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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-10
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
John B. TAYLOR,

CUHkWet 1HUktIs
Kas-StYeet, next door but one to Tie First
ng Office Of the advertiser,
Has resclt 81 ssan t1ssnanufattory OF Coleman
x Tsyier, Bslrimote, PLAIN AND ELEGAN |
FURNITURE, conhaiog Of
Cellcgett iijs boards, iide board tables vita
anar6lc tops, iecret4ries, box cafes, bureaus,
vel, tables. candle fands, card tables, dh'rs
and 5reaatsft t-hles, whieh he cf3rs fortaie low.
He respectfully ofsrs his frrgice to the public
generally. All orders hatl be puntsaaily al.
tended 20. ian. 81 cot go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-10
(Fs4l

In burjumce of tic LGf Will and
T,fam<uf # be ate Ro5en Bac5nn, 1fc'q4a
qoiH be eferfd far Sale at The Plastati'' 'g'N
he rsjfdtI, IN Stq6ard Coaaty, on tbf 'ot'.2
Of Mareb nest, yJar, 0fbfrqVjF FbF Sf%ij1
day, -.
All the Pcrifhable Ehate OF the lal
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-10
Buchan,

All the Pcrifhable E!tate OF the TAU
Buchan,
CONSISTING OF
The Rock of hortes, cattle, nlecp sad hog; 10
plantation ptcnills, kau!ehoId ard kitchen WV
,ufe, and Comfortable collection Of books .
divinity and hitory, and ef.ys, moral ara E9'l ~.
cal. For all fans over ten dollars, credii on
months will be allowed, die purehaie' giving a
with approycd<f>turiry; for all under can, NV !
be requi,ed. The gr perty not TO be cfi'''
till the terms are complied with. -, ~
Aad at the fi.ac time and place, wIlO'~
on a credis of one and two years,
7Ihg landed EHdte
of the faid dcceafcd, containing aHont go o ~,
This land lies On the main ron Of Posonaa o' ~,
four miles from Falmouth, and ab9ot tux "a n
a:lancc from StaiEo,d Court Houi~ Hb y ),
timbcred, and a Comfortable pfopofti'" " ,r
cleared land is proaattivc low ground = "a a.
gage on the ptcmi!es, together wan S'''
fonaI f.curity viii he required. RI a,.
Al! p,iluns having claims sgs'nf "a" 9,n q
are earneGly reqpelleo to exhibit them rs r. Nm
poaibl-, legally authenticated; an 'n2' ff r
cd, 10 mike payment 20 orc Of rh' 'lJ'- nix
All tholc who have Books boF''%aa " q
The deceafed, are tequeRcd TO fe''fP ''
loon as poai5Ic' ;on
Benjamin James,
E%ecuroiS' 4.
Feb eS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-10
By Az IHOkll I.

Scherne Of a Lottery.
e Is;!a an .ze4aemy IL fbs Cry Il ltie5wsaa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-10

Feb. IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-10

& Prizs lat draws ticket having
blank 10 It's nuinseF, 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

Such citizens enjoying the fruit or their
labor-paying only moderate taxes, and
bound by no laws, but such as are enact
cd by their representatives, must be fools
or madmen, To wish for revolution on
such citizens, knowing their rights, appre-
ciating their happiness, and dispersed over
our extensive country, the ats Of turbu
lent, ambitious men, will have no consider.
able permanent effect. These may ops
rate on small states, where single dema-
Sogue may be personally known 10 most
OF the leading characters; but would fall
like pontiess arrows, shot from broken
bows, when intended TO debauch the minds
ct the inhabitants of an empire, consisting,
chiefly, of independent farmers, and
stretching across the continent of North
America.
Some. peddlng politicians may obiea
that the extensive addition Of territory
we have gained is unnecessary" as in
theiropinion, eve had land enough before"
TO this objection our increasing Dopuleti.
on, which doubles every twenty-five years,
is satisfactory answer. Two centuries
have not elapsed since the first permanent
settlements were made In British Ameri-
ca. One at jamestown in one thousand
six hundred and eight, by one hundred and
ten persons, and the other at Plymouth,
in one thousand six hundred and twenty,
by one hundred and one persons. From
these two germs, has sprung the present
population OF the United States, amount
ing in one hundred and ninety six years
10 Ave millions.
Much OF this increase, we acknowledge,
was owing to- emigration from foreign
countries; but we have a right 10 expec,
much more from the same quarter, on nc.
count OF the present high ground on which
our country stands. If the inhabitants of
the old world, ventured TO the new, when
we were dependent colonies-liable To be
implicated in the wars of Europe, and ex.-
posed to the immediate hostilities of DOW
erlul nations OF Indians, We may expeGt a
much greater number of them TO Join us,
In our present situation, when we are in
dependent states-detachsd from Europe,
and free from all aPprehe nsions on account
OF hostile neighbors, either civilized or sa-
wage. The address of our extended EN-.
pre- 10 the old world, now is " come unto
me all you that are heavy laden and |
will give you rest" Thousands, and tens
of thousands, will obey the call, and ioin-
ing their interests with ours, make emf
grafton a more plentiful source of supply
than 1t ever was in any preceding period
! OF our history.
ITO be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
NEW. YORK, June l3.

