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BoLiTaR's EXPEDITION, Be.
To the Editors Of the Columbian,
~ .Na1p Haren. June IL.

To the Editors Of the Columbian,
Nieiu Harsn, jane 70.
GentIemen-Yesterday after passase
|of 81 DAYS, arrived off this port from the
island of Trinidad. the brig Charles.
Several gentlemen who came passengers,
landed here last eveningfrom one Q!
them. who appears well informed, have
obtained the following intelligence, which
II transmit to you for the Information o.
the trieuds to South American libei ty and
independence, in the U. States.
Yours, S. II.
The naval and military expedition,
which it was known the Patriot Generals
Bolivar aud D'Irinda de Marinda, were
Fitting out in that part of the island of st.
Domingo, under the government of Pc
|tion. arrived at the Island Of Margavetta
|early in May--it consists Of 81 armed
vessels and transports, having on board
|s5o0 troops, Of which 1900 are colored
TROOPS of the line. furnished from Petion's
others are composed OF Patri-
lot emigrants who fed from Carthagena
land New Grenada, after the success of
the royal general Morillo. After reliev-
ling tie island Of Margaretta from the
blockade OF the rovalists, gen Bolivar
proceeded Immediately for the Spanish
Maine.
The principal part Of his force is destin
led first against the city of Augustura, an
post on the Oronoco. Having
reduced that place, the feet will convey
the army increased as it will be by rein
forcement) against the royal force in car
racas. Nodoubt is exercised of the COM
plete success ofthis expedition, and OF the
final triumph OF the patriots. They are
generally in possession of the interior Of
the country. The royal force is repre-
sentcd as small, 4 except at Carthagena.
where Morillo cunrmands, is not expected
10 oppose any serious resistance. At
|Carthagena, the conte.. will probably DE
sansuiaary, as neither party give quarter
--itis with both victory or death.
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,,erpiated. Hitherto indeed.
fore SO ssr;ous and obvious causes, ITS
from %. abr Abroad has been considerably
eoarss .+s5. Tie fine IS now arrived,
obssruesito Abraham Of old, the LORD
When, - - draw nigh saying to US, Lllt VI
ssen .h II ewes, and look from the place
p9 ps,, sD ttOu ant, northward s southwark
un s ios..,ward, and westward: for ali tbs
!, anu s .a.h;ch thou sesst, to thee will ! give
; y and to thy seed Tor ever:
- i I 90 up at cnce and possess itfoI
ash our God we shall do valiantiy-
~ s S sSe we'll able to subdue it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-19

eaptain King, arrived at New-York
, su,n nio Granae. informss that the por-
@ ss we're daily sending forces a
ss .p Monte Viedo, at which place all
' r0ssuguese vessels had been detained.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-19

splendid. Her Royal ffishness's casket
contains other ornaments, consisting OF
|colorcd stones, richly incircled with
Jewels. She has besides rich diamond
armiet, presented BY the Prince of
Coburgh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-19

The Legislature OF Massachusetts have
chosen the Hon. Harrisoa &. Otis and
toe Hon. Eli P. Ashmun, as Senator's Of
that State in the Congress OF the United
States. DIR. Otis is chosen for six wears
from the sth Of March next, in the room
Of the Hoa. Mr. Varnum, whose tes.n o.,
oIhce will then expire and A1r. Ash
nun dlls the vacancy oecasioned by tie
resignation OF the !oa. Mr.. Gore.
The Legislature OF Massachusetts,. on
me 18th inst. passed . resolve, aathoriz-
ms the General Court on the second
thursday of November nes. to appoint
og JOINT ballot, twenty-five Electors of
nrrsideat and Vice-president Of the Il
ni'ed States; they net being Senators or
representatives in the Congress Of the
United States.-Repertory.
Distinguished Libcrali::a We under
sand that Elias ,Rnadinot, Esq. the wor-
Wy PRESIDENT of the American Bible So.
sIety' has presented to that institution
Se generous donation Of Ten THOU
SAND DGLLARS.--Gon. .sar.
eaPsaia King, arrived at New-York
. sum hio Granae. infornss that the por.
@less we're daily sending forces a.
S.u n Monte Viedo, at which place all
w sssugaese vessels had been detained
ra's ira" 6ssaos .ssgrss, april e.
,,! There is no political news OF any I'M
ss;a 'saee stirring the papers contain no
s srs worth translating There is a con
s ~ assembled at Tucuman, consist
All =! members Of different provinces
s sI Il : expected they viii come ou,
Il ~ .a aaeciaration of their Independence
nn ::sAsequence Of this the town was il
ts;. aa1ed three nights, by the way no
ssas very brilliant. Alvarez the CORNER
s sss.Ient has resigned, and general Bel
,sslt appointed protein until there
Mil IS one elected by the congress; it i.
ofss a'ls resignation was in consequence
h, government, on the other side re
me !" come to friendly understand
s,S WIN tins government alleging the,
lon. a g oei'eye the director was anx
M ~ .or areeoaciliation. Thus YOU Sc,
e,S s us :; they are. Thegeneral on til
a.m Sa s,oe artegas, has sacked Santafee
~ l place abou. thirty leagues u
ma, ave on this side three hundre'
4. ~ aaat were sent fromhere to oppos
On S pssallons Joined him immsaiateI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-19
The Subscribers
Hare reeeiued and ofisr for 81

