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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03
To the Editors ofthe Eno,,iycr.

dENTLEMEN: Since forwarding you a comrnu-
nicatlon, respecting the late Presidents Accounts
with some supplemental remarks, | have been IA
vored ION yesterday with = very voluminous re-
port oil the committee appointed on that subject
This report contains all the accounts heretofore re-
ferred 10 by me, accompanied with numerous docu
inents. l gave immediate attention to their con-
tents, and find that have been led into an error
by one IN President AfonrOe's expose, which |
hasten 10 correct. II related 10 the time and man
ner OF President Ms requesting the Conptroler. by
letter, TO settle oneiem IN the account of his first
mission to France. President Monroe in note
states his letter for that purpose 10 have been adj
dressed to the Comptroller in eighteen hundred
and SeUeRteen, and referring TO the statement con-
tanned in the body Of the expose, respecting his
election to the Presidential office, | concluded
as Think, these papers import; that the sum claim
ed by him Tor short compensation, was ascertained
and paid after he had entered upon the duties of that
Office. / find, by recurring to the dates of that
correspondence, that President NJ. was mistaken in
point Of time, which, in my Judgement in its con-
sequences, makes material difference in the char
acter Oft the act II the money had been received
during the period for which President NJ was elect
ed, in my judgement, it would have been an I'M
peachabe offence. II either before or afterwards
It would not. also think il materially changes the
character OF the Comptrolet's conduct in relation
TO that subject President Monroe's letter to the
Comptroller, found amongst the documents, bears
date the first Of November, eighteen hundred and
sirtesn; the COmptroiey's reply, nineteenth
Nor. eighteen hundred and sixteen IL sppesrq
also, that President NJ. by letter. Of the 18th Dec
1910, addressed to Mr.. Robert Smith, then Secre,s-
~ of State, claims credit for the sum Of S64I 9
as additional compensation, which was not then
passed to his credit: Upon what ground does not
appear. Although I consider myself in no respect,
responsible for this unintentiona error, as il arose
solely from the error Of President NJ. himself, yet
laNe greet Ple@sls D is e2JsSjiop, as it Jetsyes
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ihs draft On oae quare .. an ue. IA ff
Inc mainshat Of wood about diane ter with hor
lever projecting horizontally, to extend ~ 5f.et to the
Main SPuLWheeof driving pinon c. on wrought
iron perpendicular shaft, which is
sev wheel driving pni"n L, wrought iron horizontal
extending through the Aoo drives Sin above Bu wbr,e
the SinroCm Is beside tie aud nearly level her
win the horizontal shaft must be coupled wooden shaft
as at G OF about inches diameter which extending over The
hI'e-waik callers the sinroom and there the wheel is
dictate. '' u A q" 'u'''ahse' may
The cot q the casting. aud wrought iron work for prope
two horsepower soto SG5. One horse will drive 95 w TL
estimate includes sudgeons, inks and bands main shaft and
shaft: are turned, and steel Or brass,
Where un' are TO be attached to water mills the oircu
stances are 50 various that they be considered IN this
The present price Of Gins made Richmond with or with
more, IS per saw Gin, Of Northern ra,nr ~ saw, , q,
eei saw Gins are not made at this Founder,
"ery Is ordered with them and no commission charged
