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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
Racing al Wegu- MARKER.

THE su5feriber having taking this celebrated
Race Course, Tor the eniuink Spring races rake,
the liberty OF informing the gentlemen of the
ltnr1 and ire pubie generally. that the SPRING
MEETING will commence on the -Four ID Ties
ady IN dprh next, being the azd of the, month,
and continue four days viz.
LIT 5~eepitakcs Tor tbs ec wear old colts and
hliies, mile heats, carrying SsIb each. the
latter allowed 2 lbs entrance 100 dollars half ,or
to cloie the 18th Of pril
y The Jockey Club P,I ic oil so dolla-s, mi e
heat1 ageeesby to the ~ es and regu alton,
the COT.
/ 81, The Proprierov's Purse of Us dollars
3 mile heats the fame rules and regulations
4th A Sweepstakes for year oids colts and
miles mile hcass carrying iO) lbs each, the
latter allowed eibs entrance 100 dollars, half
forfeit to close also the r5th of April
The sth and Iaa day will be Handy Cap,
mile heats, free for any nag running at thsfe
races or others never having won race of grea-
ter value than 100 dollars entrsnce IS dollars
weights b. determined by the members OF the
Jockey Club
Toll will be collected at the gates each dsy a,
usual viz. 4 wheel carriages Is : wheel do. g..
horse zen IS. iootmen Is6.
Good fables and litter furnfhed race horfcs
Sjdt aad the very belt aceommoda alton for eertle
men thier feryants and hore at the houfe where
the uimoft swiftly aud attention fhall be paid. By
their obedient fetvants.
BENJAMIN NORRIS.
~ B Perfon. wifhing TO rent booths can be
accommodated, if immediate application he made
10 "a M
New Market 18th March. tdr
NJ b, The public are aIured that the differ
enc Parfes in the fpring meeting, vii! be made up
BY The fub,criber. II. M.
March Il, 1906.
E2foiyfae gf a deed of nus eeecEfe1 6y G5IlseK
= IT, saunders and .1ane bis wife and Liscg,rb
Wa,b 20 ibe sabscii.e fo, re bnb Sc fsrca,iag
q ds6t due to sanHel II. Saunders, since dssigaea
70 Robert Le'pis sen. dec. md 1o,y ,e 70 BIZ yepe
senfa'tpesl f'om tie said Lipscomb Wasb--WfHbe
SOLD, % be bigbesf diIis, TO cab On fbe PIE
's''ss on fbe lst day of hay next one ce,'ds 7act
or Pace! Of LAND iyng and beirgfa zoe county
Of P0wbaian and desc 'bed in fbe said deet n fol
tons TO Trtt, B0Hpded Gy tbeS ear dcep.,eek on tbs
uesf, By fbe land efJTm. Hoffman on he so,ib
and bv ne Lfnds of .To6a H. Jaa1deys on tbe ease
am BY ibc Soutbbam Sie6e hIals IN tbe sot'6 en-.
tanning BY esfimafon cVuo bundled anil f9cnty niae
eres 6ef5e mNe o, isss, It Jeirg roe land on
wbicb RE said Llbgc m6 Vasb SoIs resides, or so
much II rte said land 5ei be fcienfto discharge
zoe dntounf iae on TOE said iced u rasf.
Sisaed, David Owen, sen. y
Eoberi c Pleasanis. { rus
John ~, Saunders, ir. y ICES
Pogsbaas, APyH 81, 1906 ,as
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15

Wares and Ce,dngs allowed 5 lbs.
i WISH TO rent the Dining House, 4 the Booths
N the Field those who have formerly rented
them, snail have a preference application musr
be made Immediately
Ine members OF tho club, will please to OBJ
serve little more PunciulIity in paving up their
SUBSCRIPTIONS, a. tne none on each day, n.s 10
ne ,i,iScsd IN The, hands of Inc Judges
nos gentlemen. who have not YET paid up
,her torieiss. in the produce sweep Stake, won
last October, by MIR Hugh wyie, vii be 90
good as &c PayIt 10 Mr. Wyllie, or the Treasure
by the lass day of rhe races IN May nexr.
ESME SM3CK,
-. Treasurer and Pro ,rictnr OF. he H.,,,.aa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15