Hare reeaved and etsr for 81
IL hogsheads retaiiias mpla>ses p
z ditto Jamaica and Antigua rum
6 ditto prime New OrIeaas & West
India sugars
IS barrels ditto ditto
40 bags prime green & white coffee
80 barrels Baltimore whiskeJ
40 kegs Carrots snnf
20 bags shot
IL kegs powder
Young hyson
Imperial, and TEAS
Htson skin
ropperas, pepper in bags and kegs, pi:
nento and birthstone, Glauber's salts in
barrels and kegs, cigars. writing and
wrapping paper, 40 boxes mustard, indi.
%, fg blue, loaf and lump su ar. toge.
her witt general assortment OF the best
wines, liquors, &c.
~ & E. Black'osis.
June 10 eo2y
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Summer Goods.
NOTICE.

XXTHEREAS Mary Mathews, late Of
w Grantssieid, in the county Of
King George and state of Virginia. de-
ceased, by her last will and testament.
duly proved and recorded in the court Of
said couaty, did bequeath to certain per-
sons named in her will, and to her FIRST
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate: this is therefore 10 re-
quest and require all persons, standing ii
the relation of first and second cousins 10
said Miss Matthews, to forward their
names, with d Statement Of their relss
|tionship. BY letter. postage paids adj.
dressed to the subscriber, Halnstead
Post Office, King George County, We.
that arrangements may be made for di-
vision Of said estate.
To,cnsena S. Dade,
Executor Of Mary Matthews, dec.
Borodine, June s--f4 2awtf
The Museum will be open
Tor the reception OF Visitors, on .NO,lday,
Wednesday qnd Saturday afternoons,
from 8 to 6 O'clock
May q lsscgs.
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Received,
By Me ship Ocean, Capt. Fowlc, from,
Liverpool,
find for safe By
LawraSon & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and fine salt
5000 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
8 tons shot, assorted sizes.
.also for !scle,
The Cargo Of the brig Ann, Captain,
Pearson, from Cadiz.
slo quarter casks sherry wine Of a
superior quality.
5000 bushels salt.
60 boxes lemons
tons lead.
May ID
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-19
ankeens, Irish Linens, &c.
A. LOCKWOOD
Has just recsiDed and 1oiii open this
morning,

Long and short company yellow nan
keens, blue ditto. company bandanno,
10 and A Irish linens, (top pricpdl-
florence silks, India rnuslins, white, sat-
tin. fancy tnuslins, silk hose, together
with a variety of other articles.
June 10 cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14

The convention Bill, which directs j
poll to be opened in each county and
corporation for registering those free.
holders who are in favor of a convention
for revising the state constitution, and
those who are against it, was taken UP
yesterday, discussed, and finally acted
on--For the bill 84-against it 80. 1t is
consequently lost.
Legislative appointment.
Col. Chamberlayne Jones, of Amelia,
general Of the militia, in the
place of gen. L. Mosby, resigned.
Richmond pepper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14
Public Sale.

On Wednesday the 18th inst. will Ds
sold at Grisith S. Brawner's Auction
Room, large and general assortment
Of Dry Goods--without reserve, tt
close a concern. cansistingof
SU2ERFINE aud second cloths,
Cassimeres, Bedford cords
Stockinetts, cordurpys
Vcstings, blankets, Flannels,
81 Irish shirtings,
"A DO. linens,
Shifting eottons. fancy muslins,
Cambria musIins, dimitiess
German linens,
Brown Hollands,
Book checks,
Italian silks,
White jeans,
Royal ribs,
Cotton hosiery, gibchams.
Ga,icoes, Madras handkerchiefs.
feb s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14
A REWARD
OF 90 Dollars Cash

