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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
$3.50 acres of Land
FOR SHE,

5000 acres Of which lays in, on and
between .Zachiah, Clark's and PyeAs
swamps. There is on this property eleven
lgood dwelling houses with all other me-
Icessary buildings, and may be convene
tently divided SO as to suit purchasers
frhere is on this property upwards of 1000
lacres of as good meadow land as any in
America, with an abundant supply Of
timber of every description, and several
livery good situations for mills, & several
good mills adjoining this land, and there
lis no part of he world better supplied
with springs, as there are upwards OF
100 of as good water as any in the union
indeed some of them are, think, the
best have ever drank Of There is al
$50 on this property an excellent tan yard
with watts etc. sufficient for tanning and
dressing 5000 hides year, and as many
more may be added as any person can
wish, and any quantity of bark may be
had at low price as n,ays6 wanted
there are also blacksmitils'& carriage
makers shops, and a ssorshonse end ia.
vern on this property, a great part Of
which is within from 20 5 miles Of tide
water, and there is an act Of the legisla.
ture for cutting cana! up the Zachiah
Swamp, which may be done at little
expence, and will be effected in a few
years, from which the best Of every de-
.cription Of timber may be earried to
baltimore or any other Iaarket--there is
about $50 acres in Nanjemoy, with an
excellent situation for mill, and 200
acres in Psmonkey, all within one mile
of the Potomac river, with great sup.
ply of wood and timber, sufi lent proc
portion Of meadow land Il well watered
as to springs, and all other necessary
as to houses, &c.
It is thought unnecessary to give more
particular description of the above pro-
pertY. as it is presumed no person will
BUY, without first viewing ft...and if tot
sold by the s5th of August next, it viii
be rented to good tenants either by the
year, or for term Of years, as may be
agreed Oh. / will also oiIer at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, on the first
Tuesday OF the August court, ofCharles
county, in Tort Tobacco, q lot u iaasest
as to their situation and improvements,
excelled BY none, in that place.
The whole OF The above property Will
be divided SO as to salt purchasers, and
any credit given that may DE asked; but
the payment must be weilsecurcd. The
purchasers or renters of the above proper
ty, can be supplied with every thing that
is necessary for farming, orhonse keep
ing: That is to say, from simblet to
wagon, from pig to stud horse, includ.
ing jacks and jenneys, from griddle
scraper 90 a book case. and every kind
of provision thai may be wanted either
for man or beast: also 600 sheep, a.
mong which are about 100 weatEers, it
application be made Immediately.
The whole Of the above property is va
liable beyond description. and has ad-
vantages that lew others possess in this
country.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Newtown, Charles County, Md.
July 10 go
The eAitor of the Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requestett5
insert the above once a week till the
25th of August next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
A Gardener wanted

A person acquainted with the coltiva-
ton OF Vegetable Garden and who can
come veil recommended for honesty, so
briefly and industry. will be hired by the
montl or year. enquire of the Printer.
August $.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07

lse, long. 45. fell in with a large trans
port under Spanish colors, full of troop
,tanding to the eastward, several othe
large ships in CO. standing same course
CAPTAIN Bunker believed it to be part Of
the expedition fitted out in March las
FOR South America, returning. Captalf
Bunker informs that all was quiet wit
the Barbary powers when he left Gibra
tar, 9Th June.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Federal majority Is
Rospox, July 81.
ENGLAND AND AEGIERS. /,

Capt. Snow. who arrived here yester:
day from Halifax. informs, that the pa
pers Of that place. Of tie Goth instant
contained al official account of the re.
newal OF hostilities between Algiers and
.Greas-Britain add of the capture Of
three English vessels by tie hlgeiints.
The following article from al Enslisl
paper OF the doth June, coir0borates tins
report:
london, Jane 10.
Information has this moment been e.
Iceived at iloyd's from P. G. iunrer,
ESQ. his Maiesty's consul general at Bar
Icelona. and agent for Lisyd's. GATED the
i29th Nav. announcing, tat On the 16tl'
Nav al English brig oading at Dram, was
Iseized BY the Aiuefs: Why not Alge.
'rines, as 0.an is a city OF AIgiels and,
with tie Engl,>h yice-eonsul. the captain
ana crew sent to Atgiess, by orders from
hence that On the l7th md 18th two
| 6 braltar vessels shared the same fate
and that eleven Spanish vessels at Gran.
expecting, a slsni'ac doom, hao hastily left
1.-The place, ard that three 0: them had ar
j@ired at Cabbage q, ard were the heralds
IF the above news. ,sfr upper adds,
+ From the above intelligence it is tie ge-
neral opiaioa IN TIL. city, th&t~1he Age
lrines arc cruising againstour vessels, all
which particulars | have immediately
communicated to ali my vice eonsuls Oh
1.-THE coast, and desired tlfeln mt 30 des
patch any slips papers until further ia
formation IS received, unless the captains
insist thereon at Their own risk IN which
case, to give your advice Of the particu-
! lars OF the vessels: cargo, sc. The mea
lsure; although without instructions re9a.
Five to this unforeseen event. will, | Hat
ter myself, be approved at Lloyd's and
lalso by ship owners.
IL am, truly, your obedient humble
jseryaut.
| PC. TUPFER, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
October 6
TIE SUBSCRIBER

