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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
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To ReNt.
BAYARD.

To ReMt,
That comfortable
e?Ax DU ELLING HOUSE g. LOT
$SStse * ON Wolfe street, between Fairfax and
ASfSxS Royal streets, at present occupied b,
Nessrs. Kos. aud Bronaugh, next door to .dsr John
DAVIS Apply to GEO. WHITE.
oct2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
saeae9Sess

General S,mpter.-We are happy to inform
our readers that the report touching the death of
this old Southern veteran, was untounded. He
has been III, says the Sumpter Gazette, but has
again recovered his usual health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Ocrop

Flour and MeaL-Since our last weeks re-
port, there has been fair demand for Superfne
Flour for export, at IS OF S lel, prinelea'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02

WERLICH, the Mau RObber.-was tried & con-
vIctcd. during the,last week. before Judge W il
kins, upon two indictments, and was in the one
case sentenced to eleven years, and in the other
case to ten years. confinement in the Western
Penitentiary of Pennsy lvania. -Pinsturgh Gas.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Isbll vote in favor Of adopting it. YSsy
|hgs not get thought proper to adept il, and
arr still governed by their Indian laws or
cutoms, hold their property in joint ten
ancy, are subject to no taxes bat what
themselves impose, to no military duty,
MAINTAIN nohighways, give nothing for the
support Of public worship, unless they
chose, and hire an Indian, or a white man,
or neither, to keep school, as they think
ppper. The same, or substantially the
sane state Of things will be found TO exist
among the Penobscot and Seneca tribes in
Mime and n. York, to which The Presi-
delt, unfortunately for the credit of his
massage and Of the country, alludes, IN
that Illuminating passage, which lustihes
the extraordinary conduct and 2retensions
ofGeorgla and other states. The asSumP-
tons in regard to those tribes are all er-
roleous,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
" 1x&1AEx A. WARD.
DENTIST

TS NOW AT Mr.. GRAHANs HOTFT.
Whore he sill remain few days. II. Win IN, =
leave Wheeling ca an absence Of at least two or
,brae months Should be meet with suffici.,, N.
enlargement during his present sry 10 ius,if, ms
return, il is hs nteHron - DO SO, and p,,ke
Wheeling his home
With the highest sense of gratitude towards
those Tho have alesdy patrCnized him, he re-
quests those " ho are indebted 10 HIM for former
services. 10 call and pay HIM From those who
may require hlsyfuture services, he vii expect I'M
Mediate payment as he finds 1t impossible 10 i've
nv nracuce without actual compensation.
In bis operations, he vii promise neither infa,-
Ub,Ety. nor the performance OF them unsitended
with main: but viii eI.deayuur to avoid either.
Us charges VIII be moderate, bui mvarying
Re mas a superior assortment of Porce hin. Ha
man Animal and Artificial TEETH, whicn be,
viii insert from one to tuI SET IS Gers there
are no Stumps, he viii attach lh5u b. 8 sctu,.
or mount them upon Goli pl
which will render them SUI
all the necessary offices Of o.,
RE has also nUD-U1 c'.cb-
FRICE, which he keeps con- nty
Wheeling, Jan. Is, 1880
P. S. Mr. w; viii visit Sieubenville IN a Or,
days, when his professional services will be res
pecttully rendered to the citizeas Of that place.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
u. : SaIp PEACOCK,


I have the honor to inform you, in pur.
suance Of your instructions OF the 3Oth and
3lstultimo, left Pensacola and proceed
ed to the coast of Mexico, and examined
the shores from Tampico to this place, but
could obtain no intelligence of the U. s
Snip Hornet uatiI my arrival here on the
Dist when l was informed she was driven
from her moOrings off TamPicO, in very
severe blow on the 10Th Of September last
since which time there have been no lid
ings Of her.
Since parted with you at Pensacola,
nothing of consequence has occurred. My
crew, generally, enjoy their health; the
cotton canvass, so far as | have been able
10 les, It, answers my fullest exPecta'
tons.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
3zSaet Of a kter from Commod0rs Z,
lott to the Secretary Of The Nary.


