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PUBLIC SALE.

IHTILL be sold, at public sale, for ready
wv money, on the premises, on Wed
neselay the 18th day OF August next, the cs~
tate called CLIFTON, ON Paather-Skin, in
Lsudoan. county, consisting of EOS acres OF
land, on which was formerly erected mer
chant and saw mill dissiilery, &c. or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to raile $500 deI'
las and the costs Of suit, to satisfy Josaah
Tidball.
Tais sale is made pursnant to decree OF
the county court of Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be given By
The Commissioners.
S July1s. a. dts
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Tc be Rented,

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry -streets--toget
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
a two story Brick Dwelling House.
lor ternis sf7iyto
jonathan and M. Scholhsh.
& Nav l. 60
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Notlce is hereby gwen

NOTICE is heTeDy gwen
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
TsHAT Dividend of Three and Half
l per Ceat. on the Capitol Stock of said
Bank, far the half year, ending this day, is
declared and will bsrcsdy to be paid toshsm
on THURSDAY next the 9Th instant.
By orSer of the President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin,
CASHIER.
Bank Of Alexandria,
July s. III 2tawAw
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Public Sale.

-
Pursuant totae last viii and testament OF Gap
tain John Hzrher, deceased, will De sold'
to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th
asy Of August next, at four O'Clock IN ms
AFTERNOON, tie following
Very ya5uable Property
I'm THE TOWN OF ALExANpRIA, VIE.
~ yE piece of Ground, lying on the south
side Of Frankln-street, and on. the west
SIDE Of Potomac beginning at the IN
sStcrses1ion of the said streets, being one hum
,dred and twenty-five feet to the eastward OF
Water, and running westwardly With Frank
lin-street thirty-two feet SIX inches, from
hence southwardly eighty eight feet three
inches and one halt. :
One other piece lying ON the west SIDE OF
Union street, and to the southwark OF Frank
lin street, beg ginning on Union-street one hun.
t,resi and rs feet seven inches to the southwark
Of Franklin street, and running northwardlyy
with Union street SO feat inches and an
half thence westwardly 50 feet 6 inches
Also, one half acre Of ground lying at the iilr
tersecsion of Royal and Gibbon streets.
Mary Harper, Earx.
VIM. Hartshorne,
Samuel Craig. :.
VIM. Herbert.
July 81. dts
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FOR SALE,
On a credit, or 10 Be rente

Cna credit, or 10 Be renfed,
TEN ACRES oil. GROUND,
HASpsosKLr situated, about three quarters
Of a mile from town, and on. the main road
leading from Alexandria to Georgetown and
Warrington. For particulars enquire of
TIE Printer.
July "a. cost
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HE SUBscRiBERs
Being aeRrous Of briae1xs The affairs Of ne lq5e
frv, Of THOMPSON and, VEITcH, 90 e
anal close, oEFER FOR SALE fbe. JolIsgp's-.
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For Sale by the Subscribers.
Lisbon Catpeting for summer, Of different
qualities, 80. .
casks,
Window Glass of different sizes,
Mould Candles of a superior quality IN
small boxes,
Soft shclled Almonds in bags,
A quantity Of patent Iron hsllew ware.
r. T. .Hooe & Co.
Nne l. co
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TO Sell or Rent,

Sundry LOTS in Alexandria-Als seve.
raj in the city of Washimgsoh. For terms ap-
ply to SARAH PORTER.
February IA. 2aw
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A Miller Wanted.
&F To Man who underRam}s The

NJ = lVAdH WIG uIuGIEafsuS the
Mlahng Buslaess, and San produce good re-
nslaslo1ls Tor Industry, sobriety, &c. Ii.
eesal wages will b given by applying to
ID. MILLER.
90 d.
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rfJs RECnVED,

IUsf RE ca 4 ED,
4 fresh syoply d Or. Hheat0n's patent
ise6 Ointms,a and 7aupdses Bsttsrs, }
For SALE By n. G 8 a.,
bookseller, King -street, Alexandra.
June g. iaW.,nL So.
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To Parents, Guardians, & Teachers
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.
October Is.

