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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
MARYLAND Legislature.

We observe tia. Oil motion Of Mar.
Diggs. IL committee has been app0in-
ted with leave TO report 81! 10 re
peal tl,n 9Th section Of the Act passed
4, De,eWber ss;oa, 1917. 20 prevent
iiir unlawful expectation oi negroes
arl uuIaitocs. and &. alter and a.
nnnd'ihe laws runcrrDiDg runaway.
That section repeats .ew;e Of the Old
laws respecting runaways has been
c'uiined in jail certain time, and
has been advertised in the public pa
,,ers, and special notire given to the
owner wien known. anu no person
appears 10 c!uim him, he shall be
discharged, and the ease Of his apprc
houston and confinement shall br IL
Wed on ana paiJ by the county. The
principa' d ference b,tween this law
ami tie old one is, that by the old law
any negro Who had not his free pa
peas about his person, might be a''-
prehem;ad AS runaway. aud confined
~ i IL. rnll advertised rs sucl,. AMI !;
~ was not c!,in,ed in so days. a'f
d.l NOT III that tine prove his Owl
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23


Capt. t3lni-',nrs. MO arrived al
Eastnvri on the 7,h inst. fran .he
''or, of Spain. w';rll place ne left
the 10th Nov. ipforms that ia conse.
qncnc,' Of lie destruction Of all The
royal launches. (Which had i-r some
nr inti-strt! the Cali ri parra) b.,
the Patriot squadron. and the rcros.
spes;on of Guara AMI other ports
situated in the fiul;. plentiful sup
plies of cattle and mules were arriv
ing.
Every acc uni contirmsthc general
nicry Of the inhabitants OF ''iat de
solea tocntry. and although changes
wrre daiis taking place in favor either
Dsr or the Tier. it indicated np,hing
psisiye. A number Of E5ritish OIL
|ecss had arrived at trinidad from til
Dronokr. wiic;, had left the patriot
arm! in disgust
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
New York. Dee. 16.

Naos lp'FNs Aos
Calcutta papers. 10 tie 27tl' Of July
are re- eiv-d in Newport. by the az
rival Of the bris STEPHEN. CapI
Smith. in 12i days from Cab ui,a. Fl
Is st1ted. that II large expedition VII,
ii'tin& 90, al Calcutta. 10 pro erd e.
the ISLAND of Ceylon. tn. fled di,i,
sn'n Of transports. with 5000 troop,
OF h0ar,. Wcr. 10 sail in a few DAYS
after Capt ain smith.
The Stephen anchored at st. He
ma on .ir2is, o. Orioi or. for smD
ply Of @at"r.--- The Gu queror Of
II guns. Re- A'miral p!an,p'in, .wo
II sun ships, and four hrigs. were
'Niag there. sapt.in Smith was
iiiornei' BY the British ON crs. Tia,
BHnipar!e had not bren out Of his
house Tor s"yera' mouths. hu,rEjo, =
-J good health; that he sill rontinRr,i
ser, reserved. ans; treated the British
Oli"crs commanding 81! that I,'aud
win ,sr greatest indifference. Ever,
a'tic'c Of provisions VAS extremely
scarce and high Mt 1T. Helena. anG
the iDiiahi'ants were experiencing
great distress Oh account oi the scar
riiy.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
| Ell the shore.
Rev. Lorenzo low.

A London paper o! the 29ih Sept.
contains the Following articiu.--" On
Sunday sc'nigh'. the sec, called the
RANTERs, opened 'hei"New CbaprI a'
Bingham. At ten o'claess the Rev.
s'rrnzo Dow, from An,erica. prc,.,!
cd TO a very large congregation. Mt
ner"us indeed. that the Chapel. wiie..
Is pretty "apaeinus.. WAS hot suili lent
TO hold half the people assembled
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

