X|)e ©ajctte. PHILADELPHIA, Hoy DAY EVKNIN-C, APRIL 7. Jnflum e( tenacem propofiti virum, Non civium ardor prava jubentium, Non vulcue iodantis tyranni, Mente quatit foliJa. THE CRITERION—No. I. A nationaI_CHARACTER is eflential to L lational prosperity, and a permanent go- si rernreent. Unfortunately ours is not form- ii :d. Two grre.it parties, styling themselves ti FederaHfts or Conftitutionalifis, and Demo- | ( :rats. or Republicans, decide every thing in t jOUiicfs. But the fadt is, neither of them i(\ "Sgrteably to their profeifion. There fore a reformation in both is necrffary to the « well being o; government, and the public nelfare. To talk in the vulgar style of ' Fcderalifts and /snf/-Federali[h," is throw ing words to the wind Every American who carries any sentiments in his head, will look at ipia's aQions ; and tix upon the 1 [Teat points, on -which a real republic ; is 1 oufiflfd. If personal rights, if property are A Rot secured b p*ri' a lent l«t, he people do | Hot enjoy civil liberty. In tuih a govern ment, whatever be its rm», the strong btardown the weak ; influence in the legis lature, is every thing ; wealth and art pre- r vai! aver law and equity ; and justice tnuft , be purcliafed. Hence tli*- inSuenchl men in the legiflatur; may obtain tor themselves and ' friends, more than their leg:?! rigltt*, whilil the poor and \luu s. - vTo this corruption all governments naturally tenj ; ' ind is not ours going in this road to dtrfpo- ' tifm ? But it must. like other republic?, »ass through the whHwinds and fin- cf de mocracy before it falls into monarchy, its inal destination. That all parties are puih- ' ng the government to this point, let fafls ' peak. Do we not fee fhte legislatures ex ircifs the supreme judicial powers, in decid- !' iig upon their own legislative contracts and | , ibligations, uire£tly subversive of the fun- i larnental principles of a "government oflj aws," and in violatioc jf the letter of the j corftitutio:., which ordains that;' 4 no state -shall pfs any expoft facto laws, ►r law impairing an obligation containing a ,' jontraft." And do we not fee Congress tountenance tbofe infraftions of the confti- i tution, by exercrfing in the fame manner & . judicial power over its own legislative en jjagements ? Hcrce the provision in the con stitution that " all cotitiafts made and en- I'gagemerts entered into by the former go jSvernment (hall he equally binding on this," .amounts to nothing, as it gives no security •to the creditors : nor in faft any of the ■nates or contracts of the present legislature, i give legal security, so long as it claims a jpowerJ to decide upon its own contracts. I Hence it is clearly evident that our tegifli- I tuiesde not aft upon the principles of a free [government. What avails then the high jl pretences and- long speeches of our profeff &i::g republicans, while in fa£t the rights of the common people are not so well secured -ss are the rights of the fubjefts of monar chy in England ? Where is the difference jetween the Ties 8t sfr,tics, when ali unite to Jeprirc the common citizens of their legal rights ? We fay common citizens, because Jie rich and influential of all parties may tonrmonly obtain t'.ieir right; by their in- Juence in the legislature ; but the poor and f;iendlefs have not this 'lope. Numerous fa&s might be mentioned, but we will feledt iinTy two at present, and we natiie tbofe be cause they are notorious to all who pay any attention to public tranfictions. The sale , of lands by a (late legislature and after re ceiving the money for tliem, declaring the sale void : by this operation many citizens •in different slates are defrauded, aid redu ced from alfiuence topoveity. 2. Certain contrasts of the United States pledging their faith in the moll solemn manner to pay the interest on them annually, have lain ma ny years in the treasury for payment and the creditors have from year to year peti tioned in vain for the fulfilment of the na tiosal engagement. Now we alk where is the r.