JgRoME BoNAPAhTE aud Lady arrived il,
town yesterday, and WA probably cinbaik in the
Dido friga,e Immediately TIA, thty may leave
the Hook without apprehension, pho, boat was
yesterday chartered 10 oruize in the oiEng nj orr
der discover whether there are any British ships
OF war in the way.
We are Indebted 20 the pcliteness of friend
Tor the following extracts of letters from, o.ntle
man on board the ship Swift, from this ,,ott. a,
Surrinan,. The first etter is dated Off IN. moptb
OF Surriaam river
hlp,H Sob, 1900.
wo DAYS previous TO our arrival here an En-
Silsn expedition fitted out ar Barbados. for tbe
purpose OF attacking Surinam, appea,ed off tbe
mouth OF this river They immediately common
ced an attack on The fort 1T BRAINS point which
was Carried without much difficulty, ard The I'm
g'lSh flag now flies thereon We were brought
to by two guns from the Kippomenc sloop of war-
VINO informed us tNlt Surrinam WAS in state Of
DO. S1ue' our that we were AZ liberty to DEPART O.
wait a. anchor the issue ofthe expedi,i N. The
commodore's ship was l>inc 1T anchor abou; :
miles up the river, having on board Sir Cb,Il.c
Green, commander in chief of the expedf.
uon.
Nay -
Fort Amsterdam, by far the stronre., for,iE.
cation on this river was not attacked la, ninh,
me attack was on two posts lower down. 10th
OF wmch were earriedby the English after oons;.
derable loss on DO h sides
=. Nav -
Since my last, Surriuam has become a e,itist
colony. We were informed that a Proclarnatiop
would appear yesterday regulating neutral t,ade
20 IRIS place But II has not yet APPEARED.
have reason however to believe that ali American
vessels vii. be allowed 10 carry away rro5uce for
three months 10 come. The embargo tia, cxis.
cd previous to the surrender is Just raised
III addition 10 the above accounts we are in
formed that there were three Dutch frira,es and
two stoops of way lying at Surrinam which -rpss
OF course have fallen into the hands Of the British
Ohe IN particular, the Commodore's vessel, was
entirely new, this being her first voyage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
/ he Court ofHustinp s of

the City OF Richmond have established the fol-
lowing rules, concerning applications for licences
TO manufacture tobacco within he said CITY. VIZ
All applications 10 the said court for licences to
manufacture tobacco, must be made one month at
least previous the time of granting thereof ~
the name or names of he applicant or applicants
entered on the records of the said court and m.
serted in all the newspapers published in the city
of Richmond.
b" In pursuance whereof, public notice IS
hereby given that from the records Of the said
Hustngs Court 1t appears thar Daniel Tr,plet,,
aud John Widewilt intend to apply to the next
failure tobacco within this city.
(By order of court) ,9mIv
AND'w. STEVE NSON ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

M az QA8rIcTLy (cUrt continued and he'd
Jor Pr'''te Eaward Couaty, May me
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
IN ORHYYO%
ON THa esssIoN OF LOUISIANA
TO THE UNITED STATES,
FELLOW CITIZENS,

By DAVID RAMsAY, N. D.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02
From the ". England palladium.
OBSERVATIONS
ON EUROPEAN POLITICS.
NJ. III.


