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get the five shillings day you paid me.
Mr.. R. was discussing with Sir Francis
the propriety of gliding something for
got what. B. was sure it could be done,
Chantry was sure 1t could not; and 81
should know he said for | was once ap-
prenticed to carver and glider Per
haps after all, it is not so Gro 6ning a
grace in Sir Francis Chantry to refer to
the obscure morning of his brilliant day,as
it is disgrace to the paltry world that it
should be considered
have seen Owen Lanark, curiosity
rather from the sensation he at one time
produced in our country. than from any
thing very extraordinary in the man. He
| is pushing his theories with uuabated zeal.
He wasted an hour in trying to convince
me that he could make he world over
and put it all to rights'if he were permitted
10 substitute two or three truths for two
or three prevailing errors; and on the
same morninga philanthyopical phrenol
|, ogist endeavored to show me how, if hi!
, theory was established, the world woulc
soon become healthy, wealthy and wise
, Both believe the work is going on, happ.
j men! So it has always been;. there mus
| be some philosophers stone, some shor
handed process, rather than the slow wa
) ofeducation and religious discipline whlc
to us, Providence seems to have ordair
n al
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n1AMoNDCuT DIAMOND.

A Yankee pedlar,one of that great! tribe
- have learned the art Of SHINING
flint and Of drawing blood out ola stone'
entered the store ola Yankee merchant
and wanted to sell him some razor stroPS'
The merchant declining to have any thing
- 40 with him ordered him out. A an
ice nedIar is not got off so easily. There
NJ ~ Getting rid Of him while there IS a
chance e of his wearylng your patience un-
I'll YOU make purchase. He's hKe tae
immortal slim Bags" He knows the
nal,e Of yeace, and questions, and won
leave off his noise unless he IS wei palO
for it. 1r.ns, trade
with you" ,.ln
aT,ook here now-Pll take any gooo
you've got in payment"
90 oct out. tell you what III DC
Mister, I'll sell these stroPs al Tue -"
est wholesale prices, and take any :
> Vour goods at your retail figure. lna'
: awell, as you're so pressing, I'll tax ia !
.we,ve dozen at Sc per dozen, that VIII
= $40 which you shall take out N ~ y
] Goods | chose, that / have in the store.
. "Well, | guess you amt got noInl,
= - chat can't dispose of somewhere.
q l'et make out YOUR bin and receipt It,"
!, The sE pedlar did 50, and called ont on Il
!. merchant to select the goods ne chose
pay him IN, whsreuPon the "a m sa;d
q 81 retaiI these at one dollar each-we .,,,a
y now square-I bought them at your VIII,
: ale mice. and sell them to you again
IN IN The pediar looked daggers, but ne I,
he 10 put up with the modification o. p =
IL oysrreached, which was his greatest :, =
- osl HE. and made him tight down savage
: S.nddY Atlas.
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hand at too late an hour for publication m to-
morrow's paper; but we are enabled to state
upon authority which admits Of no cues
ton, that each and every Of the three
Judges have gwen 1eitten opinions AGAINST
HIS DfSCf1ARGE-so that of necesslty,the
case must 60 to ajury.
We cannot but regret this decision; as we
deem it one of the clearest points of irterna-
tional law that citizen of state cannot De
held responsibleI in his own persons for an act
recognized by his government as an act OF war
for Which It admits its responsibility. The
act for which Mel cod is about to be tried.was
the act of the British nation. They admit
their responsibility; and there would be no
more Justice in pushing Mcleod fol. it, than
there would be be in the arrest and punish-
ment of Gen. Scott if he should visit Cana
da, for his participation in the battle OF ChtP'
Delrau.-Ibids
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DEATH OF NJ. NlEMCEwICZ.

