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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
NEW YORK, Nav 81.

FRENCH AFrAIRs-Ne l,,s,v r,h.
iished ialleyrand's circular letter TO thu
diplomatic characters at Paris, win iba
answer of Mr.. Livingston. The follow
is 'urther letters are translated flom Pa.
rs papers received at the office of the
Morning Chronicle.
HffTy q ne minister Of Foreign ,.elatfons
81 Inc itati0a %rehu6hc.
PARIS, 29.h March, 1904.
"CrTIzEN MINISTER.
;, have received the letter your
eXcellency has done me the honor TO w,ite.
anu winch was accompanied by COPY Of
'he report OF The Grand Judge on the VILE.
ana wicked intrigues of his British ma.
Jesy minister at the court of Munich.
The First Consul is also the L,rsi.
dent, the supreme chief oil the Italian Re.
Puoiic. Ii owes 10 him its existence, its
constitution, all that it enjoys, all that il
anticipates. Can it then be less afe6eJ
man France, by the discovery OF the hor.
iioi= conspiracy against him Already
lhe tribunals, the administrative bodies.
The generals, the troops, the ministers
Rave expressed TO him The grief. The in.
dignation with whicht hey are penetratedl
and to their voice will be addsdythat of q.
very individual who has the opportunity
OF being heard by him.
VT is doubtless as impossible IN add ~
these sentiments as it IS TO The tespeefl
the affection liist fills ali hearts. Sill
THINK it IMP 'rlant to circulate the letter
that you have done me the honor 70 com.
municate, and 1T is with this view, that I
hasten to transmit several copies to Milan.
In making more thoroughly known the
common enemy we have TO Combat. and
against whom the troops Of our repubIic.
have already marched, they will mora
strongly learn 10 detest them. Ohiwb
oui must de'cst government that blush
e2 not TO employ corruption, seduction, bri.
berry, assassination, IS Legitimate expedi.
en's OF policy, and who prostitute thar
character which is held most lespeetable
and most sE1ied, 10 frame plots the nost
criminal and The most infamous!
FOR myself, who have equally the bo-
nor to be ranked among the ministers of
the august chief. ~ both states who ira
mat capacity enjoy some share OF his ron.
hdence, and have access 10 discover his
rare and admirable qualities; how can I
be otherNays than affected by rLat which
touches his person The sentiments leet
on this occasion. are in unison with the
boundIess respect and devoted attachment
| owe HIN.
Accept, citizen Minister, the ASSURANCES
of my greatest consideration.
(Signed)
+. MARFSrkr CHI
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BY advertisements, nos e:rceedinga square
mfength, are inserted III thts faticr for seuen-
fyojtUe cents the. FIRST time three dollars for
three Sueeks { 6 tinrcs) ana for every qddi-
ffonal Insertion hirty-three cents. Long o,ies
IN the same ftrohorrion-unlcssa shccial con-
fracs be made by the year.
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MADEIRA WINE,

ot superior quality, in pipes and quarter casks
for sale by CALICO, RICHARD & Co. g.
The 6eauilul higA -6looaea Aorsei
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1T a Court continued and held for Nfiddlescc
county, at ne courthouse in UT5Gnaa, on 2aesdap
fSe 9Tfb J,7y ,FE Toerk 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09