TIE Private Academy OF DOC
4 tor HALLER will be removed o., the
hrsi day OF May next, 70 that large brick house
lately built By Colonel Hlrvie, not far from the
scale house.
On The said day, certain number of fresh
scholars will be admitted TO rhe said instisu,i.n,
but only children of approved habits ~ ae5oyfsseat
can be ente ed as DIR. II. is firmly determi ed
20 adhere TO tae rules and regu ATOMS mentioned
in his plan OF education. the printed copies of
which may BE- had at his house.
Kichm nd. Anil S 1906 s..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
NJ ITCH RACE.

nNthe day preceding the Jockey Cub Purfe,
Ma MATCH RACR will be run over the
Nsw- NaFket courie. for loo guineas, berweeu
Nj Lisbttoot's Ally by know fey, (her dan,
Country Lais) and MIR Collier Hay;i son's colt
WhiPite, by Whip out of the dam of Drutus
- nile heats-36 lbs on each
New-Markcs. April 9Th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15

n nne Gay hftcen and 4 half
hands high, imported iyans
hnsisna IN 81 ring 1s0s-Will
stand he ensuing season at
my stable. III the Manakin
Town, on James river. II
MES above isichmond. TOGO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15

atriy farm IN Chesterfield county. four miles
from Goodies and Bevirs Bridges, on Appomat.
tox river. twepy five above Petersburg the
same from 3chpond, and fifteen from Amelia
courthouse & viii be let to mares on The follow
ing 1s-ms
Fifty Dollars the season, by note, discharge
bic a, any time within il. by the payment of for
~. wili-one dollar ia the groom.
In every instance, either a note, or the none
must accompany the mares
BUzZARD IN point of form, blood and per-
Torrance, stands almost unTyaled in this or any
other country; and foa getter, the racing
calendars OF England fully attes, MA celebrity
In 1893. he produced on the tart at Newmarlet.
winners In 1900. seven In 1901, foui .een
In 1902, sixteen. In 1905, twenty -one and in
1874, sixteen (torai severity nine) and from what
j have seen Of the sheet calendar for 1905. think
his numbers in the lis. of winning horses. will
exceed that Of any o.her year
have in possession calendar Of the 9 n
OF Noyen,oes asr which concluded the Hough
ton meefing at Newmarket /, contain In IT.
cd ! races eleven Of which were won by Buz
Yards stock and in the same calendar, Two Of
them are advertised 10 cover at ten guineas a
mare. the next season
Buzzatd's sock arc large and highly formed
Popinjay Is upwards of -ixtcen hands and l.
said TO be the uost elegant horse in England.
Quiz won the great OAKLAND stakes, and a
mach over The Beacon course "a miles and
qnarter) FOR 1000 guineas.
Good high and sog land pastures, and every
attention paid 20 mares sent, but no responsible
hty for accidents Mares " III be fed on mode.
rate termsif required, for which the money must
pc sest.
7Bo6zIS BRANCH
29th January, 1906. w5m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15

TAKEN up as runaway OH the
: s9h of March, and committed to Hansver
jail, a negr, man slave, who cal himself kiCa-
ARD Brown, and saws he is the property OF
Jane i17fe of Lynchbiirg. the owner is re-
ques,eito come Forward, pay changes ana take
him az ~, arhe VIII ~ d,'llt with according t.
law. 49, He My III. VAUGHAN
April l /, 1906 en-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
BUZZARD,

by the late Co..
john Hoomes, of the Bow
ling Green, viii stand the
ensuing season, 10 COM
n1ence the lst of March,
nel end lie IS,b sc I,,i.N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
The Fairfield Races

