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-' ' - qutfiwf,' the Senate marie fehtike-.of Gene'
taI Joseph. Uitldick, of Ga,le, a Iheir Sp-'.
luf'riencrai 5f. Stokcii, aa ttek'; ncT MV
jot fir? WilliaiT),- a" AsshrtirW Cleik.' NW .
re'-Corhthjns ''Tnanie c1o5c of Pneml
Ksrff Clek.n4Maj.; H Ifendersbji, Asi
' den, Doorkeeper. ' ;"L'' ' 1 '
' tees to jraw rulcf 4ecorum,'fcnd ter In- ,
'i farmitiWb Atlwt 'IffHeUtffi 9f 'tKigr. for-'
' - tramact public business, adj$unve4 H'jV'I .to
anorrQvr. morning' 10. o'eloct.'i- j:
(Ft ihtlltinorableJiht GintratAmmMj sf AVfA s
-"r...-.;ti...;f i'' Cardinal : "; - vy ' ;
1 iiaring ueen omciaiiy iniormva inn
WWwtetf.el 'th Igitiitf ' owjstii V
"tianally organized, krJy to proved o b
, ne, it is with pleasure that ! ijnbrac ihc
i ' earUiwitpjwHiinity- ef'-stiWiUttwg to y;
examination, an csount of nif official con
dqt durinjthe tepoaa of the LegUIUure, c-,
'-copipted mh uch infora4tiv (b ,tatP
t of our public affairs, pKario merit your ,
'::,;.. ;atehtion. ' V. ' t , ' '
"Vh'ifile marVei A, contains tije letters of
thds Juuticel tt Peace and OITicert f Milu!
' Ihi,' wh 'hae'TeKncd their ebinmisaiona '
. ainre-lie rising of the L,tKilvure. ,
.- 'The file mat kfj" J,'cintiin the proceed-
- : r- J of Uii LegiilatureVoFh State of Mary."
vii ' laml, kc on a eertain pHotedaqimdment
Tf of thi cmi '.iit'u'ion of the V. State, rcpcct-
The '! nurWcd C, .is a fluppjsrnentarf
' Itnirt f tie c,rmiMoer appohtc! on
t lialf of thi Sta, fof te puVjW of ail.
il'j!Vr:turterritori1 ipve jwita Uie State
el-fiyh tiMini.- Jt is nwitcr. of niuch
. ; rfM tba; iIk'u nroceedinrs cTcmuattd in
. miner o 'r.fntrjr to tmr expectation It
iicrjuii i4t.urc ui i:ic ncKckUon tnuuceu
ire ,'i-e, 'St flny'fm'hcr iOU'uYika
item with tlie Executive of South-Carolina,
ot) the si.jrct of wir lifftrencei, would be
t uiUcs. It nor rcminswiih the l egisla
ture of this State, to a lopt tuch meamrc as
tn t culcuUted to bring to a ipeedy con-
,fV a tffcrence of aolonja standing..
' A.1 s. vnc9t!ri'in of our territorial cMf
fcience' Vit.tt the State pf South-Carolina,
' became a very desirable n4Utr," as such an
cnt m'ht lead to a proper anderstahding
frith the State bi Georgia, with which Suite,
' ftliq.'ve unfoi'tiinaicly ie a diflfertnee, bot-
touted upon the tarae principle. As tltc lal- ;
r State baitubnwlted htr cliinj fur idjudi-
cativn,to Ue highest trilm t in our irorerD- i
lueiit, I lilve th'MiiMrf U not expeUient 19
' forutaurdca'.e with tu xecu'4e ou the ub- '
jct. j
The file rnukedD, Is letter recetel frara ;
the Senators of this Srate in the .Cnjrres '
ftf tbe U. Sta'ct, rontainin infirnMtion ,
in whit laanner the eeral octets com- '
vnitwd Mi 4heir -h? W'the Ust 4ei I
lit ore, were difM-d as aho of otitr ,
tnat'.crs imrheditelyhjteswif t j l!u Sute. i
liy adetUr'toitt roi will Ut 4itfvmcd, that
hef wte unturcnfut In Ihiirr n't avpurtt.
Iir"' the jvn;.oticrs rT thi truMfvr
fd t'i the pcni-,n Hit of lh Uuiicd Sutra.
Thef hsre, bo eer, ,furrjlhed Reason! fr
tli. f.J ire, l.ub ay be worthy t,f uuf coo-
wl.k-Tlort.