PARIS, 2Sth March, 1904.
Every man WHO'S clothed with nub.
lie character, must feel Indignant At anv
one who dares to blemlsh that sacred cha.
racler. Such, Sir, was the emotion tbar
seized me in reading the articles your ex.
cellence had the goodness to commrni.
cate on the Sd Germinal.
have not been slow in transmi;t;no.
them to the EieGlor my master: and tnSs
have not yet received the dee larstien ,f
his sentiments, hesitate not 10 &. -ja,e
that they will conform to those princu.l.s
OF honor and ioyaity, of which nc .o. ;es
profession, to the sincere Interest hc axes
in the prosperity of the republic, and n
the attachment he bares to its august
Chief
For myself, Sir, I hall esteem myself
happy IN an opportunity to warrant, By
nv frank and loyal conduct, the opinion
that tn First Consul disigrs 90 manifest:
Tor only desire 20 merit the respect of
the government to which am sent, and
the appreciation Of the sovereign / bav,s
the honor 20 fcrresent.
intreat that your exceilencv wiz sv-
press these my sentiments to tAe. f,rse
Consul, and accep. the assn. snce of nv
highest constellation.
Is BARoE DR. NA1Laoupc.
Enyoye Exiaopcinairc, Nl,nistre pIeS
nipotentiare de S. A. S. L. EIeetor de
Hesse.
Rshiy Of mc Afa''fer Ji5ar Alaifa.
PARis, 25,h March, 1904.
have ihe honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt Of your cxceIlcucy's letter Of the
Sd Germinal, with the copy Of the report
presented TO the FRS, Consul by the Grand
Judge, Of a conspiracy carried OF in
France by Mr.. Drake, minister Of his Bril-
tanic Majesty, at the court Of Muhich. L
shall Immediately Communicate them to
S. a. l.. The Grand Master Of the order
! Of ST. John Of Jerusalem.
( His attachment, his profound DEVOTION
! as also that of the whole order over which
he presdes TO The interests Of France, and
TO The august person OF tie First Consul,
cannot but inspire him win al the horror
tia; 50 odious a plot deserves.
/ Accept, Sir, the homage Of the hid
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GAN OUNCE or PREVENTION rs worm A
Hnmih0n's Elixir.


A foveTciyn remedy for Colds. Obfina.c
Coughs, Aohnaj Sore Throats, and spptoach-
ing ConfumPtions.
To Parents who may have children rTliacd with
TIE Hopping Cong5.
This dircovsrY il OF the fra magnitude, as it
affords i1nm.dia:e relief, checks the prdgrefs,
aud in ihor: tims entirely removes the moit
cruel daorder 10 which children ara liable. The
Elixir Is 70 perfectly agreeable, and the dofe 70
small, thai no difficulty ariic, in fixing it.
From LUTHER MARIAN efq. attorney pc
neral OF the Rate Of Msryland
CENrLsMRN-I comply with yonr rcouca in
Rating ny opnnn Of Hanii;on's Elixir. 1t has
been uled in ny family for two or three years
par with Uniform fucccfg, Whenever colds,
Coughs or iimdar complaints have rendered mcdi-
cine necealrY. have my!e!f found it an excel.
Loot and Agreeable remedy for very painful and
troublsi0ne afsaion Of the breaG, accompanied
with lnrsuefJ and with o5truaed aid difficult
breathing
Ga thc'c accounts, do not hef,atc to recom-
mend Hzni!tou' Elixir as = valuable medicine,
aud ds'erging public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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IL ID Cents Single. I

averaged about thirty-three per cent?
which is more than double the average
duly paid on articles charged ad-valorem.
his corcluSi'eiy proves ,hat the addition
ot Two and half per cent. TO the latter
does not render it immoderate, inasmuch
as /, does not create o duty equal TO that
laid on goods specifically taxed.
With as little justice can ii be contend.
ed that the additional duty will increase
smuggling or diminish The profit of the
TAR trader by diminishing the sale of the
goods taxed. TO shew this, it must be
proved that those articles on which a high
or duty is at present paid are smuggled,
or that their sale is diminished. This has
never been said.
The iaet is that these new duties are
among the most equitable that have been
la" They will operate principally as a
tax on luxury thereby favorng the poor,
and they will serve in some measure, 10
equalise the whole mass OF duties. By
the late system, some Of the most impor-
iant, and even necessary articles Of con-
sumption are faxed exotbitartly. For
instance brown sugar pays duty of be-
tive 4 forty, five and Fifty per cent. Spi-
rits Pay duty of about thirty-6ve per
cent. Salt PAYS duty of above sixty per
cent. Wines pay duty of thirty three
per cent. And teas pay du,r of one
hundred per cent. r he duties on these
articles average ncar,v Gitv per cent. and
amount 20 above q,8oo,O0O dnlIars, which
exceeds by six hundred thous2pd dollars
The whole sum derived lroni articles charg-
ed ad.va!orem.
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Tie CcaNiSe Pcrfan Lof;on.

