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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-28
From the 'Sketches of Soldiers Life in Ireland. y
FEMALE HEROISM.

FEMALE HEROlSM.
80 She was the individual who distin-
guished herself so molly at Matagorda, near Ca
diz, while the French were besieging the latter
place in 1910. Her husband was then SER
geant in the Oath regiment, and one of the de-
tachmeht that occupied that fort, when the
French bombarded it with thirty pieces of can
non. 1t may be easily conceived what havoc
would be created by so much artillery playing
upon a place not more than an hundred Yards
square, and it may also be imagined that few
women could have maintained ordinary cou-
rage or selfpossession in such place; but from
the commencement Of the action she behaved
in a manner which it is scarcely in my power
to do justice to. The bomb proofs being too
small to contain the whole garrison, some of
the men had huts formed on the battery, and a.
mong the rest was that of Mrs. R. When
the French opened upon US, she was awakened
out of her sleep by a "a pound shot striking the
fascine where her head lay; but nothing daust-
ed, she got up and removed her child, boy a.
Don't four years old, down TO the bomb proof,
and assisted the surgeon in dressing the wound
ed men, who were fast increasing on his hands,
for which purpose she tore up her OWE linen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-28

The custom of giving money to servants was
once carried to such pitch in Great Britain,
that man could not dine with his father, bro
Their, or any relative or friend, unless he lite
rallv paid for his dinner AT that time, Roman
Catholic Peer Of Ireland, who lived on small
pension which Queen Ann had granted him,
and who had formerly been an officer OF some
distinction in the service of France, having
often declined the invitations of the Duke OF
Ormonde TO dinner, the latter at last kindly
expostulsted with him, and would know the
reason why he so constantly refused to be one
of his guests. Lord Poor, for that was his name,
honestly confessed that he could not afford it;
'bat,' says he, If yourGrace viii put guinea
into nv hands as often as you are pleased to IN
wife me to dine, l will not decline the honor OF
waiting on you." This was dones and he alter
wards became frequent guest al St. James
Square. This paying his own servants fees
was certainly generous in the Duke, but the
course pursued by the Irish Lord Taafe was
much more commendable. When his friends
who had dined with him were going away, he
always attended them to the door, and, if they
offered any money to the servant who opened it,
he always prevented their giving any by say
ing, dryy, if you do give, give to me, for it was
l that did buy the ner.'-Bost0n Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-28

4aecdose. Several years ago, there was a
young English nobleman figuring away at
Washington. He had not much brains but a
vast number of titles: which, notwithstanding
our pretended dislike to them, have sometimes
the effect oftickling the ear amazingly SeSe-
raj young ladies were in high debate, gong o.
yer the list: He is Lord Viscount so and So,
baron of such country; and my fair friends ex-
claimed the gallant lieutenant N zone OF his
titles you appear TO have forgotten. All! ex-
Claimed they eagerly,"what is that! lie is
barren Of Intellect,' was the reply.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02
From the Port Gibson Correspondent, No
rtmber IT
ADVERTISEMENT.
ooh Mafrimony! thou art like
To Jeremiah's figs