-medy for the injury fuffered by these d.-frauded citizens ? In a government really free, there is a remedy in law for every injury, and ali property is frctired to its le g*l owner. But where are thefc injured j citizens to look for protection of their legal rights ? Is there any other than the wretch td hope of making friends in the legislature ? What chance is there for a few poor citi zens, after having been deprived of their property, to obtain friends and create an in fluence by begging for justice ? Is not that a beggarly government, where legal rights 1 mult be fought in this way ? Thefubjecls in England (who we have oeen taught to view as mere slaves, enmpared with our free citizens) in such cases as thefc, might ap peal to the judicial department, and their le gislature although composed of the mjijeflic names of king, lords and commons, would not dare torefufe them their legal property. How vain then is ourboaftofa free govern ment, whilst the citizens are deprived of rights secured even by a monarchical power ? How inconfillent to amuse ourfelvcs with , names, while we lose things ? Hunt thr /-xf I.UarfM a nrl In(p till" fnhftanfl*. l, i. f 11 f v c flfnt noon I *■ liti of his ■writincsexhibit that mor?' - ! : -iet.ce of the Comtp.ny who made t Brig Sally, Hampton, lurnCKM [5« nrineiJle of <i free ravern- 'tv in vour lives, and inquire not too cu 1 * pike Rc*d from Philadelphia to Schr. Fanney, Eaye, • Sc. Thoira lmis Iu ii til c lit p -F • children dif- oufl whether his life and doctrine From that information, they Aligator, Hitchcock, St. Cron 3U tin? about their marbles and nine pins, coincident. Pouioly they are not ; pollioU i i -u totnn.r., tnat tne ioau to - i „ -vr. . „ i_t li, a while their house is fallinc* or on nre • Does Jhe is in orten \ - ; - j " *wr 11 uuiwisa [> » | . „ . , * . d h fhf rit Oiouldbe lemembered he * trsa mile. This rate, from Lap- I \ iQip* under .Damm colours, trom ot Jn tffly far and '{£- £al rights, bttt anjyttenfion of the pownfrs ff fUhc a,t \oy tb*tm Jinglatid. i And is itaot certain tfiatl 'Until ttjis lnalKbe dr>ne we can .never have a p4rftianent pubjk; cridit ? Dp not tjie >tb<rv« othfF precedents of violating public'faith, allure us of the dan ger that awaits this country whenever-the •alamity of a long war may happen ? Could Corigrefs, with our present ipongrcl charac ter, support a seven yeah war which might call for twenty or thirty millions annually, moie than all the revenue, aided by taxes ? Let any sober man refleft upon this ieriuus fubjett, and judge of the wisdom ofepntin ing the present system, and the policy of con tinuing the breaches of public faith open—so long and loudly charged upon Congress in the above instance ? ACIREMA. " IVe also are men of like passions tvilbyvv, and ftreaeb unto yen, that ye should .turn fr*r.\ these ■vanities." DURING the fir CI fugf-s of chviftianity, the apostles and the primitive bui'derscl the church went about, like thtir benevolent mailer, doing good. Wh.ile thus itinerating among thole limpte and credulous tribes ("cat* u red over the ealt, wnic'u the day tyring from high had not yet visited, many of. the molt familiar «c>s of these venerated raenj would appear of a Trpernatural cast. IgriOrj ranee invariably begets wonder ; thafrfpeciri of it, which was extitcd in the villages 01 ! and the oriental citWs, by tb| I conduct of the fir ft chnliiarii, was the I admiration of the pr.puUce, and who-morj; | fimken it' ignorance, than the people of thai' remote n£e ? Every thing, beyond their nai { r,)w c-mprohet.ii'in, would appear, like ;n<4 | gic, am!, in e\cry rare exhibition of powe Gods, and not men, mull he the agents. I Pan! and B irn:;t>;ii, we leani it from the i ! own history, wi ie colleagues in apoftlelhr ' snd crnip mors in travel. In Lyllia ai j Dei be, cities of Lycaonia, they preached t!