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LIJvDLEY MURPAY's
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Just received by SamnsI Peasants, lr. and for
sale az his printing ofhce and bookstore,
Richmond
IN English Spelling Book,
vii reading iessO0s adapted fofbc capacities Of
Ctiid-ep iHfbyrr pare Caicniafcf 10 advaaee
tbsieayre-s. byratwai and easy syadaiioas; ana
10 teacb y fbogrdbby and Fermentation f9getIer.
By LINBLEY MURRAY,
hHfbw ef z" FH8iirt Grammar adapted 20 tie dir
Jfrsaf slassss u Lsnres."
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JAMES TERNAN,
Geo. w ait


TTAS removed from the store he Formerly oc
L J. cupigd 70 a brick house the eiofs stree
leading from the main street 70 Shockoe ware
house where nc has on hand and oilers TO dis
pose Of on nodefatetesin By wholesale,
Tie /6llo5oing HtHrlcS, 0lZ:
Loaf aud Musoovado Sugars,
NJ. England. w lsand, aad antigua Rum,
Cozniae, Bareelonaaud apple brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wins,
Colice Of So eFicr quajty,
Molgsscs, Giuscr aud Zig Blue,
Yonng y son ard Imperial Tea,
499 sacks Liverpool salt,
pnsuf shoi, assorted SIZES And
The sen,sindev Of his STOCK CT Dry Goods,
consisting, principally Of articles suited TO me
present and approaching season. which he Will
either sell on q credit Of 3, 8 and months. for
notes nsgoctah'e At ne Bank of Virginia, with
approved sHdorsefs, or batter FOR Tobacco,
Flour OF Henry.
Cash given tor Tobacco
Richmond. I'd March 1908.
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Lands lorsale IN BneAA.gAanl e0n'.'.


! THE subscriber offers Tar sale the
! 4 following trace Of Land, 'iz,-ioOo acres
bsrinairg where maj ch;rIes fareey's JOINS
his on lanes river, and extend ors IL include tic
aboye quantity, as,r lecve out the low 81 ourds
y;th SUFFICIENT timber 10 support Also, two
traits on Sycamore is'aud creek and its waters
Of four hundred acreseaca, adjoinog the lands Of
mai. Yancey aud rhe sioscrber's; 'hose TWO
traits were formerly the property of COZ. John
Hopkins of Coochlaud; on The lower ttaSt ~ tho't
20 be good rni,l-seat--Like~ise tra6i on Me
r. ish'scTssk of three hundred & eighty eight a.
ores, adjoining the lands ofco ~ m. Perkius, on
which is plantation sufficient to work five CT
six hanis 20 advantage. thriving young oschaId
IN bearing one or two years, an excellent creek
runuins thrc' the plantation which might be
ere6ied convenen, mill ina wealthy nejs hbor.
hood; .he above iand abounds with very good
pine for builings-Also traa OF two or three
HUNDRED acres below john Basby, senr's On This
there = small plantation win excellent frnt
trees, and good situation for NIL f,eslr
broke the dam and Left the house " hioh is two
stories high, and at small expense r1ay be put
IN grinding order. The above lands lay convent
enSte ,Tarnins,eT. and viii be shewnto any per-
son wishing purchaae. by the proprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH CABELL.
Euckin hans, Ripton Och Sept, 1905 SIN
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ME subscriber purposes iraeti-
A sing LAW in ali the Courts holden N the
Cite Of Richmond: also in the countie Courts
of King Wiliam and Hanover. wherein any bu-
siness coniided to him shall meet vi,h promp,
attention.
And'w. Stevenson.
Richmond, Nov. s. 1905. Sc
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nond,
AN ACCURATE HISTORY
or THE
CIVIL War IN IRELAND,

