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he So4fltsa Liierdrg Messenger.
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f.araliOa ot'ladepcmdcacc.

I'M Aal. number Of the " Southern Lit.
| IN Messenger " contains a spirited artl.
.,aed The New York Review OF
Jefrs1n Rrvtes ed. In the course
rasgcrs remarks, aliusioa is made
We ,-uburg Declaration OF indepen.
5p,ad on the 20ih of May, l7I5.
,,e there presented Is clothed IA
aa steal garb, and as the subject
lud lmperiecily understood by
nosr common country, VIC have been
anleye that u condensed view oil
sa ava Interesting transaction would
a5e % the readers Vt The Messcn
3D. anart summary information to
ale have ~. examined the testimony
rs 1yor. Whenever an Impair.
sur has been instituted GA this
e candid inquirer stfcr truth,
ef. NlrHon has been, that the
- Resolves are an oristuOl and
-lafalion 81 Independence and,
s'lfa Prl1r!fg orer nH cfhers.
's' grgt4rf the acknowledged author
Aalarti Declaration Vas, On tie
acem % Il Tins subject 10 1919,
at'r -sap,icisn others may paw
lge Venerable maxim, 4" Truth
ri aud viIi prevail" conveys salu.
n requires ouly time, IN this
r ,c additional confirmation.
r. -Fssi 10 render 10 Mr, Jlf
t'Wc- g appreciation 70 wttich
tssrylges justly eutllle him but,
Lane, wish 70 guard against
tt may attachment or parasltiCai
afa distinguished name winch
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event, and the most prominent
lug thereto, Nc shall draw our
ron 'he few recent publications
. i sc differ IA opinion from
resf.cr 81 ,he viewed, II will
rarc--oai resulting from
or rancoroua toelIng--aud our
ego5aiariy, viii be more Of a cor.
.aI explanatory, than O cuniroyer.
's ua the greater portion Of the
,eFe referred 10. touching Mr.. JET
eIan moral J,iecis, DC. We are
4sel to offer any crihqee OF our
ieel perfectly wiling 10 permit
sfy clmhaiants,
VIA lamscss siou,
j. hgh, u col
therefore, pretending 10 award the
a'.el1ty 20 either, we leave the mat,
''fe - had Il, before the public trl'
mt iadlce itscsi, aud shall acquiesce
eiswn.
~ early period in the history d
'arolba, may be traced manifest
mat spirit e freedom ard secret as
tn liberty, which afterwards
ell "a al Their meridian spleudor
graf distance of the mother country
''-aacr d royal magnlfrence--tht
'''ci.e olrcIlsious opmions--lhe gen
olocnly # snciefy ---ibe numerous
urmnuu'ed 10 settling a wilder
scunng home, all tended 10 pro
1as Tie colonies o sense Of self de
sad render them hvefse to every
q saseflnniy 81 domination. Thcy
h4ny ercitdHts ~ awakening sue
eisrpuze, and gradually unfolding
Wosfesslye deselopcmeBt Of IA
fHde, From these causes and 9th
collateral tendency, originated n
hHetlon that all men ~ere create,
'4d7*rd with certain ,palicnablc
+FfeH' nights" aud entitled 10 Ger
a'siusye privileges" When it wa
sfl by Parliament on the 10th 0
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national rights we're seusibl'
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AGENTS