WILL be given to any person whc
will fad Horse, with double bittcd
bride, that strayed, or was stolen, IRON
a Negro Nan on the night OF the 5Otl
January last, either at Davis's Wagon
stand. Or Fairfax courthouse, on the
turnpike road leading from Alexandra
to Snickers's ferry. He is a chestnut
sorrel, about IS hands high, years old
last spring. He has one Of his hind feet
white, "a long switch tale. and is in bad
order. Any person finding the above
described Horse, and giving Immediate
and correct information, so that | get
him again. shall recaiEe the above reward,
aud all reasonable charges, # brought to
the subscriber now residing in Alcxan-
dria. or delivered to Mrs. Ann Page, of
Fairfield, Frederick county, Virginia
W1iltian Byrd Page, Jan.
sfeb IS If
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Notice is hereby Give n

! y 10 the Stockholders of the FaWfax
d Bank Of Virginia, that one TWEEN
seth part Of the capital stock subscribed
10 said Bank, WILDE required 20 be pait
at the Banking House at West.End, OF
l'ssesday the 9th instantr-and one otte
5ae twentieth Of said capital stock at the
.anie place, ON the 18th day OF March
ensuing.
BY order OF tile President and Dircc,
tors,
Thomas .Nfoss, Cashier.
February 2 dtsSthMar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14
SAT- Pipes. DUCK. &c.
'st reserved per brig silk-Wei1u ans
schnnne,.E 'raynlinr.

'st received per brig lk-Nern an,
schoanegK traveller,
no bushels liverpool blown salt
sOb Ges long pipes
81 dNtusk0rt ditto
So paces irst quality Russia duck.
6s ditsO ditto Ravens ditto
u aitte best Russia Shee6ns
~ aassAeads best n. c. Ram
- ditto retailing mela$scs
. r'pes hst quail. hollands Geneyf
= earreIs ne@ beefno. l
- hasscoHce
Sbarrcls dc.
lOale London sup. black bread
clcths
cases domestic ditto
cases turred hats
4 : boxes ladies' combs
~ barrel taancrs' oil,
i For ss!e ty
8 John G. lad & CO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14

- LAND F0H DALE
VIII sell ll6 Acres 81 Land. 81.
!, Waited Oil the g,eesburg read in Fair
4 WOaty, 20 miles from Alexandria
H.. 'V0 Georestown and rs from lees.
u I, Were is on the land ilnsnediate',
!, d iersbarg road. teayment ssita
s, eRsggon stan,l-mest Of the laud
!" eaoe:ed. and the tract IS well wa
N ihs tract Will be su!J for casl
NM short credit provided the pay
! Ann DADE.
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C.xcfssars, (ohioA Jan. g..

CIscfssars, (ohio1 Jan. 8.
|ss Though farremov'd from Ocean'srear
f. Here Commerce her. rich of'ring
peur."
Sailed, bound Cor Newt Orleans,
Barge Nonsuch, captain Smith, owned
by Messrs Noble and Moore,
burthen 100 tons--cargo -four and
pork.
Barge Cincinnati, captain Horton, own.
ed by ]. Raymiller and ]. Horton,
burthen lis tons--carso flour and
pork.
Sarge -, captain Craige, burthen 40
tons. cargo -four.
Barge Fox, captain Awl, owned BY MIR.
John Smith, burthen 40 tons car
go flour and pork.
In addition to the above vessels, 10 or
IL fat boats, carrying from to 400 bbls.
have sailed from Cincinnati. within two
months, for the same destination, loaded
with pork, -four, lard, and other produce
OF the country.
May prosperous voyages reward the
labors of fhe enterprizing owners.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE, by TEEN
SUBSCRIBERS, H NJ
ET UMBOLDT& Bonplanas PERSONAL
HH Narrative of Travels in the Egui-
noctiA Regions Of, America,
Clan-Albin. National Tale,
SAYS she to her peighbor-- What. By
an old fashiun'd Englisaman,
Trecothick BoMel--by Regina Maria
Roche.
Beautiful miniature Editions Of the
following, elegantly bound in calf & gilt,
Tue Whole Works of Robert Burns,
lin vel. containing his life, poems, cor
lrespondence and reIiQues.
The Pestkumous Works Of William
Cowper,
Dryden's Virgil, 2 vols.
Peter Pindar's Works, vols.
The Arabian Nights, 4 do.
Persian Tales, 9 do.
Zimmerman on Solitude,
f1omcr's Had and Odyssey, by Pope,
ii vols.
| Pope's Works. svols.
lord Byron's do. 2 vols.
! Walter Seats do.
| Thompson's Seasons,
| Watts ob the Mind,
! Hogg's Queens Wake,
| Pilgrims of the Sun,
Campbeii's Poems,
! TIE Pleasures of Hope, of Memory,
land of Imagination, volt
| The Selectcr, containing the Deserted
jyiliaae, traveller, the Chace, the Ship
wreck and Gray's Poems, vol.
4 Hudibras,
i Junius's Letters,
| The Whole Works Ct Mrs. Hannah
More, vols.
/ Waterloo, by Walter Sect.
/ James Kennedy & Son.
| IAN 81 s02w ~
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Port Of alexandria
CLEApEd.