ENF the great efficacy OF the Patent a71d Fa-
~ nIzyllfedicines, preparedby the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which fer near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
celebrity hitherto unequalled
Phsladelzta:a, ydngust9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
Of others, the excellent quality Of HAMIL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, ] have sent you the following account OF
/ the benefit ] have received from it, which |
hope will induce others to give it a trial. In
consequence Of a bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently / have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate sufocation. Add to
these constant pain inmy breast and cough,
a great loss of strength and flesh, and you Taay
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. The advice OF
most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards second was called In, without Civ
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,,
advised n1eto gzve Hamilton Eknir a trial, sag
4ng, he had used it in his Practice, and Arrays
found it do much good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, aud found relief before I
had taken one half Of it. continued to use
it and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
siless. On taking cold, same of my formed
symptoms rsturn, but are always removed by
dose crtwe of the elixir
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Budd-street, Philadelphia
Mrs. II. Lee.
From Luther Martin, Esq. late .4tterney-gc-
neral ofthe State Of Maryland.
] comply with your request in stating my
opinion of Hamilton's Elixir. 1t has been used
in my family for two or three years past, with
uniform success, whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary have myself found it an excel
leEt and agreeable remedy for very painful
and troublesome affection ofthe breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with distracted and
difficult breathing.
On these accounts I do not hesitate to re-
commend Harni ton's Elixir as valuable me-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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HAMILTON'S ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best. remedy for
coughs, colds, asthmas, hooping-cough, APP
preaching consumptions, and 1aost disorders
Of the breast and lungs. This preparation vii!
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness of speeck, &c. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords immedi-
ate reHeE moderating the fits ofcoughinA and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be ex-
pected.
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ITCH CURED.

By onse using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 30 years in Europe
and for near years in America, has never
been known 10 fail in any one instance. 1t is
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or aaereury OF any pernicious ingreeli-
ent, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies
HAMILTON'S LOZENCES,
Which have cured more children and adults
Of disorders proceeding from wolms, than all
the medicines heretofore discovered. In adj
dition to the great cures mentioned in the let
s tiers from the chancellor Of the state of Mary
land, the Rev Mr.. Molthier and others, late
~ published the following are submitted to the
publis being selected for the purpose of shew-
ing the mild yet togyerul qualities of this ex-
traordinary medicine, which, although SO mild
in its operation, is competent to expel the for
nidable tape worm.
An infant aged week., of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with CONFUSION FITS, so
that his life was despaired of, but way perfect
/ " cured b.sone dose of HamiIton's Worm Lo-
zengcs, which expelled several worms, the
undoabted cause Of the child's disorder.
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lust received from Boston.
md. for sale at the Rookstore Of r. GR.dY, q
King street,
A Repprt oh Che 4 rial of

- II Xxi
Thomas 0luer SCI faadgge, Esq.
On an indictment for Manslaughter, Tor XII
ling Mr.. Charles .dssstiu, on the Pubic Ex-
change, in Boston Aug. 4, lso6
THE lively interest which this extraordi-
nary occurrence had excited in the public
mind, called for a full and impartial statement
Of facts, both IN the deyelopement Of the tes-
timony, and the pleadings which took place
at the trial This injunction appears to have
been fulfilled in the present publication, as It
comes from the press, sanctioned by the Off.
cial reporter of the state, and under the SUI
pervision of the court itself. The public are
therefore presented with all the documents
necessary to form correct understanding of
the subject as well in relation to the unhappy
catastrophe, assto the course and operation of
the laws, in caseso of this nature.
atfar same PLACE nay BE- had,
4 A Correct Statement of the whole Prehaii-
nary CONTROVERSY, between Thomas Oliver.
selfridge, and Benjamin Austin, father Of
the deceased G. AUSTIN
By 1zonsas Oliver SsIiiags.
- g he takes my lte,
TYten he doth take The means svhereby tive.
This pamphlet embraces variety OF mat
ter, Immediately relevant to the unhappy oe-
currence, which deprived Mr.. Charles Aus
tin of life in which the author, In vlldicating
his conduct in this extraordinary affair, IS
drawn into retrospection of the general cEa-
racter Of Benjamin Austin In adopting this
mode, Mr.. Sclfridge has given loose to bold
ness of asperity, seldom found III the writings
of our best authors, and which reflect great
credit on his genius and learning.
Price ofthe Report Dollar.
Price Of the Statcment--37 - Cents
June 27. eo3w
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

