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o. Immediately after the above named sale Of
Capt McLaughlins property, on Saturday afternoon the
Sd of June the subscriber will offer for sale, the pemi
SEES lot OF ground in the square, No. 104 the
of and 10th fronting % feet street,
and 80 IL on 10Th street, together with the improve
ments thereon consisting OF small frame building, now
for years past under rent at 81 per month.
Credit will be given for the purchase money till the LIST
of October next provided the purchaser gives undoubed
security for the payment by that day
May 2S-ts X. W. DYER, Auctioneer.
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Al large and enthusiastic meeting of the democmts of
.hs city, held last evening front Of the "UnioA Build
Tor the purpose of determining upon their course in
the coming city election, Franklin Myers, esq, was
called to the chair, and c. s Jones appointed secretary
Jonh Boyle, esq, was nominated for Mayor, and Jas
W. ohsahan Tor Registers which ticket will be supported
by the democracy of this city.
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Wood and Coal.

MAILED PROPOSALS will be received the office of
ne Clerk Of the House of Representatives Of the United
n unt Saturday, the first day of july 1873. IL
& meridian for furnishing, for the of said House,
e hundred cords of the best hickory wood, saving the
Hihe Capitol. ''-' --'-'' z, H.; . 49, MI
sealed proposals will also be received at the same time
, pace, Tor furnishing hundred of the best
coal, well broken and screened, be deposited in
me- sW OF the Capitol. the wood ard coal to be
and weighed at the expense Of the person furnishing
anne, and to be delivered and packed away before the
ny uay OF October next. t- e.ils li .
and security to be approved of by the Clerk the
e performance OF the contract, win be required.
- l.b.llii.l lGt9utD THO.cJ CAMPBELL :
clerk OF House Representatives of the United States
May 2B-tlJuly.
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RG II. ". DYER, .1fscitOneer.

I OF Mt Auction.--On Friday nexI the I'd June, at D
IL O'Clock shall SELL on the premises, lot No 2, In
square No $50 fronting 50 feet inches ID street west
by deph of about 80 feet between and streets south
Terms of sale; One-thrd cash, balance in and IL
months, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
r. w. DYER,
Nav 27--eods Auctoneer.
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Rp A. GREEN, .4,scttOneev.

C,ADDLES. Harness, Whips, Furniture, &C., at Auc-
tOn.On Thursday, the LIST of June. shall sell the
lately occupied by D. s. Waters esq, It'll street.
nearly opposite the Patriotic bank, at O'Clock, m the
the sore comprising large lot of the above
named goods with multitude of other articles neces-
say enumerate The goods be sold, and bargains
may be expected the is given up, and all be
removed Terms cash. A. GREEN,
May 31-2t Auctioneer.
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The distribution among the officers seamcn &c. Of tho
Bon Homme Richard is as follows:
To Ieutenants, captain of marines, and master,
each *z,zo ol
To lieutsnants of marines, surgeon, chapain
purser, boatswan, gunner, carpenter, masters
mates, and secretary Of the fleet each 9aS IL
To mdshipmen, captains clerk, surgeons
mates, boatswain's mates carpenters mates,
punner's mates, steward, sail MAKER cooper,
armorer cook, cockswain, sergeant of marines, 49,
EACH 1Ol %
To seamen, ordinary seamen, boys, &C., each lSo !"
And among the officers seamen, &c., of the
frigate Alliance;
To sn ,isntenanS captain OF marines anu 22sr q
To lieutenants of marines, surgeon, chaplain
purser, boatswain, gunner, carPehtef mas or~ an
ier's mates and secretary Of the feet eaoh oah -
Tomdshipmen, captains clerk, surgeon mates,
boatswain's M aes, carpenters mates, gnnners
mates steward, s setyean Of msnes each 1856 "a
To seamen, ordinary seamen, boys, &C., each ioo %
Nav 3l--law4w 1000 500.
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WASHINGTON, May %, 1913.

