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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-16
Their individual as we'll ar general inter

their 1nOlV1Qudi as WelI al kCueid' h'VI'
est is I, Consolidate anu s. u'e things
IS they are" Elements oil discomfort
acre may be in France a. well as other
rououivs; there may bs sumo even SO
regardless Of the repose OF the world as
10 regret tire Reinforcement OF the usurp-
er; but their number must be- too lew
to INSPIRE any man with serious appre-
pensions. Undoubtedly there have been,
since the second restoration; sedilious
movements in different parts; but they
have not, in any Wry great dc rec,
checked or impaired The general ma Oh
of The government aud il were lmpos.
sibls to deny that her approaches OF tran.
guilty, improvement, and consolidation,
have particularly within the last year,
been evident aud rapid The evacuation
of the. army of occupation will, according
to all her appearances be effected wi hout
producing amy Inconvenience or injury
to The tranquility Of he state.
The BRITISH EMPIRE We need
scarcely have given oui selves any trouble
to show that Great Britain is not and
cannot BE- DESTROYS oi war The Whole
of her policy all her legislative ''ellbe
'rations-all her executive operations are
to render that pe.c', which she had SC
large share in achieving, long, secure
and happy. AS her prosperity is the
prosperity of Other nations, SO 'he pros
periy III he prosperity Of all ether naions
is hers; and they are SO well impressed
with the truth Of tins. that there is not
one nation n F.ulop or out Of 1t with
which her correspondence is rot OF the
most cordial and frien lily nature; so,ha'
as we said yesterday, if we desired, " tf
name the period wh.n long and happy
peace was likely 10 unite all nations, VT
should NAME the presen."
1t will be seen hat we have omitted
all mention Of Spain and Portugal, ant
OF the Netherlands and Sicily, and Swe
den and Denmark and the minor Ger
man powers because there cap be NJ
| danger from them. 81 long as the polc.
| of the five great powers that the pesc'
of Europe not be disturbed, remaius II
force.
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CANDOUR.
From the Americas Waterman.
BY REQUEST
II summary tse;o " ts criminal lac,
nnd Of The.
Penitentiary System,

L e 'sr'isns n ie'-'ic's' ~. all penal
avs. ght Ia ave il view only, the
safety OF s"riel, ~ lie prevention Of
Grimes. 'n,i the reformation OF Tbs
tf,';rirr. W. are not surpri.ea to
ii'id that ',ir penal ,Oiica Of t,,r uGyua-
rous ages, shoCld have lo.t sight u
in.s 5" views,and thai their laws siiauId
nave been dictated. according to thcir
-i.ts. by spirit Of revenge. or tLa
selfish principles OF the human heart.
Hue rs nations i1acaln" mole civilized,
AMI especially when the Christian re-
iin;on. ircHtl,;as good will to mro.
was ushcred into the world, AMI shed
its benign influence upon the mind. it
was to have been presumed that new
IFS slrm OF laws would have Ueen in
si'tu'cd, more o0nsonan; 20 reasun,
and the blessed principles Of the Cos
pei Of Jesus Girls; but such has not
orrn the happy result, and we find to
thr preseUt day. tbs same spirit Ofre-
.aliaiion peryadinS the criminal codes
%! nearly all the nations Of Christen-
ION. Age after age has passed over,
furnishing Irresistible evidence, that
neither the severity. nor the iegr--
dation attached to punishment, has
I'd any influence. in 'rssening tho
umher Of crimes or improving the
inorais Of offenders. II there be any
one yet to lie convinced Of this truth,
let him study the penal code OF Eng
land. then read the history Of its ope-
@a'i H-!c' him yisil the places where
'itr victims are exe.uted-hrr whip
l2ing posts. her piIIories.-let him in
sirct her jails and prison houses ; and
III after this he he not satisfied Of its
srulh. We might justly inter. that surh
!, man would not he convinced, tao
me should rise from the ,;ea,i.
THUS far. We have seen the rulers
Il n"'ions TOO thirkly surrounded IN
The gloom 81 the barbarous ages to
'ah.'t OF the light Of reason 10 .uis!o
i'r,n in The formation Of their i,vs:
n' too rcrrupt in heart, TO pernit
i'e cheering rays OF the gospel dis
sensation 10 shed their heavenly in
tuenre in the graduation and kind of
mnslimrn's; Blu. brighter sera
unprecedented. and reformation was seen
rear'np its lonely but benignan' front,
IN a distant corner of the American
wilderness. Il was lett Err the i'm.
'nrt' founder Of PENNSYLVANIA TO he
he pioneer in the work of reforma-
l'on. and to stamp the code whicI, he
Framed for his infant colony, i,h
those features Of Gospel origin. which
we're so strongly portrayed on his
ae"venly mind ; lie expunged the
p,uinary traits from the penal avs
'I'mposed by his charter, and in the
lr'om thereof substituted sy TEN.
r the first time practised an in the
world, having for its basis; the bless,
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From the National Mteiiisencer.
GA6{NNSg(ElIDTMo 2
S1H1 SAEHss "a - 90
Thursday, d. remo;r iu, 1915.