INK y
CONTAINING
An impartial account of the proceedings Of the
IRIsTR EvoLvT1o NIsTs. from the year 1882,
until the Suppression of the same with an
APPENDIX TO illustrate some faefs and PRE-
FACE. containing reply to the observations Of
Sir Richard Musgrave. (who wrote the govern
rnert acoount) on this work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
az THE GOVERNOR Of THE coMMoHwEALrH
OF VIRGINIA..
a CI.AMATJON

a PROCLAMATION.
WHrHEss the infectious and malignant dis
ease which lately prevailed in the CITIES of
New York and Philadelphia. the West India
Islands and other places, has subsidized. and the
advanced season Of the year, concurs in render.
ing uunecessarya further interruption al the COM
merce OF this commonwealth, with the cities,
islands and other places aforesaid l have there
fore thought fi', with the advice Of the Council
OF state TO issne tins proclamation, hereby re-
voking thar issued on the Dist Of September last,
for the performance of quarantine
Given under my hand as Governor. with the
seal of the Commonwealth Annexed, az
Richmond this 18th day >of NOVEMBER,
L. .. in the year Of our Lord enc thousand
eight hundred and FIVE, and of the Com
monwea.th rhe thirtieth.
Signtd, JOHN PAGE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-16

pearance Of opposition from she oals era d
the said port Of Cavannas--,hat after The
said privateersmenh had plundered the wasl.
Of the cargo aforesaid, and taken it from
the said vessel, and all her valuable rigsin,
and sails, they took the SAID vessel Of
the mouth Of the said harbor Of Cavauua,
and sunk her.
And the sdeponent, William Cory, fur,
Their saith, that the said priyateersmen Of.
.fercd to sell him rum from the same cargo
at thirty dollars puncheon, which the de.
ponent refused to buy even at thatlow price,
well knowing they had no title 70 1t, and
tina. 10 thrm'to dispose Of it was rebbsy
and piracy.
That he was informed by the guard which
was on board his vessel, thar said priva.
teersmen, had bribed the principal Officer
Of said port, by giving him tour puncheoa.
of rum TO consent to the landing and sale
OF said cargo. And further the depeneuu
saysnor.
(Signedl a
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personally appeared IN my cousulas onisS -
the United States Of America, John Allen,
commander Of the sleep Ranger, belonging
to the government of the aforesaid United,
States, and John Thompson, masters mate
on board said sloop Ranger, who, after
being sworn On the holy evsngehsts, did
declare Jointly and severally, each speaking
for himself, that they sailed in and with
said vessel. from Boston in America, ON
sor about the aist day Of July last, On the
ssrvice Of said government, In company
with the sloop Traveller, commanded BY
captain Benjamin Prince, with whom they
parted company a few days after their leav.
ing Boston, BY stress ofwea,her.
That on the Esd Of August lsst, being in
latitude ,4odeg. 90 min. north, and longs-
stude 80 deg. SO nlin.i west, a schooner
came lip with them mounting six guns
with sixteen blunderbusses, aud about
eighteen msn, who, although the American
cotGrs were flying on board the Ranger
and the vessel hove to, fred three broad
sides at her without showing any cotors,
ordering captain Allen togo on board them,
which he did they then came 90 board
the sloop Ranger, broke open captain Al
Lens chest and trunk, taking fron them
twelve white shirts, a suite OF UNIFORM, SIX
pair of silk aud six do. cotton stockings,
twelve handkerchiefs, two blue jackets,
three white dimity waistcoats, two new
hats. two pair new shoes and two pair OF
nankeen pantaloons, spye glass, sixty
three gallons brandy, butter, cheese, pork,
and other articles of ship stores, likewise,
the doctors box, the mates and some OF
the mems cloaths and money; ALSO. a let.
ter for the governor of Malta, and several
ether papers.
That the commander and crew Of the
said schooner priyateer behaved Ia NEST
insulting and abusiye manner, and they
seemed by their appearance. language, dress
and manners to have been Spaniards |;
wherefore they make this declaration, and
protest, not only for the robbery committed
but also for the insult shewn the aag under
which they sailed.
(Signed)
John ALLEN,
JOHN THOMPSON.
Sworn and declared the day and year tss
above written, before me,
JOHN GAvINo,
Consul ofthe q. S. Of America.
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jSOpGf 10 the r1OCk, -NuCi ~ ~. ~ -
since our separation on the 18th May, 4
!, found the IoAn Adams.
should have waited on the general OF
marine personally, but could act procure
/ pratiqus.
[ proceeded Immediately to mounting
my guns, aud sailed from Gibraltar the
! 18th June.
Ihavs the honor 10 be,
| Very respectfully, sir,
Your most obedient,
! JOS. ]. maxwell,
! Extract Of a letter from Charles Paekaey.
esq. miaister at Madrid, to the secretary
Of state, dated, dug. 1905.
HAVE written TO you lately very off,
ten, Informing you of the Spaniards be.
ing now in the habit of capturing our yes
sells as much as during the last war;
| The following is the list Transmitted TO
me of American vessels taken by the Spa
niard., and sent into Algeziras tor adju-
dication, since the date OF my last TO you:
Anna-I..bel af.Viro;n;. Wil.
I go ...,sr
| a.;aaa.:: vsr..;a. b..
p.;o.a.,as ma clau a,a.... e.an, Nar
hsshs.d
Ship Mary, Robert Stevenson.
0i',p Iaeis, e'aeen ollaiei'. ias' iioA'
I'sSsppo,. -
:Di lSShsine, enefssu', S'u'on S ea,
D'.eau''ne oiiy auu 81 anss' - Da's'l"o's'
Gun Sloaa. :
Ssnu''nc, y. ASue,s JOIN ~ ssss'l'a"' ~
New AofA. -.
schooner Leneh' Wihiau' asAa1s'' - az
glnia. Z, :
nr,gsn'ins L'aaa' SitVesss' Ssn'1'iOh NO. %
Nsw maven laN
1."''ace &c 's'setJ1o" 1na'1 g 4nsS.'ey'
esq minister ~ 1aa9IA' ~ sne 'e'' e'n,9
u s,a,s, 3a.ea oep'. 80 ioO.. =,
~ las. lnoImsu You saa. W. m.s,s,rl
l :, ihe Necessity O Remaining neiu :, w :.
mule, helm. en,h.ran.d far the kings aer.
v;ce r,,;ls, S., d.v 80 ,hat-I could nat Re.
| fore 90 10 the S,tio to take leave: that /
h.d Oh o = - - - &c., &c see
ioa Az frw;na 49, M Ro,do;r and ,h., ,st
be5no ALL. 70 w,,, for rbrm any longer j
N ,,,Id wh.nI w.r, .r.v Leave Mr. YOUNG
ch.rrsa Win arr far. .n,;l ,hev or ,,n me
.e ,,ss,, 49,. during his time.
| and constantly, i had been busiiy employ.
| ed with this court, endeavoring 70 arrest
the numerous depreda,ious Of their priva.
| teeIs on our commerce. and their condem.
nations of our vessels. and thar "a doth;.
| my exertions have !, Q, only bsen .,nceas;ng
but that more than twenty letters have
passed between MIR. Cevalios and r,vself
on she subject. have now thespleas,,re
TO send YOU the result. by enclosioo the
copy of s4ewer which I have inst reeeivee,
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Consul efthe q. S. Of America
Consulate sfMe United States.
ISLAND OF CUBA.