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NJ ,;.,a. MutGreyo, \. G.
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on receiving this answer yonr nerncrialist:
Capt. Wallace but without meeting with
that success which your memorialists so mr.
IDENTITY wished for, in behalf of the distress
ed Inhabitants, for the committee reported
that Capt. Wallace had assured them he
could not consistent with his orders permit
free passage to THEN boats so long as an
armed force remained on the Island where
fore your memorialists are constrained to
entreat your honors to take the truly affec.
ting state of this once happy Town into
your serious consideration, asd direct such
measures as may free the ruined inhabitants
from their present distressing apprehension
of soon wanting the common necessaries of
life. ..r...
Your memorialists are net led to make
this application by an inclination to be ex-
cmpted from the burthens and difficulties
which may arise in the prosecution Of such
measures as are adjudged expedient in pro-
noting the cause and interest of the United
Colonies. "
They are willing, their constituents are
willing to sustain in common with their
brethren throughot America, every possible
Inconvenience that the feelings Of humani-
ty, excited by the appearance of this town,
once the seat of commerce and industry
The cries Of tho widow and orphan for
those necessaries which are essential for the
upholding of life; the utter impossibiliiy of
supplying those wants without your Honors
interposition; as the mos. wealthy and op-
ulent of their inhabitants have left their hab-
itations and removed into the country, en-
courage us to hope that in your wisdom
aud benevolence, such measures will be d.
rectsd as may relieve in some degree the
helpless, INDECENT inhabitants, and prevent
their being driven from their hnbitations cs-
pecially at this season of the year, and their
wives and children secured peaceful assy-
lum through the approaching winter.
And your memorialists will ever pray.
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u. .. LAWS
[BY AUTHOIelTY.I
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
( PUBLIC-No ~

PUBLIC-No 7.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled (" An
act for the appointment Of commissioners
to adjust the claims to reservations OF
land under the fourteenth article Of the
treaty ofeigh;een hundred and thirty with
the Choctaw Indians
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. ofthe United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, That the
commissioners provided for in the act here
by amended, or a majority of them, shall
have full power and authority to adJourr
their sessions to such place or places. with
in the State of Mississippi, as in their judg-
ment the interest Of the Government and
the claimants may require such sessions tc
I be held.
SEC. 9. And be it further enacted, THAI
in case of the death, resignation, or absence
Of any one of the said commissioners, the
remaining two commissioners shall have full
power and authority to proceed and exe-
cute The powers given by this act, or the
act hereby amended.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, Tha,
the said commissioners shall have all the
power of a court ofrecerd, for the purpose
of compelling the attendance Of witnesses,
administering oaths, touching matters de-
pesding before them, preserving order, and
Furnishing contempts; and shall have pow
er to make all nesdfuI rules for tho regnla-
ton Of the proceedings before them, as well
as to employ one or more interpreters, and
one or more agents to collect testimony for
the United States.
SEc. A. And be it further enacted, That
for defraying the contingent expenses of
the said commission, the sum of FIVE thou
sand dollars be, and the same is hereby up
propriated, out of any money in the Treas
ury not otherwi.e appropriated.
SEC. 5. And be It further enacted, That
the said act shall be, and remain in force,
until the frs. day Of August next
SEC. g. AnS be it further enacted, by the
authority aforesaid, That the compenss-
ton to be made To the district attorney for
his services, shall be equal to the compensa-
ton allowed to commissioner under the
act hereby amended.
SEC. z. And be it further enacted, That
nothing contained in this act, or the act
which this is intended to amend, shall be
so construed rs to embrace the claim Of a.
ny Indian, or head of Choctaw family,
who has removed west Of the Mississippi
river.
SIC. 8. And Be IL Glrther caacted, That
IL it shall be proved to the satisfaction Of
SAID commissioners that any claimant has
attempted, or shall attempt to substitute the
child Of any other Indian as and for his own
OF has attempted OF shall attempt, by his
testimony, to substitute for the child of q.
ny other claimant the child of another In
drsD, the name ofsuch claimant SO attempt
log to make such substitution, shall be
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Ata TsTn Council Newport Oct "a, l775.
PRESENT ALL THE COUNCIL.
VoTED, That the Clerk wait on the Rev
Gardner Thurston and Job Bennett, Esqs.,
aud inform them that the Council reuues,
the favor of them to join with the Clerk in
drawing up remonstrance to lay before
the Honorable General Assembly of the
Colony, representing the distressed state aud
condition Of the inhabitants of this Town,
and pray them to grant relief to the poor
inhabitants of said Town.
Witness-WM. CODDINGTON,
Council Clerk.
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Ne,cporf, October 2lth, l715.