The Journal Des Debats of Paris, an.
noufices the decease of this distinguished
Pole-who was for many years resident
of Elizabcthtown, New Iersey.-The
Journal Des Debais gives the following
sketch of his career.
Poland has just lost one ofits most IL
lustrious and tried citizens in the person
of Juline Ursin Niemcewicz, a venerable
old man, "a years of age. From his youth
continues the Debats, he was distinguished
for his progress in literature. He was
one of the most eminent nuncies of the
great Constituent Diet of 1791.-Aid de
Camp of Kosciusko. wounded and captur-
ed by his side, he suffered long confne-
ment in the dungeons of St. Petersburgh.
Having been set at liberty at the accession
of the emperor Paul, he emigrated to
America with Kosciusko, the old COM
panion in arms, of Washington who gran
ted those exiles an honorable hospitality,
Though a cultiyator and American citi.
zen, he fastened in 1907 to serve his ma
tive country, for whom new era haC
commenced, and whose viclssitudes from
that period he constantly shared. As Sc
cretary and member Of the Council O
Public Instruction, President of the Soci
ety of the Sciences, and iatterly appolnte
to a mission to England in 1881, he wa
, necessarily devoted to his country. His lii
erary'works.in prose and verse were acor
tinual echo of the events which occurre
. in Poland, and in which he had performe
: SO d 'slinguished a part.-The news Of h
g death will cause considerable sensatlo
throughout Poland.-His numerous frien'
Y in France, Great Britain and American
r regret one whose amiable and genera
# disposition enabled him to all with who
he was acquainted.
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n.NcF OF THE FAIRIES.

.sAt this moment" says moaefh nov
:, vvr;ter...the flares. as Il by one impulse,
i Ja gs into the ring and began dancing
auS airy round with all their tiny night.
II They crossed hands, twined their arms g,
a che the pigeon-wing. the partridge
nm run and all the triumPhs O the ss,.l a..
,S with Taglioni and others delight H
~. mas' renefd audiences Of London and Ear.
-; = 70 oe the great credit Of the sex; and the
=, = s Of public taste and morals;
i Tba Persian fairy ennulated the fests o
.bs ~ dancing girls Of the East; the Sco 's.;l
,.,s cache achieved highland fling; the lasls
, I'd haired Irish spTite caPered Jlgi ana q,
= ss INIT from, the forest Of Eantaan Dlu
a;snlavsd herself in a style that some J
tbe more discreet, FAIRIES thoungs no' =
Greet.
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THE sEMINoLE,s REPLY.

BY LIEUT.. @. w. PATTEN, o. 8. A.
aThe attack on Fort Mellon was made, it is
supposed. by Philip and his gang.--The action |
must have taken place before the information |
of the truce could have been received by the |
Indians who made the attack,-FlOr. Ncl0s.
Blaze! with your serried columns
l will not bend the kneel
The shackle ne'er again shall bind
The arm which now is free
I've mailed it with the thunder!
When the tempest muttered low;
And where it falls We well may dread
The lightning offs blow.
I've scared ye in the city,
I've scalped we On the plain;
Go. count your chosen where they fell,
Beneath my leaden rain
scorn your profer'd treaty,
The pale-face defy;
Revenge is stained upon my spear.
And "blcod'' my battle cry.
Some strike for the hope ofbooty,
Some to defend their all
l battle for the JOY have
To see the white man fail;
l love among the wounded
Tohear the dying moan,
e And catch, while chanting at his side,
4 The music of his groan.
Ye've trailed me through the Forest
Ye've track'd me DER the stream,
: And struggling through the ever glade,
;. Your bristling bayonets CLEAN;
/. But stand as should the warrior,
It With his rifle and his spear;
"a The scalp Of vengeance still Is red
And warns ye-tcoaE NOT HERE"
= Think ye to find my homestead!
y NV ts s7ff i household DO you seek!
E. am childless sire I,
I'd But should yon crave LIES nourIshment
Enough have and good:
., live on haEe-t'is all my bread:
al Yet light is not my food.
ISL Iloathe We with my bosom
RE scorn We with mine eye. ),
Dr.; And I'll taunt We with my latest Orestl
re And fight ye.tll Idle
III. Ine'er viii ask ye quarter,
az AndiI ne'r will be your slave;
~ But I'll swim the sea of slaughter
'a 1c TIL sink beneath the wave
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COLUMBUS, MIsSIsSIPPL TUESDAY, july 27 l84l

and righteousness, and the gifts of nature
and science are mere grains of dust IN
comparison. The only fault in this
system is, that we are not sufficiently in
spired by it to perceive its advantages.
Perhaps longer residence here may help
tosEPHINE.
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eWashiugtOn, DC.
NEw-YoRK, July II.


