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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
NETWORK, AUGUST 8.

Captain Moorehoufe, of the brig Ontario, who
arrived at this port yelterday from BaiIatenc
(Guadaloupe) has favoured us with the fook-
ing extract from the logbook of the flip Mary of
Baltimore -
On Sunday, July 1T, in lat. 81, 81, long. 62,
50 in fight the pAlmy, Snow, OF Baltimore,
ipoke French privateer mounting fourteen guns
and $50 men who had captured the ihip Hope
well, SiiIion, and brig Rockland, Atkins, both of
New-York. and fsnt them for Cuatiaioupc
The privateer boarded the Hopewell after Il con-
teft of about half an hour, in which the boat
Twain was wounded, and the fupercargo and
Eve fcamcn killed. In the engagement with
the brig, captain Atkins was dangerously
wounded by ihot through the body, and had
three of his feamcn killed. The privateer had
ten of her crew killed, and comfortable num-
Der wounded"
Arrived at Baltimore, fch'r. Betty, Low, S
days from Point Petre, (Guad.) Left there olf.
July, fch'r. Nymph, Davis, for Baltimore next
day fch'r. Two Brothers, Belt, of and for ditto
in 10 or 1 S days, Bloom -, of and for Phila-
deiphia in days. Four or five days before capt.
Low failed, ihip & a brig belonging to New
York, were brought into Point Petre by French
Piivateer brig of Id guns-the ihip had 10 guns
and so men, and the brig IA guns and So men.
The brig fought the privateer half an hour-the
ihip, as foon as ihe faw the brig engaged FLED
as foon as the privateer had boarded and car
ried the brig, ihe purified the flip, and TOOK
HER WITHOUT FIRING A GUN The capt.
and two hands of the brig were dangerously
wounded, and five killed. The crew were put
into clofe confinement. Orders were received
from Bafleterre two days before capt. L. failed,
to keep them ciofely confined till further orders
and it was feared they would all be executed
for piracy. The fch'r. Snake in-the- Grafs was
condemned. Spoke nothing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
PIANO FORTEs g MUSIC.

+ OUR excellent Piano Fortes, for iale at Mr.,
WILLIAM PRIcaARD's Bookstore, OF mode
rate terms.
hLS0---fome NEW Music, confiiiing of SoYcs
and PIECES for PIANO FORTE. BLANK Music,
PArEa and Books
a lew very good FIELD Drums and F1rEs.
Aur;.nn iS.------..r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
WEST-INDuES.

The Bottom Palladium Of the 3lh u, flaws, that the
report o. the defeat Of the Haytian army be:ors ST.
Domingo by the French and Spanards, ui.founded ;
that the whites, however were 10 ftrong to be
der no apprehension and that they daily expect
ing renior -ements from Cuba, which Englih feet
was waiting intercept.
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Extras ofRLftvf from Gibraltar, dated Juae 6sb

hFfrdT efNH7f'F tr2W Gibraltar, dated June 6fb
500, 10 a seqtIs,naa in B29on
"BY an American veiFel, arrived yeRerdav. the
Capt. has made depohtion tnat on pa1ing Tou.
Ion he faw the Epgih aud French fleets en-
gdging. The American ConfuI has iince had let
ter, * is reported, that the Britil have totally
dereatedthe French, and taken eight faiI Of the
linz. though the intelligence is not completely
fatisfa6tor, It is generally believed, that there
has been ~ action"
We tbinkt proper TO obferve, that in another
letter, recei''d by the fame conveyance, and
dated az tne Nne place and moment, no meuti-
therefore to bevtached TO this news, we know
not. Time mu' deternins. CBej7on Ga.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

The flip Little Cornelia, capt. Harifop, from
Rochefort for this port, was captured on Mon
day evening off the Hook by the Britiih fbip of
war Leandet, and ordered for Halifax. She was
laden with brandy, the vencI aud cargo were
owned by MIR. John Juhel, of New-Yors, an A
merican citizen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

tiE FIRST PoLUINE is ready for Subfcribets
L at the Book Store of VIM. PRICHhRD.
Richmond, .Augult le, So4 e,tf
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