lin CGlt n ~.
The Senate res,iuttd,he eonsideru
ton Of the motion I'll the 9Th inst.
requesting a copy of the coprespn
iitDre relative TO the ccssiGn ny H.,
fimidas to TIE United States; Az
on motion Of Mr.. Barrier. the f'urll,rr
consideration thereof was pestponeI
10 this d,y iour weeks.
Sunie otscryat.uns were made on
tins s"ajrct, between MIR. Barbour.
ar Johnson. mi others ;trom vance
We gather that the correspondent,
between the Secretary Of State ant
the Spanish Minister is Al an rnd
fir nearly 50; nd that il prob III il
Will be id before Cona.' ~ Snort,
without any rrqnr,' Of Ill, Execute
&c that effect. II was on that s.oang.
iha, The pos,p"nemeut of MIR. John.
sons motion took place.
HE hill 'aore cifrctuaiiy to prn,,d
or ,he punishment "t ertain rim ,
aga,ns, the U. States, was taken up.
nd on notion Of Mr.. Dagstt,. il was
referred to the ummittee On the Ju-
dietary.
The bill for the relief of Maio,
General Jutn ST rk WAS resupr,i.
ard on mot,on of Mr.. Eaton, the iur.
ther consideration thereof was post
mn.d to "Wednesday next.
A report was ,tftrrrd from tn,
Scefrt. ~ Of the Treasury on the me
muriai Of the Governors Of the N
York Hospital relative 10 dis,resse,
Amrri,"n sr"men relieved by tlG.
institution: and the repo,t was read
and, on melton Of M. King, reftrre
10 the cOn,,ni,tee on commerce an,
manufactures.
And, after postponing TO futur.
Jays one or two private bills.
;'he Senate adiouinr''.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker laid b.Di, re tie hons,
d report from 'he arting Secretary o.
The Navy. transmitting ad'itiona
doc umen,s in relation to the nav,
pension fun. which WAS referred {,
the nava! committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Rich, il was
Resolved, Tntt the committee o
claims he Instructed 10 enquire vt,
the 'xpe'iien,y Of making eomyeusa
ton to A.ron Bciamy. of Nesennes
in NerWhni for his vessel. capture,
" the enem, on LAke Champlaln il
The SUI mer 4 1918. whiic on hOar,
"a cargo Of II ,ur Tor the u. States ans
tina, the testimony taken in the ease
under commission Of Il inns, be re
fcrred to the said committee.
| On motion Of Mr.. S OFT, il was
Resolved. That the committee o,
IpubIic lands be instructed to enquir,
into the expectancy Of extending I'll,
provisions Of the fifth ST, tion Of tn
act Of Congress of the Goth Of April
one thousand eight hundred and four
cen. entitled " An act for the fiua
adjustment Of land titles in the stat
Of Louisiana and territory OF Nilsson
lri." to the inhabitants of that portio
Iof Howard county, in the Missouri
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committee Of the whole, Mr.. Smith
Md. in tie .bair; ~ which, after
much debate, the repor, was reverse
and being reported to the House, Il"
committee OF vlaims were instructed
to bring in hill for his relief; AM,
The House adjourned.
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W. LowNy is elected a Senator in
Congress from Pennsylvania, for six
years from an alter the 4th day of March
next, vice Ab,er Lacock, who declined
being candi a.e for reelection.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
NO1lCE.,