. - WASHINGTON, May 10, 1913.
SIR' The undersigned citizens of Washington have
heard with lsgret OF your disposition TO be candidate
for the office of Mayor. ~
We respectfully ask you to reconsider your deerinina
ton, and allow us to present Glloweiti-
1ens for their surages the ensuing uluncinal election
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L,EMALI. HOUSE SERVANT For sale "A first rate
cook, washer and roner. and chambermad, under 80
years od OF the strongest constitution, and correct moral
habits Inquire Z street, doors west Of 10Th.
May H-eod3 i'
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Hv n. II. DYER, .qucfioneer,

rLARET AND PORT WINES AT AUCTION.-On
" Friday evening next, the I'd June, at hapast five
o'clock, shall sell at my auction store
20 claret, good article
20 do port wine.
Terms cash R. w. DYER,
May 3I-3t Auctioneer.
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nv A. GREEN; .a..cssos>sv.

TNRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
l. AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE COUNT
On Thursday the 18th June. shall se the premises
by order Of the Orphans Court, and ratified BY the Circuit
The following described property, belonging the Of
James Douglas, deceased, Wit N3BE49N si NJ aa5
Lots Nos g. g. and g. square No. $780, situated II tho
of 4h street north and street west containing
square feet, and will be subdivded suit purcha
sers Also Lot No H. square No 49, containing 874O
square feet situated the sand fronting south Q. be-
the first named property at o'clock p. m and the second
named ats o'clock, p. $500 a5. .aais als
Terms of sale fourth cash balance In three equal
nsamens Of six twelve, and eighteen tnonths the pur
chaser purchasers giving notes, Enthusiastically endorsed
bearing from day Of SALE The the
right resell the property at the risk and of tho nr
purchaser by giving three days notice of the resale the
terms be not complied with sei ~"
VIM. G. GORSUCH, Administrator = 4
A. GREEN, AuctioneeT. }aas s45s
June l-eod&ds tt .!1p9s Il. .eyfsta
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Distribution Of pxxe-money TO tho oAf4xs aud
the " bon Honame Richard" and |" Aulanss."
CIRCULAR. e"hA ~
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

CIRCULAR. e'''hb =
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
FIRST AUDIroR's OFFICE, May IL, 1913.
SIR. The I'd section of the of Congress- entitled Gan
act for the reefo John Paul Jones' approved
March 81 l8iS provides for the payment o legal rap.
resentatives said John Paul JONES' the officers
seamen and of the squadron under his command
being citizens of the United Sate their
respective proportions of the vaue estimated BY
Benjamin franklin of the three prizes captured by the
squadron under command of said Jones' and delivered
up to Great Britain by Denmark in I779," &c.
In order obtain the money which may be found due
of deceased party, 1t will be proper and
sary person entitled, take letters
estamentary Of administration thereon, where this has
not been previously done and file certificate thereof
duly executed which shall recite that evidence pro-
duced which satisfied the who granted said letters
that the es,aor nestate, with relation whose estate
said letters issued the person of that name who
was an officer specifying his Iank-seaman, marne-on
boar of of said squadron designating the ship
which he served ALSO that he citizen of the United
States And further when letters of administration shall
have been in any other State, Territory district
or county, that in which the party resided she time
of his DEATH should appear that they taken
by or at the and request Of the widow
kin deceden for want thereof then by. the
instance Of creditor his And if any officer
man. or marine, who served on board the Bon Homme
Richard or frgate Alliance be living, he should submit
with application whether 1t be made in person or by
attorney evidence writing that will satisfactorily prove
that he was such officer seaman, marine. And when
any party entitled shall wish act by Attorney he should
acknowledge power that he may wish to confer, be-
fore notary public other officer authorized to take tho
acknowledgment Deeds whose official character shall be
certified by the clerk the county, under the seal Of his
Office or otherwise conormably to law
VERY respectfully,
WIN. COLLINS,
First Auditor.
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b. b. Currsn,
z. X. Ohutt,
~. ]. Montgomery,
n. j, Holland,
ypssph Hsdri0k,
H. Jackson,
z. w. McKnew,
w. d. Wallach,
G. p. Sengstaok,
L. Washington, jr.,
John G, Shater,
Geo. Med. Burke.
Henry Brooks,
G. w. @. Huntington,
H. G. Williams,
Francis Reilly,
II. Langtry, ~
John M. McCalla,
T. J. Nc Gala,
d. McComb,
James Towles.
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John p. Heiss,
David Hedrick,
Charles 8. Jones,
J. T. Loockorman,
g. H. Nc DucM,
Jas. T. Bennett,
w. l.. Jones,
B. Irvine Wylie,
Patrick Hefernan,
w. M. Payne,
Edw. Pritchard,
w. N. Ball,
Geo, Gregory,
Ed. M. Spedden,
James D.'Chedal,
G.. Gordon,
John Shaw,
Jas. l.. Smith,
John p. Van Tyne,
Andre W Han cock,
John G. Mullay,
To JOHN BOYLE, esq.
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MARsHAIss SALE.

