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nEBArEARLE GRnI1Nn.

We regret has aly difficulties should bas e srj-
sen between toe ITO governments about the territory
on the n L stern frontier Bu much exciteme at
seems to have been produced lately among the
people both OF Maine, and Lower Canada &c The
British claim Gays the Boston ID. Advertised
by line drawn from Mars Hill TO the Bsishdin
and from the Katahdn by line drawn dong be-
tween the heads OF the shich empty INTO
The Penobscot and hose which empty INTO the 81,
Johns, until IL strikes tbs dividing line between
Maine and Lower Canada II the reader will look
az the Map, be viii that L cut IF from Maine
'erritory equal 10 he whole Of Msss,chusett..
The land itself IL Is ssd, exceeds in fertility any
tract of equal SIZE within New England"
The territory in question IS undoubtedly inter
esiing to both people and it ought be adius'
Ell as SION as possible by joint commissioner.
" All the difficulty, says The NJ Y Albion, that
has yet taken place. hss occurred on the territory
now under negociaiion between the two Govern
ments, end which it il understood shall fen,ip in
the hands OF III present possesso until the subject
= finally settled Therefore, az the territory t..
and always has been, within the sovereignty Of
Great Britain, the acts Of certain persons, IN
hosting The American Flag, intercepiing the mail,
&C. are no, only Illegal, but IN opposition 10 The
known wishes Of The American Cabinet The
British Government has, 81 The request Of tho
merIcan, Nithhed further grants OF lands than tho,
already made and prohibited The cutting Of timber
on The unsrprogFia,ed lead, Vail ihs rssui Ct Oh,
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3 n11E1

RALEIeH. IN. O. November 90 "A pee,
jig 'ook place on the 9Th inst on the sauda
Mountain, near the dividing line OF North and
South Carolina, between Samuel p. Carson ESQ.
Member Of Congress, from this State, and Dr..
hooeri - vance his opponent at The late election,
in which the latter gentleman was killsd CoI
W. z. Davis Of South Caroline. and Nh G. Car.
son were Mr.. Carson's seconds, & Gen. =. Britain
& Mr.. b. Patton attended DR. Vance. a. the fifst
fire, Dr. Vance received the ball OF his antagonist
between the two last ribs, in a centraJ part of the
BODY and lie expired The next day No attempt
was made on the ground 10 compromise the 4 fer
ence' wb'cp' appears, grew ont Of their late
contest ior 2 scat IN Congress we are informed
that DR.. Vance expressed great satisfaction on he
Jog informed that Mr. Carson had esca. ed without
Injury. How long will the citizens Of this free
end Christian eounuy couniensnce this barbarous
practice OF settling dispu.ss for the most part OF a
tf''g As'1-s IRsgis.er.
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STATE OF MAINE.
By the Governor of the State of Maine,

-. PRocLA1IATIoN.
whereas 1t has ben made known 10 This Stale
tns' one OF Its ciizens has been conveyed from i,
oy Foreign Power, 10 gaol in the Province OF
.New brunswick; and that many tfOspasses have
pseh committed by inhabitants of The same Pro-
Fuee on the sovereignty of Maine and the rights
VI ,ncse she is bound to protect.
De u also known that, relying on the govern
ment ond people of the Union, the proper exertion
WIZ DE applied 10 obtain reparation and security.
Lhose, therefore, suffering wrong or threatened
".'n u, and those interested by sympathy and
principle on account of the violation of our ter,i-
Tory aud Immuhities, are exhorted to forbearance
and peace, that the preparations for preventing
tne temovsi OF our laod marks, and guarding the
sacred and inesiimsble rights of American citizens
may not be embarrassed by any unauthorized acts.
ENOCH LINCOLN.
By the Governor:
AMOS Nichols, Secretary of State.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Portland, Nov. 8, 1877
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$40 ItEUARD !

