v.
i
i
'
t V
. iiw.i c; the v.-r, let the in at lc-sV re-
V "-iia modestly silcctv about iU .;L?M
;a etir not excite uouecevjary aou .wu-
7;tctt discontents, insurrection' cnd ix-:-f
v bcU Weihiost the. un, unV f the ib
rer
"; bas anddevo:d,Tr bbneUjC tuVd
. : t uioti $m."M 'jap. t to- eh arc sty the conv.
''; 0. cViU of a W for iheycommon
-. !V V''fcPtiV$em oot? take, 'part jtgmst
d.V- their eouotry.:- Suth"enV.ar5 adjv
vj has "fixed a stain' on it!, ctsiraeter
- , . hith Wfear jt'.wiQ ,t&occa?
, "CTXEft AC CL A Npfc AT.EUIiaPE: ;
jinj to thecratleascf'the Kjmuns
' i - - id.PDland. noUiioc cum cauc : i . produce
.Pi4io gain, tpp trcpit .pi AttcoMTe otj
' "ftcTTcrstHincelhcdiiof tlicTenlfori
between Gen. D:y6rka nd Otn. WlCtH
" ccnsieih, broqht br Ihe'bii arrival ih
cor.Vi contioutd ; mil the oher crpi Jiad
Ulien their quirteri ontKcltftanK ol
the Nierhcn.'extendtxr ts-far 'a.the
rniuccjpau irotn- cn;:.-r oc lay.
date "waijfrorn :TiWtix lai Jnr where
CervMacdoaalS antf thcettUuf of ill
"V. : .Hs;o!i,-aiid theRcTttroopjWereln
, -"J -posies itn of lhcir"bn .trirri'orjus bc
, . : .' -fore thVr aftipirga begun i Ion the VtglSt
. bsnk of lhe firt rirer, nd ut mere. ,M
r U'J AfrtA anjr schoolboj wUnrhiS been
f ;f)ropn)x tugbt geograpbii khcWMhjV
v ' b onexf the p! icei, included tbthat
v:, ' is ealledEiVt .Truisii,, b r farms .a
' 'little iiok cf land , ioi; th E.UUryl of
r ' v the rtu.h cX the NTcmn hl:b yui to
. ; . he bvpled b'D'Yofkt's xorpsa a
i j" : ueutral di3trict w-.ii Ibe'goid pieiaa'te
, t ' , f of the Kbfe'Wa roaster ahould be known
ahd.he public a rlrf 4y aoGicic'ctly
Z infnrxnedof thx n4px-a!ioKf-t4U;rnQ
Vt ' ; narch;a: the rntscbnduct of h;s G tncraj,
V- his consequent reca and appcinttntnt
r cording to he" afbreteeatined conven
tion, the P:uis)ah .'corru is to wiiBdxaw
.'uhrajved where thVj Hsll chooic,
.: vith the simple coniidcfcYnpt'biarniT
' arms f t two roootfcsV a ctndhl'bb tvrjcb
the rigor of tbx tessnn rnost hate im
C psicdj ,eren upon the fc;;aictt ClaCi
Ctmuc cr Tartar.; rtWrefoi e vei un-
Imports nU J;. What remaJris to be sciH
is, wbcthVr the Rutsian fajib inMbeir
agreement with Gen. D'Yorke will be
-more rtlig'9U5?h?n bitthy;.hsre
, pnctiied witlflheir neighbors in former
. times,-and with' France pardcularlj
since. the battle of Friedland.-.' . C
As iaKon2btrp, tht.' capital of
i "Weat-Prcisls, ItV Is ridiculous Nfor, any
v tain of the leait pretensions to'a knbv
ledge or t he Continent of Europe to be
; litre that if could be takeo' to soon,' and
, jnucb lets Dantirc I as these ate phces
V , cX wr, and mujrbe regularly bciiced.