80 celebrated among Tire fahiou1ble though
out Europe, ~ ~ invaluable cofinct'e, perfelGiy
innocent and 'als, free from eorroiive and r-f,-i
lent mineral' ('he baG'ot other loton,) nd of M
Par1llelcd efficacy in preventing a14 removing
blcmi'hes in 'he face and lsin, Of every hind
particularly Ieekic', pinples, inismmatorv red
nei1 'c'ri'' 'sJte-s, rin- worms, fUn burns,
prieky hca' he,--Thc Pcrian Lotion operate,
mildly, wi'hou, mpe5ing that natural, infeuGhle
Precipitation. which is eHenti,i to health yet is
,fce'' are tpecdy and permanent, rendering the
Rim delieately foft and clear. improving tho COM
tlshion, aqd referring the bloom Of youth ne
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
FOR SALE,
2, 100 Acres of Land.

YING IN the county of Franklin, on Chestnut
creek. sad and il part Of an order of coun
ci', formerly belonging 20 Woods z. Weakly, and
IS wei adapIec to the cu,ue Of corn. wheat and
tobacco great dei of excellent low ground thar
lays eNceedmsig well and not suoIe6i 70 overflow
lnS---there IS on said land two Fluctuations in good
repair, sufficiently large work six or Sc ven hands
on each 20 advantage-On one of those piantati-
on''hereis q framed dwelling house 10 ~ 81 feet,
with three rooms below airs and three above,
with two brick chrnes q barn 24 feet square
w'ih an excellent roof; very good dis,iegy "a
iee' square with stone aaI brick chimaies also,
large stable covered with 5apt shingles othe.
convement houses suitable 70 the pisce with AN
exceilentcrchard $50 bearing apple trees. the
frut think equal to any in The countcyi an ex.
ceiient meadow in good o.. Ter Tor saving hay -
ON The o'hcr plantation ~ re is tolera6le good
log bodied dwelling house p BY 90 feet, panked
above and below, wi many o'hcy useful houses
Ihe sad land is situated about 20 milea from
Lynchburg and 10 from Callaway's iron works.
would take some likeiy yonng negroes & horses
in part OF the purchase money deem it unnc-
cescary TO give any further description, as sup
pose those who are inclined 70 purchase will view
the premises. The terms will be made known
and the land 5hewn on application to the subscrl-
Der now living on tie premises.
JOHN MARTIN.
OU0cer %, 1904 w3t~
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9aVe'f4seaeHtS, act c:rcccdiny'a sgucre
fftr''i'fHiareihsert = IN t,is Gaher jor. seven-
f;i-jf0e cenEs she. frsf inc; three dsl,cra for
'irce ''ceks GO timrsJ ard for eucry ac!c,i-
H'HGlinsef'ioa t":rty-three cents. L.oyr ones
'''fae sane i'rohortior stlcciak con.
1ract be maie 81 re nsar.
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HtMlLTON'S
Grand RcR5raH0e,

Il recommended az IN inyalulb- medicine for
the cpcsi7 rslist anil permanent cu-e Of ;bc vari-
Gus complains wbici rcGul, from 3lipi;ei plea.
furss--i1yenls indicteiioni--reilsnce in climates
uulavouraoe to the conlituJio1 the immode.
rats ufe Of tsl-!re1uen, iutoziea,iOn, or any o.
ther defructive in.snpersncc--ths unkiiiui or
es;eniivs ufc Of msfeury-th. difcafe' peculiar
to females a; certain period OF lic-bad lying3
in, &c.
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2be ReilorafiOs Po20dsr far The
Teeth and GUms.

