The Greensborough patriot [December 19, 1832]

              GTCEISNSBOROUGII PATRIOT
"TItS KiXORjIMT ix 0 DEGRADED OR RFMR1 YAH'JX'JR (ll.MI: MUST HE I.XI.IdllTEXED, BEFORE OUR EAR I H VAX U.irh. HO.VOR IX THE U.YIVERSE.
VOLUME IV NO. -»). GFIEKNSBOUOUGW, N ('. WEDNESDAY, DKCKMBEK l», 1838. WHOLE NO. 185.
I ha» m»de »n approximation in icnw of it> Hiiicnl; With Hie i.-t ofKiirnpo, our relation* political | f,r tlic injury, if how wl immitled it should b.i
institutions ic our own, and raited a inotian ii i.. die 'and coini rcial, remain unchanged. N. r>oliittioiM ( found member* ■ >' a regal ir government, cap-ihb ■ '?
• . ""' who preserves, it is .aid. a friendly rccollec- are going on to put on a nermancnt basi'. the liber- maintaining the imml re-Mimi" with forei"n uation-i
B' • .' "'" |"en<>d durms which he acquired among al system of commerce now carried on between o« but if, as a wa« supposed, and *■> met fcrov. .1 .., i„ ,'
|our citizen, the ln«li consideration lhal < >«il I then and thi Kmpirc «lRussia. The treaty concluded, tin v were a band of lawless pirate*,'to inflict stub
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At Two Dollar, per annum, p. le within three month.I^1" ***** n> ,:" ''l,M":'1 qu^lific-tiono j will, VuMria'i. .-xecutrd by his imperial majc.ty. a cl, met .."would (WTfo^tisJ oilier, from
t ,,.....•. , •■••. ,, „ aione. , with tin mn«t ported good faith—mil a« we havi ,.:,. a."n—. ; •This last was done Mid tin- . HIi f
fromthe datcn thefii* number or 1 ire. IMhr, (ll|r ,„.„,.„„,, lli;„ |Ml|0„ „ md<lM „. n, ,„,,.,,,',., „t Jj ,„. e ,, ,„. ,„ ,„.,,, „„,,, f,' , r' ! , N , M ZZ
will he invanatly exacted immathlelurtux the expira- .„„„„, , ,„„,„„„, ,„,„,„.,,, ,,,:„„„ ,, wld lllt iul. ,,,„„,, ,„„. nlll, ,.„m ,,,,, 9| ..,,„',.. Ilf ,OIM<.of ,,,„,,„ ...^ ,„„, ,ll,lillo„i
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lion ot that period, t pi.tment of the claims nl nor citizen. hn« removed hi* subaltern officers, to the injurr 01 our Consul in! merce •
liachsul.»rit>erwillheaUil>ertvtndiacontiniieat inytim. | thr only obstacle Ihrre was, to an liilercoiirse no. one of his ports. In the »i?tr I have iven of our Connexion with fo.
within the first three month, hi m the time of wilwcn. niily lui raiive, but productive of. literary and scien-l Our treaty with Ibe sublime Porte <• pn during reign powers, allo-i<.i.< I ,-.,. been made to their do*
bbiinnse;,, bbyy ppaayyiinngg tfoorr tthhee nnuummbbeerr,, rreecceeiivveedd,, aaccccoorrddiinnggt*< I! ttiiltil<e iimmpprronvtermmceniitl., iittss eesxppcerr tt«edd eeffffeeccttss uonn oouurr cc<ommerce. Ni w i-arki I. mestir .list >■•-(>:> ,.-<-. ,ir for. IJII M .,-.. i., U„.,r revoln.
the above terms; but no paper will «• diacantinue-t until Prom (ir.nl liritaiu, I h-ivc the salt-faction to in- are opening lor our commodities-, and a more cx'jt > or di'sciiliotis. Ii mat be proper to observe
all arrearage, are paid form >ou that I continue to receive ii-surai.i, - ol ten-it o range for the employment of our ships— that this is done sol«<y m ca-es v here thosr events
il"-"vl •"""" '""-■■!' i"rwncop,e..i.ai.r« tlH„. with ...me hop.s of luccess. "> 6natol..j I «,.!, , ..rn.-.tli. that in unnouncinS lo von the the Mtio-ci -n of an olicial opimon i. eon'rao to
eetrethr 11th #TWW.-+II ilh»waaee «l len|*r cant will ,,.., «„ „,. .,.;!.„.. ,u „t ,pi,-.i.:„.« which, thoogll rm.rmnmce of friendship, and the increase of a pro- our principles of uiltruatioiial poh, i anj willalwnra
• alsobe madeto uuthorixed agents for pmruring .ulisci w iliinmnt. u I^I-I ht uaittr be levited under cir liiahle . nniinn. lal iulercoiir<e with Mexiro, with be avoided.
