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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
DOVER, March 90.

Immediately after the arrival of the
First Consul at Boulogne, on Friday last,
he published to the army most violent
proclamation against England, accusing
IL OF premedilated plan 10 uishonor
those Republican warriors whom it was
unable 10 conquer, by engaging them IN
plots against that couDtry which gave
them birth, aud which their victories had
rendered powerful" He tells them. if
ever they had any esteem for Pichegru,
oradmired Moreau, to avenge their wrongs,
because these Generals would have still
enjoyed their former reputation, would
have still renamed worthy of conducting
| them to new triumphs, and mixed their
own glory unpolluted with the glory o!
their fellow citizens, had not British gold
and British envy converted even heroes
into traitors" He proceeds to say, that
the lime is not distant when he will pro-
cure them an opportunity 10 be convinced
that mttiSuers, however successful in
plots, are never valiant in the field; and
that iron at all times must conquer
gold" He promises ITO lead them in
person, to share their dangers, and with
| them 10 revenge both Moreau und piche
Cru, IN revenging France" These are
only d lew of the hypccritical, artCul, and
sop"isucai expressions of the First Con.
sui. He affects 10 pity the victims of his
own periidy; and TO silence them, he pro-
tesscs himself the friend of the very men
whom he has determined to murder.
a report has reached the French prin.
! oss, that an instruction has broken out al
Pars, but not from an authentic source.
II Is also said, that Bonapar,e left Paris
to avoid the torrent of petitions from the
friends of Moreau, Pichegru, and the other
accused persons, whom he has ordered 10
be executed the moment his obsequious
courts Of justice shall! have found them
guilty.
1 ne armies in Holland and Hanover
meant 10 petition in favor Of Noreau but
! their commander refused 10 forward their
! memorials Several officers have been ar
rested and sent 10 Paris as instpatcrs oC
this measure.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
The above statement marks an increase

The above statement marks an increase
OIL numbers which more Conclusih ely cs-
tabilshes the progressive improvement of
the CITY than could DC done in any other
way. Few, If any towns, in ,!i- United
States, have risen with such rapidity.-
When too, u - Considered, that this aug.
lhenlation of iuu.bsrs has arisen without
trade, without the: investiturc OF much
capital IN extensive manufactures, aud
wl!hou, the aid of fostering local go
vsrnmcnt, IL Will shew that the place
must possess great and peculiar advau;a
ges over other towns. Ii its rise, amidst
circumstances 50 Iit,le propitious has not
been surpassed what may we not expect
from The rise OF commercial adventure
TO which natural position holds forth i'll
ducements SO powerful, from numerous
manuia tories, which might 1t the pre-
sent III 1nlent be advan,ageously conduct
ed, and from the important powers re-
Gently given TO the local government Of
the city
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

throws fresh light upon The horrible con.
pIr&cy IoT,ned by Tie enemies of The Re-
.luhtic against the Government and per-
son OF The first Consul. This correspon-
dehce consists oil several original letters,
written ny Minister of England accyc-
dited one or the German Cou.ts, and were
addressed 10 mercenary Agent, whom
he hGd sent 10 Paris to assist his designs.
The Eng.ish minister recommends il es
2cciaiiy 10 his Agent, TO obtain know
ledge OF the warlike plans vi The French
Government. 10 employ all possible
means 10 disorganize the armies, and TO
endeavour TO corrupt the persons employ
ed IN the mandatory of guupowder.-
There IS reason TO believe thas this Cor
respondencc will soon be published.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
LONDON, March %.