CSnnnie .on' posi- paid will he attended and prevent
town. viii Ire expected in ali cases.
p;,,no,, pu., DAVID l. BURR
N b. All kinds of IRON GA,d Brass c1sttses and Wroy5
",h Tor machinery, done IN the best style short notice
l CHANCERY In GoocLland County Coalf 18Th bJSy
George W. Parrish e1or of Booker Parrish, decd PDa
David NJ Parrish, William s. Bates and HalJah hi, wiz
ana James Booker Eliza Constant Louist Ann AMI William
Bates children of the said Win :. Bates and Iujdsb b
wife joel Thomas and Susanna hi, wife S,ngeI Ru5c
aud Ann his wife Archibald rutherford and Ma.aret M lie
VIE LsGomb Crank and Polly has wife, Thonas Edo and
SShrIne his wife, james Parrish and Constant hi wife mi
itobe - Parrish sa'anns a. and Geo S. Parrish sb
drsn OF Booker s. Parrish tlr yuuBeef deed. Def.
The Defendants William S. Rates and HudaL hi, wife and
James iookef Eliza Constant, Louisa Ann ind William s.
Bates infant children OF the said pjani S. Bates and ld
hrs wie, not having entered they appearance and ri en-
according 10 the ret OF Assembly and Tie III, Court 3
II aPeSng,o the sati'flc"n Of the that they an nov
inhabranis OF this tatc the melton the P.ip Nv Ill
oney, IS ordered that ihe said Defendants William g. Bstc,
ahd hedah is wife and Jaues Booker, Ezs Constant ui,,
Ann aud William s. hates inau children of the said William
% b1es and tiulHh t ife do appear on Inc tbifd
Monday 0t August neX. and the PisjnGs hin and t
cory Of This odes be forthwith inserted in see pul,e NV,
paper published IA tho Ciy o Richmond for eight week e
cvely and TINT another copy be posted rout door Of
e c"uihsu'eGi tins County dsvs
cory Use, n. W. MILLER, ID. c. II. O..
ytvv
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Contormably to previous notice, meeting of q
large number ofthe Freeholders of Fauquier assem-
bed at the Warren Green Hoel, in Warrenton, on
the 2Sd of May, the purpose of taking into con-
sideraion the propriety OF appointing delegates TO
meet in con yention on the 25th dav of July next
in concert with other counties to adopt such mea-
sires as may seem best to cause 10 be changed or
amended the present constitution of the State
General Thomas HUNToN was called to the
chair, and Col. TURNER AsHBY appointed secre-
tary.
The following resolutions were offered by THos.
l.. Moore, Esq. and unanimously adopted
ResOiued, That this meeting fell deep inter-
est in the promotion of the object expressed by the
Freeholders OF Loudoun, in relation 10 a conven-
ton at Stanton, on the 18th of July, for the pur
pose Of promoting arevision of the Constitution of
Virginia, and such other measures in relation there
to, as may be deemed expedient-
Resoived, therefore, that
BE Delegates to represent this Coun-
ty in the said Convention.
The SAID blanks were then SLED by the meeting
with the names of the following gentlemen
John =. smith, .dierdndeT u. KeT'y,
il B. DotcnmGH, Francis ~. Brooke,
John Scott, YHonas Byo,gn.
Thomas Hunton, TaBian Homer.
Thomas i. Moore, Jp0. Robert JVolace
Upon motions severally made, Berkeley Wa,d,
John Scott, Henry Fitzhugh, and Henry e. Dade
were chosen corresponding committee for this
county.
II was further resolved that the proceedings of
this meeting I've published in the Fauquier Gazette,
National Intelligencer and Richmond Enquirer
and then the meeting adjourned
THOS. HUNTON, Chairman.
TURNER AsHDY, Secretary.
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Ky the Govs'HOr 9f the COMMONWEALTH 9f VlTgin;a
\ PROCLAMATIoN.

