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the snemys eouisry, while the sgcps Of The propri
stofs remit theft rents in Kind, bus in niney
bills The fame tffe3 will be produced, If inftead
Of buying The produce. only cauis il To be eongn
ed to EngiAA mstrhaats, who, for certain commit
zion, fell it, and account the planter his agents.
In either cafe, the colonial proprietor lofes absolutely
nosh;uz. His produce 10 carried by Euglifh. iniead
OF French or American mcrchaus-the freight can
not be much greater-the con.,iilion will probably
be lefshe is paid by bills upon London Liverpool,
initead of Bordeaux or Nantes, or New-York-and
Few nerean,ile houfes in England gain profit up
on the eoniignnent in1ead Of the fame nkTber Of
French or American houes. Surely it is neither for
the gain OF tefe individuals nor for the fake Of eff
fesaing fuch change as this upon the wealth Of
French colonial propr;etors, that are nlit OF,
the excuon of reutras from the colony trade Of our
enemies. We inidre the enemy fuIieiently by for
cing thofe nee,rals to carry the produce round by
their own ports, inaead of slloxih. it to be tranf
ported directly from the colony the mother coun.
try, as during rsaee. This may raife the price oil
the goods To the eouiun,eriu the enemy scota.ry-
to the planter. who " no1 interened in the traffic
we can do no injury whatever, uulers we can take
the colonies where his cate lies and then ehoof "a
violate the rights of individual propre,ors-or until
we diieover amcthod of compelling people to ihir
eargoes in vefiels which abfolu,.ly certain Of be-
Ing captured.
ITO be contiEued.)
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LAND FOR saLe.

O" TIE Eser4 ,Srf~&,y IN h.,ss as,. rc;a ss .xp,ed
t0tAe.et fs1fsI+zioa, at JsIa '-5sA.jar's Tsvsrs,
ia ale Te7vr IF Nezv- C,s,sr,
OK LOTS OF LAND, being parc,ls of a trat9
- formerly held by Colonel ssn,,,cl Jourdan. which,
was lately divided by tire iubies.,e into ievern'
fmaller traels. Thrre of ths lots are Gtnatei be-
tween James and Slate rivers; and the other three.
on the ou,h de Of Slate river, adjoining the lands of
MIR. Robert Nicholas, and MIR St~.hen Geuraiit.
e,land is we'll finsered. aud is favorable for the
culture eftobaceo end wheat ard part Of j, is
more tisan, than three miles from excelea,
chant mall; ard The whole is cnrycaiy,s to gond
vgasion! Plots of the land wi. be ieft with Mr..
Walter Irvine, of New Canton, AID n. lines win be
ealy traced as they are very generally known in the
neighborhood.
oae fourth of the rurchafe nnney will! he de-
MINDED on the delivery of the deed; re balance to
be divided into equal annual ;nffa.h.nts, feeured
upon the property, by deed of truft
JOHN ADAMS.
June 6. (oawtdf)
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chenerfeld, May 27.

