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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-26
NOTICE.
To all rcllom 1t may Conesr,s.

To all rcllom 1t may Concerts.
NOU are hereby notified, that the Di-
4 rect Tax. for 1916, has become
due and payable, and that attendance
will be given to receive the same at the
following times and places, viz:
At Fairfax court hease, on Monday,
2lst October
At Centreville, Tuesday esd
At Gum Spring, Wednesday Esd
AT Aide, Thursday cath
AT Middleburg, Friday s5th
At Upperyille, Saturday Goth
At Uniontown, Monday asth
AT Capt. Gregs's store, Tuesday zgth
AT Pumpkintown, Wednesday s0th
At Smiths cross roads, Thursday ss1ss
AT Hillsborough, Friday lst November
At John Cannards', Saturday, Cd
AT Sol. Vichroy's store, Monday 4th,
AT Ssuder's store, Tuesday sth
At-Waterford, Wednesday 9Th
At Leesburg, from the 18th October to
the 18th November
At GAINESVILLE, Tuesday lath Nov.
: At Wiley's, Wednesday 18th
AT the cross roads, Thursday 18th
+ At Wrens' Friday 18th
At West End, Saturday 10th
At Fairfax court house, Monday b
At Colchester, "Wednesday goth
At Motifs in Alexandria, Tor non-resi-
dents, Thurday 2lst.
And that correct copies of the tax lists
remain with the principal assessor of this
collection district, open to the inspection
of any person who may apply to Inspect
the same.
Jokn LittlJohn, Collector
Of the Revenue for the 22nd
Collection District Virginia.
October 23-24 t31stNov
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QUIGLY's
fra..... IH.fy O.. ~. 81

Burr MIL Stone .Mani.f factory.
THE subscriber fas received d large
supply Of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max.
ing Burr MIL Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near tie store of Mr..
James Anderson, where he can, on q.
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
Micaaet Qufgiy.
april 6 Il
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ALE XANDRIA GAZETTE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
SATURDAY, OcroBER 26. 1916.
For Sale, Freight or Charter

For Sale, Freight or Charter.
rEss The substantial sch'r Tren-
~ ton, burthen 700 barrels, well
$3.50: found and fitted. She viii be
g sold a great bargain if apple
ed for Immediately !; if not, she will take
freight on moderate terms to a port in
the West Indies. Apply to Messiesrs
Stull and Williams, Georgetown, or to
Adams, Herbert and Go.
October 9
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Notice

Notice.
THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles County. in Maryland,
letters of administration on the personal
estate OF BENJAMIN ROWE, late Of
Charles County, deceased I: All persons
having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, on or before
the first day of May next, they may O.
therN;ise by law be excluded from all be-
nefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9Th day of October, ammo domi
nj 1916.
Ihave authorised Richard Rowe to col
lect all monies due to the above estate in
Charles County.
Thomas nj. Davis, Admir-.
October Ii dSw
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Analectic Magazine.

The Subscribers to the above Work
are respectfully informed, that the Num-
Der for the present month is received and
ready for delivery.
j. Kennedy and Son.
October "a St
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TO RENT.

The subscriber will rent for orie or
more years. the House he at preseu oc-
cupies, oa King. street. To the House Isl
attached large and productive garden,
which if it should suit tie tenant can by
had with the house.
October "a eesw
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no RENT,

TO RENT,
The Dwelling House and Store adienn~
ing the subscribers, upon Fairfax STREET.
Possession may be had Immediately.
Vaudeville & Larnoac.
Who have received SO thds renRsyI;
yania Whiskey.
October
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James SandersOn

dtllCo ONtaANa onA
Has for Sale, at his Ware-House on
fuckers Wharf,
1000 lbs. English seine twine
40 cwt. English white lead, ground
in oil
10 rolls mild sheet lead
20 bolts canvass, s, S and 3
9 bales sacking
5pipes : Madeira wine
10 quarter casks
20 quarter casks Sherry 10.
$500 b. Turks Island salt
An assortment oil Richmond manufac
tured cotton
Fresh cloyerseed, and
TO RENT,
Two good shops with dwellings at.
ii Al The upper end Of King street.
s2peaa
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[4746s
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that . petition
will be presented to the next Legislature.
Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, to in
corporate company for the purpose OF
making canal from the Seneca FaIlsor
mouth Of Sugar Land Run ON che Poto-
ac,.in the comfy Of Fairfax, 10 the town.
OF Alexandra.
October z
The editor Of the LeesbuFg Washing
tonian will please insert this times and
forward his account to this office.
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House and Lot for Sale.

