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VIRGINIA: " "
At m tufterior court of thanftry holien at
the cafiitol in R'chmond, June SO/A, 1809
JPiiilJip N. Nicholas, attorney general, on
behalf of the commonwealth of Virginia,
Pltf.
AGAINST
Lspy Price, rel fit of William Price, regis
ter, deceased, and William D. James A
fexandsr. John' Harvie and Anne Price,
Infant heirs of William Price, d clas
sed, by William Duval, their guardian
v< «nd the said William Duval, adminis.ra,
tor of William Price, deceased, def s.
Phillip Duval, pi f.
AGAINST
The tame, dfts.
The Mutal Assurance Society against tire
go Buitdings, in the state of Virginia,
pits.
AGAINST
The me. defts*
And
William Marshall end Thomas Taylor,:
guard.am of Eleanor and Lavinia D n
dridge, orphans of William Dandiidg*
deceased, plifs.
ACAIMST
The same, deft*
THESE causes by consent of parties
were ibis day heard toge her on ttu
kills, answer, exh bits, and report of com
missioncr Greenhatv m*de in the second
Suit, which is substituted br consent .n >• •
tether causes, and were argued by counsel ,j
On consider ion whtre-f, the court, b 1
consent of parties, doth adjudge, order aim
decree, that John Prosser, and W Hirm
Moncure, or either of them, who are ap
pointed comittisaionets f >r that pu poLe, a<
ter having advertised the tun - and ptac
of sale for thirty days in two of the news
papers primed in the city of Richmond,
do expose to sale, at public auction, upon
the premises the f -flowing Lands of th * In
testate Wditam Price, late regi< nr, name
ly | two thirds of two Tots in the c: y ol
Richmond, kno >n a-.d d s tnguished n the
plan of the said city by ibe numbers five
hundred and twenty.seven, and h*j h-n
dred knd eight, ly>ng on tha main street,
Which were purchased of Alexander Q iar
Tier, and adjoining bis present reside.ice ;
nine vacant tut* In the said city, near the
tenement of Joseph Jackson, and dislin.
guished by the numbers
*—-a house and lot on the main street
of Shockoe Hill, near the Brick build-,* g ol
Thomas White, commonly called tlu Li
House, and which the mtesta.e pu ilts-e
of John B i'ain; three hundred and h )
acres of land (more or l*ss.) in the co..n
of Gothland, adjoining the lands ol FUb
H. Saunders j 2 I ® acres, more or less, ai.i
eighty acres of coal land, bo-.h lyng o
Daep-t un in the county of flv-nttco: brt.
hundred and fi‘ y acres ol land on lie Rich
xnnnd Turnpike, siiua’ed about three .mi
a halt rjiiies t om u.cnmo u, oemg
farm form rly occupied by lie I testate
&oow by Pe.e Wilkinson: aiui tn shar <
in the Richmond l urnpik. Company, o
so much ihcivot a-> shall be sufficient o sa
tswfy the plaintiff* in their rtap, cuve claims
with interest thereon from Wie day of sale
in the order, and on the terms following, w
wit—-To satisfy :he c mmonwealth of Vw
ginia, two thousand eight hundred and for
ty-flve dollars and ninety.two cents, wilt
interest from the first day ot October, ii
the year one thousand eight hundred ant
eight, with costs of suit and expenses o
the sales Itcreby directed, which sales shal
be made on iwtlve mon-hs credit, the pur
chaser or purchasers paying interest fron
the date and giving bond with sufficient se.
curity payable to the treasurer, lor the tinm
being, or his successors, in office, wh*
bond or bonds shalll be delivered to the au
ditor of Public accounts hy the said com
musfonersTo satisfy in the nex: plac«
Hhilip Duval the sum of twelve hundrei
dollars, with ioteiex from the twentietl
dgy of Nthrember, 1808, and costsof sui
with the sales hereby directed, which shal
bemads on six mon hs credit, (he purcha
seror purchasers executing a note or note
negotiable .»nd payable in he Ba>-k of Vir
giiwa, with approved endorsers, and Ih
note or notes so taken for such sum a* sha
be equal to the said Phillip Duval’s cla n
with interest until such note or notes sha
become due, be delivc ed to the said Philli
a Duval by the said commissioners. To s«
Usly in the third place, the Mutual A<
auiancc Society against lire on buildings i
Uie siate ol Vugiina4lhe sum of two »hvu:
'
and two hundred and seven dollars and fif
yc'n a, wi h interest on t wo thousand an
ninety to a dollars a >d five cents, from th i
first dav of 'he present month, a -d co- •>!
