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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31
BosroN, NAV %.
FROM HOLLAND.

v..,.rlay arrived the ship Hamilton,
is,ss parter. Ia 50 days from Ams,er-
Pp''' Car. 7. politely favored Us with
am' i The issh OF April, Inclusive; bat
sp s.s. not been able TO obvaln any trans.
E ~ s season for this days paper. The
w. s,ast;,usion for the Bataviaa republic
- mi, ~o;nr into operation. There were
s whispers of as expectation of peace
0A. I. course of the summer; but the
o,.s - had $50 transports ready for sea,
[ Js' i was Supposed would soon be en-
(,~aaon sons expedition; and the Bri-
9 ;.vss said, were collecting feet of
49,, a.'soarts. sc. at Var noash.
Fy.,.ct atfer fran Li0srp90l, April
80 #, rsczspsd By fae Harrington.
:. We have a rumor that toe French and
.,;.r4s Intend to capture all neutral YES
] 4. h,,aa 10 and from British ports aal
.s.,,vo@ ships have besn already taken.
. r. 'ysver this repor, may be, il has excited
~ Gas Of the underwriters. !"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31

"a II wha. manner, i should be
ho's' -, saI i bat, ii the present eircuna-
' sesss. i appears 70 Us 'aa' Ws 'a'As'
| ann, y nropricly rssS me It.
= Your lordshiP's most oDso'sn'
humble servant
ca. NJ POLE,
EVAN Law,
IoHN FORD
II. NICHOLS,
W. MACKWORTH PRE- AD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31
FROM TIE BALANCE,
"FALsE FACTS"

Well, Ton, the fayaseoas on you caft,
I'm told, you've o"n'd sre j443s, at Iaft,
AID al you: fri.nas have knowr il:
Says Ten, Ianot coqceai ffo,nyou7
Ats fra, that they are trpe,
Boz fa5je that w,!l own il.
3.ACiTURN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31
lNe1O London bap.3

4seSo, London Pab.J
1t IS not from mere difference ofopinion.
IN matters OF governments thar the federal
lsts are SO constant and So Jealous IN their
opposition to the ruling party in this cour.
try; but solely to the intriguing and h;,hc.
norable practices which it has invariably
pursued in gaining thar ascendency il now
possesses. The leaders of the party we'll
knew, that nine tenths of mankind. IN ,b;s
as vel as In every other country, were ei.
thsr ifcompetent to judge thorcnghly of
| political matters, or were too indolent to
investigate them; and consequently were
easily to be battered and deceived. Be.
heving this, they have tried the experi.
ment, and found it too generally success.
ful. he tederaists, ON the other hand.
have been open aad honest in their appeals
to the publici they have advocated no doc.
trines, which have not the test of expert
ence to prove their correctness they have
warned their felloa.citlzens 10 beware of
the deceit daily practised upon .henh by
artful, and lnssdlous writer's MANY of
whom, are hired to do the dirty drudgery
OF the party; they have shewn the final is
sue OF Republican revolutions, not only in
France but IN all precedent time; and what
has TINS condnct avaliedF Truly very little
lit may nave Chained the wheels OF demo.
craey' IN It's dowhwarn course OF national
degradation, and thus prevented precipi-
tate destruction; but ii has not totally stop.
PED Its progress; the work IS still progress
ing and 1t IS feared, nothing less than the
lnterpositlon OF Providence, Can save US
from all the horrors OF dlsunion, anarchy
and civil wars; for truly has the poet said,
TaurHs ,you'd gou teach 10 ,o,e v;nz
mo ooJ. '
An ..od nam mid you o,d cs,, ,,ds.
,.t,ng
1Poo,on c.vu,..,
NA
M. IL
e'a ~, - .r,s ",a.e no" las lile ooei'
- ~ w. IN, h;nhusss I.gs.saa - ~ Ia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31
SPRIN c. GOODS.
REM IAMIM COOKE