| ! gospel. The fan<3ity of their uemeaiioij ! would, of course, attach the refpeft of the) hearers, and the flighted art of such go# I preachers would be magnified. Paul, in ! walks throne h the streets of Lyftra, obfetfi J :ed and. relieved the impotence of a cripiA Thoucb the healing arts, which the Sait* employed, were, doubtless, fuconded by p*» vidence ; yet mortal fjcill were fuflicirnt make "• the laine, his cmtch -forego." 'ft men of the cit'v, wheii they witnelTed tp cure, supposed it mu(t be efti'fted by a tial pliyfician. They accordingly, said i{ believed that the gods hid defended in man fhnpe. Birnabas was exalted into J , pitfr, ai-.d Paul's elequence dubbed l?i , Me rcury. Shocked at this impiety, and i- I willing to arrogate any but deserved hot*, the modetl apoliles, hearing that the prjji,!;- 1 ' and garlands, ar.d vi&i'ms w.-re at liaiid,|n and remunerated to the enthuliaftiCpfc<A-, " Sirs, who do you these things ? We so . are men of like pafiont with yto, and prch ' onto you that" yi*'ftiould turn from thefefj r.itiej. Our appeSrar.ee among you p easily explained. Believing a new- andka j tional of religion ourfclves, wyire willing to impart it to others. Wbejwe » heal your _Gckvwe discharge one of t!:e(roi\ 5 important'duri-;s of mat). There iVnjtoc j cahon to render us divine honors. Wjt.iih , fervently that Tint only o.urfelves btf ye, might in ;>urity r.f heart approach divijt na ture. But we kridw that wp are merfien, I and frail ones too.- Wc£sa, perhapsi*>me ti Hies "cur? the Hrk, but V/hzt ro(ifl"t , we, take with the . 'l'bols who: srehbnfi indeed in body, b t t t.>ir,tcJ and perveicd in ; mind. We in«y exhort othcrt tice sf virtue and yet be ourfiflvts imoug tbofc who dwell caielcfsly. Are ft?: fuc,h. beinps men ? Yea, verily we not aiJy fee, I but /Ve/the weakness of human nattif. • Every age has its errors. Gotnl .jrecioii n ! inj>- and benevolent adlions, in thfopinion. j lof bmbarians,exalt men to Gods, f Among y a polithed and speculating peopty,|neither . j-the founnd homily of the parson/ |er the J reharities at his door avail, unless' uni . j form practice is as divine as.hW jrecepts. . |He is secretly thought, fonietinps openly s I called a hypocrite ; and men rdfti tude and plealViiitnefs of viftye') Jath, be y cause he fometimcs Rumbles, or. jbnis aside. y But virtue isthefame let her folfewers litat . her as they may ; and if it pro'mlte our well (j helng" to go where this charuiiugfcowcr le*d» ,1 if you find a niillion, my' gOo;lfriend, whD i. only shew the rout (he has tajen without ? joining her tjaiti, let not fuel) |iconfiftency prevent thy pilgrimage* < r These reflections are fuggeled, by j« i- common remark "If my t. he preaches I m'igtit believe" doftrines.' s l But his wtld. are iio irnpeaeh s merts of. the Hilts; .It that man ii", i o at bell, a feeble being, wby an indi- j e vidual in blcck required to toflefs double >- the ftreugtkof him in green ? Habits o r o't'- \ di tat ion, of flinaying the fcripjures, ot <.on-] c templating the operations of Providence .» ujc ! d himjto preach gravely« But (till Br is amai, j r. pajTions with you,ye captious he;, f's, i i-. and,, like you," he will _fojti£tjmej j if them. But, bc)i%ye one # who| ,f has ? upon the world for four tim<s teh yes ijs,''' h piffimfi i* n<,Ter- indulged without rem'rie P and fuSerrng. : This t_h»ii is. adds, in his rapid logick", that wliich I do, i I allow :.ot. if then I do, that which I j would not, JTconfent untothe law, that.it is Ah adept in every my fiery ♦fhumati nature, and fa<j;>cious,"if imt. hfiiyai a &iftt, has a phr ife, the I Q>.n easier teach twenty, what were l ood to be cjotif, than to he one of the twenty to follow my :. owd teaching, 1 THE I,AY|PR F.A6HER. ' Front toe Shop of Mess. CoLr.u K SpondsS POLITICAL PfETRAITS. From the S ha kkspkar b G,l llert. _ The late political eclipses portend no jgood ; love