suit wi h expenses 'if sales hereby diicc-.
ixl, Which safe shall be mad* at twelve
months credit, the purchaser or purcha
«ars executing a note or notes negotiable
atld payable at the Bank of Virginia, w h
approved endorsers, for snch su n at >hall
be equal to 'he principal and imcest of
the said Society's claim until the said note
or no os shall become due, and posts • f suit,
which st'd note or note- shall b- delivered
to the principal aftem of thfc said S-iciety,j
for the time b*-mg s And to satisfy io thef
last place, the plsi.nt Is William Marsh »ll(
aad Thomas T ylor, the sva of fon<teen(
hundred dollars with interest from the 6rst <
day of .he prcuio month, with costs of suit!
and expen esPf th Piles he.ehy directed.!
wh ch sate shall b • made on a c edit of two
ydars, (he po c>a e or purchasers execut
ing bond- w h »porfmd securi y, b a ing
inte e>t fora he da’e if'he s*4e. lir sa I,
b nd or b >ndi o be delivt-r-d to the >a<d
Mai 'lra I a »d Taylor ; And the pw t d ».h
fu^th*< adjudge o der a >d decree, hit hi
saidonunisaio ersortheon * wh » may act
report their p ooted ng te the courts as
to ii c dower of he defeiyla it Lucy, in 'he
property direfifed to be sold h . court will
if hepar ies consent at a fu.ure day ;>r
c ed to m .ke compmsa io i to her, out oi
the ;>'he,‘ Und* oi\ha <s ate of the Inte -
a’e ; - nd hb«r v is reserved to the i fsn
e!end,ni« o hrw cause aga nstth-sdt
c ee at any tim within s x mon h, af.e*
h- y ^tsafl severally at-ain the age of tw. n
y-one ye .ra t' And by consent of the pa
k**ln ihe last sui of the cou t, do'h o.de
he defendant Willum Dtuval, to make u
k- ./..n. ~ . -f I.:. I _ _ .....__A _
of Lav'nia and Elcan »i D ndridg-, now
#‘fds of the plaintiffs Taylor and Mar
shall, be oi-t one t>f he c»mmi->at n; > »i
he court, who is oide ed to exam ne, staie.!
settle and rep rt the.*ame to the cour j
«i h any mailers required by the parue I
or deemed pertinent by himself.
A Copy—Testr,
PETER TINSLEY, c c 1
IN conformity wih hi foregoing decree,
we or one of us w,l. p occad o sc
on ,the premises, on i u sd.iv, the i T t.
inst •’ 11 o’c ck, the Lor* mnun d
1 said dec ee ; The BLUE HOU vE w l,
j * a >ld ‘.ubjecA t« the pos» bill y ol
the Dower of Vf a Britain and mtm di
i ely af er the sate of the B>ue House —
will be vdd I EN SHARE* in the Rich,
m nd Fuaioke C >m ny also men'io ed
in ihe said decree. —A d on Wednesday
the 18th in* . wih be at.Id, on the prem
ses, tha b-au ifu. sea in t c c u y ol
Hem c<> called CH \N TILL1, coma mug
350 acres o an much he e f as will be
sufficien to^sa i*fy the P.a n.-fl' m .heir
r -pecli' * claim* with ’n ere»* ihcie.i. f oni
tlie dav of sa<r>
JO iN PROSSER 7 Co nmiasion
Wm. MONCUKE 5 ets
N B. The sale of he L»ts a- j ining
Co » Quarries w s formedy foi bidden —
•ol the Fide w |1 i«w be guaian etd t
.he pu rh sera. id*
AKBrl up by T. .|e/ Good; i Cue hi
* < unty on »he 19th June^ 18' 9 an e* a
OtfRKL MARK, nod at roan., w,h *evrr
d ir »pot on her b ck ha been ■ *, ked bu
t brand, feur fee five mche. hi^h, n a« ji rci<
s,ir. < Id, viewed and to ihi<>> fivt
i ilhm w3t,>
L’OK Talk or RENT —The TENE
JL MEN I on shockoe hill, lately occwpi*
ed l.y Mr. Sm rwue PI asaiua on which s
a L)w« lung hous* with s x rooms, beaidei
two dry cellar room* with fire places al
so a Kitchen, smoik house, and Stable.