4 N Monday the 1T of October next, will he
- run Tor over the FAIRFIELD COURSE, a Sweep
take Tor Colts three years DID, mile heats Seven
Colts are entered at two hundred dollars each, and
the ubfcription clofed. Weights, sgreeaby to tile
rules of the Jockey Club
On Thuriday, the I'd day of October, the TocEgY
CLUB Purie Of 400 Dollars, will be run for four Mile
Heats.
The following day, the Purfe of the proprietor q
the Courle, three Mile Heats
WEIGHTS rs FoLLow.
Aged Horfes 1873 lbs
years old 1913
years old liz
years old LOG
years old 90
Mares and Geldings allowed three pounds
Richmond, AuguG lS, 1901.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

Mr.. Volney has lately pnbfhed new work.
called g "a defcription of the foil and climate Of
the United States,' in which he criticifes very
Freely the manners of our countrymen. We
ihall notice it in future number of our paper.
" Communication OH the revolutionary mil;
tics OF Mr.. JEFFERsoN, is unavoidably polponed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

IN your paper OF Saturday laR obferve it
is Rated that forty pahengers and one feaman
were impreficd from on board the American
ihiP Live-Cak, on Thurlday laR, by the officers
OF his Britannia majefy ihip Leander-As this
is incorrect, you will be pleafed to publiih that
only ieventeen men were imprened from the
Llye-Oak, the feamen included and You NAV
ada, with great truth, that the talk of impref
hing Bristih iesinen is as unplsafant 70 the Off
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

Yefterday the brig Eagle, from Bourdeaux,
was fired at, off the Hook, by the Britiih rhip
Leander, but The prudenty Rood in more, and
faved them the trouble of overhauling her. PAT
icnger', Mr.. Boardham, of Bottom.
IN. T. Morn. Cbrog.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

taking sfo-amerchartvsiicl we '':cwingncpuns
and having temporary poop rugged 20 decov
her. At 20 min. pait 10 The ranged 40 on ,lI-
weather quarter, ihifted Her colours to French,
and commenced heavy fire upcius, WHICH we
immediately returned; fhc then Dropped ftern
and kept up 4 heavy difchargc of nulouetry,
muiquetoons and cohons from her tons and
decks, and TINT OF grape and language f.orn her
bow-chaiers which cut our braces, bowlines,
and cunning rigging in fiich a matinee as TO rem
dcrthe ihip totally unmanageable and complete
y defeated all cur cXertions TO alter our petition
10 as TO get great gun TO bears and the only re-
hitsncc we were able to make lhaving no itern
chacerS) was that of the inlall arms. II is with
the greateit conccrr, have to mention the death
OF Captain William Compton, who fell early in
the action. She aiil kept (taking every alv6n-
tage OF our uugovernabe itate) under oar fern.
raking Us fore and aft with her bow ch,ce guns
and 100 men at muiquetry, making fundry fruit
ietS attempts TO board till neon. when Inc r,a,I.
ed to windward, on which we gave her the
whole OF our larbosrd broadlide, and having us
athwart hauie, raiiedus fIndry times, which I am
forty to FAY deprived Us Of the aiiitance OF the.
who's OF the officers on deck; Lieutenant Fow
Ter beng the iat who fell, giving directions to
ftriSe our colours the flip then laying Der
feet log on the water; italling, running rig
GnS, and fails completely cut to pieces, mats
ana yardS kferely wounded. In this fate the
enemy made another desperate attemp. to board,
which they effected on the bowiprt with up-
wards. OF 100 men, ana the feeble refiaance we
were then able to make, having then IS men
out of our fnla!l number (beins only 70 at the
commencement Oft aGtion) killed and wound
ed. It's with the utinoit CONCERN have to add,
we were compelled TO ftrike our colours, and at
hait pait noon We're taken DoGeiiion of by the
French hip privateer la Dame Ambert, of
Gaudalope, mounting fourteen 10 FOUNDER car
ronadeS and two long 9's, and having c, board
l 40 men. The Lilly mounted I6 Mort IL
FOUNDERS merchant guns"
The gentlemen who gave the above account fayr
that the crew OF the prvateer were nloitly Enelih
Scotch, lrth and Americans, and that the captain was
Scotchman.-Thinks from the ihattered condition of
the Lilly, that ihe cannot be got into port. The pri-
vateer formerly the Birth packet N;aElborosch,
lately captured by the French in the Weit Ind;e,.
Nor. Rer.l
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ENOUIRE Err.
RICHMOND :
SATURDAY, JULY 2s, ieot.