ooh Matrimony! thou art like
To Jeremiah's figs
The good are very &c d indeed,
The bad, too bad tor pigs"
Whereas. thank God, my wife Rachel
has left m, bed and hoard, for the hth|'
ter mentioned rfo1ucatioD this Is 10 give
notice that will pay no debts OF hsr co"'
tlactlnG after this date.
We were married young; the match was
not of our own choosing, bot a mad''uP
one between our parents. My DEAR says
her mother, with nose like gourd-bao,
die, to her hest beloved, NOW if We car g7
our neighbor Charles To consent to mar
riage between our Rachel and his SON. We
shall have no other care upon ohr hahus'
and live the rest Of our days IN undlsi"r'
ed repose.' Here my beloved began 10
himper, the truth is, she loved, trpuay
loved another-and they knew 1t he nav
no property, however, and that vas lAt
only idea of happiness: but she cond n
conceive how they could feast in Joy 91pr
her misery. Hold your tongue, salent,
surly father, don't you think your i,.eb.
know better how to direct your nv
mrnts than you do yourself" ! alvaTs
dear sa, the mother you she'" ".@Gl
be governed by your parents; ,3lAs
and experienced, and you a, va ad and
To think for YOURSELF The"u ns,vay
nam forgot that they We, =. 'RuachrL
match, at the age of 10. MI no"' IS ner
said not word, lnr she as a'''" Va IL
daddy's cow hide, thafhe nau ", 'h,srs.
years On nohody's bael p''t l'S rlno.t
She seemed reckless her rare "a' nopd
alsr !, for The wors Nv father, by ptl,
session and .ra w." dazzled my fancy
with the Eight ncsoes that would DC II" me
PORTION which said he, put upon iii
quarter section which shall give -"
render you independent; and you a., al
fool if YOU do not live happy win SUI" lure.
angel Angel! said |; but | sa'd " ,.onId
for my dad lin peace rest his ashes " ',;Ji,y
have flown in passioa with sthe '.ll;,,on,
that pow der catches fire; and It's e'','', nei
like the blazs, would scoreh me
knew. bor fl.
We were uarricd. Thought as w; {
Their had rul.A her with so tough W. q,
could do il with hickory switch anu ND
nv Ieuiency gain her everlasting s'"n .ot
We have now lived together SIX Ye''''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02
s.v IN r,sruury 10 tho second Monday 10


January aunuaiiy; ais" - hi fnfihrf 10
mend m. Judicial system 81 the Onhed
States which proposes to add three Ass'.
ristp Judges 10 IN. supreme Court, These
hills received the arst aud SCI md r""dlpg.,
AID nla hr csllrd up early ~ January 10
he acted upon.
Tn. tssoio,ion. moved yesterday, cH'ifne
an u. Drpartinrnts lDf information, VII
taken IN. and thu of Nf.Owen "as passed.
Oihrts nere ordered gam IL iic oh tn.
hle.
The snnual Report of the First Comp.
troler. II balances due from public officers
and others. was received, and ordered IN
hr printed. Thr annual Report Of the SC
tetary NJ the Treasury was received, ana
.,n extra number NJ 5000 copies thereof or-
d~rcd In be- prioltd for the use OF III
House.
Tlir rngr0ssed bill making appropriations
f,r tht pay of the Revolutionary Prnslnn'
rrs and that authnt.ing the state of OHIO
To- soil hrf school I.auds were read ihIrd
tmr, passed. and sent 10 The Senate iof
concurrence.
The remainder of the days sitting wa
.,rcnnied IA the consideration of one III
tWn prlyatr bills, of which, with other mat
trrs. an account Ill he given IN our n'si.
Nat Int
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POETRY.
CHRISTMAS

Trnrn Mir Mantgomrry's sae'he'd las.
'Ihere !. war ihst ike speli,
/. van ear the pasi IN ftucy's view,
ufhy. rna. scenes and pleasures ieli
And rhldho,i,s SIMPLE ia.s renew.
ghere : n word, ahase power ear Ting
A hallowed salness DER tie breast,
AID 10 The eve Il memory bring
Iamentct iafms-.now sHuk 10 rest.
Vel ilsoneh nj that loy'd word, at"ar
Ma ian lnr those whom heath has taken,
We L.. those reeolleriions drar
And love tn sorrow they a"akca,
There is JOY in grief when peace
nwells with the sad thus ossian sing.
Aud II Is true. and, lill life cease,
BE nine their frequrnt visillnga,
Bu, sooa the charm Of this glad season
Bid care and melancholy fly,
Aud m,rib ~ ioy oha.lis'd by reason.
Ea1ne 10 hirmless revelry.
Then Christmas, hail vet onee again
Thy vented ch.ertniur" ,npaa
lei peace aud ..sooiai Mn Ines t"tsn,
An Chr smps.frsiinr, VAIN rerh 81.
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NAME LNlVXtA ca --a.aA.

