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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16
FROM rHk :Nrw-xeRgpIyEx1se POST,
THE EXAMINATION.
=, pc NUMBER x.sa :
: . Th Jamr /a5jeE Continued.

As TO HOLLAND, being, the fecond power
which acknowledged. Our independence,
and made a treaty with US, 3 a.p which
involved her in war with Grsat- Britain, it
wa: deemed proper to treat her with a
marked refpeH.. Behdes this, from the
time Of our revolution to the prefsnt, we
have had large money concerns with her
people. a truly and ikilful public agent
was fer long time nec.fary to fuper;n-
tend thofe concerns. If in diGeren, ca
pacity, it could not have coli much leis,
by the annexation Of a diplomatic cha
raAer, double purpols was aniwered.-
The honorable nature Of the Ration en-
abl:d the government TO hnd 40 agent at
a lels expence than would have been re-
QUITE to procure one merely for the mo-
ncy oojea. 1t is rot meant to deny, that
the great change which has lately hap
pened in the affairs Of that country, max.
ing it in efett a dependency on France,
rendered a removal OF the miniRer pro-
per be, It does not fsllog thst it oush,
to have been doue fooaer. Il is alfe
known, that Mr.. Murray, the late en-
voy, has been for a, comfortable time pats
employed in oar negotiations with France,
which probably was a collateral ieaion
fornot recalling him feeser. In refpea
to one, if rot TO both ,hele miniRer., it
ma be obtcrved, that time OF war was
nor the mott eligible moment for the re.
naval OF mililser.. r.,-~~a 49,
As 10 Berlin, the Inducements for keep
ing Rainiifer there, have never been full.
" explained: L is only known, tina, our
commercial treaty 'vith Prnaia had expir-
ed, and that a renewal has been effected
BY the envoy TENT ti,ither but Influential
as was the court of Prulia in the affairs Of
Europe, du.ing the late dreadful Aorm, ii
may have been conceived, that cultiya Il
on OF the good will # the PfuAian mo-
psrch was not I. matter Of indifference 20
the peace and iecsrity Of this country. If
this was the Object OF The milton, though
there may have been too far fetched : po-
Icy in the cafe, it offers q defence Of the
meaiote which exculpa,es the executive
Al leaf from the charge Of defire to null
tipiy officers iinproYiaently. ~
On the noa uafayorshle iuppoftio,n
then, here was one diplomatic agent too
many, and two others we're continued lon
ger than was abfolute!y .necsilary. This
lutely IS notcfmagnitude iuGicient to con-
fituts <srious charge, where malevoience
did not infpire ipirit Of accslisn. In
.coaiidering this qaeaioa, i ought to DO
s1emenbered, thar il isthe prevailing poll
ey Of governments TO keep diplomatic a.
gents al alI courts xhsto sheY hare iupar.
tact relations, /
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-27

In consequence Of a power
|yefed in the overfeers of the poor, for
Telling the Glebe Lands iueach parifh, the
|oyerfeers of the Poor for the county Of
Loudour, will proceed to fell on the I'D
Of September next, on the premi(es, on a
credit of twelve months, to the higheft
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
to the parith of Cameron; and on the 29th
of faid month they will fell on tie fame
terms the Glebe Landsbelonging to the
parifh OF Shelburne. .a..-
N. B. The lands will either Be, fold in
lots or altogether, as may bef fuit the
purchafers.
On Monday the 9Th Of Sep
TENDER the overieers Of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Roufe,
at IL o'clock, forthe purpofesof CONTRACT
ing with fome fiuitable peEfon to take
charge of the poor for the enfulng year.
Loudoun County, Aueuf ro. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-27
Lands In Kentucky.

To be fold BY Pubic Sale at 1he
Tonti0r Cefse- Room, Nrq, lIork, on tle
I'd day Of Deermber aeaf, al / o'elock,
naon.
Eleven thouEand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun.
~ Of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
70 miles fouth eaff Of the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road betweent the
two Mama Rivers and feyeral rihpg
iettlements. The foil generally good,
we'll watered and timber of various detcrip.
tions.
Theie lands within Is miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable two TO three hundred miles above the
extremity Of thelands.
A6,
To be fold al the fame time and place
as the above, anotber TRACT-ef LAND
OF nine thoufand acres, in one or more lots,
in-the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame ditance from Lex.
iington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Ms;nLecking river, diff
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in. general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighbcrhood
of the fettled parts Of Kentucky, and op-
polite jerfey fettlemens. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Eiq. in i7S and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and in
diJputabie.
As thtfe lands are to be diipoied of for
behalf of creditors, they will be polltively
fold to the hiShea bidder, for appoved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or MIR. James Maaerfon.
of Lexington Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
Of Woodford county or major John Lee
near Frsnkfcrt will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan Of the lands, apply to John s. Charles
Wilkes Bfqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or 10 Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
GINA.
@uiIdiy 20.
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Public @als.
On TUESDAY,,