ISLAND OF CUBA.
I, Henry Hill, jun. consul Of the United
States, for the said Island, residing at the
city Of HAVANA, do hereby certify, that the
documents herernto annexed, marked with
the letters from A to G., inclusive, and
stamped with my consular seal, are true
and faithful copies Of the originals lodged
and recorded in my Office having been
by me Herewith carefully cellated and
compared.
10 testimony whereof, | have sub
scribed my name and affixed the
seal of my oface at HAVANA a.
U.s. foresaid, the soth day of August,
1905, and in the year Of the in
dependence of the United States
the thirtietf.
HENRY HILL, Jun.
lA)
Consulate sf the Umtca States Of Aaeried.
ISLAND OF CuBA
By this public instrument be il known
unto all whom the same doth shall, or may
gceacern, that on the day of the date hereof,
before nae, Heu:y Hi, jun. consul of the
United States of America, for the island
of Cuba, resident at Havanna, personally
came and appeared William Cory, Of
Charleston, (South Cardinal master Of the
brig Ann, and Caleb Cory, mate of said
brig, who being by me severally duly sworn
on the holy evaagelisss of Almighty GOO,
did solemnly drpose and declare, that be-
ing at the port Of Cavannas. in this island,
in the mouth Of Nav last, where they were
loading said vessel with a cargo for the y.
States, they saw lying there an American
schooner, ealled=,he Betsey, of NeW-Bed-
ford, taken BIZ French ariyateer called
the Eugene, commanded by captain Joseph
Dumas, some time previous, aad sentinto
that port, which said schooner had cargo
10, consisting Of about rs spuncheona of
rum, aud seven or eight barrels of sugar.
That during their stay there, they FIRE.
quently saw the people belonging to said
privateer taking out the cargo-of said cap-
tured schooner and carrying iton shore and
selling it.
That the said privateersmen, to their
knowledge, took GU, the whole of said ves-
sefs cargo and carried il onsshere, where it
was sold--thas.it was so taken out and car.
risd on shore, in open day without any ap-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-16

