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{ From tile Baltimore Patriot Sept 27.


REVOLUTIONARY IiEROISM.
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lem Register of the Goth inst. and published in u
your paper of the Oath. wherein IS rourtrayed his
Just and eminent services, from the commencement
to the termination Of our reyolutonar5 contest, and
whose subsequent and distinguished course has rem
dcred him blessing to his country, and placed him
in rank and estimation not TO be surpassed by the
repowncd sages of the world he stands now the be-


Loved friend and father of the American people,
loaded with honor, age, and goodness OF heart
There is, however, one circumstance connected with
the burning of the tea at Annapolis that should nut
be forgotteD and in which highly respected and
valued friend of Mr.. Carroll partici pated.


The late Dr. Charles Alexander Warfied, of
Anne Arundel county, who but short time before
had obtained professional honors IN the University OF
Pennsylvania, and had been appointed major Of Bat
talon, upon hearing of the arrival of the brig
;. Peggy Steaca1'' at Annapolis, loaded with tea,
and which vessel belonged to Mr.. Anthony Stewart,


"a Scotch merchant) put himself at the head OF the
..Whig Club,' Of which he was distinguished
member. and marched to Annapolis with determl-
nation to burn vessel and cargo. When this party
arrived opposite the State House. the late Judge
Chase met them, and harrangued them, (he had been
employed as lawyer by Mr.. Stewart.) DIR. War
field, finding that he was likely to make some i'm


preston upon the minds of his company, interrupt


ed him by observing that Chase had by former patri-


otto speeches made to the . Whig Clubs" lnAamed


the whole country, and now wished to get ON by his


own light; and pronounced 1T SUBMISSION or cow


ardce in any member of the club TO stop short OF


their object and called upon the men to follow
him. that he would himself set fire to the vessel and


cargo but it is stated, upon the best authority, that


the doctor carried in his hand the chunk Of fire IN


company with Stewart, whom he made to kindle 1t.


When the party first entered the city and was pas


sing on. they met Stewart, who was bold IN oppps-


tlon and threatened them with the vengeance OF his


king and government, but his threats seemed ony to
Iatp n ual-


lows directly in front of his house, by way OF lntnl-


iation then gave him his choice, either to swing by


the halter, or 20 with them on board Hd put lire to
his own vessel he chose the latter, and in lew
b moments the whole cargo, with ship tackle and
h apparel, were in flames shortly after this, Mr
. Stewart left the country. This act decided the
J. course Maryland TO pursue. and had an exten
!. sve influence upon public opinion.


. The writer of this IN company with Judge
G Chase and DIR. Wareld few year, before then
. death, and heard them coTNersng upon the above
t subject When Mr.. Chase remarked IN jocuiai
IS manner: Z" # aOe had not succeeded, D5ctor n III
# Revolutionary contest both of as aronil hare bee
,c hing; you for burning The ship load Of fa aaa
q for declaring omed no allegiance 10 the king, an
e signing the Declaration Of haacprdcnce:' Ther,


were other movements and occurrences attending
/ this early expression of revolutionary spirit. Oa
,e ,eparted FRIEND but short time before he narchet
lr to the city of Annapolis to fire the tea para
Is ing his battalion in Anne Arundel County, in tn
ye vicinity of Mr. Carrull's residence, where he ton
II. npon himself the privilege of printing some label
IN with the following inscription Liberty and iade
e peaaence or death in pursuit Of W-and placed on
2 on the hat of each man in his company many {
lg the older neighbors who were present were struc
Is with astonshment, and endeavored to persuade hil
On to have thet taken down for the idea of indeper


dence at that time had entered the minds of bl


few men, The venerable MIR. Carroll. the eide


al. ,,,,+ .trior In IN


father of DIR. Charles Alexander WarieId, and e,
re- claimed, MY God, Mr.. Warield what does you
" son Charles mean does he not know that he hs
). committed treason against his king, and may be pr


secuted for rebel ~ The father replied with muc
animation and patriotism--we acknowledge no king
the king is traitor to us, and period has arrive
when YOU must either tamely submit to be slave
= or struggle gloriously for $ liberty and Indcps


de,ace." The king has became our enemy, and v


must be his my son Charles knows what he is abo


=. Liberty asm Independence. or death IN pursuit


4, i,'' is his motto, it is mine, and soon must be Il
~, sentiment Of every man in our country" III
'sn mighty word, :. Treason against the King," SCUM
- ed from end OF the battalion line to the othe
T." and in few muments not label was TO be seen
:, ,i the hats of any of the men. except )r. Nafei
i"i and Mr.. James Conner. late of Baltimore count
cs who were ton stern and undanned to he intimdat
os by words, and they their labels 10 their home
per Thus those venerable patriots moved aterAate


between hnpe and fear, until they accomplished t
great object of their apnrs. .-RsYHiescc IN Pace
ole Tooth cche "A remedy for this most painful Q
ars has succeeded in o5 OUT of 100 case
no is alum reduced to impal pable powder drachn


nitrous spirit Of ether dlachms. mixed and apple
!. to the tooth. At recent meeting OF the Londt
n Medical Society, DR.. Blake stated that the extra
les ton of the tooth longer necessary, as he w
the enabled the most desperate case OF tooth-ac
ler unless the disease connected with Rheumatism


by the application Of this remedy,