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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29
EAST FORK CANAL. MEETING.

SATURDAY EyENING, DEc %, 1885.
Pursuant 10 adjonrnmcnt quite considerable
number of ind.v iduals met at The Warner Building
The President called the meeting TO order, and
after the reading of the proceedings had at the
former meeting, Mr.. DEWEY, from the COMMITTEE
appointed ioprePare u preamble aud resolutions
for the consideration ef this meeting, made The
following report, which was, on motion oil BIZ
PERKINS, unanimously accepted. The committee
appointed to sclcc. certain individuals TO visit iS
danapolis anf represent our interests IN the coz
strgction Of the East Fork Canal to the members
of the Legislature, reported The names OF Df.
MENDExHALL, and joins Erwin, SAID personsi
which were accordingly appointed.
On motion, Rcsolred, That The committee q
vigilance be instructed to solicit Of the eitzeh''
III general to contribute funds to deiray he q
penscs oe the above mmittec.
The meeting then adjourned. sine die
w. LEEDS, Cha
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

FROM FLORIDA.--The Baltimore Transcfin, of,h
leih ns says, ilat the prospect Of termination a. ~
Var IS g'ow'hs more ani more gloomy The dsprsl,
tons OF the Indians are becoming daily more desoea
ae'f number IS diminished The last mail brings rev, Of
several Iaes having baen murdered, dwellings bBral aaa
other dePedatos committed. II ia reported Ina, al
cent meeting Of ta CHIEFS they have resolved upon
! al OF hostities
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

INK PREsSuRE.-By scraping 10, os
old kegs. &c. we have been enahlsa
TO squeeze enough ink out to .norl
OF this weeks Palladium. Unlsss
we get more color we will he con,
PEELED TO ''suspend'' issuing our nane,
next week. ffN'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29
d. P. HOLLOWAY, Sec'y.

The committee appointed TO draft pfeAr'''s
and resolutions, expressive Of tue seaIihen"
this meeting on the subject Of the Riehfp'ha '"'
Rockville Canal, report as iollows:-
THE Prac'icabiIity Of constructing P0'N
work being established its utility when comp
ted VIII depend on the nature ofthc country y"
which II passes, the number Of inhabitants VIZ :,
1t viii accommodate, the amount Of expof. -
imports Of the adjacent country, the rise "
cause IN the value Of lands AID produce aD' :,
consequent impulse it will give 70 every hlD'
business.
If we take view of the various wofNs y
ternal improve mcnt, in operation and ubSe' -
s,ruction. IN our state and elsewhere, we saai'
many Of them Of great length and coHstf0c'ss :.
an immense cost passing through wIld Uhc''a -
ted and thiniy settled regions Of country.
principal advantage o. such works, ~ inc 81 :.
Of intercommunicaiion winch they aff1ro
tant and important commercial points, AA'
only indirectly that the people at large fees' !.
benefits Of their operation. Do the coo"l''
line Of the contemplated East Fork eana', -.
Richmond 10 Brookviile, passes throogh -
populous and cultivated district oil coihh''
adapted to the construction Of such "'r
Astounding 10 building materials oil every !,
ton. Tho prac,icabiIitv Of its cons'foc'f" !,
been fully tested By an accurate survey
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

I. ;. si-NAloR-'fhs oho Legislature succeed,
IN eiecuns BENJAMIN TArrAN, q b over Tnos Hwt,e
CIV ! on the first boot, by majority Of SIR Tn. A.,
loting was follows: Tappan, 81 Ewing SO sestte
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

GI-hadame RnnoF STATES in several of our excb,,,.
that GOV. CAss has been recalled from France.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29
SEN iTE-Dcc Is

On motion Of Mr. Clark OF TIppecanoc.
ReSolred, That the Fund Commissioners be re-
quested to report 10 the Senate whether IN their
alignment the interest of the State would require.
that in making future loans an agent should lie
despatched to Europe to make sale of the state
bonds and that they also. ii practicable, report a
comparative statement Of the advantages of sell
ling the state bonds IN the eastern cities of the L.
States and Of selling them in the European i,ar-
Iyatc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

SLNA IE..--DECEIBER ISM. Lose.
Mr.. Wright. from the committee on Finance.
reported bill to refund duties on rail road iron
ordered to a third reading.
PENSIONS.
Mr. Wright. from the committee on Finance,
reported the bill from the House, making apPro-
pria,ions for detraying. in part. the contingent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