r:.s-About 5o'clock on Sunday afternoon
60 Sroke out in the extensive turPenune
49, ate v' IF Messrs. Blackwell & Co. at Hal.
1 Iat.'s Cove. which, notwithstanding the mos.
le1ss OUse exer,ions to save it, was destroyed
s s.h Is contents, and eight dwelling houses
adjoining occupied y psIGa s s sGn1fsssd T TS6
the estdDl.s a.[.5 70 have been communicated by
i.e e- + su from the chimnies Of the steamer
I BP@pEsr.H passing up the river "A, among 6ng
~ Contents Of the store house were loV Dal-
.ns ;Of champhire and spirits Of turpentlnes
res ~ '.,;tt The houses consumeds caused an
waSrs loss Of about 800; two.thlrds q
winch were covered sy INSURANCE i; 5000 ~ s #
Hartford g ss aRa '0f Saa city was on tie
Inc dire a;rect,ng the mavailing efforts OF the
SPOT ao,, One Hslem, and BrOokingdale En-
g grUS e stay the progress Of the flames.
; Aisos 49, ,v;th with all its contents. wa
g 5Sstroved. Amount Of loss not ascertained-
Tour. d Eng.
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a man refused to pay US his account 2.
"a = IN TI, saving sshe had no money! On me
aT ~ II Of the same day he lost bus poSSes
I,coE Containing eight hundred dOllarss-1a1e
con Messenger. - p.a
monAL.--Always pay the PI s;, = A. pau az
sher thorough Or wsl design nd FAY y
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your aos y ..,,rsnaIty, whch no one viii deny.
napl. s :, withiniiself. Hyou wish for good
IS loIip s'ceess IN your undertaking, be pune
IucK anu ri sh;ncs, and above all never torget
Lual s y = "a sPsy he Printer 49, Colase'
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circulation.

r1..o;x;,,. p the Case Of McLeoa.- lhe
sss,s ofsbe Supreme Court Of the state on
a s v.l; = for the discharge OF McLeoo'
ls Iafore then, on writ Of Hdbeas Cor
usOu..s !. have been made at Utica this NOR
Pc, md 3 win be received in this City BY tns
BOst Tomorrow morning. 9 Hsh t
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25
MUlINY AND MURDER

var '"'"m""'t' was thrown INTO con.
,,,.I,ft,,',.,'r' S''''N ny w at
''"' - -, ''' ~, ',-2 C''''' WIN he IntrIh.
- ,La ''' ,, ''o ,''''' VI ,""L' h'' ''sr e,
n,'I.,.l ',', ,,.. W ,"' ''''"' at """r"
u,. Eo.,,, .1,, 49, ,'''' "o'''''
Na,,,, Nr1 pa,,. ',,," NC vessel '"'"
the slaves v.r, 80, ~ tn. -, " >, - :. w
IS, n,rhou,, ~. ,,,, ,,.., ''' . H.
III hi. uu.r,n,. rrom ", q I..n, "N
n.cr m,,r, an,j n,,y ,,,,. ,,,.,., ,'' - wy
oIr, an owe ,h.,, n.h,"n.'., .'' ''''
THE Creol4 Can, = ,.,,n - -, 'I
s,rrd hom ,ha, mari r., ~, n D "''.'''''
the 27th ct O,rdbe VIM , c,r,o' ,I y,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25

money system Of Great Britain, & which
has sWeIicd her debt from 81 10 800 NIL
Ions sterling.
The ezra clpi1s were then ordered am
Ihe Senate without further debate adj lnrn
Ell.
HOuSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,
At mon the private Serrrrary OF Tar
President presented tie Message 10 The
House.
1t was then read by The CIerk, after
which
/ Mr. WISE moved that it be hirI on the
mLlr, and that ten Thousand copies lie
printed.
Sir MASON desired toa-k Il question:.
He ~isArI ro know whether the prospcc.
l0s Of the Congressional Globe, which hr
saw appended to the printed copy OF the
message, was intended 10 ur HrIahcd ~
the ooIon o.! The geollrmn lmm Vugin.
IA.
MIR, WISE said his m lion referred
solely Ia the manuscript mrs,a.c sui bN
the Prrsiteor toihe Sprakrr Of the iIwsr
Mr. MASON lheu proceeded to cxpr -
his as'"uIsrm'ot that The prospectus Il
the Congressional GIobe should hnveIrcn
permitted Ia be apren ed ~ tie punrd
copies OF the NirS,ag". H. dr>lrrd IA
know hy what authority Elur & Rwls
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S0niafee ErDcji,joa -OGc;oJ =,