SiO hEIT.ARD!
~ an ave- ir"m the ,ubserh-r the OF nay last
~ Negre Fog GEORGE, about 90 or "a yeas, Of as@.
black skim pleasant cev"'tHauee having of hi
nnssr' so hjafed ey naear Is render 1ssle,-, aud
well recOiectcd, quite touhr5 his hand; sb
10 or inches high Said boy belongs Of 1ess
Wren, dec. IN the ofhe heribsr lawful agent
OF said estate. II supposed he making escape
70 some free sta te The above reward IN be paid de-
livery 70 me, in Lancaster Diiei, s. c. lodged any Jail
IN North Carolta Virgins Bis yland ecti+s im
or 70 dol' il taken ~ South Carolina.
ROBERT sTiMsoS.
s. nra
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BOYDTOY RlCES

fttHESE Race. will COMMENCE Tsesdafthe o7tl day
~ Of os and continue days; and be governed i
all respects sgreeably TO the NeVy-aIaItei Rules
st DayaThs ProPrstorI Purse Of geo doll-shtraoea
10 dolls-s mile heats
End psy--The Jockey Club PursS, 800 iols-en.rsaea
~ DOLE Money hung up at the usual discount.
sra day--A Handy Cap Purse-he balance Of the suii-
heats the bsst 8 in )
4Ih Day "A Saddle Race any untried
purse to be worth the money taken the gate that DAY
entrance 10 dolls mile heats.
The task will be in complete ordsr. Stables and Stra
furnished Race Horses eatis. WI ToWEES; PROPRIETOR
Boydton. Esd Nov s6Lot
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Nm virias deed xeeicG the 9th dav vi
N4 1886 by Wade Mnsby The elder, and Suantsh NE
10 III snhsor bef sd others, which deed Of c-ord
iri ~ oecs of the county couits Of ties ierric
aud Powhaian, sh, cell IA ftvht OF ths Esle Hotel
Guy OF t'ehmon on Monday, the lCth oI Dec
clock The fowirg property named ia raid deed, viz one
"n'h Of The nteFrst owned - Wade Moshy Jr.
parcel Of land ing near th Oh Mu.thcpse MAN
IA The city Il kiehmr Ent viii psndns
a. 'hs aperioI cf ise f1 ,rco county AhoAli lie
nteie., Vie .aia W-ds mo-i s elder ~. In claim to
q ot and OF between and 5000 sercs iv,us Oio
river, seween the mouihs ~ s Sandy Little Saw
rivers Ia The county Of 6reeuup aud State Ky
Wheis 81 this land IS h rate bottom lard have DC ubt
great bergain may Re bought IN it,
EhmS - ~ and rs DOUth credit, bGnis with appros-
aud deed Of trust u the property the
pnnem viii convey any such tiile vested ia
Hus.ee' Nh W MCSBl. Truste-s
Wv -. lido
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ENITI, q 1,TnM

'ENHE next Session Of the Subscrbe. School II his No
thtrs residences. mean GentO Post Office. will
The Of instruction will embrace the LatH tireek
and Engsh Languages Msthe mass Geosraphy and The
emenis Of Natural phiosuphy. " = -
1erts per Session Of 8 months
B'ard Al dolls. paysble in advance Tuition IS dole
bnatders furnishing he'd aud hedins there will h.
extra charge of 5 doll per bed per se.sion.
Nov %. 7o.,y9,,t',.,So,l -
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bL5~ We can confidently assure the public, that
the piece signed MASON OF re, published in The
IVhig of Wednesday morning, not written
by the Mason OF '76, who wrote for The En-
done with these Literary Tricks. Il is but few
weeks since that MIR. Madison was claimed as the
author of certain himsy essays that appeared tbs
side of the Administrations and those who could
arrest the fraud stood silently by and permitted its
circulation.-A And now the well -known Cosnomen
of distinguished literary character is employees fer
the purpose of giving greater circulation TO another
literary sboTiioa.
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WILL be soiS 10 the highest bidder at the late resnee
w Of Anthony Dtrs dee. ipsihe county Bnetpebsn.
on Wednesday, the 18th day u Dee nest If fir
me nex fair day that valuable sud we'll tract Of land
On which bs dee hVcd supposed sbuut
There on t tract lsrgs sod efteofve farm, condern-
be portion Of which vslusbls mesdo srouuJ of between
Ol& 20 acres sn vausblc Orchard Of Peach Acpie sud
Chsfy Trees The land lies remarkably we'll, about vst
20 woods, j. we'll timbeTeJ aBd the soil veil aspe 10 fe
culture Of Tobacco Corn Wheat At the sane ine ANA
Hogs ihs Crop Of Corn Fodder, Tbs Iouseh0d Kiehsp
Furniture and Rl1uiaon Toois u every DESCRIPTION, Tn
1901 " .e'y yantbls, and viii be sold Of o. s.
ys' Bonds with approved SECURITY, and rfu.t Ies on
tae land 10 secure The rsymsu w os required Of e pu-
enaer me terms ~ The other property Viil Be liberal with
ne eSeePoh Of The corn and pork, which will lod fof
Sasn lns ,sie y male With The Appreciated Of az che
les1tees, aud will certainly take pisee
ny TnE ExEOuTOR5
Nov -. 5f-fds
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SECOND CLASS or TIE
GRAND
LTTER "a fT.TfTa ). rnnnr,n =,