iYf1 commence on .No'idsy me SIN of May,
dc'nanue Tor four days.
Isl AK The ToCXETCLU CUP free for
al agss, the horses being bona Gie the
properly of the me mbers ,iistance 9 mic bss,s
III Day--rhe J0CKEY CLUE PURSE. Of
tour huldred ana nifty dollars four mile heats
Sd Day--The PURSE of the PROPRIE 10 p
or the COURSE. tor two hundrsd and fifty dol
lars, three mile heats.
4sh Day-A SWEEP ST,iRE for three ve,rs
OLD colts and SHES two mile h ats ono bundled
dollars entrance Tins subscription will remai,
open until the 5,h May.
Weish,s as foRosys;
Aged Horses, I3S lbs,
- years old, 1913
do. do Il2
t- 4 do. do. Ipe
do. do. 90
r.. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
SAMUEL GREETHow, III, C.
For SALE, by the SUBSCRIBER

~ Xxx llHILL-SIDWES
~ different sizes, from feet 10 inches 20 6
NJ'feet diameter about one thousand BURR
ROCKS. that have just Come 70 hand and are of
good quali,y.--Also, constantly keep IL sge &
g,o.l assortment of BOLTING CLOTHS,o
the best quality, thai l have had purchased al
the Manniaaories with cash, thar l offer for
sale for cash or good paper, on as good terms
as they axe sold III he United Sta es. ~.
ISAAC M.PRERSON.
Baltimore, March ls, 1896 w6s
Appryto NJ. & u. MyEns, Richmond for
Particulars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
PEDIGREE.

BUzzARD was 90, by woodpecker, h; dan.
Misior,une by Duz his graudans Curiosity, by
ap~-Hsge,es = i5asses',s Chd5srs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
Cnn, nliss;auet,A QR.e

= = -tsObz"lIsSEoze7 3 TDfte,
Richmond, 1Jpeb 20.5, 1906
2EE PARTIES are bsreby roti eatbar 5ave ab.
pointed fbe aurteeat5 day July mex, TO carry into
eJeet toe annexed orer Of court on vbicb day tbey
ore desired 10 attend az my csse in tbs cry wiib
f6eiy accounts and Vous5ers ready for examination
and settlement xl@
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-15
Robin Red Breast.

TrsasuveI AVID 70. lrietor OF .he Conts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-20

..o,.;.,.ncy Of such &C ndHct, and how eau
;rf,e justified Isl: not 10 be presumed tha'
IS the arsr.instance he acted according 70
sense of duty and what is usual, nghs ano
safe on similar.occasions, bus 10 MS ia, =.
conducs he tiashad psompter behind the
curtain whom be burst not dlsotey, even
,hopsh his character for consistency ana 10
tepriey should be compsomii1ed Let him
not too confidently, however, osheve n'R-
self safe aud sheltered from weIghsy re-
spons,bility merely because tne masls'
2zpoykman has undertaken 50 guide his move
ments. II he persists Id the relaxanons OF
Justice, which for some feasons apparently
mysterious. he has suddenly and contrary
to hrs first DETERMINATIONS exercised to" afes !.
the TWO Indicted persons. II, instead o.
holding Samuel 6. Ogden under a sieapie
recognizance appear and. traverse fl'si IN :
dict nent, with the comparatively snsIgnih-
cant penalty of FIVE thousand dollars, ne
does not increase that penalty beyond what
was at FIRST required, with other and suftl'
cient sureties, or otherwise prevent his es-
cape from Justice, this judge may be an
swered that he shall be brought q answer
or be exposed before the tribunal CT MS
country. lie himself is conscious how
feeble he has rendered the hold upon Sa.
muei G. Ogden the principal offender, to
remain and meet the sentence OF our ia%s,
and he is aorp 1Uayned. that unless he takes
immediate measures for strengthening that
hold aud security this Offender will escaPe,7
and The TRIAL be evaded. What arails the
bond which he has singlg gIeea, when he
has aed, and is not to be found ltm'ght
as well fer any purposes OF justice have
been pot int his pocket, after ne had exc
cuted il, for it is well known that when he
becomes a fugitive, No proceedings Can DC
had upon 1t, even though nc shouid have
left behind him property to greafer a
mount,
Proceeding. ofthis sort, whether charge.
able 70 the Judge and court alone, or di.
recsed and sanctioned by higher authority,
are In the eyes of justice, mockery, and
toward: che country, treaehery.
He who writes this, is enabled from his
situation to solve the mystery, and expose
the reasons and object of these later mea.1
sures, but he deems il advisable for the
present to withhold them, and to spare the
real authors from open exposure; but II
through disregard of this caution andwafn'
ing, the sentence OF justice shoa!d be e.
vaded, higher characters will be brought
forward 70 the public view, than the pre-.
siding Judge Of subordinate district
court. -
AMERICUs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-20