- 0o"'afee LrPcd'io" -OGicial. Ia,
|'''''r III last evening coutnos the tot
'n"ing, "hlch It translates from "EI Din
RIO GOJieOn, dared.
MENlCo, November lG.
The supreme vcrnmrnihas rpr,,y.,
the iolI'"lng oili:,I drspA"h;
all. q Of he C,nnandlou Gpn
er"l OF Department Of Cnhu.h,a
November 3, 1871.
"fniI ofjW, have the honor to trans
mt % Sour ENceIic"cy rhe lpIo wing IN
'e'hge"r", inst received. Il conGr.,
"h"I wrote Ia you Yesterday aboui IN.
.nP'"fe ct ths FeNnns who Invaded new
heXIru.
"ihis day, Lirtsnanr .Theodo,in,
Rrn"no presented himself before m,
"lW 10 mrn OF The first rural comp,ny
al >. r.. He brought with HIM the Tex.
1t" Colonial M'L3od, three Captains 4
DECOR, two BOYS, aud IA Mexican namea
D'n Antonio Navarro, whom General
A'mll' had put under his escort 10 this
place.
Lieut.. Qpntano has given me the fol.
I'"log information;
'Flrst Ga the 18Th Of October, he sci
mt rom S,m Miguel del Hado win the
PRISONERS above mentioned.
"SecondIy. That pn The day loIlnwInp
Oct. II, Captain Dmmso S ,Ilzlr was
ave lett Badn al the head Of two hnndr. d
men, aud having under his care the re
n'inder OF TeXmnprlSnncrs, 1872 in nun.
''r; aud afterwards, while on the rond,h, |
Qmn'aool heard Of S,lts march.
"Fhlrd That lhs Texans we're can.
lred at tho lagoon of Colorado, ia he |
'ijdid OF tue PIaln Of Estacain. wilhoul
shot having beeo fired; they having sur
endered al dlscreslon, on The first sum.
lons from Lieut.. Gil. Juan Andres Ar.
hui7l", having under his orders $50 men
10 advanced guard OF Gen. Arm,il's d..
sion.
"Fpnrlhly. That IL wagons, five Of
hIch we're filled with goods worth S25,.
Do, an1 the other seven combining pro-
"'on and AmuniIlon,O piece Of cannon,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25

the banks which had laid before the leejs.
aluTc statement Of lheir si'unlou, a.
monH,cd In S33 100000. aud their dis.
counts and louos 10 S3,AOOG00, more
ihNn $4,000 600 helond rhelr capital
pad ln.-in November last, the capital
paidln together with The accumulated pro,
us, net divided, Amounted to SIS, 100000
ana the discounts aud leans to Sij, lO0,>
600, ID cs 81 100000 below The capit,l
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fled The vessel, broken open all the trunks
aud decked themselves out in such cloth
ing as they could hnd.
Ga Tut9day morning, nj 8 O'clock, The
bag arrived az Nassau. We make the
following extract from the letter Of Mr. j.
i, Bacon, American Consul n, Nassau:
"ihe American Consul, immediately
after lie arrival Of The C,eoIr, had ;hr
! captain and two If the mea taken on shore
and Their wounds dressed, and nlsn those
on board. 10 prevent thr slaves from Io-
ing on shorr, he well koowng, if This was
not done, II would be lmpos-lhIr Ia secure
those gully Of the murder. This was
comEiled wlrh, aud an investigation order
ed Ia he taken hv two magistrates The
Consul MISC has token testimony Of the
Passengers AMI crew. Nineteen slaves
"ere Identified as having taken an arnyr
mrl 70 the mnrIuy aud murder, aud con.
Il lrd un'lI farther oiders, the Guyrrnur
'r'nsug f. send them Ia America Cor rhr
=" seat, aud the rrmoludrr 81 the Save,
VIM N" rNrrp'i"n Of i've, were III Grated
Wy the lnlPrtprrucr ul h., VI jrsN's
~uhj"rrs aud Dhr auhorirlrs Of ,he colony.
they we're considered and treated ~ pas.
ScrgerS, with the rr9ht 10 90 81 shore 10
h"hls whenever thry pleased, white the
Consul commended they grrr, under The
circumstances al the case, rs much por-
hon 81 The "or@o as the ,ohavco, and rh,.,
the Hr' lsb G verUmenr had not lie rlght
to lnc'i"r" many m9uner that would pro-
"ute their hbrra,ion.
1.-The cap'.rnIS c"nvaIescng, and VlII
rrha"I! recover, though it Wi be YER,
slowly. The other wounded are dom.
we'll. On their Liberation vessel was
inm"dmlrIy PAT np Tor JamaIra, 'dsrr.
''''"g Tor em'gron's, passage pnIt, aud
numbered them have entered hrir names
~ o."
B"l ond N s here is hut I,tIe IN state.
Alter The grriv,l nt ihr Crr"I" At N,-s4u.
'he slavr' ackuuw lrda"d that Ban,t
,d,..d ,L.,, -, .',.,I,o INV ''
and had AVIAN ,h. - i,s.,,,.,,.. "''
,o,l A. r. ,..i -
No., ron,..L,l c'...',,'',
and n,,,h.o.,,. w. w | - 49, ''''''
Tn ,y,,, r,.,'.' y ,'"'''- Tvs ''''''
n.,s or.,a : ''''''"' ""' "'o'' '"'N
Eo,, I.,.,.u. ..r.C
,,,roI :, Ch.',,''. az, -, wv >''','' "e'
u,o.,. 49,, ,.,I,,,a, ,.>,, "I-' ~ """'
=, "" we '..'nr' "',""G'd =" J"hr>"" s
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. NIB mbrr, 1889
~ - we .,JO5, Is
On the q o tobpr, 1871,
SJGj,l&G 3,I53,!JC