;r" In, the saroe'rnanner at we. shall be ob
'. Ugcd to bedege Quebec, b-fore It fills i
r and that canhui be done in trie heart of
t inter, , in a dircate more inboipiiablc
."thin that of Canada., Then the hired
prints Ro't S carry ic thJlusians e-
ttn to Ikriv., distance.. of 400 roiled
V from Diinttc, apd'so'they may'in irna
( Agination lead iheWlo FistV tnfieten
to tbe ftllaispf Jlerculea ; -but af little
; time, will shew, that if shey l ,ve:at
' . tempted to cross tbe Nlcmen, thcif rid
( svillbe much more disastraus thin that
j S ckprienctd by tbecloodj-mindod Sii
v warrbw fc his Calbwcrs In SwiucrUnd.
; It -ts'foolisb to be led away bv all
' the'nonsense printed'in English and
jjederatpapers. . Tbe contincdtal ays
texn 9l continue the sarne as befirrre
the bst campign, and a newtCTbrt
svill be made la add to it tne coun--'tries
bordering on the 13 aide &ll31ack
-acas.;?France and : Austria beinffu
; r : i nitedaa they really arc, by :i&teicst
, and the tiea of .'blood, no cither state
. . cza' stir. without tbtir permission.-
' V Saxony U cbianected by .' mittimbny
iS". jtvh thcv tmperor Frkncis ;I3iiraf ia
: '. 'yr& Berticr and Beauharnbjs 'iVir.
i - tcmher 'witK Jerome ; the ' JGng of
; C i Westphalia : and all of ihern are )n:
debtett to Napblebd for. great favors
; Btaoenburghii'cnurclcd between
v ' . Kcll jnd and die HanscaVic to wn ij in--V.
tegral parti' of the, French! Empire,'
and those last mentioned powers ,
; s what can the King of Prussia .do," if)
j ,he 'even drsued to violate his faith 1
. ' The Prince of EbniatoWskyi sfho; is
! y tinister at Vaf and Commanderan
y; j ChUt oTalf the Polish forces, was at
"f 3Vartw with his cbrps't the !ast
(. dates, and sras consunity receiving
p. cew leriea of uoopsnd cavalry; ani-
;, . tnited with the" most vivid firecf ps
, triotism kbd revengc.agaiostthctr
4 Vandal dtapoilers and bpplxssofi.-
' ." 'The fortresses of 1 Prague couid'atop
4 here the Kbislrnaraudcra, should
c hcy dare adTance aoar.V .. Denmark
1. 1. still never plcd anyonfidence in the
I preicntadminUtptic;oftGreit.n
'i J atcr f4lcp; mfainpus auack aaij
j 7 tottbanTcnent of Copebhagcu, and
j f nt rpciyii her fleet irtltit
I rceanA yitKout any other
At.. UlU .1
i had Keen aniinr: Unshad rid "Jltn
sia who prutqrsca cisiswu.w? i
pin' season, ut L isflbrded poae
edVatiboaWthb
the Utter power, both b?iea smd land ;
TurkW nacf not yci'ful&ledKbh the
JasUccoaoUirom oDiancopw:
conditions of tbVhit peace wkhrRus
Bia,iiid is in thirWan whild; recruit
I bg hcrfa cmte3:frbn her, rYsiattc. tod
European provinces, to ta- 3;J lSnrl
lea and insatiable neighbor-; "and it
IyjtS;peTfejcV;a.ranqui!?;s
hive giutten nd of the Pope, bf tyihes?
