first lauded at the fort Tat . 8aybrook, their jioivc at the expense of disturbing thp
jren and a numerous train of friends and ae
..",.r of his lifc-atlha barofjudgineutve nwy boat
J .i. I liwint I kA Tlilinrv in -.ltA.. 4 Iim- liiiiiifl Ath9i man nnr nnmmn ' ' I fir m'nl'l' nt Inn -... Itiftr. i,J ; .-1 . I n 11:1 1 n f nontt - t lumant llmrr ! I 73
ott-itohi arfg not Ins innocence 5 V "fv &t the City of Washington,; on '-tti4eti'.i0C
f0x commit his depreciation In security,; , to give their support trf. a govern ent which J strange but Meeting 6ifcf. On Yi ednes after aji illness of four or five davs'pnly, SAMU ' y'
J.riaffofts them- Buohi Heellent.--protect wiiv If day last was massed" the uneommon sight of lX A. O HS, Esq. late Secretary of ilie tdenattt ,
MASSACHUSETTS EXACTION. means can ii.foundJilli$ comtest of Can- an - American ; .yesfterieavirig; Jlie wbarf wHhTaged 73. r . ! , ,7"":.. , vJ"
voids' rofc ooyEnnOu. f 'd,' it is- of litife c-oMe?erte,e 'wiia-'ijie' admui - permission. to go: sea.- fftiwkgiott 'Oax&teh: .' . " , ; - ;;';' ' ' ''v'
430 Towns, - A.-. "V ' tration , what happens on the AlU.,tie.froiiUer.. -x 7, a 1 , r''. ?bom: a atchez' pamh. . " V
; 4ix. - .i813 - Fed.Jiep. Tlie nnvafo ttnned bnai Sarafoeawhich ;. . ' v ..... mvit ' "'. '. r.'r;:
tron. Dexter. Strong. . Varaum.
".SMS Tm ' 552B6 ' 4i7W
if ufl! nbate a little the iCA'iiu.wiOM of UieJ
Je moe'rats w ho brag so rauclrpf the , lirpubti
late
T1'' . FROM THB SALKM tfiZETTB.
Thft'oertpla-f" Mass ichuMt nave heard, rived in this port last week
men 01 laie 01 ine, juu.i m
can" gain which their Mr. Dexter has oiitamt'd a' leader .of - the war part y. . Uarkeii to
over taeir Ue'uVarnuniv-.whew they find; that 'his opinions of tlurJaiional aflininistralipn, as
iheir new CHtididatej witlji all the quid'wil crea- deliberately expresseil . in a solemn, memorial
(us auxiliaries, wjli haye 6uoo votes le3 than of the town of .Alfred, to the legislature of
Mr. Gefry had th year before lAst. The fe- Massachusetts!, memorial written ... by his
v saueu iruiii mis iiun, cuinuieu a moon' 1 ih Mi a - a kiK. nf kftu lo.t V - f
laden with rum, sugar, eococa, &c, which ar .Tns-u Hf Wtf t' u.'iA Swi.a.. - it i-'-fe f
o. j.muiurvi ttuiiui years 01 aire, a native oi.j
"J .. . - . V : . V' V''
ibid,'
deraiVsti are perfect isalulicd -rith .."the elec- nenj krwl bearins
1 . a!1 (I... : a..tn.i.itAJ 1 . I. 4 1. n . A
his siguative Al the world
ucrrou. A letter trorn. (?apt. aALls, ot the o the state of Ohio.-
Ihe state of tonnecticut, but latterly a. resitteftt-;!:
I J. latea arm v. dated lletmit. March 2. khve.i tr:i J ..rr.lt if- r j !
- , I. V 1 ' m 1 - t"t,T- "T " 1 ;' ""ieereuiis BVfyySjf "., 2
- r w nave goi our mm 1 wc;i mounicu wan can-j ;0 descend the Uababa and Alain
non, our gates up, and outer-works almost com
aiaiue relaxed their exeHns
.t'Mii-cess.Gavernor Siroiig's v
bt&tt iuereased two or three thousand.
from a confidence exeunt for the worse fo twelve years. And
pji'ted, with a double row of batteries, and pit
all around, which in ten days more wiJKenable
administration has not changed i us to bid defiance to any force the British can
send into this quarter, " We aaye about loo
otes eoiild have every on, will see in the Patriot, here painted
i,
jUunthn Cthtinsl.
rTdNNECTlOU T ELECTION. ,
Oov. bninh and Lieiit. Gov. Goodrich, are
chosen' byjarge uiajdrities. It appeuro, that
by Mr. lIolms, f the Jefferson adniiuist ration, I
all the features .01 the Madison, grown more
wriiiki?d and ifeformed by age and virulence.