HAHN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
a iovcrign remedy Tor all difcares cf the eycs
whether the ef-cf be natural weskneGs or of a-ci.
dent ipsediiy removing irflamm atoms, dsaueli-
ons OF Fhsun,, dnInefs, itching and films on the
eyes never falling TO cure thofc mlladies which
frequently fucceed the frnall-pox, n,ca(ss and fe.
vers' and wonder fully strengthening to weak
hgh,. Hundreds have experienced ts excellent
V'rtae' when ocatly deprived of fight.
9o0tb-Acbe Drops,
ne only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate AMI lallipg relief in the moR icvere in
RANGES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

15e So0ereigs Ointment far the Hcb,
Which is warranted an infalble rem. dy a, one
application and may be urcd with the rnnft per-
'ect iatsty by pregnant women, or on an infant
week o!d, nor contain pSr'iclc of mercury, or
any dangerous Ingredients whatever, and l. not
aecoH,p1nied with thar tormsntirg fraats which
2ttenda the exhibition CT other remedies.
For the cure of certain deporsble Malay,
The Indian Vegefa6ie Specific.
The Medicines prepared by Richard Lee,
have been in higb eGimatiou and general ute
throughout the Unised States, for upwards of fix
years. nltny of them are fold for leis than the
drugs OF which they compounded could be
Purchs!ed At retail hore.
II is no uncomfortable evidence Of their utjli,v,
that during the above period, numerous irli,a,i
ons OF every article (rhe production of ignorance
and 'ncxPeri:nee, urged by envy and penury)
have intruded on the public, feen day and then
perIihed Others nov fuccccded them, which in
IKE manner are faf defending to the tomb of
the Capuis;s," while our remedies become more
generally Ned and acquire daily accelIion of
we'll earned celebrity.
10 prevent the impofition Of worthless or dan
gsrcus preparations, purchalcrs ar. reeuefed to
rere;r her, that an engraved label. with the fig
nature OF Richard Lees Ito Counterfeit which is
'eiouyJ is sHed 90 each OF his genuine 4, ceicines
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
Valuable Medicines.

E}uBt.iC confidence has never been more de-
Il libcrete'y and firmly rspoied, and pcrb9ns in
no 'nitancc more iuhly, than i, appears IN IN. eff
ficaeY oil HAMiLrON'S WORM LoZENE;Es.
prepared anti fold, who,sCAe AID re,ai, By R1cu,
$50 Leg no. SO, Maiden lane, New York.
:Ard ~ Richmond, (only) at S. P!eAfants' Print.
'us-olice.
The proprietor has lately prcrcnted to the pnb,;e
eye s3e eel;nesy of the Hon. a. c Hanfon.
Councillor of Maryland. the Rev. Mr.. Mother
and o. othsF 'i'itr gu'hed aud refre6ablc eharsc-
tiers. The following cafes, OF rnore recent occur
renee are now RESPECTFULLY fubuisted.
Coy 3fa letter from Dir. Henry Acterran, Brick
Ifref 'hSaSiie-steet, near Brosd,sny, effin
Oh, 1904. q '''
SRA y would bc ungraternl were to with
hold my tcttrnony IN favor of Hamilton's Worm
Dearoying LOzeages. had been between five
ana Tx years paG much iudi'pofed, and iat,eti,y
often tormenred with fevere gripiag and pains of
thc bowels troubled with oHcplve breath. and
with vio!c.'y feverilh tirs AID other obvious fvp,
toms o. worns buc frequently hearing vcrr
Worm I'ozenges recommended in cafes fnilsr 20
mime, determined on ,risl OF them as nv Ian
reiource. The itr;t dofs evacuated twelve or
thirteen iee- OF tape worm two other dore were
>'"~-' s''uSiiI IVY qI'ItitY Of u1ttCr
Ike broken ikins and pieces of worms. llppore
the tape worm. voided 1t different times mutt
have exceeded forty fees.--Tae aln,ol in
credible benefit received from this medicine.
induced me to give dole 20 chill Of mine -yho
was pining and ii-k!y It produced the fame good
eiisSt in this infEa7ce, ezpeIiing worm OF dii
ierent kind, from nine to twelve inches long, and
a. the fame -ine referring good Rate Of health.
remain, Sir, yours, &c.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
70 lNr. Rie5arI Lee
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The Inodyns Elixir,
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
7be DamgM Lp-SalVe.