The Bulletin to-day is more favorable
;han any che that has been yet published
Qneen'S House, March 50.
His majesty is so much better, that i'm
aur opinion, a little time will perfect his
.eCoycry."
(Signed as usually
In the course Of the financial CONVERSE
ton yesterday in the House Of Commons,
it was stated, that of the estimated produce
OF war taxes, Il, 500 ,oool. for the year end
ing the Ssh of April next) $3.50, oool. had
been paid into the EXchequer, l,26O,ooOl.
OF which was on account Of the Property
Tax.
1t is very probable that the remainder of
the 1850 0o0i. viz. l,37o,oool VIII be paid
MO the Exchequer by The 5th of next
month, and thus the actual produce OF the
war taxes Will be quite equal 10 The est.
mated produce.
March 23.
The very favorable tenor ofthe bulletin
yesterday OF his majesty's health, led us
to suppose that the deily report of the ply
sicians to the public would no longer be ne
cessaty, and accordingly soon after that of
yes'ertiay was published, lord Sidney gave
Inc toIIWin6 notice:
Lord Sidney has received orders to saw,
that Their: will be no iur,her attendance at
st James after today.
81. Ga,e$'s PaGc March "a"
About onc O'Clock his maiesly gave au-
'iences to the lord Chancellor and MIR.
Addington. rhe latter laid before his ma
Iesty number OF official papers for The
royal signature.
Mach OF.
Price Of Stocks his d,4, ar one o'clock.
Consois for money. SO ID So.
Ditto Tor Aprl, Sc 5 g i.
Old per cent. 80 "a rs.
March 90.
BY letters from Africa, received by the
Wa shington, capt. Green, from the coast
OF Africa, arrived in the Downs, we learn
| that Goree was taken on the 18th January
last, by French squadron from Cayenne,
| consisting of one ship of 30 guns, four
| schooners Of Ia guns, and eleven Of two
guns each, fIom which were landed 500
men; the English force consisted OF 60
| men, nice of which were killed and three
wounded the French had 100 killed and
wounded,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

Capt. NIMMo arrived here on Saturday
In the snip Phsmr, from Bristol to Balti-
more, politely handed us LONDON Pa
PERs t. the 9Th MARcA and b the
.Hlaitra capt. &oVer, arrived III Hampton
Roads, bound 10 City Point, in 40 days
rom LoNDCN, we have Papers to the SO h..
Notwithstanding Their contents are not
very important, we have however made
copou3 extracts not uninieresting TO the
reader.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

tween Mr.. Fox and Pitt is mentioned in
the political circles. The Test AGt to be
repca!ed--the Catholics of England and
ireland 10 be completely emancipa,ed---
and an application ~ be made to The En-
peror OF iiussia for the purpose of procur-
ing peace ihroIgh his mediation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
March so.
March so.
Price Of Stocks, Ills day.
Per Cent. Red. shut.

(T1ce or oEockSJ ms day.
3 Per Cent. Red. shut.
8 Per Cent. Cons. SO S 9 3-S 58l2.
Deferred per Cent. Con.
Some Of the Frenchpapers, state that :he
1ct nf accusation against Moreau contains
eighteen different charges, upon each of
which, he is to be tried separately. So
much Ceremony will not BE- used towards
P.tchcgru and Georges, and his Other &C
completes. Their names being upon The
'i5t q emlgrarts, they cquiged only TO be
ato'n again To- BE- sentenced TO death.
Inc InterrogatOries OF the persons con-
lined in the Temple and IN the Abbey,
continue often very tate 30 the nigh, aud
'ie particulars are immediately ,a.d be-
&c the FIRST Consul, who neveg goes to
bel bctpte hose Undergraduates are rc.
po &c 20 hlm. which, during The week
,rccedng the 10Th inst. had seldom hap
pcned before tnreeo'cl0ck in thc morning.
These late hours, with the unin -rrupt,d
preparations Tor he expedition against
England his .1oaij and family appre-
bend "''. uur. his constitution, az they
thru 'ia' hey see q visible alteration iu
h;- countenanct but he laughs al what
! l. calls only their visions, and continues
70 usual chyily.
Al The Ministers of the French Re.
pGblic IN foreign countries, il is said, have
received, with ihe descriptions, orders 10
claim the arrest Of every corspira,or, " ho
might have escaped from Ftauce, aud is
supposed to reside in the respective states.
where they represent the First Consul.
Iac outline of the new Coalition be.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
WASHINGTON CITY, May 9.
CITY OF WAsu1NcToN.