Wass Aei sssnS oocAu "a : - -,
ana not nassn : = paAss : f',''s ~.
0oD'ns .ns a'''P :. 80 49, ..;s,s. -.
DATE, ,a, or tai ago s1A''y os":. ~
nook All my crew out eAeePsas s''S Sao =,
boy, put prize master ahd, a opSnsAlos
on ooaru, ana oIos1cu tl's sap ao1 oi'o'
Aisos
- On unS Stit III sfEus va DSi'4i]u3e, /" 90
re-faken BY two Euglish, Guineamen at
Ter taking the Spaniards out put a prize
master and rew on board, and ordered the
sh,p To- Liverpool, where she arrived cn
the IS h uls. much damaged.
have the hoaor TO be,
Your very humble servant,
.(Sirned)
+. .Stinso..
Copy ola letter from lieutenant joseph ].
Maxwell, 20 his excellency general Gas.
sanio, AIgesiras.
y. S. Gun, Boat, No. ..
Harbour of Algesiras, June IS, 1905.
SIR,
Ihsve the honor.to aequaint your excel.
ieoey, thar was this morning brought to
who after exercising the usmos, insolence,
and without assigning the SMALLEST reason,
conducted me TO this port.
The orders received frsm government
were to proceed with all possible dispatch,
20 The commaoder Of the American squad-
ron in the Mediterranean. The serious
eons.a,.@-.e.. - '.s-',ls
detention must DC TOO osioas 10 your
sellency 10 require remark. snaii oniy oo'
serve thar u your soveln'nen' au'no' 'ses
indignl'ies o. TINS natare' 20 ny own :
must appeal tor redress am sensible now
ever that TINS cannot os the case anu pei
saade myself that your exceilsncY VIII rea-
Oily redress the ansnlt offered 10 the a me-.
sican dag, 10 this instance, and take inca.
sures 70 prevent arepintlon.
Under this impression,
am,
very respectfully,
your most ebedlent,
(Signed)
Joseph MdxzseA.
His Exceilency,
General CAsTINo, Algesiras.
well, commanding Gun. Boat, No. 8, 10
commodore Rogers.
u. S. Gun Boot, No. s.
Harbour of Syracuse, July g, 1906.
SIR,
Ihave to acquaintyou that,on the morn.
ing OF the 18th OF June last, Gibraltar bear
ing N. E. distant 2 leagues, was brought
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WV. CORY,
CALEB CORY.

In testimony whereof, 1 have here.
unto set my hand and affixed my
consular seal, this eighth day Of
e.. 81 August; in the year Of our lord
1905, and Of the Independence Of
the United States the ,hirl,
eth.
.tSigued
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d O. G U III e. NJ e S

accompanying message Fam tic President
Of the United STATES = Com brising az .ffffll
length. all tie papers net prsDioGsly insert
I'd IN the National Inselligrnesr.
Copy Of letter from captain John Ssin.
son, commander of the ship Huntress,
TO the secretary of the navy.
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T. b Il u r F,
DEwTIS r.

DRESENT'S his thanks to the
j ladies' & gentlemen OF Richmond & its vici.
nifty. who have so li5eraIly patronized him in his
business, K informs those no have not yer PHI
Ell. that heis preparing 10 leave The place. Those
who wish to employ him. are requested to.make
immediate application, as he does not expea 10
bave another opportunity of serving them Cen
tlcrDen are requested TO call at his room, at the
Swan. where hc may be found ti 8 in the morn
ing. and 3 in the afternoon. Those who neglea
10 have their teeth cleznsed, or their extracting
done. While they can avail themselves az safe and
easy insirmen,s. will probably be sorry for il
when there IS no remedy. lie will engage to
enfe the most iuveerate scnrvy in three days. pro,
vided the patient hasno other disease. Any per-
son wishing 20 purchase MS Denirifrcr. 70 sep a.
gam, may be sefplied by The first opportunity
from Warrington, at dccutlion OF Is per cent.
lie Won furnish a careful operator with SET of
the patent exraaors, provided he would purchase
TIE patent right for Richricnd. a, moderate
price August % II
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on Asa:da