o., j. T. COHEN, Jr. X BROTHERS, Of Baitis,o5~
lse 'hr azure - announce the Second Cs of h;s III
rIy' """2tised by the General Assembly OF Mafvlsn IT.
W gi'moi.n " 5.ituce snl LteTs;ure The nuyf,r
',tt (oHly Tn IAousmd) onusdetably less iIsifnng
lo niHy yesrs and gives 90 the Advsnuler TdS5ss
si o'utt i9r The Caphnl riizes. the DRAWING Viz
take pirc 90 tht Cty % Baltimore m
UcdV:sdGy, tie l0M Dec,
ana wil he computed that DAY under The
OF 'ns O'mm"oue's APPOINTED The Goyeraor covhe,
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TIE SCHOOL ar LLaYG0LLEw

".
s7HE next Session will usual on the 25ib n
JAN 1929 Course Of Instruction: The classical de.
garmeht embraces the English, Latin Greek Lvnguarer
The Mathematical Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry To the
are sdted 'shen desired he translation Of the Modern
manic dialects Spsnsh, Italian, and Fr snoh with
cal and Hsioics Reading, aided by Maps and Gloles
TERMS -Ff Board and Tuition per annu m, d. 14O
For bed anil bedding, II furnished here, B
Paytbe quarter advance, the balance NJ the end
the year. There vacancies which wish 10 alI
JOHN LEWIS
SPniisy lvaBid county, Van
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GOlL-lfLL.NLc.aTEn-


The hwg queen, as you will discover IRON.
ihef late woceedug-. have al length come on
bu' from their own showing. J should Judge the
u val majority n he couaty, opposed to be-
professions ol the King 7. is sai ter msiorr
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4DPERTSEylIE.N'T EXTRA ORDLNARY
"GooD StGNs'' wanted at Washington. They
have been very scarce here, and are in great de
mand Those which made here soon wear on,
and are of very little account. The highest price
given for those which come fom New York,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Virginia.
Department Of State, " ashington CITY.
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rCornfni,nicnffi.