The Situation >s healthy and pleas >nt and
t very convenient to the Capital —Poasessi
i on mav be had the first of Octo .er next
when Mr. Pleasan s* lease w 11 expire,
For terms app y to
A. BLAIR,
Ri.kmAnri Til tv 11. 1HOQ sm r
'1 HE mip'ir cdat d high
ly Caleb .ted horse Cl
1 TIZEN, now in hg
heal h, w II s i d he en
suing season at my stable in Chesierfi 1<
county, on th Appomjtiox river, 3 mile
below Bevil’s bridge, 28 sou; h of Kich
mond,'25 above Pe ersbu g 14 nor h o
l) nwiddie couri house and 2s *«u h ta*
of Powha an cooil h use.
c,eorc;e EVANS.
Oakland, 22nd August 1808
;_ (*«?>
W , t-1'
HAS j'isi iffrW.dii d nfi rs fo sae—Sici
Madera and Sherry Wine by the hhd.aa
• y. cask $ Green Coftie i Orleans Sugar by
- ihd i German Platiliss Simplex by the peae
t oase t half point glass I amblers, in cases cf 101
11 *ach— and New York Soap and Candas.
ON H AND,»eMadeira Wine—Of eans ai
luscovatlo S#gar—Green Coffee—Molasses
‘rinse Pork-— Liverpool and SLone-W are
| >f>uchongf Hyson Skin and Gunpowder Tea
> punish Segars— Kaitins— Almonds*— Nuunej
f0 ..Window Glas. — Men’s and Women's 8n»
( .whicb he will dispose of by4wbetesaie on re
>n*ble terms.
1 Hichmond, 20|h July 1802.
4
7i GjiBRI - L L Hi:.i. tf.
SIU,
A * yc a srr n> t a ret den* of h?s s ale. t*k
' * no ice 'hut in »'•*• i n «cfif h i.v »l N •
vi m >e oex’ a* 'h* hu*t mw crut>-»*l !’u
G, G. j)i«j no 1 v i re ••»•! 'i*:l r*i i *d i
the city or R-ih "ini ! sis I iw- e *o V»
•undr depoti-no .• On hs eleventh -if OeceT-.
be- nex , ai the E ,-t; Tv m, n the -id ci’y r*l
Richmond 1 sfisl' take sj idry r.p a 5 »rs : \>
tli- 6mi »*f Fob'll* y next. At Vf . G *o n’i ta
♦vn in tie'town $ d ciunty «‘'Ya k l fix i
t*k-i sundry depuiti n* .* On *hv 9 h »f Fcbru
■ry il-x j at the hnus- n w oc..pet by *tr.
Smith, in the town f If mp- »n I »h»li tik
sundry dep-siiioos. On th-* thirte nth day of
Februar- next. At the “Ingle taver in the Hi*
rough of Norfolk, l sha'I .uke sunhiy dep tin
ona t Oh the 17th of February nrx* at Gi >u
ceater coo< house. I •hall take sundry dapo-uu
0 is. On he t wenty second day of Pebru.ry
next, at M» lie« c- ur*h >u«e, 1 shall take tun.
dry depoti lout.* On he Hfih o' Ma ch Mt',t*
the svernnnr -ccupied by Ge-vge Tome-, in
8 iu-A»n, I ;ha I take Ann Frxnkim'a depi&i i n:
and on th« $;h of M-rch next at Mr Brook '*
tave n, in ’the town of Man. h tier 1 *h« I
take fu.idry deposi'ions—All o< whuh arr in.
tend’ d -obe rea I as evidence in a nuit now de
1 tending in th : nigh cntnt »»f Chancery held in
tVilliamiburg wti«rcin John B >we and Na ha
nie Sheppard are c<*tn uainan s agno-t it>u,
der Hudgins, Gabriel L. Haller, and Ma y
Hundley, his wife and ttascow Parsons.—
Should the -aid deposition» not b • taken -n thr
several da s appoin ed I shall in that case co
-inue f<om d y to day unti* alt are taken
Juhn Howe.
