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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01

INFORMS his friends and the public in general
he has for fae, 400 gallons Hollands LinieedOil'
Whit Lead and Spani:h Brown ground in Oil,
Patent Green ground in ditto. VerdigriGe and
Spanih Brown, dry s by 10 Window Gais, sc Put
ty; Cd, Sd, 4d, Cd, Sd, lOi, and sod Nails, two
Calks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Bltered
Steel; general alfortmcnt of Iron Hollow Ware
loHhds. N1olailes, French Brandy, Wea-lndia and
New-Engiand Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and eoarfe Shoes, La.
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aaorted; half pine and quar-,
rumblers, fall invoice elegant glaf., one ware
German Ozenburgs, 5ofacks Salt, Novafcotia Grind
Stones, and many other articlesin ore, which he viii
fell cheap for cam or country produce.
April 2-(lawl2m.
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PAINTS FOR SALE.
WHITE LEAD,
SPANISH BROWN, o''H'S IN u"
VENFTI RED
VENETIAN RED,

Together with general ahortment of PAINTS,
have uit come to hand, aud will be fold low at the
APoTHEcARr SHOP on the lower floor of the Bel.
Tavern.
Where may alto be had, every article of MEp1-
CINE in common demand, of the bef quality and a.
a fair price.
The owner of this Chop may politely be commit
ting hmef very much in thus publicly diicofing hi.
object, but he candidly owns, that having fmaller
number OF caaomers than he could with, his obie.l
get a. many more as he politely can, as well a,
to iecure the few which he already has
October Is. FRI
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HUGH ]. CRAWFORD,

HAS JUN received per tho fiP Planter, Captal,
i Bouih, from London, his Fall ftipply Of
DRUGS q MEDICINES,
which being laid in under bis immediate infpac1
tioD, the quality may be depended on and hsving
purchafed with cai, he enabled to difpofe of n -,
on the NOR moderate terms.
ALSOj
London White Lead, gid ( Copsi varnh,
in oil, { PruGian Blue
SPanifh Grown, DO. ( Patent Yellow,
Yellow Oehrs, DO. ( Verdigrenfs,
P'int Bruihes ofsl fzes, Stone Oehre,
Bct E1giiGh Glue, Venetian Ped,
Gold and Silver Leaf, Kine's yellow, &c.
He hes for Gale, few bottles Virginia Cater Or
Of the fame quality a. that l.,eiy fold at rr. Grin.
gsus Sept. 60 osysm
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FOR SALE.

a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
\ OF Lynehburg, at prefent occupied by col. John
Watt, to which there is half of land attached
the Houie is entirely and well fnifhed with a
cellar under the whole Houfe, which is deyided in
two rooms, one room and PsGage below Rairs aud
two above, the Houfe is thirty feet in length and
twenty feet wide On the aid LOTS good garden en-
titey new, clover LOT is alto neloed, fmoke hovfe
able and corn houe with every convenience for the
reception Of family. For terms apply to MIR. Wan.
Brown, Lynehburg, or the fubferibsr
THos. CREWS.
Amhsrh, Oaober 4. epstq
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GEORGE Willy,

BROKER u COMMISSION MERCHANT
Near the Balm,
DUYs and Islls all kinds Of Produee-Alfo, Land,
ID Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &c.
T-1 He ba, 70, Sais, LOTS No. l4l, 9, ;, and 4
which make one entire fqusre in Du-vafs addti-
on.--There is good spring attached to them. Thefe
lots are well worth the attention Of any gentle
man whiting TO build ipsmec rspest for hrs fasaiy.
IalY 23,--sf
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
hAIE-sIREET, RICHMOND,

M AXES Boots & Shoes
NI to any pattern or faith
ION, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
ShoEs, of the fira quality
and newell faibion, for fale.
e. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpofrd to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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with Boots or Shoesas well as If they were on the
fpot.......A--the length of the Boot..C-round the
Caf~~B--the pitch of ditto.~..D-round the heel and
inAep...E-round the inler-..G--acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againlt perpendicular, and
flick knife the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters, in the diff
ferent meaiures. January |. eptf
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FOR SALE,

LIGHTWEIGHT acres of LEVEL LAND, a.
! bout q miles below Rockets, OH the Will
amfburg road, well ftuated for tavern.-Alio, fss
half acre LOTS in Maj. Duval's new plat.
The above will be fold very low--for particulars
enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
October Is. If
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BENJAMIN DUVAL,
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORT

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
RICHMOND,
LAS jut received = very large and extcnfive az
i fortment offreih MEDICINES, SURGEONS
INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS and DYE-STUFFs,
PAINTS Of all kinds, OIL, vARNISHES, PUT
TY, &e.
Ay0 a complete aGortmenf Of
HAITI E r s. M RAILS,
CONSISTING OF
Hatters Irons Crude Tartar
Logwood Baton Irons
Coppsras Bow-Strings
Virdegreafe Innings
Fufick Caloon,
spaniih Indigo Taifel Band.
oilof Vitriol Rubbing Dihes
Az. Fortis Stampers
Quicksilver Trenchers, &c.
Which added to his former hock completes an az
fortment that equalled in his line of buff
nels, in this city.
He thanks his cufomersfor paft favors, and hopes
to merit continuation of their cuilom. His former
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them in their crude fate, that he nigh, be able to
Judge of quality. and powdering and preparing
them under his immediate infpeaion have contributed
to his preent efabliihment; and oPpoGtion he pre-
fumes willnot relax his exerons give general
faction in future.
His experience for more than years pan, as A
Pothecary and DruggiR in this city, added to fnall
tock OF Medical Information acquired before enables
him, he thinks to form ,oerably correct Judgment
as to the quality of Drugs and Medicines, although
he cannot boat of 5OnorI e0ztreaon b greater than
the confidence of numerous and Respectable cuao-
mers.
In regard to hi, wholefale prices, he promifes to
furniih each of his wholelae cuitomers with printed
price current, foon poble and feels hir,fef con-
hdent in their appreciation, knowing tina, no one in
this tate can afford to under-ell him. This he in
tends to mot get OfLer5 ezfOmers from e but to
feeure his own.
Any articlesthat may be ordered, and not approx
ed OF a'to quality may ereturnedf in good order
and in a reafonabls time.
june Z. (3w&tO
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TO BE RENTED.

TO BE RENTED,
MY HOUSE md LOT,, spo1 Sboet,s- Hin, In an
IY1 airy ticgf1af fiuofio1.Poy term, eeey TO Mr.
Se1aJ AfCraqo, z05o is fuiy a0'5o,sdby me, TO treat
10, beJl~s, o,to Bs(alisyibe, Po6slTos may be i'm
9c5IafSiy bad WILLIdDl MANN.
HGg29 80. (FU
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QURR MILL STONES, OF ALL s1zEs; and
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, Of an excellent quality
FoRS<LE, As USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
D0.4. sPtf
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MIL MANOFACTORY,

NAIL MANUFAC7ORY;
ON THE CANAL, RICHMOND.
WRoUGHT and Gu, nail, of hyperion ouas.
w ~ are fold at prslsut for the following pri-
ees, by the barrel.
WROUGHT NAILS.
Spikes 4od. sod. and GOD. Nails, l24 cs, s~M
led. Nails, Is
Tod. Ditto. IL
Sd. DO. 49, IA
Cd. do. rs PER NJ.
CUT Nails IND BIRDS.
1ad god. & I'D. Cut Nals & Brads. IL C.s. frH.
Tod. Ditto. II
Sd. do III
Cd. Nails, l24
4d do. - Is
Sd. do. Ia
Retail price, ono Cent and half per ID. higher.
Wrought and cut fprigs of every lie.
All kinds of Backfmiths work will be done at H.,
laid mandatory, aud coniant fupply of Bar rca.
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods. Steel, Sc. for iais.
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@isefllanp.
CRITICISM.
[FaoM rnE EpiMBv.sn RrvIrw.

