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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-13

HE iabicrloers authorized by
tie Will OF the late George Garrett, Of
Stafford County, will fell a, Public Aucti-
On the frf Monday Of December next, II
the town Of Leeiburg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both ddes of Goole Creek, in
this County, and running from thence to
the faid town; containing about five
thoufand acres, mott Of which has heen
laid off in lots, and Gnce Iea!ed Tor lives
or a term Of years; from the peculiarly
eligible Gtua1ion Of this lard, and It's
great ftnels for the improving fate o..
agriculture that is taking place in this
neighborhood, it is hoped that it will be
an Object worth the attention OF thofe
who with TO veft their money in landed
property one third Of the purchafe money
will be required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds TO be paid by two
annual indictments; fix per cents Of the
Stock of the u. States viii be taken in
payment for one half of the two delayed
infallments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perfonal fecurity and mortgages
will be required TO fecnre the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leefburg,
and furveyor Of this County, has a plat
Of the land and will furvey or fhow any
part Of it TO thole who with it, they pay :
ing his expenses for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudoun County, Augnt 20. 60
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4 Pro P O SAL
8 z $ 4 a. UEL BISHop.
for taS4s@Mg @y Suglen3t,su,
L Is { Z Err S
ON THE
Elementary Principles
E D i c A ITO N.
Bp CIg2ab2tD hamilton.

Author q the g Memoirs O BAodern fhiioro.
piers" &c.
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CONDITIONS.

l. This work shall III. To those VIII
be printed with wish to have theircc
neat type, on good Pieselegantly boun
paper, in one large giltand lettered, tn
octave volume, and price will be Fou
contain upwards of Dollars.
600 pages. w. The price wi
Al. twill be bound be considerably cr
in boards, ard deli HANGED to non-sut
vered TO subscribers scribers.
at the filoderate
price of Three Dol
lars and FJsH.
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE above publication was procrasti-
mated on account of the copy-right being
vested in Mr.. Davis, who has now a.
greed TO print the book in conjunction
orth the subscriber. The public are there
vic respectfully informed, that the worl;
viii be put 70 press, so soon as a suficien-
cy of subscribers are obtained to indemni-
fy the expense of paper. Upon an accu-
rate calculation, the price mentioned in
the former proposals was found too small
the subscriber has thought proper to en-
nance il, and he hopes that those who first
intended toPatronize the undertaking, will
not on that account withhold their support,
for so trivial an alteration.
JOHN DIXON.
- subscriptions received in Richmond
at the Bookstores OF Messrs. IoleasQnts
and P'fchardatA Il. Dauis's Printing-Ofiice,
and By Mr.. PHqfrey, bool;-binder.
Cwtf)
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CITY oF RIcENlONn.

In CoMMoN-HALL, Nay &c, 1902.
4 1OCTORSCRtNcANandMcCA hay
IMP rendered their services toinoculate the
poor Of this city for The Cow-Pox traits ;
RcsoiOed, that the Constablcs be directed
to notify the same 20 the poor in then res.
pecti9e districts, without delay. II tie o.
Their Physicians within this city should
think proper to inoculate the poor gratis,
and will give information thereof 10 the
mayor, nc viii dire6 the conet9blcs 70 no.
dfy the poor within their several districts,
,hereof--And that the Printers IN this CITY
be requested to insert this resolution in
their respective newspapers.
a Copy
Teste, .hDAlM CR.1IG, c. G. n. on
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The ether named
RALPH,

Purchased OF MIR. Joshua Niiilard, OF t..
above mentioned state and county, near
Leonard Town he is about five feet ten
inches high, remarkably well made, about
25 years cid, thick lips, The upper oEwnreh
turns up very much when he smiles; &c =;
very polite in his address and plays ex-
ceedingly well on the violin his cloihe;
were when he went away, sailors shore
striped coat, 4 brown cloth surtout, linen
oyeralls, white cloth waistcoat and bree.
cbes. They are both artfuI and CUNNING,
end no doubt will change their names and
endeayour to get Gu board some vessel, or
go into come ofthe northern states, in cas-,
they should not return to the place where
they were purchase. .--Al masters of
vessels are hereby lorwarned harbouripe-
said run-aways, or taking them out Of the
state at their peril. The ahove-reward,
with reasonable expenses, will be paid to
any person apprehending ana securing
them in any Jail in this state, and eiyipo.
six weeks notice in the Virginia Argus, cf
the place wheir they are ledgcd, or FlIs.
TY DOLLARS for either OF them.
ROBERT WALTON,
JOHN HUGHES.
oath June, 1902. 76m1
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Third Notice,
In the case of TnomAs HoopER,
A r A NIX II p ~