September 23 •' 1809. w4t
ta EMOVAL-— The subscobcr has rtmov«r
‘ * his Comch Maker's Shop aoou wo qu**e
North hast on the samest'eet lie lendvs on *.-,d
iear'7 opposite ihe office f.-rmerfy kepi bv th
a>e Adsm Craitr- w-ere he ca-*ies on ih#
C'JACH MAKING BUSINESS in al its bran,
cues 2*.f bigs leave t»teiuru his sincere hank
o his f iends and Ik pnb'k in general, »*>r the
past au >pO t/ and n>pes b> hi* ai'in'i-'n an
nunc u-a.i v. ib me.’i. a con.inua- ce -.1 their na
ronage.
JOSHUA WEST.
Richm-ml SSt*1 Sep*. I8d9. w6c
R a G S.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL FAT THE HI«H
EST PRICK FOR
LINNEN or COITON
RAGS;
(For tha VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY,)
VNU will contract with Country Store
keepers for *H thay m,*y be able to
j Collect, whicti wlH be paid for in cann, on
delivery at ihy store, near the Court house ;
where m >y oe had a general assortment of
(GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, & PA
TENT NAILS.
VVILLtAM FARR.
Richmond, 22d Jan. 1809. wl2m
A~C A R D~
DOCTOR I.EWIS «a'elv 'mm the W-st In
A ha* opened hi* office at Maichea'er,
in the h use of Mr Bi >h >p. f>r the P.t ACTICF
of PHYSi7 SUPGRpT and MlDWlFh.PT
He h-pea irom his >ucr«.* and cx/erienie, u
em the patronage o' a 'ibe.al puolic.
N B Private families may ba supplied with
Mcoicines wi h sai-able directions
y~7* Advice for. me jioov gratis.
September 23th lbll9
WORTH Ai'TENTI Jtf.— The subscri
ber has laid out a considerable number
.if half acre lots, adjoining the city of Rich
mond, which he offers on lease or sale to suit
my enterprising niau: one fourth payment
.n hand, will entitle the purchaser to any
< redit wuhin five years with interest for the
balance. The air, water and convenience to
navigation and market, ought t > entitle those
ots to double the pro es of Uio-.e lota on Shoe,
'koa Hill without prosp.rt The soil lor »>r
• tens and <.la> for b.-uas -uperior to any in the
city. He would lay out to su t purchasers, on a
Hundred acres ot more in lots of 4 or 6 a res
for grass or wood lots—BKlGK. or W *OiJ
WORK, or M A fh.nl ALS for ol/tLDlNG,
will be taken in part
RICHARD ADAMS.
Richmond Hill S.-pU 28th 18*19* -vfit
DANCING SCHOOL.
JOHN LAT'STB, Respectfully infonsi
the public, liiat he will ope* hi > School, on
fhui-ulay the i9ih of the present mouth, s!
Mr M'Kectmie’s, m the ro >m now appropriat.
eJ to the Fhil’harmunic Society*
The ilays of tuition as tormerfy, Thursday
Friday an • Saturday, on. o a lortiuga am
> terms the same aa before.
For the accomm datum of those young Gen.
I tie me n wliouc buiiuie.s does not permit then
alien tance during the day time, he *>as obtain.
’ ed r**oin Mr. Wickham a room in his nev
' building, neat door below Mr. Johnson’s
1 near the Basin, wnere lie will attead ever
l week, Thursday and Saturday, from 6 to Hit
the evening.
