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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

Secretary Of the Navy was ordered to cause
the BODY of Commodore Perry to be trans
ported from Trinidad in the West Indies, to
Newport In Rhode Island.
Mr.. Everett laid resolution on the table,
calling on the Secretary Of State to Law before
the House next session, detailed statement Of
the amount Sc Of claims OF merchants and
others on the governments OF France, Naples,
Holland, and Denmark, for spoliatons and
depredations committed subsequent to 1905.
The bill authorizing the importation of gin
and brandy in | 5 gallon kegs, was taken up, a.
mended by striking out gin, and passed;
The bill imposing restrictions on Territori-
al Government, in the sale OF lands of nonresi-
dent proprietors for taxes, was taken up and
passed;
The bill making appropriations for carrying
on the works Of the public buildings;
The bill for altering the time and places Of
holding the Courts in Alabama;
The bill authorizing the employment: Of addi-
tiona Clerks in several Of the public Offices;
The bill providing for the preservation and
repair of the great Cumberland Road, anc the
erection Of toll gates, SC,
The bill making appropriation ior negociat-
ing treaties with Indian tribes;
The bill FIR the erection Of an Arsenal at ST..
Louis, in Missouri
The bill for the purchase Of additional ground
for the Arsenal at Watervleit in New York; and
The bill for the removal OF the Arsenal at Au-
gusta in Georgia
Were severally taken up and read the third
time and passed; and the House adjourned, to
NEE, again, at six o'clock, f. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
NEW
Spring and Summer Goods.
JAMES w. SCOTT

Jx8ASkAS0 ~, SSS14
1E1AS lust received and offers for SALE at the house
recent. occupied by Mr. JAMES BARRY, an extensive
assortment of
Nr,U Spring and Summer G0OdS,
bought in New York and the intermediate markets, at
the present depressed prices, and the latest mporta
tons, which will be sold at small advance either By
wholesale or retail;
.7,aong them are:
Sup. cloths, black, blue, brown claret, &c.
Cassmeres, drills, white brown ard fancy stripes
Superior inghams, and handsome style
Gree an and CHILEAN stripe musins, muslin robes.
Manderine Grape robes, black and colored
Black and coOred Canton grapes
Rich barage and Chlan silks Tor dresses, article
Black and colored Gros de Naples
Real Italian black lutcstring, superior black mode
Florences and satins; figured silks various colors
SenShaws and sarsnetts
Figured and plain Swiss and Scotch null, jackonet
and book muslns
Italian grapes various colors
silk and Marseilles vesting
Ladies' and gcntemen's silk, thread and cotton ho-
siery
Fancy barage and silk hdkf's new style
Bandanas and chappa rrmalls
Linen cambrcs and l.. &. hdkf's, plain and colored
borders
Ladies colored and white sup horseskin, kid and silk
gloves; gemtemens beaver, horse skin thread dc
Ladies and gentlemen's silk thread cotton hosiery
Blue and yellow nankins
Ladies, misses and chldren's oiled silk aprons
i.eghorn and Bolivar hats umbrellas and parssols
Al and 8 irish linens and sheetings
3.4 and 7-8 long lawns, Russia and Scotch sheetngs
German 'Ticklenburg and Burlaps
Domestic brown and beached sheetngs & shirtIns:
Paids, cotton yarn, &c. SC with great variety OF
STAPLE &. F.iNCY GOODS,
purchasers, both town and country, is respectfully in
y;ted ma, II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
MarshaA's Sale

Marshal's Sale
WILL be sold on Tuesdoyhe 25ddaycf this month,
w before the front door Vt the Town Hall, at three
O'Clock, for Cash, under de cree of the Circuit Court
of the District of Columbia for the County otAleAandra
EieUen Shares O Stuck O the Bank Of Po-
fOn,aC,
to satisfy the complainant in the decree mentioned.
ID MINOR, ID. NJ.
may 13 orT. Ringgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
Pz,,nneHg's Lottery and Exchange C8lee' :
nU's,e'' Alexandra, D. c.