Old Mods ,
.aay each one lock back with the deepest rerre..
hnd no NOE exeainl. 'ibere.s time enoae5 vet,
Vfa ns ~ May they ever find Dull
elseas 10 lend warmth to their cold: hearts,
give animation 10 their eaervated frames,
aud oain to their wounded conscisnces.
Z ccgneftes. Msy each be blessed will, a
coxcomb.
>. lhe aresens dimes. The age OF bare ell
6osos, frantarencies, Si.warToly Boots and
mammoth f.antatoons.
Tie ladies present.
May they TO candor, truth. and charity divine,
The modest, decent. lively virtues join.
Onrsefves. May We
I" Seek nor TO know the bliss or pain
That from 10 morrow takes its birth;
But COUNT this day apresenr gain;
Enjoy sweet love and fesfai mrth."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-24

A Botanic Garden is establishing at
Charleston, s. c. and the land is already
enclosed.
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.I.N.
Erfrae. Of LITTER fran a friend in Da6ln
70 his c5rresaondenf IN NeTy- York, dated
The 96tA Of l,1ay iass.
Z" The state of .his country is alarming
at present; there is every prospect of a.
mother rebellion. The guards patrole the
streets Of the city every night, aud the
country is still w5rse.. They assemble in
thousands in the county OF Kildare, The
pspists are mad, for they petitiohed Parlia-
ment 10 have equal privilege with the
professionals and 10 81; in parliament, but
the billwas rejected by vast majority, and
caused great discomfort. They can hard
ly refrain themselves from breaking into
open rebellion: the only thing that keeps
them back is waiting for the landing of
the French. which they are daily in ex-
pectation OF. Government is putting the
Kingdom in strong state of defence a
gainst foreign enemy. They are build
ing all round the kingdom batteries on 4
the coast so near each other, tina: they can i
ire Oh a fleet that may appear al any part
of II. As for the city it is full OF soldiers. /
The archbishop's palace in Keyin street,
is converted into barracR, and near one I
half of Georges Lane to the same pur-
pose They have taken all the houses
round the castle one side ofCastle street,
Cole alley, one side Of Great Ship street,
and are pulling down the houses aud build
ing military stores.
A Botanic Garden is establishing at
Charleston, s. G. and the land is already
enclosed.
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LADIES' rOAsTS.
FouRrn OF JuLy.

Extract from the Toasls drank (nnder the
discharge Of foil bumpers Of Teal BY
party OF Ladies assembled at Harmony
Grove, in Lyme, Connecticut.
The day z0e cets6rofe.
May generations yet unborn,
With acclamaiions hail the morn,
That made their free,
Long as the sun shall run It's round,
Thy sons. Columbia shall be founl
Champions Of Liberty.
Sozoers Of Discard May they walk bare.
f1of upon The Mtsaes of aariefy aad reap
tie fhoras OF confemiu with The sIekte OF aes-
FUR.
The Tea Parry. Thirty one years
since our yqfhsrs' patriotism deprived our
mofhers OF The use of zea--Aiay DOR mo-
Msrs fsa never deprive Us of out Janice
fagTofism.
WVes. May their virtuous conduel in.
ducc each husband To- exclsim--
Should | tcn thousand wears eujoy my life.
Il could not praise enough so good wife,
HasbanGs.
HAY 'hey avoid ,hose plaques Of lie,
:" IN emPy csver and sceta'sg ssys
Nnuding 70 sLe circamsfancs 81 gcsse1 Il
search being made. when all the1s found a,
each house wa taken ard 81 nj.
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HAMILTON ROWAN.