idle nests and insotint; friars.'--
SitzcrlAndJsi and long his been, the
decided adherent pf.wPrancev Spain'
will i never 'consent to Ietn' finglish,,
irrhyivof bs the' Spanish e'bple ia
j theman artoy of rrta, 'COe a-J
thiy Torcedlcnough' of their :uopalata
ble teed iato the;cVtholiblap of thsit
unhai?bv kin idonv' ta- pollute iu.for
ges i their retreat teas that of ruffi an
.troops,' lice xnat oi ..rauaauLi
sac- prundering tirdcring,an'd vlo-
larinr? every thing that cfrn e in thiir
wayiciihoat any regard to theirqt
perior oncers, V , Th.it accounts for
the rc urn of WeUinjrton from QaxUi
to lisbob iocogJ ( , ' Iri&fi Chrcftt
BRITISHfWARFAREC " ,
--. -
.Ttie folio wing "extraa Irons ' the
MusteVRolf ftund on hoard the HI a-
CEDUNiAM, after her capture, by Dc
CATUR,i-wi sncir.'tiiai mereuvere
sEytif , iMPJttssED' AsiBiiiQAa on'
board diat'fri$ate at the time'of the
actiorrl -Tt? Q of wWm were KILL
ED fv Another iinpressctl American
nau oeen DJtowH eu ai sra, .srnue o;u.
pelled to assist nrboardiag u Vessel of
hffownQUntry f ; f '
: - The conduxt of the British tbWard
the U. "StatcaVhas ever been m irked
by cruelty rapine, blood and barbari
ty.; p urging ' bur j r cvprbtioniry ,var,
they murdered thousands oT.our'gd.
lint seamen and soldiers on board
their prison 'hip by mean of star.
f valinrV.Sad treatfotnt, and un whole-
some quauty oi provisions. iney
oot'only jnstigated the accursed sava
gis of the American forests 16 butch,
er.bur defenceless women,1 children.
;.and xvctinJed soldiers in cold blond,
but they bought thousands of Hessian
savages of their despotic ovmeYs; to"
bring in battle array against Ameri
CAK TREEME5 I
r. In the present xrarf although we
are now an independent power, their
conduct has been equally barbardus.
They have impressed American sea
men, and by infamous treatment com
pcllcd them to enter their service.
When ther come . to action with an
American frigntevif the' impressed
Americans rejuletojirht against their
crtm country, they, are tried and hung
fpr mutiny i .They have again insti
gated the hell hounds cfjheuitder
nets to' tomahawk - and scalp bur de
fenceless frontier inhabitants, and
.xtnunded -soldiers as the late action
with General Vinchetuer .will fully
prof e. ' "This savage conduct pf Eng.
land ought to inspire thebve-rnmeot
and people ofihe United States, with
an inflexible determination to wage
the War against that cruel and perfir
dioui natior with the entire rescirces
ol : our country ublil die wrong of ior
prcs mvnt beresigned- Until these
important" objects are attained the
lives and liberties of bur ifrontj
h ethrep and gallant caraenirrill nc
.vcr bese.cured.' k"''
nc-
Ine fo6wing isan extraeffrom
tbeVmuster;rb!l .of the Macedonian,'
detailing the impressment of eight of
our etizep seamen : ' ' . i
;X Chtiiiopbrr DoJ;e, TAraeriearV; agel 32.
raised by. the Tbiibe, late Ddaneustf,
iufrtd io Mactaonlan, JoIj,i; 1810
'"Peter ohnson, American, aged32 prest
br tbUcd!uj, enierrd Aur. 24, 1810.
r Jhn Afexxpdet,' of fCapa Aon, tged 29,
pren by the Dedalcs, entered ,2i, 1810,
. C--, DaJphm of Connect icvJ Sged 2,
prett br the Kamur, Uia Ccs,f entered , A v.
4;i8i6,;...v'. .vst. -
. 'Major Cook, of Bilumcjt, jired 27". prtlt
by!h Royal Williaxn,"laiMrcjy; .entered.