,,cxrTs m all the popular Lotteries in the Union,
had at this Office on the same terms as at
can DC from which they are issued and the ear
the G nformaton given of their fate requested as
es M the "Lotery Register containing the draw
lngs o, an has now on sale tickets in the Rhode
RoN sta.e Lottery at dollars-connecteat State
Island oo =. doIlars-New-York Literature dollars
Loer! a. c,ate Lottery, No z 5dollars, &c. and from
Maryland success Which has attended adventures
the hs ce feels disposed to those who
sort fortunes smiles, to lose NJ time IN
themselves Of few chances in the Lotteries
toned,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

The Albany Argus says that the appoint
sr, of Mr. Gu1,rrx as minister to the Court
OF ST. James, is a measure which can no' De
o,isrwis. than satisfactory and creditable 10
Tho couo,rv II must be gratifying to the
friends If Mr. Crawford, that scarcely day
,,sses nv which does no, add some fresh proof
or tho n,brc confidence in the talents and in
,egri,y Of the great and good man Tor whom
they entertained an honest preference.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

TEAS just received, and offers for SALE at the house
u Mouth uest Corner Of Kng md fa'rfsr Streets,
recent! occupied by Mr.. JAMES BAhRY, an extensive
assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
ALBERT GALLATIN.

We stated, in our last, our belief that Mr..
Galain was about 60 years ofage. The accu-
racy Of our statement being doubted we have
refreshed our memory on the subject, and find
that his actual age is IS years-heng still sew.
eral years Younger than some had supposed
him TO be. By the recorded Journal of the
Senate of the United States, in 1894, when his
eligibility to seat in that body was questioned
it appears that he was born on The 29th Of jan
uarv, 1851, and served several times as vol
unteer in the Revolutionary war, at and near
Machias, in the State Of Maiue, in the wears
1880 and 1871. National hiteiFgencer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

a cbncol,te-receiyed per schr. Velocity and for
sale by (may 16] o. "Heohhoh III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

Charleston Nay ll.-Alajor Joseph Morgan,
Cashier of the Branch Bank OF Darien at Ma
con, was murdered at his plantation near the
latter place, on the night Of Sunday, the 3oth
ult by man named Hugh Gallagher, who is
supposed to have been partially deranged. Gal
lagher being noisy ani imper,inent, was com
PEELED h. MA jor NJ. to go TO bed. Major NJ
then retired in the same room, and occupied a
he'd with young man Of fourteen or fifteen years
of age-two other men were also sleeping in
the apartment Sometime after, probably about
two hours, Gallagher arose, took the gun,
placed it within few inches Of the ear of Ma
ior NJ. and discharged ii. The charge passed
through his head into the pillow, and the vital
spark was extnguisI,ed instantly. His bedfe-
low was untouched, and it is somewhat singu-
lar, that no one in the room vas awakened by
the report. Ii was heard by negro in another
part ofthe House, who came Immediately to
ascertain the cause, and upon examination,
MM pIrobbI Blood, tie gun lying BY il on the floor, and
Gallagher gone. but he was fallen in with next
morning, about FIVE miles distant, and arrested.
He confessed that he was guilty of the murder
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
TrWstee's Sale.

Trustees Sale.
SATURDAY. the first day of July next, at o.
~ clock, r. NJ the subscriber will offer for sale at
pubiic auction, five undivided sixth parts of
Il Water Grist Mil,
in the county of Fairfax on the waters of Holmes,.
Kun near the town of Alexandria, generally known by
the name OF the Phenix Mill, with all rights of way and
water appnrtenant thereto
One undivided fourth part of the tract Of land on
which the SAID Mill stands,
Containing lpo Hundred and Tlririy-sir acres;
and five undivided sixth parts of acre land on the
SAID Run, opposite to the said MILL condemned for the
use ofthe mill.
The sale will be made at the Mill, under deed of
trust from David Wilson and others the subscriber
to secure debt due to the Bank of Alexandria,
Terms cash. r. l. TAYLOR, Trustee.
may 10 "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
rLuc1us on the opposite page.

In another part Of this paper, will be found
commune alton from Judge Washington, re-
lative to the unpleasant, occurrences connec'ea
with the visit Of a steam boat party to Mount
Vernon on Sunday last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19
Sale Of Stocks

OdIC vi DVUCkSe
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for the
I'D County of Alexandria, will be sold at auction for
cash, the 9th day of this month"; before the front
door of the Town Hall at II o'clock,
S,ndry Shares of Stock of the Bank of Potomac.
Sundry Shares Road Stock originally attached to the
Union Bank Of Al, xandria.
Five Shares of the stock fthe Alexandra and w ash
ington Turnpike Company.
One Share of the Stock of the Hunting Greek Bridge
Company.
may IS dts THOMAS SWAMI, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

MIR. Randolph left Washington,.yesterday,
Cor Baltimore. whence he will Immediately en,-
bark for England. 1t is said in Washington
h;s excessive rude conduct to Mr,Lloyd Of Mas
sacbusetts, drew challenge from that gentle
man, which Mr. Randolph did not answer
We refer the reader to our brief sketch OF the
Congress proceedings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-19