Tn 1UESDAYs
III ten geisek, qgaY be aid at IKE Vsx8ae
Store,
Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin In caks and barrels,
Port wine in oaks,
MolaHes In hhds.
Sugar in bids and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate In boxes,
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Ra.lins IN kegs and boxes. 4
Queens Ware In crates, handfo:nsly
sHoFted,
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

Ha, yeeeived. per the Pail Seiman, via
Baltimore, and Uuiou, CAPT. WoodbeaIe,
fran Loudon,
A fupply of fuitable GOODS
the feafon, which are now opening and
will be fold low by the. package or piece,
and heis in daily expectation ofreee.ving
further fapplies.
N. b. He has alto for fale,
China in boxes and sadlery.
May lg. =
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gaIss bp auato'r.
~ SATURDAY next,

vi sUr.scyIa, H. 6,,57;o,,
At 10 s'ei0fk' aV1,s % )0'A - 80 -
-. 3oom -
Lilbon Wine IN PIPES,
Port Wine in quarter caiks,
Rum in barrels,
Gin il ditto,
M9ssa.s in hoglheads,
FrsaeS Brandy in bbls,
S,,gar IN barrels,
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ALSO,
a variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
SCPer6ne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and FIannels,
lriih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintze; and <caIicees,
Cambrick aud Cotton ftawIs,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
ColouFed threads and fcwing 6lks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. tMARSTELLER,
Auguf n Nend1e- Matter.
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FIRST NOTICE.
In The cale ef JOHN B. ARMsTEAD,

In The RAE a. JOHN B. ARMsTEAD, q
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS Commiflion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Act Of Congress of the
United States, paGed on the 18th day OF
April, 1900, entitled !" An Ats to eRab-
lifh an uniform fyaem Of BANKRUPTCY
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ifIued againft 1Jfoba B. Arm-
aeaad ofthe county Of Ioudoun, merchant
ard he being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to furrender himielf to the
Commifioners in the .faid commillion nam
ed, or a major part OF them, on the lait
Wedneaay in September rext, and on
The fra and fecond Wednesdays in Ocfo7
Der following, at the houie Of MIR. Lacy,
10 the town of Middleburg (Loudoun
County al IL o'clock on each day, and
make full difcovery and dilcloture OF his
eGate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to Prove
their debts; at the feeond fitting to chufe
aiiignees, and at the lat fitting, the faid
Bankrupt. is defired TO fnifh his examlna-
ton, aud his creditors are to aiiert TO-,
or diilent from the allowance OF his GER
,ifcate.
All perfons indebted to the faid Bank
rup., or that have any of his effects, are
not to pay or deliver the fame, but to
whom the commiflioners lhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary TO the Commlalon.
:Middlebprg, Augge L. IL DIST
LISBON SAL /.
A ilnall cargo now landing
At Kinks wharf and TO be fold cheap in
parcels of 100 buihels.
: The brig Enterprise Of 1900 barrels
bsurthen, may be hadon freight for Csdiz,
81 ,,ibon or the Wet Indies empire OF
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
9Th mo. z3. q
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French Language.
n natlve Of Su1tzerlund i

a native of SuitzsvlIand Per
JeaI well Qeqnqntsd qvHb.tbe frvu9hs
etrtbe Fyentb LQnga4ge,, and qvko JteesIk''s
il as ptoperJ as any FteaeSnax, bqpwg
6eeu emtloyed Is a 7Hter in tbaf byanehat
Pruretou CoA2egs,. PRICES 10 epfx an
Academy in tbis PIKE, III The III 9 Oh
6erxext, i Rrolpsy e3eqayalgeme1t he s'z'lz..
The met5od be zcj2 l1.bloy is aelr, ard f.
egJ, fbat any gshisJaadsnts, l1rs l6t2-
arxn ray in IFS Than 3 .mantbs, Be a5tto
AK, in Fyeaeb, far HE neess4l a,ifs II Aye...
ny peyjan zogjl5iag 70 A<ars fbe F,ekeh
Language 1OM !savS fbe1irnahrss at fhe ef-
fce offhe alexandria AdVertj/ey, evbers
The terms eviN be made ln51vn.
". B. Far tie actommodation Of FER.
/5as engaged during The dry, an e1ex1Wg
Jebod ayillbe oSeuea. There zriAbe Jepe-
rate doars 15r ladies' AID geatlemm. II
fsadanee zulIJe .giuen tg kaSies at,tktw
ozon boxGs, 7ch9 fna it ;ue00svenient to az.
tend Icbooi.
AngAf rs. d3t rap4ftt
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FOR oALE.