NMT HEREAS a commission of Bank
w ruptcy, founded upon the aGt Of the
Congress of the United States, entitled
An ACT TO establish an uniform system of
A" Bankruptcy throughout the United
" States" hath been awarded and issued
against Thomas Hooper, late merchant,
in the city OF Richmond, III the Eastern
District Of Virginia, and he has been de-
clared Bankrupt; he the said Thomas
Hooper, is hereby required to surrender
himself to the commissioners In the said
commission named, or majority of them,
on Monday the twenty-sixth day Of July
inst. az ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day, at the Rising Sun Tavern, in the city
ofRichmond aforesaid, and make fulldis-
closure and discovery ofhis estate and el-
fects, when and where the said Bankrupt is
required to finish his examination, and
those creditors who have not proved, are
to come prepared to prove their debts, and
those who have proved to assent or dissent
TO the allowance of certificate of dis
charge. Also to empower the assignees
TO bring suits, or submit 20 arbitrators az
ny matter cause or thing whatsoever that
may come before them.
JAMES THOMSON, -
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, ooiliin Fs'
July 9Th, 1902.
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Richmond, June s, 1902.
ecF' The property mentioned in tie fo,s
going decree, Wilde sold, upon tic terms
and Under Che conditiohstherein specified,
attiic door o. the Eagle Tavern IN this ci-
~ Tuesday thc seventeenth day OF Au-
gust next between tae hours OF ten 4. NJ.
and tyr, = NJ hr
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T, Rabineau,
Z T IA 80 ii.

Il I ~ NJ Il X,
Respectfully informs the ladies' and gcn-
tiemen of the town of Richmond and It's
ylcinities, that he takes LIkEN ESSES in
MlNlAIlRE--also DEVICES with
NATURAL HAIR. He will pay stYi6t al.
tentlon to those who win please to employ
him. hey wiz please TO leave their names
at NJ. Richardson's, where his work also
can be seen.
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ItslCf
PETER IINsLEY, C. n,c.c.H.p.
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TO Be SOLD,

For i--ady money, on the 7th G@5 OF Au-
gust re%;, at the Eagle Tavern in the
city o. Richmond, IN pursuance of a
deed Of trust from Peter ~. Carey to
Cornelius Buck and Henry l.. Biscoe,
in orderto secure the pay mept Of q Ger
tain sum OF nloncy due the late Thomas
Gibson, OF Prince Edward, aud the ex-
penses, sttending the execution Of the
trust,
TITO HUNDRED .fCRES az
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PROPOSALS

"a, earryiag ne Ni6ai5s 2e tie C1iiied Stare"
oYthr |olioye'Hg Post RcGcs v9iA 6ereeefpee
a, n, General Pos! O5icei,' WaSSiHsso l',
Uetii tic sgoe,!fy. J6rSf day 9f Jaiy ne1'- a.
rifcfcr.
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II " ~ NJ--'a TUX o.zLE.
VIRGINIA:
In the High Court Of Chsncery, for the
, Richmond district, June Sta, 1902.
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Purchased OF Capt. Miller, Saint Mays
county, (Maryland,) ai;out the 2oth May
last, and probably may wish TO make his
escape back; he is about six feet two IL
ches high, 81 years old, rather OF ayellcw-
ish complexion, large nose, but very hat
and low between the eyes, lcrS hair which
be generally keeps combed back, little
bow-legged, bo,d countcnancc, and gene
rally very pclite---He is an exceeding
good dancer and has very good turn 10
IniInicl, both Of which an.rsemengs he is
very apt 20 indulge himse.tin wkennotic-
cd by white Pcrsons. he were away q
blue sailors jacket, striped cotton overalls,
a linen shirt aud = pair Of coarse shoes.
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JOHN WARDEN, !
WIN; Hay,

n. i. q description Of the works and
lhs Improvements made by the present
pfopF .eiofs, drawn Up by Stephen Austin,
0pe Of thc company, is lodged with the
commissioners to be shewn TO any person
"hc may be inclined to purchase.
(eosw)
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100 Dsi1a,J Rseosrd.