October 13th* (2'
jOHE Subsc ibeis wish to purchas
J|_ umncdiatelyi BLACK WALNU1
1 IMUhK sufficient fo. the makn g ol tw
* thousand gun a ocka — Any person ufish
, <og to con racl for furnishing the sa.
.mber, wi,l apply to us, at our shop op
posite the Government house.
Stewart, ^narrier & Kearns.
Richmond, Sih Oct* 1S09
THE above subscribers wish to emplo
: SIX GOOD WORKMEN at the GUI
SMI I li'S business, to whom liberal wi
;e» will be given. Also five or six BOY
Will be taken as apprenices.
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©a ne^tiCi ;
i
TlitNHWS. <
T” e s«u'n.Spin'ird* *«*• i»"t beaten—
»ivf whv? because the Ft-derdis » d » no
w h it n be r e
But the w« i renewed b*!twe^n Fi» ci* 1
tod Ao«'ris and £en* r*l Arms'rog is
tona'-'-g horde —an * whv?—far the nm>
eas n.tfie • British party*• wt*h it to be ;
‘ «e- ... .... - F ..
S«rh are 'he a-giion-nts of the enlight* <
•ned conduflo s <.f h bd r**l p ’.sses ;
*m. wha M'a common st s ?
The i*o i *o a • cr.uped no the 5'h An.I1
i?uy. by he French corps t<n‘ er Vt6\o: 1
J'd S u,t md be Wellesley betw e them,
ou it in ihe po've .( ihe former to at- 1
tack a-. p’ea>U'e. a ;d pu< it • u of-hep «r i
tfr of the 11 ter to escape wi hou« commt
'o a&loc. Wellesley no d ub* a tempted
a rcreat actors the fagus at Aims' zar,
and pr <bahly comrnenre I a fl'gh towards '
h- G.tadta a, b«n we mu»t suppose |h*
F ench t loops to hare lost their charac.
eristic caleriy. before we can believe that
h“ Bitth were not overtaken by them.
Wha th*-n, • f »h* result of their meet* ’
u»g ? W lie Icy s id he conquered V<c
•»r at lal v <a, a d .ha Vtd\or*s army
as d-ub e ba of .he A glo Span's da,
bu w know hat Wellesley was defea cd
jn I compel ed fo leave ht» wou .del be.
o:nd him. If then Victor cO qurred or
;*d even as large a force as Wellesley’ ,
>vha* n.u t have been the issue of an u6V.
on in which Soul uo'ttd wt h V%-or? e
vcjr »i»uii !.»•» an »wer inis*
To- JV’lem ntw-». thetefore apptars ve
y we 1 de>crv ng ofcredi —»i is just such,
news as ugh 10 have b en anticipated by
ve'y on*; i d i is «tie»gtbetter) by h
arrivals f om C-»rbz a>>d <_. braltar Fot
*>e only rirultt thrown h .he way is. *ha
Is er da es had beeo received I om Cad z
it’d G ucaliar—-bu . then, i is to be lema*
sed that it bo h places the par oculars i
•'.e battle wete caiefjll conceded.
As to the arlv ecs front England, no p r
oF hem is enuikd o crrditrbut ha rt
la ing to the su re-.der of f lushing Th
renewal Ot the war wi h Austiia could n,.l
nave b<-asn an ibjefcl of desire to Fi a.trr
and surely afei the bat'le of Wag an
the Aust ia* s c <uld have had no nij cl ••
the prolongation of hos:ilities; and he te
sigua ion uF the “fi*ica»ain ol the ag . '
must be regarded <-> an evidence ot the
approach of a petmane»i peac**; so tha ,
if we had no.hing . 1st bj probabiu ie, <
J-cide from, we should give he ntganv
i on. e to th-s part of the ne • s. But, w.
■»*vc his new. through theod prost iuud
chai.n l of L-nd in mmisie ial punts a
matter ol itself suthcic n o ar est ><eli f;
wh la we aie odin the Fv ch Official
Gazette, tha B mapane was to be in ^ar
ts . b'ut the doth 11 Augu.t.