. 6..v:a. aud the @ho!e & T-aslish Dalo,
TIA.
5th. The k.ag Of Sweden is TO be 4.
ihronsd, and part of his dominion. 10 +,
given Of the emperor alexander coaseu.
70 the plan of spoIla;ion) 10 Russia; II.
remziaider OF The Kingdom of Sweden il
Denmark, which on these conditions SHAH
pu. Prussia 10 possession OF Holsleln ana
Swedish Pomerahia. y
According to the Las. advices from S.,
Pe.ers5urgh, these proposals have bseur Il
jec.ed.
Private letters from Russia of The ,a,
uilimo, describe the roads of the counlrva,
covered with artillery, ammunition wae
gons aud troops on the frontiers an id.
messe army isr already collected, and ii.
recruiting 10 The interior goes on withou
interruption The armies that lately r,
turned from Morsvia. Austria and Bohe
mia, are kspt in readiness 20 act.
April 9. 4
The condition Of :he eessi ons which nav.
been extorted inWestphatia, from the cour
OF Berlin. has not long remained unde,er
mined. Prince Murar, after havnsbesu
proclsimed duke of Cloves and Berg, mad.
his formal entry into Dusseldorf on ir
25.h OF March. The sovereignty Of thes:
territories is conferred upon him, viii
the same restrictions and Limitations ths, |
Bcnapar,e has been pleased TO Sc. to The
inheritance of the throne he has usurped
1t Is to be descrnoIble IN default of male is
sue Oh the part of prince Joachim Che sd.
OF the new 'duke) to prinee' Joseph sad
prince Louis, aud their psctiye.heirs Ibs
Is in no case whatever to revert 90 France
There is SONS lalk ola negotiation BE-. \
tween the courts Of Vienna, and ST. c,ond
tor The restoration of the King 4 Na +
pies.
April 5.
a report Yesterday obtained Of sir Ri. E
chaid Strachan having fallen ia with
I french squadron of six sail of the line and 8
Captured four OF lh.n. We could net
learnshrough what channel this informal S
Oh was received.
Aprifs
Price Of stocss this day at O'Clock.
Consols for money, 5S3 ,4zs.
Fer account. So 70.
OmDium prem. ~
We have this Gay received letters from 81
Gibraltar of the first iu!t. which state, thai &
IA me preceding day the Flying Fish schr
LAD arrived there from off .Carthageua,
With intelligence that the Spanish feet con. IL
lsting OF eight sail of ,he.liae, had quilted
hat port and put TO sea. t4fheir des,iuaj.
IN is not known. Lord Colilngwood viii !
'rooabiy have traced them Before this &
ime. q,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-20
-DAspuie nWh Prussia,