The PGrricide Corrected We ~ =
slr.'eJ !. state in ear last that Che
,ria' oG George Liza. who was co.u-
ii'ted To the .i4iI # hi, roans., in
Sept. las, far tie ,nu-,ier If bis 9th.
rr, canr IN before the County Coart
d, lis last session. lie WIS ssunii
guilty e murder in the second degree,
AMI srD,cncrt! to the prnit@n,iary for
ei@hieef gears {; .igbtrca months %!
witch b. is TO be confined in the SO.
ii!arj cells.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
lately DESPATCHED by enr government

q " vi
30 3psist sencral l,aIIcn,an,ie. that !,
W4a Heir sash he shonld remove his
establishment bryond The limits Of Oh.
Y. Sts'es--to which he yielded his
cooscnt. ,.and has proi,abi, ere hi.
departed. II is believed, i',a, the G..
Seslics is abuut to occupy With "a mill
t*rs force. the eoaAtry we purcI,asoa
under Tue name ~ inu'.iana, AS FAR
west as the Rio Del Nortr, and il is
owing TO this determinations, that they
requested gen. l.. TO withdraw his
mili,ar, fnr,rs.
II i, stated that the arrival Of onr
agent. at the moment hr did. a!nnp
prevented declaration Of warb, gen.
La, .insi Spain. Il is probable ,ha,
he will now direct his course into The
interior Of licxilo.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
RnEEN'r PATTERSON.
Tic Hon. HIM. ". CrGzcfOrd,
ofcreiGfG Of NE Treasury.

II IS a i't,'e s,r,e:.~: (ssys the Bos
tor l'"'roi) 'hat tl'" n"ws ofihr cor
E,gration Of h" TX i'augr g. !i"vs'
should react, HAVANA. and agai,
cine ha' K To this place. and The ra
ms he still smoking as was thr ease
On TLursi.ay morning. From thi'
eircops,.nre. sonr iae may he iiurinct
OF the immensity Of the pile. II is
more than i've week, since its ces-
trurtiOn.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
New York, Dee. II.
Extract Of :. ir,,erdatcd Bordeaux,
O,to,,crf0.

Extract Of :. ir,,srdatch Bordeaux.
Odo'icrf0.
d" Oar crop Of Wine has turned out
very well this year. particularly IN"
white 50 that you may calculate upon
Brandy eoming down to 90 cents in
the course of the winter. 1t is now
a, 400 cents per ga'ion 18th proof.
The harvcs, for bread stntis, has been
very small! ; beans. peas. rye Gnwer
ai,d rice will no doubt be in;olcrahls
demand all this year. The best
growths OF Clarct have sold higher
than at any time within the last ten
years. Freigats arc still dull for sht
y. States, INT l nope our commerce
will revis. by means of the price OF
brandy and cargo clarct. which has
fallen very much"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
INDIAN lsANE..

Mr.. Cli!loun, th" Secretary vt wei
'ias luadc detailed report 10 ,h,
tsanse Of Representatives of ibe U
States. in cuni, r,ni,y 20 resolution
.i that house surins the last srssion
dire ting hinr Ia .r.pare and report
a system providing from the abolition
If tie existing Indian ,radr eslah-
I,s,nicnt4 OF the u. States. AMI pra
siainG Cor the ope,sing OF the tra'it
wifi The In ians 10 individuals, unJci
su:tabie 'rgNiutions.
After giving detailed history oI
HE provisions adopted from time g.
time i,y the government !un scgula
n. trade with the Indian tribes anr
poiutius out what he concrives 10 bl
the de!c' Is and inconycn:rn-es o;
e3ch rs veil rs describing ~" situa
Ii;on. rhara rtcr. wants. and rrsOUr"e'
oi The vatiOus tribes within our ter
ritories. ia" scereIa y recommend
|tiat,tt,c existing cstab ;,sI,ncp.s should
NJ abolished. and thai the trade ne
exr'usivcl. vested in a co'Hpan. viii.
sufficient capital. 10 he diviard int
shares nf one hundred dollars caei, /:
and 10 be Unite! to tile term Of twcn
~ years; 10 pay an annual tax ~ -
snbsrrihci capitol. for the prisileg'
Of exclusive trade, and 10 be subject
in tie same manner as .,rivA.e ir.,irr-
10 sach rules aud regulations as aa,
be prescribed. The etinrts Of the
company, observes the secretary. ua
disturbed by rival interest. would t,
directed! TO establish It's coutroi over
the various tribes Of lndians---tn
exclude foreign adveniurers. and I"
give the greatest degree Of profit t'
its trade. The success Of snrh com
pany. pr"perly condurled. scarcely
adaits Of n dnuht. Our position in
regard to this trade. the faculty Which
,he navigation Of oar grea.and nrme
rous rivers in th:l quartz would at
ford, and the pro.eesion FROM our mil
itary posts. would speedily destroy ali
inreisn competition. and would in 81
Few years. push our trade to the Paci-
siuk Ocean. The most profitable fur
and peltry trade in the world would
he ours, accompanied with decided
infinrnce over the numerous and
warlike tribes ;nhabitins those exten
sive regions.--Union,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
turnpike Notice.

