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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
PUBLIC SALE.

y 4 4 4 1 - -
nURSUANT to . decree of the circuit
court of the United States for the nth
circuit and district of Virginia, will be sold at
public auction on the TIN day of January next,
at the town of Occaquan in the county OF
( Prince William, about forty likely Virginia
born Slaves, consisting OF men, women, ana
children, among which, are lumber OF boys
and girls, of from to l5years OF age. These
slaves have been brought up in the neighbor-
hood of Occaquan, and have tor some years
past been under the management OF the late
James Lawson dec'd.-and nave been hereto
fore commonly called Lawson $ slaves hey
will be sold for cash.
Under the same decree, will also be sold,
at public auction, Oh the 8th day OF January
next, at the same place, sundry tracts OF
Land lying in the counties of Fairfax & Prince
William, formerly 1nortgaged by John Sem
ME to the said James Lawson, deceased.s--------
These tracts of land are situated In the neigh
borhood of the town of Occoquan, and some
Of them bind upon the Occoquan river hey
are well known in that neighberhood by the
name of Lawson's Land, and could be sheWn
by most Of the landholders in that part OF the
country Those who may be inclined TO pc
come purchasers of these lands, may obtain
accurate information of the situation and con-
teH..s Of the tracts, by applying to Mr.. Robert
Radcliffe, of Fairfax county, who hath lately
made surveys Of the greater part OF them
The lands will be sold in tracts or divided SO
as TO accommodate purchasers, and thIs VIII
Be arranged On. the day OF sale. The terms OF
sale will be, one fourth part OF the purchase
money to be paid in one year from the day OF
sale, and the patent to be. secured by bond
with approved secprity--the other three
fourths IN three equal annual installmentts tAe
payment OF the first ofthese instailnents COM
mencing ct the end Of two years from the day
Of sale, and to be secured by the bonds-ot rhe
purchaser. A mortgage will also By required
upon the lands purchased, to secure the pay
ments of the whole Of the purchase money
Deels will be made by the Commissioners
upon securing the payments - the manner
a.sove mentlonea. >,
One or more of the commissioners VIII q. at
tend at Occaquan, with Mr.. Robert itadeA!fe
the surveyor, OH the 5th and 9Th OF January
next, for the purpose OF giving to persons m
c]ined to purchase those lands such lntormatl7
on as may be in their power. touchnn Is the u
tie, situation, and boundaries Ct the oiSiesest
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
Second Notice.


ouch of the creditors Of John fzfckmaa
~ and Co. late Of Alexandra, as have come
nto the terms upon which the said Join isick~
nssn and Co. surrendered their property to tle
nse of their creditors, are required to attend,
IN nerson, with, or to transmit the evidence o.
their debts against the said Hickman and %.
duly proved, to the subscriber, residing IN A.
lex sd,dria, OF, or before the 10th day OF July
next, to enable the subscriber to make small
Dividend among the creditors OF sum OF me-
ney in the hands of one Of the creditors gsslld-
inc, in Alexandria. !,
The interest upon the debts to pc calculated
-to,the slstof May, 1895, the time wncn the
said John. Hickman and CO. surrendered up
their property.
d JunetT: :,
n. B. The postage Of letters to be paid ;,
~ Tive above Dividend is postponed
IN consequence of several creditors not having
come forward with their accounts This IS
therefore to give notice, that2in fifteen days
from this date, ] am required to- make a dlyl-
dend, and all those whose claims are not hand
ed in, properly proven, on or before that u,ne'
Will be excluded the benefit OF SAID dividend
1ss''2 GEORGE cLEMEN'TSoN:
3 r -l.- e ~ ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
UBLIC SALE.
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

r WILL offer at public sale, at Her'sdon's
) tavern, -n the town Of fredericksburg, on
ERID.4Y, the second day of JANUARY next, i
fair, if not, the next fair day, for cash; ts
.Betucen So and 90 N Neg
Lately attached to the Chatham estate, con-
sisting Of laborers and tradeslnen, Of different
Kinds, such as carpenters, blacksrnitfs, &c
sc. Also, good miller, cook, gardener, train
sr of horses, and same valuable house SER"
yanta. They are, for the number, as likely,
and IS valuable sci of negroes as any'in Nir-
sin;a: also, some work horses aad farming
utensils. Should any personih the neishboa-
hosd be disposed to purchase al private ssles
prior to the said day, / Will be ready to treat
With them.
I spiR elsa sell, az P,Iuate Salees
some Lots in the town of Fredericksburg,
my Lands adjoining Stafford courthouse, my
7 ,.nds in West1noreand and Richmond coun
ties. and my Farm called Ctark's, on tie Rap
pshannock river, about three miles below Frs
dericksbuTg. -,
The Place Of Sale of the above property viii
be Belps Ta4ern, in, the town OF Falmouth,
where an agent will attend the two days pre-
ceding the day.of sale, to treat with those who
may wish to purchase at private sale.
William Fitzhugh.
November 4. ceds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
just publishsd,
BY ROBERT GRAY, at his Book and Staff
onary Store, Ki,g-street,
ORIGINAL ANECDOTES
OF FREDERICK the Second,