] An embargo was this morning laid. I'D.
on all vessels in the river bound to til:
Eibe' or any ether of the ports of the nor'h
! OF Europe.
! Orders were also received at SheeruHi
yesterday, for the detention of the Bsld:
{ and ionuiugen conveys, until, further Of
! de's. Ihis order was given in con,em
! p'a.Ion OF war with Prussia, 10 cors..
] quence OF the accounts brought home BY
MI. Jackson, oar late minister at Berha,
30 certslnwas Mr.. jackson of this result,
that he stopped the mail tina. was INTENDED
fnr the continents co his arrival at Kar
wich.
ihe stocks have fallen in consequent,
Omn,um which had been done a, q 1
premium, had fallen at 2 O'Clock to- sad
the consols from 81 ID to 1913.
we havereseived Dutch papers to TN
50 instant. and Paris to the Soth ultimo
from which We have extracted wha.eyerb 4
interesting. The Ba.avian State Gazette,
as well as the other Dutch papers, are d
together silent respecting the expected al
teFa'lon.in the government, or the proceed
'ogs IN the eoavoca,ions of their high mlsn
Illnesses, which, was summoned for the ID
Inst. Indeed, we know that nothing had
!aEea place with regard TO the INTENDED
change, on she I'd of this month.
1 ne intelligence rom Naples, though {"
so iate date as the 5th Of las, month, con-
'a'ns 20 information respecting the opefa7
ohs OF the French army which had advau'd Y
inio Calabria.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-20

We have received, through the polite. I
ness of captain Wait of the ship Rpber,
Burns. regular file of London papers TO
the 5,h of April, inclusive. Liverpool p
pers to the 9TH, and Lloyd's Lists to the |
9th. Our acknowledgements are also due !
to the captains of the ships Obj and SCI
.ence for regular files TO the beginning OF
April and 10 the captain of the American !
Packet for Paris Journals to the Asst
These resources have enabled us to lay be
lore the readers of the Mercantile Adver-
,iser some interesting articles OF foreign I
intelligence.
aOn the morning of the 9th Of April, I
when the Robert Burns left Liverpool, i, |
was reported that war had been declared !
against Prussia. Our printed accounts, I
however, extend no farther than the laying |
on an embargo.
An embargo at Nantes, of 20 days con.
tinuance, captain Swain informs Us, was
taken OFF on the 4lh of April, IN conse.
ounce of the calling of three Preach fri
gates and brig eight days before enase.
cret expedition.
Our private letters inform as that ne W
duty had been laid on all cotton goods, ex.p
ported from Great Britain. b
LONDON, March 25s Iii
Lord Melville appeared 10 the house ola
lords yesterday, and after protesting 90
! gains, the circumstances under which ,fu
last article of Impeachment has been prs;r
ferred against him, pleaded not guilty aif
the charge.
March So. 20
The convention between France aasr
Prussia is carrying iaso texecution will, DE
possible speed. Vessel, and the whole sca
Prussian Clryes, has been occupied by d :
French. asthe readerswill see by the TIC;
.ergiag accsuass dated from Wesel on dis
1 f9hoF Mach. xxi,
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LiverfooL, AbrIH

.AfVerFo0l, AprH u
In consequence of dispute with P9
s,a an embargo was yesterday laid .uponP
Tue vessels belonging to that power at r
sent in this port.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-20
1rag9ate9 frem the .TcuynNlle csmme1'

.,.. - PAIRS, Mar3 g !,
fhs decree of the Atb March has taxed H'.iI
sugar nom the French colonies IS francs II 4
'e'c ana eiayed sugars So francs per deDIs
quintal. Some perions have thought, from on
manner Of announcing the du.ys without pls,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

ardent apoftle of the st. Guil.otine.
Cunning as fox. and ferocious as a
tiger, he has outlived all the factions
with which he has been connected.
II has been his policy to keep in con-
tinual fermentation, rivalthips, jeal-
ouGes, inquietudes, revenge and all
other odious pafIions eftabifhing
by fuch means his influence, on ter
TOR of fome, the ambition of others,
and the credulity Of them all. Had
I, when Merlin propofed his law con-
corning fufpeded perlons in the name
of liberty and equality, been free and
his equal, / fhould have faid 10 him :
" Monitor, this your attrocious law
is your ientence of death it has
broug ht thoufands of innocent perlons
to an untimely end you ihall die by
my hands as victim, if the tribu-
nails TO condemn you to the fcaffold
as an executioner, or as a criminal"
Merlin has bought national proper
ty 10 the amount of fifteen millions
of livres, o2s.oool. and he is fup-
Pofed TO podtfs money nearly TO
the fame amount in your or our
funds For man born a bcgger,
and educated by charity, this fortune
together with the liberal falaries he
enjoys, might feem fuihcient, with
out telling julice protecting guilr
and oPpreiiing or perfecu,ing limo.
cence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