Nd AN-AWAY from the subscribers, at
IN. Capt. Wn,. MEREDITH 5 Tavern, CuIn-
bcrland county, (Nirginia) o. tie gath
inst. two likely nsrrp fellows, 60 wiz
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year from nat tiIDe, and those Numbered
from % TO - are 10 continue until the
SIS, day % March, lsoa,
GIDEON GRANGER,
Cch6el Pcefmcster General
Ge',srql Posf@O5ee, J
'FaAiasscn CIty,
Lans 9, 1902,
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proportion, Some reports refpe6ting the nc
gociat;on are hatcd to have occaiioned this
fall, which is greater than any that took place
at once during the war.
The Moniteur of the 18th, contains lit
of the births, deaths, &c. or the department
of Seine, (including Paris)for twelve months.
Never was there publiihed document that
gives fnch an official record of profigacy of
manners. The number of legitimate births is
1896; the number of illegitimste births is
4ozo. So that the number of 6altards is lit
tie lefs than a fourth of the whole The
number of marriages is 1859. The aumber
of divorces 74S, or about a fifth. 1t is need
lels to comment on fnoh aate of iocicty.
DIVORCE.-Mr Windham, when he
iaid thar French marriages were as loofe as
the tenure OF furniihed lodgings, had really
too much foundation for what he hated. Mr..
Mallevile, one of thofe who drew up The
civil code, has publifhed pamphlet, iuiti-
fying the author OF that work, for having lei-
iened the facilities ofdivo-ce. The following
extract, from Mallcville's book, we think
mutt convince all impartial men of the hor
rible consequences of relaxing in the prohibit
ton of divorce, and Of the unparalleled fcan-
da OF making law itfelf pander to the vices
Of mankind.
The fury of divorce, favs Mallcvile, has
not cealed for the aft ten years. AT prefent
itno longer prevails in the cafe of marriages
contracted previou1yto the nation obtaining
this fatal permifion. 1t is, IN marriages con-
traeted hnce, that it RACES with the mott
boundlcis licence. Il is mott frequent, in the
cafe OF marriages contracted after diuo,et.
Sometimes divorce takes place when 2 rr.ar.-
mage has eXiaed but for eigbt dysy "A Cir
cumffance which ought TO excite the mott fe
rious reflections is, thar the number of mar
riages in the years 1890, 18oo,) was Only
3, 900, and the number of divorces was 68f.
In the eleven laft months OF the year o q 500.
1907 the number of marriages was z, 5oI. and
that of divorces $50, 70 that out of FIVE mar
riages the chanceis, that one will be arlnulled.
Was there ever fuch thing heard OF anonpft
nations which have prattiled divorce lince the
time when, in the days of fallen, degenerate
Rome, the women computed their age, not BY
the conful!hip, but by the number of their
huibands !"
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has confrived, in the felton, of conerefs before
lait one, to get handiome euf ef TIE loaf+
now come back to the point from which
tins long explanation may ieenl 60 have de-
parted. @
MIR. Jones charges me with apoitacy, b.
caufe the Recorder has palf an oblique cen
fuse upon fo,ne Of the meaiures of the preient
ruling party. Upon this ground,1 am an apof-
tate of an old itanding. The chief promoter
of this gift, was Mr. James M2difon, our
prefsnt worthy fecretaiy of fate, and who, at
the time of making this donation, vas nem-
Der Of the general ailcrablys Tiee fssf IS here
tated upon the authority of gentlemen who
voted againif this uleafute. The particulars
were printed in the fecond volume of The
Pratpe<g, four months before LEFT prilon.
It is eviden1 that there was nothing to be
gained, and that Co,pething might be lolt, by
the publication of a narrative IN iuch direct
oppoiition to the Judgment, and the political
tcncts of Mr.. Madilon The publication
was regarded as an a6t OF duty, and it was
made from no other motive buc an inycterate
habit of circulating political truth. Il was
not, at that TIME, thought an act of. apoRacy
TO publilh what was regarded as a material
and irrecoverable error III the conduct OF Mr..
Madiicn. In next Examiner Mr.. Jones will
no doubt be for converting theie remarks into
libel againit gentleman, Who deferyes to
be praiied as often as he fail be named
With private character inacceliibe TO blame,
with flow of eloquence, which is at once
pure and lively, nervous and gentle, perfpicu-
Gus and pertuaiiye, our pTcisnt iecretary may
demand the fame kind OF rank among the
itatefpien of America, which Mr.. Addition
holds among the clai4icks of gritaiA.
IL has been iuppofed BY lasslc people, or, at
leaitb Mr.. Jones, that je HIS bcen Of COME
quence, as a political Gilyntant- ImpaEibIe !
He wants thole three features wEica form the
BATS OF iuch character. he waatsdiligence,
abilities, and tirmnels. He wants thofe habits
of nduitry which are cfcntial for the labour
Of collecting Information; thar unrelenting
vigilance, which is ever on the wing; that
julien merciIeiS fagaciry, that fufers nothing
20 eicape; and that equally fcorns 10 take,
or 20 give quarter. Mr.. Zones wants thoie
abilities, without which knoweJlseis aln!oft
uieleiS, and which in iome neaiure, create it.
He wants the talent Of leletting, of combining,
OF charging home his information; that ia
lent without wh.-i the ferceR aAailant re-
bounds from bis mark, Tx: the Dart Of Priam
from the fhield of NeoptelomuS. MIR. Tones
wants that frmneis which fights for the laft
inch of its ground; that frlnneis, which often
falls Of (5cceis, bat which never can he COR
quered; tilae tlrmnefs, which luperiof mind
70 promptly feels, IN proud c4ol,lc ;euineia o.
the wealth and amplitude Of It's relo4rces.
JAMES 7. CALENDER.
Rilbn58d
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LIFE BOAT
Recorder, November 2rh.