Communicated.
DIED. -on the fo,h warnn,ter the Hon. ST. Geo.
Death lie had been with paralysis from which,
he seemed to have recovered far give hopes
his friends, that he might live But he
hofy before his death deese repdy& the end tbgood
wildly approaching He dying for several days
but TO the last mOmeBt he knew h family when they spoke
ohim, and preserved his characteristic patience foritud
and kind feeling calmly resienns himself 10 the will Of
Heaven and earnestly mploTng blessings the friends
ne was aoont TO leave lie breahed his last without; struggles
gently, indie ed that he gone and the of his
departure not marked by those around him. hr Tucker
native of Bermuda, and hy his Vir
snia, very early YOUTH for education; bred
Mary College lie hther, about the time the disputes
between Great Britain aud her colonies As.uu ed decided
characi aud he bbed from the fathers of the Republic,
those genuine principles Of American pArotism aud that
profound knowleds and ardent love civil liberty which he
acted upon hinse and taught 10 others with uuremting
zea thIons bout the whole course OF his life He bore part
the Revouiian soldier he field officer OF merit
the virginia militia at the battle Of Guilford, where he wa.
Mouncsd lie was FOR many years dIngushed Judge Of
the Gsn Court afterwards Judge oftie Court pf Appesl
aud last Judge of the Federal Courts for the District
lie was aso Tor ing time, Professor Law the Univer
sity as VIM X Mary; and many the men, who
member their pecepor with gratitude, aud proud
knowledge him their henefaetpr In public service
kind the striking we're indefa'isa
HE industry, active vigorous iud tbs most scripuluus
fidelity 10 his trust, independence that stopped AMI
te his Character and conduct exemr
there never lived man Of Pnrer blanele
morals, affections. Devoted as he family,
was not ms family alone who experienced his ove IL
inpo'oe for any TO approach hn nearly wshou feeling
the warmth Of his kndnsss His friendships never ,yane
Tue regard he bore the father, he transferred the
rst won his confidence by kindness aud then used h
hnee with PaTenai 10 put him in the paths Of virtue,
aud him strenuous in
against dionles endeavouring qualify hinasI for
ulne'' he 10 take him by The hand lead him
hold the beauty OF dJmesc and happiness and bhr
for every raj aud intellectual exceenct he w.ud
audi last give him u6demce anI friendsh,p sud wale
It's course IN itie with the interest Of father.
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a Signi-The Ohio Monitor, at Columbus,
the seat OF government, lat the last election the
most able and influential paper ir Ohio, on the
side of Mr. Adams) has come out the Advocate
of Gen. jackson.
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C4SH L.OR .NEGIR0EN

ENANTED 10 purchssc few IE,fv psi,,g Yegyo,s b,,
W from 10 10 o. and gr from 90 - yeaf Of
h rate cook washer aud lt"ner aud body servant a,r
10 or 10 yesrs Of age The aGyeitir purctses for s ~
ue and tqncss those who have nesroes Of the above de
Eagle HyleL "
Nov. %. r. ~.
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HIGHEST PR1zEo,
10000 Dolls 5000 dolls. 81.
- 80 IO.O00 80. N Ia $50

Fr1' Oniy 10000 Iietcs il The schssisJ
The CASH f,r the vh.l, of DE ptise. e,, 4. 81 =, .
81 Vt Cetfn'f ~ e fie mos1 they axe drs,so " w o
WI''e 1'ebeh 50 90 | Quarters 81 o5
Ha,D,s; 30 Fights, 0 90
V.f's tfom 'ny Fui % hs United si.f,, I'm, T..
m" w. PaiD " rtfst Conveyance, tneiore my - -
80 ~, mi sgy ~ thf Loiferics vH meet H. f4ass
~ Aidfers g., '""" tfi'ouai APpi"a.f9o
l. C0hLN, ~ uuofras. gaahgs.
o. ~ ~ f.sf ett,s sf fts r,,,.,-. y .,,... &C.,
hc re tf7 rom Csc Gyra C.si, N ~ 200p6 = MOI
DOLLS beids tess nm ~, ltv u 51oo ,,i ,,
~ ''e nb SOD 90 CCBENS OEFfcE, No 81 =.
any gihv of'cr IT, 81fri.t
hiins.'' -" jar sJs.{sIya
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TO he Editors of the Enquirer
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The argument has been frequently urged in ia
vor of the African Colonization Society, that it
offers means of relief to those of our citizens
who are, by the necessary and correct policy of
our State laws, precluded from emancipating their
slsves unless provision 10 made for their removal
from our bounds. This argument has lately been
happily illustrated in the case of a gentleman OF
this City, (Col. David Bullock who, TO reward
some faithful servants for their good conduct has
liberated thres families, consisting of parents and
children TO the number of twenty three individuals
This benevolent act seconded by the gen
erous donation of hundred dollars towards
their expenses; and provision was thereupoD
made by the Sociey for their separation to LII
IBERIA in the brig Doris, Capt Mathews, which
ssiled from Hampton Roads on the 18th instant ;
and il is well understood, that, on their arrival
there, they will find HOUSES open for their recep-
ton and accommodation. until, by the careful SUI
perintendence of the agent, suitable employment
shall be provided for them.
Late accounts from the Colony corroborste for
mer statements, and give he best assurance, that
no apprehension need be felt that any emigfants
should fail of employment suited to their capacities,
and fully adequate to their support, and even to
industry and prudence II is TO be especially re
ton was expressly on account of, AMI as reward
for. good behaviour--and, il is believed, that such
examples will make very favorable impression
on those no remsin behind. The writer of this
has heard of several instances where slaves have
been offered their freedom; and though the offer
was not, for The moment, accepted, it has been re-
marked, that the effect their subsequent beha
viour was very beneficial.
Richmond. Non. 10. 1927
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HUYERTIS- E-UEN9C.

