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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

tgIEGiAiA At tuc> holden ~ the Cierk. Ofc. a.,
the ,Hent Superior tour OF Law aud thaI.or, i,4
Tic Town Of iyuchhurg, the Gth day NJ Angus, ~1
N!iarn Morgan, AH,on Mcdaniel, " i.itan t.. Ncli aud
hrorge I. Williams, flaidt't, against tleha3i ii1f,dI
Bca,mnln ilattson, Eieaff >. *, tieabtd HufI-
George :. Holloway, Nm. Lee. VIVA Etmmd, " liam,
kriaht aud Nancy Thcld>, Dett,
The defendant " liam Idauud, not having pHcrcd 5s
appearance aud gwen security according 10 ie of A.
tmbiy and e rules ci this eepr' and bt saiif
atI1ty cgIde tt AR Is mhahatt + tn. tuinlrl
/ l. orlcfri tint the sud defendant do par here tue
tst day tie nest term, aud an,Urr the second supc
mental hli OF tie Plu1I, AID dat caps oi ls otder
he forthwith inserted n >"ue newspaper iHtt lV te
p"H of AhthbGfg inf tNn months .ucfesss ,h and pos
e1 AT the ttont door u(tae oeart house, thu sad town.
eopA-fesi', KODIS, Ok.
tur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
OBSERVE THIS.

HAVE just received from Newark New Jer
- sey,j II general assortment of CARRIAGES
Among them, are several beautiful Family Car
riaSes, ofihe latest and most approved fashions
Also, several one-horse Carriages, afa new. hand
some aud convenient style have also ON hand
ofmy own manufacture, and am constantly finish
ing almost every kind of vehicle now in use.
81 repairing, III my line, done with neatness
and despatch
take this opportunity of returning my thanks
to the public for their liberal patronage and respect
fully solicit its continuance.
HENRY NJ DlDLAKE.
August Q. w2m
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY DONE AL THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

v. FlTGNiA At rule, odcn ~ tho tlefh iEtr II ia
u Circuit superior Court Of La" aud thancoty iu- ta
Town OF Iynehburs, the 9th dtt OF August los
Nlilt,m Morgan, Allan Mcdaniel, William l.. Bri az
Georre 4. Nhans. plaintiffs, against itnhui" Ill
son. Benjamin Harrison, Richard Il. Emhs, EioH4#t
Durhs, George = Holloway, Niinn iet, Nuasm
idmunds, y HAN kaisht led None, S5telds, H,t =
dIut..
The Defendant Iclard Bur5s mol min en.,'ri a#s
appearance aud given scoune act ruuz Ia In attn =.
srubiy, aud the rules OF tn cunt, and / Il, lcaH
i,iaCtI elIIeueC that he Is no az m}hIfat - l.
II l. ordered that the SAID olrlt, "a aipaa 1t4
the fri day oitAt neN tell. utt tsAu tpr u'ist
and supplemental i, OF H. pianIif- .d tn cops
Ia. order be utlhWuh inserted M setuu hefsi,tt ,'l
Ia The town oil LyUcahug. Tor 1so m,nth> .utcr, uf.
aud pn-tat at thu Irrht oil tllc G14#I Hal.c -.
>1ti town. A Copy -Ieste. II EBal>, O. ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
Sept 81
UAR. BENJAMIN F.OWENS

~ Fake notice, that shall, ON the It'll day of
nt Vt term OF ;ho Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the county of Bedford, move said
Court 'of Il Judgment, and award of execution u
galnSt You, for the sun Of Three Hundred 4 Eigh-
iy-mne Dollars and thrty-threc cents, with losal
interest thereon from the 2lst day of August ls32
onih pad i having been compelled to pay the SAID
sum OF three hundred and cighty-ninc dollars and
'hiFtE.thfee cents, as your security in hond exc
culC-iby you and myself to certain Thomas A.
Let" ch. GEORGE PERClVAL.
Sept -. wiw.
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iiAlsDIV ARE, CUTLERY. X
lNAM CO G. g OBS,