ORIGIN AL ANEC)O Id
aCfFKEDEkICK the Second,
KLAG or PRUSSIA,
Aud CT his Family, his Court. his Ministers.
his Academies, and lis Literary Friends -.
Collected during familiar intercourse oftwen-
ty wears with that Prince. Translated from
the French Of Dieudonne 7hiebauh, Professor
of BeNes Lettres, in the Academy OF Berlin
Printed on Gne vove paper, with good type,
Z in two volumes, octa-o5 Price, in boards, tour
dollsrs-bound In sheep, FIVE dollarS-bound
IN CALI and elegantly gilt, six dollars.
Just Receved, and to, Sale as a6oue,
Goldsmith's History. OF England, abridged
Cor the use. of schools.
Do. do of Rene.
Webster's Grammar, Clark's Nepos, .Mair's
Introduction. looks Pantheon. Ruled Music
Paper, and English and German Almanaoss
for 1907
- Ind He foNo,ving Lase Books:
Bacon's abridgement, vols, Price &sf
SO cents.
Espanasse's reports, ) VOLS. w
Dallas's reports, 3 vols. SIS
East's reports, 8 vols. complete, $50
Wison's law lectures, , vols $40 50 ctA4
Sulhvan's lectures, So
Peake's nisi prins, DDS.
-- Evidence, in boards, ads. IS Cts.
R. Gray,
Has lately published, new and elegant ed.
ton, greatly enlarged, of
Modern Philosophers or Terrible
Iracto1atlon
A Poem, addressed to the Royal College OF
Physicians, London, by Christopher Caustic
NJ. D. A.. S. S. Price, in boas, 2 dollars---,
in plain sheep. . dollars so sents--in calfand
elegantly gilt, 8 dollars.
Life and -Pontihcate of Leo the tenth, by
William Roscoe, in 4 volumes, octave. Price
in boards, 10 dollars--in sheep, - dollars
in calf and gilt, a dollars,
on HAND,
A large stock of Books, in the different
, branches of science and literature, and q very
extensive assortment Of School Books, anH
other articles suitable for country sales.
November A. dst&oawlStJaA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
Flour, for Family Use,

A constant supply Of best -superEne Flour,
of Rayensworth Brand, for family use and b.
kers, will be kept at Mr.. Thomas lrWins
warehouse, at the lower end OF King street
.ltao for Sale.
A few hundred bushels of old Corn, for
cash only.
Decen,ber 8. law stan
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
N @ T / c. E.

a few copies of the AMERICAN CAR
DENER, fox sale by Robert Gray, at his Sta
soaary Store, kiagsstreet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03

TSe sesa,s depending upon the coalition
hew trtmiog in Europe against France,
may be considered the most momeutous OF
spy sistr the birth of our Saviour. allihe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
on HAND,

A large stock of Books, in the difsrent
branches of science and literature, and very
extensive assortment Of School Books, and
other articles suitable for country sales.
November A. >astSoaW tAvAR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
EDUCATION.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public, that he will continue his
School at his house IN the lower end of
Albeniarle county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin languages, the Engiish
language Dramatically, Comhosition, and
the Rudiments of the Mathematics.
His price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twenty-ci,sat pounds for ten mcnths, one
third in advance, the balance at the cxp;-
ration of the term-Two months of the
year, May and October, are allowed as va
cation. Where washing and nending are
done, his price is thirty-two pounds, terms
as above-For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds; one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, may rest assured, that par
ticuiar attention will be paid to their mo-
rails, and every assistance afforded to pro-
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
eosed to educate their daughters, / would
poard six or eight little girls.
JAMES G. WADDIL
October 9TH, 1906 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
IN Council, Seht. q. isbs.