ben and waranting their vdvenev or remiiing the cash ciim-l.iiice- that would endaiiKcr the good under-1 (Vnlr.il America, and the States oflhe S.iiith, I' The report whidi the ^ccretarv of the Trensnry
ADVF.RTISI'.MKSTS, | .ta'idmu which H i« ihemten-l of both parties to]could mpaii) it with the a«*nrance (hit the) all will, in due time, hi bufure von, will exhibit .lien-J.
{lot exceeding 13 lines srillbe nt-atb innerted three time»| presert. " \ :, . ci-in. i.leil „■ ,t i- bj a lomu unilj jarc !.i. -..I with that lulerunl Irai jiiiliiy MM.: Curcigti lional Ii is in ahighh |iro«oiroi|. -tat.-. Dam-tor
mi dollar—anil twviity-fivc rent, tor each succe. ilinv ' ' "-': - ■•. in- a..tl - ., ■ ■ Imbils, and bj tlie |pea. v «:,.i h their \r roic di rolion In tin- cau-e .1. to the rominued I'n-csj ,,f ,„',,■ ,-,,.,„ , r,i-.| enter-publication—
thoM ut greater length in the Mmepro|ioi- hti.li obfigatioii- wi ...» ,r linttsii a ce-loik lor tbeil indcpi ndence merits, in Mexico, a sajigumar) prize, wliii h bus cniibl.-d the merchants In li'iil
tiom n.ai.t ol -i ...in,iii, , h.ituiioi.r d lor that «lroju;le is now carried on, •AIUCIIIU. caused siniie their enga^nieiit-Mithtli.; gwerienuo!. tlie rcceipu
/kl leiienao'l communications to the Rditor, on t.u.ine.» ~\\'"'' "' " I ' -•'■■■■■■ - • n.mii.l itlucli ba.en-[embarrassment i» our crm< rce: but both parties from customs duri-g thu »ear, will ..xeeed e.ti
r,lativetaib-paper.mu.theeo.T.rAiD.orthevwilln.n|i',,lV,l"S,",""<' ' T" '' ' '','■" " ' ':"",K ':"'"' ''" -""u •'"'• •'•—| o.a.e pre-ent.-il ... ..„ last sc«io»; a..d with the Other
h. ..,.,. ,.,, ,„ l" qm alioinil om -■ , , I. -i, n ndary still; Io the ten ation ol this eonle<t, we look for the' means of the Ta-isury will prove fully adequate,
1"1'"■'''• ''•''" ,; •' '" b-i inesmge, I i xplannd I e«tabh»hrr,ent nl that .e. re inlerrour'e, ce«-a I not only lo meet tin increi.ed etiioiidiluro re-ult-rxiir.