The following Edays on very curious and
ihterefting fubiett, the tendency OF banks, have
little claim to the merit of originality. Nioit of
their ttatements, and much OF the arrangement.
have been taken from Adam Smith on the Wealth
of Nations, and Sir James Stuart's Political qs
economy. In the writing oftheie Efays the Edi.
tor had only one Object in view, the delineation
of eOncjfs, plain and /.mnrnr, hSetch of the ar
guments Of thefe celebrated economics. In the
protecution even OF This iimpe obea, ne feels
perfectly fatisiied that he has not attained the
mot conlpieat fuccefs. Much obfcurity will
no doubt be found in the inveitigation of flb-
jcet, which is in itfelfiomewllat complicated, 8:
OF which ne has perhaps very inadequate
conception. He would however, invite thor,
who feel curioity to know more of this fub-
ject than they will find in the following R,!ays,
to approach the fame fountains, ard drink of the
Zane firearms, from which he himfelf has i,nbib-
ed lis own curiolity and knowledge. The read
er will PROBABLY find III the Cd book of the
Wealth of Nations, the mot Satisfactory account
which has yetappeared of the general principles
OF Bank.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28
NORFOLK, July "a.
CAPTURE OF THE, BRITISH SLOoP OF
WAR, LILLY.

Sunday morning laf arrived here part of the
crew of the Britifh lloop of war Lilly, cartrir-
ed on the 9Th init. by the French prvateer In
ijaDims EUbert, capt. Charles Lemarque, who,
the day before, captured the flip Mary, belong
ing to Liverpool, from Africa to Savannah, with
9 valuable cargo of 1avcs, ivory, &c and lhip
from Honduras to London, laden with NAH ga-
ny. After taking out the mott valuable part of
the Mlry's cargo, they gave the crew I'D of
gif'' of her, and put the Lilly's and the other
ihiP's men on board. They detained Mr.. An
ton, Captain of the Nary on board the priva-
tSsr, and purpofe carrying him to Gaudalope as
an EVIDENCE Tor her condemnation.
7be t6hozeitg account ofthe CAPTURE of The En-
GIN Sfo23 of(Vsr LiLLr baJ been giUea rs br
MIR. Norcock, tire bWJcr.
81 beg leave 20 acquaint you of my arrival
here tins day with the remaining officers and
CREW of Fl. M. Ilocp of war Lilly. On the 18th
inf. on or about the hour of 9 P. NJ. being then
m lat. 33 q, N. and long 70 IS, w. we obferv-
ed two fail to windward, to which we immedi-
ately gave cbace. At half pat perceived the
one to be an armed veIel laying too With French
colours flying, boarding fhip, which we fuppo-
fed TO DC Englilli, and continued in that poiiti-
OF TIL dark, when we lot fight ofthem. Tack
ed occahonally, working to windward during
the night; at half pat A. NJ. obferyed two fail
70 tine weitward, which we fuppofed to bs the
lame as yefterday made all fail IN chace, and
cleared hip FOR action. AT difingnilied them
10 DC the two ihIps we faw yeGerday, the one
having the other in tow, ftanding to the South
ward and Baewsrd ON the ftarboard. Half Daf
the one hoftsd EnClfh colours, which we re-
: turned; paiied to. windward tackled on our
weather beam, and eaft the vefel fIe had taken
w TOW Of; three quarters paf aie edged away,
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N Y a II "