~ The Grand jury OF the U. s. Distret
Cour, which was in session last week at New
York, found bills of indictmem against NJ. de
Ia Fleuchelle. the French Vice Consul and
Thomas Mitchell Drouett. one of the Clerks in
the employ of the Consula,e-for the abduction
OF Nsrsaud Sc Raimond, on board the French
frgate.
ltaPPears by the following that Fleuchelle
"ta.ks big about il.
ARREST OF MONSIEUR De LA FLEcHELLE.
This gentleman yesterday made his ap-
pearance IN the Court of Sessions, and hay-
ing delivered himself up, was held to bail
by the Recorder in $4,000, which he at once
procured, and was discharged To show
tie importance which this gentleman al
taches To himself, we will mention the facts
connected with his arrest. Officers A. NJ.
c. Smith and G. z. Hays having the warrant
agaIns, him, pro ,eeded to his country seat
at Woodbridge, n. J. Having, of course,
no authority 10 take him Ia that state, they
went - II magistrate and made affidavit
that he was fugitive from this place, and
upon ,ais "a warrant was granted for his ar
rest. The officer then went to his country
seat, where they found him in field, and
on explaining the nature of their business
to him, he declared he would not 90, and
threatened to blow out the brains of the first
man that laid hands upon him. He was
then told he had the choice of coming To
the office to answer the charge, or of being
arrested there, and detained until rruu-
sition could he procured for bin from Gov.
Marcy. He demurred, however, to both
these courses, and made This remark: "Ln
France got all Alglers for one slap in de
face, and la France will get dis country for
dis" The officers returned to The city, and
had made out YESTERDAY The necessary pm
pers to be presented to Gov. Marcy, when
NJ. ID. La Flechele appeared, md as stated,
gave himself up. ia the police Office he
remarked to the officer to whom he had
previously spoken, as To the probable dread
ful consequences which would ensue to This
country for arresing him, " You remember
vat said Yesterday. Veil, you shall sep."
We only mention these facts to pot the Cit
izens Of the United States upon their guard
against any sudden attack from " La
France."-N Y. Com g. Eng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

STEAM NAVIGATION TO AMERfcA.-A
meeting Of the Great Western Steam-ship
Company was held at Bristol, on Wednes-
day, 10y adjournment, for the purpose of
Confirming or otherwise the resolutions
passed al the last meeting, which went Ia
the creation of new shares and the extern
sion of the company Ia { 900 900. The
chairman explained, that, in consequence
of the objections OF n portion of the pro-
prietors Ia the admission of new share
holders, until the year 1889, the directors
had determined To abide by the deed of
settlement, and only, at present, TO I'll! up
the capital Ia the amount stated M the deeds.
The debtor and creditor accounts of the
company were then read, from which ii mp
prared, thar the prospects of the company
were So excellant that after setting down
the frs, voyage to the cost of the ship, the
actual piofit ON The two others has been
sufficient to admit of II very handsome div
idrmd, which would be declared according
tn the deed Of settlement an the 9Th of Sep
temher. II was also stated, that 81 berhs
for her next VOYAGE were al-eRdy taken.
and that the keel of another steamer, To he
called the City of New York, would be-
laid down in the course ola few days, all
the preparations being already in progress.
LirerpoOi Albion, Aug. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

A correspondent of the National Inlelli-
gencer states that Mr.. Ashael Collins, Of
Ulster village, New York, has made what
is likely 10 prove valuable improvement
IN the mode of supplying air to the fires OF
torges and furnaces of various descriptions,
10y which great saving will he effected in
the quantity of fuel necessary to generate n
given degree of heat. A fan-wheel, or
other blowing apparatus, is to he placed
within the ffue of the furnace, aud put into
action so as To exhaust the air from the
tirechlmher, aud the AR thus draw u through
The fire is to he conducted through n tube,
in its highly heated state, into the ash pit,
under the grate-bars, which, avs well MS the
furnace, Is TO be made air-,ight. Such "a
portion of fresh mir as may be found neces-
sary to the purpose "f keeping up the com
busron is to be admitted through proper
openings. From number of experiments,
fairly tried, the plans seems likely To ex.
ceed in utility the anticipalons of the inven-
tor. Mr.. Collin has made application for u
patent for his invention, has delayed the
having it completed, as he expects To make
further Improvements by which the appar.
atus will be rendered still more efficient.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
CONTEMPTIBLE AND STUPID
FALSEHOOD.