THE Stockholders in the Wilmington
land Gap Valley Turnpike Company,
iare informed that the Company annual
meeting viii be held at the house OF John
Merritt, on Monday the 18th Of Jaru..y
1919, at two o'clock p. ". for the pur.
pose of e!ectinf 6 President and seven
Managers to tralsact the business Of said
Company the ensuing year.
J. b. Vandever,
Secretary.
December i9---st
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Hint Of The U. States,
5th Decembcr. 19f,

s'f IVh q,
Sir +: Asreeably tot,e general 81
rec'ions contained in yom' letter al
the goth Janury last. / have cause
assays TO be made Of the several spe.
ei's of Foreign gold and silver roin>
made currenti the U. States, by ar
at OF Congress, passed the goth o.
Aprii. 1916
me result of the assayer's rcport. !,
IS follows
Car. grs
Gold coins Of Great Britain,
made ct pieces (guinsas 90 0
Ditto ditto (soyere.yns) % o
Ditto of Por ugal
ito barely 90 0
Ditto of france,
S ditto Xxx francs) 81 2 s
Ditto o! SPAN,
ditto 90 8 J. c
OF. dw,. grs
Silver coins Of France, made of
S pieces (crowns) 10 Is 10
Ditto ditto (V francs) 10 10 60
From The above il app.a".--
4. 'i'hai. an the gold coins Of Great
Britain and Of Pnrtugai are If the
ssm" quality with those "r the United
states. their intrinsic value viii he 1T
lie rate Of 100 cents for 81 rains.
rs re- u|atrd iiy law.
Z. Tina, the intrinsic value Of the
.oit: coins OF Frame. vii! lie ut th.
:, e. OF 100 ~pnts 81 33t sc! Grains,
(? one dollars IN 3i55 worsc than
ihrir less! vasuc.
s. That The intrinsic value Of III.
sold eOins OF Spain, will be at The
rate Of 100 ccats for % IS AS era,n.
sr one dollar in $50 woyse than tnri,
legal va'uc.
Alta, the intrinsic value oc the 81
YER French trGwns. will he at the rate
Of III s 10 cents per ounce, better
than their legal value.
5. Tint he in;rinsi" value n; the
!ycr five fran" pirccs of irar' will
~ attbc rate Of ti6 i 10 cents. near.
rs. per ounce, or j 10 ns 4. rit. near
-. per ounce. better Than their I'sai
|tniup.
IL may. however. sir, TIC observed.
fhat from long experience Of the ~
the u,',i, !, is Found that tsr
Yaai,s If Eortisn coins. especially Of
silver. is somewhat variable. Ms viii!
appear i'y computing the above Trpo:,
with those Of flr;ner wears their
respective values therefore. is r+gu
lated by the law Of 1916. ARE proba
bl, as near their average intrinsic
value. ss can we'll be asrertainrd.
] have the hoaur Ia h.. SIR. With
great respect, your most obedient ser
SAINT,
ROBEN'r PATTERSON.
Tic Hon. HIM. II. Crnscford,
ofcreiGtH Of he Treasury.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
'rrce!om. a'iho' confined ia Jail. and