Two years Of suspepsip,, h,vcJ,'..
Z" '"rIt "'nhoIe means $500 COO nnJ h.
creased lheIr immediate IahIl,,irs ,,.r,
t'ah S'oo,OUO, Thus it is clpody son,
'i'a' me evils The country is I,bo,ir, nn
der, TAR from being rpmpJied bv ~, 49,
pS"''o" are yeorIy aggravated BY - rom.
iI"naace Five banks DOW co,,l.s. M -"
'nn''''iy 10 sustain themselves witbo,t -,
s','aoc'. in year more, rbs ,onh..
VIII prob@rbly be doohlej for n. n,I,,.
mo"" would considerably redurs n.
me IT'S OF he stronger banks. y ih,n, ra
dilm - "''hef con
Those institutions which are now uo,.
vic TO resume viii be sun less able to do
50 hereafter. The depreciation IN the
Fa'"e % our pro IUcis, and or,,,I .s,,,,
'e'"'''"s 'rom the disorder in our curren.
t -, 20 ocis on The port iolias Of The banks
~ diminishing The pecuniary obil;u.s ol
- ',''s7 VINO are indebted 10 them. AJrrnd, |
' ''I' , ~ ceased 10 rely win confidence,
,po' 'ne punrtnal payment Of The ,,nn,
l''y nave oIsconned, and the proe.,oj |,
per already considerable. canno, lil ~ Il
increase IN iilghlGI manner bo . Inn,..
Of The SUSPENSION, Hayins .
ISL Inc advantages of their bankin, p,;y.
eyes oy the SUSPENSION, those corporo.
ons nnd themselves deprived Of ,be;r or n
mary profits, whilst tic public are len II
I'hou' Ihe 'aclI'iIes they had rghl 10 II
'poct. Ia January 1887, tho cepi!ul OF 8
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25
HE UNION.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday December as, 1871.
JAMES NJ. GWlN.

Is the Anti.B)nd candidate for Repre.
sentative, at the special election, which
takes place on The Gath nrd 25,h DAYS of
December next.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25