INE SCBSCRfBL 81
Has received By the ship Congress, via
Baltimore, and barque Mary, direct
from Liverpool
a }s,o packages Of ,celi CHOSEN
DRY GOOD S,
CONSISTING OF
Striped janets
White quilting and figured vestings
Damask table cloths, from GA to lo-4
Furniture and other plates
Shawls
Gilt AMI siivered ball buttons
Plain and figured null musli
Elegant tambored null robes
Superhne cloths and cassimeres
Corded, check and common glnghan;
Madras handkerchiefs
Furniture fringe, consisting of lone
and round bail, plain and double gimp
head.
The above goods will be sold Oh advan
tageous terms by the piece or package.
George Taylor.
july II colin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
General Lingan, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, a large and elegant assert
ment of Boiling Cloths, of superior qua
Iitv, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF MIR. James Anderson.
sif,tos .dlsDanders
October 6 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Public Sale.

On Friday next, the ninth instant, will
be sold at the Vendue Store, corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets, for cash
without reserve
Fos.r Eoles Of Cloths Of ga'l;osss
Lolors, etc. etc.
P. 6. MarstclIer.
August Z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07

Mayors office, dug 2.
HARRY DORNALL is appointed
Graye-dlgger for the Corporation of Alex.
andria.
EDM I. LEE, Mayor.
August T St
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.Ne,c. To2,lo. lib 81.

sNtH' = '!Ns OHty 80
Arrived, ship Brandt. Bunker, from
Barcelona. via Gibraltar and Cadiz, Sc
tlavs fram tie latter place with salt and
fruit. Left at Cadiz, June 90. ships Re-
mittsnce. Roberts, VI New York, for the
Isle Of Nav. in Il julia, fer Norfolk, in
a week; briggs Alfred, Law, for n. York
ia S or 4; Martha, Fond. Milford, Con.
in s or 4 DAYS. Ship Liberty, Of Nor
folk. after having been out several days
for home. put into Cadiz tie day the
Brandt came cut ~ ieaky condition.
Ship Perseverance, Dckovep. from New
Orleans. 10 sail for New York in three
weeks ship -. Forsythe, from New
|Orleaos. had just arrived; sbip Fox, OF
II York. uncertain. Seyeia other Ame-
rican vessels at Cadiz, names not recos-
Itected. Brig Catham, Harding, OF savan-
lnsh, sailed 9th June from Gibraltar TOT
! a!aga--The packet brig L. NJ, Pelham:
Saunders of " ii,oington, n. Z. disehaIs
Ing at Gibraltar. Slip Reserve, OF Bath
at Gibraltar, Goth June, waiting for atasl
| wind to sail for Cadiz. Markets at "a
| dig very du5l-pipe slaves $50 to 80 =
barrels 25 to SO; -FOUR Z to 8; beei Il
eork IS. salt scarce and difficult to b
obtained sherry wine $50 10 $50. Ju
| I, II, lat. 40, long. So. spoke the shii
ocean, 10 days from Alexandria boun'
OF Ccwes, all well. 18th July, IN lat
n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
BAITIaoRs, August s.
THE NEXT SENATE.

The information which we have recent
Nv obtained by letter or personally, froe
gentlemen OF the first responsibility in ths
several Counties of this State, enables
US to give the following as the proba
Bile result of the election of Electors o.
the Senate on the first Monday of next
month.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Cotton Yarn.

The subscriber has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with general as
,ortmeat Of Cotton Yarns from the Rich.
mend Mandatory, which viii be advau-
tageously disposed ct to town and coun-
Try merchants.
JAMES sANDERsoN.
July
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4 1 =. 1 Ut EN- GU
To Mr.. John Bennett, jun"
Charleston. Julp ST.