The subscribers will sell the Lot and
Frame House thereon, adjoining the stone
yard of MIR. Bernard Crock, on Prince.
street. fnot sold before Saturday next,
the 18th instant, It will be sold at auc-
tion, at three o'clock, on that day, on
the premises-at three and six months
credit.
Vaudeville & Larmour.
October IS
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Medicines &c.
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner of King and Royal streets, oppo-
site to Mr.. Peter Sherr0n's store, ansex-
tensive assortment of well selected me
dicines,- patent medicines and drugs,
the greater part of which was received
by the ship Clifton from London.
They have also received by the chip
Emily from London, via Baltimore, COM
position Mortars & Pestles, various sizes
-Apothecary's scales and weights, g.
Bolus knives-Also, an elegant assort-
ment Of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing of Evans's Screw Tornequets, male
and female catheters, pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extractors, Surgeons
needles, dissecting, amputating, trepan-
ming, cupping, and one set of midwifery
MISUNDERSTANDING lancets and cases,
beugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and variety OF
fOrceps, Also
$4,000 Spanish sesars, & 5 kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest no.
tice.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice OF medicine, in ITS
various branches, and will give advice
gratis to those who consult them at their
shop. The prices for the doses of
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary's
rates
Semmes & Washington.
Oct. 9
For Boston g Aslcburyport,
la The Schooner
HMp Daniel,
Ss&4IzsA Captain Colby,
Viii be ready to receive Cargo in a
few days, and take freight low.
Also, for Boston,
AEs The Brig Trim,
,EssASssagp James Cleveland, Master,
SsSsxa1sa Will take a few hundred
barrels on freight, and sale in all next
week.
Also FOR Freight,
kEk The schooner Contract, F..
NtsKSASs Lewis, master; will take a
GsssSs, freight for the West-Indies
or an Eastern Port.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
Who have for sale, received by the said
vessels,
500 tons Plaster Paris.
October g
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SAI,ES AT vENDUE

/, .,,s,v, Ti.esdag and Friday,
/" 80 Will. BE SOLD, :,
= vsn5ue Store, corner OF FRINGE
''s and Water Streets,
! A VARIETY OF
4 ~, Goods, Groceries, &c.
.;.;,1,rs Of which viii be expressed IN
arsi'uiA the bills Of the day:
/ -. Agkind Of goods which are on
I,l..st;on =, and the prices Of which are
Pni t,.nnd can at any time be viewed
,sD ,l,l,rebased at the lowest Limitation
nd prices = MARsTEIIER.
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TOBACCO.

4 few Hegsheads wanted by
Ulsbar and IoMRssnya
WHO HAVE FOR SALE,
I25 bbls. No. 1, Boston Beef
. A few hogslleads s. bbls. N. E. Rum.
October s tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-26
February

AT the Store iassly occupied by MesSrs,
EYithers ana Herbert, in Kins-street.
near Fairfax-street, Alexandria, has
imported in ths ship Richmond, just
from Lo4dca. and has fos sale, az
elegant a. tnent of
r GNDON tea trays and walters, tea
A and coffee urns, few handsome
friuges, extra su4erEne black and blue
cloths, cashmere, moleskins, muslins,
craYats, ginghams, calnbricks, dimities,
linens shirtings, pins, tapes, cotton,
thread, boxes for cotton and Tunbridge
ware, SUITS, bonbaZeens. cords, vel
Yerets, fannels coverlids, Blankets
cotton, worstead and yaEA stockings
socks aud gloves, knives, sahsofs, combs
of sill sorts, cloth, shoe, hat, tooth, nail
aait table, horse, hearth. painters and
othe, brushes, compleat sets of oarpen-
tiers sud ;aiaers toois--An assortment o.
Queens Vac by the crate, witha vari-
etv Of at,aer goods. being purchased Of
The manufacturers for cash, they will be
sosa on the Encst moderate terms.
feb % Sit
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Public Sale.


PURSUANT to Deed OF trust
from Hugh w. Deneale TO the SUP,
scriber, for securing the payment o.
twelve hundred dollars and expenses @
ale &interest. will be exposed to sale to'
ready money to the highest bidder, betof
the Coffee House ia Alexandria, on Tues
day the 9Th day of March next, 9
Tract of Land containing three hundree
acres. in the county Of Fairfax, adloln
mo the lands wherein Wm. Deneale
resided.
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves. one named Charle'
about thirty years OF age and one nan
ed John about 90 years of age, or s.
much of the said slaves and land as WI
satisfy the said debt and costs and II
terest. if the said slaves are producet
ON the day of sale, and if they are no
produced I shall proceed to sell the saie
Land. The sale to commence at IL 0
clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee
feb 81 is
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50 Dollars Reward.