For Boston,
m The good Schooner HERO,
MN James Chandler, master; will sail on Sunday
and ca" take 800 cs s,5Es Ss fright
Tpho hare far sale, landing from said Schooner
1000 bushels Ground Alum salt
so pieces Russia sheetirg
From the schooner Napoleon
90 hhds first quality St Crox sugar
From schooner Esther and Sally
$50 kegs Duponts gunpowder, double and tribleF
glazed
Nv STORE
$50 sacks blown salt, So hhds moasses
SO do n. K. rum and gin, 100 barrels do do
80 do whskey, pipes brandy, do gin
10 hhds MuscOvado sugar, 70 casks refined sugars
200 boxes Ass assorted sizes,
zoo kegs cut nails & brats, 40 casks Spermaceti oil
120 baskets olive oil, $50 boxes sperm candles
SO boxes mould candles, 40 do CASTLE soap
so do domestic brown soap, 50 do German pipes
10 kegs manufactured tobacco
50 boxes raisns, so do capers and olives
2 bbls Palm nuts, very fine; Is tons Swedes iron
L. p. Madeira, Sicily Madeira
French Madeira, Colmenar, VINE.
Sweet Malaga, Claret and Port)
8 casks scraped gum copal, of fine quality
Imperial, Tyson and Young Hyson Teas
Sugar house, wrapping and common paper, &c.
NAV 10
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

country, is seriously iudisposed.
II is stated under date OF London jan
uary 9th, that money is exceedingly a.
.bundant on the Stock Exchange, and out
ofthe 'Iouse first rate bills can DC dis'
counted.
II is confidently asserted ON the au-
thority 6f letters from Hamburg OF the
4th instant, that Nicholas had been
proclaimed Emperor Of Russia, a"'
Constantine retains the sovereignty oi
Poland {, this had the effect OF aivan-
cling Russian Stock two and halt per
cent, but made 70 impression on Con-
soils. !.
The Sonth American securities are
steady. and the akarcs without much
variation.
From rather doubtful news from
Greece. il would appear that body OF
Turks had been defeated by division
Of The Greeks, and that ibratam Pa
! cha had summoned Mss"lon yhi to sur
render. under pain Of No quarter II
case of refusal.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

the discussion al the pmcndlnent 4
the Constitution was rest .ied inCd
mittcc of the whole on the state of
Union, when Mr.. Stevenson Of v
pinia, commenced speech in favd
Of the resolution, taking the elect
from the House Of Representativ
but against that which changes
primary mode Of election. He
evidently indisposcd, and after spe|
ing for about an hour; gave way fot
motion that the Committee rise. 7
amendments made in Senate to
Navy appropriation Bill, we're conc
red in. M other, business was Def
the House."
Friday. Mar. s. On motion Of
Bell, cf New-IIampshire, the Ser
proceeded to the consideration of
ecutive business. A division be
called for, the vote was Is to 10,
| majority for taking up RE business
liz IL stated that MI. Mclivainc. Sc
| tor from New-Jersey, who is fr,el.
to the Panama Mission, is sick.
viii =. unable tn vote Mr.. Tazew
of Virginia, who is opposed TO
| Mission is also confined. The Matt
al Journal says, "thc business "
into the consideration of Exetu,
Ihus;pess within ten minutes from
Of meeting. When the motion
made, the Vice President sugge'
| to the mover the propriety OF della,
lit until the ordinary business of
day was completed upon which.
Bel. remarked. that there were q
tions Of great pnblick importance
an Executive character. pending
! fore them-more important the {
mon subjects which were usually
ed on in their Legislative capac
and he was. therefore, compelle,
urge the putting Of the question.
In the House, a resolution wa
dopted instructing the Committe,
Accounts 10 report on the expe'li
of purchasing the stationary by
tract, in order to ensure a better
Gle than that now supplied. Pri
bills having priority, the amendr
Of the Constitution was not takeD
but the House went intn cOmmI,tt
private bills. Some discussion
place on the bill authorizing a
| .cription for istock in the Di
, Swamp Canal Company, but no
ton was taken,"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

The Editor Of the Pawtucket .hron-
iclc has discovered the fact, that the
productions Of Mrs. Hemans, are des-
titute both Of good sense and Poetick
merit. We fear NJ. Sturteyant has
been measuring poetry with a yard-stick
which rs caused the feet Of Mrs. He
mans, to project beyond the rules OF the
Dactylc and the Iambick. We would
recommend to BIN trial OF skill upor
the bsllad Of the love sick sailor, which
he may possibly conquer by allowing
thumbs.
lie tried TO ope his 'bacco box
But couldn't though he tried
His head pas tu,,'d, and so he chewd
His pig-tail till he died."
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11
RELIGION.
(ConcluIed from our last.)

