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GEO. RENNER, If.
No. II, Eudd street, Philadelphia
iIamigfon's Essence and EatrGct 81
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chronic rhepaatisn, govt asthmatie
rout, palsy, lunbagoo. nulnbness, white
3wellings, chi!blailis. spraiRs, bruises, pair
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state AID IN Pills. and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and IN
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiration, expelling the superfiuous
and Morbid hunors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
remove lying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
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IEallnsa .as Il. Billious Pills.

The operation Of these pills is perfect
mild, So as to be used with safety by pc
as in everysituation,and of every ages
They are exceIlentIy adapted to cary
of supcrHuous bile prpueeilt Its more
abid secretiOns--to r estor amend tier
ppesite til produce a free peFspiraiiOn
and thereby prevent colds vbichis SO Of
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
tails ta remove 4 cold if taken on FIRST Us
appearancerfhcy are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiyencss sic ness at
!. Sc stomach and severe head-aChe and
ought 10 be taken by all persons On :
stllinge Of climate.
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~ Dbf1aRs

RAN AWAY from H.
|ityiny n Anne ARUNDEL eS,s,
land hear Queen Anne. j. Mn '.
|s & 4 likely Iiglli moIaits. IS lSS
|Cb J. AIsIsEIs J lAcKstIN, sb y 'aa !. ti
|or Z, = inches high--hsd on aiss' ! lei /
go q blue round jacket triran.sa 9sc9a
the edges with red, DARK b u.s. a'''l
looms very much worn, Witt .sd,
SORT, q ilew fur hat and has,.N e'ltq
also 2 variety of other claasb, y h
hin which IS nnknswn--be 4 yi
fellow. and as be reads and v,'.l sflIs
well no doubt will forge a nave Gus VI
his purpose. The above rewa ~ = '1 Y !,
gisen for SECURING Tim in AIe,a,li !
Georgctowp jail, and Sixty n,Is 4
brought to tue. ''i' ]
I'm. G.. Sands,
N. b. ADMINISTERS Of vessels
Dre forewarned harberins or c,,y-,a'
said fellow at their peril. =
DeeemherlS
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Hdhn's genuine Ely Water.
I'ooihe .aciis Drops.

The onivremedv yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reiiefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDiclFEs are
from the Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. 56, Maiden Lane, New York,
and by her particulars ppointment sold by
.ueSsrs jas. KennedgS Son.
BooKsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA.
April 10.
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wv iIIiam Garner.
Plaster Laud- for Sale.

rEylIE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, IN the County 1t Fauquiei
and state Of Virginia, containing 40 A.
ores, one third Of which sof the strong
est quality. and covered with a heavy
srawfh OF red oak aud I,ickory-fhe re-
sidue, {beiug cleared land, is in geod
heart. two thirds Of it having beer
laid down IN red clover, and no tract
81 the state las afforded higher eviden-
cessof its a,laptioh to the plaster OF "a
l'here is, on this tract, and at the
Confluence Of the two never failing
st,aauis 81 Bread and Mil Rpss, a
scite for Merchant Mill, with fall
IL 95 feet, surrounded by every mate
fiaI Cor building. and By the side Of a
we'll built Saw Mil, recently erected.
"a law has passed fer a tanpike road.
which will pass by near this scite.
Far the above property, ! will take
the moderate price Of % dellars per a
ere, with easnnable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-Oflice, Va
SepteNaber 20.
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1'soenty fre Dot.ars REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
the Slst October last, negro nan, nam
ed WILLIAM, formerly the properly Of
a MIR. Jacobs, a tanner, that lived at
is well acquainted in that
at MIR. Canhon's.and The
Carter's, aud at Henderson's mill and
about Chappewensic meeting house, and
at Mr.. Robert Graham's. His wife is a
free black woman from Dumfries. of the
name OF Nelly Csle, and her connec-
lions live about there, and it is supposed
he is harbored about that neighbopheod
by their assistance. He is about 6 feet
high, of a yellowish cast, very large
feet, from As TO SO years of age, can
read aud write, and has sometimes act
ed as a preacher amongst his color--he
& very artfu! and may try TO pass for a
freeman-his clQaths cannot be describ-
ed as he had different changes--he Il
apt to wear q worsted cap uHde. his hat
in cold weather, and a brown great
coat--he has son in Maryland at Geo
Eyaps's, at Cblcawamme, and it is SUP
posed he has taken that course. The a.
bage reward Of Twenty FIVE Dollars with
charges for bringing him homo
or securing him so that | get him agaia
will be paid by me
fumes m Donald.
December Is. sd3w
N h. Masters Of vessels and others
are cautioned against hsrboring or car
rying oft said fellow, as the law will b
put iOfvrce against my offending,
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Bamass Lip SaIre.