The following Valuable Medicines, justly &c
LIBERATED through the United States for their
superior efficacy in the cure Of the several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from Eatssah Lees Patent Family Medi-
8 cine Store, New-York, are sold only by the
subscriber, at his store in Aing-street:
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Joseph Ianney
- gfxs.7.. Sc gEITE

n TL4.Ss JI5SI6sIIZs CEiF Cd -
His SPRING GOODS, in considerable
ouantity and a good assortment, which are of
, fsred for sale.
~. He has removed his Store to King
s street. opposite to Patton and Butchers.
smo IL, aoleo
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Lette,. Jrosv Mr.. kesntdn, Trick "a Ter.
zis.e-strcct, near Broodsooy, Jcu, %. sos
b ItFwould be ungratetul were to VIM.
my testimony in favorof Hanaiitol.'s W.
Destroying Lozengcs. r had been baty Wa
Ave and six years past much indispossd 50
latterly often torrnented with severe sr :; g
and pains in the bowels, troubled with 9 ~
sivc breath, with violent fevefish FITS, and o,s
obvious symptoms ofworms; but freo,,ssa
hearing your Worm Lczenges reconrnans|
in cases similar to mine, determined =
trial Of them as my last resource The e.
dose evacuated twelve or Is feet of q ~.
worm; two other doses were taken, VIII
brought away a quantity of matter broken Il,
skins and pieces of worms. I suppose Il
tape worm, Yoided at different times, mus. = !
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The )
most incredible benefit I received fiom u,
medicine, induced me to give adose to ac6a
of mine who was pining and sickly: it pr01s
ced the same good effect in this instance :.
pelling a worm Of a different kind, from nj; l.
to twelve inches long, and at the same fin.
a good state Of health.
HENRY z5ACKERMAN
also,
The following new and valuable Medicine, IN,
received and for sale as above. -
price, Two Dollars her bottle. J
DR.. TiDot's celebrated Cont and MIn,
8s.ss f lfss no MIR Dnnhr
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Hamaltonss Elixir. s

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore threats and approaching
sconsumptions.
Hahn,s Aq1ta-Jllious Pits.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying off the su
perauous bile from the stomach and prevent
ing morbid secretions and their consequences.
bilious and malignant feveys, &c. These pills
are perfectly mild in their operation, and may
be used with safety by persons o. every age
and in every situation.
We Sovereign Ointment tor the
Itch.
a speedy and effectuai remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application. 1t
may be safely used BY persons ofeycry age.
Tie Anody1ae Elaxsr.
For the cure of every Kind Of head ache.
Hasps gc,aul1ee Eye-Efater.
+ An excellent remedy for all disorders efthe
eyes, many persons having been cured Of it
when nearly deprived of sight. a
7ootb-aehe Drots.
Give Immediate relief In the mest violent
attacks.
| The Restorative Pouder for the
Teeth and Gums,
| Cleanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves tbs enamel OF the teeth from lecay.
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HamlJton's Essence and Extract

Of Mustard.
A safe and cffectual remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
neck, sc.
Hamslton's Worm-de5tro17ng L.
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r q r s. # Z E,
OAK HILL NJ IL +,
d M tuvcs valuable Leases.

"a = a
sGITUATED IN the county Ct Fauquler,
"a on the sreat road leading from Ashby,s
and Manassee's Gaps, In the Blue Ridge, to
Alexandria, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg.
The mill seat commands a tall OF "a feet
Ia 4 very constant stream, issuing lnnaedl-
ately from the Cohler Mountain, and is I'M
nro:ed by merchant mill fifty Eve by forty
Eve. three stories high, two of stone and one
Of wood, containing two water wheels, SIX
teen feet IN diameter, one pair OF burr ans one
of AIlepany stones, with the necessary run
ming seer and machinery, in perfect repair.
To the mill is attached a lot OF twenty acres,
in fee simple, on which there IS framed
DWELLING house, SO feet by 90, with two rooms
below stairs and two above, anunhnished por-
tico behind, of theSwhele length OF the house
and porch in front, two excellent springs RI
sing within few feet of the dwelling house,
and the mill supply both with water.
The leases are for two unsxplred llyes, con-
tain one hundl ed acres saca, and lay adJacent
to each other, and TO the mill lot. They have
en- them houses for the reception OF tenants,
twelve acres OF improved timothy meadow
and one hundred and forty acres OF lnolosed
land, adapted for Plaster of Paris and red
clover, and nosv in a state of high cultivation.
The terms of sale Of the above property will
be made to suit the convenience OF the Pur-
chaser, to whom will Re given an inelisputable
title. For the terms of sale or view OF the
premises, application may be made to Robert
Hereford, ESQ. residing thereupon, who is
fully authorized to dispose of the samc--ors 10
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Eoudoun county,
Virginia, May l6. llSJ lawtf &
aP. s. 1.-THE above property is not sold by
the first October, it will, after that period,
:. be rented out for ore or more years.
C. r. NJ.
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Ha7pslton's Grand Restorative,