Ti'ou w'tfi lo he lnfemrl, that, aftrrre
ttd -appiie'iona to .f.'wtre t .htii
tlip a"-nt to a t att th 1 r !i1ure of
JLTs Stair. nyM in Ue r ITOl ' eiiti'led,
n a: Tv if.!ni :ht S.ate cf TenntMte
" ft perflft litlittuUmli rrtc i(din lt fctalt
tr the eei''on art " law h-s riu u tvt
, e!Sc.t, though tO'tt the tete f NtrtU
, l!rli'i. I be )?i'oanWii was pritfi,)!ty
ft-Ji"n ano;iui tlt ame tf the prv--"
it'ott er the Ur wtre ap infruH'enifl "f
thr act of cett'on, and that the authority rri
Tttto lb ' nf Tcnneaw, topctfect lU
t'f, tic. wa (M eu the, inliiion whir U the
lit eftN'ittb Car'J'raprofsascJ birjli ml
4 lf -t aboU be frsated.
fo carry ialo eTetUie law of Cor-rrtta
. jia tntmioncd, the Liecn'iTt f the Mate
.el Tnnee sn4 ajhaathn, bra;Ml
Hienger, ffr adelitery of the tvHikt.aod
pjrs et r the Secretary's tff,'f. tf.sam
jl: J tf the btfrttf recited act, aied mi the
twr MH. bf the ifnturt ef the Stit
ef ,Xif,h-Crgraa. ! reaur. in part a-
sirwH tn tny letter to the liuur qf the
f-m't f Tennran-e, I tlmft U-proper
Jl.r ikem, Wm kf t.
of the It''lJ' f ti n SfHt. One ai
tiltte ip(i l f.ett.'ia ptvcw'o'e, was
tt.eUe lr,ilurnf the St'e f Tepnts
sesjuJ rf'vt fai eanttiM Vt ojera
tgithe law tt Cor.rreas btfc't pmB)
of hen wld lr by wSitbtlilaf, the
LraU'.urt c( tat bull f KorU-Cawl.-a
.jtrijht bare jt '"oppoffiinttf to ; uraow tvr.h ' j
, nioui Tri5ht''be considerbdii06t wdi4t
ijauietosecurethrightsoriwrcHTZ.ens wre .
tiqn, however,,, we have 'beea: dSaappomted
Thc' EegiMature of theState of Tenteie
nave passerj laws on the Subject, which KrUl T
aljortly be in compleat toperation. Under thete
circumstances, u become ektremety que- .
tlonable,1 whether a fiirtbef detection of the
:bcdkv'&cv'wiU answer any valuable purpose.5.
Iicoinmi-t the subject to youraetrloua 'eonsU'
'will be adopted, ei gre ommen&urato with"
the interest of the State." " . 4 -
I ' The file marked' E,' contain an atithentlf
cated copy of a taw; passed by the ' LegWai
ttiro tef the State of Tenneisee,1 during its
; laat'sesslotjV Ihe provisions' of wbich are in
tended to carry into effert the law of Con.
f K.ress, futhbrifin Tthncasce to issae gant
; &e. pnt&ed the I8ih of April, 1 806, accorn
panic j with a letter from theccihmhionera
;-':of'Yest-Tennesseei 'appointed pursuant to
ii.ri nw, nnnin;; lunntr appucauou lur ins
delivery of the books and papers out uf the
'Secretary Vpffice. The urgency of the case
claims your earliest Attention, aa delay might
; originate serious dictiliie: f !f , r '; ...
,iyhc Legislature, at their last session, by
, reto'mifm, directed the Fxecutive to appoint
an agent op counsel for the purpose' of re
covering the amount of a judgment, obtained,
a jainst John Armstrong, deceased, late entry
. taker of western lands. Hitherto I have not
thouglit 4t expedient to employ uch 'a per .
son, being unwilling rfto incur expence with
out the. project of reimbursement." " Upon
examining the Secretary's office, 1 found that
four grants had issued in the name of Juf.ii
AraitttiMHig, cohtaininq; in tlie whole, 14,927
.. acres of IahJ. l 1 immediatrly wfcite to Al ry
Matthew- tirrnbs of thfr State of Tennessee
' who I ubJciuk).1 waa the adminisrit'o of
his estate, rrques'.ini; to he informed, w hether
: those l.inds wee tiil the property of the ev
tate of Jcil n- Armstrong deceased, or not,
and if bot, hw theybave been disposed of.