anu" "o'""" 'h JAZZ, anu
:" ''"ss !e Wis 10 he scld ut pubic
iion iai the benefit OF the, ruuoty.
mnre hhiur'an ami d.ssr,cesnl isw
sever rlissra- ed any statute imuk. We
kaoM net ~ VII { way Mr.. Digys
'htends e alter and ai,eGd the rx,s.
t,hs Law. hnt i, III, inject b. "a re- cs-
th!isa taf Ole ilw. We lni,e for the
.ionlr of the state he viii be ,i,sau-
pointed IN HI, o',i.J. For tree ,l.an
TO &c a'oniineh IN il. 80 days fur 80
"t hiV9 't,.ne than tha. If having a
ajax SKIN. is. il our iiunii, nn.n-
inu. punishment enough. vi llnni he-
;n- so't Us a s'ayc. either 10 pay the
= Apences o. his imprisonment. nr to
rep'snish the coi,;ars CT the county.
.Ur laws reswrtins the blacks. .,rc
-'iII s'baminai,iy Defective. il is true,
!'us i''c, are not defective ont score
IF 700 G;uch hum.nit, towards the
hiaeks. FED. REP.
4. rSAMCEL iluRToN. OF G n ndai-
Gus. "aMiy Of UDteriu and state Of
" York. served my country rs dram
ncr seven y.ars im the i,e,olu, ioiary
ary War. under the on,n,ant ui Col.
Lamb. WHO "ogbuinudrd the hrnvy
arfillcr, company. Towards ia closc
q the war wrs taken prisoner 10y
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS made NY es-
c1r. ard resaineh NV contrary. and
re cINe.l fnr'aagli Tor weeks. On
NV rctrrn 'ou'd peace VS. dcvlaa-
eh. then asked fa' NY ''isc'i tr@r---
was m'urmrh il VS. sent me by I. rerss
'''n caia@'n- But IS i.' Nd to The
sift fish, never received il.
if There be- az, ioa living. WHO
van testify thar | svrvr, m ouu,ty,
nj ihss will Inl,orm Wltfe I 4, TO-
8, le. they will cnn:cr u :astin 'a,1p
u.n their fs.pni. | H., r'i,rd
tue ,estimo,;y efo one, AID wish To OH
lair nne n;Grr.
De- s,,eSfS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Charles Borie,
Confactioner, lIistiIler and
iruitcrpr,
Wholesale and Retail, Wilmington,
Delaware.

Returns his sincere thanks to the inhabitants
of " inmgton aud vicinity, for their past f.vJrs,
ana segs leave to inform them that he has rea-
dy Large assortment of goods in his line, Tor
Christmas and New Years. Also a general as
sortuient of Children Toy, all at the loves,
Iprces. He Keeps all kinds of Preserves. Cakes.
Icoriia's imported fruits at Of supe CT quaIty.
Orders from h- .ouNtry thankfully received
land punctual, at,ended to.
De< 1876,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

.Nseu Castle
WIN FER ESTABLISHMENT

WIN TER ESTABLISHMENT,
a four horse lost Coach will cave the
Union Line Hot |. every morning at
half past eish, o'cl3ct ior Phil tle ,paia,
and Mr., Peacot \, s,ga nf the swan,
North hIrd street, every II orninp at
nlar O'clock, for H'imnpton and New
Casiie viii stu run III conjunction
with the Dover Stage.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Foreign Coins:
Deport to Congress, Of AS.
says.
Treasury Department.
AonanLns, g I., Ao o

oays'
Treasury Department.
Dfctmbcr Sth, 1918,
Sir in obedience to the act, emit.
uffp. An act regulating the CURRENCY
willis The U. States. Of The gold coin
D. Grrat Britain, Franee. Portugal.
assi Spain, and the crowns Of France,
.ad FIVE france pieces" passed ,l.,
29'b OF April. 1876, / have the homo,
10 transmit bere~ itb a report Of .hr
director OF the Mint. giving the result
81 suudry s"ays, IN 'de ~ pursuance
of instructions from this deDa, t,pen,,
J have the honor TO lr, yer, res.
nrc'!ul'y. sir. ,our ote,iient servant.
The honorable HE Speaker
efhe House Of Representatives.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
j. G III. JauNier.

Dec %. isi8-imo.
n Is The Stage will stop at Mr.. Jo-
scph Gilpit's Inn u llmna,ou, gniug
up, every morning, where passen !, crs
car take seas.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
From the Mississippi State Gazette.