Look on the picture.
THE-MKMORIAL OF ALFRED.
,, Oi)h petitions for reih ess ha ce betn diftre
troops at this post.
the democrats ait up uo list for'noaiinatibn tofigarded, and we denonnced as the - worthless
partct the community."
TftREAT fit only for barbarians have been
The militia oftSe .v-V oi k, ordered by jjcycra-
orTpiakius into the semeo 61' tiie If. States, af:
ed a,hard tour ot tiiree
ter having perioral
.1 n li 1
mouths duty an lie iMagara iroiuier, were
ud wifriout iiavuig received a cent in
payment. . ,
Active operations appear to be' commencing
on the lakes- The iiriiih fleet, cotsistiuetof
9 sail, on tJampiaiu, Imd been, see a off 'btir
liitglon, Verindai, atid was standing for Viii
eeiines. Com. M'Donnougti is the American
oflicer on that water.
GEN. HULL'S TRIAL. '
AVe shall publish in our next, actyrding to an
order of the Depart meut'fof War, thei'roceed
ias of the Court Martial in the case of Brig.
Oen. WitLlAM Hull. The sentence of deatli
was prononnced by the Court, and approved by
the President, but H execution remitted by him
in pursuance, it would appear, of a recommen-datioa-to
mercy by the Court.' Gen. Hull is
dropped fcam the Roll yf theuraiy., '-J)fat. Int.
THERilMOil OF THE DAY;
It is not tr'tte, uV.wa very currently reportexl
vesterday ,Hhat ah armistice has heiju concluded1
Jy ouV gojerameut with the Enemy. -
Another Towrfo. We are informed! from
New-London; that an uusuccessfiilTurncdo ex
pedition for blowing up the La'Hogne, Mas
made previous t the burning of the- vesscis at
Pettipogue. .& that it was understood the avow
ed object of the enemy was to retaliate for this
attempt. ' : ' " .,
thrown out by men hiffh in ofticej to awe -the-r-A hehupenor Court for Craven-County has
people inlft SiibmiasiOn:' , " Iheen heldhere this week,his honJiiDOE Den4
- Instead of impartial neutrality, ami a trea- dsuson, presiding,
ty "with si gland which (with little dimmiitioii) .. ' Oa Thursday, John B. Burnham was tred
would have continued our commercial pfosperi- on an indictment for the murder of OIney
ty, they have become the 'apologists and justi-, Goodrich. .
fiers of France, admitted hor right to vto!ate Burnham was Gunner, Goodrich Cocks
mir 'trcntii under the im'texf of ." municipal re- wain of Gan-Boat No. 116, as appeared bv the
gulations,;' and endeavored to provoke a rnin-: muster roll- but Goodrich was acting as Mas
ons and destructive war witk- JZngland toj ter's matje. On the 22d of March i813, while
gratify the ambition and caprice, and augment
the power of the tyrant oA' Europe. "-
With these views, as Ave conceive, they
the.. Gun-Boat was in the harbour of Wash in ir
ton, the Master (Wolfingtoii) on shore, Good
rich bein? abitut to ero 011 shore, at nicrlit. an-
have , annihilated onr COMMERCE by the: pointed a person who. did not belong to the boat.
mot oppressive and arbitrary laws, permauent but wan on board as pilot, to take command of
in their nature, ' distrcsing"in their effects and j the watch j sotne of the crew expressed their
ji - . . . 7. .... . .1 . n 4 i y s. t i i.s - . '
ruinous iufJlheir cosisetpieJice
,4
irresu-
dissatisfaction at this appointment, as
We have nothing to hope from the atl minis-'. lar. iiiiruuam who was below, io the forecas-
trtiotti Hor a majority of Congress devoted toj tie was heard to use the term rascal,' GoOd
tlieir w ishes. , i rich demanded, whom do you call 4 rascal'
i Wt have noconftdetice in the wisdom or in-.j Burnham replied; ' you ! you are a dsmn'd
tegri'y of their measures. Weoapprehend that! rascal." Goodrich said he would see who was
the pernicious eoiincils of a few men, having i the rascal, went al't, got a lanl hern and candle,
interests and attachments foreign from those: went, into the cabin, came out with a pair of
of JiC' En gland govern the majority in CrrfrcnTdnrffs7 where
s, vvho neither understand the object or con j Burnham w as 5 the witnesses said evidently
sider the effefj. , with an intention to put Burnham in irons a
k We are the poor inhabitants of a small town I scuffle was heard, Goodrich was stabbed twice
rendered poorer by the wayward, ineoimslant and uieu instantly.
