently returned 10 this
country.
=" Previous 10 sailing, secured the Serin
gaPaianl, Gfenwhjch and Sir Andrew Ham
!nond, under The guns ci a battery which
erected too their protection after tsk'rg
Possession OF this fine Island for The UnHed
States, aud establishing the most friendly IN
tercousse with the oaIives | left them un-
der charge OF Lieut. Gamsie OF the marines,
with ~ men, with orders TO repair TO Valpa.
raiso alter u certain period"
Alter remaining al the island five moaihs,
making Preparations 20 depart, a mutiny took
place among Lieut.. Candles men, in which
ne Was wounded.--Thc mutDcrs and prison
ers OF war succeeded in taking the ship Ser
i1gspatam out of the bay. Two days after,
Lieut.. Il. was at,acted by the natives, aid
lost midsnipman Feius and men, and one
dangerously wounded. Soon afterwards,
Lieut.. G. bunt the ship Greenwich, got out
OF the bay IN the chip Sir Andrew Hammond,
and IN distressed state reached the Sand
which Islands ;--neie he was captured by the
BRUSH ship Cherub, on the 10Th OF June,
1914; and alter remaining on board that ship
seven months, was set ashore al Rio Janciro,
where he remained months, and then em-
barked in Swedish ship for Havre on the
lsl ul,. he was put on boad tho ship Oliver
Ellsworth, in which vessel nc arrived at
| New-York.
Lieut.. q. left at Rio, midshipman Clapp
and five men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Estate in Thapes.st.
Lot with a House thereon,
together with wharf and
buildings thereon, caned
Marshes.wharf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

APRoPHEcY Of 81. CesAR, Bishop Of
.AIle., in France, in II. u. $40, foken fro m
a book called Li6er Jfera6ike, printed in
Gothic and aeeosited IN fhe Kings Library:
+" The administration of the Kingdom viii
Se so blinded that they will leave II defence
less, and the hand of God will tall upon the m
land all the rich, all the mobiles will be strip
ped Of their wealth and dignitics. Schism
will grow up in the Church. There Will be
ewo Sysouses, one true and the other sdui-
tress the lawful Sysouse vii! oe put 10 flight.
There will be grea, carnage and IS great et-
fusion Of blood as in the line OF the Geuu!es.
The Church Universal. and all the wotlo will
depiore the SUN and captivity Of The mos, ta-
nous City Capital and mistress Of France
Her alters and temples viii be des,royed.--
The holy virgins violated will fly from their
monssteries. Pastors will be driven
from their Sees and will be stripped of their
Temporals, bot by and by there will appear
the Black Eagle and the Lyon, that will corn c
from far country. Wo! unto thee thou
opulsnt city. thou shall S.sh for thy end
shall come ! Wo unto theo thou City oi
Philosophers, thou shall be brought Iowa
Captive King, and humiliated unto confusion,
shall q. last recover his Crown &c Lys, and
will destroy the children of Brutus."
A. b. This Prophecy is the true COPY oi
the originsi out Of the Kings library.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Notwithstanding the vigilance of the Brit
ish cruizers on the coaN of Africa, several
vessels, with full cargoes Of slaves, have re-
Gently arrived in Cuba,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Ingenuity.-Thc following eircumstanee
has been handed to US, as recent fact "A
farmer, in a village in the neighborhood OF
London, long celebrated for lunar speculation,
was lately engaged 10 adjusting his brewing
materials, but found considerable diff uity IN
eodeavorine to re-fasten barrel which he
had 1ust cleaned. At last iueky fhoughs
struck bim-he took up his SOD, who stood
by, and put bin into the barrel, TO hold the
head while il was fixed on-this expedient
succeeded admirably; bot the poor farmer
was soon put to his trumps again, by hearing
his lad exctaim--" Feyihcr, sey,her, how be
1 to get out :"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

The late warm season in Pennsylvania pro.
duced early and luxurint crops. A 10: oi
$50 melloos was exposed ia the market oi
Philadelphia, whose average weight exceed.
ed fifty pounds each.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

PROM TIE cE YLoH GAZETTE, OCTOBER $.
The operation of me Eiephent hunt has
been very successfully conducted. About
500 Elephants have been driven into the
Kraui, proportion Of which have already
oeen trsmmclled aad ,asca out. Itis pro.
posed 10 preserve about 100 Of these lie.
phanss for the service of government, aud for
sale. But few Of the EIephsnts caught have
large ;usks indeed, Of the three descriptions
Of Elephants, uA;ises of Ceylon, the greater
proportion consists Of those without tusks |;
tho. .Eiepasnt With small tusks rank ncxt In
nus5cr, snd the least common is that with
lssge tusks. a correspondent obscfvs, who
was present on L,e night of,.cir being caught,
ma, the blazing Of CO. ches aud loud shouting
Of ih. people, driving in close ranks through
the Jungle, and the deep rosrrng Of the frigh-
tened Elephants, presented scene TO the eye,
and concert TO the ca, which he'd rllogsih-
Sc , -op,1,i; and arlul eject
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
NEWPORT.
vRDNBSDAY, SEPTEMBER ls, 1918