HAMS trKs g gtnnine German Corn
Plaister.
infallible remedy for corns. speedily
removing tllealroGt and branch, without
giving pain.
Hdha's genuine Eye Watcr.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or Of accident.
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Just landed,
From file TMtugpeSe ship FeiicKiado,
from Madeira.


from AIatlciras
Ten pipes ef choice Old Madeira
Wac shht by tile house 81 alessrs
fSos.Ion. lyaiT. fngiis y Go. and warrant
"a 81 superior quality, for sale at ms
warehouse. Also, fosty boxes OF citroii,
p;psty.iiye tubs Of Swc.lish steel, anti
aboat twenty pieces of lannels.
AS.yn ON HAND.
Al fcw hhds. q Madeira Wine-Scott'
I,on;r,4an. Perofolsl e Co.'S brand; with
4 few bales German linens and glass
IL are. assorted il beyess
The ship Felicidsdo viii take a few
hundred barrels Flnur on Freight to Ma
deira. application i immediately maae'
Terms peculiarly favorable to the SHIP
per will be ulFefed blythe subscriber.
Robert Patton, Jun.
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John u Ladd. & CO.

HAVE FOR SALE,
Eight Chests and Ticsnfy BO1ts
YOUNG HYsON TEA.
Ship Packet, Cr1go
S barrels Spanish Iu'figo
s boxes white Havana Sugar
10 tens bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
IL boxes fresh Lisbon LemmOns
900 casks r, 4. Lime
90 barrels Cider
40 barrels tanpcrs. Gil
40 belts Rpssia Duck
100 do Ravens Duck
10 barrels and boxes mems Shoes
] bale Russia Sheehug
400 tons plaster Paris
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse SAT-
10 pipes Holland Gia
so barrels beef
600O yards tow and tow linen clolI
8 tons sheathing Paper
6 cases mems fine Hats
December 1.
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N0kll.t

EWN & stackh0ldefs n, Great Hunting
Creek bridge Csinps1Y aSe lsere-
~ notified that i dividend pf three per
&c 4. IS declared and paxahfe st the
60 hting .opse If John and Thomas
" weGE, fos tie SIX months ending the
Isl inst.
Nnyember u.s. StIaw s
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Is, ,e,.5i y, 4 Fl Tor Gods; 0ssttlst5e
su.6 3 4sssreas. SIRE tlIroats, elsa
abpf5a Isa E1hSRnse tlons, alld a'.osl
disorders B, TIE tredst md tiIsgs.
d ST II (ssYsz trial will prove, that Is
restores the determination Of tiie
IIai.Is To- tie sdrEsee Of tie body aFs s1
rings GA tie e6snNon healthful PeFs pil.a.
ion that it aislodges and eNacuafes the
sos,sl,s yiscid phIesnl or snArEls, strength
.hs the weakened vessels Of the lungs;
heatlaes, tie acrimonious llunlDr which
$egitates them and finally discharges e,
4'hus strikes at tie riot Of the disorder,
he sYmYtons are of course eifectuailyy
md pcglnanently conquered, the reverse
sc common medicines which weaken the
sonstituTon, and give strength 70 the
disorder, for the sake Of undertaking ipr
rlle lreseiit some Of its painful ELECTS.
CASE OF GURE.
Selected fso,t 1 numerous Lit
TO Hs LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make pubhc for the
rood of others the excellent quality OF
TAMIL TONS ELIXIR, prepared by
the lata.s,lr. Lee, I have sent you the fol-
lowing account Of the benefit | have re-
ceiyed from it; which I hope will induce
others to give it a trial. In cof.,egpence
&c a bruizc on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ] have
lad suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all the horrors of immediate suIfocatlon.
Add to these, a constant pain in my
breast and cough, a great loss ct
strengths and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
cf a most eminent physician was resqltcd
20. aud afterwards Il second was called
in, het without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, gdrised
ne to gire Eamiton's Etiair a trift---
ssy;ng, he had ased 81 IN his practice,
md a!acngs found It to do mach good. a
bottle was procured, and I fund retiel
before Ihad taken half fit. Icontinued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to-
attend to business. On taking cold, some
Of my former svmptomsreturnba ARE all
ways removed by a dose or two OF the I,
GEO. RENe7ER, If.
Nh. ~. Eutld street. PHILADELPHIA.
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Land for Sale.