D BT.ITES. to tnu the itu.itn n in mm h I loiind ili.t in-i... -- ry to nations whn-e terntone- are ■. i i-u-i II « no fro-n the largn appropriations ma le by Couurew
' "•"l ' ■" * ■■- •' '■■ "I'" '• u.u tlu measure- I thought j important it will In to in, »■ ma; > ii.nl.te from '"it to provide f»r tie- ji lymenl f .ill (he pubhe
! it nit dul) to (ur-u i,.i .-Mir tin right, ol tin I" fact,that even in tinsunfavorubli 'tale ol ihing>,ldebt which is at present redeem ile. It i- now ei>
I -at.-lni-; v nifi wl... Ii-.: bet ii ,oiir n aritune comn.t rr« has inert asid, and an intti tunnfed tint the cuslo.n. will vu-ld to the Treasury
.ch-sen hi uiv piidece- it .I. I, i i|„ qn.-n. ..; nal trade h) r.,raw i-. Irom St. I.IIUK lo Sai.h' hiring the presful tear, i(,.»...!- ,,. i.•.■..-,!, ...i..|,t
'""' al-o tie i in ut.i'ii he had ili-j.oMd .■! Fe. under tin protection of escorts iimi-li.il ht tin miil - ol dollar', '/'he public lin Is. no vovVr h ivo
"• v *|'t-ii:ii II .--.I.,, lo III ilt in tin ir exit u u. tfi.ii.i nl-. i- i aii'id .HI in treat advantage,'nnil! proved less productive Una w> anticipated' u I
rnrxiirri.t i -n .ni.ni.,inri lite ciqaciij, ,ti. i ..,!- ..roujil hcb.ri Ihcii. thi i» daily imreaMtig. I ig.nts piovidid for by the iccordioij 4to prt-eni information, will fall .hort of
*0 THE SBXA-.I tsn lior.Eor Iii IKI-I M M n i -. qut-ln.ii,t» etiurttiat wouiii .,\i., ., mibmiwion trialt with il.i- power, lo iiisignali tin houndnntr two millions, flv expenditurci for all object- oil) jr
AI THE <»pr\i\o or Tin .-HIM. :-K-MII\ i.» int. to the opt ion ol the-ouvign aibiter. 'I i,..t bod) which i. e-lahh.hed, hate hrtn named on our part; than the public debl, are estimated to amount during
hanim CH4.sMlin u tin award as not obligator), and but on-t.l the evils oftliecuil war now ragine Hie year lo about sixteen millions, while a still lar-
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f<llon citizens o/tht Sinal ' dvi-.d mi in ipe i further negotiation, tin prop- linn baa been, thai the iippou tn ■ il of those u itfi ger sum, vi/: it Inn n nu.iions of dollars, will have
«.'</ Home nf R'prisrnlalitts: out ion w -in hainJt madi in tin Untndi g-tein whom the) were l^> co-optiali has nol )ct been been applied lo the principal and interest of the
It gives nil plei • to eontiralulate ton upon ; """'; ,'"" "'J "'t.uue.laii*. » to which I ...,».-,l '» ■ public debt.
your return lo thi Scat of (loverumei.t. f,.'r ihi pm " aV' m""rl" pretenu-d any answet bung The goveinmcnl of Cmfral America has expelled | " " ' M • ctml. however, thai inconsequence of
nose of discharging tour duties i» the pr-.| f the p'" .' '" "»«"''ii I arl) aiienlion, how. \. i il. teintor) thr pail w'uch son.n time -ni.ei,no 'caw*& rates ofdiily which will take elli-ct af.
United Slate*. Ulhouxli the pestilence which bid " ' ''*'" '" "" M,,,J,rl> ""l ,v".1 ' "'■" Idi.iurbcd it- pmce. i,.:, m, ,i fostering .. lavora "r',l" "' of *larch next, Ihoir will be :, co.mdera-trattcf-
d the old world has entered our limit-, and "" "" '"'" " "'' '"' "h-lartor) -.tin- ,,;, disposili in toward* u», wh.i.h ha. on ii • than h,e'alltiiB off in the revenue from custom* in tho
extended li- ratam* ■•»■ i iiinli i.t our land, it In- "" "' " »«,"«•»«»■., int. n -in._ lothc I nton gen- I.,, ,.,,.,.,, .„ |„ ,,, ,M,„eilb) it- uilcrotiiie (oim in.; v,:"' ' ;' '•■ •' »"•'> nevertheless, be amply sufnr,eut
plea'ed VI m. ,tj «.ol to milig-ite it. .event t, ''"-1' '""' I'"""""1) s" ''> •• e nl its in. m-11 ...i.de a .eeond attei. pt, in tin. «wjhr. to • .labhiili j(0 l,ro»id« forall the wanU of the public service,
and lessen tlie number of its virtims, i om, iired VVHII "!."'. i diplon iln i tcrrour-i with ilmi: Lul tin m.iili pinnated even U| a liberal scale, and for the re-tho-
who have fall, n in mo«l nthi r cmti.lne. <...i '" ,"'"'*"' ""' ""«'"« on >p»in are not yei lotthe di-ln nnl ili/in wl.. m I li.nl atq t.d 'lemption and purchi.e of the remainder of the p.ib-wbicl.