WAsniNarnS Dire 90. The greater
part ol the business H. the sr.laIr consisted
of the introduction and reference uf pit
tians 10 their proper Committees. A RS
nlntian VI. Offered by Mr.. plck"rsoo, a.
N. Jersey, declaring iht no person, W.
has be,-n tVire elected tO tie atf of Pr
ident shall again BIZ eligible, and y rrsoln-
q m sf.rrd by Mr.. Cnbh nf Grnrgia. pro
poses la prohibit Members of the SepAts
~ House of Representatives. hom accept
Inc any Office nf honor, trust, "r profit, IN
der tn Go,crnnenl * the u. States, dn.
ring the ,,,.t1ad for which they wrr" clcclcd.
A r.su4nfsrn WAS submitted by Mt Eaton,
inenil4ng INTO The authority oi the Trrr,lo-
~ VI 4 kansd, for imposing taxes on sol
drr'- grants.
Ia ia. House Of Representatives, bill
was introduced. granting a pcns,on Ia r..
ne,ope Brnny, aud another relative /, the
claims If the Marquis de- uaison Rongr.-
The resolution nf Mr. Hamilton, of :. Car
olinn. on the subject nf the proposed Com.
mission To the Congress Of Panama, "as
laid IN he table on hts own notl"u, As he
bad understood that Information on the
Subject MAS about 10 he pre- secuted 10 thu
House The resolution introduced by Mr.
SAWYER of North Carolina. relative To n
Rrographcal survey, "Ss nrgatlvcd. The
resolution Of Nj. Livingston, relative 10 The
list of unclaimed Dl,idcnds, Wa referred
30 the Committee Of Ways and Menus
Mr.. Reed of Mass introduced n resolution
rplaiive 10 q communication between The
Atlanilc and Pacific Oceans. osrr the 18th
mus Of Panama. NJ, Webster laid on the
table resolution on The .ublee ufa tanal
across the Peninsula -, Fl0f da, which he
represented TO be subject of deep impor-
tanc.. The claims of the Tx -Prcsldcnl.
[ Mr.. Monror were hrought brfuIr the
Hnuseh, VI. lnghim, and referred 10 The
Committee on Claims; his motion Tor
select COMMITTEE bong superseded 10y the
am-od urnt carrying II In the Standing
Committee, 4 resolution WAS also nitro
dure9 ra ,tiN- Ia an increase of clerks IN
thu ofhcr &c ihr Fourth Auditor. Mr.
-Ttpm 10 of Psnusyl' i Ct red reso-
tuition referring II Ia he COMMITTEES on
I'll" District oi ColHmhla Ia lnqnitr into the
sxpedn nct Of giving a territorial govern.
nieut 10 the District, which Was agreed 10.
Nat. Journal.
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TREAsuKY UErAurMtHr,

TREAsuKY DEPAuTMEAT,
22d Dtc. 1923.
SIN: have the honor to transmit -.
oou prepared IN obed,racr IL the Aci
complimentary 10 TIN act To establish TN
Treasury Department"
have the honor IL be-, with great re-
pect, Sir, your ubedlen servant,
RICHARD RUSH.
The Hon. the Speaker
OF the House of Representatives.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02