me 'IIo10i1< Is the c,gfraf7ios Of a boaf, ,,.
eS@me1ded BY tie Royai HRmane S0c;lfs
and i9iib great Propriety termed a Itrr
BOAT: Il Is NED in fs0erai parts of En-
l@nd Jor GaVing the EOss Of jsamen, agl. n
-fo1my .OSGfber.
he Boat is dirty feet by ten, in form
f7iembi'ng common Greenland boat, cxcept
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LONDON. Feltnarr az.

GREAT alarm was excited among the
merchants chamberlain, or The f7fb, BY the
ludden and great fail Of the Dntch funds. The
descriptions payable after the peace, fel! three
pei cent. tie Re, fes P,1v51ovft of the loan
Of 1851, hz per sent. and the o,her furds in
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note

FoTE.
Ibs details are to Be found in Sed,w;ck
end %, va. alf2, mr. Finl-ys hinery Of
SO Weaet7 iguIIe6ti0n.
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+ Vid. Recorder Of Feb. 9Th
RICHMOND
WEDNESDAY, MayIeb.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,

TIE Orlando, captain Fyars, has arrived
Al Boitca, from Li1boD. He failed ON March
22d. Britilh packet had arrived there in
mr. aayy from London. This IS FIVE or fx
days later than our lat accounts. The grand
aeet of thirty fa;l OF the line, failed on Nav
9TH, for the coat Of France. Twas un,ler.
food that hoftilities would immediately re-
commence. Fuller acc cunts viii De received
IN few days. We think there can be Iittle
doubt than a0a,' mill he renswrA
some days ago woman in Richmond rv,e
tateiy delivered of three children. T'bev are
fad to be remarkably fine infants. Their
mother is in want. AS men of humanity we
muit all be Of opinion that ihe deferyes to he
relieved. AS patriots, We, muR all be diC-
Poicd to reward an effort 70 uncomaonIv vi
gorous for the population Of Virginia The
(maiicit fun viii be thankfully received bv
the mayor Of the CRY, Captain Richardion.
OF the three children, two are bows. and
the third a girl. She has had other three chill
dren, Of whom the eideA is at preleut undo
fur years Of age,
MARRIED on Saturday LIT, Mr. Mi
LER w. III CRAw, merchant, 10 MIS-
PEGGY ToLER, both of This city.
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LONDON, INayeb g..