Died fudienly at hisiest, in the eouu,y Of Bedford
on Friday tie 29th ut. The Honorable JoiE TRise,
insSsber Of congrels
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TIE j14|oibs,- 7Oj8i4g ~ re.eo7,e tn The k-sa1ya
eopaiiy, 41e,S .Eo,' IaIe
TIE YnLuARLE IRACT nE I An1n

LIE VALUABLE. lRACI OF LAND
an which he ii preftnt relides, living in ca.
~ refine county, aboli midway between Richmond
and Frederick svrg, contiguous 20 mr. IoLu Hooking
tract, tysii known by che halne Of BIasdj aud
bounded BY PAmunkey River on the ore Eide, and =
pubic road Oh the other. rh.s trsa Contains al,,,
400 acres one fUurth Of which . well nt4rd. iiea
very level, and art Oft ,seii calculated Tor meadow
ground, having number Of luali rivuets r,lnr,e,
tilo it. The fol isweil known to be adaotes 10 ,
culture Of every Kind Of produce f1CI 20 dis climate
There are number Of valuable improvements ON the
above tract OF LAID, Y.z coDnodious dwelling hoy.
and every Convenient our houle good CardsI a va.
!usDle young apple and Pcaeh orchard, Sc.
WILL ALSO ri sotD, OK THE PREMISES.
a LIKELY NEGRO MAN e. WOMAN,
fonic s.ock Of every kind th4 erop Of corn wheat ana
tobacco houihrd aud kitchen furniture. plant,,;,'a
ufeniis, Be. &c.
Whoe7er may win to pnrchafe fucii trsS Of lard
IS this viii apply to tie ublcriber for ,ernn. Ibe
Parchaier mar have the privilege Of fee inc theet
this fall, and have quiet po7eon on the frs; dav ~
mary next, on which day All other tiousfsy 60,
mentioned, viii BE- offered Tor Cab, II Gir. s,l,r.
vile, the next lair day.
WILLIAM 6. WYSfc
Clroiir- coan,y. july IS. l%ya
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y GhRGCRLLfg

5YF GUBSCRIBIY
INTENDS 10 Practice Law in the Connie
Corne oi ~.ckepsurg shd n iifaz; I'D n -.
p''ne' co"ns 81 gnaiig!els and Prince. Edward.
J. NELSON, lIn.
"ieea....Nrg Iuly :. f9y%
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fry, rs having been iorced o. rs oy circ,u,Iilan-
ccs (even though commenced by ourfslyes) and
- Offering the only mesus OF retarding, if not
OF relieving US altogether from navery and die
grace. The motives we alledsed for going to
war were wrong-she great itre(s was untoytu-
nately placed on the weake.t point, and this is
one Of the NOR ferrous bluu4ers of the actual
standardization, The war itltlf approve of, it
was i'm, II was polite, and avn CONVINCED the
menaced in2aiion aud every other conteauence
of hofthties atfo.d LET'S real cauie OF ALARM than
the Peace of Aniens did, that bolIt,u os1re,
whole dangers and iDfecutity were eaGly fore
feen--ouder Providence / trait the obiees of the
wLr Will yet be attained, by what particular
means it voald be temeritY To PREJUDICE, diff
ters may overtake us, but il our time is come, if
we are to fall, may we fall like BritonS
On Thurfday lar, public Thanksgiving were
offered TO Heaven in the I4orctto Church for the
etcape OF the Fisf Coatul chow much more
proper would it have been TO have faid MATS for
the Duke he has murdered, or the General he
has ordered to be itransled.) The Nuncio,
archbiihops and all their minor train affixed and
fauaioncd 81 their preiencs this mockery of re-
Ggion--lt night the Church was illuminated and
over each door was tr'anfp areucy with this mot
to:" Dozen protege la Francs" and underneath
The following letters N. B. c. ION the right l..
p. K. on the LEFT are theft ign3 of neutrality or
evidences of fear Your country is thank God
free from diisrace and crimes which cover Er-
rope-nline is at preient equally Granger TO
the fcenes have deicribed, and may it ever re-
main fo.'
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70 TAE rEoPLE Orp7RGNy>l.