Wi h egarjiog n. Atm.lrong'a return,
his ha, been so ilten on iouuced, tha
l *here is no body who will beiieve it We
late Wtrran ed in disb.lienng it, becau-.e
I even the London p in** do o- it go so far ;
I thy merely mem i n his being m Am* er.
id m; and we d believe it, because no
lining has occurred eith r here or m Eu>
[rope, to si er the pacific arrangements
|commenced by M. H uterieve. The de.
cree of the kng of Hol.snd is not a new
I measure, it me rely places our ships up n)
the same fo umg as (ha*, on which they.
s ood sis months ago—it is a municipal e -:
gulaiion, to pu pose, eonn.cted with the
sta e of Holland only.
I Y< t, f m he m .re rumor in a I^ond »n
[paper, that ge>. Arm* rung wa* at A n.
st idam and hit in ernal regulationof.be
king of Holla d, our fede.al edi.or* ha.e
manufacture i a vmy (in ended no doub
\ firs#* iKe Wi I \ a l .he Aiir at4t*i»a iwnh
'Prance wereiti a worse s ate than e er
| Le ua r peat the w aua of the*:.* lu
1 minutes ah uid n.<t induce a'y mao to a
bandon th. bet of all guide*, plain com
I mon sense.—Au ora
ANOTHEK SQUEEZE.
Th* »ch ainer Trim, Uutab uy, 56 day*
' from Messina and 36 trout Gib at*ar. ha
* arrived at Baltinnre In la t udw 36 Ion
«. ude 53, we* boa ded by the llnvtr
’ B i tab bhip of war; who impressed iwo
, Amt caw seamen and o.he w ar maul d
cap; Bumberry andc ew Bar rent tiar
de* ier s«*d •* we could no be kicked in*o
‘ a war *' It is to be hoped he is mistaken,
, and the* he time a fa a. ap, roacning when
we shall receive a j rat atonement for hese
1 repea ed in uhs and mju tea—eh ud i
be far distant, let th# sw ird oi vengeance
1 be unsheathed—Should Jackson's m *»ioi
rer ake of the cha acter of lame*.* embts
ties, what have we to expc& from h
I ns ice otSngandt Why, a repeii fo*
> k ckn and cuff, lro-ft the mcrcUe a men
*.ealeis. Let the test of Br tiah tat h b
y vinced in the in*>ru6lions of Jackson —
v I they give us honorable repare ions lo
apea ed wiongs without sactificta on tlv
r art of the nation—well. If not, it wil
impend on the trim teas of the Unite
**■'*•. whether they are prrpfcred for the
:hain% of ro o >ial servitude, o deir.m 4
0 support their independence at the ex*
lenseof h.-n.booii. The ens s approach
es —Tub Adv.
The Maryland el flions have closed,
md in such a *ay* og<a ify .behind*
1 iber y and in eprndence, and o «<e
nonsrae the. fW ».-y t B lit h g U*
here he uff. -gv-s ofr a free pc pi *4
lie means - f express rig pi bl c confide,iC~i
n.d where ,he- me n-uy of revolut on y
e:v ces and * I .. g life o, Useful,,es 10
he pubi c, s pp std t he machi** i a
*f laclion and the \ flu n of yri ny —
• he sole , bje61 of he gi<“* expense, to
vhich the B,,t ih gover. nun al a^mts
»ave go,.e In Ma .|.,nd was to tittf ^co
ral Sarttu I Smith f .nioon-res-,
i s coir.me C al a d uol tical kno-|. dge
lavr been co .spi uo is and. u*e,u to hi*
oun y uom the fwda ion r.t the pre
cm goveromen . Genetul sm h’s re o
u rona y deal is not forg itten a the cou.t
i Jun e* s, and he English agents snt w
heir dned.ctice, in oppom.g iUcli char c
t;rs. Majr Massachusetts eu,u'a e me
pirn, v rue a d independence wlntn has
nth so much success tests rd Hie in
ngues a d corrupiion of E ,gland —ib.
the esse5T junto.
The junto want G eat Bfi;ai„tnC r.qoer
F »“ce, and p«, do*n the U. Sta e.-baC
ihe can t do it.
nT*ty W JV° pr*Tent ‘he trade of the
U. S. v, a d from .he c n men' of Fu ope
— bu the friends ut American co mn-rce
*ill not suffer it.