I will sell a TR8CT OF LAND con-
tanning about 700 acres. situate ~ r1lr
fax county. on Accotipk creek, tSen'
miles below Alexandra.
To any person wishing to cmoarN ~ y
the wood-cutting business, this wO'llu ~
a valuable purchase. as there are "
wards Of 400 acres in wood lying cOn s.
gRous thereto. The cleared land . gs,
Be easily restored to its original ler'I. ~
by the use Of Plaster Of Paris. WIZ y.
produces on the soil the haPpleSt 'l ~,
The situation of this property : ,pS !.
healthy, and the creek upon wll'a 81
hes affords an abundance OF hsp ~ eSs
wild fowl. Mr.. Joseph Crouch. h I'D
at Mr.. Janney's mill, near the . ltSi'
will shew it, and the terms will Dc ~. nsV 4
known by the subscriber reslolA :
Loudoun county, near Leesburs.
q YIN. N. .MCdTaF
s. 0c+aha,. az "a. =
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Hanailton's Grand Restorative,

! 1iHHHltOTl6 UTltItH AsCotUFutIUOS
Is recommended as an Invaluable ale-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
.nent cure OF the various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
|indiscretions, residence in climates unfair
yorable ia. the constitution, the nnmOde-
rate use Of tea, frequent intoNsation, or
any destructive intemperance, the UNI
|skilful or excessive use of mercury /; the
disease peculiar to females at a certain
|psiod Of life, bad lyings in, etc.
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The Restoratirc Poscder for The
~ teeth and Gums.

Z This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to In
iare and finally ruin them.
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Dec-s6
Swede's Iron.

# so ton Swedes lrunassorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured hlrt--
ti,ys and Ginghams, just received pei
sloop Regulator and for sale by
4 i'll. Rowland.
:, ~ Is s-,t sHf 4
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IS 8 HE subscriber has jastreceiyed
aud offers for sale at his store on
vuwel,s wharf, so dozen bottles Englisb
mustard, rs tie,ces Hibbert's brown
stout in bottles, Is bbis. Irish mess pork
Cork inspection, ECO bushels northern
potatoes, ut a superior quality, aud a
few casks Goshen cheese.
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CASE OF CURE,
ssIected Som d nunleroNs list.

Selected from q numerous ISL.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
cend street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily nlaketh
oath as follows namely-that his wife,
Mary Hoover. was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism. verydangerous-
ly situated, the consequence Of severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension of remaining cripple for life,
notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dical advice was followed, and every pro-
bable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by la
millions Essence and extract of Mustard.
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
IL, South Second street. The first apple
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state Of health and
strength.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
FOREIG.r ENTELLIG E.vcr.
LATE FROM FRANCE.
1ranslafioaS for me Panfot.
From papers received by the Vixen. arrived
at Baltimore.