q T.
NNEiLL be sold NJ FOwbstau eoufhouBe 90 the ooh Dr
W nrIi that being enu DAY, all the Ne sr8,t m
10 the Estate " The late firs Rebccra Muftsv Of Aps
amounting, With hers 20 between 20 % very vaIn,h
slaves credit TIL The let Of Nov 1929, wilt be EVEN
Bonds with such security approve carving intert ,
The date, viii be required The interest femhic u m.
PneiPtI /" Funeiuuiy Iiid' WIN. MURRAY Es'or.
Wv. 90 - -tas
tNHb annual meeting at thr ioekhodsfs of ihe Msnce,
- ger Turnpike Company, will b. beid = the Farmer,
uoei, IN Mantbeds Or, on Monday The 81 Of Dec.
MATTHEW WINFREE, Agent.
NOV - 57-S
SHER WV .BcRyqic --.ftfornsy at Lqfe,
NHlLb practise IN the courts (suPer 40 of
w King Willism King and Queen IIIunovsr TIs9 TO-
lie has estsblishsd HE residence King William canrhoue
where he may he usually found.
Nov. 25 57--rar.----
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Major General Gaines, arrived in this City on
the OH inst. and has taken lodgings It the City
Hotel. We understand the General commands the
Eastern Department Of the Army for the ensuing
two years. " y Eng.
We are grafsd 10 learn thai Gen JOHN DA-
WEISS has declined holding poll for Congress in
the ll,h District. There are no but two candi :
dates. messrs. Chiffon and Calhoon-th. forme, for
Jackson and the latter for Adams. The election
Commences on Monday next.
We understand that the friends Of Gen. jackson
in Indiana, will hold convention at the seat If
government, of hat State on the EIGHTH OFJA
NUARY next 20 nominate suitable persons to he
supported as candidates for electors. This move
meni will render the votes OF Indiana secure.
nth DISTRICT.
AT the close Of The pole in Elizsbethtown, and
three of the precincts in Hardin county. on Mon
day evening, the votes were,
For Chiffon, Jackson $50
For Calhoon, Adams s: Clay 222
Jackson majority, 42s
Two precincts he'd not been heard from, which
were supposed to have given Chiffon at least 100
majority mssng his majority IN Hardin, on the
hfst day, about 52S votes. aE5s The Focus Re-
porter and Commentator said there were 40 Jack.
son men in that district. Chiffon was said to be
shead nf Calhoon, in Mead county on Monday
and will probably be elected by majority of OF
buo Yotes, Louisville, X. .ddp. Mop.
kENTUCkY INQUIRER"
MT Robert Murphy, proposes to publish
weekly newspaper in New Castle. Henry County,
asa sentiemen Of intelligence and integrity, and
WIN, we trusi, be literally paironized He is
republican and friendly to The election of General
jackson. TD.
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A meeting of the friends of the Administration,
which was held at Pittsburg, on the 10Th instant
unanimously recommended the nomina, of John
.f,sdre,O Shulze, Governor of this Common
wealth, for Vice PFesid.nt.''- Thus they go! OF
course, the Administration Party in Virginia Will
start Of their own. Both cannot be elected -
and il is hundred to one whether either is. But
il may help the cause, by enlsting partizsns in
each etate.
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Richmond, Non. 10, 1927.