SiTf OF w ASuTNCToH.
We this day present our readers with a
census OF the Inhabitants of The City, ia
ken by the direction Of the City Council.
BY t1e result Of this enumeration it is de-
m"ns.rated that the City has progressed
very rapidly within these few wears. In
HE year 1900, when the General Census
was taken, the inhabitants amounted 70
3'2lo.-in the year 1903, when The Cen.
sus now stated was taken, the inhabitants
amounted To- 4,253.-It is TO be observed
that when the former Census was taken,
he permanent population Of The CITY was
considerably increased by Tie number of
workmen engaged OF The Pubic Buildings
but tor time, and vino OH their suspcn
sion removed. These, including their fa
miles, may fairly be estimated at 400 -
Deducting 500 from the number given bv
the first census there remain BI2, which.
taken fiom the present popialion, leaves
1910, which is equai to al increase Of ..
bout fifty FIVE per cent. in period OF three
years, and will double any given popula-
ton III period of FIVE years.
CENSUS OF 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
NORFOLK, Nav Is.

1t is irrently reported, that WILSON
CAREY NICHOLAS, Esq. of Albenarie
county, Senator, is appointed Collector in
this phase, in the room of VIM. Davies,
Esq. resigned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

we are sorry to learn, that accounts
are received stating that few days since
hire was discovered in The on house
OF Mount Vernon. 1t was distinguished
without lis committing any very material
damage; butt is understood that circum-
stances have appeared, in the enquiries
Tor Its origin, which give too much rea-
son to believe that it was the eifect of de-
sign.
His honor Bushrod Washington, at pre-
sent holding court in Philadelphia, in con-
sequence of hearing this disagreeable in
teiii5ence, has ben obliged to adjourn the
session and intends immediately TO pro
coed to Mount Vernon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
PARIS, March 10.

Last Wednesday the American Minis
ter, Livingston, gave most splendid bali
IN honour Of the discovery Of the conspi-
racy against the FIRST Consul. The whole
diplomatic corps, with the exception of
the Nsapoitan Minister and the Russian
Charge G'Agaires were present.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

sT LORE.MZ3 DOW ,M preach at
ne .HsthoSist iH;eIing- House ht this cisJ
to-norroIv { Sunday at | l O'Clock 4. y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

From WAsErNcroN CRY, May Is.
The PRESIDENT of the United States
has arrived IN this city, in good health.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