FRoM TEE E1iNBvRsn REvIrw.1
SCOTS LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL.
Vie Lay effb< Lsa BziaGSd. Psssz. BY Walter
Scott, Efquire, Alto PIP. sls. Edinburgh, Con-
Fable * &c. London, Longman & Co. 1908.
(Coneludcd]
After very piaurefque representation of the mi
ltary etabhment Of this old baronial fortrels the
nainlir<l proceeds:
Many valiant knight is here;
But he the Chieftain Of them all,
His fword hangs rlting OIL the wall,
Befide his broken fpear.
Bard. long fhall tell,
How lord Walter fell
When fairfield burghers fed afar,
This furies of the Border war;
When the treess of high Dunedin
Saw lxnces CLEAN, and falchious redden,
And heard the los- ans deadly yell
Then the Chief of Branklome fell
Can piety the dfcord heal,
Or aauneh the dea,h-feud's enmityf
Can Chriftian lore, can patriot zeal,
Can love of bleAed charity
No vainly to each holy fhrns,
In mutual pilgrimage, they drew;
ImPlored, in vain, the grace divine
For chiefs, their own red falchious Jew,
While Cefslord owns the rule Of Car,
While Ettrick boaas the line of Scott,
The slaughtered chiefs, the mortal jar,
The havoc of the fsudal war,
Shall never, never be forgoeI
In forrow DER Lord Walters bier
The warlike Torelers had bent:
And many flower and many ten.
Old reviots maids and ma,rons lent;
But, DER her warriors bloody bier,
The Ladye dropped nor Ggh nor tear!
Vengeance, deep brooding DER the the lain,
Had locked the tource Of foster woe;
And burning pride, and high difdain,
Forbade the riGng tear to flow
Until, amid his borrowing clan,
Her fon lfped from the nurfe'. knee
"And, il live to be man,
:" My fathers death revenged fhall b. 7"
Then fait the mothers tears did feek
To dew the infants kindlng cheek. p 1918.
There are not many paiIages in Englilh poetry
more in,nre W.. thar, Tonne nar,s &c H..
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The fame {crupuioub adherence 70 the Hyie o. the
old romance, though greatly improved in point Of
animated deicrption of the feaa, which terminates
the poem.
The fPoufal rites were ended foon;
Twas now the merry hour Of noon,
And in the lOfty-arched ball,
Was fpread the gorgeous feRival:
Steward and fquire, with heedful hate,
Marfhaled the rank of every guea;
Pages, with ready blade, were there,
The mighty meal to carve and hare.
Ger capon, heron-fhew, and crane,
And prneely peacock gided train,
And DER the boAr'shead, garnilhed brave,
And cygnet from St. Mays wave;
Der ptarmigan and venifon,
The prielt had fpoke his bepifon.
Then rofe the riot and the din,
Above, beneath, without, within
For, from the lofty balcony,
Rung trumpet, haln, and pialsery;
Their Changing bowls old warriors quaffed,
Loudly they fpoke, and loudly laughed;
Whfpered young knights, in tone more mild,
To ladies fair, and ladies finiled.
The hooded hawks, high perched on beam,
The Glamour joined with whiting fcream,
And tapped their wings, and fhook their bells,
In concert with the itag-hounds' yells.
Round go the Hafks of ruddy wine,
From Bordeaux, Orleans, or the Rhine
Their tafts the bufy fewets ply,
And all is mirth aud revelry.' p. 1867.
The following picture is iufheiently antique in it.
conception, but the execution is evidently modern.
Ten of them were fheathed in Reel,
With belted fword, and fpur on heel:
They Quilted not their harnefs bright,
Neither by day, nor ye, by night
They lay down to ref
With corlet laced,
Pilowed on buckler cold and hard;
They carved at the meal
With gloves of feel
And they drapk the red wine through the he'll
met barred
The whole fesne Of the duel or judicial combat, is
conducted according to the Rria ordinances of CHI
vary, and delineated with all the ninutenefs of an
ancient romancer. The modern reader will proba-
bly, find it her tedious; all but the conclud;n. Gan
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Fran the Political Register.
Nh. IEFFERSON's ADMINISTA-
TON.

W1TH the examples Of the most prosper
Gus and enlightened nations to direct the
course Of their measures; with the strong
lncitement of personal gratitude to lnau,
ence their decisions, what has been the con-
duct of the present administration OF The
United States towards the agricultural,
commercial, andman1Jactufing interests
Z Far from emulating thc wisdom OF other
governments, by recommending to the le-
cislature the granting OF liberal beuntles
10 those branches Of American 'n,anufac-
ture, which, in peace, would promote the
prosperity, and in war, secure the independ-
ence, of the nation a narrow policy, ex-
glusively devoted to party aud time serving
purposes, has been suffered to control these
essential objects of general welfare; and
spiri. Of avarice and favoritlsm has G..
ven prompted the executive department to
tura trader, aud to export to foreign ceun-
tries those raw materials, which were iRdis-
pensablv necessary, noe only to the growth.
but to the the existence OF our most I'M
portant manufactures materials which
could only come 20 cur artisans through the
hands OF government, and which generosl-
", as well as policy, should have forbid
den them to turn from their long accustom-
ed channels. Bar the manufacturers and
the mechanic may starye, and their fami-
lies may perish, when their interests hap
pen to clash with those of personal favor.
ties and political partizans. Pursuing,
with underwriting steps, their iavorlte OBJ,
iect of accumulating money, 70 De alter
wards lavished in ministerial appointments,
and in the foolish purchase of desalt and
disputed .erritory, whose only product, tor
ages, viii be domestic dissension and TO-.
reign war, our government has increased
the imposts on merchandise to an inlolers-
bic, aud, as it regards the safety of the re-
venue, an alarming degree while at the
same time, and in the same spirit OF
wre,ehed, place.keeping economy, the ad-
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This is to give Notice,