o,lM letter 1 have received no nwer
but from informal ion, !'aiued iudiiecily, I
hHvc reasoo to h Jieve that the wiiole of those
lotida have b-en alienated, longaince, froai.
bis eattite. It it tnpected That John Arm
a'.rmig, dccjeaeiW-w jutwiy naM, wi'.h
other in the cnteni; of a lre jtjujyui,ty'
land In the Stat? of- i'ennetsee, but ai yet I
have not been able to procure the cviUft.ce of
the fact-. . - . . "
' My Private Secretary will lay before jop
the book containing the public letter written
so and from the Lxrcuiive for Use present
year, together with the Journal of Conreia
and aucacT the laws a have bren received
fro the several States during the rcccit.
Having Jtitialied my cnmniumcalion, per
mit me, Gentlemen, to. call youratterftien r e
ncrailyiotboae ojects, the prcjer rnaan
merit of which are calculated to secure our
libenics, our peraotul harpinos, and the
wealth and respectability of the Stair. On
the subject ef Education, little can be aaid
which ha not been said already by my pre
decessors. But t will Uke the liberty to ib-
t;rvc, that in a Government onii'uUd ft
ours, where thr People are everj thing, whei e
Uuy are t;,e rmUia of all power, it le
comei ii Cniirly important, that they be stif
ficien'Jy enlightened to realire their interetu,
and .to comrrebend the tiai means of aJ-
.vn-mg thrm. Jnileert it may be alarmed
wah truth, th.it unlcis Vhey be informed the
duration cf their hWtties wil be prtfariout,
their eneiiiicft will seduce them fnm the pur
suit of their true interest, or their own prr.
juiUees lead thrm into fatal dangers. If ibis
be true, and no intelligent .tnan will deny it,
hnw deei'ly.intcrcitiii becomei the etijUiif, '
whctliertbe ciiischa rf this 'State ate aufi
citntly ttJ'jl.trned to know and value l eir
own nchtit to i'iirern and t' pi'nvide against
iuvtiiont cf thrm to f!iktiiiuKh betwred
. opprtuionarMt tt.racSiiy exerciar of law I
fut u'Jinrit? ; to !ir,niin.ite the iiit of
.tct din.i tht nf.;kimiourt't, to t l.eriih
. tint ott ab I avoid ihe.bthcr.. The ri quiry is ;
.tf vatt cjsiei'grer, and worthy t,f jocr ar. ''
, titftis toni'!crat!' n, . . .
i he ' nnturAl liuu'inn rf the State brirg
tmfvort tn eon.m-rre, it is pf ihe great-
it ini', iruni.e thai liberal pioviiion shoulJ
be ma le i.i i.i'ttr il itnrotrmcatt rarticu
laily L the riitbhihruiat ef gour' public
rod.ael the '.. iivi.m tf our ialand nar
ration. Not iiing can be iaira congenial to
lUl'rif llepul ltcan Covtmruant than
the nplicatw(t of. resources, drriicd from all
to tie bcncGlof all. In fttt there ie inch
.an intimate connection belwcra public and
puM't inteit, tb.t it li irppviuMe to pre
irio'e 0 r t, wiiMit adi anting the other.
Thrircufiiy f fpT nj arid the pub'uh-
rntnt ef cr"nrt, dl prttirjy ttime unuer
i sonr coni'uleratinn, at d will prove to' be hit
o' jrt f the frit rnsr.titude. In your i!e
.'rilwii on il.ii ml.j.t it will be nctesiiry
to tnike the errjo'ny, whtiher the rifht
of prtrty under the e lining laws ere a
deqviatelr Mtertd. If they be, it woel4
be the titV.ht of f Jiv o alter Ibe preett
ata'eof things bet it not. It becorccs veuf
UttLipcnvalW iutflo ityiu lack a aja'tt
i'of law at V acMtRplufeinVVvtecttyi-Wr
curmg (o cvei y man the friiits of hisow h-
1-,
iduttpy,in a mannerthat khhll be, easy,pi:oinpti
v;The! public niirid has for lotne time been"
chhiKkrably agitated by,- the cpniemplafed1
cnarfoja of ur 'imlicfafiy -evstem In corise-'"
qttehco ef 'the nbspahrfed popujatidn of Oiirf'
state,' ot tue inueeAce of commerce, aawie
erkdUnl-inereaae ef -weaUh,:'nd of the' inevi-?