DrcrnBEn el.-The Senate did not ali
yesterday. In the House Of Representa-
i've petilIon Aas presented by Mrs. De
caiur, IN hrhaif III hprstlf and the officers
and crew Nhn had been associated IN The
drslruetion Of the Frigatc Philadelphia Al
T,ipoli pray lug reeompcnse. \ resolution
was adapied, nprplnthg CommiIttr To
suggest soue nude of making the House
Of Representatives better calculated tal
che purposes Ut a dcllheralre ass-Inhl, /;
and "A resolution MAJ also adopted, up.
pointing Il Committee tn consider what
measures ought n b. adorted 10 preserve
the eap.toi, capitol square, aud public
grounds IL this city. A resolution was IN
troducrd by Mr. Campbell, e Ohio, csllias
for information On the subject ofdescrt'ons
from The Army and, "n motion of Mr..
Hamilton, the bill on that subject was re
committed TO the Military Cnmhi.tss,
with view 10 its modification. A resol0-
Sion as laid On The table by Mr., Dwight.
lnaairing If any losses in the collection Of
The cusium dates had rrcpoily taken place,
aud, # 81, In nhtaln the particulars. Mr..
Owen offered u r,.sontiun calling for lfoI-
nntian relative Ia the Treaty with the L.
Indians ncgocia'"d by Generals Jackson
aud Pinknp,, At Fort J,cltsnn. The bill
milking appropriations for Fariilica,i"us for
the next vrar WAS rrpurtrd aud read twice.
II asks S795 09o for the service ni the year
The bill relative 10 the sale of school Lands
in Ohio caused SOME dl-cusaion, bat VIZ
fnal, ordered Ia third reading: ~ alst
wa the bill making appropriations for til,
payment of revolutionary pensioners. \
bill was introduced fr"n the Cnnmlllre u
Ways and Means, making II the duty -
,hr Secretary ri the Treasury to srud III,
annaal estimates 10 the House within
week after the meeting of Congress, in or
der To expedite the passing Of the appro
pria,ion bills. ID.
DECEMBER 22.-Thr length OF that nj
WAYS Interesting docnWrnt, the Annnal Ike
port Of he Srrretaf, of the frrd-"ry,w hlcl
we wish To place before our rradrs With
uui delay, cmnecls ms to omit, until 10
morrow, our detailed Report of Yesterday
proceedings nf the Two Houses al COugf less
bot in neither House WAS thee any husinr-
of material interest transacted, not cmbra
ced in The following brief abstract:
In The .Srlcte, two or three resolutions
submitted the previous day, were adopted
ard the bills OF uhich notice had been 81
ven, we're introduced and read. Amungs
the new business prnpnsed, was resoln
ton by Mr.. Eaton, calling on the Srcretar,
OF War far Information tn the disburse
meut Of the appropriation lor clearing tn
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers of snas'' &c
: MIR. farewell Of Virginia, whose arrita
had hitherto been delayed by ind. posi''on
took his seat in the Senate yesterday.
In the House Of Representatives,, b''
was reported b, Nv. Web-trr, from tn
Judiciary Committee, Tor altering the tim
OF holding the sessions of the Supreme
CDurt latter tho next from the first Mon
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02

Customs,
Public lands,
Dividends an stock IN the
hdnK ot the L. states, a
rCar' al intern ! duties aud
di ccttaNos, and incidental
receipts,
hrpayInents Of advance,
mndr IA he va Dep T.
intnt, IA, "tsices uul sup-
plies prpr 10 the list oil IN
", 1910,
Loau made under ihe not
OF the 2Iih ri lay, la24, :. 10
provide ~ the "a u d. ot
the 4 mnmissiuii 4, Under the
ttea y "ilh SPAN.
Making, with the hn'ance
IN tn. irtasnfy on the lst
al Jauua ls2i, al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02

Al aggregate OF Dl5s4S,t5S 30
The regular and permanent expenditures
of the United States divide themselves into
two principal branches First, the sums
authorized by law FIR hrirayng the whole
expenses ui the government, domestic aud
foreign, civil, military, aud naval Cd
Those prov idrd for the pay mrnt of the in
t"re,t aud p,lpcipll of the public d,ht.
IN aetusi expenditure OF the uiti1n, on 81 nc
enuns darng the year Ia, D5,S93, sJs II
VIZ:
tnd, dip omauc and ms
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Military service, incl,I-
ding futuiital uRs nd
nance, lnd'an dcpa lmolt,
revolutions and N ltary
pcnsIun EARNING thu miiilii,
aud nrreai nEcS prgnr IA the
lStu t ianua J. ltl7,
NlNnl sr1ylcs. including
th, gradual lncrCgsC OF the
navy,
public debt.
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AD, l62s.ot l9i6,Sof u
TIE difference hets.ru tins balance and
that stated in the last annual report from
the treasury, is reconcIcd by the facts, thai
the balance. last year. was given "a an es-
tmtIed balance, subject to correction hy
actual settlement afterwards, and thai il
,ncInded the moicty III ihr loan of five mil
lions, under the act al May the 26th, 1924,
which was not paid into the treasury until
after the lst at January.
Toe actual receipts the trcaSur, during the three
first quote OF the year 1875, are cs mated have
aniIHLtCds 10 S1l.65l.i4l So
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AnsAs.a SNringa