NJ hereby notify, that niall make application
w for certificate to be ifred in our ,.ame, for
two SHARES in the Capital Stock of the Bank of
Virgina, which were fubTcribed at No,loil. in the
name ofRobert Baylor, Other right to whiehis veaed
in us by legal Alignment from him This application
will be made in cohfequencc Of the original fcrip for
the flid two S tiARES having been loa.
Is, OLIVEIRA, FERNANDES e Co.
Norfolk, May "a, 1906. oaw 6wT.
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April 2s.
JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE BY rue SUBSCRIBERS:
a Extep(ice AHorsmens of GROCERIES,.
\ n'ong winch are the following arscles
Mufcovado fugar alIbrted iTar
Weit-ipf'ia Coffee >Thos. Leiper's Snuff
antigua & Jamaica Rum Maccouba DO.
Country do. HAVANA Segars
Cogniac & Peach Brandy Sal, Ps,rs
fioiand Gin Britahone, Nader, and
w. INDIA and Sqgar-houfe Ground Ginger in irall
Molsiiss kegs
l. r Madeira Wine ! LOCKWOOD
Port, Sherry aud Malaga Turkey Cotton
Vine NewYorJ Candles ard
Hibberts' Brown Stout Soap
Martinique and bordeaux spermaceti Candles
Cordials S-On
Bal<et Salt >'Patent Lamps
Do. in Jacks and loofe Dutch Cafes with plain
Su!ioek's Cheeie and gilt Bottles
Caldwell, Frazer & Goa Caitines aiLrted
iuperhne Chocolate Earthen and Stone Ware
Rice Wri,;p, 2. yy-,nr;,o 49,,
Nusme gs. Pepper, Ginger per -
and Pinenso Henry VIII. and Merry
Mace and Cloves Andrew Cards
oii' oives' and Capers China Places, do. Bowie
Gsn-pnwder, Young .Hy- of different Gzes
ION and Souihong Teas Do. Tea and Coffee Cups
Gamblers containing lib. ) aud saucefs
and slo. Gun-pPwdar Do. Chimney ornaments
yea { Plain and cut ct. pit. and
Picked Salmon { hall Pint Decanter,
Cut Herrings and Shad Pint, half D. &c gill Tum-
Patent fhot aGortsd biers
f and FF Gun-powdet A few fc.s Table China.
Aregular fupply Of Loaf Sugar by the hid. and.
barrel, at Philadelphia price
FISHER s. LRsUEUR.
May 27! oawtf.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
TO DE RENTED.

TO DE RENTED,
'HE large THREE Story HOUSE q, the
L Main-street eaf Of the Market, formerly oceu-
pied by Cohen and liaacs, and lately by Capt. John
Pleaants; it is good and for buiines and iuitabIe
Tor the accommodation of a large family.
ALTO. the HOUSE Formerly known by the iigu
Of the bird in HANDY at the corner of ,he iireet lea
ding 20 church hill to beth of sesc .eneplen,s gar
dens are attached. The terms will De moderate, and
made known ON application to James Whitelay, fer
jeans of the City, or TO
JACOB I. COHEN.
February IS. (iawH
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FOR SALE.


q Traa of Land, containing $50 acres, extending
A upwards of mile on James River nen-,y OPP
polite To the Weffover efa,e; one. fo'sth of it only
is cleared; there is Dwelling Houfe it, s, it has
a good landing and filming place. This land is worth
the attention Of any peron who fca, on lanes
River, or wines to realize great bargain may be
had as Ito dfehsrge an ipc,,rbrance)i, Will be Of
ered at aiuch lower price than the a purclaer gave
for tfeyen years ago. Fielding Lewis efr of Charles
city viii be good enough TO thew the land; plnts OF
il may be feen in the hands Of Mr.. Lewis and Doctor
Adams Of Richmond, and terms known from T. G
Peachy of Williamsburg. ft
Adjoining the4above ,raa is one Of the rlnh beat
tri flats James River, which has attached to- it a.
bout 1000 acres this may be lad ALTO, If it ould
iuit PuFehafer tn take the whole; the improve
rnents on this eitate are, dwelling hoife with 4
roomson Floor, kitchen and laundry, large
barn and fable, an ice houfe, fa,oke houfe large
garden well incIofed, an orchard and many choice
fruit trees The purehafer may have, from to 10
years credit, payinS moderate in.erSG.
TIC. PFACHY.
April 4. (lawtf1
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April.
RICHMOND AcADEidY LOTTERY.

NOTICE is hereby given, th1. the Truflees
y have appointed the 10 day of Auqua next. for
The payment Of the Prizes drawn in the 2nd Clas of
the above LOTTERY, at which time they will be
paid by the fubrcriber application.
1ll perions holding money account of the
iaJ Lottery, are regueaed TO make immediate pay
nient 20 one the Truees to depot the fs.ne in
the Bank of Virginia. -af'' 'nf
GEORGE TUCKER, A7i7f 7rsGcr.
June 20. (oawt16A1
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lust pUBLIsHFD,

BY DSvid Loggqcorfb, Nsg0-Totk, and far JalS
Mt me Enquirer Bookstore,
THE ADVENTURES Of TELEMAC HUS, Con
l. Of ULYssUs; from the French Of FGNELoS, by
the celebrated Joda HeveEg7Oo,b, L. L D. correet-
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cal; embeRifsed with engrayings.
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VALUABLE LOTS ATROcKErTs,
FOR SALE.