gu. 5. SHIP FALMOUTH,
Before Vera Cruz, Dec. 9TH, 1929.
Respecting the Hornet, it becomes my
painful duty 10 convey information, which
doubtless, Will be received with feelings o
deep melancholy, as well by the Govern
ment as by the relatives and friends o
those composing her officers and crew.
The information contained IN the accom-
panyIng letter from Captain E. R. Mccall,
Of the Peacock, but too fully realizes the
conjecures | had previously entertained.
Captain Norris, her Commander, had,
previously to the 10Th September, inter
posed his official authority IN resculng the
person and property of one of our citizens
from the power of the Spanish invading
army. On the 10Th September, a gale,
unusually severe, came on, which proved
highly disastrous 10 all the vessels anchor
ed along the Coast The Hornet, IN CON-
mon with others, was compelled, by the
violenceof the gale, to stand of the Coast.
In this attempt, however, she tailed-and
from some cause which will probably never
be reached, foundered; and all Oh board
sunk into an untimely and lamented grave.
Eulogy from me on the character OF
Captain Norris would be superfiuous.
TIE whole Navy bear ample testimony,
both to ms private worth and 10 his super
ior professional qualfcations.--Wph him
are numbered Lieutenants D. a. Dfackay,
Jesse Smith, John l.. Thomas, J. Hamll-
ton; Surgeon. William BirchmTe; Purser,
Robert Portinger; Acting Master, Edward
Schermerborn; Assistant Surgeon, }. +.
Wbitehill; Midshipmen, Jas. n. Forsyth
Gust r. A. Brooke, Charles A. Camel,
Edward Laub, Richard l. TiIgham, Sam.
uel J. Washington; Masters Mate, ThOs.
w. Robinson; Acting Gunner, j. Burns;
Sail Maker, John Adams.
The loss of the Hornet having occurred
several weeks previous to my assumption
Of the command, / am consequently not in
possession of "a list of the ships company
entire, at the time the occurrence IS sup
posed to have taken place. / must, there.
fore beg leave to refer you to the last re-
turn to the Department.
The loss Of the Hornet being an occur
renee of no ordinary nature, calls for the
attention of a generous Government to The
relier of the widows and orphans Of those
Of her unfortunate officers, who have left
families. Those on whom alone they de-
pended for support are now lost to them.
Nor will it, | trust, by overlooked, that
while living, they were engaged IN Pur'
suit which deprived them Of the means,
enjoyed by others, Of acquiring comPe-
tence for the future" Copy OIL letter
from Master Commanddnt Edward K.
Mccall, to Commodore Jesse d. Elliott,
Commanding u S. Squadron, West In
dies, dated
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

pistol 20 o-t oSThicb passed. directly through
bis thigh. aud lodged IN MS paialoons The horses
taking rigl, dashed forward, and thus probably
defeated ,ns views of the desperadoeS. The stage
was brought up N the FIRST toll cute, about mile
beyond the scene Of outrage. The driver still kept
his seat, b1 was found TO Be nearly exhausted fron
loss Of blood
ID is bgt O day OF two since, thai most daring
attempt was made on the life Of one Of the deputy
keepers of the poHitentiay. This having been
so closely followed by the attack on the Washing
con stage is evidence that our city is infested 6y
gugo. outlaws iorwhose prompt apprehension
the mos, decisive steps should be taken b. the
proper authorities
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
TldspeaIsnes q Iadian eommuaities.