THE power CT France is to be eRimated By
the vastnrfs Of her extent. by the comPltt'ef
Of her territory, by the triple Barrier Of 93
pngnsble fortreifes that guard her frontiers by
the number OF her people, It'll more BY IN; a.;
dency of thcir ipfit, ever routed and gra;l'S
by military adventures, by The rcyointlonaY
energy of her government, and by the luooo
ed and vafal condition of ali her contincnt
Neighbours.
A government that fprung from violence, ana
though an avowed ufufpation, that Gill con-
ceals, and oftener still auyme0rs 1t by the hyPf
Grey Of regard for liberty, can command, @r''
out difficulty, all the resources that SO geaE
nation can supply. Il isa common opinion tba'
France is exhausted as well as impoverished oy
the war, and tyranny, and revolution; and 'R''
when the puader Of her alias IS consumed, III
power must perish for want Of financial nounSO'
mens. Il is tue, she scarcely owns nerchaH..
ship, she has seen the precious manufactures I"
Lyons blown up with gun powder, whole stfeS',
at time, the arfistccfacy OF wealth pToSSrIo''
by one decree, all property declared by ano'''
Il be in requisTion, c.edit, ali faith, public anu
pEtVdtFS l1WCi ttIdu IL Wa IA ttIC hiie" -
crusaies, the seats of the arts are broken w
and the arts themselves scattered and almost 1857
YET perhaps plumber has brought in almost u
much as trade Used to bring, and her soil is ifI-
tile. It is the soil of every country, not even f1"'
land, that is the chief source Of income and tn'
principal mass of capital. n spite OF tyranny
the soil of France has been cultivated, and thanA'
10 nature it has been fru tful. Sometimes iaHp>
and sometimes the demand for the army has eA'
cited and rewarded agricultural Industry.
The regular revenue Of France is, speaking
coue6turally, probably not less than twenty n.y.,
lions sterling year. What was her H'e' :
now chiefly supported at British charge, beng 4
B.itsn docks Her army subslsts, when aol''-
at the expence Of her. allies or her enemie'
twenty millions, therefore, with such AIDS as :.
olence can always extract from those wno II
known 70 have property. will pc adesla'e " .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02

HoIlandl has taken grourd thar vllde Z
| own motion. He observes that there
presentasufcient talents in tie CITY Of W. d
on for the filing Of thos. Offices; ,5u,,
may bein si,ott time. should Sc ham,
citiz.ps of Washington coataioed prrs ,n sn :,
IF executing all the great Off IS Of the c'
nent; bur should look VIII regret to tb,.
# | supp 5sed when it arrived, there eou.5 s
necessity TO fill those OFF ers scon SUI n o..
as | never wish 10 IN: tim. VAN al
great officers Of the governmeat shall ). ;,
rom tllstranchlsed serfirory, Iad.ocat.,
The consideration arising from the p-oprieu,i
.aieing .bat information which can ony !
from seleaiouof men from The iF.rc3t
Of the unior, never WISH 10 see the i'm. !,
cheese great Officers shat be taken ff5m ne,
endowed with the blessings Of SET gove.nn,p
For these reas sous ! hone the bill will pls,
that this disco ssson VII b. laid aside, uaa
seele future day, itmay b. considered prcyr
enter mo an caqiRYj inc tne ex2ediae, /
ieduciag or increasing the salaries. | bcIi.,
hoWtver, from thc progress Of society and /!
depreciation o: money, the ttne wlH never cor.
when it Will be exeedle1, r3Icduee them.
] will nav fay ~ord in reply % tue aeor
man from Msaachufctts INF. H,ttlag5J VI
advocates reduction Of ffiarIss, not be aui. ID
are TOO high for msn OF eminent o,olGrl
,alents, bui b.caa(e they are enough for ne nI
now in oGice. ut.ieTaood him as Eyms /
prefent felary was 10; too much f,r seotlsa,
once fcte5aiy Of the tfrai1ry (Mr. Kanllr
refpctting whom The oa!y wonder was that /!
had {, long continued 10 h5ld il.
Mr.. Haaings defnsd TO explain. He had Cat,
that TIE fri fcsesary Of ffase Mr.. Jef:rfonlt.
rot ,elgncd his office oecaufc his coalpemai,
was too fmall. He had ia ed that the fecreta
If war had not, he believed, rehgned foley
tkat account, lie h&d dated that il was uatn
Of futprife thai gentleman OF luch grcat pr
ffionsl talcnts as The fit f1cretary of d
trea(ury had ever accepted. or h1ving accepts
had 70 long continued TO hold the ofie.
While up he would reply to his colleague IN
Vanun) who had asked if beef ard ctllyr ardcI
were not higher at present than hey v<rhad Ie
i'll the part Of the country in which he lived. +
would answer that they weie not SO high
that parr of the country or two or three yea
past, IS they were IN the year 1899.
Nj. Randolph assure the gentleman fro
Massachusetts, that II is no part ofmy rn'enu
t. enter into comparative view OF the merits
the officers of rhs Ptescnt administration and hl
of the last.
Irgret that the gentleman from Massacb
serts M. Vardum} who possesses SO stroo(
claim 70 the consideration of the house, shou
nave made an exposition calculated TO repel new
paper auinad,ersion. TbeIieve that it isaa
beyond th-9powcr OF thar gentleman, or any
ther to cheek irs Interpretations. l belle
1kewisc, that II IS enough for a member Of q
house TO repcl Arguments adiuc,d or Ills fox
without descending 70 a wartate with the edit
OF newspapers.
CO be Continued.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02