Il VIE snbfcriber intending lnortIy for Europe IS
a delrous TO fell the whole Is his Property in II
City and neghbarhood, for the greaten part Of whish
long credit will be given. The property at Rock
cts joins the upper wharf of Mer,. Picket, Pollard
and Johnlon, extending in frat line Upon the RE
YER, more than 400 feet, until bounded by the NIssi-
qps line thence running northerly upwards Of 700
feet till IL meets the ldan-Street jua at5ve the wareA
souie, where it narro~s front of near 10 .fecf.
IL has aiio front wa;cr-}reet of $50 feet On
thefs Tors are two DWELLINC HOUSES, and on
the Main-Street Store, with Smoke Houfe aud
Stable.
From the growing commerce Of the City this pro-
perty mutt ihortly ncreafc very much in value IN
asfndch as it contains the whole fpaee ON which
wharyrs can be made, above the prenlifes Of MeGs.
Pickett Pollard and Johnlcn.,
plat OF the above property may be feen, and far
Their information rcfpeang it, and his oher properly
in the neighborhood WILDE gver by the fhbfcribcr,
who will ihew.the different prerniles any perlon
wiihing to purchafe.
a comfortable bargain may be had. in any part.oe
the above property FOR cam.
JOHN BANKS.
June 81. (tl
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4 n excellent RIDING-HoRsE, for f,le; en-
IA quire of Mfr. EalIam at the Wa.hiDg,on Ta-
rH
June Oh. nf)
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ATCOCy

JORN AICOCh,
4 INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and tho pub
4 lie, he has JUN received at his Cabinet Manufae>
tory near the Fire Iuiuranee Office large aortmens
Of Windior Chairs and Settees, made in the newell
fAhion and by the beh wofkmen in the Rate any gen.
;iemfn wising tobuy, will pleafe lend their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory where they may
get good warranted work, and low TERMS either IN
tic Cabinet Ene or wiodCor Chairs.
June 6. If.
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II HE fdleritcr baqins, reiinqa;,1e4 aNoisiea af.
l. rsnnoUiHg 0tbs Htqetn Country, deems if
necs2Cay 10 igtar,u bis f;-irgds. fbzt be iafeady
prd7Jfag iatbs eowf5 efRiebmoRa county, E9sx.
Kieg and Queen, and in TIE GifyiH Of King and
Qaesn, n9ipf6e CbaHeery Court Of FYiiiA,hJ-
6ws.
er JOHN HORACE UPSHfW.
IbrH %. IT,
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ITO BE RENTED-The Tenement where
l. now refde, and pOfefIion given in time.
]. PENN.
April II. IF
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10 authorize tie fate Of 7.nnseee gse prart,, and
pfe7 tles TO certain iids fbe,ein deribed ard 10
. tte eLsisut to tie vacant and anaerep1iaied land
,rifbin tie Ta1ur.
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Iune,c4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
TIL /: JEFFERSON.
FR,pAY, March sl.