lpallf5le Igue and FeUcr Drops,
t'r the cure OF Agues, Remit,ant and Internit-
taut Fcvers
Thoufands can tcisify their being cured nv
theie drops after the bark aud every other p.di.
cine has proved ineGe9ual NOT one in hundred
mas had oecaiioa 70 take more than one, and mum
bers not half a bottle.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IDFERIISK3TE.Y
MTrLL be SOLD, to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday the 18th day Of December neS, on
the premises, at the house lately occupied b.
George Parrott, dec If fair, or the next fair day
All the Land
OF the estate Of Drury Ragsiale, aeceaeed.
dirsed by his VIII to sc sold, lying in the county
Of Matthew'S, supposed 70 contain upwards OF
700 acres tho plat and tile papc,s viii be shcwn
on the day OF sale This lsnd having been ls.
Gently advertised, let II now suffice 10 say tina,
there is but small part cleared, the balance is
loaded with valuable building timber and the soil
very rich. Terms Of sale, one third cash, the
balance in two equal annual payments, upon Civ
ing bond with approved security. 20 carry interest
from the date # not punaual'y paid.
JOHN FOX, Admir-.
with Inc VIII annexed Of -. Ragsdale. dec.
OStoocr 2Jth, 1904. wt55
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WILL BE SOLD.

TIC the highest bidder. on Tues iav the eleventh
day of December next. At the late dwelling
house of Drury Ragsdale, Gee. In King Will
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

yer tai'Ing to 'ender ordinary touu,-uarcs
bealcilu', aad handfomc ono more TO-
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ToR SALE AS ABovE.
Hanilton's E0ence and Exfra7 ef
nN..0n.k

I7aN!'F0N EsYe1lcs and ENfraI az
MH2ard.
tafe and eGeaual remedy for acu.. and
chronic Rheumltifn, Govt. Rheumatic Gou.,
Pa',y, Lumbago. Numbneis, White swelliugs,
CN'.h'7.0', Sp1ains, Bruiisa Pain in the Face and
Neck, Sc.
=" AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is WORM A
FOUND or CURE"
For the Pre- 'sntion and cure OF Bilious and Ma
liSnan; Fcvers i, recommended
Hab;1'S Ani- Bili0ut PWr.
The operation of thefs pills is PERFECTLY mild,
70 as 70 be uied with !af2ty by perlons in ev.-y
htuation, and of every age:
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HI the Personal Estate

Ofthe said deceased, consisting of II household and
Kitchen Furniture, Stock OF Horses, Cattle. Sheen
and Hogs. Coachee and Gig in good repair. the
Crop of Corn, Fodder and Shuci>s, Plantation
Utensils, &c &c.
, A credit of six nlostna will be allowed for all
sums above ten dollars, upon giving bond with
approved security, TO carry interest from the date
if not punttually paid.--Thsre will also be posi- =.
lively sold, for ready money, upwards of twenty
SLAVES, among them ere valuable house ser.
wants and likely boys and girls The sale will
continue from day to day until all is sold
al persons having claims agans, the said es-
tate are desired to bring them in before the FIRST
day ofDecembsc next, else this office will be plead
in bar OF all coming in af,er that day.
JOHN FOX. Ada'r. 5ri,b t5e Mn
annexed Of Diary RagsaqIe. dec.
Oaober LIST, 1904. wey
There will also be sold, at the same
time and place, 400 ACRES or LIND. part of
the traetwhereon Barbara Ragsdale widow and
devisee OF Drury RagsdaIe, dec nov lives, who
viii make conveyance of the premises in fee sim.
pie. q pare of the purchase money viii be re-
CURED on he day of sale. FOR the balance credit
viii be sliowed The terms Will be particularly
made known on that dav, or would treat pri.
VaielT for said land, and conclude Bargain pre-
vlously. John FOX for Ra-6Da Rag.iale.
There is amoag the SAVES 4 valuable
marcoolS
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Hah7's .rue and gsnn;ne