Every public sensation in England is
marked by apprehension and dis nay, and
although the king is declared 10 be better
ny his physicians, there is not man i'm
London, who Believes he will ever be a.
gam restored to mental health. The
great political parties have taken an atti-
tude oF hostility against each other: the
Addington's most sensibly feel their want
OF Importance, while the Grenvile party
are continually goading them with an I'M
generous pcrtinacity, and make heir want
o. holiness injurious to their stability
yet did these Grenvilles use their power,
when IN Office, TO prosecute wiser and
better men than themselves, for SINH
lar opposition 10 their ruinous projects:
every gentleman then, who unmarked
their folly, or traced their crimes, was de-
nounced as Il jacobin; but these silkeri
lords are allowed to below in the ears Of
an administration less vicious and disas-
trous than themselves, and at the same
time permitted to retain their full claimx
upon loyalty, civility and national respect!
Mr.. Fox, who is the Jefferson of ENGLAND.
IS acting in cautious privacy wth Mr..
Grey, and both are knowirto be strongly
devoted to the Prince OF Wale,, whose
oatensible advisers are lord Thurlow, and
MORA, and Mr.. Sheridan all of whom
may be induced to, act with Mr.. Sheri.
dan; all of whom may DC Induced to act
with Mr.. Fox, who will probably succeed
Mr.. Addington, on the natural or politi-
cal demise Of the sovcreien.--alr. Fox
stands OH the high and unpoiluted base Of
his own patriotism and consistency, aided
by great talents he has occasionally yly-
en- ceeP offence 10 the PRIVILEGE orders,
but has always been enabled 20 retire and
shelter himself, within the circles 81 tb.
constitution. Mr.. Grey has cons de,able
weight ~ the country, deriyable from biS
cloquencc, which is more CONVINCING th,n
splendid, aud from bis large fortune an
unblemished credt.--Lord Thurioy, who
Is now lOurscOre years old, is presumed
10 have so much veneratjon for nis ku.g..
mat whenever his courscis are admitted.
there 10 an obedience to be drawn from
tina, large portion Of the people who NAV
be timed, as TO The events winch may be
expelled Oh the regal elevation Of the Dre-
sent heir apparent. Lord MORA, is a mo-.
blemsnS wbUhas been northumberland
~ the whole body Of the princes Of I'm.
gland as the best possible model Of fine
gentleman; nc has been sclcalcd az The
bayard OF the kingdom sans puer ct
sans reproche" and had the custody Of he
duke Of York's honor, in his duel with
general Lenox. He is brave and benevo-
lent and 1t we could forget his carly spo-
lidtiOns iu TING soutbstn sfct.. A.;
racter would be perfect. To The opiniors
'oi this gentleman, the prince is believed
to be more resigned, than TO those Of any
other person; and allowing for the pre-
JUDGES Of birth and station, he is ,ole-
rsbie friend to tbc happiness and ljberties
oil mankind. Mr.. Sheridan's Portrait, IS 50
well understood, that il is not extrcs,ely
ncccssarv i1I def.;l Il l1crc ~. has brii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
Extract ofa letter from Savannah, dated

"This city for several days past, has
been in as great a CONSERVATION and up
roar, as is possible for you to conceive
The circumstances that gave rise 10 it, has
been the misconduct of Ja6e= Boypen, one
OF the Judges of the supreme court of this
state. In his charge 10 the grand Jury,
recommended the emancipation of the
blacks, and went so FAR as to say, that il
the legislature did not do it, he would head
them himself, and assist in cutting the
Threats of The white inhabitants. The
grand jury protested against such alarm
Ing conduct, on which the Judge commits
ted them TO jail. This circumstance rou-
sed the Indignation OF the citizens-a
meeting was Immediately called, and such
measures adopted as to relieve the grand
jury. The uniform companies were or.
dercd out, and in the evening Judge Bow
en- was seized and put into prison. Had
1t not been for The military, he would
have been torn TO pieces, for every one
without an exception was exaspeGated at
him."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

We hear that Stanford and Amber, two
OF the convicts who escaped from tae State
Prison, have since been unprecedented near
Tappan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

CEoRGE BARTLETT, who was found
guilty oil Murder AZ the last dis;rici court
held iii this city, was executed Yesterday
pursuant 10 Sentence. a Vast concourSc
OF spectators attended at The place OF ex-
ecuton, where divine seryicewds perFornl-
cd by The Rev. AR. O.Keiisy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
The Virginia Argus.
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1904.
RICH MONDE:

MEMsgEs ch,A.H TO ssrUe IN thc ne.%i Gcte-
raj assembly Of th.s Commonwealth.
No5aLS County, Arthur Lee, William
King.
.Nansemo'sd, Lcmuci Riddick, Fisher Da.
shell.
Isle VI Hight, Richard w. Byrd, John H.,
Purdy.
Southampton. Henry Blow, John Gray.
Northamfton, ..nalles D. Salchell, &. b.
Upshaw.
.4ee9nuck, John Finnie, Charles Siockey.
HarCic&, Richard Mlnlosh, W hiram
Digges.
Cuy Of !pI!iam sdurg, James SempIe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