ST I,rrI,I tIr H.. ~ N + ll,f,r IIrD,, I,,,u
- pngInot and ,a,. o,,.,,,'. am. i,,l .n,,,f,,
which with ,bc Sta5 an head 1a,,r,s,' i.i,
r,l r,,,nsI,.,oa, .n .,,,'d ,,9,,4,,,'n,
,u,r n,.5i.. ,;..
-, Del mouse "'t ana conn'n AnVi's' superior
''s' ,9i'"'"' a"e truman ""fai''ed helo"a'
"''s" '''''' '''u5es ''u Lana ii"u'hVt'' 'eal
.''' ,,'a''' ,'.'' iHl manu- P'Nnoi "'u ,ehon
'""s' '-'s"'' 4" hiat'it' NM anu = cut DAVIS
'o''''i's """ al oluei cav seaer"'y III use, an
'N'e'sHe assortment OF tl1heS lies ana ttasis q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

CampdeH CO@aty Nu1cA C9uyt, lo32
Nelson Clarksou, pltf
against
Samuel Garland and Charles Blount, Dcns
IN CllANt cry -
On the motion of defendant, is ordered that u'
compainant give Other aud sufficient security in tins cdu
chd on ms iaiiuie To do within alter he s'
he served by copy 81 this order, of beng ser'eu "
hinl, published Ia the Sirgnam for two mouths That III
injunction shall stand dissolved as an act day
Cor! -Tes.e, JOHN ALEXANDER, C. CO
Aug N.m
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EDG CATION.

FENliE mex; session OF the New Giasgow NalC
III and Female Academy will Commence on Sa.
turday, the 1th Septon.5 Terms is heretofore
PAYABLE ia alya..-e.
lu~ 50 T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

ia ARCHER BRANCH Please iotale no
lVA tee, that we shall proceed to take lAe depu
siton of Jesse Thonhlll at his own house IA the
GO mty Of Campbell. neat ChDllons Tavern. on
Wednesday the Eth day Of Otoher next. b-t@ee8
the hours OF ten IN the morning and five ~ The eve
nns Of that day, or iiapy unavoidable ac,idcnthal-
pen Sd that the deposition cannot be taken or ihat
day, to he continued itom day to day (Sund.1s
eAccpted) until completed, To be road as evidence
IN suit depending and undetermined in the supe-
r,or Court o. Law and ChuncorY for Floyd county.
wherein We are ptn,llis aud yourself are deleu=
danl, ut which time and place you NAY attend ii
you thlnh proper.
! our 5 respcrtiullv
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GfstIESNsENs.ssss.

q y elegant article !ot preserving ifs' r,ccjgea
: VI III Tor sale 10y h. K. LYMAN.
S,r % f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
HEEsRINGS!

IHEnIhIN HS : 9E4Es Il y 3aS
HNlE Subscribers have on hand at the lower
- ehd Of Man-street, a large quantity of HER
RlNGS-wh'ch they will sell ON good terms, ell
Their wholesale or retail Those wishing to purchase
night save something by giving us a call before
they buy. ECuOLS u CUNDlFF
June -
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
von.T.
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON ExPosrToR.
SEARLr OPPOSITE TO THE rosr-orricr.
! J.v .BciBBoNs, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS.