virtue writ of fe acias, issued from the clerks
Office of the Circuit Court the District of Columbia
The county of Washington, and to me directed shall
pose public SALE for cash, Saturdays the 2Ah Of June
next at the of the Court House doom of said county.
IL O'clock m, the following properly. wig L Of grnd
distinguished the Plan of Washington City as lot No q.
in square No. ST. and bounded ilows Beginning
the corner 4h street south and Cspu and
running due line with said Cspitoi sreet IL
feet east thence due south the width of Is feeto The
of said lot and about 100 feet deep, hNypg and half
story dwelling sheEson Aeiss@ and layed
the property of Columbus Harrison, and sold 70 satisfy
udicals No. 66 March term, lS3 N rANor Of BslAam
Burch. ., ALEXANDER HUNTEhr
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
May 2f-ds ht ttenlo "a 10 91tfia. liI
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CTRAW Maatings and Floor On Clsahs t1't reserve"
- per schooner Fairfax, direct from New York
u pieces very superior A straw, mating
Is +" :. IA colored straw mating
"a 81 and "a white do y ~
K re0 tln.s pfu a T-lllio do do b for steps
2S natrernx NJ very superior OIL cloths which viii be
TO suit balls or passages of any shape 9. ,ello
Also constantly hand, a full assortment OF ingram,
tbree.rv and Venetian carpeting to all OF which we
nV, -f inc a''n"On q r. H. HooE & CO
May l1-3w isfbIos a,svfIy
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington May "A, lSiS.
.rpARATE PROPOSALS win be received at this

~
Washington, May "A, lSiS.
up.RATE PROT,OsAL.S win received at this
dapsnment until O'clock the Both day OF June nex',
~ nopying the stationery and executing the printing de-
be in the three schedules below. The stationery must
y nj the best quality and the printing executed In The
~, manner Samples of the former must accompany
& bid and specimens of The latter VIII be shown 10 bid
- AT the Sc vera bureaus if desired.
The successful bidder will be required 10 give bond with
ved surees for the faithful fuilment OF his contract
5 The department will the right to order the ar
mel and TO increase diminish the quantities stated
Rank forms will be furnished bidders application
he department
lst-FOR STATIONERY.
Paters--aade of linen stock.
eams folio post, ruled, machine made, weighing
d ,eams single cap, ruled machine-made, weighing
IL lbs, per reani ,o,,,
sreams ngle cap hand made, weighing l2A lbs, per
%.
G reams quarto posi- plain, hand made, weighing 81
lbs per ream
40 reams quarto post, plain, machine-made, weighing
81 lbs, per ream
200 reams quarto post, rueu hachhe-ihaoe, weighing
81 lbs per
N ea,s ouarto post ruled hand made, weighing 4bs,
Is reanls paper, per ream
do copying paper, do
do bloing paper, do
60 do envelope paper, buff or yellow, royal per
40 do flat cap do
Pens, ink, &c.
2dozen cards Perry's pens, per dozen cards
20 do cards other metallic pens do
lp,0O auls, No 50, per 1000
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11


ger holding o or more than two small bot
1es Look OUT and not get imposed vpon.-
Every boilic has ssVsughn's Vegetable sLith
,n,riplc Mixture ,nblown upon The glass, tho
rriiten signature Of "G G. Vaughn +" on ihei
directions. and G, G. Vaughn, Buffalo, STAN
ned on the csrk. None other are genuine,
Prepared BY pr, 6. G. Vaughn, and sold al
he principle ofTce, 201 Main street, Buffalo,
atlwholesals and retail No attention paid
% naicssr post paid orders from reg.
ridrly constituted Agent, ercepted-post
paid letters, ur veibal Communication solic-
ting advice, promptly attendedto, gratis -
Offices devoted exclusively 10 The sale of
This article--l32 Nassau street, New York
city ;c95 sEsasx street, Sslems Mass. and by
the principal Druggists throughout the' Uni1
ted States and Canada, as advertised in the
papeTsg a gssaggn.IlA 10 ,Rslas 6s.as.ga N
For sale byoH. G. LEE, Kalida. soila,S s,a
n. J. Myers, CoIumb IS Grove. s'ets W
Hamilton g. Rice, Pendlston.. = y s.ti'''
Isaac B. Smith, Gilboa. 49,.
., w. Owen. traveling agent. Sslab
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o,GP iecc o. p acks ge.'