. " , 1 . 1 n 11 1 1. 1. .. 11? i r
policy pf the general government ; hut life and
li'jertv are as dear To us as to our opulent n
thren of the outlj, and we (latter ourselves,
,Brig. Gen. Winder arrived in this city on
Thnrdv even in a-. ' - ' ,
Thu m mora which accomDcinied , hint to New ihf.V we hwaw at ranch-love of liberty and ab
York, appear to have progressed ho farther. horrenee hfavery as those, who oppose as in
There can be no truth in the reports at New the name of-republicanism. '
York respeetiugjhe coucjiision of an Ai-mistice. " We love liberty, in prin-'Jpl hut better in
Tf such an fevent shbuid iake place, iCwiil "ceri" practice. We clins to the Union of the States,
iainiybe "know riiiv.' Wushington as soon as in as the Tockof Tur salvatronrwnd Tiothiog hit it- tad .110-au
New York. Of the probability' of an early day, fearful, looking for of .despotism Would induce That if the
there are varions opinions among informed os Is wish tor a ShiVKKANCh or the hand
men and any. man who considerately views (that qntt.es jis. Bit oppression did sever 'its
the present stale of oar re'larihiis 'willi the." enc:irow'fAfl British Empire and what a long and
Wv. (is quite as conipeleiit us we are to decide Icontiuued repetition of slrailaFacts of the Gn-
ctrrectly in this respect. Nat. Int. . jvernmeiit of the U. States would effect God on
ly knows. . .
" To th wjsiloni, intesrity am patriotism
of the LEGISLATURE OF THIS COM
MON W E LT H, w e look for proii'ction and
Great Dispdser of E-
The President of th,e Uhitod States and fami
ly left this place yescd iy tin a siort visit to
Montpelier, his seat in Orange county, Virgi-
iya,
Jat.L.t.
A, very aggravatcdX'ase of duelling peenrred
neai Bladensburg the other day. it w as no
thing less than a .gross' and. palpableiiurfer.
If this species of crime is to escape punishilioiit
Ly the parties crossing Limn ui'partic.ilar.jui is
dietion, justice i nothing but a mockery. , We
understand that Ensign Bryan was the name of
the person slain. His murderer ought ecrtain-
4y-4abe"arrested for trial. lf-an-appal4iMhe
In behalf of Burnham it was ured, that
whether the deceased was Cockswain as bythe
muster roll, or Master's mate, as the witnesses
thought him, the Gunner was his superior of
ficer. '.Khe Gunner being a warrant officer ap
pointed by the President, the Cockswain and
Master's mate, only petty officers appointed by
the. Master. And consequently the dceeas. d
had . .no au thnritylo. pnt-iheJfiunu.r inirons.
Uteeased was admitted to have been
the superior officer, he could not rightfully ex
ercise his authority by palling the Gamier in
irons ; The proper course being to report his
conduct to the. Master for (rial by a Court Mar
tial. The jury retired 'for a few minutes and
retutaed a verdict " not guilty of murder, but
guilty of Manslaughter;" Newbern J)0fer. :
Russian Tribute. The following anecdote
1 does such honor to tlie sentiment and ft?e!inr of
relvei nraviu that the Great Disndse
vents mav enJow them with a doiibh? portion o fbe ilussiaitarmy and its commanders, that w e
the spirits ofour ancestors, who met t yranr y on : pleased io, have an opportunity of giving it
the tkresfMand resisted witti rjfect, - -i i,,ate paper.