.. table vicissitudes pf human affaira, it rea-
;iiHec requirci iRoiNncaiionk. aw. in enecting
any aUaration, permit nre to cautjon-ybtj a5
I gainst tempQtarr'e"pr.tlie!iiti, (bH'tRef ''wUl
weaken , rather thaii trnglberi the n 'of
jusntp.'," ii,iiiri; lutjtti ihcuiiik lis ivutiu'
. to be inteiiiroven -in t) 'exiiting aystenv,sln
'. jtiriaua wr burthenaomej 'cauie thenTto' be'
; amended ! with :a-respectfur 'though teadi
; hand, and direct all your Vie wa to permanent'
i mcutfteai: ' tun tnufct snjderihatryeaacd
' placed ii tho rerpoplb yituatton pf frurainif
. lone, - y'-ij-;, j . .
. i You have rny rAost;ar't'eiit iish, that your,
i delibcrajioea may b? coii3icleU vijb tbu,!
, moat harmony ajtd ",'thWv't ,r'lirr
spiritrM be aiiut'e'd, that jn all your en
deavours to Dioriote lie nubio trood arid ire-
neraV welfare, fbti may dcpiid on my fe;
pectful and zealmi tatiiiuh'j ' ., .'
'J'have the hopdf jo be, pli hijb con'ucrv
anirl reVpect,5''5 -'?;' 7; - , v' ' .' : -
' f-C,n''leien; '-f.:i.r rC Ot:
; ' Yoqr mo&t jnbtdV ' '': '
;y;.-n.-.-... ., KATt AI.EX A$PEB"
Foreign
nee.
Extract tf 'a tellt'r from lptrpid, dated, SejL
".Annexed I hand you Ptias Current lq
bi(;h I b.-g vo ir, : rcfitrreiLc, VVe ,bV,
nothing pvore reiprrticg the nrgoci.uioji for
Peace with rrvcep, but IhAltluy are ti: Con
tinued t more we vovcot to answer aoiue no-
".i'';' .... i '
imcai puipte, inun vd iei,ia,:tn.pi tacir
hcing.brouht to an amicaijc conclusion
U glnerally b'btu-d our d:irience with
Pltiavl 1 b? iiruiidiatfly tajrved, ,
.-revejal vessr's re (h,w vVvnjJ'iyeat Jt
Dii'sirk, for Grcat-iltiuitw, (jut ra.oiifac.
turen are in great pirits, in conieq'ijce cf
thecjptuie of TUieiios Ajrei. Acer.urrra
to alt irnmense extent si e pir paring for 5;u'h
America, and ,w .ant'uifate a brisk tradv
there thi winter. Upwds, of Hr'y. ves
sels are now loading hcr,e.. av! m Jondm,
pa Ruenos Ayre. It lia bd rca'.rcial in
tluencion our Cotton Mfa,'krt, nd ye erprct
j early irupnrti of u'.btnd which py ,wtU as
there ta itaitrely a J bag ofU.at ,dcciip-
IVU lit ,ll UlllKl it
. P.icnCtrtnU Sffttrrhr 23. . ,
Vhet, 11 a I2a. 70h. J1rvr Sitperf.ne,
44 a 45s. bid. 1 ine, 4t I 44. At to-caeiit
jo ("emaod. bu expected to be lewer, a the
produce of .nury.wii lu;wt ii abundant, i.l
there are ciinsidt-rahle qnunti'-ie of grain
lippinj; in Uie PtUiaiasi ports or CtciiLliri.
tain. ..
, .Cotton, Sea Tlnr,!, ordiiry, 2 Id. a 2s.
Pw tO'hN, 2. .til, a Si. 3d. f ne, Ct ,fd. a
St. 8,1. .Lpland Uwed, 50 ailj -N'ew-Or-Ji;ns
in t,rh'ul ir demand. t'l Uiid is .tery
acarce ti.umut.ii wanted.
rattAcjrt,ritA, Koy.rp.
JCr thia mnrn'mc'a mail we I are received
o'irhltaof Gbjvov, Iivrrpoal and lAtidon
Japcrs. .bnour.ht by the ah.pNew Guide arti
ved at New-V'oik from whjch w.t have made
at ropinuitairicts, for this dsy'a IUtSvaraa,
si our time and limits would admit.