Brig Liverpool. Rudd, Raibadoes-
Schooner William. Lucket, Peters
he ship Resolution, arrived . few
lays since, spoke Jan. Il, at Sc, ~
ny. co. ship Afistides. Of Newburypor'
II DAYS from Charleston. bound to Dor
leaux, all we'll. Fan. GO. lat. SO. AZ
oug. IS, 10, spoke the sch. Al'pira; frOn
Boston, boanato .sss..h Carolina.
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Public ale,

On Friday the 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock.
viii be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, from on board the ship
Resolution, at TWINS wharf, for the
benefit ofthe underwriters,
40 or 50 fathoms of Is inch
Gable.
.teb II
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SILT, Wine and Raisins.

JONI G. L.aDD i co
Have for sale the cargo Of brig Econh.
my. capt. Farrow, from Cadiz, con-
sisting Of
90 pipes Catalonia red wine
100 quarter casks Sherry ditto
100 ditto ditto dry Malaga
SO small casks sweet ditto
700 boxes bloom and muscatei raisinb
400 reams paper
5000 bushels salt
q quantity Of cork. wood, etc.
February II
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h 2 800 rsoSernuient can exist long un'
hsfEs's go circumstances. They cam
der V's &c time collect more money than
bet = ~. q, ! the expenses Of the king,
WI zen tb;s Is so little that the Grand
ga s,sa ca.not as has been custema--
90s .g,rd the expense of visiting his
n .~s seat. The king is about my
saap nj q years of age, altogether an
sSs 80 ia III moving man. His brother
81 ~. sn locking add said to have more
ss.- , The king shews him.
ss ssessry day on the promenade, and
e; saSvh;bited himself at the bull fight {;
y" .0oears to take great pains to make
issslf ponular, by continually bowling
bg' smi i but / think it will not sue
ss.oT The troops at this time are not
.;t and the Madritl Gazette, Of which
Issnd you two or three. announced a
ssI,Ts since, that arrcarases would
s,shg rsid. This Gazette Is the only
. =, nrbHshea in Spain, and that is first
ss.utiaizcd BY the government"
BosToN, F>b. z.
~ have been ob!;giagly furnished BY
p.,taia Nave, Of the brig Sally. which
. s; from Havrc. December %, and
..s;,ed at New-Tork ON Saturday last
.;s 4 Gle Of Paris PAYERS to December
!, 70 In addition to the Transitions We
NE made, we collect from them thu
sNouisg i&ctss
The last column Of Prussian troops, II
,.Syar from France had reached Brus
,ss december l4-the French funds are
,;sOs. s per cents being at IS. aud bank
.b,res st 1865. An infant child Of It
~. Jo.aiai has been baptized at Paris
N which OCCASION the emperor Alexan'
i,y. reereseated by his ambassador
,md rcdfather-the ceremony was re.
/ nded as q Preei Of the religious telrra
IAN which piesails at the present day
. n il!astrious godfather being Of the
G,ees Church, his representative ane
! A. mother OF the child being Roman Ca
4 soGcs, aud the father. a Protestant
4 pruaraticus were making at Cambray
4 ft the head quarters OF tire duke o
Wellington, which It was said were t
4 khansferred thither BY the end of tn
rcatS. 1t is SAID that Ferdinand VII
! hs formally demanded IN marriage Wit
\ heseifRS niece, the second daughter 0
y te rriace Of Brazil, and fer the infan
4 lsSGaaos. the third daughter. n. d
eraat, suthor Of the Histors OF the En-
bassy.tO WARSAW, has published worl
iatv0 volumes, On the congress OF VI
eana
The sailors Of tire Northumberland, G
GiSed Bonapasts to pay the tribute t
Neptune on passing the line for the frs
tne, as we'll as all the persons OF hi
site. Boaapartc submitted to the cers
rray with very good grace, aud PAL,
100 Napaleeas to old Neptune :-th
hglfh and Italian troops IT DsarscIlle:
she hare remained there FROM toe lSt
Glaly last, sailed thence December
n&saperb transports.
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SPIRIT OF '76.