is. recommended as an invaluable medicine
or the speedy and permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the immode-
rate use Of tea, strong liquors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive weakness, and
general relaxation Of the system.
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10 be Rented,
FOR S.4LE,

70 e: SILL,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
~SfxITU AFED on the banks of Great Hunt
mo Creek, called Rat7rl feiicsts, for
merly owned by Mr.. John DUR. 1t IS at pre-
sent rented fer one year, Tor the sum OF ole
hundred and Fifty dollars, reserylns the I1ght
81 possession at any time during the above
fern, on giving one months Notlce.--for
! terms term, apply to RICHARD II4yYI
April g. GO
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a young Negro Man, who has been car
rage driver and house servant.
.also, Negro Girl who has been accusr
toned to house service. 8 Is
3 Enquire ct The Printer.
Iane To- eoH
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A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore threats and approaching
ConsuMptions.
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zengeS.

By which many thousands have been re-
lieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and other obstructions IN the
stomach and bowels.
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BENINGSEN.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Faoas the camp a. Sch;AublsehAss,


JUNE 5-fI.
Aftet the surrender Of Koningsbsrg,
nv position at Wehlan was ne louger ten.
able, 4aod, having informed seneraI LES
TOGO hat should make my retreat on The
road of l'ilsit. | requested hina 10 follow
me. commenced the se,rea' yesterday.
am happy, most homoly 70 ioform,yonr
royal maiesty, tia; | have thls day tosmed
a junction with that general, and my
army, besides, has this day received a re-.
Enforcement Of 5000 taep-
Moreover, the division from Cow, will
pass the frontier Tomorrow, consequently
nv lass viii! 20. only be replace 10 very
short time, bur | shall even be stronger
than.I was sbeiafe the battle OF Fried;
land.
q Ehus Of ali the results Of that lost battle
the surrender Of Konirgsberg proves the
worst; for unless the enemy pursse me,
with TOO great superiority of Numbers,
and provided he allow me sufficient time to
draw towards me my reinfoscements, |
shall directly advance. aud hope to reco
yer from the euemy The. advantages which
he has ob.ained.
elSlgued)
.BENINGsEN.
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Latest Proceedings.
Il easeys particular account Of ne ff''1v
tngsea
FRIDAY, September j.

l.
Colonel Burr renewed the sutss'aI'
two les,ers from general Wisiaso', 'e o..
Presidcne of The. United States, eas 0 ~.
2lst of October. 1865, and the ohs' ..% 4,
18th of Move r,Ler Of the same year ~
produc,;oa of whieia writ OF spspem ~,
ess secua. bad been awarded. tic s'''I b,y
he had rira, to process Of eoa'snp, ,.,,
az this mode of proceeding would D '.ss,,
uap!ess.ns and must necessarily p' T. al.,|
delay, il migh, perhaps be avol' 'sfogobt
.ainics q copy of that OF The sl,'' ' y, o."
which vas said 70 have beea los. t =,
lsi', il such eopv eaald bs s'', i. I..a
authenticated. With respee. 70 nv .,,r.j
ot the 70 h of November whca We :s,,f,a
10 cop,ai.,e confidential counsoleaaa.'.., sd
esns,aI .y,Ikiosoo 4, the prcs;d:'tc: .,,,
With The attorney f.r the Uo:'s s'. dot
had expressed villiosnss' 'o.p, sSitl
with The exec p,ion Of taose p''' -, %:
were said to be confidential no ., W. u. pp
at present d!sPcsed!1 a1's h,l;.w ~
position. He had reason 10 ~ ~ uabse
the whole letter had been 'as" ..d ,ssiad
disgoiselo Others aodhad os'''
Aim. III sssul'w
seen b. ,n ,y human being soh'' s',,Sals,'.
excep. the person 10 wn qqa:,.d SAFES =,
,shiefjas.ice, AID sons y
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N O e C E.
.BENINCsEN.