Among our London 1'iptn.we f.nd the!
Tmit Qeuritr, and Hytntf ef lie 26th '
Septertiber,4etng later tcan , an noiictd .in
Ibe New-York Pnnia, receurd on the Conti
rer. Treir egnters are decide 'ly indicative
of r A rumour hud prrald in Lfiulon '.
on the 23th, that the .dtflurence bete ten
Traoceand Prunia, was compromiicd, : and
that Lord Uuilr,le ocgncutlirn was in. a
liain of pauficaljuitniBU It was enri sta
led that the cxpciiitiona, which wctatcadylo
.!! from I'jiRUnd, had been cour.trrrusnded
thtie report wrre however contrat'icted on
the tCih, and bythe evening priett cf that
i!ar, il errr t rumour. was a sunk
jnlUng tneiieNe meiuntr Inline ani-.
.ved front ine continent, snatue csptuuiuni
Inline tailed front dtftoent P"rm tattd
looor London detailt of the 36ih.
It wi believed in Lotion thai a natienger
bad been diipattbed tor the mal.ef Lord
Lauderddc.
, ,Inc, 5epti tl. 1
Jtartfd AlirrrnVfuV J!Jtiij,mi, It
, ,. Jyt fiil,r, : -
Ilia ftlsjaily'ttlip Vrlnp r-ITCUincar.
ntig, wur Lllwit, Sypt..f, 113.
N llony'a ship, the Veteran., ia ioCrecar
neiu.' lt UaimUrtek, aadat Ijw. witrr,
Ihe eatraoce it r4i(UUlr iirrotta'.frth
rock , so that it ia b;oWl fcf a l lt alroy
hrr il, out prM0t torse . l be Attack bng
is thenf iie iiitjijcbed to taaCcct ,.wh H e
lalwrnauon, (tt nothing tat be dun ndboot
"MI3-V.V"fi iJUnyiljlJ uviuinigiw,
Wk -ill mm$ti: bMV'e .ttpunteirridl ,her, ,
; gjjns on HJjftrfi fu ,W protijqa, aud. fbe i
; agpli amonij te.rocka. .,.1 If jre yoif tojudge, .
.eiebqgfe5intw'"e.r(re fouM'1 Vhr
cun cnjQvt i,btf, ,but; ,,w.ien .fuq,
bimti. arrive .jjftWiisigf,fec of .hxreslruc.
K- an. ,rL ..Hi.J!sL.. . a? n ! . a f -
tor the Spanish Main. WcsTinderstanJ UiaL
1 tfel )h ftbfi;ftjb, .njlj bo; h reitpent ar'a
i ft" ilSStvWr: ; -;-X- ': , -
r.4ms(-!fi HfiWAf-Ciptaiu y5.Ul
qf ijieearjhiswrned from t'hVArnq-t v
tn.ajipovatrareeatj irtlmt'p arj '
a. V jmiediapilyjordertfj.u4)Qi
b'imifer.fijing.9pjhef mericapycsc,whji;:t .
tnade an jfif)j,pHae;. y Jhesrmans, .'tlij-
Ujlijt pfibqjc-predinga, fhkjK jaye givti
spm.uch nca$jneij(QaiUb ccjuiiujs, wb',.. -Pbifajjjjr.de
.
; ,f It, ji jijiid ll(4t jjie pu.e of PefVford fits iec;
iveaUed, fym the-governmepj o1f 11.-- .
J.c JtUiiim Tutertac ortbe roxiles m
We tre exTtmely batpy to announce.
the safe arrixtei'itrahe-ataluab.hr Leeward 14-
V'd fleet. Tli,e Uetinis fcclu.ier srriveL'jt
Jjpitbead MjX 'C!h't,fc5tb aijltcc'olht' tf tiieir : ,
cafe ii'Vivfl'iij't'he''Cbu!;htr, unil cofftoV "o?
tbe Agi merifrort J2i;tl Iwii' ri'igateyrU' - con
ltt'llt'n'jVrt'nf'!fin'i,;t" '. " '
A veiaijarrina ol SuntJsf .'at Grrenocfc .'