WiUiam Thorcpsort, of Bo4t"on ajed 20j
pfest at' Lisbon, catered Jaty 15, 1811,dxovro
ed "at sea tfi boirdior an Ameriean'w
Johd WaJ!is,'AtBericao;aged2Jpru fii
. t. T'. t anil' .a. . '
aetkm in- the Maeedoaiaa l S- r,' 4
. Iftbn Bard; merkaBf axed 57. breat h
I lhe North-Suf entered April 13, Wli, tUWT
a sctioa ia the AtacedooJaa t -
.Xae cdebirted Horse'
XU TaltSessddJa' Uec1clmbarv''fi'tW.
frerth-Carolina,v ar-Charlotte, ,lbr . in'.ihai
neijhbonrbood. cortimenchrj between thai 25ib
July and the Isr of Aojoitopori rtt-lon
tertaa, which w3l'be made liifrWS jn due
, vny ;.ueouemea Ketjunj.hack thcfi
LBI wuioot DOfliisppoind. ',; ; z? l:..Vvv'-j ruiu uic jtapiqs. ci Ji
' -I 'lit' r' j . . s1 "iL? x A . A
V bneSthibiu;f OrfcalanV
toba
tlaya" berbrb bassmg,thrOnghtWerrir
snMiK nf whoro Isenroa
aelachniebt otimajBiiesiAr,
mihesii at :the,ro9utb.oi usnm
otherUrails hayb also tbeen :dicoyertd.
u titrahWthat therangers at Vincen
nes did; not; cUscoVer, the'se fnolans in rJ
theb Vpaasa frbroAthe ;vata4n. -i
.rangfwmpahie
forrnr touts of duty indvance or aU the
euMenrsey.in te oUtUe value y
thosethat liave been utder my direction,
K, fni ddlne time dat becn: actively
, employ ed, ind 1 sballaitt jj crmit them
to be idleS ;,"'-;-v:;-..v.';
V-v r-..-.. --f
Extractor a letter from tbe xostmsstcr oj
liere from . Cincinnati, on their way ?
Ne w-O rleans1. ;They informed us that
ihey Jartded'onJ the evening of . the 8th
Inst, at thfcsmoijthof Cash,six:iniles
above the junction of ihe Ohicrand Mis-,
to ' bin V the deadu Who informed them
thai.tbcre'wei e two families murdered
by. the savages, supposed to be Cheeks.
iVe bnderstand that Belle Fountalhe
has at present a garrison of nearly SfOO
regulars "and 150 more will shortly j6ib
them.1 This corps, with a partizan corps
o300 men 'shortly expected, if placed
at the proper points wplcl with ihe aid
of. our milida, "give the British (if any.
should venture ,tbis way) and Indian a
warm reception. '
' On the returnr of Gorrio and other
4ibstile. Ifidians, to . their viiUges, from-
ur, frontiers last summer and autumn,
thevjBuid they coum have killed a num
ber, of the militia, as their warriors were
bften passed by. aa theylay conceal in
the lung grass and bushes, but Mete
fearful to'alarra ihe country. They al
so s ad that they could have cut oil ma
nyTamiljes, but for the fierce dogSvthe
fiiwera kept abbt their houses.; VJ
From this report of the Indians', -we.
lbaybe taiight a lesson, that dogs might
be successfully used ' Had every. party,
who went out ranging taken a few dogs,
every lurking Indian ia their rout would
be discovered and shot. Mr Ed wards,
In his hbtbr of the W., Indies remarks,"
that the savages of Cuba'cotdd never
have been so soon conquered, but for
the T dogs ; which was trained to' hunt
hem' We are' as much averse to acts
of inhumanity asany bf those who con
demned the practice, ; -. but if the most
opposed to it, were to visit the house of
a farmer after experiencing an India
attack say O'Neal's house, he would
observe the bodies of eight or ten vie
urns (mostly t a males and cmldrenj horribly-
m-inlcd with the knife' and toma
hawk, the house and property Consumed
and some of the unfortunates half roast- H
ed. Thisis only mercy to whafothefs
have ufTcred ; prisoners are doomed to
cxpenence the most lingering torments
- " ChXicothe, Mjrfch IT,
Gen. .Harrison, re are Informed is
now in the interior of the state', in or
der to organize tbe reinforcements dea--tfned
for the North-Western Army, and
hasten their'deprtUre. x The General.
is expected in town' this day; '
ti,uiucvi u iuc V irginia
troops expires in a few daysi It-would
be injustice to thar. corps and .to" their
gallant leader, to withhold from thern
the jusL-tribute of applause to which
their, meritorious conduct ' during the
last campaign so justlyv entitles traera.