q"
D0aEIv, Jitly I.--This morning, MI.
Hamilton Rozyan appeared in the court of
kings bench, the clerk oe the crown hay.
ing read the record Of his oullawry asked
him, What he had to say, why Judgment
of death and execution should not be a.
warded against him Mr. Rowan, in re.
ply, plead, that he was in Pennsylvania,
when he was ou,lawed land that he had
been instructed by his counsel thar the
outlawry was erroneous.--.Aftere xamin-
ing the writ, an error in point of fact was
acknowledged, and the outIawry was re.
versed. An indictment for treason was
then read to which Mr.. Rowan pleaded
his majesty's most gracious pardon on
which be was discharged. MIR Rowan
having risen from the knselng position.
in which he heard the pardon read, thus
addressed the court
When last had the honor osapbear-
ing before the tribunal, Several years a.
go) | told your lordships, knew his ma
jesly only by his welding the force of the
coun.ry since that period, during my le-
gal incspacity and absence beyond seas,
my vile and children have not only been
unmolested, but protected; aud in additi.
on to those fsvors, | am now indebted to
| the royal mercy Cor my life. | will nei,
thcf, my lords, insist upon the re@ituds
of my Intentions, nor the sxtest of m,
gratitude. lest my conduct should be aitri
huied To base and unworthy motives bu
/ hope my future life will evince the sin
/ ceriiy Of those feelings with which an
Impressed. by such unmerted proofs .
his rnaiestv's bepe f,cepre,
To this Address the Chief Justice re
Piled
:. Mr.. Rowan, from the sentiments 20,
/, bave expressed, / have not doubt but yor
will prove by Your future conduct that his
majesly's pardon has not been bestow ed
on an unworthy object"
MIR. Rowan then bowed to the court
and withdrew.
A gentleman Just arrived from Little
York, (Penn.) has called at this Office, aud
informs us that fire was discovered on
Sunday morning at one O'Clock in a large
barn belonging 10 Mr.. Hay s, which com
municated to a dwelling house OF MIR.
Clessner, and to that Of Mr.. Smlth--aIl
ofwhlch were consumed in the short space
! OF one hour. a most curious incident. c.
vIncing the patriotism of our females, oc.
CURED during the fire. Water being
wanted TO ezunguish the flames. and it be
ing at some distance, men could not b,
found 10 fiIl the line--upon which all IN,
ladies' Of fhe tozva jsined in rank, and ,iasse,
me buckets siail the FIRE spas fierfectiy sub
d"ed. Eve. Post.
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which was committed BY the power c,
bse refused os neglected TO do il, we are
OF opinion mat the power B has released
=. .ee .a .ne same INJURY to power
~ =. u, ~ .nas case The power A - no longer
liable TO any responsibilities in damages
on account TITS 'scqoiescence.
ISL BECAUSE u appears to Us that, il,
tne present case tue power c is to be con-
s'ue'eo IS me principal party, and the
power n merely as an accessory, and that
!" WAY ts,auon 70 each o,her that
sneH sesetal acts and their respe Give LA.
-oh''y,so INC injured party is to be consi-
oefsd wills M the nature Of all ac-
CESAR tnings' mat they cannot subsist
w''n'u' tne p.'nc'paith'ng, and the prin.
e'pai .fespss being done away by the re-
tease 10 Sftne accessory offence OF A
mus. DC done away likewise, and accord
ing 10 Inc well Known maxim of the law,
aecessoreons s.: su'ftir frFnciihoie.
"a, because areiease or relinqnish ment
OIL ,agnt implies, IN law, the receipt OF
saas'Action, and u Is contrary to every
system OF Jurlsprudencc for a party 10 re-
ceive double satisfaction for the same
INJURY and here the injury received by
from e, and from Ais essentially The
same the act OF these two powers were
Hdsed different, but The effect whichthey
produced was The same, and that efeet on.
Y can De the object Of compensation in
Sd, Because, i the power A could be
compelied to make satisfaction to the pow
or ior shc INJURY which The latter hes
reseased or .reiinquishedto G, that release
OF rennquishmeni would be defeated to-
every nseinI purpose, as the power 3
"ouio DC liable TO The power A for the
same damages from which It was intend
ca 20 be discharged by the release Of B.
Now areiease, as well as any other con-
'rac. or engagement, implies that nothing
snail De done ny the grant or directly or
or eiiee'. If therefore, the claim prefer.
ed by Is upon viii, IL admitted, indirect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-24

Gainesville. Cumberland coun ,
~, August 18. 1905 WIN