it Ii.,- -ina.I it- 1.11...-. Noitviihslaiidiiiit •"k,'"v, l"1-"1- "'. a u..-. r u.v.-ii...:i. ;. ..I them lot that purpose, ha. retarded tin execution of mra- llc ,lt!" ofthe United Stale-, Innded and unfun led
thi lati mr count r« | r '-. on e\eh side, ' '"' *•'*" "". """,' b. retoloctiak.i, ,i„., ,, »n, ,„„., |,oin winch 1!...... .1 much ndv i',., lo om *'" '"' educed lo within » friction of seven mil-marks
nf pro-p. my and happme-s, urn quailed, per „ " , "*' .*"'"' " leinano,. I.o.v.v.r commerce. Tin union of the three ""stales whi.li 'wn* ««f dollars: of which •i,22?,J6.J are not of' rsfltt
hap-, in an. other portion of the world. It .. «■ f..i!v I *"01'- ' "-l '"KUt hl' "I "'• eq.ni) of in.il ovcru I formed the r. public ofColombia ha* been Jissolvtd; "•''••"'■'I'le until the l-t o January, i.'.ii. u,d
apprecut, oui ■.. i-i .p.i.nv. roiidnino. ex.-lniti CHU- "" ' '' "".' ' "' " B<"""' '" " ",l' ln'' -'.I'- hut the) ail, it r. believed, drr iln in-',-,-, s l-; !■'.'•"•'«-. not until tl„ Id of January, 1835. Ibe
lea ..I discount will appear imtvorlht n| nlleuli ' ' " ■""" ■' ihrenei,. Vnu l..ilhful lo the pi.nei. -esjaiat. !v hound ht thi Ii a« wh.rh ha. been madi r nis.ioners ol the .inking .1, however, being
and with hearts of .hnlikluhics* lo thai Divine lm,,. I'1' ol a*liiunoilni.h nut what wd» clearlt ni.i'1. ad their led. ral rapacity. 'I iii'Vim-ttr accredited lo !' u'lc' w,,n ,u" •••thorny lo pnrclia.e the debt at
Who ha* filled our cup ol p..»|. rily. w. -ball f.il """""' '""" '" '" -'"■. :• lily om ii:l. i,,i., |llM1, ,oiilniui. in •hat iharart.-r noai ""'••"••*«'« price, and |he mean* ..t ih. I'n-asiiry \
our ri-oliiinni i.-ill.. ..I I., pi,'., i,., H|.d hand ' ,;:' " . '" '" "'•'"" ' " "■■'> "'• which, a,- I tlie Koveinnuni ■,! ,\. «< (irii.a.ln, and bopts were bc"* •1,"ll«'. " ■ »y •"• hoped thai the whole will be
dowiitoposterittih.il libent md that union who I. "" - '" ."''''""'" '.'"' ■ *"■' ll"' ' *,r,el "'•»nl jetertamid. that a mvv I unubl I„I.I,,.,1 he- e*"nguished within the year 1033.
e tin.' received frpm our tail., i-. ami which con ' ""'' "" ul'"" •''' '.v mprucunng the dec jtwren lb. n\< lab btalts, al Ii isl, for l!a purposes ' ' "" '" ,'"' f '"llally congratulate Coivre.-* nnd
iliiethe < * and the'Ineld of all our bl.—ing.. u",l'nl* »«i-Miiy mi ibe r.-ttcw ol the merits ol nfforcign ml. tcour-e. Our Mmotei hat been in- m) l,,|low «'»•»•'•• on the near approach of that me.
Tin- relatio t our roinnn contu t in. ., m ' ,l""" ■''' "l"1 ""* "!'•' •>"•'. until n.lortii- uructed :•■ II-I I. - ^oodoiKi.-. whenever lliet •hall """ lb,c "" ' h'MW event, the extinction ofJhc pub-
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the Iii debt ol iln- groat and free nation. FaTlhfni lo
tlie wi-c and patnotic policy marked out by lite I.-.
filiation ol the country for Ihi* object, the present
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ame picture of amicable ii.lirr'oii.H-that I had '"'"' " '.-' """ ''"" '':l' " '' ll" ( """' J'"'-1- '" desired, m r ,,,. i|,,r,„ .„ ,,iuch to bi
Ihe satisfaction to hold up to y • tnw at the open f\" V " [,u ,VM"" a ' ' IM-MOJ now k.r: wished, for lb do.,«.t.c iranq It o( the parti, s.
ing Of vour la«t .ession. The -. finedIt prof.-. »>e nr-i time pn-. nle.11, a-, iintxreplionahle lonn, and the »er unit and facility of Ibreip. crmn.cr.T.