Hat 'eeei0ea and is eo.o opening, Aa.dNms
a0orfmsse Of SPRING GOODS, emorg
1ubieb are,
Plain and Lace Cambrick Mullins.
Leneau and Colunads do. India null null and
book do. lace and embroidered tnalin (l,awIs.
Chinbray muslin, Italian and India ETks, chintz.
calicoes, cambrirk ard common dimitrs. lace
ecging, wrcashs, artificial flowers, white PINES,
f'aw bonnets, fix md cotton iroGe,y, cotton
cafimeie, marfeilles, james, fuperfne cloths, pa.
seut wool!en cord, lriih linen and Injecting. tick.
'enbnrg, dowlas, p!atiilss, teAians, gurrah., BAT
tas, mamoodirs, &c.
cafe gensemens' London fafhicnable HATS.
May 81. d1w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31

l HAVE. FOR SALE,
One cafe Of well bought 7-S IrifhA
aforted prices, onlow terms.
5000 VT. prime Coffee, in bags.
900 barrels Hctrings,
And few tie,ces Stone LING. 3
William Hodgiont u.
Msy 81.
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JAMES SANDERSON

1AMEO SANDE kSON "
Has received, in addition 10 his late general fu3.
plies, which he will fell, by the quantity, We.
ry low, and on liberal credit;
10 pipes 9TH proof Cogniac Bran
dy.
4 puncheons fecond. proof Antigua Rom.
10 barrels NV England ditto.
S prs particular 1enerife Vine
II half pipes do. do. do.
Is cafes eiaret, Z ard half dozen in each.
9 boxes beft Lon.on Mufard, is dozen
each.
do. Go. Double Glouceaer eheefe.
20 hoghcads Black Q..art Bottles.
ALSO,
% hogheads Virginia TOBACa
co now in fore.
May 81. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
RICHMOND PRICE CURREMT
VIRGINIA.:

GsysRdL AsssmsLr, 6egus and bo,,y.,, >.
me CGfifot. IN the city Of Richmond, on
Monday the SECOND day of December. u,
me year Of orr Lord one thousand e;e5t
hundred ind jfUe, and ofTfhe Commonwealth
the Mirfirfi
On which day, being the day appointed
byl for the meeting of the General As.
semhly, such ct the members OF the House
ct Delegates as appeared, having taken
the oa,hs prescribed by law, took their
seats IN the house, and majority of the
whole number being present;
Ordered, that James Peasants, If. he an.
pointed Clerk To this house.
MIR. Johnston, one of the delegates for
theconnty of Prince Edward, reminded the
house of,hc necessity Of proceedin, to the
choice Ola Speaker, and recommended
Hugh Holmes, Esq. one Of the delegates for
the county of Frederic, as a person who
had given evidence of his ability and fit-
ness to discharge the duties of that Office
end was seconded in the nomination by
MIR. Miller OF Powhatan whereupon
Resofved, n7animousiy, that the said
Hugh Holmes, Esq. be appointed Speak
~-H>~ 800 ''eNSSs WIZ OStbE IDHQuCktQ 10
the char, made his acknowledgements to
the house Tor the honor conferred upon
him.
Ordered, that Henry Moss be appointed
SERGEANT at Arms 10 this house.
Ordered, that William DriDkard, Ed
ward Clarke and Furnea Southall be an.
pointed Daor Keepers to this house.
The house then proceeded by ballot, to
the choice of ia fourth door Keeper, and on
countieg the ballots majority of the
whole number was found in favor of An
thoDy Davis.
Or4erei, that they severalIy give their
attendance accordingly.
Resolved, that when this house adiourns
to day it will adjourn ill tomorrow IL
O'Clock.
Aud then the house adjourned till to-
morrow IL O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
COMMUNICATION.