Corthagenu.--A Nassau, n. P. paper
Il the 18th inst contaiss the following
paragraph Bolivar is mentioned as haV
ing possessed himself OF Caltiiagena Two
bomb ships, and IS sail Of patriot vessels
isom fifteen to twenty guns each. were
lately ~poken With 60 the vindvard of
Trinidad, bound for 0ronoke, mn IN eA-
petition against Toe city OF AugpStura.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
August T
WHISKEY

40 barrels first and second proof Phi
ladelphia RYE WHISKY, of a superi
or quality and flavor, are just received
and for sale by
Robert & James Vaudeville.
August 7 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07

The Museum will be open
Tor the reception OF Visitors, on Monday,
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
A NEW SONG.

Q F! NO mt you near
What roaring cheer,
Was spent by jonnH Congress Q
And how SO say
They doubled their pay.
Ard doubled the peoples taxes O!
There was Gas. the scoid,
And Jonathan. tie bcld.
Who did not shoot Tecumseh O.
And Ormsby and Iowndes
All as eager as hounds,
On the scent of the leaves and fishes .!
Arrah by my sonl, it would make
vour leap for grlef. to hear the poor sol
Aiers begging for their pay, the widows
ior the;r p nensions, and the oeicers for
loans wh:ie all the members are drink"
mo and singing merrily,
Twelve dollars a day,
Twelve dollars day,
Twelve dnllars days the dandy 0 !!
There was Clay in the chair
With his fax coioured hair
A siya;ng the tax bills CHERRY O!
Ard SMILED. as the rabbla
So loudly did gabbe,
The audience scarcely could siumber
II was dge,at acasn0,
sTwas too high, 'twas too low
* The ayes will rise !" said the Speak.
err o
And quickly arose
Two ewes to the nose
And the salary b;llca'ried O!
TESTIFY nv soul, they unanimously dis
ayreed upon every question. except the
.alary bill. Gentlemen, order! Ihi.
Hi proposss 10 give US all ayeariy salary
|ol ffteen hundred dollars, and myself
three thousand Shall il Passs Aye
ave !aye! The ayes have st-thereiof'
hey all began to sing,
Twelve dollars day,
Twelve dollars day,
Twefve dollars days the dandyO!
But och! by my soul
They all star'd like an owl,
When the people all hiss'd their ditty
Sid Clay, we're all broke.
They don't relish the JOKE,
| The devil has got in the rab6le O!
We have put on their backs
A mountain Of tax,
An army, Eank, ct cetera u:
Which SO tameiy they bore,
That we ali could have wore
| They were perfectly broke TO the hal
terOt
How shall we creep out Of this scrape
.Issys one. Says Clay, will persaao
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Baltimore, fig. {

Came passenger in The General Hand
from LivespaoI, William Dawson, Esq
British Cousu! for Baltimore, aud Lady.
with chitureE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,. Aueusr :.

Letter from Amsterdam. dated g
IN. 2 states, that Col. Delacroix, who is
iup y, Known IN almost every city in Amer
ssH had arrived there from Baltnnors, \
: e :, ths Prince Of Orange had granted him
s y aorius per month, about s5 dollars, but
o. NC not appointed him to any military
Os' As he expected. The Colonel re-
fa.s sa about 5000 forms of a Jew soon
s SER he arrived, for which he gave II
= ns . some land in Kentucky or sirgl-
MA!
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From The .Ae1v York Eveaing Post9

The following parody. communicated
for ,.e Con.ier, has much Of the genuine
l,nmour oil the original: aud oone caa
sing or say it without wishing there had
h.,ap more.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
GOOD STORY.
Translated from the French.

The emperor of Persia being one day
alta window inhis palace which overlook
ed the city of Bagiad. observed two of
his subjects who begged aims, one ofthem
exclaimed {. Happy is be to whom God
has been good - at the same time, the o
Their raising his voice cried, " Happy is
he whom the Calf notices with pity
These remarks were made II the hear
ing OF this great monaseh. who immedi
ately ordered thai Leaf of white bread
should be given to him who had invoked
the calif,s pity and brown loaf to HIM
who had this confidence in God. The
White loaf was very small, and be to
whom it was given could not see without
envy, the brown loaf of his comrade,
which was four times as large. He pro-
posed an exchange; and being mutually
inclined to accommodate, they did SO, &
each returned to his own abode.
The possessor Of the brown loaf laugh
ed within himself at the folly Of the other
bet what was the astenishment OF the lat
ter on breaking his white loaf, which he
had received merely to please his compa-
MON, 10 6nd one hundred. seqnins ofgeld
which enabled him to continue in the
love Of sod, and retire from his misefa-
bic occupation.
rhe next day, he who had received Of
the emperor the white loaf found himself
under the sane window and not being
willing again to receive SO small potion
OF bread, cried with all lis force, $ Hap
pv is he to whom God has been good"
she Gait, WHO was present, was very
much surprised, and ordered him to be
brought into his presence x demanded IF
hin the reason why he addressed hiaaselt
this time to GCtl il preference 10 him, as
he had done the day before & what he had
done With his white loaf ? {: My Lord"
sai! the beegar. :" i have exchanged with
my companion, TO whom God had given
more than 10 layself.' The Calf could
mt help raising his eyes to heaven, and
blessing Divine Providence. lit IS WE'LL
said he, to gain the friendship OF p'ln-
ces. and lsen of rank, but he who places
his confidence in Goa alone, always
makes the best chmce.' Then having
given one hundred sequins; OF gold to this
poor man. he sent him home contented.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07

