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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
PATENT BALANCES.

PATENT BNIA tE-.
TIE subscribers Agents for tc sale Of stevens Patent
Balances, have banda fu'I assortment Of every
sze, from 10 To- 2n lbs a Of them warranted Doc COZ
rect for sale AZ the Manufacturer prices
api vANLEw q SMITH
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MeGRUDER q co.
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Dealers in Boots, shoes, Trunks aud Carpet Bags.
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CIEARLoTFE, N. c., JUNE II, 1871.
q INFORMATION WANTED, of Jsaae oar

q NIORMATION WANTED, of Isaac Gar
q Efr Of Wake County, North Carolina, whC
left his Ni!e and four small children in August
1880, stating that he was going 10 Guillord Coun.
" to seek employment, which he obtained from
Mr. Isaac Pitts Of jamestown, who engaged hin
10 March, 1910, to 90 10 Columbia South Caro-
lima, 10 assist IA selling load Of Guns or Rifles.
Mr. PITTS OH bis return, tells his family that be
left him in Columbia Jail. In Janusry last young
Mr.. Pits carries another load of Guns to South
Carolina, and whilst there, he hears Of Garner
driving stage about 100 miles bclo~ Columbia.
Said Gamer IS about ) leel : or 3 inches hie h,
light completion, dark red hair and beard, blue
eyes, with thick upper liz, aud inclined TO be
round shouidered. lie cannot read OF write, aad
Is very dull o. apprehension he is also very much
addicted to using proiane language.
Should this mrel the eye Of any individual VIVA
knows any thing concerning Garnef, they viii
be doing humane act By addressing letter to
his tislrc sed wife al Raleigh. n. c.
IL Is the desire Of Lis aiitctionaie and confdsn.
Iial companion that he should return to her and
their -four helpless children
Should i. not be Gamers wish TO sec his wife
again, il is hoped tina, he is not SO depTaved, and
lost TO all feeling as not TO heed the cries OF his
children who are now suffering for breed
CINDERELLA GARNER.
Raleigh, May l4th, l6il.
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Es0Ok.-EiRdin@.

HHT LILLIAN HUNTER would inform his
w customers and the public generally. that
he stll continues the BOOK BINDING BGSl-
NESS at his old stand, few DOORS southeast OF
the Branch Mint. Tie will be happy to receive
orders in his line, and pledges himself to spare
40 pains to give complete satisfaction.
] YOrders left al his shop, or at the Office Of
the Mecklcrburg Jetlersonian," will receive in.
mediate attention.
CAgao'te MAJ 3, lS4l.
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NUMBER 80.

This estimate Is founded on the as
eruption that al tie moneys in the
pUL.ic Geros.isrigs eau DO at once
MAIDS available, and that any and
an Of the demands upon the Trea-
sury can be satisfied, 50 long as mo-
ney TO 4 sufficient amount remains
ii any or all the dspositories But
that is By no means the case igkTle
The pSUcT 10 issue Treasury mites
exists, there should be at all times,
for the convenience Of the Treasu-
~, sum equa! 10 Sl0U0,000 in
the various repositories sIbectedto
draft. When that power is expen.
ded, the sum should be increased 70
not less than 1000 ,000 %
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CONDITIONS.

Al those who pay in advance, will receive MY
two numbers Of sixteen octave pages each, max
ing in year, a volume Of s32 pages, for y ~,
To clubs forwarding 81 free Of postage, FIVE CO.
pies viii he forwardcd t6T $40, eight copies; for
SIS. twelve copies; for 500, eighteen copies and
for $50, thirty copies will be furnished.
If payment be delayed beyond three months
after the first number is received, an additional
sum OF 33t per cent. will be Invariably eXacted
The tropble and expense which necessarily at.
tends the collection Of small debts at distance
win render strict adherence TO this rule abso
lutcly necessary.
Allleuers, communications, &c. TO the publish
crs, mus, come free from postage, or they canno
/ be attended to.
! No paper will be discontinued until all arrcar
/ ages are paid, except at onr option.
| Postmastots, or other gentlemen, disposed t.
give us their influence, are respectfully requested
TO act as agents Address ,
]. SHERWOOD &
w. 7. RICHARDS,
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" Brcpiiy the soul of lVu.-l'he celebra.
ted Doctor Abernelhy was man Of uncom,
mon breciiy of expression. A lady, who
was acquainted with this popularity Of the
doctor. once called upon him, with one of
her aFms badly buroi, Tor advice, whon the
following dialogue took place;
Mrs. B.-TExposing her arm,l- =" \
buru.
Doctor-"T see it is; Poultice it
Here he wrote prescription for poutice
and handed her.l
Second visit. Mrs. B.-[E>posing her
arm as before s" Better"
Doctor" Glad Of il continue the poul.
lice"
Third visit, Mrs. B.-[Showiog her
ARM Welt"
Doctor" Very glad"
Mrs. R." What's the Zee y
Doctor" Nothing; you are the most
sensible woman have ever seen"
Many years ago, just as learned Judge
had closed his charge 10 u Grand Jury an
ass began TO bray within hearing OF the
Court, when barrster sarcastcaliy whis'
! pered TO his next neighbour, "What an OK
traordiuary echo there is in this Court.
/ This sarcasm reached the ears of the learn.
ed Judge, who bore it with his accustomed
good temper but did not discharge II from
his memory. Years after, while the per
son to whom tho sarcasm had been at,Tlbu'
ted, was addressing the Court, by whlm
steal coincidence, an ass was heard to bray
when the witty, and weli,tempered Judge
exclaimed with affected gravity, " Gentle
men, this is quite irregular one al time
aud will hear you both"
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Superior Coartof Lar Spring Tern ISL.