The time Of a Negro Girl, a
bout IS years of age. She has got about
~t3yesrs TO ferve, and has been aCcuaomed
20 heuse work.
Enquire OF the Printer.
July e. .sgs4 .saG.,.. s.s.. d
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his I'm
sste thanks to the public fox pat favors
and RESPECTFULLY Folicits a continuance.
he has now on hand and offers tor fale
st his fore in Pnnce-Street.
Holland gin, French brandy,
jamaica Splits,
, cherry bounce, made in the year 1900,
Green Coffee, Teas,
Loaf - and brown fugars,
Stcckery ware, sc.
~, .4gle, quantity IF }5e6
! Llibon Lemons and Lines,
Soft helled almonds,
s.,heeris, prnnes, olives, capers,
tlalnaFlnds. freA iallad oil,
excellent New Fork checfe,
Aad iah-Petred bacon, dire6t from Smith
field.
THOMAS SlMMS.
June I9, d
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II. ( q , i
Has recommended the practice
of PHYs1c in the town of Alex
andria, and promiles himfelf to
be able to beffow an undivided
attention to that purluit.
Auguf "a. dot+
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NOW LANDING,

AND FOR SALE,
One fout OAK FIR AME, 20
feet BY is feet in the clear, 10 feet high
in the clear, with hiped roof, efficiently
fropg for a warehoule or barn; will be
fold cheap; alto various other Frames, 2
tory, II tory, and one rory; alfo, a
qpantity Of ieafoned OAK PLANK,
from ore to two inches thick, SO feet long,
and other Lumber as ufual Scafold Poles,
Lime, Hair in tlefces or fmaller qunatity,
and fand. ,
The fubicriber has alto two HOUSES
20 rent, one of item ftuste in King -&reet,
near Mr.. Richters, the other On the
wharf near Mellrs. Ricketts, and New
tons warehouie.
THOMAS PRESTON.
Auguit 20. d
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70 K S a LIE.
The SLbop

Z ! @SS THE sLoop
= :, i1ssiassSsM WILLIAM NELMs,
:tt2A - abou, s years old, well
49, built, burthen 81 aI-e5
tons, Cuaom- houfe meafure, End in good
order fhe may be feen at Kenedy's wharf,
George Town, for this week, after which
time, at Harper's wharf, Alexandria
terms will be made known on application
TO the owner or matter on board.
Auguff rs. d3t+
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= ? Xxx -
LONDON, August 4,
PdiLzdelihita, Sefifem. ,
6er 81, 1902. {
IA. CARNRPINc


| 4he weather, which has hitherto been
| extremely unfayorablc to M. Garnerin's
@nal experiments, has at last proved pro-
ptlous. About five O'Clock yesterday, the
different avenues 10 VauxhaIl were nearly
! H!led, but the croud was by no means so
greatas that which assembled lnthe neigh
Dorhood OF Lords cricket ground, and
parity from the nature OF the place, and
| partly from the prudent pree autions adopt
cd by the proprietors of Vauxhall gardens,
the lneonyeniehces and accidents which e.
tended NJ. Garnefin's last ascension NSre
prevented. There wss 40 temptation or
the crowd 70 press close to the gaydsns
Tor the height Of the trees would IN that
case have preciuded all hope Of seeing the
balloon till il had attained a considerable e
ieVauon. For the same reason, or because
thePcoplein the neighborhood of VauxhaIl
were not traudulently disposed, there were
scarcely any scafoids erected. Consta-
oles were provided to keep the people out
OF the adjacent fields, and one large one ae !.
joining to Vauxhall was kept for the com
Pany Who were in the gardens, (the iuxu-
rant foliage of which soon Intercepted the
view OF the balcony TO withdraw into, from.
which they could see in its prog4ess.
In the centre Of one Of ne large walks of
tue gardens, platform was ereeled about
hve feet high, on which the balloon was
placed, the barrels from which)it was SIN.
cd were placed at some distance from the
platform. and the rarihed air was conveyed
INTO It through long oil skin tubes. Tbe
hour astshich NJ. Garnerin was 10 ascend
was stated 10 the advertisements to be haIrI
past SIX, but It was nearer seven before the
adventurous travellers assembled the Mat.
iorlns They we're received with efest A.
Siamations. Marianne Garherin and Mr..
Siassto,d having taken their seats i, ,bs
car, and M. Garnern having made the
sig1laI arrangements, gotm also. The Der
sons on The platform then let 20, and tbe
balloon rose with the most majestic slo,y.
ness through the trees, amidst the Io,des;
Mr.. Classlordand M. C.
nsrn' waved the flags of England and
france and Madame Garnerin, who an
Peared not the leas, alarmed upon sbe ~.
easlon' kissed her hand, and bid the sncc- !
.a.c adieu with the greatest ea;e,y-
w hen The balloon mad attained a consider
4oie height, and was apparently over the I
''Ver' cat, suspended to parachute. vas :
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NEw-YoRK, oetobsr !.