Independence Of Indian communities.
The Massachusetts Journal, in comment.
ing upon the doctrines Of the present ad.
ministration respecting the condition, as
nations, of the Indians, makes this state
ment:
The State Of Massachusetts has moi
even TO this day, extended her laws over
the little remnant of Indians, and ball
hoods. who still remain within her limits,
and speak and read her language, although
the line of their Sachems IS extInguished.
and all government, except by their Gus
toms. by voluntary compact, like that o.
the Cberokees. and by regulations, which
at their special request, on the failure o.
their hereditary chiefs, the state has oc-
casionallv made for them. Il is but three
years since / was present among the In,
dams at Gayhead, on the island Of Mar
tha's Vineyard, and heard some Of the
most sober and industrious lament that the
laws of Massachusetts, were not so ar
extended TO them, that no person could sell
spirituous liquors unless he had license;
but without special enactment It was, and
is, aud ever has been perfectly understood,
that the laws of Massachusetts never were
and never could be extended over the
indians, few as they are, who remain With
10 her limits.
These Gayhead Indians. although Ihey
are Christians, aud have by voluntary com.
pact adopted many Of the forms Of town
government, which prevail IN Msssachu-
sets; and although they see clearly and
feel seLsibly the need Of same Of our laws,
are still so attached,-even IN their fallen
state, their language gone; their gods dis.
credited, aud their chiefs extinguished-
to their ancient laws and customs, that they
have not seen fit to ask nor accept a code
from Massachusetts. There Is q code IN
operation III another tribe, at whose request
il was framed and enacted, which contains
a provision that II may be extended over
the Gayhead tribe. whenever, al town
meeting duly cslied. mgori,y of them
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
Ton Inc BlIt. Chronicle q Jan. Oh.

Tins HI5HwAYuES TAIN, On Saturday nor
ming ast information was lodged az the Office Of
r.. shepherd Esq. that au attempt had been made
ODD tha preceding night, 20 take the life Of Mr..
Disney, one of .ha deputy keepers of the Peliteu-
uarv and measures were immediately set on foot
by chm. F-uaHt officer 20 ferret out The offenders
On Saturday night under o warrant from Col.
Sheppard, those etHc.e0, police officers, James
Je-r.as and Charles Brown, attended by anumber
Of citizens. secured the city m search of them but
without success. On Sunday they continued the
search without effect ON Monday morning the
Washington stage was attacked, and the driver
sho. through ibe ImgE which gave renewed inn
perus to ths e1ertoDs of the officers. Ia the course
Of tla. day information was received, which no
dlced them TO- believe that tley would be able %
discover the perpetrators OF these Two deeds boz tht
course cfthai night Abraham Poteet, one ct the
party, was appTehended by the officers, and lodged
u ths Patenuav,h having escaped some months
riNce Conn that institution. 70 was soon after wards
discovered thlt Abraham poteot George Wilson,
and John Riddle, were the persons who bad shot
az Disney, and fired upon the Washington stage.
10 appears chat Wilson Is the person VINO shot at
Disney and chat one Of the others snapped apis,1.
40 him. After failing in This attempted a'sassna-
zion. which was undertaken solely 90 CRAFTY teo.-
inEs of revenge, thCy turned their attention TO-
wards a scheme fr tie acquisition Of money. o.
Sunday nigh. t was resolved % attack the great,
Eastern Mai'. a. they proceeded 20 the neighbour
hood of Herring Run. on The Philadelphia road
where they built a fence across the road. The,
night BEN ther light they became apprshensive
hat the driver might discover tne fence IN time 20.
prevent the execution of their design, they tore
down the fence. rerlced their steps TO town, and
took the station on the Washington road, from
which ON Monday morning they fired at the stage.
On this occasion Wilson and Poteet both fired boz
quick succession, Riddle being in company Wilson
and Riddle were both arrested and committed to
lll % await their trial. The former was taken
Yesterday afternoon, at tho Columbian Gardea Oh
East Market street. by MessTs. JeiIies, Brown.
and Stewart. lie drew q kuile and pistol and
made q stab 40 Wr. JaTries. which cut the side Of
his coat Mr. HARRISON the keeper of the garden
vrsstai tho weapons out of ,he hands of Wilson
or it is probable ho might have inflicted q deadly
wound upon AIr JefrIes, ss he is a fellow Of great
muscular strength and determined resolution.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
ONO CANAL REPORT