The WrLMINGToN ExPostroR will be published
weekly on a Super Royal sheet, at Two Dollars per
year in advance; or Three Dollars at the end of the
year, No paper will be discontinued, until all ar.
reafages paid, except at the option of the pub
lisher-and failure to notify discontinuance will
!, be considered new engagement
Alvertisementsnote exceeding square, viii be con-
spicxously inserted three times for One Dollar, and
forevery subsequentinsertion Twenty Gents. Those
exceeding square in the same proportions.
An communications relating to the business of the cs.
adjustment, if sent 10y mail, to ensure attention
must be post paid. s -st 3yt n ~
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
ANTI-MAsoNTC..
FHF REPORT OF THE NATIONAL
CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE OF
THE ANTI MASONIC DEMOCRATIC
S lfiC 5 ti PARTY. ft

PARTY.
"Of the spread Of anti-masonic information
as we have no proof more conclusive, so We
have none more gratifying, than the humtlet
tone of the fraternity itself. They are not Sc
sure of the eternity of the order, as they were
a year ago. Not only secret whispers of Civ.
ing it up have been heard, but the distinct re-
port or loud, though unsuccessful attempts.
to dissolve their grand lodges, has reached the
public ear. Tie Vermont Grand Lodge, &c
prevent its being taken away, surrendered tc
the legislature its legal charter. Many Of its
members, at recent political caucus. in mont
pe1ier, openly discussed and confessed the pro-
priety of a masonic dissolution. but the Grand
Lodge itself has since deferred the proposal,
thus clearly showing the difference in the opin-
ions of men acting openly in convention and
acting secretly, in Lodge. The same pro-
posal was also rejected. il is said, in Massa.
chusetts; and in New York, it was not even
brought before the Grand Lodge.
"We would not forget here to acknowledge
the patriotic foresight Of the Most WorshipfuI
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island, in publicly an-
nulling the obligations of all master masors
within their jurisdiction. requiring them q
do any thing rUrong.'-T To all the grand frater
mites, which are determined still to blind and
swear our young men, IN the manner Oh ma
sonry. we recommend THIS example.
nc " ahu HoeS u "
exercise Of tine same patriotic SPIRIT at theil
last annual meeting IN the oity OF view o1S
appointed aspeciai comm'tee, !" inquire my u,
the expectancy OF drafting an address res, % tne
public and also the Propr'e'y OF eSPe.''hg 'hos'
persons VINO nave been cohV,c.eu o. eI,ne
rms timld desire 10 ae'ena '.Se,' oe,o.e '"s
public. was hrst manifested "a June lus'. u
the following day; the committee on inc SUD
lect OF exPu'sions rePorted' ano ue ian.
Lodge adopted and passed THIS P rea'nD'' d"'
resolution
Whereas It HATH BEEN AtLEpGhp, mat ~
outrage has been con- mittea on tne oouy
WILLIAM MoRGAN; and whereas proceedings
in consequence OF suen d.e!sa'on$' nave oee'
made in our courts OF justice IN reia'ion 10 IN
subject and whereas. by means OF lou, ms
representation: an effort has been MADE 70 I'm
press the public mind with an opinion tna. IN
Grand Lodge. and the fraternlty IN sene, d.
have attempted to screen. i NOT pro'ect' .n
perpetrators OF tins aRrSea ou'rage:>-''ere
fore
Resof'ed' lhat the grand secretary Dc ~
Structea 10 rsIeltu ':on ~ 49,. =. H.. ,,ers,,,,
statement of the facts in relation 70 the person
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
itch is respectfully submitted,
HENRY DANA WARD.
SAMUEL ST. JoHN'
Henry CoTHEAL,


National Committee Of Correspondence"
1--WE committed an error in the arrangement
of this Report in the Form, which was not dis
covered until too late to correct with conveni-
ence. The following should have been at the
commencement, instead of the conclusion.--
EDITOR Exposition
Baltimore Sept 26th, 1891.
"The COMMITTEES of Correspondence, whose
special duty rs defined, in the resolution app
pointing them, to be, 70 correspond with the
the. several states and territories, for the pur-
pose of diffusing information upon the subjects
Of freemasonry. and other secret combinations
against the equal rights of mankind. and our
free institutions respectfully report
"Informat, on upon th' subject OF freemas
sonry is extended throughout the republic
. No portion of the community is without some
knowledge of the power and depravity OF tho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