TUE employment Of an Agen, or. Attorney is
NOT necessary in any claim against The govern
mcnt. Il is most generally attended with crpeacc,
and sometimes with scfuai less.
Claims will be promptly settled, when the ac.
counts, aud vouchers with which they are connect
ed, are transmitted 10 the proper Office
Money will be transmitted whenever a receipt
for the due, or. where the amount Is not ascer
tanned, recep, ia blank shall be forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
Military patents, and certificates Of military pen
sions, will be transmitted in like manner whenever
the necessary vouchers are forwarded TO the proper
ofSce. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
WM. IA. CRAWFORD.
J. C. CALHOUN.
n w CRowNfNSHlELD.
Rashnrfor Civ. Nay az, 1878
or The Iazettes in which the acts of Congress
are psbishcd. are requested to insert the above,
weekly for three months and papers in The interior
viii deserve the thanks Of the community by giving
il publicity in their respective districts, as Il may
be the means cf saving sxpence and loss to that
portion Of the people who are least able to bear
them. June le--5in.
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NOrIcE.

yNHEREAs. Avn. the wife Of the subscriber.
Wv has ccud,sofod herself In a very imprndes,
and unbecorning manner, by contracting many debts
for needless and cstrsvsgant articles. thereby nsov-
ing me in debts beyond my ability to pay. and 9th.
ervise demeaning herself towards me, in very m
dutfu' indeccrous, aud insulting manner :--'rhesc
are therefore to forbid ali persons harboring or
trusting her on my account. as am determined no,
= pay o.y debt Of her contracting after this date.
DANIEL REYNOLDS.
wickforJ, June %, 1919 rjuly y
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AN ACT, to aulho..zo ,he payment OF ees-
tain ccrii6cates.t

tGin ccItBCatebt
ne IL enocfed BY me SENATE ard Hensr Of
Rtfresenfanves II ake Jniita 6iers g .Snss-
tit4, IN (1nsress asssntIsa, Ihst so much oi
go act, sntitiSd " An act making further provision
for the sopport of public ced and fer ibe Ttoenp-
'ion of tie public debt" PASSED the third day q.
March, one Thousand seven hlnorrd and nifs'y t'e,
and n;eb of The act, emitted, (" An attiesISc'ig
loan ofce and tEal t.,,lsntpt certieoates, indeDts
Of interest. ana the uni,Ided spd regisie,tddsb b,
credited on the tocks Of lie Tstasury Parsed lie
twelfth day Of JuTe, cne tho,sarc seven luRcitd
and rne,y-,ighi, as bsrs iion seltlsnsnt ard allow
/. ance, certificates tSr uusy called loan oface tea
hnal set.,emsbt eertiticstes and Ldens OF neits.
be, andihe sane is hereby. suspspt 'Sfor toe tsra
OF two years. rem and alter the passse 81 this sSsi-
poiifczfion Of abrh t.nf nforsry Suspension Of the
act ii limitation shall be putl,shsdly ,he Ssereta-
~ Of the Treasury, for tie information of Tie hold
ers ct said oertifeses, IN one more Of the pub
lie papers in each Of the Jnhto States.
SEC 2. lind Ie is Jinther enacted, I hat az cert.
hcatss, coprnoniy called ioaa oihce -ctr,,tes,sa,
couRtersisned BY the loan efcers tf tie states les.
pectiyeiy final ssrt.enenls c.itifcats and inos
Of interest, Witch at ,te tine Of passing his set
shall be ouis'apdios, nay be presented at tic
Treasury, and, upon the ssme beng liq,idaied and
adjusted. shall be paio 70 the respective holders at
the sane, with inerestst Six pes,ent flon the date
OF Il last psynent OF in,t rest, endorstd ssd
certificate
Sec .qod DC il fisrl1sr enaeIcs Z hat, fer carry
ing this act into tile eet the of eighty Thousand
dollars be appropriated, on, e any noneysin the
Treasury moi otherwise appropriated
n. CLAY
Speaker Of the hoGse OF Representatives.
JOHN EAILLARD.
President of the Senates prot. mpole.
April Is. iSis-APpsossd,
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BY tha President,
JOSIAH MEtGS.
WAR Di PARTMENi
Psnsion Office Aay 27, 1918