prlcr Ogaus
rs. Petition for Divorce.
Elizabeth Gscns.N
FEgnI1 Court being satisfied, that tie defendant
III a. tins eaee g. ,.-' aa i,!tsiliant ni' hte
state. n Is Therefore Orirra, that publication De
made far throo months IA the Carolina Watch
man. newspaper printed IN Salisbury and also
IN tho Charlotte Journal, that thu d2icodtnt ap'
bear a, tie next superior Court Of Law to be
hc!a ior the county OF Rowan al the Court House
10 Salisbury, on the ih Monday after the Srd
Monday IN iugust next, and answer, Or the sa'd
petition sill be heard eA paf1c and Iadgmen' a
wardcd accordingly
Witness. Junius Suecd, Clork Of our said Court
At Office. the an Monday after the third Monday
In February, A. y. lsll.
JUNlUS SNEED, C. X. s. {.
Marei u. Psieo adv, So t55
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cold Wine for sale.

yuyHE Subscribers offer their valuable Gold
u Mine for Sale known by the name OF Hun
tors Nine five miles North OF Charlotte in Meek
lonbnrg County, N. c. For terms apply to the
subscriber, living on the premises: -
ELAN HUNTER.
Oct. %, 1910. 51
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no the Public.

z % hereby give notice, that 40 person VIA,
u soevef, i aDlhoriged 10 make any c1uirart4
laf mr., 60, tran4=e, buslnsss Of aay description.
snAggl Written order from ,lls subsnrihf.
a. BENClSL
Ssii5srg. JBHs le. 1871. ITO
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBcRG COUNTY
Court IF Pleas and Qoar'er SESSIONS
April Term, ISL.

Joseph Reed
"a, longiual Attachment
Samuel Lowric
Lsgied on negro man named Cgssr and 'Iae'
?, land adjoining the lands Of Patrick Johns'sn,
Milton MeGaughcy and others, containing about
2iO acres.
appearing 10 thc satisfaction Of the Court
~ that the dt fendan, is not an inhabiiant OF hls
sa,e, Ordered, therefore, that publication be made
tor ak woeks successfully IN the Charlotte jour
aal, notifying The said Samuel Lowtie TO appeal,
before the Jus,ieos Of our said Court, 10 be held
,,a,' the County of Mecklenburg, al The 'eur'
house ia Chpslote. Oh the ith Monday IN 'uly
hetl, a8d then and there replesy or plead 10 ifSue
Otherwise judgment pro coates will be rendfi req
ana lhe propfrty levied on condemned seblee' %
'ne plaintn' Il fecovcry
Witness. Brady Oates, Clerk Of our said ,lut,
aolhee, the 4ll Monday Of April, la4I, ana pom
year Of American Independence. :,
Nay ~ leii, Printers fee s5s.' w.
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VOLUME XII. ]
D. AsBURY, Editor.
II. j. EIoiton, Proprietor aad PaGiisler
TERMS:

Too Dallers end Fifty Ceatsifpaid IN advance
7Sf.e Dollars u not paid within three months
Aud Three DeilaTs and Fifty Cents ii not paid
until after tho expiration Of the gear. No paper
tiseU.inned until all arrearagls arc paid, excep,
at tie opt:onof the Editor.
o. Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
sqssre tid hass or less this sized type for the
hist insar.arp, aud 2j cents for each continuance
Court advertisements and ShofGs' Sales charged
% pet ceat. higher; and deduction Of 33l per
cent will be made from tic regular prices. for al-
rflisers by the year.
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Making an aggregate of debt and de-
felt, 10 be provided for in this and
tho ensuing year, Of 12,0S8,2l5 Is
.This item, ana the item Of expenditure for the
payment of Treasury notes from LIST of January
to 4th of March, 1871, include about S500.000 OF
Treasury notes which were received at the De-
partment on account of customs during that pc,
ROD but for which the warrants were not issued
until subsequent period.
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N.MT ANTED. IMMEDIATELY two BOYS
Wv from Is 10 10 years Of eye, a. Appfeal!.
CO u ,ha Tailoring Business.
J. & D. JAMESON.
ysse Is. 1911. 3sf
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Which sum, added 70 the above,
makes the estimated deficit Sl6,G63.2I5 Is

Z --------s----------
Bot the uaderzirne feels it his duty to call tie
attention OF Congress to the more immediate de-
Iaauds Of the public service, and tho means by
which those demands are 10 be supplied.
The sums which win he required from the Is.
OF June 10 the 3lst OF August next, are estina
tod as follows, VIZ
Tor the payment Of Treasury notes
which viii tui. due within that
time, and the int thereon, about 50, 7jG 900 90
Bal for taking the 9Th census 294 1909 Oh
For the civil list, miscellaneous
and foreign intercourse 1900 800 81
Military service 4,j9l .Og3 Oh
Naval do. l,644.000 90
Public debt 6.3s7 90
Expenses OF thu extra session Of
Conacss $4,000 90
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Cd. n II. CoclrrsS. Meekieuhnrv, Il. c.
Chs. ". Harris Mil Grove. n. c.
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i'4isn, piai0, corded. SATIN nguied, plain sHiin,
dguFcd, e1rdad and fancy Cravsis and ssaTis Of
every des9riP,ioa. Woafe continually roceyiag
nev eyles ol Gt1yits aud Ssarfs from LapIon
and Pais-sa thai BE- boxing o,er ouf stock. you
Win always bs sure 20 fud tho latest patterns.
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SWspenders
Gloves OF our own Importation.

Sel"titf qpshlles 81 black, WHITE dafs and
hight colored iIost,n Gloves, white an3 col3red
sllk Gloses baca bsager mud Wal'ea q, tho best
French ard EngiisiI Manufacture Sc &c.
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Making the aggregate available
means which were in the Treasu.
ry on the lst Of January, 1887,
and which came into It PRIOR to
the 9TH Of March, 1871, over ami
above the current revenue
From which deduct tho amount
tless the trust funds remaining
in the Treasury on the 4th of
March, ISL
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Report OF the Secretary of thc
Treasury on the Finances.

In obedience 10 the directions Of the ac
Of Congress Of the I0lh Of May, $40, sup
Elementary 10 the Act 10 establish III
Treasury Department" the Secretary oftht
Treasury respectfully submits the following
report:
1. Of The public rfrenue and expenditures
The receipts and Expenditures Tor tie year Is 10
were as follows:
The available balance in the Treasury
on the lst u January, $40. .excu-
siye of amount deposited with the
States, trust funds, and ndemnities,
aud the amount due from Banks
which failed in 1881, was, rs ap-
pears b. the books Vi the Register Of
tic Treasury s3,GC3,0s3 CT
The receipts into the Treasury du.
ing the year 1910 were from
Customs SI3.49g ,jG2 II
Lands 3,2J2,2sJ -
Bond of the Bank Of tho
U,ited States I,17LJi3 50
Miscellaneous and Incl
dental sources 2o32j5 -
Banks Which failed in
1897, rs C29 -
Treasury notes issued 5,5s9,jE 81
o. 49, -gr * {
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Making an aggregate of

In another part Of this paper the views Of the
Department as 10 the mode Of providing for the
above deficit, together with the residue of the ex-
L.t.l.rr t-l-LI-1 .-aht Vii he nresnntsl
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S31,3lo,O14 20

And there appears an excess of ex-
penditure over the current reve
nue. of S3l
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80
100000 90

9,25l,3ss 30
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Lambs vol airtn1 snd cotton Sarts, Draw
crs god IIasiaty. % ihe bcsI Engl'sh AID Amen
can manufacture. A Superior article Of Shake
snd o,ligi i4uaels.
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Lineu Collars ana Eosonrs
Patent Feather.