We the subscribers agreeable to the with
iG appointment, have been with Capt. Wal
lace aud he declares to us, tha, he is wiling
to agree to the within proposal, but as long
as the armed force remains 50 pear the
Town and upon the Island. he cannot con-
s's'en' with his orders suffer any boa, to
pass on tho waters until their removal.
Jo5 Bennett, Rober, Fs-rn.o.
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At a Town Council NeppOrt Oct "a, I775
PRESENT,
Ebenezer Richardson, Thomas Freebody
William Read, Daniel Holloway,
Robert Taylor, John Pitmsn.
VOTED, That the Clerk draw copy oil
what has been done to day and deliver the
same with the memorial to, and the letters
from, his Honor the Governor to Samuel
Dyre. John Jepson. Esq, Messrs. John
Malone and Daniel Holloway, who are
requested to wait on Esek Hopkins, Esq,
and desire him to remove the troops some
farther distance from the Town, upon the
Island, if he shall think it convenient for the
benefit of the Town. a... Id.
Witness-WM. CODDINGTON,
H.f D.. .I... Council Clerk.
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a Talk.
ooh what was love made for, if It's not the same,
Thro' JOY and thro' sorrow thro' glory and shame,
know not, | ask not, if quilts in that heart
but know that love thee whatever thou art.
Moarp
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At Togn Council NeppOrt Oct "a, l775
PRESENT,
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition of the
MILITARY LAWS THE UNITED STATES, by
George Templcman The first edition compiled by
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published under the sanction Of the War Department in
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FRENCH LESSONS.


MON. ABADTE, pupil Of the Normal school in Paris,
lNl has the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity that he continues give lessons
in his native language, his rooms in private
families academies, moderate price, which will be
reduced TO those formed in classes according the
ber.
Evening school will be open from till 7, and from till
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NEW GROCERY STORE.-The subscribers
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under the firm and style Of CLEARY & ADDlSON, beg
leave TO the citizens Of Washington and the
Public generally that they have just received from New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, well selected as
sormen Of choice Groceries, which they open
ing at their on Seventh street, nearly opposite 10
the Patriotic Bank which they respectfully ask the at
ention Of families and dealers generally at wholesale or
retail, viz.
do retailing Moasses
1000 lbs Family AMI Loaf Sugar
r 90 chests and half chests TEA, Gunpowder I'm
penal, Young Hyson, Hyson, and Pouchong,
superior quality and late importation
81 bags Java, Rio, st. Domingo, and Havana
Coffee
3 do burnt Coffee
SO barrels Family Flour, Doddrige and Rochester
brands
half barrels Buckwheat Flour extra quality
rs choice Bacon Hams District cured)
so Middlings and Shoulders do
WINES.
| half pipe "Murdoch's' old L. ?, Madeira
% quarter and hall quarter casks Pale and Brown
Sherry, Teneriffe, St. Lucar, +. Madeira,
and Sweet Malaga
pipe superior old Port, (genuine)
IL baskets Champagne, Anchor, Key, Orange,
and other brands
dozen .Medoc" Grape juice and other kinds
halfpipes French and Domestic Brandy, Hen
messy" and other brands .
barrels Apple Brandy
pipe Holland Gin, strawberry
hhds old Whiskey, Of extra quality
10 bbls common do ...
puncheons w. India and Jamaica Spirits
/ barrel pure old Irish Whskey
10 boxes Sperm Candles IS .
10 do Mould and Dipt
r. 10 do Brown and Yellow Soap
do Patent Labor.savng do
10 do best Chewing and Plug Tobacco
10000 superior Havana Segars
40 dozen Brooms and Whisps, various qualities
casks Goshen Cheese
3 boxes Pine Apple do
#. dozen Painted Buckets
do Alicante and Manila Mats
l-2 do Tanned Sheep-skin do
SIS whole, half, and quarter boxes Bunch Rasins
cask fresh Rice
Together with general assortment Of
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Olives, Olive OIL Chocolate, Cocoa Cocoa Paste,
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAD.-On and
w after Monday next, the II instant the will leave
the depot in this city for Baltimore at O'Clock A. NJ, in
stead of "a A. NJ, as heretofore.
The object OF this alteration render certain the ar
rival Of the train at Baltimore early enough afford
ample time for passengers going North take the
boat which now departs daily for Philadelphia half past
~ o'clock.
The afternoon train will as heretofore, leave the depot
ut a quarter after o'clock, p. M.
S9-d6t&wif
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