ETis expected that the Judges viii certify, well
4 TO the reduced circumstances, to tne continu-
ed service Of nne months required ~ the aw Of the
18Th March, 1918. and pensions will invariat,e be
refused unless the declarations Of The applicants
shall be accompanied by such certificates. The sp-
plicatons FOR pensions belonging To NewHsmpshire.
Ecw.Yosk. Pennsyv,nia, Deeware, Maryland, Vr-
gnia, North Carolina, and Georgis will be delayed,
until further evidence OF their services shall have
been received from the several executive offices of
the states. Approved.
J C CALHOUN, Secretary Of War
The publishers Of the laws of the United States
will give The above insertion in their respective pa
pers FOR months, and send in their accounts 10
the War Department for adjustment
Ian n On,
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By he President Of The L. Stafes.

yXyHEGE AS, by an act of Congress, passed on
wv the i7th of February, l8iS entitled " an ac-
making provision for the establishment OF addition
al Land Offices 10 tae Territory Of Missouri lhc
President of the United States is authorised 10 di-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory. to be offered for sale
Therefore, 1. JsMEs MONROE, President Of the
United states, do hereby declare and make known,
that public les for the disposal (agreesbie TO law
Of ce,taiA lands IN the territory OF missouri, shall
be held as follows, viz: Al 81 Louis, in the SAID
terfilory, on the first Monday III August, October,
Dcct mbcr, February aud April next and three
weeks after each of the SAID days for the sale OF
lands in the land district of st Loss Thirty town.
ships shall be Offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west of the Silh principal
merriam line, aud proceeding westerly.
4 At the Seat Of JusHce for Tossard Comfy, IN the
said Territory, oo the first Monday in september
aud November next, and three weeks alter each OF
said d.ys, for the sale of ands in the land district
al He,,a,a Coiinfy Thirty townships shall be of
fered al each sale The FIRST 20 be in square form,
and 10 include the seat OF justice Of the said eoun-
Nv. a. nearly 10 the centre 40 the situation Of the
surveys will admit and the second Immediately cast
at the srst and in the same form, excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under NV hand, at the city Of Washington
& the ,his;ieth day oi April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presiden,
JOSIAH MEIcs
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
CT Printers Of Newspapers who ere authorized
10 Publish the Laws OF the United States, VIII insert
the asose once week till April next aud send their
bills TO The General Land Office for payment.
or A map Of the above Lands may be had (pre-
yious to the ssles) at the General Land office, and
a, the land offices in the Missouri Territory. The
Map is no~ engraving for JOitN G GARDINER.
fM. t3l Chief CLERK, General Land Office
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