yTHEREAS it has been represented to the Executive b
w the proper authority, that certain Samuel A,elin ar,
whom bii Of indictment has been found hy Grand jury Of
county the 10Th OF January last did immediately after e
preparation Of the said act make biz escape now going
al large have therefore thought proper, with the advice Of
the Council OF State reward Of one HUNDRED and 6
dollars 10 any person or persons who viii appchrnd and con-
ey to the ~ o. the said county Of Harrison the said Samuel
s aud hhor the good people Of the commonwealth 10 US,
'heT h hdrayGur' to cause the said fve be appfeheu-
drd, that he may be dealt with Is the law dirgct.
Given under my hand Governor nn under ie seal of
1925. JANt-s ~ ,. AZ, N.re -
Samuel Auslin IS about feet inche, high dark curly
6u'hy hair bue eyes, rather dirk skim made and Ae,hy
IS years Of age, very laxative times and sometes drinks
10 black wool hat his clothes ali
d domcsc manufacture file river in III,
flight and Is probably in Of the Weaern States OF erro-
ries.
June 8. a--yt1w
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FOR THE ENQTLIRER.


The matters of difference between YOUR cores
pondents X. and Diogenes, they may settle 10 their
own way. | cannot but be little surprised how
ever, that Y. should make himself merry at the
exceedingly thin meetings. as he calls them.
lately held in this City, by the friends of Conven
ton. What the facts? The frs, meeting
though convened, by an anonymous card in the
Compiler amounted to at least fifty. At the second
meeting there upwards of 100 present friendly
to Convention The only question upon which
there was Count, was Of personal character, and
many did not choose 70 vote In the spring OF
1924, when there was much more excitement on
the subject than at present. and both the Friends and
enemies of a Convention assembled Together. the
meetings believe never exceeded - in number,
at that time too, much curiosity w& excted to
hear the Authorization Orators--with whom
this city greatly abounds. When the citizens as
sembled in town meeting to adopt resolutions re-
lative to Gen. LA FAYETTE's yisit--tbere were
about 10 or 90 persons present. Was that any
criterion of public sentiment2 Let X and his
friends call town meeting of the anti-conyention-
lists, and we shall how they muster; or le, the
Senate at the next session act as Republican Body
and pass the Bill, taking the sense of the people
and then the two parties in this city will have fair
opportunity of acknowledgement. =.
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their respective counties, cypress thdf opinions.
and instruct their delegates and to provide
measures either for taking the sense of the people,
or oil calling Convention. I prefer this regular
mode oil proceeding to assemblage of deputies at
stanton, or at any other place, to the appoint
ment OF committees OF correspondence, and co-op-
Grafton. j, thereio-c, beg leave to decline the ac
ceptance OF this office
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Fiuvanna. Jms9
-H1TInE'

RKOKE away from The sub-eribcr nc ne o. oT Rirhaood
lion me evening oIthe 10h April last .n5 grey horse
with addlehe believed to 81 ahosi nfne yssrs Ga Wv
sprted, h well 80 rceoiieced nicteG fa and rss ewes
"A reward % rn dollars veil Be paid person who WI
deliver the SAID hr'c 60 ;he sabscriher 81 isvsuos roo
homes g 10 any person who will rira sufh information s,r
egalle he owrer % re him scal. WILLIAM JsRfs
klu7A0es =. ,iay nh 90.
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To the Editors ofMe Enanir.r.

Gentlemen: Not having attended the meeting
Of the Citizens Of Richmond on Thursday evening,
the 26th ult, knew nothing Of the appointment
then conferred on me, until ] saw IT announced in
the public prints
II the people Of Virginia are in favor Of Con-
vention for revising our State Constitution, they
not only ought, but certainly JoW, have IT, Moth
pg can be m9re easy than for them to assvmbie IN
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I'VE bcs ard distributes Of the Of Samuel Kidd
= dec are hereby Noticed that prepared 20 make d..
tihuiion Of the said estate, and that he required Ia ,
Immediate application Tor ihtir dvc az II Inv vi
T. DC discharged from al further responsibility. Those 6.vg
cus " any Description agrt the above sstate are ale,
ua,d tt uule they pre'en them (yihout delsy) poprTlv
authenticated f0 payment tbs aote viii be plead i bir
agsnat sasrl
}. VIM Adm'or Of
sainusl Kidd, dec.
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most of you sndnpw amafi5cr 6ftha Shenandosi
bar.
Yours, sc. ]. II, SMOOT."

Alexander H. Everett, Esq. appointed Minister
to Spain, has arrived in town, accompanied by Mrs
Everett. We understand they will embark in one
of the packets which sail on the lst 5th or 18th of
June for HavIe, whence they will proceed through
France TO Madrid. ". Y. .uer. .ilr Nuv 80
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COGsE&'S

Lottery s. Exchange Office, ia, .afarket-street.
BALTIMORE.
Where IN the late State lotteries were sold the great
OF 100000 1000 of2OoO Of 10000 besides no les, than
- ehHs OF $780, &e and where Capital Prizes Ia,
been obaui, than AT any Oter Office in America.
III Orders from any pant Of the United States or Terrific
rie enclosing the cash or prizes any Of the lotteries, po
paid0"i meet 0r accustomed prompt dddres 10
June q. ,'"I
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TO Lease for n fern of g,eoys

VALUABLE Plantation wing uu James ri, er IN
A " Of Buckingham, about ~ miles above e Carton =
Fhe plantation ,oheen work ten twelve haud. 10 al
ysnaEc ana contains good proportion Of high and low grounds
Mr. robert Boiling hvns oh the PREMISE will .hc IT, 49,,
ioaay person wishing 70 ease Eos further particular apply
miles above aliaon the read leading to
}. BOILING.
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ALL I'M ONE DAY.