from 1 :jbo,8 whVreMJe'left tail St.'t Incrnf
with siit aMofiht lkte'tnd h frijiate. - Ilia -
brdahip wm living cxi ahi.ftt Scat near-
Pelluu Ca!le.; it it not tcuo that lye laid
drawn'out the. Tpttucuese nea if war ' and
was rigging ihtmj one Porii'guee, ahip of
t,e jine, howtvrfhad sairtdfpr Airi,,--1
At IenUiarer to t;uiy ticuys, ana or
den, and counter 6r2er5,.the expediticn for
Sicily has tniled. It sailed on V ednetCi)"f
In forty traiip6n, tmer convoy of Vice. Ac' ' "
miral Uuckworlli,' m the' JKoyal George, ana .
at five P. M. was 'between the ' Kem lleThd
and ine uoutrun, witn a utrwvrid Irom the
northward, and was expected to ie clear of
the Channel ycttcrday morning. 'The trana
portt with the 45th, f7ih, end Sith regiments
worked outid" St,n-boi roo!, and we be
licve sailtd fur JV4uu,ulh, where it it .aidf ,
UiEJ VIV lit luur4TUUC UIIUIVIUKI IIWI Slf .
nye, yviien tuey wili sail au together. . i he .
Alias arnvtd at I lymouth on yVet'neicay
from Spiihead. The Tury, with the trans
ports nd sior'e-ih;;!!, yere hourly expected
the Atlas will sail M Ibem as aovn ka the
Ten sail of trsnsnoftv whkh tailed" frmri
the Isle of AVbht on Sunday lat, put bark'
to PortiratAi'hyeterdy, having teen recalled.
Ihe town was inundated yesterday with
rumours, it was stid that a meiscnrrr had
arrived, fiom Paris wi'-b the inirlligirce of.
the differences between Trance txd Frusta
having been adjmted. It was aaid. tic, U t
the tijcsrencea between this ecwntiy and
rlwsia had alio been acttled 5 and it was in
ferred that Iird Lauder JaU'a nerr atirts
would terniinaU favowahly. As a pro,,f that .
gorcrnrr.ent eie of that cip'rion, it w a, "
tertedthata telegr; h order had I'nj t li e
tailing of the ex.etln'in, Ttosf rumcur
had tume effrct upun the fund. '
No niciteiicer has armed lrom Paris lirre
Mr. Smith, and we have alrec;v 0,en wht
.credit ia due to the ruuK Ur of tbe'sailirg of
the ex pkitiiton having Lien ceut termai.iied.
It it nuw dauUed whrthcr Iluonapart l.ao
left Tarts. Tbemrver -ger, Smith, it said to
h,e brougpt Jhe bTslhgcnce. I5ii(,njprte,
weknow, w,as expected at Ibe Hague lat
Wedifevlay. - . . . ,
, The Navy I Jit, jit puhHited, CDuneratoat
the following tXTcers. via i ,. '
Adurireloflhe fret - . . I
Admirals of li e Ilea . .' ' 31
, Admiral eftlie While - - Is '
-' Admiraltofilie Five '. if
r Viec-Admirahefthe Iteil "If
. Viee-Admiratsbf tie Wbi'.a ' lj
Vice-Adiplrali hfthe lUue "'-!
lUar..,ln,iiiHof the WtA II'
. liear-A.pviriaof u.e Whre l
I , Ilear-Adialrftltofthe lilue - 3.t
, , rt.CapV'ia . . - .irai.
, Commit. i!irt . . 44 1
, l.Uultnaii't. - .2335
.' fir Geor;c Ptoveit. who baaleeo ami for
to U wn, it it tail!,, wiH gn with lis rrc'imeuta
to the Wtit.Imlirson'a pailiculaf aervUc.
Suib'.cn ori!er have Wen tetit afier.the '4
baitslions of the Cnman lt-ion, whhh late
Ir n'lcd from rortimouth, tiA to pruccd to
Irehnd. ' .
'r Admiral lu'i, whosi'.lej ffm riymrrt!i
lomt time a!; l irtl pui-jwM i f inte rrj tig
Admits! Vil'.a'imti'i i(un.ron, n hu ter
ptlitioO that'll Vli tttUtnil'g trt l.orr, hit
artived at Tlrooth,'wbre he w,H remain
liil be it juintd Ly Ihe tapt,ct,n eLitb il
c,ipecudioiil every day. ' 1
Capt. t)ohrr, Uie ef tie Kj'litt.a, re
oflhe Ardrnt,' of runs, is itjnitdto
conwy the troope dedmed fr nouih AmtrU
Lea 4 we t mem ma ibsiir isio ie a
innate end tDf Wba Utbb vnul taaiitt
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