(Conclu!ed from our last.
Although Spain stands pre-eminent
among the nations Of Europe, for her
prosecutions in religious and political
principles, she is far from being alone.
England, who PROCESSES to be the bu!.
wark Of the meek principles Of our Re-
deemer, is already far advanced on the
same barbarous and bloody track. In
India the accursed car Of Juggernaut,
has long been u source Of revenue to
support in their titled magnifcence her
debauched peers and the crimson tide
ofebbing life flows from the breast oI
the deluded Indian, to make broader
still the broad base Of her blood-cemcnt
ed throne. The widow, as she ascend:
the funeral pile Of her deceased hus.
band, adds another gem to Albion's dia
dem, already enriched by the pearly
tears of a thousand orphans, shed in the
Eastern world. While at home she il
bound down by despot sovereign, aid
ed by her ambitious ministry, render.
ing little better, the state of her labour-
ing community, than that Of her IIindoC
snbjects obl,giug her civil and mill aD
officers to sacrifice their liberty or COO.
science t. worldly hopous.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

rom an hundred Presses. A southern
,oet thus versi6es the speech to which
70 allude
Says John Of Roanoke,
Who rose ss he speke,'
With his lidger peculiarly pointed;
And shose form aud complexion,
Add speech 10 connection,
Form child by the rickets di.jcinted'
,eh iuformstion,
From the head Of the nation, =.
OF the colour OF those we're TO set with
When in Panama met,
Whether red, yellow or jet,
Fer all colours are there to be met win
For myself, thought the aqueakcr,
With grim atthe Speaker
I'll have nothing to do with the compact
For I'm lark enough now,
Both ia blood and in brow,
Without new shade from the contact
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

From Errop9.-'ihe papers brought
by Capt. Tubs, Of the Commodore
Baron, lately arrived at Philadelphia,
were to the 9th from London, and l1th
Jan, from Liverpool. Capt. T. it sta
ted, informs verbally, that cotton, On
the 18th Jan. when he left Liverpool
had advanced.
There is nothing in the papers sllpd-
ing to the official notice Of the reported
resignation Of the throne, by Constan-
tine Of Ru s,a. On the contrary, a Nu-
remburg paper ofthe 28th December,
gives the outline Of proclamation,
which il is sad d Constantine would issue
IN his arrival at Petersburg, FIR this
il s inferred that Constantine will ad.
here to tie Holy Alliance, and in all re-
,pecs pursud the policy Of bis brother.
The father Of the Duke Of SAKE Wei.
mar, NE latter OF whom is now in this
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

Mr.. Randolph, Of Virginia, has fouud
an opportunity to display his satirical
talents, il discussing the Panama ques.
ton. and many. member has shrunk
from the keen lash Of his biting sar.
cssm. And he, in bis turn. is running
the gauntlet, and receiving rude buffet.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

The Colombian Secretary foe
,ign Affairs, mentions, in his o
rapport Of Jan. last. that the esla|
mcnt Of a common system oI NG|
measures and coins, for the ~
Derican States, is one Of the VI
Of the Congress VI Panama.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

The Providence papers state that
ths atmosphere has been, for the week
past somewhat hazy, and from appear
ances prognosticate net weather.'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