I'd ANYWAY from the subscriber
"a living in Price Georges county,
Nd. near P:scataway on 22d July, 1915,
a NEGRO man named BEAN generally
kao@n by the name of Baker, he is a
bout s5 or S0years of ace, about $ feet
is inches high, slender made. somewhat
bow legged. has large foot fer his size,
has a scar on his forehead near the edge
of his hair occasioned by the kick oil a
horse. his teeth decayed and one of them
out. his csayats are marked 3. 3. his
|hapdkerchiefs Benjamin Baker with
durable ink, he is somewhat imfertinent
to strangers; he had been some time pre-
yieus to his Ascending hired in the City
of Washington as house servant. in
which place he is we'll known; the princi-
bal part of which time he was at captain
Birch's OF that place, no doubt but he
giIl change his name and endeavor to
ass as free as he has free wife, LATE
he property Of Gen. Van Ness-lt Is
probable. he has or will obtain free pass,
and in all probability he islurking in OR
aeeut the City of Washington, if not; It
IS likeh he has z ne to Baltimore as ms
wife's relations are in that neiehborhood.
he above rema d will be gwen TO any
person. 0. persons, if ken IN oee,rge-
itown. city of Washington, or Alexandria
and brought h me to me and If taken
lin Baltimore. Philadelphia o. New York
or any other place, and secured in any
iai so ti,atl get him again shall receive
1.-THE same reward with all reasonable
charges paid there n.
THOMAS LATIMER.
n. B. All masters of vessels and O.
hers are fo,warned harboring or en-
ploying the said fellow under the penalty
of the law. L. l..
teh 90 2aw2w*
The Editors of the Nat. Intellieencel
are requested to publish the above saN
| At and send their accounts to this office
for payment.
| Durrf Milestone Mandatory
ggSilE subscriber. intending to return
| 4 to the town Of Alexandria and re-
jsume his former business OF Burr Mill.
stone making, takes this method to in.
form his friends and the public, that he
Iexpects to commence business about the
Eiilst Of April next, at his old stand, where
Ihe vii. be prepared to execute all orders
I'm his line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
/ Dec % Cav
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Wines, &c.
JOIN SWAYNE,

Has Tor Sale a. lis Store upper end OF
l.,ag-Street--
A FEW casl,s first quality LONDON
"a Particulal i;adeira ZINE, import
ed in the brig Columbia, direct from
Madeira.
6 casks Ht are, completely assOrt
ed for retail store.
AI2o,
4 geEer.9s assortment Of
Z rFOCcrleS
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Salt and " inc.

TIE subscribers have just receipe1
hx the schooner Fame, Captain Tynes
1000 bushels Turks-Island Salt, and Il
p,pes Madeira Wine, very ed, which
Wall ee sold low.
y.. .aaatns, Herbert g Co.
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For the .aleraadria Gazette.
DEBATE