STHAT the fabtcsiber, Of Aiexandril county.
4 in tn. difritt OF Columbia, hath obtained
letters of naturalization on the perional eaa,e OF
Robert B,ozUx, late of the coan'y aforefaid, de-
cealed al! pclfons having claims sgsiait the faid
deceaied, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with tic vouchers thereof, to the fubic,iber, On
or before The Cd day Of November next. or they.
NAV by law b excluded from all benefit to FAD
elfa,e. Given under my haod, this sd day OF
Augu6, 1905.
DIXON BRITTlNGHAM Adm'r.
Augua 8. zawzm
N. Il. All per!ons indebted TO the ab We 81.
tate, are nquctcd to make immediate payHsas
to the adajniIliator.
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Messrs. LANG & TURNER,

THE annexed remarks and directions
merit the circulation which your Gazette
is calculated TO give. They are extracted
from letter addressed, not long since, to
Mr.. Gray, late acting consul at HAVANA,
by gentleman of great responsibility in
New-Providence.
IS The period is net distant since it was
customary to speak with some degree of
horror OF the people denominated Wreck-
ers'; and in consequence TO report many
absurd accounts Of their treatment of those
unfortunate persons who fell by any means
into their hands: but it is now more pc
morally known that they form very useful
BODY Of men. In truth, from their consi-
derable numbers, and the consequent great.
er security to the lives and property ex-
posed to shipwreck, the danger may arise
of meaus being thus furnished to dishonest
people, tor defraudlng the underwriters
by false accounts of losses, Intentionally
made"
GULF PASSAGE.
C The varying of the courses OF the
currents and eddles of the Gulf Stream,
10 thick weather, frequently battles the
most e 6perienced nayigators, and it often
happens, when masters of vessels reckon
themselves we'll over TO the Bahama shore,
they unexpectedly run on the Reefs and
Shoals of the coast of Florida.
There are generally about this coast
many Providence wrecking vessels, whose
duty it is TO assist vessels In distress, save
the ca,goes, and convey the same to Nus
sau, where they are allowed salvage ac-
cording to the award of atbitrators, indit.
ferently chosen; any bargain made whilst
in distress being void. II is recommended
to masters of vessels, thus unfortunate, to
be particularly cautious isith the mastefs
of the wrecking vessels; taking receipts
for every article, and ordering the sameto
be delivered to any person he may appoint
to receive the same in Nassau; and if he
goes up there by the frs. vessel, TO leave
a confidential person TO attend TO the SAL
wage and shipping the residue o5 the pro-
pcrty, ships materials, &c. SIC. but it is
strongly recommended not to divide the
property into too many crafts, nor TO suffer
any more people on board than are abso-
lu,eIv necessary-And if any one should
manifest coaduct calculated to prevent or
impede the safety of the property, or at
tempt to embezzle, the person who has the
charge ought to note down the person and
circumstances, that the delinquent may,
on his arrival at Nassau, be brought TO
Justice"
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STRAY HORSE.

Taken up, by the fubfcr;ber, in
Prince William County, on Cedar Run, t1arie,
Of lorrel coou,, ab,ut n nani' hfgh,
left bind foot white, blaze face, cu.sd ;ail w,t
a lone bob, branded F on the LETT thigh, and
aperafra to fotfy.iive doilns. The cwner is de-
fired to como, prose property, pay charges, aud
take him away.
John Thornton FitzhHgh.
Aueaf IS. 81
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embraces Of "the mobs q great cities, zohs
[he expressly saysl add Just 50 much TO the
Sup6oyt o} pure, gsoOerst2.eJlt, as sercs do te
the strc!eAaofihs hnman boay :"
Refer,o me efforts Of MIR Jefferson and
his partisans IN all he cities OF the United
S,ates-compare he sulfrages which those
efforts procured him, with the opinions
here cited, aud blush, ye inhabitants OF cur
cities, for your o8n Weakness, credulity,
and self abuse.
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,,,. think that alter having lat at
baf isa. s;n i. wilI very readily content 20
3, even % nloor."
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r.,,, t6s Pubic LEDGER.