I hey warn to lash us to the ahvtertd
rnk of a sinking p„ae; lhd we may
l,,s,t hand in hand the murky b > tom of
he d ep—Hut the peop.e ^y no i — w*
e no mcliim o.i <©, such an exuedu
ion. r
• hey tell the peool** that the* -t-e h- »r
**n worst enemies—bui the people dm*t
relit Ve it
I'nry wish to persu .de us ;o change rur
te cot-a nut ion to a dup. ca e t' the
•iMtish. The♦ sigh fo h siaisadgr
rr, hi gii.ierou h. g*rb of f ||y. But
hep Ole a.t rega df ,s of hc.li
t d atu My suflF r hem o
Was e Iheir vgui g on the de e-t air.’>
T *ey *«I TC C' ^ lislitu©
•. *pain but h-j s b ol F ance gleam*
fenaoce to he at mpt.
They wi h o give a id i mal s'rength
r-« the chat « *h h aVeady b ->ds he o*
-ean o the pie. f on.- i land -bi the
.nCi"n coo i em s .ys no, he oc sui is the
.igh «ay of nations j we w.ll es abl sh it*
freedom.
Th y wafV ’o d?s’r"y rep ibl’Caoisn)}
nd saddle us wi h anstoCacy —b it he
sons o‘ revolu ion uy sire> prese t' an im.
penetrable barrier to their destructive vr h
es*
They Wmt toseparjie <he states but
hf-y osnnot corrupt ihe in egrity of the
>eople.
And fi .aMy, «h?y warn —to be r^gene
ra ed*—o give up 'hew q<|i* . ic pr j
and amb ti* us ch m —o b come hon*
est cit'Sensy by uii<i g o resist tare ^a
encroachment, and hus rendering hem.
selves worthy the name of A.ne-icans.
[Bos on Chiomc.e*
It is disgus ing to ve* >he hyp c icy of
the esabhsh*;d chu co of Eug'a d -an I
rish Ca bolc is beref of the greatest lu
ber y God hat allowed mao — liberty of
c-v *ce- c lad's trampled upon to such
a d'-g ee hi he rnj iys a.> much th • pre
toga •*«* of a freeman, as ihe slate wiu.se
n ck 's alw ys a ihe disposal o' a me c „
less yra,.i But ma k the co .tra t en
•meres s •« ro nb n d—-v an it fighting
agains B n pa e >—hereto e England's
interer* is augur n mg. and pr.rbamy fact
. xis e ce p se ved » c nvequently a?!
S,>a nh Ca ho'ics *r« •« m pa riots'* und
“g > d Chrisitans! ' A governor a hst
c np *situ e reh.'i n o >ini» ei pu po ^ ; *
h. car» gr.n *o o e whs- it wt nh Ids
f»« m ao her, ha jus i. n uch regard toe
rei-gi n a the m n wk • e i.b acca i. »| ti
a »-ew of a hie* .n > o its mai.da es no n
g- r h n h » pospenty wilt t»e ad* me d.
Old Yo »ck 9 y-f •* hey man.-ge Ur as
things be. er in Fiance ”
Mor/o i Herald.
FROM ** S AVRORA.
I have * a d m c •• n y . n, tht you
are agjin to « ecule whe bei y u gov in
mem shall c n»e •» o pay u.^et Bi,
tai f I he q ie« on i> e her m irt no/
less han this — Hr- B i is!) ministry » y
w mu |« fo ^ailing on he oc» an— ay,
her "'ll not eve » then ic us sa 1 w..e «
we please.
Is any thi g more than this nece aaiyto
' arouse ymif Y u government is h a.
gent of the people, t c»n«ul s the pe p c'*
w II—you are a pat t of Mit peo i»t and arc
- h»u .d .o express by youi ro.es w a you
valr yr>u g iveinroe i. u. do. W bat dun,
. do you w *h io be done ?
I Hem. itiber, that the war of ihe rero n i.
li on was carried on to rea.jt ei.cr'fa'-.h incuts