Imtnediately ai,er the action between the
u. ). i,iga,e Uoucd States, Commodore De-
rs,ur, and II. Is Mai sly's GIsa,e M acedon-
600, Capt. Cardop, The crew oi the American
ahip were amused by an odd occurrence. An
old acgro ON board tho American ship, VINO
had previously sailed under Garden add had
heard him express wish TO meet in con.
test a Yankee ship Of war;" had posted him
seif at the compinion door, and as Con. De.
catur was cscorting his captive guest 20 the
Cabin, the old ncgfo accosied the English
Commander with "Eged, n,assn, you grad yols
see Yankee norv ?" J, was with much ado
that Com. Decatur could rest, sin the rsibo
muscles OF his countenance--.H He OF de, I'd the
black to be g,ns, aud the old feiiow went eff
conlinui0g the rcpIition OF thc odd phrase, TO
the no small amusement of the American
tars who had just achieved this CONQUEST.
--Yoo%soo---
An old continental so!eier arrived st On ion,
and asked for relreshment. The hostess set
before him bone ol ham and crust Of bread.
Her son, who had been an officer, gave the
poor fellow a shilling, and when he had done
picking bid him march of. Soon sfer The
old woo,an came IN TO look ior bst pay.
M9,hsr," says the officer, "what might the
picking OF that bone be worth 2" "Why, a.
b q, Que and six pence, these hard times"
"Wsll," cries the humane son, 81 have made
fac bargain and saved sixpence, for gave
him but shillisg 10 pick the whole" t
-----:3:o:--
A cockncy, who had heard much Of the
ballad Of Robin .fdair, asked i,cnd il he.
hsd heard Ro6ln had hair, ,'---who, not wish
ing to appear ignol ant, answered, s,o he su,e
] have, who the d---l said he WAS bald p
--:osxo:--
If the fair sex encou, egcd tho most de-
se wing by thoi, sWiles, & gave their hands 10
ccive The young mcn more anxious to vie
with each other in commendable actions,
rather than in ostcntation, which is produc-
tive of envy. ----
If we arc not vety eircumspect, we shall
become conlsmpibls in proportion as VIC sc.
Npme opclcn,
Men of parts end fortune fequeu,lyJ be-
have as il they thought they need not be gen.
tlcmen.
Iiw we cannot entirely subdos our pss,ions,
we should a, least endesyor TO conceal them.
Civili,y is debt which every person has o
right to exact, A civil question merits q
civil answer II poor man bow 10 you in the
street, /, is your du'y to notice i,--otherwisc
hs proves tha, he has better marncrs than
You have. --
A numerous author compares love 10 the
small pox--ihe longer Il Is in making i,s ap
pcacance, tho more vioIsnt Is the disorder.
The best means TO arrive a, the .clcasure
Of the body,.is 70 preserve and cultivate the
Ao,v.. e he xoul +.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

~ uSNtngfoN, sHNrH TO, Is IS.
NJ Office is hereby given TO the Pioprieiers of the
~ old six per cent Stock, that ,he last psyuen,
on account of the principal AMI interest of The said
stock, viii become due the FIRST OF October next,
ensuing the date hereof, and ,ha, the same will be
PAID on that day. at the Ire ~ury aud a, the Loan
Offices having such stock standing on their books,
to the stockholders to their attoines, upon the
surrender of The original certificates ofle said stock
IL is iurthcr made known, for tho Information OF.
the propre,ers Of said old six per cent stock resid
ing in foreign parts that in order obsste FAR
practicable any inconvenience which might result BY
reason Of loss at otherwise, IL will be advisa
bic TO retain copies of their certificates,
thesticated by a notary public duly appointed.
WILLIAM IL CRAWFORD, Ssc'ry 9Seasury
Aprii %. (tisiO)
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsRIscToS, hrRiL IS, lsls!'