cools, frietidfh.p /alls off'; bro thers divide ; in eilieft mutinies ; io the country discord j'and (tic bond is crack'd twixt foil and father. Machinations, hoi' lowr.efs, treachery, jnl a|l tuiiious difur |d?rs follow ui difqn'ety. ACIREMA I can keep ceunfeUmar a tale in telling it, and delivers plain (ufiag« blunt ly : .thai, which ordinary men ; .arc 61 For, I am qualified in ; and she bcfcof mc is di ligence. j The Politicaj. PoJihjat. A gtafs gazing, ijper fervUestble, finical rogue, of Tery foft society, aid great (hew ing. Indeed, to freak feelinjly of him he is tbe card or calendarLf gentry.— He has got the tune of the tine, ar.d out ward habit of encounter; a kind of yelty colledion, which carries him through and through the mod fond «nd wi:-.now'J opini ons Do but blow him ial hit trial, the bubble is out. A BELLOWING OS«tot. This 19 fomc Who, having been prau'J for binntfiefs, rfoth »ffe& A saucy roughness ; and conftrain»'the garb, Quite from his nature : H« carmqlflattcr, he I An honest mind and plain,—ill speak truth : Aithey w ill tskc it, lo ; if nnt, lt'»plain. This kind of knavu, I know, wlrcii in this plain ness B Harbour more craft, and corruji r end* Than twenty filly ducking obfeffuitt That ft retch their d*tif« nicely. • v To be continued. Legislature of Penmylvania. HOUSE OF REMPstSEMArirEs. h 5. A motion was made by Mi Frazer, secon ded by Mr, M'Nair, arid rei i as follows ; viz, ' Whe real the agrieulru/al 5 id'eommereial inteieits of the people of "til infyivania re quire that every mhdc ef tonvey ar.ee and cort>inuu»catitoa, UyJroaiis and In land navigation, flitniitl heAiproved ; and 1- h»r a-eoid <Jfccy oftheJUL^ giflature to- promote epjeft by such grants of money and other encouragements as were thoiight be ft calculated for the attain ment of i'o important and valuable an end : And whereav the cftnblHiiing of a good, life and certain rcui cf c«nV?yance from the eastern te the western parts of the (lats, \roiild preve highly herffieist, by preserving The anting from ths great'and ! ißCTijafirtg Coromtrcp of the We'rtern Coun- | tri ; but the - | tacdang aud rnnipleting a CVnal.naVlg-a.tj9p I between the wafrs.cf Delaware apd.t)fwo. j hqve proved r.. • - be/apppfejed J to enquire a'od>jrpon tljt Ho.ife, on tht praflicabi'.ity . ai'.d propriety ef eVT-nding-' a . Turnpike Ro«4' .from ; lj e . phia to Pit'tlbsrg; iJ.~iltvy.ih.iH thir.V" the- obje'il' attainable,. Vt fu&mit: to the Hnufe-a plan tor carry,:.jf-it into effect. Ordered, That Mr. Friztr, Mr. .Mitch ell, Mr. M'Natr,*Mr. Frailey, and Mr. be a C rnmitte« for the purposes ex prtlfed in the said refaluUsn. March 17th, :800. The Committee appointed to enquire and report on the practicability and propriety of making a Turnpike-road from Philadelphia to Pitt (burg—have, in obedience to the-tw der, of the Houle, turned tlieir attention to that fubjril ; and being of opinion that J it js of the highest importance, not only to > tit people-of-Prmifylvania, but of the Uni -1 td Sfttts jiilfo ; and believing that nr> ex pfrice which Could he inpirrvd.io the under taking would be con hfiiiurate with tile g-eat benefits. :iia^ would witHcertainly K r silt, they have i 0 jfined thcmf-lvcs to an ; eideavour at iixius upon fomc plan tor ac- timpUfhing the objtft cf appointment, thicli may be at u;ice efficjmt and acccpta- S arguments need be ,'dduced by the ' ttee, to convince the House that it I; ukt 'at ofeflential importance to eftabbib •; j...i ■ easy arid certain communication be -v- ■ - the only mercantile City oi the State, . its didailt agricultural pyrts ; ; itLzens ;he means of carrying, their f>rodiu ■to market —and to the neighbour- States of t!.c Union a paflage 'to- ; e extcnfive and wtreafmjf'Weftern ■ A ToL rP. APLE Ll KEN rlB Anot/FR P ! nrJ°f de u ay *£• ex P fnre > t'le corhrn'tteeT P po e that a fubfciiptiaa (hould be Opened 25000 (hare*, at 2 0 dollars each pay able .n ,en