"ohioans's and ''hsck- eyes"--,he i.sses Of
Ohio ere called "buck -eyes-sesssd them
selves in pair, while the old wives and old
farmers were posted around, doing little
more than talking much. Nov the laws Of
" corn-husking irohes"-ordsin, that for each
red ear that . youth 6nls. he 10 eatitled to
exact kiss from his partner There vers
too or three young lrishmen in the group,
and could observe the regues kisssBg half .
dozen times on the same red ears. Each Of
them laid red car close by him, and s5ter
every tao he'd Lusk. he'd hold up the re-.
doubtable red ear to the assoaishsd eyes Of
the gigllnE lass Who sat beside hiu, and most
unrele ptingly inf.cs the penalty. Ths'.gude
wives" mstvelied much o, the unpreceden,s d
number of red ears which that lot Of corn con.
tsioedi by-snd-by. they thought ], go kind Of
curious" that the iri.hRen should end 90
many Ut them-s, length the cheat Use dis
covered amidst roar. Of laughter. The old
farmers said ih lads were " ide ~ skr, )" and
the buck eyes" declared thai there was no
being mp To the plAguy irishmen . no hov, %
Tor they were always SURE to have every thing
their own way. But the mischief or n wss,
tic young Americans took the hint, and the
poor "buck eyes" got nothing like fair pia,
Tor the remainder Of that evening. All O.
greed that there VAS more laughing, and
more kissing done At that. than had bee n
know n si any corn-husking frolic SINCE "tbe
Declaration"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

q On the first page Of to-day = papcr. u IN h.
found the Address Uf thc South Carolina Con-
vention ~ the people &C the United States W..
heretofore made extract from this Ad.lre..
but "a order that tie reader niss have On oue.,e-
nee'ed view 81 tlc Arguments siso. whel, the
South Carolina notification doctrine 4 had -
sre nov induced 70 publish u entire. G,o,rtp.r
flo{d's message - siso given. many q our r,ss-
ers having expressed desire 10 scr n EV,r,
thing 10 TeiHtiOn 10 this Saomcious and Al te ~,
al-sesoTbtRg subject, the probable dissolution nj
the Union, followed BY ~ the horrible ,eenr, "a
an urinary eisil var lis very naturally lo,t ssl
Tor vish no little degree IL ,sterrst. As,i 4,
Wedding 10 lie uish 20 kecp oar rrasrs rcv,,lar
y In'ortnc" oi tho Pr0grrss 81 the esentiui con-
test' Ne are compelled % exclude tarisiV a an
teIe>'ihg, uiough less importsnt agtiel~s ~
hafe noS on hand, Gov ilayae's irsur,,rsl so.,f
70 NE t<giFiaiuFc q S0ugh & arylltna ADD lie Re-
P1ft ~ the Coumittee ~ ~ iIo,s,e IL lrlsc s,s,
% NiFFr'ia, 70 whom lhe South Csrol,ua s,it-et
.ns reierrrd The hrst Of si,es, doeon~uts /. ,
s'sii s'Fe - our neNt ~ u GOES farther 90 sos
nc "r'er'n'nsd ehersttr q tie Southern feeling.
mae Any hing ve Lave yet seen. Sc thitk q
unnecessary % insert the resolnticos "a he (otn-
fnitise oi the ~ ~ ID a. their FEATURES n.s, ic
sshreiy changed, While under reconsideration 90 tl,e
,ione. he ietier a our Rishu,oDd soryy spofi-
"nl WI snhleirutly shyv tie nature ~ tl,c ~ ~
soiuiious
We must ssk, for . s-s.os. ,l.- i,..l,.lv.ps. n,
0ar Atissriiurgas resslers N q bnpe sage 10 \.
FviisVsd Of The burdens e nuillEers s1d ptosi.-
'n&tiooisis We boa vuh a. an,ifiug eve ~,
ne speedy sdopiiOn 81 spula measures ~ u,,
Eeopif or their rrprrscntstites that - 10 fttaf,.~
ifF'ia ouF Political hutixpn The dafk ant rottr,,
and favored lsnd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