L for i BaJen, liie.y approached the place v here the
I Alfred." ' Sltxl i BKNNK was killed. The illustrious,
aiaiua livers itoui
me joanana, tow ns, rot the purpose or tafcu t
back'two' boats which were ascending tjue river
with provisions for the troops under Lieut. CoV;"
Russel. .'He started under eovcr of the night "
"nil ix curpwrai ami one man oi ine 8u imaniry -and
one ofJVIaj Dale's inilitiajin a small ca-
noe j. in the dark .they run 011 a log, upset Uid
cauoe and got nearly all their ammunition wet
1 hey hotyevtr riglited the canoe and proceed ,
cd on': the nextdav thev were driven on 8hrrA '
v.f
by about wet Indians in two calioes-o soait "
as they reached Ute bank the militia art tooj'
to the eanc and eould hot be halted" Lieht.'TS
Wileox, with his ' two men. exchsmred WA ":
rounds with the Indians and compelled them t"
recreaK leaving several or their party dead on
theTtanklhey toefcrith tbemvtherLieutenajit
canoe, I he fle.it inorhm he mde airift tn
cross the Alabama, otto float down under cotce r
of the night, as might' best suit his purposesi ' "
in crossing-.tbe river the raft nearly 8unk,'wet
all the ammunition they had save two eartriaV '
ges, and lost one of their muskets, add the corpW x
ral broke his bayonet in the action of the day , i
before."'- In this deplorable situation they were v !
again attacked by a party of six Indians ; they -
made battle, but (or1h:VantW'animimitwiv''':?
they conld not icpntendNvith such a Superior'-' Y.'&'Z
force. Lieut. Wilcbx was shot through the ';!
body and Corporal Simpspn through the knee- : 1 r. : '
wounded as he was, he made to the eanoe of the ' : ?
Indians, and called to his only remaining raau
to bring the corporal in his" arms to the canoe
he then jumped into the canoe'with a view of " -t
killing an Indian which jfc1naiued for the pro "7. '
tcction of the cajioe. -v - , , ' '1
His object was to get his men in the canoe '
and cndeavoi'to get off, but the Ipians pursued
them too close, and Lieut. Wilcox and the cop
poral were both, taken prisoners the ttrtdiet '
made off unhurt Soon afte, the boats which
he had been in search of, came is lightsthe In '
dians fled, ind left the victims withtheii1 hatch
ets and arms.in ' the canoe. ( Thelwere taken' '
on board the boats and' carried WFort!:Cai-
borne, but both of thenTexpired on the evening p '
of the 5th. The private soldier got iii shft J
and from him the above information has been
received. '-"..t;.
To the misfortwnoolffsing tpeir ammunition
and musket, and the dastardly conduct fof the '
militia man, may be attributed the death of this
gaHatttyettngtKeer-anti -bis- brave corporalr
They were, interred on the 17th of Febrttary
at Fort Clairborne 011 the Alabama river, with
the military honors-doe ta.bj-ay-g. and gallant
men. v;,-'t , ' ' '' " A ,-r- - .
- i,
k mm
AntRL tlALl
j;H TIOLMES,
Wm, Pa sons
Here we have the sincere and hon?st opinions iMhii m is Mbreau, had, in one oi Jus
of John Holmks while lie-was jwe'Tifr ban- campaigns, marked the spotby a simple monu
t:r wJ,i!- h was disii terestpd. and impressed nieni. lit front of this monument the Russian
witlHtliMys-orrwnan a guard of honor,
duel is ever to be allow ed, it masf be w4icre I he the above address e.a 01 e from his pen. every sea- - during the vvxule pi the.24 hours that the troops
.W.ltn U AaaAW- .--AwLwIlmF di lha mn. limPiit Ti nm iU UrK VpI nv! nf ftlPI Htll "Cl'e pa&WllSr.- 1 118', UiarCU lillSl UlC 1110 11 11 -
lern practice; how'ever, d few harsh words, ut- love of nwney. have transformed him info a niem was londucted with .drums, beat tug and
tered in hot blood, are -immediately tonow fy trtnt by. profession ; he now think he can
ststols : and e wry- lop, sporting with .Itiimau quire.a hetter Jivelmooil
jLte, may strut the man o J honor i ISalt. n lug
I
! .ue
9n IIonestTCoKf'Ssion.r Jut beforelhe final 'aeeulses hi nisi If of" sedition" t
icfctjon .Va$ about to. be put in the-House of. minute opposition for what!
epresentatives,ontbe bill to repeal the embar-'opposed Madison Uiore ... violen
i......! . i ; . : Vi.f- ..I... i... l
ag. u.nivis piiiy iiijjix jl uis aueeuoie ,niay ue renew
ly democracry than and would, of itsell, be a reiutation ottbe
. -vv. . . - a . ..,..1 ml I... .,1.1. . - jk . . L. . .. I. . 1. .
iy nonestv, Jtis present lancuase is a sai ire .ti"""-1 " i ians, nu nuitu ihbi
. . . , v . ii Li .i i..,.i....':..' i
U'ton his wjiote past lite, and lie now viriuaiiv " uai,ftUj, uupi ip, us um m uestg
and " indiscri
Holmes?