lions, tlie same d. sire lo p.rliripat. in oui'l]..uri-li "'" ""'""' ''"■ '"'•M:d ",e Bl'l'"c-""o«» «''' '<e sue- .ome notations naturally altehdai t in an mfat.t admini.tration has deyoled lo it all the u ivi,„i,
log c. mull ri •■. the -HI,, ih-p.'.itiiiii to r. train from "'","1' reiun have prevathd in the empire nl l>n/il, which \* nourishing commeree hat* supplied, and a prudent
i.i|urie-«, uninteutt ually oihred. an, with I. » ,\ M,:,v' «'»-■ sal'.fucti.io lo inform you, that Ihe at. have had the ii'iial ehVr.i upoTcomm. rcial opera- '•eonomy preserved for tho puhlie Treasury. IVfihin
ceptions evinced bv nil nattuna wet, »i„„„ «.■ havej ''"'''' hrutedto be made i ., the di liver) nl ., ,„,.,,; :,,..| „|,,|, ,1,,., upended (he r. n«iderafioi. ol ''"' fo,,r >'""' for which lb.- people have conlidid
ant niter..mi-e. Tlii-de-irabl. stale of thing. i,,.,\ l"«rt ol thearchiv. - o| rionda. whicti hud he.u tar- iluni. created on similar oiei s% they have g|Vn, the eXcMilive power to my charge, fifty cighi mil-hymauilv
a-enbed lo ouruiiuenatnii; enictue ol the ''"' ''! ," ll,;"" '. has prodmed a royal order lot ri n-v con piau.tt on Ihe pail ol our ciliz.n..
rule which ba. Imitf iiui.li d • nut I i ,-, t„ "'«ir d. Itv. ry,and that me..-urt. hate beet, taken to i.\ pr.-per coi.-ideration for rulnn » and diffuultiei
re,|„,r,-, Mlu-ive ,.„v, I,,.-,,,,,,, r.,,.,,,,1 In 1'^', """-• "•" '•
lions of dollar* will have been applied to the pay.
men! »i tin- public debt, i In, ihi. h»< been at, mn-u!
lb,.-1. .ion- ha. made it* b -- urgi ,,i nnd p. n mp- I'1'"'1"' w 'fhout *tinling the expenditure, for all mbrr
grant none. .| i- dadj proilu, IIV it- b. mlici.,1 .t H) the repoit of th. bxretary of State communi 'lory ■■ • drm-inds for justice than dult lo our f. I- ProP«-' "bjeeu will be seen by referrim: lo the liberal
fe. . .•• lb,- re.peel !i.. .u loom lli_.il,. prole. n.,n ''''." '"-,0" " ," -J,U ' "" '"*1, >"" ''"'"' ",for' lowcilizin* would, under other rue uni.'lancts, have provision made dui.ng tin. lame period IT Ihe sup.
of oiir citizen, and their properly ihro.nl, and in ih. ' ?j. '."", '"' " "bUmed by th. required. |>ut their cli are not m.Intnl. .,..,1 I' "' ""' increase of ,-tir iiiei.n. ul' mantim. nod
increase ol our ii.tigati.u, , .1 ;l„ ,\:.,,-.,.., „i ouri '"'' ' '" "" "':',1 su." '"' ^l"1'"1- ol ll., ,1a- will on all proper occasions In- urged, and, it i.l.u nuhtary defence, for intenal improvtinenl- o| , ,,.,-
* mercantile operations. I he n turn-which hate hem '"'" - "*'"•••" the Am. man rhipping in pt,| with effect. tional. haractci, for Ihi n val and pte-i-rvnlmii n
made out-nice w. la-t not. will f|...w an m. iea-i "' ''""'. "' ";"'"- , •"'•'"•n of that reduction I retrain from making any communication on Ibe »he Indian*, and la»tly for the gallant tcl. r«n» of tlu
.1, ( Ih. la-l prert-dmg tear of ..• than 80.0(111 '""""' ,'!' """I'1"" Hill. .11 our part, by the suhjecl affairs with Hneno. Ay rv, bcci
ton. m oui stiippitij. ami of near fmtt milliui - ol ",|' Mill nl July I,-,. I have the satis- tin negotiation comini rdtopuiii my la-tan