They have deserred7, well of theircoUn
try ; and will undoubtedly , he, received
by their fellow-citizens on theil-Veturn to
private life, with those expressions of
gratitude; for their services, twblcJT are
the sweetest rewards of ihe-ab!dicr.
,y -t ,- Cincinnati March' 13. r-
" vVe hayev.received intelligence from'
the Armjrct the Rapids asvlate as the1
1st instant ; two days -previous to whicrr
ume, a detachment of about 15P men
and 30 Indians, onder the command of
Capt'ianhamhad left there on .a se ¬
cret expeditipn--4hevobject was said iq
be-the destruction of -the J Queen Char
lotte, which (febnvthe best information
that cotjld be obtained) lay within3 20d
yards 1pf Fort- Malden-on the' same
eveninranotherlechmeni ftf soh mnJ
I started, for the purp6sof acting as"a i r e
VeryetrCst; Laigham's jartyih case
"cfnecessiiy?: y. it '
Vr AVc kre InWrjd this mbrfdbb. " bvlf
turday;: that Ithclalvrneruroned VmeN
prize, naa iauej, m consetjuenee oi the
rottennesa LpfJthe,icepn 'the-tAke;We
also hearahauGen'Jiamsob will bex
here In' a day brtwo;,vHv -
" ' - - -.--.' 'ic-f. ;
Gen.Harrlion and Suite arrived fierev
ved'fiere"
-Ne w.Madrid tauie EJitor.dateu reDruary
Trdsrdavrahfe'e AEentIemeas landed
t is to organee trtnyintehdedibr the
sbrinffcampamnt:;e
good health .wheri t He General left? iiTfii:.
lxtrkcof a letterrb'Kaskas!W
extrpfKiette1rmviSlb
tlejo tn an' Cmcinnat i, .tutedXebruary, XvuLr
7wh)rKu'an$ae cdlengirf Taje
fbrde -riiiiihe'iwiiBjl t J HijM)ii ;
lUversVand w ill .mbtwlrrc.thtef0c:
ta5nbnrhey uiight ; think: .ifworth
kiilfe Wgct pbssewibWpflii
iLwcre onlyv. to get ou;iirmense:
property and year s;nunt jrom tne nortn.
Aeet atUhemotithwpuId ;.CH)neWkte. fj'.'-v Vv'--:
fKffae'42d'rem
hararlerllnhis tSwnr foriherntirnOTii triu'itrt.
.k...ff iii4 in lha rti' H ivrt - J v ' - J . . -
300D iren authorised hy ilie act f: the
legislature. ;vfc number 'of men fe
nrn- from th tVrrpnimfint tflaf f heir lCaoeft'chaRfl tvn vccu 1 i" n M ll
tare vbuld lie: better of as fln and
callant TOuths'-as'-Vver-trod tneltented
new rotnnteerta metr .services 10 ngnt iSnin rl mw ' 4 V
tncir.country aL oauies. , nis wo can vmb-onv Vu::7T- Wit sco.
but consider another honorable spe- r Lewistown Greek, but ranon tbi jaln,ft
rirVien of that firm ahrJ 'undaunted.soifit V he was - burnt bv several arm, .a u'r
which pervades the' western peopleand J?1 sqronThe lettef aK08!
ortheJenrths0Vfijch:thcy
fp serve i near couniry, mq tne nauutiai j
' - i" ...l,!. ,-i?-..2i- ij; j it- l--itV-.i H yuran wur Terv fiohn nv ...
vetnment but give their patriotism J
luyui. iw mvm
it.