T R tm t HE th ATT SaURG H-REPVBLie It.
.ffpiVw.Pursuant to General Orders, all
officers and privates tinder my . command,' arc
mite his conquerors of the north.
v, JaikI on Paper,
. federalist ever
illy than John
go and non-importation lavVgMrriaii, ot Geoi
gia, rose and stated J.he reasons why he slould
ybte against the bill. He said,. ;
' ' He believed its real object to be, (notwif h
onnlJnw n lit wan avowed V to. raise money for
the service of the government. He did not thinlc ordered to Q'la themselves m cons t ant readi- : eu on Austria ana rrussiat J . -:
ihU wnnld-he a iiT(ner or beneficial mode oflnefts.'fb.fisht oriiH. as the "o'ecAsion mav re- i a.- The surrender of ihe French 'fortresses
doiRsr it. &c. and such wbs the system now pur- qnirc. , . " SE?Tl-IvSlI15IlR
tiM;that nothing but the interpWition, of Pro-: : Capt. of Militia.
vidence in producinsaseedy peace,lou!d save
the nation
' A London paper says the following wcra tte
new bases of peaeeoffered Co 'Bonaparte i;, ; "
1. The independence occ. of .all the States
iirEufoiarin-1792rv';r-'.'
? 2. The repay men t of all the contributions le-
producing a speedy peace,"tou!d save
from disgrace."" - Yr-j3V:Fost;
raOSI THE ALBANY C-A2ETTEw
WADEilAMPlON.
PIattsburgh,rApril 7,1814.
.Jl tient. f rfl, .Two Farsnersjatclv discussing
-i:.. it-.. i - a i.:..' ..
security Jortue due performance ot the treaty.
the affair9of State, one of them obTervFff to tlie
! other, that he liad better tuin his attention to
Tko rpc,niiniiiiii nf ibis nHic.er was some tJmp makin? 'FederalistTas there was no ereat
.'junee 'announced,. and is now officially confirm chance forjnaking democrats now.i . " I should
d. It is very generally c1' nnderstooa that he have' to make them oat of pr.rtty poor timber,'
abandoned the command of.the Northern army saidlhejdemocrat. True," replied the feder
in disgiistj'though some. :liave. insinuated,, that alisf, "dR you would have to make lliem vut of
his sudden departure from the army,, was .to de niocrats." s'- .
Dreveftt an urrpst threatened Lv Gen. iikiJi-T . -
99u ; .On his arrival at VVii'shiiiton, he sentf Denunciation. At a; meetiog of tne Martin
This, we believe, to be :,the pf esen, - negocia
lion. - " - ' r- ""lionvan.
Mineral Waters.' . r f." "
THE Subscriber has establiahed in this City
on the coiner of Fayetteville iid Manin itTi. 'emtio.
. ....... . i
t i e age office, a manutactorf of the varitu MIKERAC,
fVFERS nowounivwiilly Ujed forliealih and plesure in
m st parts of the tj. tatet. ftfrieCt imuaittimt ar made of the
Soda, Sel ser'and BallatoWn J Waicri, io justly clebiated for
ihe cuif , ( many (Wmplaints of tW"Stomac&, billioui and cat.
culi'UnaS'Cti.im, feveisal a variety, of dieae incident to
X BECK WITH.
warm clima'.et.
Raleigh May 2,l8t4.