Sf a,' Of Letter fran, Beet,e4.,. J.,
I , 20 ms Corrsstoadens nj. c;tg.
aate3Iliiy 10, 1902. -
" Since the Union, aeopy.rlsI h. SIN s,s
passed' which prevents tho IRISH te,,iIv
rom IRON printing any English printed boof
nom the commencementofthe YEAR 1871 !.
and there Is also heavy penalty on any
person that viii sell an Englis6 printed
oook without having previous ayreeIngnt
n q wiring before two Witnesses, with lie
e Z bookseller, which prevents rbem
rom putting london imprints to tb,jr
oook,, and selling them as English co.
ny captain Finley Of the ship uip5os.
Tan "a "e learn, that the luggage Of Nv
i oAAs PAINE, has arrived there. and
mat lie was hourly expeaed az Hsvre 10
san from thence TO America. Captain r.
believes he viii take his passaes n ,be
snip Sshlafnin FraniIiu, who was 10 sill
inc Gay after captain Z. and may be dai-
y expected to arrive here.
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iudice, or a collision OF personal interests
Resist every sinister attempt to SOW dis
senton among you; to generate injurious
suspicious OF each Other, TO substitute, in
your political discussions, denunciaiior for
argument, or intolerance Tor persuasion !;
and to undermine the confidence of The
people in the public agents, whom they
have chosen. And, ABOVE all, let il be
deeply Impressed upon your minds, that
supiaeness, produced by confidence
IN Jour own strength, may be as fatal, at
tive periods of sle6hon, as an actual indis
terence 10 tae object of pursuit.
We have addressed you, fellow citizens.
upon the present occasion, rather os citi :
zefs OF the union, than as inhabitants OF
pennsylvania but. it VIII be recollected,
that the politics Of the confederation, and
the politics It's individual members, have
an influence, which is mutually attractive
and assimiiaiing. A cooperation of the
republican members (and we venture here
to express solicitude for its continuance,
communicated that fight to the union,
which the union now reflects back upon
the several states. 1t is chiefly, however,
by the care of the individual states, that
the sacred fame of repubicanism can be
permanently preserved from dinlinution
or decay and the public morals, policy,
| and manners, should be assiduousiy mould
ed to performance OF the duty since to
enjoy, or retain, the glorious inheritance
OF the revolution, posterity must emulate
the Yaiolir and the virtue, which enabled
| their fathers 10 stchievc it, Among a free
people taught to know, and to estimate,
their own rights, the elective Franchise
VIII be forever dear, and the representative
character Tor ever honored. No age can
pass away, without Its heroes, aud Its
statesmen and a long hne of patriots
shall succced to Icfirssu and a1sKoesai, rs
i they have done 10 !YgsH1gto7s and bia,.t-
la.
II only remains, fellow citizens, 10 close
the task which has been entrusted to us.
by earnestly Recommending to you q pc-
neral attendance, and a cordial nnanirritv,
on the day of election, a steady choice
OF tried and approved republicans, 10 Sp
the departments os government, must ee.
fectually Illustrate the shefnes Of vone :.
nem'es, and invigorate the confidence Of
youE friends ; but permit us, also, to hone.
that Jour vote, on the Reelection Of the
present governor, the honosed and below
ed M'AeGn, viii serve as conspicuous
testimonial ofpuhlic gratitude, for the vir.
tue, wisdom, and Independence, which
he has uniformly displayed in the service
OF his coant1y. And if for these import
ant purposes, any further advice or assist.
ance should be requisite, you may, at ali
tunes rely upon the promptitude and 4.
Your sincere friends,
y. NIURLE.NREPG
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October ..