We learn from Richmond, tia. public meetings
have been held on the South side OF Jsiaes River.
at which the doctrines Of the Presidents procia-
nation have been strongly rrprobsted, as ultra
federal and tending TO consolidation IL IL stated,
too, 'hat "old Roanoke" tas SIR. Randolph is
Familiarity ealled) is denouneins the Executive in
terms OF unmsasured severity. lie says the Pre-
sidrnt has assumed to himself more power than a
Turkish IBAshaw.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

The Senate Of Virginia has taken a recess un-
"l Monday the 5iT inst. Il uiIl be reeollessr,,
that this body has no Poser TO originate L,II.,
and consequently must swsi, the action Of the
Hcuss Of DeIrgs,rN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

PoTf'niou'.--We are informed BY a gentle
mar who assisted in loading the vessel, tina,
schooner left the Frankfort Arsenal, linear
fhilsdsiPhial on Friday the eth inst, with
I'VE thousand Eve hundred mu-kels, and some
thres or four hundred rifles, with sccoutrc-
meats, for Charleston Harbor. That the Ar.
en'set' az 'he same place. are engaged, night
''o Gay 70 packing up drag-ropts, csrtouch-
9oAes, anal the other implements of war
.'o 70 states, that about a fortnight since
.Nsnty,eisnt iorty-four Founders were for
a'se" 70 me same destination, and that a
sI1 % saddles are now being made 10
Philadelphia. We also learn tLat ali 49, a..
IP"sable force iu the Eastern and Middle stat,
= ordered 20 barleston.---lT The Pyot,efoy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

SotfH CAAotwA.--A correspondent ~ the
southern Patriot says, ." The senate haze not
set acted on tie Ban for carry ing into eaeet
zoe ohpiEASeg, end q is thought by NAM
mar y may not feel disposed to act on the b,fl
tne present session. - a proposition has been
sifsa,y made 60 adjourn on the 2G;b .ss,ant
Nuii,hc at'on y evidently frightened ~ usovp
"a" fsd, and > great reaction m the pohJic
iH'La r aid 10 BE taking place d. Tie country .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

a" The Two Drop'" -ill Be s,'-Da,l q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

M ladder which led tn the little loft where Mr..
" usually slept, and discovered him extended on.
ne moor, bereh of life, and wcltering in his blood
~ coroners inquest was held upon the body. and
't, 'ne evidence given in, il appear red that the ia
va uee1 was committed by twisting his hlndker
INV, cioSeiy around his neck, and striking him on
Sie n"oo with stone, (Which was lying near the
"o"y| IN snch manner to fracture the skull i'm
seFer" Foces' The general opinion appears To bo
ina. more team one individual was concerned i'm the
he'arlons ransaction.-SmSpicion has as vet fxesI
upon no particular person. Mir. WigsANp. IL /.
s"in, was IN possession OF two or tree hundred
dollars ~ money-and this was most probably. the
cause OF tho hor:id catastrophe.
ShP LAuNCH.--The new ship TIcuru .EuL1,E
was ounS he'd into her proper clement on S.tur-
day last ut 10 O'clock A NJ. amidst the plaud;ts of
numerous thropg Of spectators attracted tope,her
by the novelty of the scene. The most con,pI.to
arrangements were made for the execution of tho
launch, and the descent of the ship into the watos
was easy and graceful, II unattended by either acct
"eht or confusion. A band of music was stationed
on ooard, which played number of favorite and
patriotic airs The interest excited by this cheering
spectacle, seemed To animate every bosom and
SHINE IN every coun,enance. We hail it as the err,
~ new state of thpgs--as an indication that
Charleston is about TO awake from her letharpy.
ana display her enterprise and public spirit in this
useful channel. The future prosperity of Charles.
ION depends IN n great measure on hcrsolf--with
interior, and her shipping TO bear her rich
trcigli.s to foreign climes, she may look for tho
dawn of another day of commercial wealth aud
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