bOHoOf, April Z.
Pichegru, it is said, has been removed
70 the Prison de IN Force.
Polignac, tempted by hopes Of pardon.
IS stated to have given fu!l information as
70 the obJscls and eStcnt Of the conspira.
e.. General VaIcncr, who served undcr
General Dumouier, in 1899, has i, is
SAID, been wiih many others arrested in
consequence.
Throughout the Belgic Provinces, the
postmaSters arc forbidden to LEI po,t bor.
SIS to any person without a certificate
from The police officer, and in every own
or village aud even on the public road.
Gems dArmss are pac d to examine tbe
Passes OF travellers and Co. a-'c,t eli suca
as may be nnpfo,ided. Orasr, have been
scot to Pals, to Italy, AID % avtent pal;s
at Germany, for the arrest oi person
implicated in the late conspiracy.
According to the return &c The NAVY mn
70 'hs time, u appears that we have i,
commission 100 soil OF the line, q Of 50
guns, l26 irigl,es, aud 227 sloops, cur.
ler5, Guu.boais, &c.
April 5.
a Paris paper Of the oath SAYS, g We
VIC assured that the French Coyernn,en,
pas seized a secret correspondence, which
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very thing, Il to communicate their informant
on promptly to the Turkiai miliitry. THIS
| forms their principal Recommendation 10 the.
Forte. IL VIII be recolle6ted tnat on he death
| oi Catherine Z. the Porte received mtc,,;~rp.,.
o. that event Ave days before the R,rfiian am
bahador; and that It was the Prince of Molds-
wa WHO tent the account.--It is eaTy 70 per
ce.ve that the princes, by means of their cor
rcfpondcDCe, and their fecret communications
with pe;fons ut Conttantinop.e, acquired an in
h9encc over the opinion and the determinations
CT The Divan; and that Rufiia, by making ,h,
bower with which the Turkiih government tii,.
poles Of theie princes react upon itfclf incresc
IS and coniolidates her alcendancy, and eterni.
zes the rate of dependency in which he holds
the Ottoman Porte. The Rattan Contul gen.
at Jaday is another inltrument by means or
which ms government extends ovcf thOic pre-
vinces Its bonds of Govereignty. The Conful
general diiplays there the REPRESENTATION of 2
mmiiter, ard the means he has at his difpofal
erect mm INTO a bozver effbe Raie. The NUN
Der OF peftons he protects are more than 1000,
among whom the Rufiian fmbieas form bur
very fmall number. By one of the articles Il
the iatt treaty, the inhabitants had the power,
during fifteen months, of removing ard piaciIg;
themielves under the Rullian government. All
vantage was taken of this circumstance to ie-
duce all the Raiahs of any Importance, and e.
ven iome of the Boyards. After the expiration
of 70 long period, the acquiftion of new fub-
jects Was not renounced. Il is fufficieut that
the Rajahs paisinto one of the towns Of Ruff
an Poland, and a!iume there Ruffian title, 10
enable them, on their return, TO place thcra-
ieves under the protection of the conful gene
raj, without any oppoEtion or ob!ervat;cn on
the part of the prince. Al The principal rer-
chants are under the Rufiian protection, which
they always folic!t, on account OF tie o5fequi-
GU difference paid TO the agent OF that power,
aud the favour which thofe enjoy who trade un-
der his ianttion. The inferior merchants, who
are not directly protected by the Rufiisn niAc-
ter, attach themieves to the principal nler-
chants, in contequence of which, they receive
Ruiian pafports. and complete protection.
According TO advces from Alexandria, of TIE
28d or June, the Mameukes, under the com
mand of Gilman Bey BaTdiiii, have been already
thre" times victorious overthc Arnauts, but not
In 70 decihve manner as to open them a way
TO CAIRO. The Wechabis remain in undiAurb-
ed pohefiion or Mecca and Medina.
The Porte has fgnifesi 10 The French am
ba1ador its wifi, that before it acknowledges
the French imperial dignity, faT.e acknowledge
nlent may be made by :he Rci;ian and Englih
Courts.
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THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
AND FOR sALs Al RITcatE s. woRsLtY's
BOOKSTORE:
Chs Ratnban,,
SERIES FIRST;
Originally PuLE,G-d IN re
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