New Styles are received, almost every day
and many of them are got up for our own
sales,-an not TO be found elsewhere.
GTPrpied lists of prices, corrected. from
day 10 day, with every variation of he mar
ket, and are placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be abb 10 form some idea
qfbe extent and variety of our assortment,
when we state, that the value Of our usual
stock of ihis
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SALE 0FRE43t ESTATE BYORDER,
t9 nrA.OF .(OURTl, ..t..,'

f-ll1H0n Hh UFCUUR F.I OFHolils ls03
hN the first Monday, (being the 7tb day) Of
W Februaiy 1919. between The hours of iio'.
clock, A. NJ, and 3 o'clock T. Nj, s,.he House
Of Matthew Chambers in the, Town If Gilbcs,
Putnam County, Chic, will be sold TO The highest
bidder ibs following real Estate situate in the
Aforesaid county ssf Puinsm, the property Of
Nathaniel Derling an lnssRs perssa. 80 witt; !,
The fouth east quarter Of the, south easi aueT-
Ter Of section mum Der six in township one north
Of Range eight east, cohtsininp 40 asres more or
less; Terms Of enls. Csbfi1in hand. i1iliBi h9G0
3 amii DANIEL ROBBINS, a, aiil ia.i
Iiiae al G,o,9 Qua rd,en Of NathGhId Dsring
I December a8ih iS47 356dw
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WESTER N HOTEL.
~ u BY WM MCCLURE IA
VA. MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
wv . up the stand formerly occupied bJ
w. L. Hipkins, in 1an m
sls GilbOa, Putnam County,

Where be will be ready 10 ehtertain th,
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be- done IN this
section ofcountry. His table will be sup.
Piled with the best that the conntry affords
and be will do all in lis power TO make his
honss a pleasant and agreeable resort to
the travelling community Hs a'4es
His Stabling aud other accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction. .g
Gilboa, Put. Go. D., June %, le47
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ONE A ri TaCLE

is at least twice the
value of the enire slock of dry goods usual
ly kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.--
This fact, together with the. fact, that our
means and our attention, instead of being d.
vivided among a vast variety of articles, are
devoted wholly to ONE, will render The adyan-
iaQes which we can offer 10 dealers perfectly
obvious; and il shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons
Of the year.
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9aAall5 sMR "!
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RlLEY'sP PATENT OINTMENT.
FOR THE
p j. z. S

/ have receivedavery many certificates and
testimonials as,o the efficacy ofmy oin'msnl,
only few of which can be inserted for wan
ofspace. will irst give a statement Of lis
discovery, and cure of h uo. ars .ns
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11

Oas espy Of tn c Magazine for ons vssr, and
enc copy either of'' Bible History, W" Pie
tsrial Sunday. Book ,'n" ripiionsisfaisil
p Great Britain and Irsssd, (" !. Ri Bile ,Biog-le9z
raphy, "Scsnes aud ,Skstchss in Conti- !,
mental Eurepo,Y "Infoimation for the ''
People" g Pictorial Fanily Library .msrsa l4
the '.Wsnders OF the World. nwill fbe aigi
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11
X Aida HOTEL.
LA M ES IL. VAIL

10 J A ES H. VAIL
re AS taken the well known and
hs.xA Z commodious Tavern Stand fern.
E;sS erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
HssT House has been thoroughly repaired
4slAa4 this fall, and is now well fitted 80 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
uJ.iH. V. feels confident that those who favor
him bv selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal TO those Of any
House in this part Ohio. Unstable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords. and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
sIabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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Lee, Judson g. Lee,

p S.-B. F. LEE, formerly Of The
firm of Lord Il Lees, and Isle senior part
ner in the original firm of Lee g. Brewster,
from which connection he Withdrew some
lime ago, and has resumed business ir con-
nection with Mss.rs. Lee and Judson. under
the firm of LEE, JUDSON & LEE, and he
ventures 10 assure bis friends and the pubic,
that the new firm will maintain the same pre-
eminence 10 This branch of ihe ira e, which
formerly distinguished the other two houses
10. which he belonged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
EHsEH'EIEE.
$40 REWARD.
SOMETHING. NEW