~ a great deal has been said about the
Willingness OF certain gentlemen 10 be no.
minated as Governor, and the unwilling.
ness OF others. 1t is submitted 10 the Le-
gislature whether the most digniied and
honorable course is not 10 select the most
proper person to fill the Office without
reference to the circumstance of his be-
ing candidate. For an Office so iinpor-
tant il docs not appeav correct that any
person should offer his services. The
Leg sIature viii survey the state and Sc
leei the uaan most distinguished for Ia
leoss and virtues. The question ought
not TO be who offers who solcits the of
fee, but who is hit for Il, who can dis
charge il with dignity TO himself and uti-
lily 10 his country. Many cilize, emf
nently endowed with al the quail 6ca. ions
for SO disniied station as Governor
would feel their delcacy wounded al the
idea Of oi!eting themselves Tor the choice
OF the Legislature, bat would consider IL
their duty if called on by the sense Of their
country, to serve.
Mr.. Brent it is believed, although he
was aversc from becoming candidate,
would IL e!e6ted, obey the voice Of the re-
personalities of the people. Should the
system be Introduced of selecting The fit-
test man in the community, whether can
didate or not. this benefit would result,
from il, that the Legislature would "a
ways have a wider range for selection
thsn when confined 10 The few persons
who nligh, chance To offer. II is there.
fore believed that the legislature will cleo
the man they prefer, aud there is every
reason to suppose that the person so pre-.
icrred will accept the office.
Virginia has arrived ut SO respectable
station IN the union, that she owes il
To herself TO place a citizen in the chair
of state, whose weight of character viii
secure the confidence and respect Of the
people, and Of her sister states. Such j.
the wish Of
A UIr(.INJIAN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
AGRICULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS.

IL has long been the practice in Germany. Den.
marx and the country on the shores ofthe Baltic
nor ouy tor those who faten bu!locks for the
ou'ehsr, but those who keep mich cows, to give
'helu frequently what they call dJiat which il
kind OF portage, prepared in different pa,ts as
TIE country, and in different. seasons. aeeo,d,,s
20 the facility with which one or the Other ,Cfhs
articles occasionally empoyed in il NAV he n,o.
cured ard according 10 tbe diIeren, fancies Of
'noiViouhs. The articles most commonly used
are o'an' oatmeal brewers grains. mashed Dot
yes OF turn'ps' rye meal, with large proportion
.. "~'er sometimes two or three, or more of
1Nese Snie'es are united IN forming the drink
Nue Oh Whatever ingredients the drink consists
few eggs, fof the most pa,, and 49, 80
portion OF salt are always added. ~
kitchens have been built IN d;Ifeyen, 49,. r
Germany, particularly in Bavaria. and IA rrs ~;
e's provided and 6tted up in The stables a,d 60.
houses merely for the purpo.e of oreua,no, foo,
tor 'ne norSes and cattle the examble has been
ioio"su I'd several instances ia this country 4,
- Asserted by many very incl gent farmers ,vho
nave aaoP'ed 'h's new method of FEEDING ,h,,
n'gny advantageous; thst the drinl H., b..
ing oohed' IS rendered more neu,ishin, a,l
whoie'one and that the ex,en,1s 1r 90, -,
me trouble attending this process. is ss,,,I',
pensaied by the advantage derived From, = ;,.'
pFovsment OF the food They even f,,,,i ;,
interest," TO continue the boiiry A corsids,'Li,
'inie, 'wo or three hours for insance AZ tts Co.,
son,'nued to be still further improved the Ioue,
wy ooh'ns was Continued, always adding a o,,.,
tity OF Common sale a'''''
common sal, Is both agreeable and nurieious
90 animals as well as TO the human snrc;es In
.,,'"e'y .'ey eaich the Wild horses m the woods
'~'Hs oA"s OF salt for them --Load. oassy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
A vIRGINIAN.
COMMUNICATIONS.

TO TEE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoRD.
IN a former communication, stated
that the proposed regulation would be at
tended with considerable expense, and
should make that further communicate
on. In considering this subject as il PEE
seats itself to my view, it appears that
two things seem necessary for your con
alteration, first, whether the benefit aris-
ing from tn proposed regulation would
Jns.ily the probable expense, secondly,
how this expense could be propor;icDed
so that each individual might pay ~ pro.
portion as they would probably be benefit
ted thereby. In regard to the fsst, II af-
pears to- me that ibe-cxpense would by no
means be equal to the benefit that the city
would derive from the proposed resurvey J;
US il would be tie means OF preventing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
--DEArfI-