Ia Eouncit, SEPT. %, 1906.
1t is advised that Mr.. M'Rae and Mr..
Aylett be appointed committee to count
the money in the treasury on the LIST OF Oct.
next. -
Extract from the minutes,
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, elk. cl.
The treasurer being injoined to close the
accounts of his Office on the 3Oth day of
September annually-We the undcrwrit-
ten, thereto appointed by the executive, Gas
appears by the foregoing copy of their or
dei) repaired to the treasury on the morn.
ing of the 1st of Oct. in order to ascertain
the amount of money and other facilities in
the treasury, received on public account,
and constituting the balance due thcrcfrom
on the 3oth day of Sept 1906.
Upon examination, we find the balance
actually on hand to be 121,763 dollars and
o2 cents, which has been deposited by the
treasurer in the Bank of Virginia.
.Hcrander M'Rae.
FPiiGaa1 .fyfctt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

4 list of one Hogshcad Tobacco remain-
L n ing in Gray's Greek Warehouse, with
the mark. number, weight and the name Of
the person for whom it was inspected, which
II not Claimed agreeably to law, will be sold
at Surry court house on the fourth Tuesday
III February next Qlat being court day.
~. Is. No. 178, Gross 1543, Tare Ids, Nett
1898. Damaris Birdsong.
PfLAND u DAVIS, INSPECTORS.
Surry county, 99th Oct. 1906. ew
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
In the House Of Delegates, December 10, 1906.

Npe partoftn
Ters the following eport, ~
following which ""e'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

BY disbursements and discounts from
the first day of October 1906. to tine
3Oth day of September 1906, both
inclusive, as appears by the receipts,
(the corresponding vouchers exam
ined and destroyed by the commit
r., zee a29,460 OF
the soth day Of September 1906, 122.Asa 50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

On account Of the purchase of unap-
ProPr'atcd isnd 400 81
Inspectors Of tobacco . ss aa1 o.
Sundry persons for the redemption of
their land returned for the non.nav-
ment OF the taxes 1869 81
cluding $3.50 on account of the d.
vidend on the state shares in the
James river company 1890 o.
Mllita unes 1904 81
Hesister OF the hnd-ofhce 1,49o SO
Composition surveys 90
Certificate tax 1oe 80
Bank of Virginia 7.o47 90
8 451,9s2 CO.
ast Of October, 1906. Errors excepted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

On ee0unto fhe purchase land 400 400 So
From returned for the non a2a'7 81
From ndry including $3.50 dividend he 1852 81
N;iSaS "e james river company
Register ofte land Office 1904 Sc
Ceuhat
kof vrsiia ios a.
Making blceem 80
beh 1905 the sum of s45ioss &C.
discount the aa469 statement
TO leaving
s2ans there were s1ai o2 actually daofSe
ln the
that by mistake the of received Cemfe
the difference between the certified ninth
eako
and !" MS account which 0N'
f@eaid e inherent entries ch error
also mined
interest," mas rene thereof
to "'"'0
Disbursement" Discounts made
5 ] M B s ss sS5ss isa s;
Salaries sS%@
sasr.of ue Revenue, = ,Sz@@
or eanpta manuaeory ofaans
ss ss sss sszaf i @ sss s
nehmandpu Guard :.
sa%Ps ing the Pe enssraT g no4 ~, 1850
hps Once % including '
ets
Dnaie ca a ce Warehouse on the Canal
srver
E@ ssas on sa 9f ss kp $500
@ sss a s Of si ss sss %
g S.sSass sP Ss: 's9 1906 $50" 4ss55
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
The Subscriber,

Inc subscriber,
THINKS proper to give notice, he has re-
sumed the practice Of the law, and purpo-
ses regular attendance in the Court of Ap-
pcals, the Federal Court, and the High
Court of Chancery, holden in the city Of
Richmond, Ito which place ne is now pre-
pairing to remove his residence.) Due atten-
tion will be paid to such business as may
be committed to his care.
WILLIAM COWAN.
Lunenburg, Nov. IL. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
JOHN PUMFREY,
Book-Binaer G Sfaf1oney,

II EGS leave to inform his friends and
the pubic, that he has removed to the
House formerly occupied by Messrs. Duns
mure and Turner, two doors below his old
stand, where he keeps on hand, made Of
materials of the first quality, and best work.
manship,
rERIE9r OF
Letter Books, Record Books,
Invoice do. Sheriffs do
rooacco do Pocket Lcdgers,
pay 90. Memorandum Books
Journals Ledsers, ruled and plain,
account Current Copy Books,
Books, Cyphering do.
Bill Books, SC. &c &c.
Receipt do.
With veriety of other articles used in
Mercantile and Legal Professions, which
he offers for sale On the most liberal
terms.
He has also for SAle,
Writing Paper of all kinds,
Drawing do.
Blue Blotting and Cartridge do.
Wrapping do.
Parchment and Pasteboards,
Ink Powder, Black and Red,
Japan and Common Ink,
Durable Ink, for marking Oh Linen with
pen,
Ink-Stands of various kinds,
Pocket Books and Tablets,
Onills and made Pens Of various prices,
Pcnknives,
Sportsmen's s. Pocket do.
Playing Cards,
Message do.
Rivers Water Colors, and India Ink,
Led Pencils Black and Red,
Camel Hair Pencils,
States and Slate Pencils, SIC. sc.
Likewise an assortment of School Books.
and Paper Hangings-Books ruled and
bound to any patten.
Orders faithfully executed, and Book
binding of evevery description performed
with fidelity and dispatch.
n. B. Elegant Looking-Glasses * Prints
in FURNISHED Gold Frames.
Nov. 81. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