du- IL
749 receaUed and for Sale,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples do.
N. England Rum do.
Candies by the box,
Pork by The barrel,
1000 los excellent R Illod Cheefs,
Spiced Salmond in and gallon kegs,
RailIps By tie box,
Pfunes, Almonds, Englilh wslnuts.
Shelbarks. Chsfaa's, isest Oranges,
Inns, Lemons,
Ggsen Grapes BY the jar or pound,
Codfih for family ufe,
500 bathcls R. / Potatoes,
And a general ahortment Of Groceries
A. WILLIS.
Jan. II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02
Who wifheS to Sell or Rent,
Exclange on Londo2l.

ACHIEVEMENT Bill L For Twelve Hun
drcd pounds Rerlng at 90 dags fight, for fale by
and I1os. VOOsN.
Ian Or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02
CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITE S ii T E S.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Monday November21.
Debate on the passage eff the B'A, s's''s8S'
the Salaries of the offers Of Govern
ment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02

liz SsdlSriber
Has removed his VENDUE-STORE
from the corner Of King and Union
areets, 10 the fore adjoining Meiirs
Henry K. Nay, 8 Co. on the South
Gde of King lreet.
THOMAS PATTEN.
January go. @
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

TO THE HON. THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Memorial Of Samuel Ckar, of the Allocate juf
tees Of the fupreme court of the United States.
WITH the refpea due to a 5racnh OF the gov
eminent # hi, country but wi h the franknef
which eorf ions and injured innocence has a
right TO aaum-, ard wi L an early. jealous, and
contact fnppor,er Of American lioerty OUT to ute !;
1hr memorable approaches your honor able bo-
today his complaint, ct your ee!, aad TO call on
,eur Juice toIsaIei..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

IS pubhed every Sa,uyi,r, Ivy 2 A. JENKS, at the
Printn5 OHi,e, No :, Fys-Syot, PosrIAsp; where
fuhlcrpt,ons, advertisements, eommooc atoms, &c
are received vi h attention The price, To couu'fy
~ Lcshers yho r.ccvc their papers the office. or
n pack &c. by the mail, Is OF Dol LAR fif Y
CENT gar ~ Subicthers who live in town
thac whcfc papers alsd and forwarded tepa-
, rstciy vii &c charged rwo 90. eAas year.
t5- stante,g Wi derive peculiar advantages as their
f1vos vii be puolished twithout price, both IN
This paper anie VshTysyf ComMtHc,AL Gaztrrf.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

- Be JUST ano fear not
Let AL the ends thou su,'a at, be thy corSTav's,
Thy SoDs, aud TsurHs"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
JUDGE CHASE's MEMORIAL.

Fran !5s Baltimore Fedsyal Cdsese
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
JUNIS CRAVEN
Has juh received via Philadelphia, an elegant
aT,tnent of
SPRING GOODS,
VIZ,

Ch;nrzes, calicoes, fine India colo
made, book and nuimui mullins, do. bat1as, na.
noodles, coRas, pngurus anilong cloths, flnc
canbric and Bsitih book do. linen ard cotton
canbric, coIoured, enbod,d and plain do. cam
bic and common di7aities, Lawn and cambria
pocket handkfs- ladies extra long elk ard kid
gloves and pic mic mitra, do, coioufed and White
fix hofc, cotton .aa thread hois, MITES do. gen
slenens beaver, doe, wafls leather and thread
gloves, do. fix. cotton, thread ard fuper browo
cotton hofe, Iriln linens, lcns lawns ard diapers,
creas, p!atilas, Brttaonies and brown Holland,
Mlrleilles and neslinet vea ihapss, nsnkesas,
cotton kefeymeyes, white and colo1rso ]eass,
extra lnpcrfne navy blue cloths, red, blue, ana
chocolate bandsnoes, sc. Sc.
AJ0 BY WbOlsjale,
Three cafes Of Handsomely allorted
CHINTZES and CALlCOES. al Of vhicu hs
viii {eIl at the mott reduced price. for CASH.
April ct.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18

IS Ncsail price che penny per pound mole.
Bar Iron, Hoop Iron, Nail Rods
e;tnan and American Steel, iold a. the aboys
fasso,y
N. B. Two or three Apprentice
BOYS wouls be taken to the aooye buiineis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
T No. 900.
e hotice.