Frankfort, CKyO Mah l.";
: i Ort Thursday, the 4th irstant, the rcf
gimcnt of militia of this county ws pa
raded pnnhte cdmnions In this place, i"6r.
the pujrpoof Yfunihhing -from j. 'it " .7'
men, its quota of the pOOO ordered- ia
be raised by an act of the1 late egislar
ture of this state. ' In'less vthan '30 . mi
nutes after the.regimeht was paraded in
ordep100 young men -volunteered un-
uer ueut. r. ajuaiey, wno naa nut a
1 few days previous returned from the a r.
my under. Gen. Harrison. ; On yester
day they were mustered and inspected,
when theriUinbcr aslnicreased to 'l 15i
Lieutenant" Dudley was appointed JCap
tain ; George Baltzell, first. Hem. r Sa
muel Arnold, second , lieut. ; and Geo.
Gale, ensign, 1; .S. ' .'.; -V--'-
We understand about g35D6 was sub-r
scribed, to go tpwardr equipping the
Volunteers.;; . , .1 , ' -Y j; ;
We understand the Govemor;haV or
dered but the two regiments command
ed by Cols. Dudley and: Boswell, as a
reinforcement to Harrison-they will
marth in a very few days. V-
;DELWAREB1CKADE r
.;vi -.. ; .. ' r'Ksar -7T- . r , :' u"T...
Theallowlng, is letter from Commodore
? Beresfard,of the Untish, sqjUlrph,: to the
First Magistrate of Lcwia4own, the Gotcr
. nor of Delaware Answer and the Cora
. modore's. Reply to. te GovcjrUof , w .
- m tJiC mouth of the. JJtla-waret
' ' " ' ' V: ; " jriiriM&K 1811 f'
: , -, . Sir -As soqn.as you receive Hhis, I
mdat request you will send 'twenty HvebuU
locks, with A: proportionate quantity of vege.
tables' and hay to the Poiclieft, . for . Jhc use
of his Biitanrrtc Majesty's squadron, now at
this Anchorage, which shall be immediately'
paid for at Philadelphia prices 'If you refuse
to comply with this request,-1 shsjl be uuder
ihe necessity of destroying yotir. to wrw. ,;
' I have th e honor, to be, &c; i i 4
, I. : 1 KiEttESFltD,
v t Commtdore, arid tomman&ri? hit
. ; u ; fa aqiiadrinyih the wwh qf
f . i . v." ' tlie Dclavafe, - 1 ?, : ";
? TO theTirst Magistrate V T ,
: , orUwistowrti f tyr. '.. t i?-
-'i Iit consequence o(tbe above lhe- Governor
ot Welfare, fissle , ordered the roilitia to
he ready to march at ;a moment' warning,,
and the determination was tor resist the dc
roand. -
VtlEXD QUARTER,
' Sir As Governor ofthe State of Delay
ware and" the commander of itsVrn&tary
force, I improve the -earliest time aflbrded
me, since - xny arry tt thplac of ac
kno wledgn the receipt of ybhr letter of th?
16th inst; directed to the CbUf Mafristtate"
; The jreapect whrcrgeneroua ahd raaa-
imwuu uAituu, cw wea uiey are enemies,,
take pride4n cherishing t6wardsach1)trier;"
enjoins it opbn me as a duty Ibwej to thej
SUte over which f haye ;Uk- iiopo? at this;
time to preside j to the governmjentjpT. whih,
this state 4s a member, and to the eirHried
worlds to enquire;df ypuhether 'upon Tori,
tber'and more mature reflection," Vou eohii
nue resolved t6ttempt the destroctidii of 1
this town r; ;&v.y-: '
urj.u ii wauij, ujj crcning' rccei ve your
reply to the present eorfi muntcatian, & your
determination of ettenungvor!relinquishmg
the demand meritbned'in yoai: letferv of the
16& instan t 7 If that demand Jajtdl insisted
upoar I.bave only d : bbservo X6 yctbaiV
compliance would be aiiinimedlste viatatlok
9T ine iaw 01 my . country and air; eternal
OSEPU HASLET.V
,f-..