4 tY be found Lacy Garand's the Basin. 125
W bushels of Mountain Evergreen Seed the best mprovcr
Of the soil known the present age will be
letter appended from Of the largest and most successful
in Wythe county.
u yhc County, "a Nor, 18Th 1873
.1Tcssrs Lacy s Garland,
Gonts:-In relation to the Evergreen Seed, my
pericnce satisfies me that when in conjunction with
CovCrit cXce d land, thing have
and addition spasse the Grasses for late and
early pastuage 1t needs but trial prove what say
Yours truly.
Nov p is
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We have now on hand in our Lumber yard on the bi-
sin large lot Of assorted pine Lumber suitable for build
ding purposes. W als propose furnish orders for al
descriptions OF lumber upon reasonable naiice.
Sept. 2l-ts LACY s. GARLAND.
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NATIo II al = D NEG,

IN. I,-tr.mlIy I.tIl.IUI-L .LND TEIER mIl DI.
PEPSLf-fur .llc NV Joln II Seay, Lyn.h5u- y
White PItsyIylna H. |. Archer so Dlnyllle; Henry
lakewood, Castle Craig
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Torrent.

UBIP PLASTER--I0 TONS LUMP PLASTER
Ia Tor sale by GEO. BAGBY.
Oct I6-ts
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C0ss,3,sissio,serS safe.

DY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
- Cnanccry r Amherst county the OF Sale 4
ubauk and others pronounced on the 3oh August lS1
the uiers.ucd Commissioner appointed by the decree
WIN rlceea o ne 5l.h necenler ISIS sell the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
BHanless Cash, Prices.

SXTE are waning 10000 BUSHELS OF GOOD
w WHITE WHEAT, for which the highest market
price Will be paid in cash ~ .
HURT s PRESTON.
September Its
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Ensacg Dress GOOds.

TI1IE attention Of the Ladies is requested to stock
Fall and inter Dress Goods which viii be found larg
and comprise almost every article in the ashonabe
fancy way. PETERS s S1lGLt.R.
Nov Cts
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pee Nv On
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r. II Z a y y r E S S

Gro BE CONTINUED.)
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COO YDS. COUNTRY LINSEY,
OOO 500 C Jeans, some very nice,
81 &c Flannel,
20 pairs socks-in store and for sale liberia
terms Nov 9-ts LACY s GARLAND
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06
GIVE CREDIT WHERE 1T is DUE

we do not know when we have been more real
ly gratihed, on Gen. Shields's account as well as
on that of the interest which the whole Nation has
IN the matter, than by the subjoined article which
we copy from the St. Louis "Union" of the 2lst
instant. The disclaimer of any intention on his
part to join in ''ihe Buffalo hunt" was probably
drawn out by the publication in the Missouri Re
publican" Of the morning of the 18th, (the dav of
the supper.) transferred to our columns yesterday.
we are glad that an opportunity has been afforded
TO the General to manifest his determination TO de-
cline engaging in an enterprise in which his CO.
operation and the influence OF his name have been
So much relied upon.-JNat. Int, .4ug. 80
FROM THE ST. LOUIS "uNIoN,' AUGUST 81
Gen. SIIIELDS-TIIE EMMETT CLUB.
..On Friday night the members of the Emmett
Club gave supper 10 Gen. Shields at the Mon
tesano House The room was appropriately de
corated with flags, wreatl,s, and flowers Pierce
y. Grace, Esq. President of the Club, presided
assisted by c. Garvey, Esq. and DIR. Rogers, Vice
PRESIDENTS. good band of music was in atten-
dance, and enlivened the scene
r., IN reply to complimentary sentiment, Gen
ohields made forcbe speech, in the course OF
when he referred to the many current rumors
WIN regard to his designs. He stated plainly that
ne should have no connection with the Buffalo
Iuht, nor engage in any other enterprise contra
~ 10 MS duties as citizen OF this republic. He
considered that his first duty was to his countrv,
ana lhat IN all things he must abide by lis laws
ana treaties He reprobaed, also. the idea of
forming brgades In this country to invade Ireland
other and more practicable modes of succoring
smuggling freedom there could be used, and ought
to be used"