Yesterday the H. of D. passed the
all to suppress Gaming, which declares
nat any exhibitor OF a Faro. y. 70
ny other table--or any individual Win
isess it to be played in his house or o
Is, race field, ic.is,guilty OF a high m.
e,neanor, and may be punished by COS
( ecmentia the Penilcatiary, This Ia
10 be given IN charge to grand jgrsss.s
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- horses Wanted.

lfype $500
&c subscribers viii purchase if Oft
s'sd within ten days from this
49, horses Of good size 4 figure
IA s;S sound aud young, for which
sNa ~ Oe given. application to be
y James Shethar's stables.
H., .aaams, Herbert and Ca.
8 = Sa's. Freigki, or Charter,
me ssheoser Jane, burthen 8,
u sol IONS : Or ESQ barrels, now in com
a Iasr Tor the reception Of a cargo.
Butts and Casc0od,
colt
A,..,.. PRINTING,
Executed 1t the Office Of III
%srundFie Gaxet6 s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-14

Noi. CilamOerlayne Jones, OF hmelia.
lbrigadier general of. the militia, in the
lplace of gen. L. Mosby, resigned.
Richmond paper.
Interesting extract frspi a speech
Ief Mr.. Randolph. The following
extract contains promise to bring
soon before congress proofs Of such
a scene ofcollusion, corruption and
public robbery, as. never was
brought to light before, in any age
or nation. We we're we'll pleased
that Il has fallen into the hands of
so able and so honest a champion 10
expose the frauds which We know,
not merely believe. bat we knoS
have been praclised to an enormous
extent, by men high in Office the
evidence of which they have hither.
to been too successful in detising
means to smother. While VIM
******* lives, Congress have it 10
their power to exhibit to the world
scenes Of tur7itude and proAisae'
that would almost awaken the
dead. n. I. E. Post.
! /" After specifying some partion
lar point, upon which he intended to
.Ianimadyert on Monday he declared
that lie shonll not !. +e = - ftarai ne
Mn. oaast0n, was, ON this occasion.
7hea would require seeaiiiy-an en-
Idorser. That gentleman he said.
was out in his reckoning, if he
thought that government could be
brought to account, by any pFoyi
sians they could make Ger the pur
Ipnsc for his part. he wowid not
Ilgiye pepper corn fer their &C
Iccuntabjlity. Who is your auditor !!
Who is your comptroller? he OK
icis;mea Dc you expect any efectu
lal control ever ain adsniuisila.iun,
Through the medium Of ulen who
hold their cGces i; rs gic:. and
: are dependent On lis will and plea
lsucel Look at yo1r accounts Tbe3
+. are such aceouots rs 30 court wcnid
,,ireceiyc fron guardian or executor
-nar any man OF common sense
receive from any oiher person, un
less il were 10 the case Of a Friend
to whom he might say, XII take
!, Iyour word Cor it," Ne, no--no. .ae-
6 I,.ou,.t can Dc had from them. but
b one general. systematic pFcsiratiob
{ Eaf law and morals. .
( :. You cannot go even through the
r Iaveuuos Of this House. SAID be,
: II ithout meeting the public dcspeil
: ters with faces dressed in smiles,
land hc,!ies beading into bows; but
, liz ycu arc known to lock deeply into
a1,hem, if you are suspected of keep.
ling them steadily ID your eye, and
; ;of searching them taroHgh-they
ib0Gk at you, just as TIC h'Shtl!
irobber looks at the honest mastitf,
living before thedoor wllica he wish
les 10 break open--INaow them, and
,l,he nation sha.! know them. shall
Iaot be deferred by delicacy-oT.
Ieiiqneue as it is cai'ed-from put
,lting home questions, on this nsor
L --and. if those questions shah be
By the votes ofthis house.
III will lay before you such a scene
{ Of collision, corruption. aid public
robbery as never WAS brought to
light before. 10 any age or nation.
III bnow what ] shall have to pay Tor
III;his--cpt / care not; had | COO.
plsn!;ed selfish policy or PEI o bal case.
Ri should never have lett horne. 1
j know what il is TO rouse the guilt!
-Ihost. know the price an to pay
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1t Coz Armistead

Of the United States Engineers, 2
EXTISRES to contract tor 1000 bbis:
w of Lime. 5000 perch Of building
Stone, to be delivered IN the months Of
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 9 ii
The Editors Of the National Intelli-
gencer and New York Evening Post are
requested to publish the above IL times
ard forward their accouGt TO this ofice
Payment.
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Comprising nine sections, under the fol:
loving heads:
]. Aristocraey.
2. The Priacip'es of the Policy Of the
United States, and et the English policy
8. The evil Moral Principles Of tho s
Government Of the United States.
4, Funding.
: S. Banking.
6. The good Moral Principles Of tho
Government OF the United States.
7. Authority.
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