From thc n, y fICayun
An AMI Bon tmaa --"Wll~m WIZ
kI0,," sud he X rocder yeS.erday' v"
'hai purely profound toae "l Vo''t ,y W.
winch he IS remarkable, ""IIlI'm Wv
klns, you were found drunk last nl9"'
"WrlI | ackno" ledge The corn 'q'"'
You'd fad no back out IN Bill "IIn'"'
40 how," salt gentleman vita long 10
ia u lnsey woIIsey suit.
Recorder. Where do YOU live!
Blu. In Wilkinson county MIssl''F
u, by Cd!
Here several p ,I.ce officers caI,e'
der, anI 10 lid h,ndruhs At Mr.. W''N'g1
aud VI WlIklus lookrd Al the ponce eur
rers rs il he dII MT cnrG he tlr"t - III
or their combined physical and w" ~
power.
"Mr. Wilkins" said The recorder ~"
assaulted the wirchnlu when he a'lo"r
ID t, arrest Won, aud you viii nave "
i've bonds to Keep the peace"
"No you doa',, sqnrr," s,ys Bill, "0'
.on don'. You can't come that IItR'-
3.ll Wilkins is an up aud down Anl'oo,sh
nan, and he wnnl have nothing to DO W."
,onds, no how"
Here a gentleman from MIs-i'sp'l VIZ,
new Bill uterlpreI nnd alter a brIeI GU"
ersaIlon wlh his honor,in aud under to,s
he latter addressed Bill aud sad, A..
he character | have just heard OIL yov''A'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25

money system Of Great Britain, Il which
has sWeIrd her debt from 81 10 800 nil.
lons sterling.
The ezra c1p's were then ordered and
he Senate without further debate adj ,nrn
ei.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Fromtoc baltimore American.

'ha i
ne o'cfe'nTy o. the Senate read the
names OF the Senator'S present yesterday
WV" '"e "',,' q y'7'rfda, 5 rto"'"d'
~" - "''r" Mr. hay"t'' OF Delaware
''''''''',''" '''' we '"'''"''i'' ra7S"t
, :, ~, ny NE '%"r'' To wait on the
''''o'|' r IA" "'""o'' " 'h'' In'f, an"
'''' 90 ''' "" ''''"'' ''"' ''' ! ''si.l'"'
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ScVr"'y's'x horses Or mnl-,

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Sevrn'y'slx horses or MI
en-. " mules, and -
, u, that no other ,"l.' 'p,' yor En.
wr'''rn or "raI, has rr' "''noo, en,,
c ,"'' ."arr.' bet occnnnI for '% ,, touching
nave %l Gu, t., of The bear. d e t" ,Ir
st sure an Opportunity Of nda'n, ,, e, 1o
81 'or country. They sven, w. hog.op
c 10" me e., example "' Ii" brave 'S,.y%.V
cans by beating nni capIr,inr We" ,l4,
ANS who agaiosr the pp,g''"s he To.
or the nordrrs Of the Pycn ,''O ot Mr..
"Sigued, '
$50 his Eyc,IIpncv, VoNDE
The Secretary Of War an, A..
l'""''0Aa American
II aGntdq nc -
transfer 70 our oa ", WV yea pealn,
Patriotic rpeol,t;a inns NE lClipvn,
ieUiel, ~, ~ ,,''"' NJuN paS,dhS
tate ;: Caro- ;, Wv" ) ~. III and go1 n
ri tic md n.'I 49,. "'hofe Lcm |
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lack on. viii ca T'., as tty nNn
s. { oroj.n, n, ',"| he 'Sa@pc d |
tiv,s at w s jporon ,o ~ IL .e%t.
the great pirate Of ,be n ,.' u0HN
the dl,trlbu n ,., "o'' IcIG.
bonds, declare war ., oin W. "'c ID.
and in Ell }cQrs tho t,co ~. ''''- ."Il
poWclesS:- ''''' "'N.@
noo.,,
,,,, , ~ ~, 'n"' When the States N.
tbc ",,',a, , "a o"I''' uoVe'hmcnl with
nn,.n. '",. - "Go,''' y war maxim,
,o,,.,, W - '"'''' commerce and
,.rda. ,L. ''''''eoHiSe' lhey did 20
VIZ > ,'c''ll' aSS'lla' c. ,hat IIe
IN 81, =; .,.,;' 49,. =. VAe' iSec, no only
Or fine nrotoS,;o '' os So''|l mono, Ju
State in III" Jrniao u r. ',''' u q ever
g cs.iop dir Of "r i'T;. , '0'Sa e
djsgris. 4 " '''"''0>' 'Pej OF
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=; ''"''I' - uo,' mug al ,each ngoN
=, '' ,,o, " NV w. ''l-, az seas d'r MA tine
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,,'4o''o ~ u'e'L ) ave pr perry est
J;., ~! l,'''s u "'c 81" On ll"r west
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,,; 1 i ~ ''','"'c II ne
conduct IF Ter Subie is WIN riog,od
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