\ " aiioeiition was formed during the lait fun
~ nier, by few gentlemen, of whom fome are
M'Er aud Others have been, inhabitants of s city, for
the Purpoie of competing ferries Of NIftelaneous
Eiiays tor the Richmond ENQUlRER. Thcfe Eiays
were regularly pubiiihed every Saturday, during
the months OF AuguE, September, and C6ober. The
hrtt number appeared the nth of Augn, and the
iiit on the Goth CT October. 1hefe numbers, taken
together in the order in which they were prbl!led,
will couiftute the Ara ferries of the RAINuow: and
is this fri !tre; which is preented by the,
Prop9etor OF the Enquirer the amateurs s Litera-
ture' and to its patrons in Virginia. The fecond lie
mes will probably be communicated to the public in
the Preient form as foon as it haii be completed by
the merrbets of the aGociation.
Richmond, Dec. L ith ISo4.
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C.nt!.mea ofiLe Senat. end

GaFtkasaS o5fbe HogjS # RtfyJ5z.af:ve.,
The contribution OF the fate By directing az animal
ieion OF the Legislature, recognizes the policy Of fire.
quent enquiries into the operation OF the exiipp f
TEN of our laws, and into the means fugpeffed bv ey
perience for promoting the welfare Of the comupitv
Ii IS our lot however, under the auipoes OF beniE
cent providence find that whether we view VIII,
has been done, conder VIVA. rcrlains to do tb4r.
Ette to lament in the paR or to apprehenI from,
the future AS member OF the Union Pennklya.
MA emincrtly participates in the efima:oa which the
American character has attained abroad and in the
PROPERTY which the national government ha. pro
duced at home. AS di!ihiet commonwealth her
inititutes offer ample encouragement virtue and in
dutry afford perfe9 iecurty to perion and proper-
ty exact from her magitrate, the eHersil auaica.
tons of probty and wifdnm AID confer upon he,
citizens the ineimabe biefings Of liberty and order
lhsicene the ofthe principIesof
our revolution, every republican nun Contemplate
With gratitude and delight every patriot will be 70.
licitous to preirrye and perpetuate
The iucceisfu labours of your protectors having
tlus, gentlemen, matured the fbieas, and dimjnG,
et the cares Of legi1aon it is our e arduous though
important talk to guard with vicancc, prudence and
fortitude the palladium of political and ocal han
pneis. The receiiities Of an expanding POPULATION
the varying i-fusnce OF external commerce the ora
dual augmentation Of interval wealth. s1 In Mort he
ineviteble v'ci'tude Of human affairs, viii forever
oIdn nom the guardians oi the public veal pure and
jealous attention. The good works Of our auecAoTs
ihould not be iuiFered to fnouder into decay. The
mPerfeGlons Of orr legal code frould BE- amended
With reiPeGiul though Ready hand. The charms
OF novelty ihould no; be permitted 70 Ear to f. fn,s
as to give to mere innovation the fenblsnce of re-
lorm And in tranfading the bufinefs OF aces. in
framing laws for po0erty well as for ourllves. we
dregard the Precepts Of wfdsln, interen and honor
unles we diimiis the defultoy paions and pfeudees
of the day.
Under juit impreions Of public duty am confident.
gentlemen, you are a1enbled, and in OBJ 5,anrs
{" aeonititutiSnaI Injunction proceed to communi
cate more particularly iuch information ~ the fa,g
OF the commonwealth as appears to merit place in
your deliberations.
The asliGIon 70 which Phiiadel,,liia has been re-
psntedlY crroied naturally excited a f,npts;z ~ IN
'ere'i at the opening " every legiGat;vc 7ior sor e.
vera year, aud therefore derive ps.azr fitaf.re
ron the Prsient opp9rtsnty TO announce ihst the
Ae~lth OF ous cosiereia pi;o has ben ,fnrsrr4r-
ed BY aEy FsGe ,ial calamity during the late urno,r
and -'''nain. The cireunre&.oa and frnlnefscf the
5oart Of teath isve noonts q, -..tI.bt.,d !.