10 De dTa,on IN The City Of Baltimore on the
9Th NEXT MONTH. (July1
BY THE IMPROVED MODE,
Secured by Letters Patent under the Seal of the o. States,
CoHEN'S CFFICE--Brhinnore;
June ID. 1925.
az The inPrnrsd Mode Of drawing having universally
and 70 decidedly approved by the public evineed bv the
redente sales in tue late State Lottery, the Comii
oc appointed by the GOverRr aud Council have again
Ell the same plan in the following Scheme we have the
pleasure now to Present
GRAND
S7,AT,E LOTTER Y of MIR YL.a,A.D. M. z
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w AN AGER2S

Otce under The Sngie Hori Richmond where eyalsn.,o
bills can be obtained. 10Y
tphelc Ticket S4--EI1lf S2---Q yarJe,,.4.1
Packages Of ten tickets embracing The 50 No. of M p
~ "heb must NECESSITY draw at eo., sI5 TO- nsti I =
1y chances Tor capitals shares Of paokase may be I'd
Prize, ~ any Of the Lotteries Of New York New J,r.v
FennyNana Maryland and Virginia Will he received "a ps
OdsIs enclosing the cash Prze, above free Of postage
So '' VI '''' WI 'Sei.t prompt attention, addressed
IL aINTYRE, Hiehnroad. Va
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TO rH1 EDITORS on TIE ENQUIRER.

TO TIKI EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
Gentlemen have read the production of &"
Native Citizen" from Washington. Its folly is
only equalled by its fasebood its libel by its lcen
tiousness, its turpiude by its treachery. He SAYS
1 am notorious foreigner. I can tell him in sound
,W"burlonian Latin, yBentiris inapudentissi,ue :;
tor, although bern abroad, was naturalized by
Tree and independent state (of the old 49, when
was years OF age. was educated in the u. S.
and had several near relatives by blood in public
ONCE during the Revolution, pending the old con-
fsSSsIstioD, and s2s 60 SFOglsa Of fps Federal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

The Congressional Election for this District is
over and MIR. Eslill is elected Mr.. Estil's vote
was lS16-Mr. Crockett's 9S7---Dr. Crahan,'s
PSI. tyfhe G. H. Gaz
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The Philadelphia Gazette says, that by new
arrangement, letters and papers arrive at New
York IN little more than Pa hours froro Pnstor
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hC30 We are requested by friend of Mr.. John
Thomas to state that he was net declared can
d,date OF the last election in southampton county
This explanation is made lest ms popularity. or
standing in the county, should be judged at dis
tance blythe Votes he received
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-03

ITRGLNT9 ELECTIONS
.HentgOmery.-AssEMBLr, Robert Craig, Lew
is Aimis-.
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Mr.. Godfrey Crowder of the county OF Neck
lenburg, sold on the LIST inst his crop of Tobacco
consisting OF 9 hlids one for $3.50 and g for
$3.50.
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PIRACY.

The case OF Joseph ArDedv, who was brought
INTO tie Chesapeake by the Decoy, Capt. Mix, and
remanded TO this city for trial in the Circuit Court
oil the y. States, has not been tried. In conse-
quence OF the failure of Capt Mix and another wit
ness TO attend, the indictment not sent to the
Grand Jury, and they have been discharged The
prisoner remains Jail until the next session of the
Court.
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tComaiunicased.l

hiARRIED-On Thut,day the isth inst. a, Level Green
nir JAMES r. SfuBBS of the firm Of Cole, Sheldon and
subs Merchants Gloucester Courthouse the aniiabe
MIS- MARIA, daughter Of William Robins, Esq, Glouee,-
ter roud,y.
ForHeaven', sake quiet life.
constant friend aud loving wife,
good repu,e, fund in store,
" what can desire InO
bhhDl-a h" residence the county OF Charlotte,
morning the eth isst Capt. J. ID. HARVEY in the
esi VI ms aSr This gentleman remarkable for the
~ generous snd refined feelings; his open and
asse'pe TO All who approached him. Of
% u'ee governed INN IN all his actions with -
u. was warm and sincere husband and parent he
wa, uuy aieconste as master, be ,ys, humane be died
Without an enemy, beloved by all
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q W1IFORD -1CgDFIIV

Examination Of the Student, Of this Seminary ,,iIl q,
ned on VednesdGy the 10Th inst The parent, m guar.
di's O." The pupils aud the fends The nulion are
Pecinil' invited 10 attend
the neat session will commence the 9Th If July.
-, . WAL HAWKES. WORTH
y
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UNION CANAL LoTTERY,
ALL,EfI,;gs:I,