Ia' northern division Of .hs Canal g a5.og
Pom cleveland TO taa deep eu, In Licking coaa-
r 500 be- completed early DO Che spring The
.ai.as-l division from tas Kicking SUNNI J. the
1l, Obj. 9-.a.o, is cliaI contract, Co Del come
.a,ai by che lst of June next The aggregate
.os. o. tho Canal when completed will be shout
,assa millions, Sis hundred thousand dollars
Ils Mami Canal has cost seven hudred
nt SIXTY thousand d11us ana is Yot 60 De
connected with tia Oho river 70 uo5ucsd last
jaG twenty thousand dollars Of tolls.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

to the number " about twenty-five, took
their seats in one Of the Winaus carriages
and seven or eight gentlemen occupied a
light carriage which had mast and sail
On the excursion out to the Viaduct, these
two carriages were drawn by one horse
with the greatest ease, at the rate OF thur
teen miles an hour.-In the mean time a
train Of four carriages had been filed with
passengers, the total number of whom, as
nearly as could be ascenained, was little
if any short Of one hundred and ffty! 10
this train a single horse only was attached,
who drew this immense Ioad,-estlmated
to weigh passengers and carriages IN
Guided, upwards Of fifteen tOas,-at the
rate Of SIX miles an hourl Only two tthe
carriages were en- Winans's construction,
the other two, which were the largest and
heaviest, being without the advantage OF
friction wheels. This Is, we believe, the
greatest load which has yet been drawn on
this Road by a single horse, and the eN-
hibition was well calculated TO excite, as 1t
really did, the establishment Of ali who
witnessed it. On the return from the
FiadUct, the carriage containing the Mem
bers Of Congress started alone, leaving ITS
convoy to make the best of its way back
by means of the sail. This the latter
effected, but it was only at moderate
speed, the wind being not favourable. We
iaarn thatiu the morning, however, an ez
pertinent was made with the sail, when the
carriage was propelled with very great
velocity. The rate Of speed at which the
Members returned was Jftee" miles an
hyur.-Bak. .4Mer
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Tbs morning a5ou, 6 o clock, one Of tbe Wash
.,s,1o Stages was attacked ahom 300 yurjs .Ilm
t.aj street, az The cennenceneat Az ihe W ash-
-4soo road, by fue ihree 20 SIS aleu.. Que OF
,a.n hred pistol which passed near ia 4uvsrs
20 aDotcsg On Che opposite SIDE fred der
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Atihs Wheeling Market oC Saturday 'ssi. Flour
1s. ready sale at SI T5a2 O0 per hundred. Bs,-
lgwas sncuthaa usual and some went as D. -b
IS Isl ga cents per posnd
NEw-foRE, January 23
I1corseq1ence Of the a5vices from Europe -.-
bose an descriptions OF Flour have declined Ns
-1.s New-f0rk uDerf1e So SCI and G J7 Was,.
r, 25 and g. Philadelphia, 15 and SCI.
Toward Street. and 10
PHuknELFWi January 81
f.olr has remained steady at sd, and sales 90
e extent of outhous8lj bluols have been nado
immediate export
BarrwoRE, January O.
Toe receipts Of Howard Street Flour have Seen
naau.. The sales from thc stores, duru. the
Neas, have been principally no 81 sd per barrel on
.for credit, or q 81 and g 43rlsh The wagon
P7re has remained throughout ths week pretty
l1'.om a, IS. Sales OF Civ Mills Flour, gln-
Gard quality. to The amount of 800 barrels aave
oee' made during the week 90 IS Der b1u5l al
r and I'D days credit without interest
we note One sale of q p1rce. OF Vrginlred
"aea' at Ic cents. and .otof Maryland red vas
aid ltT0 a-0
Hops 1rst so-,, 10 cents per pound.
The transactions in Tobacco this week lave
been limited a small parcel of Ohio was t.len
@. Jul dollars and another iotof Ohio red az S %.
PusHuReH, January so.
Flour per barrel So IS O. O0-plen.v
Bacon. s a g cents. Lard. 10 1nd G.
Beeswa1. ls 3D. Flax o.
-~aes-,-
The NATIONAL Intelligence states tst a-3sbs,s
powerful in,erss, has grown up IN the Senate Of
le United STATES. The ground ofitis rssc-.i-
lo0. moved 5y Nr Foot Tor limiting hs sales of
pubic lands 90 the lands aleaivmmarket. bon. IFS
''eras, arises from The painful tgTu char 10 aas
Olsen, into comparison of thl merits OF particular
sections of ihe country, in relation to- esch other.
800 % Che whole. M- Benton. Mc Hague. and
l-,. Webster, age Che chief i5batCrs"
go
The CHEBoEEr PHoEs1x Of De. 81. sacs-
"Ihe opinions advanced by President jack s11 ere
oo.nns more than WHIST we expected. TF rrB
o-lln 30 Che country, of which we 8rsno7 b, res-
session, cannot be allowed. because we i've
merely seen % r0m the mountain or n7ssas F.
in the chase, we confess our limited ,-p1srst,-5.
u1s ls inca ao.o of comDrehsndnz THE rrss- arl
claim OF THOSE WHO RAVE SEvsp srvS mos
eissED M. The msclarou ol Die prs,.ler- -bqt
-he Indians have claimed tracts of rorrs-- IN,
which they have never iweh IS inconsistent vrifb
EXISTING fcts The 0heokees hive fyysI- r-.r,
tue rusacmorll or the land they now c'lir, ,,,d
Possess, and VS. ppUhenl &c wi. De very d. .Er.l't
'r hs President himself tc convince taen tbstit
Is lJ, iasin
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