At late representation of Pizar-
70, in Drury lane theatre, the audi
ence mifed one OF the performers
Emery from his poG as centinal at
The dungeon in which hIonzo is con-
fined, and the audience began 70 ref
tify the ufual fymptoms Of dilappro-
BATON Kcmble came forward and
faid -" that as Mr.. Enc was Dot
in the houfe at the time the play be-
gan, they preferred going oil Without
him, rather than make the audience
wait"
This explanation. however, was
not deemed fuficicnt, and though
Rolla and Elvira endeavored To 20
on in their parts, the houle grew tu-
multuous and infited upon the ap-
peArancc Of the centinaI.
AZ length Emery appeared in his
private drefs. and evidently under
great perturbation, addrehed the au-
diehcc As follows .
Ladies and gentlemen, I am ex-
treniely forty thar fhould come IL.
fore you IN rhis manner, which i
apparently unwarrantable bos p,y
qviff IS in that ii:uation 20 which mott
men who are married are liable /"
The involuntary 5uE, proceeding
from the agitation Of Emcry's feel
lngs, excited as much laughter as any
OF ms mott admired performances.
Emery appeared in few minutes
after, drefed as cen,inel, and was
very warmly and generally applaud
ed, Rolla's queition to him, = Have
you any children and his sniver,
" yes | have" renewed the ritibility
VI the audience, and the piece was
concluded " .ouS ANY tuithr. inter-
upton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

ed, at every riGng and letting of the
fun, to hail with grateful bleiiings as
their belt benefa6tors ; repining only
that they could not efficiently exalt
them. A flight of +" revolutionary
harpies fprrng from he'll and night"
lowered over the land, and with a
black cloud Of oblivion, fhut out from
the PEG pie all grateful remembrance
Of the fathers and fayiours Of their
country, the protectors Of their
rights, of their liberties and Of their
independence. &
This conltltuteS the hrf ftep Of
that ladder of influence,by which the
prefent party have, during the night
of ignoronce which Toured over
America, got into the upper tory Of
the Houfe of State, and turned our
the great and glorious inhabitants,
who had got poiitaiOn Of il by great
fervices, and held it by that Cnoft L.
gitimate Of al tendres the unbiafcd s.
well earned gratitude and good will
of a free people. To ntrench hem
fclveS againlt the returning good fenfe
and honef convictions of their error
in the minds of the public, the fphcre
of influence was increafed, and It's
operation rendered more certain and
eiFe&fual, by a complete expulfon
from office Of all thofe whole virtues
were pledge Of fidelity to the ex-
cluded chief, and Of hoitility to the
faction. Not man, trifing few
excepted. who from choice or necef-
fly preferred experience to principle,
but was turned out from the place
which had been given him as the re.
ward of pait ietvices TO the country,
turned upon the world without re-
gard to claim, age or neceihties, and
left TO procure bread by the hard
lsbour of thole brave arms which had
borne the 5runt of the country's quar-
rels TO pine in want, 70 cater with
the fpsrrow. This exactly talies
with the conduit Of the Butte faction
Of which the luxurious hiitorian
fpeaks thus, as has been Gated in the
6rt number -" When the chiefs
severe removed, in order 10 gft 10 TIE
/" rest, The zvboLe parry zOA5 pat nndsr
J F" b,9tription, 10 general and fsyere
[" as to take their hard earned Bread
" from the lowelt officers in man
"ner which had never been known
+" Before even in general revolutions,
+" but il was thought neccdAry efeC-
8 tualIy to deiroy all dependencies
IL bat one and to thew an example
"of the hrmnels ana rigour with
which the new iyittm was to b.
adopted"