Five vessels arrived at this port on Friday
last, in distress, having been dismas,ed in
the late gales, of The Soth, and lst OF August,
among them were the ship John, Shaw, OF
this port, (,owed in by the Revenue Cutter
Vigilant, Capt. Cahoone. )-The John sailed
from this port on tho 27th OF August, bound
10 Turks.Islsnd, with cargo of potatoes,
onions, &c. and stock on deek.---On the 3o,h
and 3lst of Augss,, in lat. Se, long. 7s, en-.
eoun,ered severe gale, which knocked the
ship on her beam ends |; cut away the lanyards
Sf the main rigging, whom the maiunast wen,
over the side, carrying with j, mizenmast and
fore -,op.mast, when the ship righted, alter
losing nearly all The stock Of deck.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Yesterday forenoon the frensh Prigate
fiermoine, lying 10 the harbcr, boistea the
Fhite flag. in token OF allegiance to the Bour-
fons, and FIRE! a soyal salute Of 4 guns.
sas: before sunset sae,ass sslI.s W., hfs5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
John Gibbs,

Charles G. Hoskins, de
ceased,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Names g Ps,ssus tsred.
Thomas Arnold
John Bani'ter. for
~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Generals Harrison snd M'Artbur, and Mr..
with the Indians, have arrived az Detroit -
The council was to have been opened on The
Soth ult. Since the. arrival Of the 5,h rcft.
ft Detroit, the lnJisSs are becoming less IN.
Bolent than ,bev were
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Thirteen Ships, one BaQue, and three
Brigs have sailed from Salem for India since
the ratification of peace.
Since the Peace eighteen ships sod briggs
have sailed from Boston for potts beyond the
Cape Of Good.Hope /; aod several more are
nov ready for sea, bound on the same des,iD-
aiien.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Thomas Cbainpiin.jr:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

on o'clock A. NJ
from pasc until tho
re sold
GIDEON PALMER, CogEEtros.
Shfember
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BOMBAZET"rS.

lVDfECe.
NOTICE is hereby given, that there viii be a
~ meeting OF the Committee appointed to a1dit
claims against the State, a, te Gereral Treasurer
Office, IN Newport, on TUESDAY, the gath day Of
October next, when and where all pefsons interest
ed, may appear and exhibit their demands, @th the
necessary evidence in support thereof.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
SaARhEs Sy,; !, gpEEssyroN, { c'"H'i'''''
.fsufsrf, Sept l3, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

ONE CENT REWARU.
y anyway from the subscribers on the 10Th ul,. an
IN spprentice by the name OFFS fEPiiEN Barker.
sbou ~ yean Of age, about FEET high, ligh, com
pie1ion, light hair, and down lock. All hattefs
are cautioned agains; employing said Apprentice as
they would avoid the penalty f,he lava
B g. 8. 6. WEAVER.
.Nerts-.. SIf f3. 1878.
BOOKS. BLANKS, PAPtH, sc.
Fer s'ls AZ. c sssv's ofhr-. Iis, rsymes-s''ce'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Real Estate, consisting
of two lots of Land, on
Esston's.point.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-25

The last Micdiebury (vt- paper furnish
es Gov. Galasha's Speech 10 the Leglsia-
lure Of that Slate. Ii is Of considerable
length, and posses all the lequlsile gu lilies
lot democratic Address, 70 q democratic
legis lalufe. Gov, Lincoln and Gov. Gerry
wrote very log speeches, in iavous
of French principles, and Amei ican dc mo1
sacy or J~coblnlsm bul they were bun
gIers IN the rue art OF political slang
wanging. -Ourne made Giesn Aloun,all
monarch beats them all holiuw--hr come )
Out IN the bold, unqualified language Of a
knlghl Grant anu appears armed, capa-
pee, to tight the very devil himself, should
he,assume any other shape than that OF !,
lrue blue democi Boston Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-25