The Vefry Of tie Ep,fcopal Church
Of Alexasdiia, beg lr.,e 90 INFORM j., members,
az alto the citizens Of ia owa ~ gsneral, that
Mr.. SamucI Ksc}er,
~ho has o6iciase3 IS c'erk, anil alf, caught che
ua,ter'. fiuging, hs, ag"cd 10 continue lis fer
vices IN thar Inc. NJ KELLER has returned
TO the norfh~ard, 70, ene porqols Of renewing
hIs family co tbs place, which he exFects Viii
be il the cougit a rfree r,ontn., ard as he 10
tenss making shis to~- his pace Of pesnacens
seddesce, he hope. ior q continuance CT public
favor IL The Eac Of his proieiioA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
FIJI 5IOGNOThACE.
TIE pATdNTEE

Ins-n1s renewing, Ia . lhors time, &c Geore.
fosn. TO Re room IL FI:sh trcet, lately occa-
ped as Dlnri:y Room, h- ti.sretore equefs
saofe whc oaye eft Prcffes ~ be framed t. call
!or tnsr,.
Thofc who have ieken Frames or P.aGles. or
rcqpeaed heir ffiencs g tskc 1rsm, ard nave soc
paid foe then, will Fasate call AID make INNS.
liste faylnens.
May !. 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
lo,tblif Menb.le.
On TUESDAY,.

On TUESDAY,
1, 70 s'sleek, e0il1 Be- ssld at he YesSsr Stare
Ram in hog fheadsand barrels.
Preach Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiksy and Apple Brandy IN bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierccs md ole.
Coffee IN sierces and bags,
v SaGse' and brown so,p i. son.,
Mould and dip'd Candlss-
Raifus in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and frails,
Qpeens Ware in crates.
FURNITURE, &c.
1Ls o,
A varsety Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coattngs.
Kerleymsrss, Dafi!,,
plains and Kcrieys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elafieks, bllc Frisfes,
Calimancocs and Rufcls,
Yarn Stockings,
d,hinszcs and Calicces,
Ir;th Lirens, Sileia do.
Ofaaburgs and Tick.euburga.
Maaiae and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Meliins and Table Cloths
Baadarna handkerchief,
Coioared Threa,is, IIsts,
Ard fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTEILER.
May Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18

The fubfcfibers have received and
for fa'e, Sby 10, and lavcn by 9, wolow gla!s,
from the Baltimore MAhutattoy. T'cqaa'.'y -
OK eiery, and I'll b. folt At he Baltmo,e p,cfs.
They cxpsa 10 receive very shortly, large ti2ss
from the fame place.
r. T. Hooe 6 Co.
May s. DIV.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25
CON DITION Nd.
PREDATORY EXTRACTS.

TIE utility and importance 81 acquaintance with
the principles of Marine nfurauce have been long, felt
and daily acknowledged by the commercial part of
alio Rvcry country -Nothng therefore, is better cal
cuatd promote the nterels of commerce, than
trea;le which teaches che Law that is regulate the
contracts of merchants
o render work Of this kAd uitfui the merchant,
it hould be complete within ifelf pofbe-fo "a
make recurrence 20 other books, ie6om fever nceef
fairy. Tho the author has endeavored lin order
therefore, THAT this work A,oua pofes advantage
bovc any other Of the kind nov exanr the author has
obfcrved invarizbe and uniform rule, through the
whole Each cafe will BE- found con of three dlinct
parts The facs-rhe aeciEon-and the reaions aligned
for that dcci6on
There sfcarcey any contract, which affords greater
number ofquefons Of doubt and difficulty, than that Of
mar % infuS snce.
IL principles Of the law applicable this contract
in general well defined yet the policy being uualy
TO operas. infinitely various and compcated-Thc
bcos igAts of the parties, often 70 equally balan
ccd, that it isimpsiblc decide between Them, With
cut tsaictnes rciorting to very nice dnctons.-F
this purpofe the and complicated caes which
have been decided in the Of Welmnfier, upon
qseons finfutance within the M xty fcventy years.
aaord tie bcff crias afaa the Judgment, and
complete trcstifc this fubieSt. They fuppy
the rules of Law, and thew the application of them.
The mcrchaat will dccvcr from perufa of this work.
that the leading principles which govern contracts Of in
furancc, lie within very compass Thofe prin-
ciples e1abllled and, If we'll undcrood, the only
dGcuity which rcma;ns, the application Of then
particular cafes.
N.s 7Sse s.,1ss $50 NV At Eaa~ee, as1 use ~je
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