ALIsEsFgS'
Loitefy and Exehangc Ofoe, xylef, h,,e 49,, .
noe ..P Is7 thep at soy oibet Office in me Ugtss,-
f'eth , IIIie o. nSs go sioshsrss in rrYpOron
---14-2- - - iii
Ca5v7ages and Gigs Tor Sac at -71ecf;o, -'- -
H. lIe'aay the IN fJune newt o. foorleL ,, - Ia
y ~ Di''l DN,S9p Go. 81 fron' = fh.is A,rii,, e.
'b"' fhuade lFha bntlt Carrtess With plt.ed b,-,,
With plated barnass ''' 4" superior w
u Teruos6 n,snhs rtsast
-.44fla
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WAS committed to the Jail Of Albemarle county, Run
S' on the 22d day OF March last, negro named
- a9om ~ or is OF age, and il feet inches
me ABOVE negro is the property of Joseph Cosby OF
Lona county IS hired to ayberry Weaver, Of Roribrdgs
county ih-o"oer OF said negro requested to come f,rE,
prove proPertypay charges and take him aav or he viii h.
dealt with as the law directs. - ~ "
WILLIAM WATSON Jailor
-, OF Alhs marie county.
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we shall not repeat our interTosatories TO the
baltimore PARROT, which he has opeylooked.-
Wehave amused ourselves sufficiently with his
gross ignorance OF the constitution. In old times,
NEE was an oak at Doiona consecrated 10 an Or
acre out II as NOT ereJy sort Of block that sciH
sat the purpose.
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WIN. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
STATE OF THE .araRKETs.

- Inc staples OF our market maintain their prices.
Inc quantity OF tobacco received here for some
weeks past exceeds the receipts of the period
oil any former year. The planters are pressing to
market with their crops in such numbers, that we
understand 1t is with great difficulty it be re-
ceived the inspections in this ctv. or looked a,
Tor some time after il is received This unusual
press may be ascribed TO the rapidity of the rise
ana the hne price which the article commands--all
oeing anxious TO avail themselves of an event so
suspicious Our city for several weeks has been
crowded. with gentlemen from the country, who
come to dispose of the fruits of their industry
Tobacco ranges from 8 TO Sl6.
there Is no old wheat in the market-Fiour is
held at S4,75. For new wheat 90 to Ga cents is
offered
Corn, which was lately at SI,75, is now at
SzIo' This rise is owing 10 its scarcity in market
and the impression that there is not much for sale
in the country.
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TOBACCO.

Communicated for the Lynchbug Yrginian May 2s.
The annual Tobacco Show took place at Bent
Greek on the second Saturday in this month The
TWO highest premiums were awarded TO Henry
Watts, OF the county of Amherst. The other pre-
miums were awarded to Robert Moore. Joseph
Burks, Saml. p. Christian and Saml A. Paterson.
MIR. Watts, it was understood, declined an offer
OF 10 per hundred for his two hhds that received
The highest premiums. 1t is believed that no hid
out OF the parcel exhibited for premiums would have
commanded less than s per hundred
The object OF the association in awarding premi-
ums Is TO encourage the good management of the
great staple oil the state; and it has succeeded in
great degree as is said that no crop that was ever
brought 10 the Bent Creek inspection was so well
managed as The present
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TO COTTON PT9n~CEpc

order TO answer the enquire. made relative "a
ehinery Tor propeilins Cotton Gins, TO give inor-
suitable for that purpose where power is employ, &
~, " W Is now ~ snccrSsfil on erniinn. . - N
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.FRES,cg adY Foa Ss11

TO the last will and Of the ia- Mr.
DANIEL Couch, Offer for sale that beautiful .,. cafi
fhENCH H<f, lying in the county Of Hanover upon The
sage road from R.hmond to and dsst NON
Toe crmer place about miles. The tract contains $50 "a
Svded INTO three hed and well enclosed and in nice order
tisrmng The improvements consist of large two story
ek Dwelling House, with all the Necessary out houses. for
rue accommodation of genteel family. plat vf the Land
ne price and terms OF will be made known on app
Gallon 10 Mr. Anthony Robinson Jr Bank Of Virgins,
ana the tenant Mr. Anderson Grubh., will shew the estate a.
nose inclined to purchase Should sale not be effected be
lore the ht day efSePtember next on that day. be Of
Richmond. WITTfAM nIc,sap66SSGV VI
~ ise ior Sarah Couch, ExI. of Daniel Couch dee.
--,rtf
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CROPS

The Wheat harvest commenced in this neipb-
bourhood on Monday last
We hear OF no complaints OF the quality or guam
tty OF the crop in this vicinity. But from some of
the counties on tide water we hear that the Rust
mas made ITS appearance, and threatens much dam
aee-and in some of the middle counties the fy
and ChtDch Bug are sJd to commit some rayaces.
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81 Mr. Canning's speech in favor of the Ca
tholic Bill is richly worth perusal-In our next
we shall give Mr. Secretary Peel's speech on the
other side.
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Nate. AiOng ha& Of The Route it has been
adnsFra6ty conducted; as admirably, az toretch
edLy in the other