Richmond Old School.
iHE subscribers take the liberty to inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
their School will be continued the ensuing
year, and will be open for the reception Of
| Pupils, on Monday the fifth of January, at
their School room, on the back-street, near
the Courthouse and immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rea-
ding, Writing, sc. IS per ann. READING
and Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, OF any one of
the last mentioned branches of education
per ann. to be paid quarterly, and one
doiiar entrance with each Scholar, to de-
| Tray the expense OF fuel. Hours of atten-
dance as usual, and until eleven O'clock ON
saturdays for the Grammar and Geopra-
ply classes.
E;..-Q Richardson.
IpiLliam Richardson, Jr.
klchmond, Dec. 1st, 1906. than
h'CAY and COWAN,
HAVE jus, received by the late arriyale from,
London, alarge and fashionable assortn,ent
ot WATCHES. with variety of articles Of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK al
70. an assortment of WATCH MAKERS,
TOOLS and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wit, ,be;-
former stock. renders their Apartment very o..
ne'a,--an of which they offer ., the lowest pri.
ces for cash p''
Richmond oaober 9th, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
TheputI cresnr yhetyee

To,balance pr. settlement on the first
day of October 1905, 1913 1oo 40
Received from that date, viz
from Sheriffs
On ACCOUNT of the re uar,i,e 90. q e LOO -. -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
September Q9.

At O'Clock this morning, Mr.. Johnson,
the messenger, arrived at the Secretary os
states Office with dispatches from Lord
i.auderdale. He was landed Yesterday at
ioea., from Kangaroo sloop. It reported
that before he left Paris, Napoleon and Tai
leyrand had both quilted that capital!
September SO.
we are persuaded the public will feel
very great satisfaction in hearing that Mr..
ENhite5rcad has accepted the Secretary at
War.-IVc congratulate the country on :he
accession of such an able coadiusor to the
present vigorous Administration.
decree of divorce mas been formally
published 1T Paris, OF the marriage between
Jerome bonaparte, and Miss Patterson, of
Baltimore. Report SAYS, that brother Jc-
rome IS TO be Immediately united to a TO-
reign Princess.
1t is not impossible that hostilities will
nave commenced in the course of the pre-
sent week between the French and prus
SLAMS. Sonaparte left ST. Cloud last We'd
ncsday night, TO take the command cf the
army. The Moniteur, which announces IL,
says, "that it is supposed the emperor pt-o.
ceeds towards Mayence. There is no
doubt that he will put Himself at the head
or that part OF his forces which is conccn-
trated on the Saxon frontier. From The
circumstance OF his departure from Paris,
1T is OBVIOUS that the usual mode of negncia-
uon has failed; and that whatever adjust
mcnt may hereafter take place, will be ar
ranged at the head OF the respective ar
mes. Bonaparte may conceive hopes of
negotiating to more advantage with the
sword in his hand, than in the amiclble
conferences which tool. place between Kno-
beidort, and Tallcyrand, at Paris. 1t is
not, indeed, impossible that, previous to any
general action, he may propose an inter-
view to his Prussian majesty, and endea-
vor to effect, in personal conference,
what had been in vain attempted, by their
respective ministers. 1t is clear that h,.
has prepared to treat as well as fight, fer
Taleyrand has followed him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
By Last Nght's NAL.
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. %.
BY The President Of The United States Of
.8n,e7fcd.
n PPOCLNNITTOM