annual iniialimeats of 20 do l/ rs Tco'OL T;, Th t, {hareswould p rod^ 5 ,000 dollars. The remaining i'um of- , '> r°P°H be ad: : J the „, an y cn termi * and in 1 manner following, viz. t ! J^T e r 6d "^° c usual girding to the r and converting ti° i the p ' jbr, . c will not be likely ev" , P r<> P frt y r P«ie ], value ; but which if app their full J ticular putpofe, and IBdR-f'l . or a ? ar " ® m the management of ,nte y c «ed -produce, ther value, or nearly ?5 CDa iy) property jlhided to, consists of the a. b ages of (late taxes, and the ttferved tr&£~ l ' th« property of, the Commonwealth, at the towns of Eiis,,. Warren, Franklin, Water ford and Beaver. . The amount of taxes.put- J (landing is abput 336,040d011ars too which are charged fundiy appropiiatio:.s to tea- : mount of about 12,000 dollars. These ar c rearages have been so long onttlanding that ; it cannot now be reasonably supposed, the t whole' will ever be colic(Sed. They will j probably- prodttce, with diligence in col lcfling' theiil, frotti 250,060' to dollars beyond the appropriations al eady t chargeable on them. The rcferved trails, V it is eftima ed, if managed with care, and t fold on good security, aiedan extended cre dit. will produce from 50,000 to 75,000 1 dollars. These two funds then, will with- I some certainty," produce 300,000 dollars, and probtbly 375,000 dollars. f The proceeds of these two fourrcs of re- 1 venue, the committee propose. (hould be t specially appropriated for the discharge of r the sum to be advanced by the date. Tf f this (hould be approved of by the Lrgifla 'ure, such arrangements might be made, as ] would extend to the persons in whose hands those taxes are, the privilege ®f making j their payments by ten annual instalments. on giving security for the putiftutldifch?- e of such instalment«. A similar arrange si « might also be made, with refpeft to I . * fsrved trails, which would give the , !rsb«- v fers ten years to make their p- ; ,t fry annual instalments, on giving g- These arrangements, at-thc r an;c ■ they would extend advanta whe \ are indebted to the State > woo might become ptirehaf'- wo.ld e; .n a I certain fund for difchs"- t , y.., .rsnts contemplated to be rub the fuate, and would probably i -real {■ aftually to j be brought into &■; Tr. / ; «>hich in crease (as it * <<? ;t e State) would operate pr.ci ' a «(' e of the amount to dr iwn ir« it ifeaftry for the pur pofesof the roaci But that the £ ate might run no rifli in making the proposed sdrf-ice of money, the committee would .>. ■ ; . r-.; there (hould be paid from the .uy . c*. XteiJ fniiy -tfac arar - - - *t\ ■* lars to the com,. y chs on such feiurity as • i : ">> ing given, that the money uio-. fairh fully applied, and that 00 Ufa than a£.iuilet of the road be compkied wi.ihin the year for which the advance lhouldjw mads, As a further security againfl an unneceifary advance of public money, it would be pro per to provide, that no such advance (hould i be made, until two thirds of th# annual-in j flallments of the individual fubferibers (hould b< paid into the treafiwy of the company.. ! Tl.is plan the committee have full confi I •dejjtcj;,'wf-u'd enable a co.mpany- to cOm —plat&thc--.rc*d withip. ten Jijajs. The sum I of Bo,aoo dollars they ha-ve gaod reason to ; believe would be i'Qlly adeqoate '.o the com --.jiirtion of-ai.iy 25 rod. tt on the road : And by giving authority to the company, 1 after the firft year, ro receive toll on such parts of the road as might be <.ampletcd. a fund would be created to meet all contingencies, and which might be also applied in extending the road- * The committee however submit the plan to the confidcration of the honfe : And as the temination of the present session is at har.d, which will prevent any thing final from being now dose, they propose that thtfiibjetl te recommend, d to the fp««ial consideration of the legislature at their next ftfiion ; so thSTby