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 ty, under circumstances the most aeara- vated and ,disheartening. The silent appeals of such us these will not remain unanswered; andthese !:. hands ;ale ## ## s ssiifclhs ifclhs are always so active in turning harm less taste for oicknacks into account. by manufacturing and selling eleganttriiles for the benefit of ihe poor, will not re- main idle when it Is the wives and sis- ters ot theso who iao nave done every thing for their country, that ere the subjects ot tllcir bounty and their care. Let something De done at once by ali par ties; and tie moment that Congress meet, let aresol,ition be introduced for q grant Of land totbe heirs of Polish off cers, who served in the armies of the American revolution, so that their coun- trymen shali at least have one as, !u:n and honnesteadin the land that Pulaski and hoscusko helped to redeem.