SAY, sacred Muse to whom is given
to scan,
he various passions Of the heart Of
man,
Why / am forsook, with nobler end IN
view,
;'he naughty bachelors-a stubborn crew,
Far distant objects occupied his mind,
The source Of joy and bliss to all man
For tir'd and weary of a single life,
60 alleviate his cares, he sought wife.
The Bachelors had met, in grand d.
van,
when rose the President. & thus began
: Taught by experience that to live a.
lone,
But half the joys of life, to man are
known:
! | meet you now my title to resign,
land leave the chair to worthler hands
than mine,
And conscious, doubly conscious as ]
am,
That some of you my conduct here may
| blame,
+ rs not improper that should impart
The secret motives that impel my heart
| Brought up amongst your band, 40
glad relief
Dispell'd the low'ring clouds of gloomy
grief
The softest smiles my breast could ne
yer move
| ] never felt the tender pangs Of love -,
But manhood to my mind, new views
displayed,
Convinced Of fault its just that I've O.
bey'd.
/" BIest be the day, when first before
my sight
Like some fair angel, clad in robes of
light,
Whose smile was more benignant than
the morn
When saffron hues the orient skies a.
dorm,
Appear'i a Girl, who taught ne how to
JOYS eadefpd, t. assnage the troubled
mind,
|Consummate bliss, s happiness sincere.
Beyond the power of corroding care.
Upon her face l gaze, intently gaze,
FiH'd with delight, with wonder and "a
I0'er her lair cheeks the sportful graces
play,
And Iovelier she appears Oh each sue
ceeding day.
Hail beauteous Maid, descended from
above
Emblem of Beauty, Innecence & Love !
{" May you my friends before it is too
late,
ji'Gainst whom the girls have such last
ing hate)
Learn Justly to appreciate the good
Which Heaven SO kindly has on man
bestowed:
Woman was MADE for man, to soethe
his cares,
The Joy, the hope: the partner OF his
years:
Anguish to drive away, black grief to
quell.
And every rising sorrow 70 dispel..
This good advice give you every man.
Take my example, marry when you can"
Next Tom arose." too have ielt
tie dart
of baneful love, pierce deeply in m,
heart
It warns me to reject thy bad advice.
To conoaer love, and hcnceforth to be
wise,
Upon a former day, elate with glee,
NV course bent, lovely lass to see
Ny tale told, and with disdaintu air
Isle forthwith babe me seek wife else
where.
Unfeeling Girl may lasting hate ana
strife
The attendants be of all thy future life ;
But while / scorn thee thus, bless the
day
That might have rifcd all my joys away.
From that day forward never could J
bear
The base, the insolent, malicious fair.'
Next Joe, with fury sparkling in his
Arose and more INDIGNANTLY replies
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m
officers of the late army as Saea
wounded, and such Off, ers and " 81.
Yates ofthe militia, rangers and PIT
iunteers. as were weanird ia ssr, iu'
during the late war; which resa' so
ton the house refused to ccpsis,
by a large majority.
Mr.. Hopkinson laid on the -,
the following resolution: ''O'o
Resolved. That the fellow.
rule be added to the standing rnidss
of the house, to wit. Ifauy ms ,s'
Der shall be absent at the sakias ~
the yeas and nays on any cues,?o VI
he shall be considered as abs0".
from the service Of the House Gna'
that day. unless he liaye leave
he sick, and therefore unable n .,
tend. :"
Mr.. Huger, after some ,ema,,.
which could not he heard by II.
moved resolution IA n
s.itute committee TO- The purpoeo
OF examining genera ly into ,hO
suaject OF unsettled balances dns
the Z. States, and espeeiaIIy iuta
the annual statements laid befsrp
congress by The eompt olier Of Tho
treasury also, into the cause og
such extensive unset led balances
and to recommend Inc sures to brine
them to a speedy settlement. Be.
fore this resolution was decided on
j: was, on motion, laid on the table j.;
and
Mr.. Pickering rose and annouu.
ced to the house, the deslh Of the
Hon, Elijah Brigham, member Of
tbs house from the state Of Massa.
chusetts.
Mr.. Pickering then moved resc.
lutions
To appoint a committee of ST..
arrangement for the funeral Of the de,
ceased;
That the members Of this house
wear Grape on the left arm. Tor one
month. in testimony offcsped fer
the memory of the deceased.
That the members of the house
attend the funeral TO morrow, at
twelve O'clock
That the senate be invited 10 Join
the funeral ceremonies ard
That when tie house adjourned,
il Should adjourn 70 Saturday next.
Which resolutions were seVersliy
agreed to, unanimously.
] he house then adjourned.
{ Proceedings omitted for 'c~nt gjroo"
Tuesday, Feb. 90.
The following petitions were pre-
se3ted. and variously EcFerred-
By Mr.. Irving Of n. 7 the peti'
ton Of sunGry glass 'utters in n.
Y. praying additional duties on cut
glass aud the petition Of Albert
Ogden & Go. praying al allowance
of draw back. &c.
BY MIR. Wright the petition of
George Helmbotd, of Philadelphia
praying tbe bounty Of land TO
which be is entitled as soldier III
Inc late army. Il
BY MIR Cooper the petition o.
certain citizens Of BrandyTine. DEL
praying Of congress . general Pc
lection Of manufactures.
By MIR. Hall, the petition Of Pa''
sey Gatton for a pension in ccns'u'
Grafton Of her husbands services
who was killed in the public ser
" -
vice. o
BY Mr.. Jennings, the petition o.
Thomas Frcam, and ether lAna".
tants of Indiana territory, pfal"o
pre- emp'ion rights to certain 'a :,,""
Mr.. Wilde, from the comH'i,"SS
appointed on that subject rfpO,T II.
a bill for establishing q Na'i'a"'
University at the seat ofsoycf""'"a,
which was twice read and eoiOlA'
ted. Aa
The house then proceeded 70 I, u. ts
consideration Of the TepGr' o. ,LS
committee of the whole, be'DS ~. .1s
amendments ofthe eomm'ttee " ="
bill to compensate eertai" C'''0''D
volunteers. =, ,be
The amendment reporter I" 81.
c.I L.nia b0HS6. hs o.
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nobert Gray