From aletcer lately aGdgcded by Peter John.
'eon, OF Pc'0ce Edward. 10 -ac Chairman Of the
General Cofnmi.tee il Richmond, it appears,
nat the c'rcuint7rces which occaiicncd n the
electoral ticket for this ,tc 4 new arrangement,
by winch che l,!'e of Thomas Rod, of Char
io,te' was lhhltituyed for that Of MIR. tohntton.
nave not been correctly hndcr,tood. The Gc-
neNh to2mlttee would have communicated 20
,"e pd'!ic at an Garlic: oaY, the following letters,
had they not been imprcfli with belief. ,hat
Mr.. Johuito1's character 70 uniformly fuIa:u, i
from the time OF the w., until the preGent ne,-
cd, had placed him beyopi tire reach OF ANY.
Inaievolent ntinua,iops. Il yyii be now Cen.
that this arIane cmcnt, 60 FIR from iujfying any
iinputatlo2 OF Mr.. john'ton, affords tht arongl
81 evidence of his tandor ard li5eral;ty.
Ey order ofths GeHeral Committee, f.
FJlEI2 -. NICHOLAS, CHAirMAN.
J. Il. FOUShEE, Secretary.
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The New Tcri ;ta.e Society Of tie Cincinnati, have
determined 70 ere& Monanlert TO .hc memory 81
Alexander Hamilton.
a number Of the cit1sns Of Piiiad3lphe, ataon1
whom are the meribt rs of the Bar and lie MARYLAND
S2cicy ut Cneinpatl have rcioived to ,ye,g cram, E
80 days. W. LII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

Dr.. JoRS BRocEENBsoUCH twas on WED.
heiday. appointed Caihier of the Bank of Viz
gina, 10 votes out o the twelve, xhica .y.re
given, b-irg in his favour.
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~DNII DID JUII 'ItJIL UUtUltllt iCiV Z,
<. p. JOHNSTON"
Prince Edward. March 2if, 1904.
TO the Rev. AacHlBALD MsRostgr,
C5oir0!aR oftds Committee ar CsfreE
t"o44eaas - ~ t['s4sI =" Frizrs I'd
4Varl.
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We underft7nd that General hrmRrong, who
IS appointed Miaiiter 70 France, will embark
rom this port and. thai he has engaged lis
paiiage on board the hip Thomas, bound for
Nlntl' to fail early in AuguR. ~ Tio,& pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

of expiring nature, ihat each plaintive &C
( cent seemed is linai effect. The drop
, ping Of the curIain was accompanied by
( the raptur)us and reiterated applaus-
es of the audience, whose tears had pre-
vioosly borne less eqnlvocal testimony to
the merits Of the performer. ..
Il would be easy 10 enlarge upon other
particulars otthe Pc! lormance, hut itispro-
bable we may be Thought to have already
said too much. We shall close our ac-.
Count therefore, with few general rec
marks. ... ...
The reading, department, conception,
and whole manner ot ihis boy a,e cntire-
l. his own. He is. 50 lar as We cam Judge,
entirely original. lie not only does noo
imita the FIRST performers Ct lie day,
but he is remarkably contres.ed with al.
most all Of Them. Every enc knows that
the schoC, Of Carried; is how 10 more.
The fire, the rapidly, the ir,passioued
gestures, The quick and eThausless yarie-
~ which characterized Il, have given place
10 awful dignity, 5u s;ern elevation, tn sa-,
wage wild 'ess, and TO eccentric grief. LII
seems 10 have been the aim Of this infant
performer (if any aim can be ascrlbed to-
nat "ulch most probably is the res;stlesa
dictate OF natl-e) TO renUvaie that school.
His Whole actIng, ct lease, is founded ON
us principles. lis RAPID, EaIutai and ca;
:ye lie has 80 artificial pauscs, no al-,
ietted modulations, no $ a:ut-!lke atti-
ludes. Every word he uuets seems the.
immediate result Of the feelings which
prompts it, and il his gestures alc seldom
Characterised by elabsre;e snoolhness
and grace, they ara uniformly true to cha,
racler and TO passion. is difficult to
pronounce respecting he height to which
tbs phenomeuou may one DAY attain or
Whether, Ike many others. Gall Of them,
however, NC contend, less Wonderfully hes
may blaze for u day, and set IN cbscuriry.
--Bo, lhis We Go say, th when yete ram
performer IN ii exhibi. the powers Of this
child he III be entIt!-d TO The praise Of
10 ordinary eXcei!ercc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