" Conimitted.
rjOi the Jail of Wako County N. C. on the
JL Oih ai Fibuary Ust. a NEGRO MAM, named
GEORGE, wuo sayi he belong to a person named Hudson, or
Hutthiwn, neat Lynoli,reelc, in South CaraUoa. Gt wg
;ilffe!V?,SW?''f5e rather smalt. He wa Vtu'lfidvftr-..
hied in ibe Raleigh Regnter shortly after hit commitment but
bi application'" froai bit master being received, publication
ft ajato madei
'The, owner is requested to come fjiwaid, prove hit ptopertj'
i.ndtelease atd nera. -r
" WILLI M SCOnY jailor. ,
' Raleigh, May 6. ' 44 3r.
j tT!t 'Editor of the Grgetown-(S.X.) Cat-tie -wifl
f(featf Inaert itt Coughing three, timet, and forward hit ae-"
COn'WO Sr MniPry i office. , " '' '" t ' ',
n
Vrtltkblc rroperty for Sd!e.
7TjiLeiold . hy'ihe.subscriber,-on-very-
hi rnsi.aation to'the lVesjdent , and vininedi- imerj, at lammanjr-liail, in 4evv-l orK?moaon
afely IctUhe eityAa. express vva , sent after -has been madsltdcnounCe'jAMt s jVlAniso'
him, requiring his return to thereat of . govern-i: for raising tfie em.bargolt' tvas lost by a ma-'
'nent -his answer was hat '"tie should nqfre-rjority of eleven only !; -This Wjust as it should
(urn, but if government hatfnny -business iith tbe. Mndisoii, and his facTtori at Wasliinglou.
Jiimeooldemaiiitiexafld44ar
5et day, in whieh tinie theymigbt eommimi-Sthem "todenQance therbest men in thisstie."
cate with him. No communication Vas made, '.They are-now about to be repaid in their own
ajQd the day followiug he continued bis jonracy 'coiii.. Such, is invariably Ihe opewtiottof the
--SwdislrschriaTasli (Xt passage from' Ha
lifax, has arrived at New-York, wltft depat'efc;'
for our gt'vCrumcut. -" ;. r
- MARRIED,
At Georgetown (S. C.) on the 81st, by the
Rev J. D. Simoks, Aaron &. IFillirigtonf E&q.'
Editor of the Charleston Courier, to Miss Anua
Lcinpriere Course. And on the same eveninsci
James -uorr, Jisq. ot the U. o Wavy, to Miss
arrzvoeuri5nQet,iraTse
reasunahle' te;o, the Lt andHouses of Rubric en. .
:e t.hment, in the t.'Wti of Owbrd, reserved bj bitn when tne
.nvn'.wa? cstab;uhcc5 on hit land. ; The property possetset
. . ' - . . . ..: .-.' ...
Tior a'lvanujjei w tncn wiHaiwayrrcTnet!rhe-pnpi'ietof-r-
preference ot" custom,' each IH beii'f cmiguou a tbe'ourt- .. '
yard,' a.nd haalaomcly jituatcrf tipori one ol which are two
.C'jmnixllous house.', twoitoitet high, containing thirteen rooms ,' '
for ihe accommodation of gentlemen of the bar and rxhe 1 1 who
j.wUi rtpienwrt ; with eveiy necetsary oui-' ouse, and a garriUirr
den and yard "occupying nearly fiur acret. . Upon the other lot ';
there ii a Tafern hnute, w&ich it abjut to be icpatred andea.
larged; a capfCiout framed stable besides oiher houe , arWa
horse loi'adjiningrwhtih wilfbe extended to afly rxt the fat r
chaier may dii to which will eaSdcd at rnuch land, con. , ' ,
Hi
UouasfijKsq.
"DIED,,
At his plantation in Moore Coannv 6ns the
12th ultimo. vYeitl vWLeod,, Esq. a native 9f
i?Cotlahd.v .;'.' '; '. .- - "
He bore with' great patience and nneomruorW
toi t jtiifie the paint til ana lingering disease (hat
produced his death. - .
venicnTjqTinerownTrmaT-or-Teqoti.eo iot newooiT anrrra;
ure. At any general ilcscnpfion of ihe jvemjiei will necet-
urily prove unta iifaotory fo ttrattgert who rnay be de!in)us,ta
purchase such property, iheyare invited to view irT The tub
sfTibcr tifl liliw ett lott ot ground, toitil the pU'chatcr-ad
Joining the town, and convenient to the piford Acaremy, which
affords taitVpations iheiijipect ,f bjcofnjng a flou'uhing
ttitution. - - ' " v r- , THO. B. LITTLEJOHN.'
- OxfetdjOiaavillawortty, 31st Mvch, 1814. " 40, rt