Noire IS ffseoy green.
To the Prqrietors Of Socks issued
Il under the convention with Frarce Of the S0,h
of April 1905. commonly called Leuisiora Stock.
That one noie,y, half the principal Of said stock.
viii be redeemed on the 2lst OF October next ensu-
ing the date hereof, aud that the will be paid
TO the respective proprietors. to their atornies
duly authorized, on the day before mentioned, q,
the Treasury in Washington, or such loan Office,
on the hooks whereof any portion Of said Stock
may then stand
Ifornafien further srrer, That the interest due
at tina time Of redemption, on such part Of said
Stock rs Is held in Europe. win GO paid as hereto
fore, in London and Amsterdam and that the inter
est on such part Of said Stoos. ss has been domcs
ticased Oil Be paid the sar,e t;me With the prn-
eipai. either at the Treasury or at the Loan offccs
as before mentioned IND ~ ss ais kcrcty made
kr,,sn, That ia,e-cs, on the moe,y or half Of ssr
Louisisna stock intended to ne redeemed as aiore
said, viii cease and determine after the 2ist dsJ
Of October, 1873, WM CRAWFORD
lM. Isl Secretary # fhe 1Nvcswy..
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pRon rHEprrunLreAu oaaox

the poetic genius OF our county:
Aas .dfv.
PRoN The RrrunLieAu oaRoSrcLE.
1,fE BUlhET. y,
now dear TO this beart are the sccnes IF ny child
hood,
Whom fond recollection recalls them 10 view,
The orchard. the meadow, the deep tangled wild
wood
hni every Iowa spot which my infancy knew;
1hc wide spreading pond, and the mill which siood
The bridge, and the rock where the cataract fell,
Jhe cot OF my father, the dairy house nigh IL,
And even The rude bucket which hung in the well,
The Old osken buc cset---tbe iron bound buckst-
The moss-coveied buckle, which hangs il the we'll .
That noss.covered vessel I hail as a treasure.
For often, AT noon, when returned from the field,
found il the source OF exquiai,e pleasure,
The lurest and sweetest that nature can yield
Row ardent seized il. with hands that were glow.
ing,
And quick to the white pebbIed bottom il feIl,
That soon with the emblem Of truth over flowing,
And dipping with GOODNESS, il rose from the wei 3
The old oaken butket--the iron bound bucket p
The moss-coyered bucket from the we'll
How sweet from he green messy brirn to receive Il,
A. pois'd on Tho curb, il incin'd to my lips;
Not a full blushing goblet could tempt mt to.ksye
Tho fh'd with the nectar that Jupiter sips
And now, far rcmov'd. from the Iovd situation,
The tear Of regret will iutrusveiy swell,
As fancy revcrts to my former plantation. AZ .
And sighs for the Sucket that hangs IN The well.
The od oa,en bucket the o.bound bucket
The moss covered bucket, wht h bangs IN ihe well.
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JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH NJ EiGS,


Commissioners Of the General LsndOilice.
Printers OF newspapers who are authorized 10
publish the laws OF the United States, will insert
the above once a week tiii October next. and send
tleir bills to the General Land Office for payment
April % zSy.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ApRIL 27h, sls.
Notice 10 hereby gsvsn,
THAT the several acts OF iIni.atiuTi
Il heretofore passed. and which barred tie si.rr
ancc aud setslsms Mt Of certain evidences o. lut'N
debt have besR suspended for two jesTs }. an ac'
passed The 18th Of April, 1918, of nhif,ie iolie~
Tag IS copy. WM H. tkfNrohD'
Secretary e5 tle 2FeasIsy
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The best means to arrive a, the .clcasure
Of the body,is 70 preserve and cultivate the
pow,ss &c The soul.
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E9t2NT'RY.


Fbe fo'ioWirg pcluc rifusion will be read
with great pleasure. IL beautiful spcci-
ynen OF tho pastoral, ard would have dane
credit 10 Gayor ParnbIi tho images arc
so natural, aud verse 80 smooth aud har-
rnoaious. Wo ireduontly 6od, in some
corner Of a Dewspaper, a neglected gem
like the following, which, If extracted and
b,onght forward, would throw iuslre over
the poetic genius OF our county:
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A numerous author compares love 10 the
small pox--the longer !, is in making i's ap-
pcacance, tho more viclent Is the disorder.
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Civili,y is deb, whict cve,y person has
right to exact. civil question merits q
ciyii answer II a poor man bow 10 you in the
street, /, is your duty to notice i,---o,aerwise
hs proves that he has better manncrs than
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