Mr. Mumfofd, from the committee to
whom was referred resolution, prohi-
bling the importation OF certain articles
lroei Great Bri.ain, reported bill 10 pro
bibit the importation OF certain goods,
wares and merchandise, which was refer
red TO committee of the whole House
on Monday.
Mr. Thomas said he wished to submit
motion 10 amend the rules of The House,
and be would, in few words. state The
reasons WHICH Influenced him.
The bill said Mr. I. for partial nom
importation OF the products and manulac-
lures Of G.. Britain, is now before us, ard
we shall soon be again engaged Oh the
subject Of our diff-rences with that natl
Oh, A subje6 which has been, and pro.
baby will be again, embraced as theme
on which much OF the precious time OF
this House has been spent, and think
its dignity prostrsted--in talking about,
aud animadvertng on, all The little, To-
cal, party divisions, which have been art
fully attempted TO be raised in different
sections of this union by designing indi.
yiduals, and newspaper writer's but which,
rs to principle, do not in reality exist.
la attempting, by low epilhets aud per
sonal allusionsi 10 crininale the present
chief magistrate Of this country, who moi
only possesses the entire confidence, and
is he pride and boast of almost unani-
NOES America but who has been eulo.
gizsd throughout Europe, AID the Whole
civilized world, fer the sslutary measures.
which he has Recommended aud adopted
20 lc1sen his own patronage, to Ilghlen
the burdens Of The people, TO preserve
psacc, and to render their Independence
, freedom and happiness, permanent and
secure, ald whose political lie will be
Transmitted 10 posterily, IN the fares pa
Bes OF history, as model Of public var.
Tue, and true patriotism. In canvasSing
for The election Of another President, ard
IN attempting to excite jealouses, and
Disturb the harmony aud nnanimty sl
the macon, at ibis momenlpus c,,sIs---
Besides The low personal sbusej which,
while that subject was before under con.
siGeralioo, has been levellea at great
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The qNes:ian vas than taken on the re.
solution, which was rejeSted-only so
msmbers rose in favor oil il.
The House considered The report, when
the
frrst resolution was agreed to-Ycas
7s-Nays SO.
The SECOND agreed ,o-Yeas 9l-Nays
81.
Aud the third disagreed to--Yeas S.
Nays ~.
Whereupon committee was appoint
ed 10 bring in bill.
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MIR tso2 was likewise in favor oil an
immediate agreement TO the resolution,
aud remarked that it was exactly the
thing solicited the last session by the
Post master gcoetsl.
. Mir Sm!ie said. il was proper that an
enquiry should be made wheusver there
were any allegations OF criminailsy w,,h.
out such allegations he W Is not ready to
vote for this cDquiry-should they be
made he should be ready To vote for il.
= Mr. Clark said he had stated, what he
thought would have been distinctly heard
throughout the House, that he had been
well informed, and which he believed
could be established by unexcep,ionable
testimony, that the Post master-generai
had conspired against the representatives
ofthe people by attempting to seduce =
press in favor of claim he had before
The House.
MIR Smile observed that he had not
before heard this allegation stated-Hav-
Il ing heard it, he was ready to vote in ia
vor of the enquiry.
MIR Sloan said the resolution ought to
unite all descriptions of members in its
favor-those friendly TO its object, those
inimical oft, and if there were any, those
neuter to it; especially after the reques,
made by the os,-masler-general at the
last session TO the same effect.
The resolution was then agreed Ia
without division, aud committee of en-
quiry appointed, consisting of Messrs
Clark, Roger Nelson, Bidweii, ]. Clay
Pitkin, d. r. Williams, and Clinton.
The bill authorising the erection Of q
BRIDGE across The, POIO MIC was
read the third time; Oh the passage oil
which the yeas and nays were taken, and
were-Yeas 6l-Nays 50. So that this
long contested mearure has al length OBJ
tanned, SO far as to receive the approbati,
on of the House of Representatives..
| The resolution agreed 10 yesterday re.
lative to Mr. Nissen, the Danish Consul
was brought IN enrolled, and agreed To-.
About ? o'clock Mr. ID. X. William.
! said he had motion TO make, which re-
Cured he galleries to be cleared. They
were accordingly cleared.
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70 tAe senate and HlN4se q Re.resenlta