Has Just received for Sale,
One case superior quality Violihs,
Violin Strings, Bows and Bridges.
ALSO,
A supply of New Music for the Piano
Forte, Violin, Flute, and Patent Fla
gelot.
feb OF
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While Sam embraced the object Of HI.
love,
Fair as an angel from the realms above.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of writ Of .feri faeias. to
me directed, from Charles County Court,
will be sold, TO the highest bidder, for
ready cash, at the residence OF James
y. Pennington, in Mani ENJOY, on Thurs
dav the 14th day of March next, the
Whole Of Robert Dunnington's right, IL
tie, claim and interest IN and to tract
or parcel of Land, called 6 Part 81
flock Norton, . which is executed to sa-
tisfy a debt due from the aforesaid TO
bert bennington, to Massey SHINES,
snryisiDg partner Of SHINES & Adams.
! hoinas a. DAVIS, Sheriff
of Charles County.
February Q6 lawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02
Communicated
SOUTH AMERICA.

On the 9th May, it was r. ported lu
Buenos- Ayres, that Gen. Rontle;.u II ld en-
gagged the Royalists from Peru al
AMI suffered defeat. IN consequence of
which orders were gym that tie troops at
b. Ayres, about 2O0C, should be rea " to
march by the middle of June to the int
ricr to reinforce Ron,eaus army. On the
Sth of June, l left Buenos Ayres and arriv-
ed at Monte Video on the 18th. ,f,rna-
ton OF the Portuguese expedition fitting OF [
ut Rio Ianeiro against Monte Nideo was
received there on the Goth, when prepare
tons were immediate made to defend the
place by repairing the wall and mounting
the few Cannon left BY the Buenos Ayreans
ftcr they had taken the town from the ole
SpaniarSis. The Portuguese vessels in the
harbor were embargoed, anil their rudders
taken on shore. IA express VS. immedi
s-ruCtions freceived before my d plrture
n the 10th July were not p. omu,gatcd,
nor was it known whether they would de-
fend or abandon the pace wnen the enemy
arrived. The subsequent Offer, however,
OF the Buen nos Ayrtans to assist with 5000
troops. in les defence. may luce them To
hold out. On the 25i June it was reported
that the Royalisis under gen. Pasuela had
had heen attacked and defeated by tribe
OF indians Their name do not now rec,l-
lect] Who have never yet been under the
Spanish yoke. Troops were sending from
Monte Nideo, tn Maldirado, small town
about 30 miles East of M V. and where
the Portuguese are expected to land first.
and the guv't. of NJ. ". have promis d to
furnish the inhabitants with arms and am
mun'tion f'r their defen, c. 1t is the geue-
raj opinion that should the Portuguese
make the attempt. it will not be before the
middle osOctober ; as from the LIST of June
until THAI tmc, strong South est winds
most generally prevail Dem. Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02
SOUTH AMERICA.
BaifimOre, Schf. 81.

FROM BUENOS AYRES.
We learn from articles in the Buenos
Jyres Gazettes, up to July 10, that some
s r.oUs dissentions had prevailed between
the officer. OF the militia aud those Of the
regulars there. and had given rise to
much acrimonious discussion. FOitu..
rateiy, however, reconciliation was eff.
srct d, and tranquility and unanimi;y res
toTeG.
The proceedings Of the sovereign con-
gress, 70 the gath of June, are d tailed in
the papers of the 26th. They are not of
~ Important nature, as they relate chiefly
10 the election Of representatives. the veri-
hcation OF their powers, the formation of
committees. regulatio s, &c.
Oh the ION July, the cabilI 10, (or city
cou0ciD Of Buenps Ayr-s, addr ssed pro.
clamstion 20 the nhabitqnts, in which i; is
sia.Cd, mat tie fury and III lie Of a wick
ed rfy had been working the dssolut.or
~ the state, and would have effected its
hisbnlical purpose. bnt Cor the r, sistance il
met with f-om the invulnerable force Of
public opinion-tha, the people al BRAY
ed the STORM which had sc,n excited to
destroy them, were sc sblc Of tn p-if1y
e. az had been practisei, and were aug
~ ming prodgiously the number of the
g1od and worthy SONS Of the counti y---that
tii Sc, who had been I'D astiay Tor a mo-
men-. ceviated only from want of re-
A. ton, and now duy appreciated the obi
Euioas and ties which bad them to their
country ---th It the cabil,'o has seen every
thug, aud acted with prudence ard y, Icy
.-f nat tuc u. oDis migat depend usiJ the