German Corn Platter,
an t7'a'li1'e Ter'"97 Tor corns, fpecdily r:-nov-
ing thcm, root and branch without giving pain.
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No Z, BriGge.De,t fur a'9ors NORTH Of Gri6rtJ's
Bridge, R0.nD,0re:
M HERE are made md sold. TVREH7:
W Fms. FIRST quality; ROLLiNG and orher
ScREENf, for wheat, harley. fax seed, sc 4;
HAND RIDDLES ana .STEVES. fos coal.
corn, barley. wheat, rye, cats, meal. brick dust.
flax seed. clover seed. cookie, lime, sand &c
S6AKFS for lni,an meal FIRE SIZES
WOVEN WIRE for windows, &c &c
AMOS Smith,
(Former', WEST C. SMIrk.)
N. B. A goAd assorunent on hand
Any of the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, Con short notice. 1T the same prices
as al the mandatory exclusive of freight) on
the orders being lcft with
SAMUEL PARSONS y SON,
Near the Baso2. OF gsa"r1 the prices NAV e
En3,sn--EAN have no,v 90 'aad R1h-at Fans
EbeG' and Lime 5.suss, aud 1leal Sieres &c of
superior quali,y
llth Mo. 1st. 1904. wifi
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BY THE REV. JAMES GORDON,

- bf THE KEW. NMbS GORDON,
Rector OF Kilicgny, in the Diocese of Ferns. and
OF CannawoY. in the Diocese Of Cork.
HIS work snail be comprised in two neat f2uo
volumes, and handsomely and correctly printed
Price to subscribers, in boards, One Dollar aud
Fity Cents ;--neatly bound, One Dollar Sc
venly-tive Cents. To non.subqcribers, Two
Dollars, which is only one half the price of
the London copy.-.It shall be prin ed on a
new type, and on paper of superior quality.
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TIE peculiar advantage which the present
work possesses. is, that the author, tho opposed
by the torce OF Government, darss to come for.
ward and state facts with impartality. r7aklng
Truth his guide, whether exertug his lash on
the expressions Of the Government. or rne excess
e. OF the Revelutionists We here quote his own
words &" To wrIte book teterminecly and ex-
eusively in favor of the ruling party. is an easy
business; An author, viii such Intentions, W n
fcel no dcs,th IF story, style or phrase The fe
ry stream OF volcanic mAter will be poured copi-
ously around him; AMI che only danger is, thar ne
nay perhaps, be overwhelmed by the lava Mel.
.ler Will he want purchasers among the dupes of
ms party it his obiett be present gain, withont
regard 70 future inFamy
" Many OF the violent parIisans Of the British
government, have detained against my work 3;
5eyera, OF whom have asked, whether tine &c
counts were false they answered no but that
they were such as Protestant clergyman ought
no, 70 have published {"
The hearts OF many respectable and brave Irish
men, must beat high at the ryoapi,ula ion Of those
struggles which have been made for the emanci-
patron Of their country and, with such, this
work viii be deeply interesting. Those. APPROX
ing o. tie rising Of the people, will have an OPP
ponunity OF seeing their side of politics ably de.
Tended, against the account published BY the agent
Of Government, Sir Richard Musgrave, in alarpe
quaro volume. And even those, who do not feel
Prel1jced in favor Of either party, may view this
publication an impartial record Of the distress.
inS scercs 0ccasioreu by an attempt atareyolutiou
=. Sn5scridfi7as me reccived by Sumnei Pea
sans, r RicbDioHd
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| Four Dollars Per dnl,um. paid in adeaucc.1