thus prcfentirg the sub jest to the view of the public, it may atttaft the attention of the legislature arid of the citizens, and draw from thera other pLns, or the approbation of this, for the accom pliftimrnt of an obje6l of the highest impor-: tauce to the common wealth. : €>asette JLift. Pott of Philadelphia ARRIVED Ship Roebuck, Sterling, Calcutta, via Nor folk, Indn Goods, Willings & Fraticis. Harmony, Kollock, Calcutta* India Goods, J. MilUr. Schr. Anna, ATleri,Capc Francois, prize to the fchr. Experiment. Halifax 15 Savannah 19 Carolina 8 Sclir. Nancy, Rogers, Taw:, Snow, Sloop Jay, Jaclfon, CLEARED. I pub!i#uched, and was to i« ur n to P.rt Re- Le:an, to takr mcnarf. S*Wc#r.w, fkw. »t there, trie Buck" I rimoiCwutipe. Vinne, and Ham afixf ij,J. I land- e, to fail soon ; Favourite, of K, jtbe md iajflt.'ir-i-q,-aou irccw puntiwwu u; M fchocarch 2lft, was bearded by a smEll let pM-nrr, which fail d fiom Bermuda, and take ifs, hoi laid that theiT orders were to ining all v ffels they met with from St. l)o ---publ* o, except C a pe Francois and Fovt Rc M can. Baiti arch 27, lat. 27, spoke the Nancy of .more for Cape Ffsncois, all well. Uad' LIST OF VESSELS M ct convoy of the United States fliip ra errimack, Moses Brown, Esq. Com4 Schr ar.dt-r, bound for America, and lOand^ . Industry, Trefertham, Portfmoi:: | I sng 1 [New Hampfl- b federal George, Joihua Brewtte ■ | Aip Joi. [Plymouth Maffacufetia, drig Recovi and Phebe, E, Diab, Cafleen. 'Schr. Amity;ry, Hatch, Norfolk, Virginia.# Hero, J. x B. C. Shipley, Charleston. $3 ' Hope, J. P7"' l* f . Boston. Vifto- . I. L Marblehead. Sally a, ' : rfolk Virginia. Brig Adventui ' r S Portlr Mary, W. ! \ 'ifa' Mariner, B. 1 Schr. Two Friends, R Ship Richmond, J. G Neptune, J. Dat Caroline, H. Sj Chriftian, P. CI iscrf. iuv..~, J Vl Hawk. C. Brya Sloop Rofanna, H. ( Maria, T. Dier, C chr Two Brothers, - Brig Franklin, J WatU [the . Lydia, and John, - Ship Hannah, R, Stepher t Captain Brown quitted the. 25, abotti the l6th of March. ExtraSt of a Utter from Norfolk, dai. , twmty five. The' Congress will not fail for fomc . Her matts are riot finifhcd. The Conqu of Egypt is armed here, a prize to tht Cost neilicot. Csptain Tryon. bhe i« a fin# brig, mounting 20 gun#. ARRIVSD Brig Nsncy, Reed, Trinidad, 3<Jir- Neptune, Alexandria, Virginia, Two Sifter*, Riley, St. Kit'.j, Eglatvtinj, Haff, Verigo, Fuller, Cuvracoa, Sloop Fair American, Decker, Vivg::;. ? Delight, Williams, els;. S'oop Hafiey, bo hoA rom this poit ft> St. Bartholomews, j. taken by a French privateer, and retaken by the New Jerky; Captain Freeman, of the fliip Duke of Kent, a privateer of 20 guns, out of Liver- I pool, N. S writes his owners about the ill of March, at Sr. Kitt's, that he had been on a eruife, and in company with the U.S. frigate Boston, Capt. Little, had Cap. tured.a French ship loaded with cocoa and hides. Our informant adds, that he under stood the prize had arrived at St. Kitts. DAYS WA N<T5 V# PLACE, A YOUNG WOMAN TTHO wiihes to be employed in a genteol faffij. Ws v It, who lindcrftands ailkind of hous e wo;k viz. Ironing, Clear Starching and plain Cooking. Enquire sf John M'Bfide, ihoe Maker, In Second Street two doors brlow Km* Street, qn fiiii. April 7. "itt x FOR SAL E, The Time of a Mulatto • 'u WHO has about right yearsjo h * t %>. hai becn W many ycafsj^^f' o ®^!^*!itCJf •tt of cbiMrin,' ikd Is a * \ ' Eoqßire^ 4 Pfiwir.,; .. V'U-a..■ : ~ ■■■.•'.; .riri.'i>in*- diw v "" country seat. rr>o 1* let; that Cour.irT -cat, known hy tin ■I name of i J ar evil;*, li u-t« "«t the upptr -Iferrf on thr east fide ot Sdiuylfeiil iwo and r, n halt miles from the Court hrtufc, it contains about IC irtet of land, a tieaatifal feowfe and gar<!o<|| with a isryu barn, co.'cfihoujt and P.ablts. lajcife at the ofE« No. 96 Arch St. .Voril 4 L' # f Nets Turk, April 5. DAT: Matuanzas, Boston, April t. ;r
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