dollars in Ihe au^re. r our IUL '.,,,.1 ■ xt.nri """ '" '" >"" "" " "'"I" """I") no high- nual n..s...ge, was, al the- dab of our la.t adv ices,
Norhave «.-!,.. rea.oi, toleli .. ..,,..,,"'""r , ",::" ,; '" "" eoi.tuienlal ports ol M\ pending, and in a Mat- that would renders pub-
'evolution,
I he final removal of Ihi* great burthen from nor
resounes affords Ihe menn.uj further |non-n»,-for
ali iln ohje. t- ofg. III i.l welfare and pubh. d< lencc
th- poaition of our political than el mil , i.,,, ■'"" "''" ;'" '"'"'i "" ""'"' "■'lional vessels. licaliun ol tin detail-inexpi dienl, which ihe mnstilul null /.,-. and pn sent* the
eoncern.. 'I i man, ... Ihe si which the! • •••|''-,:!-a_,„„, I'orlu^l l..r tll.Kal capture, A („.„, „, A , , ore, for .itch furihri rrd.trt.on in Ihe rove -
werewhe,,|la.|».bh.-sedt. bm ,.fpm,p.,. " it r ". '- ' "" B,'owld .,0 «•• H"" rcpnbl.c of t h.h. wlml, ,1 » mrov, Lv , , »'"'">:''"'hc rt'T •«*••-•'* I"""'" ' I »>
ily and peace, tb. Mb, t , M-alt, .,.', to ih. " '"" , ,'' "( ""' ' ^'■'""'[ "•> "« -.,,....•. v',il ... | „,| ,„ ,; „. ,' . •,.,..; rnm nl ° "".>",r,i U.e'I na.ury, it will be ..,-,,
p»r.mg adt.ee o. the,..en ,1 Ml I In ,ry, " «' »*'«* P-> ' "" V","","','/1 •"•*•«* .eems to be «slabh-hed..and>a. w.lh it Zh K" ', " '"' ILT "V ,' ' "'*>
' —V" <'- ■' « '.fo. ih. „-. -' '••"•<■ '•>•• II- hr, o. these liasbee. , rf ,„ , '„.„„.„, ,,„..,,;' be ma.le I ti.tueraUe .A.ent, and the suhj- <t is
ofpo.«er,ty, bv , I,, ,,.., ,..-,. :,|,., .,,, •;'-■ !.«•-eeond al.h.u,.h due. had .a , dal, „,,„ ,, „, , „ i ,„ ,[1,. ,,„,,, ,,,,,.„„, a, , •»"^'l> rexmmmnd.d to the .......deration o, ..
c>r--,',-r--■.«t«o . m"il»t■•,•'■ I,,. , r 'I 'l■u■u-i.-i " ,,".""r,"•";.;':":'":':*:• \'"'' ?" r':""'":•i,",,;v•o■«wi"ng*«ll™wa-.... ..-■..■»... i...-.- „,...i,.,.»..,.„,,,..,,.....,i,„ ^"■■•",";1''"'':,"""", vr,-*"do"",f,h'
frieecUhip with all nalioi;.. hul to m.ke entai ' ' ' '• '" ''"!"''"''"" ' ;,N "' ''"' l"11"" ' "• •'"""
nlln ,,- with none. ,\ -tin, ,.11 ., H.,. ( . 'I "'' '" ""' tlval "■" '" "Inch the nation i- ■„.,
lev l,.,- kept u. aloof I llu- p. rpl \, i; qu. -lion- "'
that now r.fcilat, iIn Km petui milil, mO have mine ' I lie payments .tipul.iled hy ll," convention with
than once di _■.,,.- countiii. with b| . I'I i ■<'«. hive I | um luall) in,,I,, and tin
Should tl.o-c va i i' ■ ..i in I ri i i. I., pailu - inioimi i-nailv tnbulion amonj claim
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b. »f great .-idftititage • f. Ih.w .,.,„, g.w,| 77"':.,?, '"t T'" *XH* "" f"*
...that per.lou.butp.off,..bl. I,, •'" "'" •''-'''.'-■■'uia.)..>y . '•mayremovel 1 ' biirlhi I,- who I, 'hall l» t, and lo *.■ 11 imeqnallt ,,i
": mi, in will, he neighboring Slat, ol I'e- any. and as may pn itc ali Ih. _.. il mi ri t- of
ru, owing to Ihi onerous duties levi. .1 on our pun. i ihe cumni t>.
>" le. of export, has beet, on Ih. decline, and Unu and patient n fh ctiOn has (trrns'lt
have hitherto opinion. I hati b.retolon expres«ed to t ongi
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