4 LETTER from Bahofah, dated Sept
(, via Conitantinople, fays, the Bedowin
Arabs, who menaced the followers of Ma
hornet, in the year 1913, have again appeared
in arms on the borders of the defart, where
2hey are Joined by p,menfe numbers Of
PROTOTYPES TO their new tenets. Their DOE
trine is lpecics Of deiim, and in decided hot
tlity 20 the Koran: its hrG propagation is fad
TO have been ahaHiuated in his camp, and 70
have been 1ucceeded by his fon-in-Iaw, fan
culinary rufian, who puts to death all berfons
within his power, who do not embrace and
afiilt in the eftabliihment of his new RELIGION,
Comfortable alarm has been excited at Bal
dad, and bodies of troops are MARCHING from
various quarters in order TO oppofe the inlur-
gents.
One of the Englifh packets, charged with
tome important commercial difpatches, has
been captured in the Periian Gulph, by a ri
ratical lquadron of BOWS, commanded nv
Egwee Ega: The crew of the packet was
landed on an uninhabitcd part of the coat. to
the North Wet of Cambron, bus after great
hardfhipS, found their way hither Egwee is
oneof the perionS concerned III the confpiracv
agalnit the life Of the emperor, and wht, on jts
dlicoYery, effected his eiCape. Several armed
VeiieIs have been ient IN queif of him, and ?
large reward has been offered for his BODY,
alive or dead.
Zemaun Shaw, according 70 letters from
ourat, dated earlyin September, was poifoned
at public entertainment sit is added, tbat
the conipirators had taken refuge in the canan
OF the iniurgents, on the South EAT frontiers.
and who, at the date Of thefe accounts were
coniiderably increaled in force. So foon as
tranquility IS fettoredin heinterior, the India
company purpoie to iend an ambaFador TO
Cabui, with view, it is fated, of efabhhino
q reiidency on the frontier Of Candahar .
capt Malcolm, It's further faid, is to be en-
Ployed on this important occafion.
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E*fr0a9t a .Ietfsr firm a eorysjbpndenfrp the
faif'r Sf the %Rrora, lated L0idon, FtJra-
0ry 10.
haS BuonaParte advanced his reputation
OF encreaied his power? believe not. In this
city' where he had lately thoufands of CONVERTS
from enemies to admirers, he has fhakto
opinion from its bafe, and among thofe. wbo
nave been always candid TO acknowledge the
greatness OF bis talents, ne has now become an
OBJECT Of averlon. no party here efleer,s
him. and none, can allure YOU, diaike him
more than thoie who have been conGdereJ
Gy tne government as French Iacobins.
derive much coniolation and great oiesG,--
here, however, from the fentiments which
prevail concerning our own couotrv s,I
government Mr. JeHerCoI.'s condua. ~
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The real cauie OK irbarirT towards /
him, IS III coniequencS OF a letter Which
was written TO a perion Of the name OF
Clcmont, who at prcien1 acts as Iar-
,our Mater; words took place and a
hailenge enfued, which Clemone refu-
d hp5 applied 20 the commander IN
thief COR prore ction, @atber boaoya5is &c
be Lh,s1 however when captain Rogers
goes back, preiume from his well
known courage, the author Of the letter
will have 70 iamenIhis officious raihnels,
and malicious conduct. garding the
latter, the general fays,'' the nance the
tllip has given unea(inelS to the army"
They are denied pen and ink, and the
fight of their friends. Capt. .. is in a
bad ftatc ofhealth, and probably cannot