The flooring and railing OF the Great
,;S.e in Providence, was coseFleted on
ig"ss5ay last, It's dimensions are the
..S foot walk nine feet, the carriage way
aa;sr . feet, and the north foot walk
srs',ty three feet !; the whole width, IN
. .ss the railipgs, is about ninety seven
ssst the length aboct 1So; Il is bellev.
sSto Be the widest bridge IN the Y. ;. Il
spo. IN the world.
Providence paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07

The Hon. John Davenport, Jr. for Sc
!. wears member Of Congress from
rsa"necticat has declined being a candi-
date for reelection.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Ia

Newtown, Charles County, Md.
July l6" go
The editor Of the Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested 70
Insert the above once a week till the
|25th of August next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

tcfrs the u'eror 1--we oF decentralization, tloing IN the
npnstSr IN tic tolls. iii. ieure mentioned 64.es
c'sn is The only ou,et ;ron this ecrta, ap,,
ey ) but t road has sertrics ad peqUes posted sU-
Ear SUCCESSION, AL the Nay 10 Tie t0wiL 80 mi,h FOX the
Stetru,s b! ld. Those nc ploNitsl 10,
stu greater ere, 70 rc Se escape Ui the prisoner pls
Say nnpoSib.c No vessel can approaCi e iSai,, amy
dirteton Without beiag By the numerous
Ngfii posts which established and communicate with
each o;her all round the island.
lie moment strange sail seen, SIGNALS are INSIDE TO the
Cruising vessels, oi Which there divisions that alter
naey re'ievv each other in the uninIerestne hut
uuty OF UoNernS ahuut s siyck mte ocean, They proceed
from the ancluragv certain distance. < then
ia one dreion he other, according TO the v!iis or
other cireUns ulcv until they have completed, cilcircly
Tie Island. II strsgas vessel from India. or ewhcrc,
apP"ets, they Instantly make sail towards her, carefully,
oNsr"u y a' Al heceSsiry bring her up for iual ,Nai-
nation by the Admiral SlS IL Not, however. suffered e,
anchor, unless sie bea Kings ship nldianan and
u, ner class are "ies very strict regulations. lew ui
their officers permitted to land and even ia IL captuius
are not PeFn',tgtto Wit the interior Of the island.
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.2bt[ 5.

Il An tired OF Farming aRd Merchandising. Tire
. poor man, who lives o. his piantstion, and the
rich man Who eonsnlt' lis ease, and Geasts en- his
great amount OF profile flowing fsom a small per
cent. ought TO follow isrming, whilst one of tie
nidcIinS sort, Ike myself, ought TO have done with
1t.
As to the Mercantile business, il has become
quite too fashionable in the country round about rv
store, and J. being 30 follower of fashioas am vii
'.g 10 stop and back out.
/ wili therefore sell at Elin;in Carroll o Co,n-
~, p~HSck!y, ~ Ih,u5day, t'c oh day Of Ju.e
nest, al ~ remaining stuck OF IERCHA NDIIE
great part q! which viii he divided i,to uareeIs
to SUI iiu.ilies-Then, ELM itself, neat resi-
deuce for a bachelor, having every house that lie
c,ud ssk aud cor,2etc, admirably cae.l fe,,
f2r prof ssiona geite,r>p the e0iI in Eye,y
state a''d growingabo4t 5,JG9 Furnishing young ap-
pie trecs, which IN few years, with proper ,ua.
nsgemen', vi yeil 100000 gallons nf cider aprl-
ally. m the same time und 1iacg ~ sell 500 T.
ere NJ - ND on Mount swamp, within mile of
HapPtI.anuocS river, aliypin, " .ssrg John II
3FooGforl, Charles C. Tsilf.sro, - Jones. AMI
Ire and of t.is bappahsuDock Aesdemy.---Mr
fonlane Lauehha, my rnasager there, viii shsw
t. lac truh.y o. dis tract, thc hoalfhiross of lis
sete, on' s proximity to one ol the best ssuiiaa
rie5 ~ ifgmIa, readers this most desable place
70 enc, VINO, more fortunate than rnyslif has . ia,
niy 20 raise or 10 educate. This sale being effect
cd, s'iIl treat privately with tire purchaser Tor
thirty OLD likely NEGROES, atiaehed 10 The uIan
taton; they arciu fmiies and will not scDsrate
them, TOR am willing to move ,hcfn--ALso. all
the proiucc ~ hond, the implements Of hcsbanjYy
oxen aud h.a8is of The p!ow. 2 wagon aud len,
andthe Stock ri cattle, Sheen ard HOGS, ,orrfbcI
"'iH al tic gOving comprehension 70 be gwen
i,...s di. IL, a. 10 the end of fue year. Is NAV L
reed %. 81 site 20 BE- inred from tl,v tn ,io
8 u corapletea--rhe TERMS in each case viii
be easy.
B.W. COLEMAN.
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Yienna, January II.