TO TIE Senate and House Of Rchrcsenfl-
nves Of ne U. S:afes.
Il was reasonably expected that while
The limits between the territories of the
u. States and Of Spain were unsettled
neither party would have innovaled on
the existing state of their respective po-
siiioDs. Some time since, however, we
learnt that The Spanish authorities were
advancing into the dispu ed coun,rf, to
occupy new posts aud make new settle
men,s. Uowi.ling to take any measure
which might preclude a.peaceable accom-
mediation of differences, the officers Of
the u. States, were ordered 10 fine
themselves within the country on this
side Of The Sabine river, which, by deli
very, Of its principal post, Na,chitoches,
was understood 10 have been ilselfdeiIver-
ed up by Spain; and, at the same time,
TO PERM, no adverse post 10 be IakeG, nor
armed men to- remain, within il. In Con-
sequence Of these orders, The command
lag officer at Natchtcches, learning that
party of Spanish troops had crossed the
Sabine river, and were posting themselves
on this side the Adais, sent detachment
Of his force 10 require them 10 Withdraw
TO the o;her side OF the Sabine, which
they accordingly did.
y have thought 1t proper to communi
cate To Congress the letters detailing this
incident, that they may fully understood
the state ofihings in that quarter, and be
enabled 10 make such provision for lis
securily, as. in their VISIONS they shall
deem sufficient. -
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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.
ltaiaRsafs iha, goyernment must have
vstroi'u,, edsons 10 ll.iuk that the Cape OF
Coed fIn9e has been taken by the ex-
petition under SIR u. baird. Three
transport, '~uh pi-,>is,ons Fave sailed
from Portsmouth for the Cape. l, was
reported some time ago thai this expe
,tli,ion would 6rst make an attempt on
some part of Spanish America, but ii
seems TO have been unfounded.
Our troops are arrived from the con'i-
nent. Forty sail of transports with the
troop arrived on Saturday in Yarmouth
Roa9s--,hey we're to have proceeded to
NE Downs diteet, but the wind prevent.
ed them. l, is supposed they will be
landed at Yarmouth.
We understand Mr.. Fox has already
sent dispatches 10 our ministers at foreign
courts, announcing the change in our
ministry, adding that his wish is to re-
store peace to all Europe. If report be
true, it is Mr. Fox's intention to make
peace with France, leaving the Boulpgne
il,tilia, as it now is; and he proposes 10
guard against the dangers of its exist
encs by compelling every man in this
/. country capable OF bearing arms, TO learn
+. sne use of,hem. The whole of our male
population of this description is to be en-
relied, called out occasionally in divis
I. ons, and ready on any sudden emergen.
cy To take the field.
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TUESDAY, March IS.

On motion of Mr. Mumford the House
resolved itself into committee OF the
whole-MR. NICHOLSON in the chair
on the bill prohibiting the importation of
CERTAIN lBrillsh1 goods, wares and mer-
chandisc.
The articles enumerated In this bill are
the same as those contained i'll the reso-
luton on which il was framed.
Mr. Mumford moved 10 fill the blank left
for the time, when the bill is to take eff
tect, with 18th November next.
MIR ]. Clay moved the first of January,
and MIR windshield the first of July.
Mr. Mumford said while they were char
ging foreign government with surpris-
ing their commerce, he hoped they would
not do the same thing themselves. lie
was therefore opposed to the first of July,
and in favor CT the 18th November.
Mr. Bidwell spoke in favor Of filling the
blank with the 18Th of November, and
Mr. Biackledge in favor oil The FIRST of Ju-
ly.
On agreeing to the first of January the
House divided--Ayes 37-Noes 67--the
federal members voting in the affirma
tive.
On agreeing to the l5th Of November,
81 members rose on the affirmative side
carried. On this question the federal
members likewise voted in the afirma-
tive.
On motion of MIR aIumford, blank was
hiied, so as to make The secton amended
read as follows:
"Woollen cloth, whose invoice price
shall exceed JsUe shllings sterling fer
squire yard"
MIR j. Clay moved TO add to the emu
merated articles blank books, which m OH.
on was disagreed to--Ayes 39--Noes $ l..
A motion, made by Mr. Barker 10 add
iron hoHo1o 1vare, shared The same fate
Ayes 38-Noes Sc,
Alter some further amendments, not
touching the principle of the bill, the
committee rose and reported their agree
ment to the bill.
The House Immediately considered &
agreed TO the amendments, and ordered
The k.ll 10 be engrossed for third read
ing tomorrow without division.
On motion of Mr.. Dawson the House
'cSohSu hsSH iltO q committee OF the
whole ON the state of the union--MR.
GRECO In the chair--on the resolutions
for the better protection of our ports and
hafbors.
The fret resolution for appropriating
10000 dollars Tor the better protection
OF ports and harbors was agreed to With
out debate--Ayes 63--Noes so.
The second resolution was read for the
appropriation Of 25o, 900 dollars for build.
ing gun boats.
Mr. Dawson moved to strike out this
sum and leave blank, with the view Of
filing it with larger sum in case the
third resolution should be disagreed to.
This motion was disagreed to--Ayes
IS.
When the resolution was agreed to-
Ayes 70.
The third resolution was read, appro.
priaung 100000 dollars towards the build
ing oil six line OF battle ships.
MIR Newton moved TO strike out ego 600
dollars, and line Of battle ships, so as to
coDhne the resolution to an appropriation
generally, Tor naval purposes.
This motion was lost Ayes 10.
When Messrs. Masters, Lyon 5. Cook,
spoke at considerable length in favor of
the resolution.
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c o N G. r. L S S.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
'rBunsDAY, March 90.