was erected before the action and. had
nothing 10 do with it. The ground IS
now notify ploughrd up. and there IS by
no means now 70 horrid an appearance,as
I have leen in fome places in Spain after
an action.
/" This ifatement of La Cote contra
diets the account of the new guard crying
to the old, " Sc sauce qu pear s. that exs
preilion might eaGIy have changed in
running through the army, from the brit
text. HJan que nous nous /auUans <
About an hour before the route, Bona
parte exclaimed. 81 ihall cut them to
pieces, yet it isapity. to deitrey iuch
brave troops"
The latter part correlponds much
with an account | had from an officer
that accompanied me in this intpection.
About an hour before the hnilh ne fald
an Aid de- Camp Came to The Duke OF
Wellington, telling him that the sth dit
yiIon was reduced from 1000 to 400,
and that their keeping their poit was Ut
terly Intellectual" 81 cannot help it"
faid the chief, they mutt Keep their
ground with myielt, to the lait man.
Would to God the night or Biucher
would come /" Near an hour after the
FIRE was heard by the Britiih in the rear
of Bonaparte's right faux" We will
beat them yet" cried he. The charge
was founded, the mott dreadful havoc
commenced, and a victory cIoied the 9th
day of June, which eitabdhed a Briuih
generalfhip and the Britlfh army as the
tirit IN Europe.
"On the left of all, the Brun(wickers,
in firm fquare, made breat-work Of
carnage the Scots bigade next. A
brigade of Hanoverian Landwchr on
their right. forming their iquare awks
wardly, Col Cameron, of the oad, who
was killed afterwards, called 10 them to
form as they did, which they obeyed and
food !; the next, Dutch brigade, BY
not forming alternately, were cut to
pieces. This battle proved he fact Of
what we vulgarly call bsttom.
"The French cavalry, in proof ar
mour, repeatedly and repeatedly charged
our fquares, their cannon opening
chains ;-The Britiih infantry dimin-
ifhed dimini!hed, were infexibIe and
lmpenetrable to the lat. At Salamanca,
our heavy cavalry, with no armour,
charged their fquares, totally routed
hem with moithorrid carnage, ior having,
after they had called for and received
quarters, on the cavalry retiring, taken
up their pieces and iron Them"
sMeaning the Scotch Grevs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-25
ST HELEN

FOREIGN CFFicE, AUG. 26.-Lord
Ba'hu'it, one his Majeiiy's principal
Secretaries Of State, has TINS day notified,
BY command of his h. H the l'Iince Re-
gent, to the Mlniiters OF friendly powers
rehuenr at this Court, that in coniequcncs
OF events which have happened in Eu-
rope Il has been deem ed cxpedient and
determined. IN conjunction with the allis
cd toyere'gns, that the liland of St Hell
ena HAL be the place allotted fer the
fu'u'e reiidence OF General Napoleon
bonara'ts, under fuch regulations as may
DC necehary tor the pertett fscurisy Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-25

officers, Volunteers, DC. and compiimented
with the highest expressions Of loyalty !;
vino received the regrets Of his Roya'
Highnsss, tina, his mission would not per-
NIT his tarry TO receive the testimonials OF
respect which they offered, but that her
Royal Highness Madame the Duches-
would speedily visit them. and make amends
The troops were all under arms, and the al
was rent with cries Of ViUe ie Roi I Y,ve
lie Duo d. Angoulemes ViDe Madame I" a
thousand times repeated.
Bordcaur, -dng 29.-The Duke d
Angouieme is now on journey to Spain !;
and will be followed by Madame the Ouch
ess Immediately. They will be accompa-
MED by numerous suit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-25

T Democracy UnvellM

A<tHf|tf6 C n =.
The machinery Of the goveTnnsn !. Z
completely in motion at The 1881 &C., 4
more especially in the coun'ry'as > ~ - Z
explicit commentary was glvs" % :
cans letter to Rogers, the main 'p,l Y. !.
Washington and Harrisburg, SCI ms
tie wheels in motion, and not on'f ~ w.
of the general and state government ~ n
local ones of the district rends'ca -
selves shamefully subsersieni y Y.
tluction OF the right and indspe'8''ss
suffrage, ard the ruin of free Se" Z, /.
FsIsshooa, and fraud, and trics' soon, IT,! ],
eminent, and many of the else'o'' Nj
completely deceived, as children = IT, 7 4
glers. In Blockley and the No''as XII
cities, there was full displsyoe' a., - I
ism. ], happened that large -" ,os,sf
centriyed to be built IN BIO AeI s,,.6
and ,ha, great number Of hands q. " 81
ployed, and it so happened, ~ ..,al6
three visits a week, were pau !" rsb
hired at the hu6he eEfensf'Oy "a. y
ouf Of office, a: which en;er'ls ~ nd i I
fare, and good cheer presa'''s's Led !
The public expence! ihls a'' aho -
purposc--hraeace democrats = ,ussss
thus free with the public mo''s'' ,pdss|
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