All the dtefeut qoahl,ys al pa,eu, Feather
Japauned Muslin and Linen. suitable ior roacl
harness makers. and tie West India aal SCOTT
Amcg.csn markets..
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Gcullcmtn's Sporting, Tavoll0g, Gfcra and
Dress Cape ynuih's, ciilren's ard infants, OF
cloth, sesctr, stis, veiyot norno 6oe., Of al thc
newest European and American styles Oiirur,
q die Army aud Navy lg.u,s!icd aitA Dress sAd
Cndrc4s Caps,
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Making, with the balance IN the
Treasury. January |, ISL, 5,l99,S35 10
The expenditures for the same period
! were
Civil list, miscellaneous,
and foreign intercose, S9I3.jl II
Military department, 2273097 II
Naval department, 75g,3f9 60
Public debt, 3,Gl2 10
Treasury notes redeemed,
including interest, 1883 90
90 leg q
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Sc

10 40
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-07-03
(p. p.)
PROCLAMATION
NO. 2.
PEOPLE OF CANADA:

/ We have been oppressed by the hand o!
Transatlantic power, and unlusily and
cruelty eastlgated with The rod oI nnreleh-
IiDg nllSfu!c toI long series OF years, SO
long, that the measure Of tyranny has filled
10 OVERLOOKING. We increasingly, but in
vain, have attempted to bride a bad gov
eminent, rescind bad laws, enact such as
would cause our institutions 10 emerge
from the alre o! ancient vassaIage and rise
10 The level OF those which characterize HE
recent government of the 18Th century.
Ws now are compelled, by the force Of
tyranny and contrary 10 our sentiments, TO
appeal 10 The force OF arms IN order that
we may acquire and secure 10 us such
rights as are due To deserving and free
people nor shall we lay those arms down,
unliI we shall have secured TO our country
The blessings OF patriotic and synpathl-
sing government
10 all such, perSons as aid us, in these
our patriotic eXertions, WE extend the hand
ot Fraternity and fellowship. And to such
| as shall persist III The blind, headong, plum
deilng, sangulnary aid lncendIaTy course,
That has, 10 our sorrow, and the suffering
OF our aged people, our women and our
children, SO dsgraceiully stamped the heed
less career Of Sir John Coborne, The COM
mander Of the British forces, and his adj
herents, we shall in sell-deence and in
common justice TO our people and our
caese lnfict the retaliation which their
own terrific example has set before us !; but
as there are many persons who now re-
pent OF their conduct, and OF the vanda-
ism oil their associates, a-course which has
driven Us To war, and as our sense OF hu-
manly, OF justice and OF honor, is cast in
different mould from that OF our opprcs-
Sors, we cannot reconcile 10 our principle,
or 10 the morals that elsewhere than in the
English government in Canada, distinguish
The age We live in, to exercise their saw
age example towards them.
We, therefore, solemnly promise TO af-
ford Security and Protection, both in Per-
son and Property, 10 all such as shall lay
down their arms, and otherwise cease 10
Cypress us-a promise, which our Charac-
ter, and the known Moral aud peaceabIe
habits of onr native people, sufficiently
guarantees. Nor shall we lay down our
arms until we shall have effected & secured
the object of our first Proclamation.
BY order Of the Provisional Government Of
the State OF Lower Canada,
ROBERT NELSON,
Com. in Chief Of the Patriot Army.
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CHARLES BULLER.
Chief Secretary.
e.. ID

The document alluded 10 is proclama
ton under the Privy Seal, in the usual YER
bose style, addressed To the Earl Of Dur
lam by authority and in the name Of
Queen Victoria, appointing him Captain
General and Governor in Chief Of British
North America Also as High Commits
sioner to enquire into and adjust all cues
tons as to the future civil government OF
Upper and Lower Canada. 1t however
precludes Durham from exercising any au-
ihofity over the Governor OF Newiound-
land-caIls upon the entire population for
cooperation, and concludes by enjolning
implicit obediency to instructions from
Downing Street.
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N o RI III A w L r G 4 n

which shall be enacted ID legaii7e The pos
session ri, aud afford title for. such unit
tied lots OF land in the Townships as are
under cultivation or Improvement.
Is. That the French and English Ian
gusees shall be used in all public affairs.
And for the fulGlIment ot this Decisra-
ton, and for the support OF The Patriotic
cause 10 which we are now engaged, with
firm reliance on The protection al the
Almighty, and the justice at our conduct,
WE, by these presents, solennIy pledge
10 each other our lives, our fortunes, and
nur most sacred honor.
BY order OF the Provisional Government.
ROBERT NELSON, Presp.
Caldwe Manor, l.. c. 2S,h Feb. 1888.
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u. ~
AMMO SECUNDo
ViCTORlE REGIME.
CAP. l..