London Jan. z.
Sir Henry Wellesley. Ambassador of HE
Majesty at the Court Of Madrid, is ex7ect.
ed shortly in England. His Excellency arr
rived from Spain at Paris, the Sd Dec. He
made the journey il IS days. 1t is upcer-
tain what is the cause OF bis quitting Mar
drid
There have arrived this week at Liver.
pool, two vessels from Pensacola thsy
bring the following news. " The Spanard.
invited some time since, the Engiieh 20 oc-
cupy Pensacola, capital OF west Florida, to
defend it against the Americans---Tbe A.
merican General Jackson then published a
proclamation, in which he announced, II the
GnglSn d'd not retire, he would attack the
city. The English after having aftacked
without success the fort Of MOBILE, retired 20
Pensacola. General Jackson followed them
With 5000 men, which he had collected for
the purpose. On tine approach of this corns.
the beginning OF November, the frieate Sea
Horse, and four Corvettes left Pensacols.
carrying off the English troops" The ves-
sells which have arrived at Liverpool, Ieft
Pensacola precipitately. having but half
cargoes. The passengers do not say there
was any battle, there was perhaps one liz
tie skIrmishing on fhe retreat OF the IN.
gliSh, and the enemy have exaggerated their
loss in estimating it at 400 men. We Gao.
not conceive how the American Govern
mertcan excuse this act of hostility 20 the
Spaniards.
January 10.
The Times, has to day, attacked the I'm.
perOr Alexander in the most violent ,syoos
" Occupied with the acquisition of Poland.
the Emperor does not hnd a momeo,,s lei.
sure to correct his tsFii of duties a tariff so
contrary to the interests VI Engilgh CON.
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executive has nc power under existing laws.
70 call them into the field, without a com.
mand OF men suited to their rank and
ven when thus called forth, their term of
service must expire with that Of the men
whom they command. These facts show.
that nothing was more remote from the in
seutons OF the government. than to disre.
gard the Just claims IF oar fellow citizens
II the militia. They show also how diff
Gait 1t is TO provide by any arrangement
which can be adopted, for a general and
permanont defence of our principal cities
and seaooard, without employing officers
VINO are always IN service. in the principal
conmanus al least. for the purpose.
It's admitted that by the encreassf pres.
sure cfthe war, in Consequence Of which
much larger bodies of militia have been
called into service. and with them many
general officers of experience and merit.
these difficulties nave proportionately di.
m'mshed Ot these officers, several have
oeen already advanced to distinguished
commands, with great satisfaction to the; r
teiiow cltizens and advantage to their coun !.
try. ihe committee may be assured tina,
| opportunities of this kind, regarding the oh.
| legation OF just responsibility, will be seiz.
ed oy the executive with pleasure.
HOW tar these differences NAV be healed
or the recurrence of the like in future. be
prevented, by legislative provisions. the
| committee on full view of ti,es. ,locn,,ent
and on due consideration OF the whole sub.
Ject' VIII be able to decide 1t is proper
however to remark, that the divisions Of the
country INTO military districts, so far as re.
.a.es 10 that special object, requires no leg.
isiative sanction, if indeed it admits of one,
1 ne definition of boundary, was intended
Tor inc purpose Of prescribing limit to the
eWli duties, it they may be so called, rather
t nun the military, CT the commander ofeacb
district rather to the period preceding an
i'isa son. with view to the necessary pre-
Paratory measures for repelling it, than af.
| Ter 1t should take place. An invasion by a
iarSe force would probably require The con
ce"erstlon OF all our troops, along the sea
Ioas', %ho might be brought to act in it
! IN such an event, all limitat of boun.
dary, to the several commanders would
erase Ihe marca of the enemy woaid reg,
uiate mat OF our armies. who would from
every quarter be directed against them.
/ nave the honor to be,
with great respect.
Your most obed;ent,
And very humble servant,
JAMES MONROE.
Here follows the correspondence be
tween the government of tine United States
ana OF several of the States, relative to the
militia which shall De hereafter published. i
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]. SMITH.
Head Quarters, II Military ,lis.r;c,.