rhcpor NJ Isa, belonging tie government Of be Jy
fat forming PAT Of Iyrium, and since the time ~
AtesM Jouvd 10 ltalg- contains monuments of
a brilliant era of the Roman empire, particularly IN the
Turner oushny nov dcCaycd town Ok Poa. and in t!,e
ntsh0THo o tIcste. c remains Of die roman
a,ea Paa hnseber frequently described, but insu.ccnuy
9rsFf "'1r,7 n w0rtncii d;s round H. hich
PToeHffi some Information respecting this in0i,uurt rr
auihy but 1t was reserved for IN. 1c,er NoUlc nrcr.
iet "a trieste proceed far this summer that as much
has ben discovered utsr ground as was before ai., IL,
ana e. prove ie possibility Of CLEARING the whole Of Ills
ioagn"c,t h,nhng fiu the rubbish he has also. car Of
ZEN iOr eartS. uncovered more of temple OF Augustus
a the Roman gnt rola, aud secured them as far rs o,
IpS, nnrdr 10 give The friends of antiquity complete
WORK uppn iie sHDsct. The Mr. Ncjic has also
drawn from TIE TIboish md from oblivion tlre adnirab,
G,'u- ~ ho territory Of Trieste ihat are ao OF oman
1re' ~ hEs - people 20 dgat above place and ha.
discovered The whole i1 Off aqulge from Ir,r.- d,
thcsoufcc ~llc.i Supplied IL with water
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ANRKAlNPLE.

freg to the public Of the various state Iegisla-
'r pas,i during their latc sessions it Is hut ratoirl 10
examine tiser tendencies, and attempt 90 draw line OF is-
elimination between IN II merits and nieasra! 10 cDn
y.e t'a present ari future be thar tie country and
Spicty viii derive sOm them. I view o.. his kind the
acis OK public nature. passed by the lite rgaturf Of tic
different states none seem furcbly the attention
rs t"s- Of TIE legislature uf virginia. As factt under
me g mite guidance Of h spiri,, this legislature s adopted
INC Plans pointed ou nni eloqny urged hy the Iinor-
tll washington, for die improvement Oftle te co-
y aud d'peine Tire togi oignoraee from the minds ofits
"onei.ants Wmie the Corgnss Of the l. s. have srcst
na'ins, mostly engaged in listening three day ORATORS;
WAKE me edurs OF toe state OF NcE-York have been nara
lHet 10y the heat OF party spirit while The eg a,,i Of
N'rtc aroma have spent days and almost IL dscps
siS tie pF0plcty ami imprOprety of vote Of thanks IA
Hr. Madison and While tie legislature Of Ohio have been
in"encoi BY the aYarcious sordid pniev r,aty
10 '"c' l!l italy 7ggcs, the legislature o. Virginia have
!di ~ domination for The important involvement
Improvements dat calculated rinse tiic dgnitvrd I'm,
porane. Of hn state and contribute greatly The internal
pre- periiy aud ni9,iurLn OF the conditions Of the ill
tfs Could the western staesbu catch tle vital ,.ri< OF
ine He aud oecff UilislIiOI. and 60 operate with sci
eNetor', Wiis' manifested BY any of tie adjacent eastern
sac' we Nhouh IN short Tine. 2it the world view
hi internal enhusctinn, communication, mutual leu.ll-
thcr AMI ndePed which would not d. eo! lied v ofv
t''uy on Use riot ina not excepted. " are Indebted
L" e kcn0, Enquirer, Tor the subiorei sketch OF The
P.oseeairs' ID dat enlightened AMI pIlioiic body
LNe.fcr1g S5u.