The Lilies ot France have been OPP |
ped in the blood Of the martyr. The
Austrian Eagles have pursued with beak
and talons the Protestant outcasf and
borne him sacrifice to the feet Of their
royal master. The Spirit Of Religious
Freedom ha. been driven from her foot
hold on the rocks Of Uri, and winged
her way to another and . better world.
The iron hand Of tyrraiy has been laid
upon the wide domains Of Europe and
man breathes his honest sentiments but
to die.
Nor were prosecutions in Religious
tenets confined to the dominions OF the
old world. IIar.ly had the bark OF the
cxiled wanderers to uched the shores
of this then western wilderness, ere re-
ligious d:sscntions divided those who
but a few months before had been driy-
en- from the smoking hcarths Of their
ancestors, to brave the rigours of a keen
winter in this inhospit,ble climate
They appeared to have forgotten the
cause. of their own exile, and gave WY
to sectarian enthusiasm the sconrge
was raised to drive the iree-tlhnker
from their own little band. Roger Will
lliams second time bade adieu to kin
dred and friends, and reposed his wea.
~ head among the untutored sons OF
nature. He cast "A parting look upon
the blue smoke Of hrs little cabin as Il
curled above the leafless trees OF the
forest he bade last alden to the In
mates of his rude shelter, dashed one
sympathetiek te.r from his fnrrowed
cheek, and wandered further from the
haunts Of civilized man.
Superstition crept into the minds o.
our forefa,hers, and cast a shade upor
, their-charactevs, which time will hardly
efface. Education was for years Who'll
ly neglected. Indeed such was their sit
uation, that time allowed them no chanc'
to improve the mind. And when the,
had softended the hardships whi;h sur
rounded them, they found the mind be
wildered in the dark dark clouds Of ig
norancc which had lowered for spac
over them, illuminated only by ra.
of<upcrstion.
: The ancient Puritans, were the mos
numerous OF any sect. and they wer
led to believe that all other religion wa
J. not only contrary to the will Of Goo
: but repngnant to the laws Of man, an
/. they therefore erected gallows. Q
'r prepared a stake for all that believe
not with them. Among those who sui
fered in this country. there were non
If more conspicuou, than the Society Q
. Friends. They laid their heads upo
: the block, or submitted to the halte
with meekness and strength Of min
unparalleled in history.
. But these things have passed ava
:, with the generations which lived in ii
age of their perpetratiou, and have,gl'
en- place to the present free state
religious principles and America no
% :. stands refuge for prosecuted million
be
hol Dsshu, the murderer has at leng
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

Mail Robbc,y.-The Used States
Mail. on its route between Ncw-York
aud Philadelphia. has been opened with
out key by young man who calls
his name Nichols, who appointed him
self Postmaster, er o6icio. But the
mail contractor a New York, doubling
the legality Of Mr.. Postmaster Nichols
appointment, and not much liking hi:
method Of shifting the letters. walked
him 70 Bridpwell, to answer for the b'f
rent matk, IN the bag.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

Deshu, the murderer has at length
.een set at liberty, again to embrue his
hands in the blood of his fellow man,
If he find not an cxccutoner among the
inhabitants of Kentucky, we will sur
render our Yankee privilege and never
guess again.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11

is rumoured at Washington, that
Mr.. Robbins Of Rhode Island, had made
before the Senate, In secret session, q
very able speech in favour Of the Pa
mama mission. Few states in the I'm
ion are heard more loudly, or more ably
in the halls Of Congress, than Rhode
Island and we very much doubt the
ability of the Southern members te
make them shrink from their duty, BY
d,spiaying to their view, borrifiec
drawing 4" of their own dough faces"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-11
From the Fredonla Censor.

Stage Accident.-One Of the
line Of stages, which left this place
te,day morning for Buffalo. b
through the ice on the lake, about I
miles from Lays tavern. and the
es and sleigh Immediately sunk i
bout sixteen feet of water. Il
were several passengers on board.
with much difhculty escaped: of
women passengers, we were infod
that one was saved by gentld
reaching out shis cane, on which
laid hold, and he drew her out Of
water. Crh;s was Mrs. Russell Of
ullsge.) The other got out by
ing hold Of the drivers heels.
baggage was saved, except one or
trunks. The driver had the pres
of mind. as the stage began to sin1
seize the large mail and throw il
the ice. The tour horses were dr|
ed. 1t is thought probable that
rest Of the property will be recoy'
Lack and liberaEsy-The D)
cratic Press says that Mr.. JacobW
gang, of Codorus township, in !
syIvania, owned one fourth ofthe
ct No. 245l7. which drew the ca
prize of 100000. dollars in the
Grand State Lottery ofMaryland
on receiving his portion Of the n
| mount, presented one thousand do
( to a teamster wis., had purchased
share Of the ticket for him.
The Congress at Panama are p
Ibly in session. Great Britain ant
er European Powers have their Al
there nnixrited, to watch over
| interests and advance their arr
mehts. Our county, alone, Of all
world, in the United States, wus
ted to send Representatives to
most important assembly. The
iation was accepted by the Exec
Goyernment. Delegates were
pointed T, Immediately on the a.
bling of Congress, their names
submitted to the Senate, and now
the end Of three months. wit
knowledge that the whole countr.
IN favour Of the ure,--tbc )
have not passed upon the nomin'
Our delegates remain at home
Interests are sacrificed. We
the invitation given, and hazar'
good opinion Of nil the lndepe'
Governments Of America, that
: men may wreak their Vengeance
inI'viduaI, or manifest their hos
TO the administration Of the Count
Demo Pr