long iufain 10 much cruelty. The
Generals conduit towards thele gentle
men is Aagitiots and inluiting, and may
be compared to that of milchievous
boy, who tortures and mutilates a
wrerched animal, and fniles at it's ago
mics; had the iubtle Gen. The good for
tune TO be born in Turkey, with the
lame educat.o.l and benz of temper, his
iiarne might have been handed down 70
polterigy as notable BAihaw, and his
merlrs diipiayed by the number of his
ta!is. am afraid nc aims at greatness
OF charatter--- this | am afraid he VIII
meyer attain.
18th Feb. all The ports in che ifland
were declared IN ttate ct blockade che
Ispe and Port Republican excepted the
3a&r1; declares all waFiike itores brought
amer I1a5 PERIOD haoie 10 condemnation.
ON March he was le,zeds and on the
iolh APFli condemned. : copy OF the
concentration nave o0fained' which
ios 'fs n1odei'y' r1iemoieS the counre-
nance OF It's author.
LIBERTYl EQrALITyl
II .bs mare of H., E,..,,,h C.,-,,.,,.,,,.t
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will noe be violated whether proceedings
Under 1t are rapid or iilatory, is equal
ly clear. But more than form is in
queieion. The fubitance Of the contract
is materially affected. The law dif-
charges inanw who delivers property,
when he has agreed to pay money. 1t
cancels the obligation, though it has not
been performed This, it is conceived,
is departure from conftitutional doc.
trlne. The legislatures of the feveraf
itates may indeed mark out the courfc
of the path, which lhall lead TO the at
tainnent OF jultice. In fome it may be
itralghr, and ihort, and hnooth: in
others circhitous and difficult; but in all
It mutt terminate preciiely in the fame
point, literal performance of contracts.
This idea is lubmitted with fome he
fration- The writer Of theie remarks
has been in the habir of regulating his
opinion on conttitutional points, by
principles which afford little latitude
OF contribution to thole lii power. He
thought the eitabllhmenr of bank, rl,e
carriage tax, the appointment of the
late Chief Jultlce, and the ratification OF
the treaty, unwarranted by the conitielti.
on OF the United States : but the irG has
beenrccognlzed even by rhe Legislature
OF this fate the iccond has been aeitat-
ed no where but in Virginia; aud the
third, tho debaced in the newfpapers.
begins already TO he forgotten. With
ret. 70 -. L.
b is,5.sot 10 20 lno -@lt' the li'cniiion IS at
49,, ~ 'I'0 Ve-'e Is S1fIaln. ne en-
- - y. rs ''-a'iVes Oh d Ifee Peo-
l ~ =. ~ 800 .:le lac5ea truit re-
49,: ~ .,'CiL , Il'FlF COMMITMENTS DIT
III '.l~It "'i>'o''i ana nftnheiss they
w., r 80 'c'1 lIIeiI own powers from exec
rt,, f.,,,, a'',I''' .''''l la I.i0iE coqf
IN, ana',n '''a 81: @i3y . ol iluii'iiia'ioh and
i ''''''o0'' "i'i0ii no" opens 10 receive
But 1t has been iaid thar the capi-
a. for4 Ealnle ire oos'y OF the debtor vii al
- - 20 ieil9l became II II DC
5nrrrnd az r' al ~ -: uiClial 5el' ohig oI
as ner(,nal ~; - t,ose[.y1 ieal as Yell
roa ole mn ai ID = = ", a',u y alioli'lts
tbe 1srr re thn ,1o~n". ".e .o.'-I & mon on
ofthat princip,e Wb;cb den u eae - ,.s,,
of liberty, who will not raw his 1ebre
when he po1eGels means 70 do TO Il
is impof1ible, however, that any doctrine
which is 70 juf in irlelf, and which is e,
unequivocally admitted, can have lefs
operation in fociery.
TO the nroceel;,o ~ o.n;o. .1
are objections ~ GO f,! y ~ s,'s g
pias be returned exrc,,re1 ne - -. r,I -