-.u ,<it' ~ - I'll MILITARY filStriCt.
New. Orleans, Fsbraary 10, 1915.
Felloso citizens and soldiers
The flag vessel which was sent to the en-.
emy's tlees has returned and brings with
1t intelligence. extracted from a London pa
per, that on the gath OF Dece nbar, articles
OF peace were signed at Client, by the A.
me'1can commissioners and those OF his Bril-
fannie majesty
We must not be thrown into false securis
ty oy hopes that may be del,sive. 1t is by
boidiDg out such, that an artful and insidi-
oes enemy too often seeks to accomplish
what the utmost exertions Of his strength
VIII not enable HIS to effect. To place you
on your guard and attack You by surprise.
is the natural expe,'ient of one who, having
experienced the superiority of yonr arms.
sun hopes TO overcome You by strata gem,
ihongh young in the " trade" of war, it is
not by such articles that he will deceive
US.
Peace, when 1t shall be re-establisbed o,
'air ana honorable terms. is an event II,
which both nations ought to reioice-but
whether the articles which are said 10 have
oeen signed for it's restoration will be an.
proved by those whose province it is to q, We
10 them their final Confirmation, is vet un.
certain: Until they shall be ratified by The
Fihce Regent and The President of the U.
o'ates, peace, though so much desired, nav
De sun distant When that shall he done.
the happy intelligence will be publicly and
speedily announced. In the mean time.
every motive that can operate on men who
'oVe their country, and are determined not
20 'ose IT, calls upon US for increased vigi.
lance and exertian.
II peace be near at hand. the DAYS of
cur "atchtuiHess--of our tolls and priva>
tonS--7ill be proportionably few. III. be
distant, we shalt, at any rate, hasten its
arrival by being constantly and every where
prepared for war.
Whatever be the designs of the enemy
we mast be ready tomeet them. Should he
nave the 'euierity to assail US again, we
viii, once moe, drive him ignominiously
FROM our shore. If he place his hone Of sue,
cess ON stratage n, cur watchfulness shall,
aisappoint him if on an exertion of hia
strength, we have proved how successfully
that can be resisted.
1t is true fort Bower has fallen bu. IL
must and viii be speedily regained. We
will expel the invader from every SPOT on
our soil and teach him. if he hopes for
conquest, how vain it is to seek it in a Isod
of freedom.
ANDREW JACKSON.
MAJ. Gen. Comd'g.
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TSW Me heHINeky OdTgHS-ELTd.
FRANKFORT, March 11th. 1915
Cory Of a letter from the Hon II Thu.
min, 20 his Ezceitency Governoy Shelby,
dated
FORT SToDDARr. 18th Feb 1915.
Dear Sir,
The cloud th;ckens over US Our
prospects are truly alarming. In my last
stated to you my approximations about Fort
Bowyer. at Mobile Point The very key to
this country. Mobile Town itself, and its
fort Charlotte, is no key at all
The Mobile river has two main channels,
one on the east and the other on the west
side of the bay, nine miles apart, The
town and fort of Mobile are on the west side
of the west channel. II the British please,
therefore, they can, when they once get into
the bay, command the whole of the settled
country without troubling themselves about
the town of Mobile-and as we have nothing
to meet them on the water, and can erect
no effective works on the land, but at one
point, where the whole water, of Tombigby
and Alabama form one channel and where
the old Fort Stoddart stood they can come
and 90 when they please. l do hope. how.
ever, that if they shew a disposition to pass
ny MoDtle, or II their operations at that
place be such as to render the issue any
ways doubtful, there will be one firm stand
made on the main river at Fort Stoddart.-
" bile point, and the I'd regiment which
defended II are gone Col Lawrence, who
so brayely maintained the fort before, was
obliged to surrender on Monday sst. Pro.
visions were scarce--but had they been O
YER so abundant, he could not have held out
against such an overwhelming force-who
advanced on him by regular approaches.
The number, it is said, amounted to six
thousand Our force in Fort Bower was
4S8. The troops sent TO their aid did not
reach the fort in time they have returned.
fear very much for the fate of Mobile
Probably when the Georgia troops arrive.
we shall have about $500 men there but
they are mostly militia. The Georgia troops
begin to appear 500 came this far last
night, and 1000 it is said are but a few miles
behind. They will reach Mobile in two or
three days. The enemy will probably be
there before them. People are leaving the
town in much precipitation. One family
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has re ached ny house. Several others ara
On the river. expect them to.morrow--
In few days, perhaps. we shall be obliged
to move farther. The mail has th;. mo.
ment brought the enclosed from Col. John
Smith. formerly of Ohio. I have not time
to say any thing more. as the mail waits.
lam, dear Sir, very respectfully. your's.
H. TOULMIN.
(ENcLosuRE.)
Camp Preha,ation, alias, Prehare
FOR Barrie. Wear Mobile, FEB. II. 1915
MY Dear Friend,
Fort Bowyer has fallen. the
cause and particulars unknown .--Maior
Blue has returned with IL prisoner. or "a.
Their IS. four being left with few of onr
SICK at Bonsecour, all of whom, fear. will
tau INTO the hands of the enemy, The en-,
envy is said to have many barges in our bav.
and some as high up as Point Clear. We
may expect light, but we shall be vic,ors.
have taken the resolution to see the af.
ta,r, or its consequences, and shall. report
10 you as may be concenient from the field.
Colonel Russell having the command Of a
brigade, has appointed me his aid, and con-
sequentiy, l shall be on constant du,y-I
am just gong on parade.
Yours truly,
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Fr0m tAe .Alerandrta Aerald.
NATIONAL npnr

several OF our trends having expressed a
w'Sn 10 see correct statement of the public
debt together witt. Is increase s;uce tbe dscjoS
Tot;on Of oar, we addressed ,etter to q friend
at washington, who has politely favoured us
With the inform tian, we rejoice therefore that
we haVe an opportunity of corr citing the many
is'se assert IONS which have lately been made
n the neighb1fing districts by the opponents
OF The government. where it has unblushinglv
oeen cold to the people that it exceeded one
hundred and forsy millions.