The Hocos, IN attempting Ia explain g.
way the victory of the Democracy in Maine,
which to them is but the beginning Of sor-
rows, resort IA the most barefaced and sru-
pid falsehoods, which is refulrd by facts
within the knowledge of every one. They
say the election was carried hy the office
holders aud that II was peculiarly unfortu-
nate for the hocos, that Maine has So large
an extent of sea-ceast, where the r.. $. off
bers are found in swarms. Ou turning to
the statement Of the votes, IL is found that
in these very seaports where this Dreadful
corruption was praciised, there is a large
aggregate majority against the democratic
candidates. aud that the majorIiies by which
they were elected given by the farmers uf
The interior, among whom there are no Off
GERS except pUstmasiers, and majority of
whom are hocO-poodi in their politics But
consistency of these croakers with much
effect. In Maine, they say, democracy
,riumphs along shore, where there are so
many officers, aud the facilIlies of navign-
iion and transportation are so great. The
Western hocos, on the contrary, boast that
they always beat So fir as they can nayi-
gate a steamboat; and are only beaten by
the ignorant POtdpot 0mies aud farmers of
the interior! Take the case Of this city.
Here are the principal office holders under
the general government. According to the
hocos, therefore, Providence should he dem
scralic and the country boeoi; whereas rs
every man knows the reverse has always
been true. There are no bound. to the
msndsc'iy OF our opponents. But 1t Is sat-
isfacIory to see, (and a re,ribution upon
thenl) ,hni they aIinos, always f-l.ify in
'uct wsy a, to iuiare M one but 'hem.
sclves Pr7r. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
POSTSCRIPT.
The steamboat, Jw R;cbmond arrive

The steamboat J. w. Richmond arrived
this morning about 4 o'clock, and by the
politeness of Mr.. Richardson we have re-
ceived the Commercial Advertiser of last
evening.
The steamboat Narragnnsett, with the
mail for this place aud New Bedford, went
up the west passage without stopping.
The Great Western arrived at half pasi
ten on monday night. The principle new:
of interest brought by her is respecting the
crops in England, and is highly favorable
the harvest having commenced and prov
ing abundant. The price of grain was fall
ing.
The ndyices from Spain are disastrous
for The Queen, Ora having been terribly
defeated and repulsed in his attack upon
Morella, with severe loss of men aud mvuit
l"us. We see nothing more of special in.
teres,. The Royal William was TO sal
on the 20th inst. for New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

In the Commercial of last evening appears
Il letter from lis Boston correspondent, in
which the writer, speaking Of the late re-
lapse in Maine aud its causes, remarks:-
But the mighty masses Of New York
cannot be so moved, Your seventeen thou
sand majority OF last year, even If in tie
market, would cost the president his whole
four years salary, and the rest of the ad-
mnistration theirs also. Is it not so, ard
may VIC no, rely on you accordingly ?"
-Four years salary We trust four years
rerenue would not subsidize New York.
". Y. Times.
Well stick pin there Mr.. Times.-R. L. Rep.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
Die0.

In this town on Wednesday last Capt Tboma
Chapman, aged about 20 years ia naive of Kna
esboiou2h, Yorkshire (Eng)
Al Middletown on the 10th inst Mrs, Eshei
Cosgeshal, widow OF Thomas CoggeshalI, Esq.
IN the -9th year Of her age. She was for IS year,
a worthy member Of the 81 Baptist Church in
this town.
AT Roscoe, (Ohio) on the 22d Of August. en- his
return from visit to his friends in Illinois. Cant
Aaron G. Dennis, Of Lsnsingburg. ~ York. and
son Of The late Capt Thomas Dennis Of this town,
aged 50 years.
AT Somerset on the ISt INST. Mr. William Law.
ton, formerly Of this town, in the Sitb year of his
age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

! MELANCHOLY CONSEQUENCES OF INTEM-
PERANCE.-Abnut ten days back, very
iashionably dressed woman, having all the
appearance Of belonging IL respectable
class of society, was brought before Justice
Palmer, for committing an assault. The
Justice thought proper to notify her hus-
band, who is a respectable trader in Pearl
street, of the dilemma into which his wife
had got, and requested him to have her bail
ed. To his no little astonishmen,, howev-
sr, the husband informed HIM that he had
discarded his wife on account of her intem-
nerate habits, and would not interfere in
the matter. Justice Palmer therefore felt
il his duty to commit the lady to prison,
where she remniued until yesterday when
she was tried and acquitted. FROM an en-
quirv into the history of this now unfortu-
nate woman, 1t appears that she Is connect
ed with some of the most respectable fmi-
lies in the city, and was most carefully
brought up and highly accomplished, and
until within the last two years conducted
herself, in every respect, rs became her sta
tion in life. About thnt period, she COM
menced dram drinking, and went on in her
so hnbitual drunkard, that her husband
broke up housekeeping, separated from her
and sent his two children to the country.
About six months hack, however, her
husband was reconcied to her, on her prom
Use Of amendment, and they again went Ia
live togr,her. But the lady's unfortunate
propensity for drink again got the better oI
her and she was seldom day sober. Iu
one of her drunken fits she took a piece oi
thick rope, and beat one of her children
only four wears old, in so horrid n manner
that 1t had a very narrow escape from he.
ing killed. This last ehulliion of her in
temperance so exasperaied her husband
that he determined 10 live no longer with
her, and has separated from her, ii is 10 he
feared forever. Since then she has become
the inmate of a common Jail, from which
she was only liberated yesterday.
Jour. of Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
CLEARED.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Wolcott. Burdick. New York,
Sloop Three Brothers. Stuart. do.
DO ChareS'Ash. Providence.
Do, Tecumseh, Child. do.