The CcJcrner u Cgnn1cucuts SteecA dee
Hpcred IN he lifh inst.
CchlL.mcn oEMc c..neH.

H". 81 a.sar and
GejHicmen of fke hoUse Of Representatives.,
DC few are The pubhc Concerns which
pa tcu.arly relate 81 tiis s,atc, aud WHICH
hGve occurred siGcc our last session thaa
l shall have occasion to dctain YOU bur O.
short time by dis public Communication.
a ! ter from 20, Excelicncy Governor
Strchr, ct Massachusetts, wi.i *. laid be-
fore you. conveying certain resolutions oe
Inc Legislature q that commonwealth, res~
pcttiUg IA anne I'd H.cLt b., them proposed
% DC made to the Constitution OF the u
nited States. This Proposal from an eI-,
der sister atate, sill presume, gain from
You is merlted consideration and Will
meet such decision As your wise and pru-
dent Judgment shall think proper.
q circular letter OF the 24ih September
last ha. been received fiom The S,cretarv
oil state tcT the United States, nodfyine-
10 this state, That the amendment Dropos4
ed during the last session Of Congress. To-
the Constitution OF The United 5iatcs,-es-
pec'nS the manner Ct voting for thc Pre-.
a!dcni and Nice-Preaileut Of the unoti.l
Eas been ratified by ,nrec-fuurths Of the,
several states. This letter viii be conf
iA'"tt''N+''NNNi tpt tSNtl l''A~t birkibll
Since the last session 81 he legislature.
there nave been forward d for The use Of
this state, from th- department; OF thc L..
piled States, as copies of the United
States laws, passed at the second session
Of the seventh Congress. These COPIES
arc 10 DC distributed by the Comptroller.
to The several towns, agreeably to law.
The Legislature viii rccollcet ,hat q
new election Of President and Vice Pre-
sident Of the United States, is to take,
place IN Dccembcrn The electors for
ih's purpose, To be appointed hy this state,
VII be to be chosen before the close Of
this session.
In the course Of the present year. we
ARE arrived al the result uf The French re-,
volutioa---a result, such as n,sny wise po-
luclnus ardc heightened c'vi.ians heyeIcnc
since predicted. Aljer twelve ycals ar
dcnt pursuit of liberty and rcqu8Ecanism
after destroying ueir eNisilrg form of
government, with Us royal read alter
framing and presenting TO the reoplra
variety uinew constitutions, lor TIC seci-
rlty Of heir republican government and
equal rights, aii which have given place
Co. each other u rapid succcs,i ,n, without
The wished for effect; and after scenes
81 terrible confusion AID distress, n,teDd-
cd Wits "a vast CEpcnsc O.. blood and trce.
sure, monarchy Is ar3il resorfed to by
tba, nation, W.th stronger arm. ana
more dc potc power, thaa ;ba one which
had been overturned. Gould IL b. ppssi-
bic that another lesson ot co ti1u nd yru-
dc. &C no revolutionary I.r,.ts was me-