I Departed this life at Rocky Mills, il
Hanover County, on Monday the 25,h in
stant, Col. JOAN SYMi;, aged II years
II months. He sustained for IS months
life of unceasing pain. As patriot
Col. Syme was cxeeIlsd by few. az the
age OF 10 ne was chosen 10 represent his
county, which office lie filed without in
Permission until he was elected to repre-
sent his district in the senate, which last
Office he resigned in 1924, after having
grown too aged to Dear longer The duties
of pubic lile., He was an officer in the
Indian war in i755--and in the American
revolution he will be long remembered as
one who devoted his whole time and a
considerable share OF al ample fortune,
10 the service of his ccnn,ry. For some !
months he devoted his time. entirely 10 /
the service Of his Con, and his latest ex- /,
pressions, as 10 supreme being, were \
those of consolation TO his relatives and 4
perfect resignation nf himself.
TAKE me, IN! Jesus take ne, am ready,
Iphy shoaid longer stay !?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
EOK SLiLE.

I y the county CT Aiosmarie. Viieinia, nine
hundred and seventy. one acres of LaND,y-
ing on both sides of Hardware rlvss, seuei ally
Z adapted 10 small grain, com and tob. c. o, with
great abundance OF Meadow Land-abs ut fcur
hundred acres is cleared most Of W hicu ave low
grounds; and it ID perhaps capable OF the h IN.
est Improvement Of any land in This part of The
wor!j, b. having Al asxEaus;ibe source of ric,r
mud or soil, that has been acounulsting for ages
The situation is 6rie and healthy COW enicnt to
two tobacco warehouses. the cou. ho0ge and .e-
versi valuable merchant mills, and IN 4 vesy re.
Specialize neigaborhood Hardware .iyes j. ca
pahle of being made navigabie mo James river
from several miles above this tfa6t for which
there is an act ofasseuby There Is on the land
large two story dwelling house and other con-
yenient buidings-at about half mile from
winch there is also old dwelling hc.se, kiicn-
en- and store house, that may be msd with some
repairs capable of accommodating genteei fa-
mily. There is also on tho premises between 90
and 100 Coo well burnt bricks. winch viii be dis
posed of on reasonable terms. The payments
required will DC third cash. and The other two
hi ds in equal annual instalments. 10 be secured
by mortgage on the land. Any person wish
ing 10 purchase or see the said land. w..i apply
10 the subscriber living the premises.
Charles Wingic!d.
Nov. 25th, 1906. w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Richard Terrell.
TIE coNEHNoR OF Tx SoMsioA
OF vIEGINiA.
a PROCLAMATION.

NJHEREAS ii appears by an Inquisi,ior
w taken before the roner fct tag county
of Harrison i'll this conimc hwealth, th.t Araf.
CLEMEss stands charged with the murlzr OF Ai4
who.e family, consisting of his wife and cighr
children, anu hath fed from yustiee; nave IN re-
tore thought fit with the advice Of the Council OF
state 70 issue this proclamation hereby offe, ing
reward OF FITE HuaDEED DOLLARS for ap.
pretending and conveying before some ons OF die
JUS ices OF The peace pr the coroner for the afore
said county OF Harrison, to be dealt win as in
such cases the law direets: And do moreover
enjon all officers civil and mill any, and exhort
the Sood people ofthe commonw c alth g. use thetr
best snGeaYors 20 appsehend snd convey btioe.
some one OF the justices of the peace o. thscofo.
ner Tor the county aforesaid, the SAID Abel Gle
mems.
Given under my hand as Governor, win
ihe'seai ofthe cornmoavea lth anne> I'd az
Richmond, the ID day OF Drcc,nbr, in
l.. ). the year OF or Lord onc tn,u ano eigsr
hundred ana Eve, and Of the oomn5n.
wealth the thntie;h
Signed, IOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

Richmond, Nov. 10, 1905.