II PPOCLH17.d7TOM
WHEREAS information has been recei-
we'd that sundfy persons, citizens of the u
nited States, or residents within the same,
arc conspirins and confederating together
to begin and set on foot, provide and pre-
pnre the means for military expedition
or enterprise against the dominions OF Spain,
that tor this purpose they are fitting out s.
arming vessels in the western waters of the
United States, collecting provisions, arms,
military stores, and other means, are de-
ceiving and seducing honest and well mean
ING citizens under various pretenccs, to en-
gage IN their criminal enterprises, are orr
ganizing, offering and arming themselves
tor the same, contrary to the laws in such
cases made and provided :-------I have
therefore thonght fit to issue this PRO-
CLAMATION, warning and enjoining all
faithful citizens who have been led without
due knowledge NJ consideration to partici-
pate in the said unlawful enterprises, to
withdraw from the same without delay
and commanding all persons whatsoever,
engaged or concerned in the same, to cease
aitturther proceedings therein, as they will
answer the contrary at their peril and in
cur prosecution with all the rigors of the
law.-And I hereby enoin and require all
cheers, civil and military, of the Un .cd
States, or OF any ofthe states or territories.
and especially all governors, and other ex-
ecatiye authorities. all judges, justices and
other officers OF the peace, all military off
GERS of the army or navy of the United
states, and officers of the militia, to be vi
gi!ant each within his respective depart
ment, and according to ais functions, in
searching ont, and bringing TO conciign pu-
nishment, all persons engage or concer-
ned IN such enterprize, in scizing and de-
tanning, subject to the dispositions of the
law. all vessels, arms, military stores or o.
thcr NEAR provided or providing for the
same, and in general in preventing the
! carving on such expedition or enter-
prize, by ali the lawful means, within
their power and / require all good and
faithful citizens, and others within the
United States. to he aiding and assisting
herein, and especially in the discovery, APP
prehension and bringingto Justice Of all such
offenders, in preventing the execution of
their unlawful designs, and in giving infor-
nation against them to the proper autho-
rites.
In testimony whereof have caused
the seal of the United States
to he affixed to these presents,
and have signed the same with
(sEAL.) my hand. Given at the CITY
OF Washington On the twenty
seventh day Of November, on c
thousand eigit hundred and
six, and in the wear the sove-
rcigrty and Independence of
the UTited States the thirty
first.
(Ngned,)
TIL: JEFFERSON.
By the President,
(&Sned, }
JAMES MADISON,
Secretary IF State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bid.
w der, on Friday the 9th of January next,
If fair, otherwise the next far day, at the
house of Mr.. John Swinny, adjoining the
premises, the LANDS belonging to HAMP-
DEN SYDNY COLLEGE, which lie in the
upper end of Prince Edward county. The
said lands are. situated on the South and
North Forks of A pomattox river, near
where the Buckingham road crosses the
river, and are very convenient to some Of
the James river Inspections, being within
fifteen miles of Bent creek. There are by
a late survey between twelve and thirteen
hundred acres, and may be conveniently
laid off into four different tracts to suit pur-
chasers. The whole of this land lies re-
markably well, is of. fne quality, and highly
recommended to purchasers, as well wor.
thy of their notice. The sale will be- on one,
two and three years credit, the purcha-.
sers to give bonds with good security, to
carry interest from their dates. Those in
clined to purchase, will have an opportuni-
ty of viewing the land by app wing to Mr..
Nathan Scruggs, living thereon, or Mr.
John SFvinny
By order ofthe Trustees.
James Morton
Charles Scott.
lillian, "a. Watkins.
.ss Isaac Read.
November, 25th, 1906. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

Asa party, therefore, possessing either
consequence or weight, the Fox,tes are
defunct-an event upon which we most
sincerely congratulate the country. They
must submit to the Grenvilles. They may
show themselves more frequently at pub
lick meetings. they may make more noise !;
they may deliver longer speeches they
may appear upon the stage, 6ut they are
nos the managers I; they may appear before
the curtain, but the public see clearly
that they are moved about by the Grenvilles
just tike those Puppets which open their
eyes and mouths, and throw about their
hands and arms upon pulling wire
between their legs.-They are the dancing
figures. but the Grenvilles are the show
men.--COa,ier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
NAPOLEON.
PHILADELPHIA, November 81.

A series of ESSAYS under the SIGNATURE of
PAc1FIcALoa, has appeared in the Virgi-
ma Argus, published at Richmond thew
have been extended to Is SAUNDERS, and dis
cussed with much ability and strength the
topics contended for hv the English pamphlet
called g Var ia Ci@guSe." which they
controvert with great force and success.
This is the general character of the ESSAYS,
on some particular points, we do not en-.
trey agree with the writer; on some we
woui! go farther than hc has gone but
we should certainly think tie ESSAYS well
worthy Of a republication in the hnighbIst
Consequently as congress will of ncces-
sity have the topic frequently before them
land the English government is expen.
ding considerable sums in publications hos.
tile toour national rights, to the law of M
TONS, the rights ct neu,rals and even of our
national government aurora.