r, y iestsr as said TO be received from MIR.
core ~ London, by ,he Minerva, arrived
.. Doston on the 26th ult. inio,Tnine that
Nir' hlng has resigned his s.tustionas AM
D''Ssador at the Court Of S.. James that
~, ne was 70 set off in fewdays for the con-
lihcnb and Is to be expected he { IN the
spring. Mr.. Murray ofthis city came r,aS.
senSei''n the above ship from thfee years
tour through Europe.
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captain Lovett, arrived at Beverly from
AHcant and Gibraltar, brings intelligence
mat the American Consul had returned to
MOROCCO THAT the frigates Adams and
chesapeake, and the Schooner Enterprize,
we're Al Gibraltar on the 18th Of August,
waiting to hear from the Consul in order
TO ascertain whether the Moors we're de.
ternioed to commence hoslilitios against
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Mlf1cO's
TOLL BRIDGE

THE Public respectfully informed. is nov
completely and permanently hni(hed:
IS :, furnllhcd with good, ftrong, and fubGantial
Hand Rails; and will, very [llortly, DC fun
Pied with Lamps, from one end to the otber,
10 that pahengets may pas Il BY Day. s. .tg
Night, with the utnoa lafety, and mott UNI
bounded confidence.
When tee vah magnitude OF this upderta-
king bya GngIe Individual; The chimerical
hghr IN which, was originally viewed by the
whole community, the ,nniente fun which
1t has colt the great leugth OF time a period
OF no lcis than II years. which it has taken
10 bring Il to its prefcnt hate of perfeetion:
but above al, the Importance of it to rt,oie who
travel North or iuuth, as,I particularly 10 the
whole country fouthoF James R iver, IN bring.
ing their produce to market, aud co1,irc 70 thc
teat OF government, are conildered, conhdent
nope and belief IS entertained that Il vii! meet
with. and always receive, unigeffal patronage
apd iupPoFr3 executive CT tl!zfs conf ierati,ns.
EEO OA4T itteif points out this to be
the cFssAPEsT, land fufe}y it is the mott
AGREEABLE} mode Of croG:ngthe river: for,
the very lnlail difference in the exnenee Of
gong by any ether conveyance, bears no pro.
portion 20 the certainty, iafety, and expedition
which TINS excellent and ufefui bridge affords,
% SAMUEL JONES.
Rttb7.aHa, pirgisid, SrPt. AZ, lSyi2.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY geatlemen refidn,g in hates north
-ifA OF this have sadredcd letters TO US, scitend
them the Recorder; and rcquehed we would
name any perton inPhiiadeirbia,or New York,
where they could iend their fubcription mo-
ney. We take this opportunity Of Informing
Toe pablic, thai Alt. Legis, paper-rraker, al
Philadelphia, WI, receive any iabf:ripsions
fent fort Recordsr, and Mr.. Coleman. prin-
ter of the New YORK Herald, at New York.
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FIVE DOLLARS REwARD

Z 'oNsb<aH See night Rraycd from a Sgai;n,s
oh'p near sac Court Hoote of Ricbnops. :
q n,o = Siafde;@uh faers cob 7sii. sud an
and Al baf high, about 6x ye.rs Cd Iii @
sI9 reward TO any peeion gho VIII srat- 6i,o
p y W S;'tn and Farsief, near the Ceurt H6nG
o Sober I9eh 1905. S' hSHcfs-
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BE- obtained to
make il prudent
and from inc time
OF going 70 prefg
be Yubliihed in one
year.
III. That the price
Of the whole, com
Plete and bound,
ihellbe twenty dol.
lars, payable on de-
lT1rv.
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BY sr. GEORGE TUCKER,
PriHteI far WILLIAM YOUNG RtRcH, and
ABRAHAM SMALL--P6iia9eibhia.
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IL. Notes on iuch parts Of the Common
taries as treat on fubjeGts which relate to
correlatiye powers, delegated by the conffjtu-
ton and laws Of the federal government, or
Of the fate Of Virginia; ihewing in what
intancc the principles Of the Britifh conhi-
tition, the rnaxinis ofthat government, abe
general cuaoms or common law of England
scts cf the Britfh parliament, and particular
cuaoms, or Prescriptions, nave been adopted
or confirmed altered and amended or Who'll
ly cbancj and repealed, by local circuul-
fances political considerations, or the express
provGon6 contained in our contributions and
Rated law.
ri TO each volume Of the commcnta-
ries rherg will be an appe5p'ix, into which