a the request Of Mr.. John Heath, ] DO
certify. that ia a conversation between the
said Heath and myself, on the subject Of
Callender's trial. before Judgc Chase
which Conversation 10 The bes. of my re-
coleclioul took place ia tl,s fall Of the year
1901, be the SAID tleSih, related 10 ne a
conyersalion, ne said ne had been Priyy 10,
and which had taxed place between the
then marshal Of Virginia snd tie sad
Chase, aad The statement then made of
the said conversation, was Substantially
lhe safte as the one given IN evidence on
ths tFiai o. said Chase, IS sppears G.om
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Roper's L enemezt

go. FOR SALE
"1ILL positively be sod. at the Yen6ue.
w Oihce of tie sl5scribeis. on Thur CAV
the 18th instant, at III O'Clock Terms enc tlirt
cash. the residue foe an approved cracrsei ne
goiiabie note at II months. --aii t.raI PRO2ER-
Ii AZ Rockets, knoan By the name cf RO.
PER's TENE 1MEN7.
Prosser < Moncure, v. N.
Richmond, Nov 80 1895 IDS
'HE subscriber respectfully IN
\ forms the public, tha, tue SrAGG fsorn
Richmond 10 Charlottesville during the Wm.cr
Establishment, wih leave tne Ben 'l..era every
lues,fay at one o'cock P.M ani arrive al Chsr-
louesvi.ie evesy Thursday a. one O'Clock
! Re'aSning---Leave Charlottesville every Satur-
| day al Ii o'clock, and arrive II Richmond every
| Monday ar II o'clock.
Richard Terrell.
p. S. There is line of Stages from Char
iottesviile 70 Stanton, from ,i,ence 10 cxiug,-
| ton, and from thence 10 Abingdon. e =.
R'choond. Dec 1, 1906 We,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
-AiARRIED-

IN tuesday evening the ssth inst. DR..
PHILIP LARUS, OF Ills CIV, TO he trply
amisois Miss MARY FRAYsER, eldest
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

= f.
u foul and fair. sasj.. IS her oiseoa;ou
tool Holland is subservient to her con,
: mands; and Italy, Switzerland, and par
OF Germany, know no master but Bona
Parte' Under such circumstances, an !
qniiibriiim OF power vanished, and inaclt
WY and supiqeness, on the part OF othel
states, was not" compatible sSil,, the ba.
lance ana safety of Europe" Therefore,
u Is not extraordinary that RUSSIA has or
dered the march of 100000 men, and
that Austria is straining every nerve to
repei the menaces of France. and SUPP ;
her very existencc.-Ceuf. Freedom.
In the United States Gazette, has ap-
peared an account Of Philadelphia, which
though It gives not the present population
assists 10 explain the great additions 10 the
buildings IN that city. Al the declaration
otindependence, Philadelphia was brought
10 contain 5000 houses, and 10000 per-
sons. In 1907, were added AGA new bull.
dlngs, and in the next year 385, and in
1904, 27S. Above third of thes. build
lngs were framed in wood, the res, were
IN brick They have exported 4oo, 900
$500 - ~ hNu' AT year. a person IS
YET living, whose mother, arrived when
only three houses we're IN PHILADELPHIA.
ina late account of The Schuylkill Bridge,
near this city, we are assured, that tn,
top OF rock on which part OF this
bridge rests, is above Al feet below the
common high tides, and that soc, 900 feet
OF lumber, board mes sure, were employ
ed IN II. The bridge is SO feet in length,
and the whole length of the work 1900
feet. The middle arch is 1914 upon the
chord. The toll for the first year, 1899,
was 5000 dolls. The present toll on an
average 1880 dollars.
DuEL.--We understand that a Duel
was fought on the a,h inst. in the settle
ment OF Belpre, Ohio, by Stephen II.
Wilson and Ak.xandsr Henderson, both !
OF Wood county, Virginia. The distance
agreed upon was fifteen steps, and to
wheel and fire wren the word was given
to ire, they both advanced, the one in a |
deliberate walk, The other in full speed, !
TIL within an arms length of each other. |
when they both fred and fell side by side.
MIR. Wilson received a ball in his knee |
which shattered il to pieces. Mr.. Hen.
derson ball in his thigh, near the upper
Jeint, which it was feared would debriye |
him OF life; but we understand they are !
both in fair way of rceovery.--Ohio Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
TO rHx EDITOR OF raE ANGUS.