The Committee OF .la House OF De.a-u-es o.
Sine. has reported io hyor renewing tla
w .rts t.uu WEsrls b.sE. che Bank
.sas Tllur ana ths Bank Of Fmar1t. A
ugseo1its 25h Jaull'y. 'o rr-,po71
r., alusu session which w- asely 20
5ted fr several l1ys
T-s o.'ovug aa Hs,ot Gle Directors Of Che
Taa Western BGb lcr Che g-s years
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Atths Wheeling Market o1 Saturday last, Flour
Fss ready sale 40 sl IS a2 00 per hundred. Bs,-
lwas scarcsrtha1 usual, and some went as D. .-b
s l5 ga cents per pos1d
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Pc extern, Of four thousand barrels have beelnad
l- u.me1lte export
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

l1 consequence of tho aiv,c6s from Europe 7-
los, al descriptions Of Flour have declined Ws
-1.s Nsw-f0rk uDerfna 50 SCI and j7 West
u, 3 25 and g. Philadelphia, f5 and SCI
howard Street ana 8 l2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
Direct from, Pb;I1deI,b,.

Direct from Phiiadeiph,a.
II. BLAMiRE begs leave 10 inform his friends
a., anu .he puoiic, that ne has just received in adj
ait0n, oy the schr. Richmond, from PhiladeInb;.
wen selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDss
which with some confidence, he recommena.
Among them are 'e"u''-
reas' early Charlton and early Washington, fsix
Do large dwarf marrowfat
oeGns' early DO snap, without strings)
Do yellow snap, best
DO large Lima or butter
Bcets, early turnip rooted, rcd
Do long blood
Cabbages, fine Early York
Do do late do
Do green curled SAVOY
DO yellow do do
Do fiat Dutch
Do early battersca
DO large late drumhead
Cauliilower, early and late
broccoli white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, carly horn and long oranoe
celery, white, solid and red
PaIsnip, large Dutch
DO Lima
Spinnage IN New Zealand Zone plan, covers four
kaddlsh, carly scarlet short ton
10 red turDip or cherry
~ DO early yellow, round and salmon
Iurnip, Hanover
Do white fiat and fiat Dutch
Egg plant purple, tearly)
Ruta-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice CO.'S and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early fraim
SO 10 long green Turkey, tfor picbling)
10 long green kind of su,lasbes.
Meion' true cantelope and pine apple
Cress, curled, parsley curled
Do nasturtium
Canary seed
Do Lucern. 'iuI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
LAW SCHOOL.