THURSDAY, MarCh ~.
A communication was received from
the Post.Mlaster, General, comprising a
statement Of contracts made for carrying
the mel.
.15e following message spas received from
Ele President gf tie q. States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
AN ACT

To extend ju,isd!cfion IN certain cases 10
stdfcju&sesond sfafe courts.
DE IL enacted 6y hie Senate and House
Of Retire SIGNATURES Of he Unired StGscs Of
.1me,ica ia Congress essaDa6itd, That the
respective county courts within, or next
adjoining the revenue districts herein az
fec mentioned, shall be, aud are here
by authorised to take cosnizapce Of al
complaints and prosecutions for fines, PEI
nalties, and forfeilurss arising under the
revenue laws OF the United States in The
districts of Champlsio, Sacket Hatbor,
Oswcgo, Geuesee, Niagara and Buffaloe
Greek in the state Of New.Yoik, and
in the district of Presque lsIc, in the
state Of Pennsylvania, ard The dls,r6i At.
tornies Of New Yofk and Penas, l.ania res
|peetiyeiy,are hereby autboi iAed and dr. c.
led TO appoint, by warra;t an attvfi.sy as
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by counsellor Of state appointed G.. ),
purpose BY the arch chancellor Of ,b.. 10Y.
,pire. -Ss,. 81 \
ARTICLE III.
Of tbe education # The princes and s,ir,,n.

0f tie education # the princes and s,i.,,n. !.
NE imperial be9it. ~
XXVL. The emperor regulates evtv H.
that concerns the education OF the children a Y
princes aud Princeaes OF his kouir. H. soa.
and reyokes at will tho(c who are CHARGED ~
it, and determines the places when. it i, tos
performed. s
XVII. All the princes born in III. 4 d,
hefeditament ihall be brought up tos.,b., !,
oy the fame precep,ors and eff e,s, either i )"
palace which the emperor irhabits, OF in ,n,I
palace, within ten m),iamet,a lao Ica,u,'Is
his habitable residence. fq
xviii. Their eourfe of education A.,
begin ar the aee Of seven years, aud lhaN s's
when they have attained their sixteenth y,m
The Children of tlof. who have diNrguhJ
theE,ielves by their fervices may be adaiasd /,
aac emperor TO hare The advantages oft.
HXlX. The cafe happening wherein p,r,
in the order OF heredisament, ihall alc.Dd ,G
reign throne, he lhall be holden, wh,n his nj.
children have attained the age Of feyen y,,m
to iend them to the above mea,isned hopt
there 70 Eece!ye their edu a,ion,