SIR, a..
BEiNcev conscious ofmy own mo-
raj receitude, however adverse circumstan-
ces may Cypress me, and as diversity of
public opinion, and even among my parli-
cu'ar friends, may prevail respecting my
testimony exhibited on the impeachment
OF Judge Chase--I deem it indispensable.
not only from the duty | owe my country,
which has so often honored me, with he r
trust and confidence in public stations !;
but in addition to this, when am min
gled with The. dust of my fathers, that not
stain shall! go down to posteriIy-to pub
lish the following subjoined certificates,
the applicability of which. those, who are
acquainted with the history of that trial,
will readily perceive.
am. with the highest -respee,
Your most obcdient servant,
JOHN HEATH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
DUELLiNG.

This abominable practice, which has
now become an accomplishment, appears
by our fathers to have been execratud as
It deserves. The following account is co.
pied from periodical. worl. published in
The year i75a, and is worthy of the atten-
uon OF the tribunals et die present day.
They write from Ba.ton in Nrw.E En-.
gland oil the 9th OF February, that on the
inesday preceding, at The So preme court
OF ladicature, assizs, Sc, held al Charles
tt'wn, for the county Of AiiddleseS, John
Cock, OF Eyesham in Great-Britain, was
Indicted tor challenging Thomas PelIat of
Cofydon IN Great.Britaiu, TO figh, a duel
and The said PeIIat being also ind aed for
accepting the challenge, they severally
pleaded guilty, and were each of them
sentenced to be carried With rope abou,
'heir hecks 10 the gallows in cart. and 10
III on the gallows with the rope abou,
th.is necks Tor the space of an hour. and
afterwards to be committed TO iaiL, there
to.rernain without bail or mainprize for
twelve months, and at the expiration of
that time, TO find security for their good
behavior Tor twelve months more"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

R virtue Of deed OF trust exc
G-S eu,ed to the subscriber BY Jacob MADDOX.
oil buckingham county, 20 secure tn, pa,ment
OF debt due 90 Eases murphy and 81 therein,
expressed, Will BE SOLD. TO toe hghese
6indsr' on 'hs oh say Of December nset az the
dwelling house at said Maddox. tbs f,.io,v,rr-
properly. TO Wit, Mlly and h,r two cl6lAsen'
hilly and Nancy, or so much thereof as WI H..
sufficient 70 discharge the said debt with in,eietr
and coat.
John fiipginbotham, Trustee.
Narmins,er. NV 25'h 1905. ri,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
The celebrated Gen. MIRANDA has
arrived at New-York, from London.

arrived at New-York, from London.
grand Dinner (says the National In
telligencef OF friday, was gwen yester-
day TO G<nerai EATON by the Citizens
OF Washington, the particulars of which
shall be given III our next paper.
The latest intelligence from Europe
lead us reasonably TO suppose that the die
is cast, and The continent involved in a con-
test at which humanity shudders, and in-
diyldual tranquility aud happiness must
weep. Austria and Russia, alarmed at
the acquisition of power obtained by
France since me heaec, as veil as before
that event took place, have resolved to
: check its progress, or gloriously fall in a
| stubborn wariare--and accordingly have
taken those precautionary measures which
sound policy dictated, and national safety
required. France, in consequence of
tbese movements, feigns to consider ibe
s,ipuIutions Of the treaty of peace viola,.
ed, and TO ayenge which, has moved her
dogs Of war" to those provinces hitherto
! distinguished By the victory OF Msrengo,
and the pollution OF the Rhine by the
shedding OF blood Thither Bouapsrle
repairs in person and here he hopes to
break the pride OF Austria, and humble
the feroeioUs independence Of Russia.
What The issue will be time alone must
determine. AZ present we have no rea-
son to hope it will be less saBguinary Than
former campaigns.
IL is certainly the policy Of Europe,
that no state or kingdom should acquire
an undue weight or prepouderance ia the
political scale ; for the improper agg4an.
dizement ofone nation, endangers the ex.
istence Of the others. Therefore il is ma
tural, and we are lar from saying it is no
just, for the neighboriug powers Of III.
rope to view with a jealous eye the im
PorIsnee acquired by France, by means
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The publication Of the SAID trial. Given
nnd,r my hai'J 'hls thirteenth day of No
'eGber, 1905. -
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