From the Mississippi State Gazette.
There is report in circulation
that the establishment Of the French
on the Trinity, unaer the suspects Of
general Lailemand. has been broken
up by 900 Spanish troops. This I'll
Iuor we srprei.end is false, and has
beer probably put a'.oat to suhserye
specializing objeets.--An agent was
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
NAsHrNGToN, Dec. 10.


The question respecting The Massa.
chusets Claims came up, ~ The ronttHe
OF business, yesterday j; hui, BY the course
it t}ps, the public are disappointed Of the
anticipated debate and decision. The
aa,pcatcs OF the claim were unwi,'inp to
tahr il up and, By their desire, the Dill
snn,bers on the table until The ter,nina'
ti,n q, the Session shall terminate alsr
IT, existence. There is not, we believe,
the ieasI prospect OF lis being cal cd ~
du n,s the present Session; and If i,
wore called up, the proceedings of yea
lection. Oithe probability Of this fate,
it is resumed the frierds Of tie bill
we're aware, and therefore declined con
sulning the time OF he Louise by a
flai.iess discussion; presairiug rather t.
take their chance al IA future Conrress,
when time shall have ne;lowcd the re
collection Of the occurrences connected
wi, b this lain and soften the asperi,v
which some Of them were calculated to
excite.
A very satisfactory statement from tho
Secretary of the Treasury was commn
Dicaied to the Senate yesterday, ON the
sublec, of the collection Of the revenue
The statement furnished a comparative
view of the amount Of revenue accrulnN
on imports ard tonnage in the two FIRST
o. rters Of the years 1917 and 1873
furnishing in the language OF the Score
tarv, presumptlve evidence Mat the act
of last stssion, supplementary TO the
collection laws has had he happiest ct
feels in the prevention OF frauds OF the
revenue. The facts from which the
conclusion is drawn, are, that the duties
Scored durinf the latter period, (under
tn present act) exceed those of the Tor
mer period, nearly t7pomi:hons OF dollars;
that this increase is exclusively confined
to the articles paying ad yalorem duties Z;
and that, while the duties upon imports
have greatly increased, the duty Oh the
tonnage engaged in the importation ct
foreign merchandise has more consdera'
bly, diminished.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

The Washington Gazette is in ar
error in stating that the Coasressi' :
al Bank Couhittcc hat "onlp'ercf'
the o.; ie,t Of thcr mission 10 r!i'a-
dtl,rl,ia.-lhey are still! lirrspragr s
sibs in thst OBJECT.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
On Monday f4th, the c!er,iou f..

Governor Ct the STATE Of Maryland
took p!are in .icint ballet Of both
hou-"s of the Legislature. Charles
colasbo,ougl,. FEEDERS. o. Dorchester
Cnrqty. received forty votes Frisbu
Gf,gaam. Republican OF Washington.
Al.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

II, health Of Bcnapdrle.-Thc ship
Edward. Capt. Chittenden. arrived a,
Baltimore. was hoa",'ed on the eth
Nototer. in lat. So N. long. IS ". b,
the British sloep Of war Racoon. 20
days FROM 81. Helena. and was 'n'''-
med that Bonaparte WAS confined 10
his quarters by sickness.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

Tie Augusta Chronicle Of the 81!
instsai. .ays--Oa Thursday ey'uiaa
last, witain few miles o. this pi e.
t!c horses in lie Savannah stage Irni;
fri, l.t. ran for few PAGES and s;ru !,
i, against tree; there were feu pas
sfsgors liz thr stage q, The time. three
O. whom were dangerously injn. e,!
--srverai of ~" others were slightly
injured. No bI,nr. aa understand.
rs attached 10 the driver.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

The Baltimore papprs mea.iop. .lla,
.iurin, thr Violence of the gale oil
Saturday night. the sloop Avalon. e.
|dc. with iron, four huues oi,. off t'ur,
VI Henry. WAS thrown on her beam
ends. and s!Iuu!y alter s'ghted. Sh.
was then ,'r,,cn up the Pa,apsro. aui,
" hen off Fart Cns!1s on. the s":i'
WAS so heavy. that the cs,bin Was ti'i''d
IA oae IN w..siui, o"rAdar;l. w.
Ia few INMATES ...t.'ss snr went COW
the nee s.sed ti,tr,: vrs ~ So inr-
ming, all Of WHOM, fortunatri, reaen-
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Commodore BarrcY.