Vie next session of the Lao..School, at Nsedkap,.
:, q, IN the county of Cumberland, near Eayrv;Lie.
g. nu county OF Prince Ed,card, will open on the
,aoL monaay IN May next, and be, in all respects
conducted us heretoiore except, that the students
VIII nave 10 board themselves in Farmpie one mile
anu quarter on and except also that while NAV
sion will end the last day of NoremIer n.x,
ery week, on Friday, in the session. tho :, udcn,.
WI De examined; and every Saturday will be eon,,
Jay ior these purposes the students will, ON those
r. y, s.. 'h III tue court room at .Needhans.
ue session VIII DO seven months. The price Of il
one hundred dollars, paid in advance.
No,. CREED TAYLOR.
Needhanf, Va. March I, $780, &c,
~ letters, postpaid, addressed to me, at tho Bell
Tavern, Richmond, until the list of Nav nex, ,;ii Sn
attended to. AS", "M IN We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

From the NJ. York Jolr7suiW Cous<rce of yareh o.
rro: Cosossosd--- a friend has Put into our hands
Me OF the Caracns Gaceta Icl Gobcrno to the 23d
Of Jan inclusive. The following Is tho most ,u,pur-
tans article which they communicated cath Dee.
EXPOSITION OF THE TOWN OF CARACAS.
10 His Ercettcncy the Liberator President The
Undersigned, priests, heads OF families anu prihc,.
pal citizens OF Caracas, being assembled in the pre-
sence OF HIS Excellency the Chief Superior, have
oetermmed, with that prudence and moderation
winch the desire of peace and the Justice of our cause
inspire, to manifest To your Excclcncy that this town
on The 2Sth aud @6th Of November last, and other
towns ut diercnt dates, have expressed their unan
nous desire that Ancient Venezuela may be scpara
tcu from ner connexon with tho of the terrific
ry which constitutes the Republic OF Colombia, and
thereby regain her sovereignty, and the power of
establishing republican, popular, representative,
alternative, responsible and elective government,
wnlcn they consider best adapted to tneir habits,
chnote and circumstances. They wish TO proceed
IN TINS work of their reposc and future well beinp
WIN no other impulse than that of their own choco
encouragement They fear that the elevation TO which
your EXcei!cncy has arisen, may impede tho free
course OF their thoughts, that the execution OF
their ardent wishes may meet with Opposition in the
counses OF Bogota. Venezuela reiinouished her
sovereignty I'm 1921 not without agitation aud
gici ana Is loooring To secure her happiness having
paced no bounds or price to the love OF liberty.
WIN the most sincere desire Of our heurts we en-.
treat your Excelency, who has interested himself so
much for tho independence and glory of this land.
where nc drew his first BREATH where IRE his relatives
nichaS aha the venera,cd ashes of his fathers that
he will exercise his powerful influence that our sepa
ration aud organization may be made in peace, that
no ono may disturb our union. or presume to oppose
our dear and laudnble enterprise. No motive winch
VIII oe Justinable IN the view OF mankind can arm
your EAccllency or the Government, of Boroto for
The invasion OF our rights, while at the same time
your Excclency will admit that we are entitled to
Tue privilege OF sefdeiencc The world will inyes.
'Sate the cause OF the calamites, deaths and hor-
ros' which may be the consequence and not the pre-
texts which may be imputed TO us. We would leave
open The sepuichres OF the Victims that those who
she uld descend might see the blood which had been
drawn from their fathers, aud the wounds they re
eelVeu rom the hands OF those who sought IN vain
ITO repress their heroic patriotism.
tSgned by Gen. Pacz and 1900 others.1