Capt. Marble. Of the Schooner Caroline At this
port from Philadelphia reports that he passed on
Inc 2o'h' N Lat 3S, Long. "a, the wreck of brig
or schooner with the name Imam of Eastpor," on
her stern dismasted, fall of water and deserted.
Same daysaw ship with fore and Mizen mas,s gone
apparently liner, steering for New York.
DIsASrER.--The Schooner Latona, Barker. for
Rochester, in beating out of this por, on Monday
morning miss stayed and struck on the Rocks al
Castle Hill. She was go, or Immediately by the
Smack ALERT, Capt Brown. with some assistance
from The Revenue Gutter Hamilton, Lieut.. Com
SIufgis, and was towed into the Harbor in a dam
aged state
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Touched at Fayal. J une ish, ship Enc, Dennis.
Of tins port;-Aug. lIh. Mechanic, Pratt. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

Payment to Pensioners.--Widows who
obtain nension certificates under the act ol
July Z, 1888, will not be nbIe to obtain their
pensions until December next. Congress
made no appropriation to carry the net in
10 effect, and all payments must be post
poned until the meeting of Congress in De-
cember. Such certificates as have been is
sued are made payable Dec. 81, aud after
wards in March and September, as in other
cases.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
TIlOMSONIAN
CHOLERA SYRUP.
.1 Er1,1tiUs 0na (tsyUsire.

dedly the most eicacious preventive and curative of
Cholera, that has yet been discovered. II is laxa.
tive, siInulan, ul.eratiye and tonic, aud determines
10 the surface a sudoriGc Az family inedicine
Tor cholics, coughs, slight affections of the lungs aud
many other Ills that iiesh IL heir to- II Is not snrpass
ed Containing al large proportion OF No &. ,r hot
drops, combination with several other oGe choic-
est remedial agents II may be given with success in
many forms of disease and like all other Thomsn-
man compound, 1t will In no case prove dec,erlous
TO the system. Ii has bcen extensively tried und We
appeal to any one to say 'htwe have oyerraied It's
claims OF efficacy and worth.
SOLD at the Medicine Store of Dr. C.E.PECN
HAN, corner of Spring and Touro streets. where
may be had all other medicines comprised in the
lThomsouian Naieria hedlca.
! Aug. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

FrRE.-A Fire broke out in Cranston
on "Wednesday evening last. about | | ~.
clock in the mannfactory of William Gun.
lih, which consumed the main building, n
store, sizing house, and barn. The prop.
eriy destroyed was estimated ut about Sl0,-
OOO-insurance $1,000, nt the Washington
oflice.-Proridenee HeraH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26
NEW LINE-FOR NEW YORK.

NEW LINE-FOR NEW YORK.
FARE REDUCED-S3-Deck Dollar.
oeNNU The new steamer JOHN
w. RICHMOND, Capt. WIN
FSssiti5If ks:ssrsy H. Townsend willleave Prov.
st's-s1y'-=s,S" dence for New York, THIS
DAY. Sept tho Goth, at clock, on the arrival OF c
cars for the SioDngon Road.
N. u. The regular days Of leaving Providence
WILDE Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, until fur.
iher notice.
W THIS isthe only steamer op the Sound which
carries Francis Life Boats
The advertisements of tins boat are always so writ
ten, that the public understand the rate of fare
charged Before this line was started passengers
paid from one 10 seven dollars 10 New York MS suit.
ed The option OF the other hue. II is hoped that a
discriminating public III sustain the John w Rich
mond, on board Of which the fare is fixed nj Three
Dollars. being as low any boa, eau afford to carry
passengers TO New York
s'r Private state rooms aud berihs can be secured
on application The day previous to Charles ~ Til
ley, Agent al the steamboat Office on Long
Wharf or at this Office.
Sept. Goth
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