Entract of .c!ler from Pittsburgh.
Commodore Barney contradiction
Thursday of pain in his b"yk. IN
Friday he kept his bee. and had IL diff
licul,y Of speaking from a soreness IN
the throat. Ds. ID waon WAS called
in and applied a blister. WHEN | saw
The commodore on Sunday, hr w..s
SUI; posed mending. Ind Oh Aloasla!
WAS up u little whije. ssa Tuesday
moruing. the ~, inst. after returning
40 bid from hati.ins his feet. he made
IA sudden moyCmcn, and expired.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
rhiiadelpaia. Dee. ~. 1913.

fHisadtiV'tia, l'Fc' ia' 1910.
'rt presume thas the Investigating
<en.;alttee in the ease Of the Bank
of,;.r Uui.e5 States have nearly clns.
a. ,ieir Ia5Ors, IS it is understood
I'll = leave the cit, IN Tuesday next.
- II is mast probable their report
wi OF be laid before Congress Until
after the Holidays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
LETTER XI.

PROM PHEiIa CoNNoR TO
Ygs-'twas a cause. as noble and as great
AS ever hero died TO vindicate--
A Nations right 10 speak Nations voice
Aud own no power but the Nations CHOICE
Such was the grand, the glorious cause that now
Huns trembling on Ndpofson'S single brew
Such the sublimc arbiiTement tbs. pour'd
IN patriot eyes, lisht around his sword
glory then, which never since the day
u his young victories, had Humid It's Wayl
Oh. twas not then the time for tame debates
he men OF Gaul, when chains were at your gates:
When he, who aed before your Cheftain's eye,
rs geese from eagles on Mount Taurus ny,s
denounced against the land that spuTp'd his chain
MyTiadS OF swords 10 bind il fast again
Myriads Of fierce invading swords to track
1nFsugh your estblood his path Of vengeance back;
WOen Europe's Kings, that never yet cuinbin'd
But like those upper stars, that, when conjoin'd
Shed war and pestiience to sconrgc mankind.
Satberd around, with hosts from. every shore,
da''ng Napoleon much, hut freedom more
AUD "a tia, coming strife, appalled, to see
The world yet left one chance for liberty
NO. TWAS not then the time to weave net
W bonuaee round your Chief; to curb and fret
fouy veteran war horse paving for the fight
When every hope was in his speed and might
To waste The hour ofaciion in dispute,
ana costly plan how Freedom's J0HehS should
When your invaders axe was at the root
NO sacred Liberty that God, who throws
my lightaround, like his own sunshine knows
How welt love shes aud how deeply hate
AsSbrants, upstaTt and legitimate
tet, IN that hour, were France, nv native land
wsnld have follpw'd, with quick heart and hand
aN6poteon, NerO-ay, no matter whom
40 snatch my country from that damning doom,
snS. ucaulest curse that on the conquered waits
conquerors sairap, ihrou'd within her gates
I'ue, he was false--desp0tic-aI Won ulease
mad traInpied Gown Rams holiest liberties
Had, by genius, formed for nobleT things
dhih We within the grasp Of Uuks0r Kings,
Bur rais'd the hopes Of men-as eayletS ly
with tortoises aof into the sky
To dash them down again more shatterinsly
All this Il own, but still
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M ANOFACIoRY.-The subscribers have made such
W arrangements for procuring materials that they
wi have constantly on hand supply OF the best 81 R
hLVthS; ana having obtained kumber of hfst rate
Noi,bein wofhmen, they rater themselves this mann
strength or htauty OF 'kmanship. They have now on
nand 30 pair tready made, warranted MlLLSTONES
dhefent sizes eu under their immediate
anee whrA they will sell at Northern prees cash or
to"n aecepiances. Persons wishing to get nILLSTONES
previous to the next crop will please forward their or
asts 20 which punetual attendance shall lie paid They
nave also established mandatory Peter sburg where
North Carolina merchants and milers adjacent TO Pc
teisonrg, ATE respectfully invited call and see spe
eimen vi workmanship.
WHITE, DAVIDSON & CO.
isih between ~ aud streets.
February rs. o5xt,