=. Military Chie|taiu"- ad cnptandam
phrase of Mr. Clay continues to be harped upon,
as containing the most unanswerable objections to
General jackson. The friends OF the Administa q.
ton derive but little benefit 10 their cause from
objections 10 General JacksOn's conduct in saY-
ing the city Of New Orleans Sons # his mea-
sures were strongly objected to, but they were
sane toned by the government The memorable
defence Of General Jackson, written by Mr..
dams himself, stares his psItzsns in The face when
ihey wish TO represent the successful Hero as a
despoic tyTant- defence written ~ The closet,
without any of the excl ement ssl dangers by
which the Geaeral wac surrounded, and, there
fore, so much deliberate than the judgment
VIII ch pTOmpte5 tn lse measures In vain did The
sycophan ic siiiois of the government 'JournaI -
endeagour TO extricats Mr. a. by saying that
IL was only in his official character Secretary OF
State that he attempted TO justify Gen. Jackson
10 the Cour; OF Spain, aad that " The very spuit
of diplomacy required hat the SecreiarT, o.
such occasions, should use fnesse end s0phistry
This atie6pi TO Prove that The government, b. IT,
Intercourse with foreign lions ought to aband o.
ell claim TO honor and fair dealing, and resort to
deceptive arts, was received with that burst of in
dgnalion by the people, which is so Justly due 10
such degrading doctrines. The Editors Of the Co
verment " Journal not yet in The habit Of
despisng public opinion on ~ occasions 4" back
recoIlsd cen at the sound himself bad made;" &
the claim 20 disingsnUous s0phisiry" was
quietly abandoned
Bot the dangerous precedent If electing "Mil
ilsfy ih.eitain" IL still insisted on from one cod
OF tlle continent 20 the other. What is Military
Chieftain! Does II apply in all its force to man
like Jackson, who bad passed forty years of his
life.a a lawyer, judge, legislator and farmer, snd
when his country Is involved in war Steps for
ward to her defence as citizen soldier? His fret
services were IN the character Of militia officer
Ills energy and capacity were soon manifested.
and his government conferred upon him high rank
and command IN The regular army. Ills whole
military career comprises but brief period that
brief space Is filled, &, is true, with biliisnt
cbievemculs II nature has fitted him for success
IN whatever be undertakes, by the endowment Of
Judgment energy and vslor, does that constitute
him =" Military Chief,siu2" II he had received
military education, and had made arms bic pro-
fessIon throughout life then might he have been
orope H. obnoxious 10 this epiihet. rbe Icgisis-
tor the lawyer, the judge and the farmer, inte-
rest or iaclinailon prompted lie is 10 mere ,hs
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negotiation is known The British. OF course
charge rpon our people the cutting of tim
Der. Sc Oar people again complain that one
Of our citizens has been taken up by the B.. ish
authorities or the land aud thrown into the jai
q FIsderickton with felons This proceeding ha.
given Use to great deal IF feeling ia hiaihe--,he
Governor has Issued the proclamation In ths
days paper sliding by the protection which he
claims from The u. ). and appointed special
gen, 10 see after The complaints of our citizens
the land in question 1t is said that the Secretary
OF State has had Constant correspondence with
the Governor-b1t what has been done, what
Is to come OF 1t, we do not undertake to conjee-
ture.
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We have prepared some remarks, on the ailusion
made to this paper by the good people of King and
Queen, whose proceedings are published to day
But we have no room for them in this number
they are crowded out by the proceedings of Meet
ings which are pressing upon US.
Fly MIR. Samuel g. Aliens letter respecting
MIR. AdamS's pledge to Mr.. Webster-w APP
pear on Tuesday.
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The last ". Inielligencer states that i, hs. ap.
piled TO the Secretary at War for a Copy OF the
Proceedings respecting the six miiuiamen, recent
~ found by the Adjutant general-but adds the
intelligence. we have applied thus far without
success