: ,
f
pnceofiii. security- n; &
t
yiJ-ewts, must be,.ttii?
:w;a aave the Iiqua; i ;
?
a
e
i s.tpnoid to be Ike CbaH,hn i. 1'
uttV.iiUbia quartern .- . r . ,:
i 1: i25Uj of March., t' " e :
Yalf ; Off DeiW ,
fraiahe engaged the British sK op 0f war
Peacock, of 0 gt'ns, and afier an enl
Menient 0i; i minutes, , the : English '
i man.siriic;; but belbfe the cre cfiuli
bet out, "the IJcacock sunk!, andlit is K
' suid.mostof her men jtoished" f
-A:
i , JPUULIC DEFENCE. As it must
t o; t he pUblic; interesrta informfea of ih i .
.fact, we think it nrooer to state; tK wL. '
ccutiyeof the TJ.;States has sevend dava
i mdt the necessary arrangements to the war
aepartrnenf, for the public force on both kh -.
; shores Of the Delaware, wbich fare cojnpre
, hendediu Xhe,urtKiifiriet, aildof vtrhicjis
greheral bfiicer will probabl v take charge to.
..day r to-morrow.' Otherdisppsitions nthe '
-naval department are also in train, Jhe diffi..
I culty of obtainjner hands, we have understood '
has retarded Ate movements of the gimbdid i '
:-r-but 'as. there are volunteers teadv tn-nfln
their services; we make no doubt but prupct
advantage wDl be taken of this patriotic dill i
positions , . . ' . w r iT.V -' '
p'0u.r; cittieiisrdoujtn U ii
insi4ious artifices of the e$mif?&$iermUK i
aidirig among ns W ho willi under TLhe mask
ofyinefhieaf and regret, endeavor to stir lip ',
j disdujesnd anxiety, where there is to caoss
jiurlue one ,orAthe other. . Jttrora.y-,
LENCT.
William "Hawkin,; Esq.
GOVERNOR,
Captain General, tutd Commander to Chiefiin J
r v . . and over fte State aforttaid' "
i?B.6ciWLm
; WHEREAS. I have this dajr.'
vbeen-inforbiedr.hat the fourth
v , . Knday,m;Aay!n
jixedonr forihe'meebng of the next'
Congress of tHe y mfe'd S tates--an eveut
Which - renders ieedienfapd neces-.
saryihat the ekcons forrteprpsepta;
i tives fshbuld be' hclduearlter thab; thsj.
i ftlhereoittue of the IB
tKnintw'in rni vested hv an act passed, r; -.
at theJasr Session of the uerterai v
cers
ehiSSrMtr
bd1ceptaKaCions !
fistatiteltb thCpnjtress of theV;-
t n?td rflsi fen! Fridav tbeSo:H day of
v-rT"'- cr.h
; rci
1-.- .-.- -1
H1M..L
i rnen.Jsent-frorn die shintf 1 1. T ?itlrf
quired was W-rWtyl draft UoplaU; un Durmnff iierto-ihe vratt-r edjtel rv ' !
Nbtwithsuhdiogrtliey had jjerfectkiib l1 minted aUii v
pnvaUona ofheir.frtends.lniheJate4elt. X ,-v-V' -. .- "
wmgfthemyrando V
fatnthe
and Uthough. they harJ "received; no as- - b$tncei 'tatth Ut-iiish 80ufdL
embe'ntUieAn , Act dividing 4he.jV-.
JjUfe iutotbisricjs electing pepre-;?
n5fes and totbd !
that tfeeb
e?flsedlfi al
FsrStvfcU m4mmencink? as ataret .
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