e......ls belonging TO this port, cap
ti'toi, t ) French and Spanish, privateers'
lafsa e. he present war, with an estimate
d tnslr value. D,l2urs.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WU be added to, Io-Morroz0's SGlss,
pipe Mateira Wine,
quarter esfks Sherry Go.
,os ihe4ds Porter,
to boxes W; ~ G!sfs,
$50 pair Stu!i . Is.
P. C. MarReller.
Augnf IS.
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Weatre----S Spring Garden.

The FRIENDS and PATRONS ct the
THEATRE arc respectfully informed,
that the Indictments, offered for lait
Evening, are pohponed until THIS
EVENING, Thuriday, the 18th IN
faint.
Augulf Is.
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T @ z S A l. E,

= Z , q i Is
~ HEALTHY, saive, honeif, induarious
n NEGRO WENCH-well qualified for
boufe icrvant--with or without her FINALS
child about years of age.
Apply to tie Printer.
Ausua IS. g.
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Of his stores proclaimed. The prime mi
mister had received, fifteen months ago, Sc.
veral strokes OF the yataghan, eve at his
post the dey was attacked and dangerous
iy wounded by four Turks: and Busnah
was the object of these vorious outrages.
Busnch himself, year ago, had miracu.
lously escaped two stabs of poisuard, aim
ed at him by Turk. He had not been
terrified by any OF these terrible warnings;
he had paid no attention to the advice which
had been given him his insolence, on the
contrary, had augmented and become, par
ticularly fer the last seven or eight months,
insupportable.
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raj pacific system TO all ,;se I.a;,.
little more than two wears. y Is'opsia \
en- The Str St. Rafael, Of 81 guns, i, b.,
finest Spanish ship of the two t~n -, IS 0y fartl.
almost a new ship. ElPirmaP , 81 ; aada
is about thirty years old, has " ~. i14pa,
rough repair. $40 aad a Tho.
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SEPTEMBER "a.

NEUTRAL COMMEKElrh.. ,,,t.
Esctract at a letter from respfe 'sS"ssonismn
man in London, 10 ms c0rIssP'
this t0zvn, dated Aug. 10, 1892 ,,o. 9
"ON Monday next, l@.n haol, viii
committee ofthe American meFe .hh.asysa.
v wal, on the ministers, respecting '1s0 Mr..
tien of so many American ss g. Nth Lotd
Nunroe is to have an lnterV'e"
MuIgrave on Tuesday. o;ven to d.
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Fron, the Neuu England Palladium.
INSTRUCTION. AT .ALG.EEs.

We have accounts by the way OF Salem,
Of an important instruction in tAlgiers
and that it continued to rage ON the Sd Of
July.
A Bordeaux paper efthe lst of August,
received by captain Bradford, contains the
following article:
Translated for the Palladium.
ALcIERs, July 4.
No favorite, not even Turk, ever en-
ioyed an influence over any DEFY equal to
that which the Jew Nafraii 'Rusnah had
acquired over the present. He treated Ill
rectly with the ageu,s<of the different pow
ers, and suffered them not to approach the
prince, whom he deceived, day and night,
by means OF his creatures, and whom be
governed entirely by means Of satisfying
all his whims. Busnah distributed places !;
he created and disposed the beys or. go.
vernors Of provinces, with whom he al
ways.keps up private correspond nee he
fixed the sums they were to send TO the
dey; he neld the keys Of the Kha7na; he
had monopoli2ed all commerce, and sdG IF.
ed no competition hegoverned The marine
Of Algiers, and that Of all other ports of
the kingdom; the corsairs sailed only
when he judged it expedient, and directed
their courses according to advices received
by him from Europe, where he had nu-
merous correspondents he took posses
sion of AL prizes, without allowing them
to be sold at auction he, in short, vio-
lated, all the ancient customs which are
here sacred laws, This system was support,
ed by tyranny, mixed with the most noto-
rious meanRess, but Joined with much eou.
rage. A conspiracy was formed against
the government four years ago. A price
was set upon Busnalrs head and the pillsge