l brooNT, from Bangor.--schr. Ses-horse. Adams.
NV WI. Ym.l.aae'phia-Sloop Camills, Vars, from
FRIDAY Sept 2l.
,,p canton, Drinkwater, from Ph,ladelphia
WIN Soa', bound 10 Boston -Ontbe l3h inst in
TAI, ~ ~, long. 3. experienced severe gale. LOST
souie " 'ne sails, boats, &c stove the bnluarls
"'~ Ir, w., oo'hpeiled 10 make ior he first port
=, Nr'hNiN|' l-FrCnch brig Jolofr PailiS. from
nos'I ,or New lork.--Brig Dirico WooSttr
,,ou Lu.elG for New York ;--and sch'rs Ransom
pI""p sarah Elizabeth, Anderson from do for
uo.DS w oodSlock from Somerset for Beverly
SCn v; Lucy Blake, Blake. from Camden. & Ely
nioo'e' from GloceS,erfor New York .--Splendid
k"seI>' from Boston for Richmond SAMUEL
befry' from Salem for New York.
SehI L,gonia, Patterson, from Somerset C,r
York. 'NS'P0'' 'O' 4's"
SATURDAY. Sept. -.
brls Gov. Coddington, C9zzen>. from R,bi-
more, WIN Flour and Wood to Geo. Engs. ESQ =
sen T. CaIoIine. Marble, from PHILADELPHIA with
Coil' 10 b. Wood ESq,--John Jaw, Nickerson.
nom do for ProVidence.-P Brown. from dn
for Boston. "0'' "o'
SUNDAY Sep %.
Sch'r solomon Francis. Sweetsir. from BOSTON
-SloopS TecumSch. Child, from New York for
Providence. Midas, Dennis from Providence
for New fofk.--23d Schr. Rebsckah, Math,r
from Jefferson (Ga.) for New Haven.
MONDAY, Sept. eth
Brig Emelnc, Heath from Philadelphia 70
Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

An endorsement on the post bill, from
Huntsville, (AIabamn,) dated Sept. Is,
says: Died in this place this morning,
nt 9 o'clock, of Bilious Fever after IN ill.,
ness Of two weeks, Col. VIM. Lindsey, of
the U. s. Army.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

RorAL SPoRTs.-A French paper says
the tame young Iioness the Prince of Join
vile brought with him from The BraziIs,
gainbols about the apartments ofthe Prince,
at NeuiIly, with ali the doc!lity of kitten.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

Ii is stated that the village Of Woonsocket
Falls, r. |. has three thousand inhabitants
sixteen cotton mills, running about nine hun
dred looms, and making one hundred and fifty
thousand yards of cloth perweek two woollen
mills for manufacturing satinets; one iron
foundry doing large business, melting over
two thousand tons of iron per annum, and max
ing hollow ware equal to any in the Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

Haryland.-The first election Of state
officers nnder the revise d constitution of
Maryland will take place on Monday next,
when he people, for the first time, will
have the privilege Of elecling their Cover
nor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

"The Madisonian" states that the hal
"i the new Patent Office at Washington i,
to be the largest single room in the world
The ceiling To be supported by one or tw.
hundred pillars. The poriico, it is bcllev.
ed, will cost one hundred aud seventy thou.
sand dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-26

II may be remembered that a straw ha
manufacturer of New York, sent u hat I,
the Queen of England The straw of whcl
It was mndc grew in Massachusetts, which
circumstances led To the error confirmed in
The following extract from the London Court
journal:
" Her majesty looked unusually well, and
appeared To be IN excellent health aud spir-
It's. Her mairs'y wore on this occasion.
'he elegant hat lately sent To- her by the
State Of Massachusetts, through their hon
orahle representative Carl King. Esq.
which came hy the Great Western. This
truly beautiful hat is made of grass pc
culiar to- that State, called June grass, on
account of i.s springing up and decaying
IN that month. The hat was universally
admired 10y all the ladips in atienhance on
her majesty, who very graciously allowed
each Uf them t. try it on, they all express
ing a great desire 10 avail themselves of the
first opportunity they ever had of wearing
an American hat. We calculate AS brother
Jonathan would say, that if the hats usual
" worn IN the State of Massachusetts are
all As handsome as the one sent to her maj
esty, that the young ladies must be worth
looking At"
The State of Massachusetts has never
been very famous for its obseq uiuusnSss to
~, atty, and we think n motion to send y
present to a frreign monarch, would cause
some fermen, in the General Government.
PrOr. Courier.