80 ti"'Rf " "l'a'e ~
l't NJ. ~ 'a'ef u" i'r re ''fte'tan ~
''f" ;" '3'3ai. a' fhPti'e''f' anna
'.' WY sHhn WI - M - - &t''
"a, 'ats'Ae''oh. II l. peaaAia'it sh'a'td,
~ '.'z,'t" :, 'sr 81 'h' Norm 'a''''',ef
-, - y nm 7i"ih''l, 'h' - nuns
nm i'''''z"e'3les 'h' 'ts' '2t f'''
,autns ua'9sa taen pi1et, J." n warm
Ia, elm,Ie As believed 10 be Tue most
healthy. ,aa ia ,uni me-, the me.l DESIRABLE ~
the atatc aud tde improvement, SECOND G.,
upne, IN pn,e, % comfort. AID sahrj,at ior
In aceoomoIn,oo If oh,anlers.
Ia" oat.r eoofHtl Il q1otlly OF Saft4u-
rfiiei Hqir5ltu Gas. viii some Ca,59aa
.is,i G,,. ao1 arr sufficiently ppegeirr#-
ihsir cit nneu thu k,dpeg.l St7a ,ad "a.
p'qcb. Is dmo- Immediate, sna upon all th"
secretary organs ~ at po,rttui. latai eases
~ t'rnefi svHtrr # Us been frlej, Il has pro
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's5'" ssT p-se--as'. -, ~ n tHss,
fot.niey No. tstg me-. ar great NJ
lsf' as 10 cenfarn ~ TN ed 4rshf. el
-" 'nai1ii', aui iher, f,.r we h,nt-h all
d"'Ie7et al hs7ni, ar h. ear Would
ma'e m'ois HAT az nairral aud seul,
fa'' AZ sep-tbi'', nus rmpIa, instruments,
paud"fnus and palp.hlr othrre,ise his Ia
bnr aiil he a. vain ard futile ~ vas that
It laees, whom, ~ The nlher VOID. he j.
snnelie"lY pat his hand tn tn. swnr,,. aud
would 7,aVr -tnu't lie ii.tmbnthra spirits.
.'e' truslra f',r" sh,"rler.t anhra-.n
Rnpahlcans, y ho ~.rk rghi, aud follow
reason. "frl pr'ier ahlj1y Ia elegance =
thnN nse hegua@s - = medium, unt - a
commodity. The nntrtlals. which w
hnrc selected. wi compose = caffrnc,.
ramhteus - thr + II mpne, II Sparl.. aod
81" ~ thu copper com ni Birmingham -
hot IN ia rlnntsnrss and relative hasr,.s.s.
VII CONSIST IL luflra-lr 'aln,; tar rh.n hc
te,,phdny az onr me chants wi, MT h,
tr'nRied L. exhaust uar ruuutr, 81 - cir.
cudatlng menioIn. Whom tins lang,I4gr
SHALL have become common aud universal
IN oor raualrV, we shall b., a World ~
ouseiyfs aud VII sur ouud oar trrr,tol,
h> vail ~ inpreEnshi" a. hrssz, nd al
sii dawn, zach in hts whtlalg char, eud
! philo-nphl-e Then aur ak, ,haH nni Ia.
r.H'shrd rom our mountains. aud cnnprIl-
81 ~ snoft III III. erean with o,rrmatd- q
raonsters nf ihe derp; bnt they shalI br
pern''ted s'ill IL wear then green honars ,
aud hen foliage, instead If an,rclne thro'
f'ar Of thu ayp Of tho sblpNright, shtl
dance and dails Win Il phyru.. Our eli.
zrns will th"n rlloy all tbe happiness a
he,mt,, and all the tranquility Of m"nI,s.
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nANgISa sCnNOI..

[ A NAurl respectfully iaforn4s h. a
y. trims aad the Inhabitants 1T Ltneh.
bntl GENERALLY. thu thr tssi pttHius ai hi
Dnarirl ~chrrf,iil IL nlsrssH lfa -dpy
the 81 m4iaq, IA All Nu#, A.4aani}
room. rrr,nns iesaons nt entering ihJf
r.nldren uar repeatedly rrte,st 10 III
Bradlnte. eas6f. 1T ihs Farmers Bapa.
Inur Is ifr'alst
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Nroker J. G1nlnlssiJ,. Rasiness.