u peaied like thunder upon the OF the Imperial
faiacc. lie was restored to the light of heavcn--
and now brcathes the air Of his native land. But.
alas. how long will this proud privilege of being
Amer,an citizen avail our countrymen abroad1
The despots of Europe may well say, when such
an appeal shall hereafter be dc,-"Ask no pro-
lection from us--no safety from the lcgtimates of
REPUBLICATION Republican Chief Magistrate, in
your own country, treats tho rights of American
citizens with contempt and derison!"
Mr.. Maxwell concluded his address by referring
to the hopes entertained that the people would
do their duty TO themselves and their postcrity.
We regret much that we have neither time nor
space to notice the eloquent and clcctrfyDg re-
marks of Mr.. Ducr;-and '.,ime admonishcs us that
we must close this hasty sketch of meeting which
never was cquallcd in this city on any similar &C.
casion and which gives happy earnest, of the re-
publican hrmness and union with which our friends
will go forward to the contest and with the con-
stitution for their bnckler, and the supremacy OF
the laws for their shield, rally round tho polls at
the next election, determined to deliver from the
polluted grasp of demagogues the sacred institu-
tons of this union, the only hopo OF republican
freedom in the known world"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

current carried her as far ostray tho Bay of ST.
Bernard, off the coast of At,aknpas where she
struck on sand bank in three and half
,a'hons water. The captain thinking to pass it,
kept on; but in short time the vessel bilgcd
obliged TO take refuge in the tops where they spent
one night. The next day u raft was formed
whieh all on board embarked. and made for the
land. On the raft they existed sc hours, living
h''ie dried corn and one or two cats. On reach
ing the shore they were obliged to find their way
through the swamps and shaking praries, until
they arrived at human hab,ation, whore they
were hospitality received by the planters. Nothing
whatever was saved from tho wreck.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

The Radical party of England have lately been
taking the reform leaders i'll the ministry pretty
roughly TO task, for their course, both with refer
ence TO tho further progress of the representative
reform, and their delays and inconsistencies in re-
ference to financial reform and retrenchment
Lord Althorp, Earl Grey, and especially Chancel-
lor Brougham, daily assailed these heads,
ard appear to be losing the confidence of the radi.
cal party. Much resentment is expressed in their
papers at the arrangement of the salary & pro.
fits of the CHARACTERISTIC, proposed by the ministry.
The saIary is fixed at fl4,000 per annum (nedsly
serenity Thousand dolLars) aud the pension retr-
ing rom once T at t3oOo' or sS2S,oOo per annum
Gl4 800 and the retiring pension 64000-so that
the actual emoluments are in fact increased under
the great reformcr.
1t is really startling contrast in the condition
OF the two countries, which may make the suffer
ing labourcrs of England turn radicals" to see
that the retiring pension of one OF their law lords,
equal to the salary of the American President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

VALUE OF TIE UNIoN.-Thc New York Journal
OF Commerce concludes article, discussing the
valne OF the Union, in the following impressive
in preserving the union OF these States than those
who ar ready to sacrifice it rather than see pro-
Observation-Disclosures or withheld from any one branch
OF dom' site industry. But, nevertheless, we have
so muGi interest at stake, that we regard dollars
and cents, even though swcllcd to millions, us un
worthy of thought, when contrasted with our
hitherto unbroken and happy union. When once
this golden chain shall be dissolved-if such is to
be its tnte--we shall not only be diSgraccd in the
eyes oil AL civilized nations, but shall feel the
shoes through every vein of this wide empire, ,
pal.y'ng industry deprccating property, and pre-
pairing the way for new DISASTERS IL Freedom
shrieked as Kosciusko fel,' what will he her emo.
tons when she secs that nation fall for which
hosciusko considered his blood sacrifice almost
too mean to be offered?"