An Ordinance to provide for the security OF
the Province Of Lower Canada.
Whereas divers persons, Subjects of her
Majesty in this Province have been charged
with High Treason and other offences oil a
reasonable nature, some OF which said
persons are at present in custody, and 9th
ers have Withdrawn themselves from The
pursuit OF justice beyond the limits of this
Province.
And whereas Of the persons so charged
and in custody, those, whose Games follow
that is TO say, Wollred Nelson, Robert
Shore Mines Boucheiie, Bonaventure Vi
ger, Simeon MarchesseauIt, Henri Al
phonse Gauvin, Toussainl Goddu, Ro-
dolphe Des Riyieres, and Luc Hyacn,he
Mason, all respectively now in the Gaol
oi Montreal, have severaIIy acknowledged
their participation in The such High Treas
on, and have submitted themselves to the
Will and pleasure Of her Majesty.
And whereas Louis Joseph Papineau, a
member Of the late Assembly Of Lower
canada and Speaker thereof. Cyrile Hector
Octave Cote, also member Of the said
late Assembly, Julien Gagnon, Robert
Nelson, also Member OF the said late
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The great response biliiy which is there
By imposed on Me, and the afduUus ma
ture oi the functions which | have TO DIS
charge, will naturally make me most anx-
luus TO hasten The arrival of that period,
when the Executive Power shall again be
surrounded by all The Constitutional checks
OF Tree, liberal and British Institutions.
On you--,he People Of British America
TN your conduct, and The extent OF your
cooperation with NE, will mainly depend,
whether that event shall be delayed or I'M
mediate. therefore invite from You the
most Tree, unreserved communications. ]
beg YOU 10 consider Me- as FRIEND, and
arbitrator, ready at all times TO listen to
your wishes, complaints and grievances,
and fully determined 10 act with the
strictest impar,iaIIv.
II you, on your side will ab;ure oil party
and sectafan animosities, and unite with
Me 10 the blessed work OF peace and har-
moDy, feel assured that ! can lay the
foundations Of such a system OF Gov'ment,
as will protect The rights and interests Of
all 'elasses-alay all dscussiOns-an per-
maneni!y establish under Divine PTovi-
dence, that wealth, greatness, and pros
periiy, OF which such inexhaustibie ee-
ments are 10 be fonnd in these fertile
countries.
Given uuder nay hand and Seal at Arms
at the Castle OF St. Lewis, in the
City OF Quebec, in the said Province
of Lower Canada, the twenty-ninlh
day of May, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight, and in the irst year OF Her
Majesiy's reign.
BY Command.
CHARLES BULLER.
Chief Secretary.
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objects of your high mission. We vii
not occepy your time by suppeating lo
ourselves, nor embausss your LoFdshiI
with attempts 10 avert our fate. We de-
sire To- avoid oil the ceremonies OF trial
convinced as we are OF the impossbiliiy o
obtaining an impartial tribunal, before
which we should have nothing to iear.--
| Ne wish 10 uanquilize the minds OF gen
erous aud con6ding people. We pray thus
TO be allowed 10 establish peace aud osder.
We implore no mercy Tor ourselves. We
would not shock your high and noble mind
by any net unworthy the dignity Of man.
We have lies, my Lord, that render lie as
dear 10 Us as TO your Lordship, and yet we
cannot ignobly invoke even your Lordship'S
sympathy.
As parting prayer, however, we snp-
plicatr Tor the restoration, IN liberty and TO
society, OF the resi- OF our teIiow-prsopers
as well as the recall OF the lugllves, 10 the
firm conviction that they viii one and all
shed the last drop of their blood in defence
OF a Government that can appreciate and
uphold the rights OF IFS subjects, however
remote their abode from the seat OF the
Empire.
We pray God Tor the success OF your
Iordship's peaceful mission, that worship
ping one God, the people may become one
people, and initiating your Lofdship's cx-
ample, in repudiating as we ever have
done, all distinctions Of origin, we hope
for the future, this our wish as hitherto
our eAdeavor may be crowned with success.
We pray, my Lord, that you may be
recognized as the savior OF this distracted
country, and long enjoy the domestic hap
piness our fate denies to us.
We impIore Gods blessings on your
Lordship, and, if there be guilt in high
aspirations, we confess our guilt and plead
guilty.
(Signed,) Wollred Nelson, r. S. M.
Bouchette, Bonaven,ure Viger, S. Maj
chesseauIl, H. A. Gavin, /. Goddu, X.
Des Rivieres, l.. Mason.
70 the RICH, Honorable, the Earl of
Durham, Governor-General, &c. &c.