1eSnE subsrrhrl has takeu ~ IlIice
4 faur doors above IN frankI boie.,
where he roafula- II -rll tobacco I'd 9th
~ produce on commission, IN VIII IN tntare
also, transact business rs n Bfnker--tIc hopes
10 ~ a1r 10 give abstraction % al Who may
sonjdp business 10 hi rarr
ARCH HATCHER
Dec = Nts.ll9
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tert
h. Let on lynch or Fir,l street, orpo.
ste opriag Nartlou 2, nhar#ou. IN Z. CIR.
u.aI ~ IL. containing 81 feet mont, run
uiua hack 80 ieei-
Ghe Lots On seventh A|rv or Wr,f Street.
uherron Samnrl Ia easter re mes, e"atain-
In one arre, aiA. a'' eiroaht lro'li1g toose
ooo3 kltchen end p'her necessary hao-r-. ar
csrelient Wel 81 good water, aud Is p,rumps
hr hand,ame,t situation IL the toau VI
LyarhhurJ.
The Lot an Water street, n.herron Lewis
B KIDD i've, containing OF ir"t on Wafer
street, running hack los tert.
Tan shrrs Of tie enpltal ,tonk in III,
Lvuchhurs fol Kridoc.
The above property Wi be soid low, .
pecallt Il considerable an 81 fte pprcba..
noer, he rnid ~ .rand he remainder III
ba undo accommodating.
Application Iopnrehase may be nude r.
-anirl Lancaster ia Lyneaaare - - III
.ahseriErr John LYNCI
Campbell ETY.. lnae II tclti1
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I'#t'
- The .Tack Of all trades. Coa.,,'
shrfla tirs"rner, Jade Rabbi, 4 q15
: s.,H i. &. = s. ~ 4 - ~.
le,for II IN Nrn York Advncatr. sa,s.
tI..t y. dr,,asr At Inst = Pfotssorsaip;
aaa ,ar.l, Naah mus hr ifipe. III
an. at,rI - ppa 'fIut reen tnead.,unn,
n If not ne overlooked. BIT Mr. "
,,h j. .s,arr that un uan - ii hrro Ia tn,
ny,nr.ljei artpplbrr' and that reality &c.
cn,l5l,s fer the f,cf thd #nnr claiW, have
49,. Glsfpearied 1t hanpa. ard are ~ hsi
onI, dlscrrne, h, th. kppil.rN.. 81 thr TOW
..rf,,,r If Isrtai ~ thank the governor
far hisnaud feeling, and stall certaln, re-.
..inroc,tr il in al carlnI'ty. In the mean
,i'n.. we brapeak Praicssership 10 the
fl Il Seminar, ii aofe tmafk that , winch
shall hr established IA hl, new CITY u
R.d1Le. We are determined not to he
losers by not ask = ~ tune.
40
fpR Tur yractVIts.
.esome ne'er advance a judgment VI ,brr
own,
But catch the spreading notions OF rbe town .
FporE.
When had the bouor of appe4rng in
,,..,.,r ~, = f,r,net ae,..,-,,,, ,...u1,.,
=. 6.,.it u.s not IN. H.. ct,.,....,,..
alluded lo IN the above qaotation. Tn
s,plaions then expressed nere b. M mraos
htra-ing 10 American ta,te. though tiny
v,rr perhaps sanctioned hy tht few lovrrs
OF Great Britain, ho may have taken the
poubr 10 frad them. rs they wrrr 4 cav
1..l,,,nlr,lo,ln.ot at mr. ,ras, ;,r.,;.
n, J., ,,r ,.,1hr,# rnnntr, ~, l;farat,r,.
~ s,lea,o,i,.o hy the f,ll,oi,,o ht,.t
..Ls ~ ,,,,. th,. c.,,s,, -, tii. I,.,..,.
u.;,.,,,,t;,, sh.,,i5 .,..,,;...., ,.,,.,.,...f
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