r HAVE been appointed by the Honorable
Il Nicholas Fitzhugh, assignee of the estates
andssffects of <tp1lkam Ramsay and Clement
Green, insoiveat debtors, within the district
of Columbia-Ail persons to whom they are
indebted are requested to present their claims
for settlement, and those having debts and ef-
fects IN their hands belonging to the said in
Solvents, must pay and deliver them to me,
who alone is authorised to receive them.
Noblet Herbert.
Sept. 8. lawSw
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.StGfesnsdn Office 7uly So Q easea:
We Nave this moment received Paris
papers to the inst, and Aambargh and,
Al,ona papers to The same date ! ne lat.
Ter brings the imporsans news OF the preli.
minaries of peace being actually slgaed
befwseu Russia aud France. The cordiall.
" and seeming frirodshapn which the two
smpsrors arc represented as living together
ia The same town, make US apprehensise
the interests OF this country have cot been
much coosulssd in this treaty,
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Bur although IL this ..s,.,,s
sof the supreme cours has nv cpa
understood Gu the pr, Of Is. s'sa a.
that opiuieo seems not to hay. rh's <
adyetted to 10 avery essa';, a'sa ID
which his said to have been ~; ' po'a
by Others. 's0nssiss
The opinion am reformed H..
construed to mean, tina, any 49,, ~ ~
whatever for a reasonable pu' as,saS
ther in force or no, in force. vS sass' VIZ
condition to use violence Of 40, IA
coz elton, is levyipg ofwar. J.. ~
coos,rocuan which has no, iua. aAaa
expressly advanced at .he bar, bp =, Ssa
said TO Fave been adopted elseSb.,.' aa
the cauri deems Unnecessary to es,., ID
independent Of authority, ,rus,;a aals
to the dictates ct reason, aud e,oss W
terms according to their Ordinary s s'N
cation. We should probably ali CO., ssel
the declaration that ar could no, b.r u
without the smployms1, and exhibns'
force. War 'saa appeal from ,s,,s ~
The swofs, and he who makes II. wy
cvinces tnrllast by TIC use of ,he j.. wa
His Intention to 60 70 war nlsy h. 5.Ss >
by words, but the ae:Qsl going to v r""
fact which IS 10 DC prosedbv one. a.
The ead is TO be efscied by force .I
would eesm ira! IL cases where hod,a
ration is TO be made, tie state e ,.s
war could Only be created by the sn,s ''
inert Of aesuaI force or being ir a curdr,!,
to employ..s.
Bur the term hsyicg been aloy.d +,
our constitution, musi be uadrr,oo4 |,
that sense 10 vaic., il was uaiyeua|,y ;.
ceived ia this county, whso the cocs,,
ton was framed. HE sense IL which !,
was received is 10 collected from i.
most approved authorities Of tina, uai'
from which We have Borrowed the.
Lord Coke says. hs::esyiag wsr :ps,a
the king WIS tTeason a. II: conmso Es
" A comprising or Conspiracy to k,yvr,
he adds, is no treason. FOX share .ssa 5.
leyying war in !aes.s 'se proceed, /,
state cases oil ccu;.rss,ioe lssyirg Wis.,
where tho direct design 10 net to orsr,s,
the governments, but 10 escc; some s.n,lJ
object fy force. The term, ne cInp'cpl
stating Ehesc cases, are soca as indicate. 40
impression on his mind, .hss sc,u,l vcI...
is asd essary ingredie nj 10 eonslituiiogas
fact CT levyiog war. He theop'oessdn
say, I" al actual rebellion or ;usuuctlicaj,
levyiog Of war within tits acI." Il
any with strength and we,poas invasive
and defensive sIo,a hold and dslsuds castle
or Fort against The king aud his peRsr hi
is levyiag OF war agaioss,he king" rh:s
cases are pct 20 illustrate what he d;nonl
pa,es /" s-yar 10 t.cs{" It is cot easy t
conceive "au ac:usi invasion or a;urc'
lions uncenuec,cd with fierce, nor can -
castle or te.t be dslsnded with a'rerSIh
weapons invasive sod defensive" VINCE
the employment. Of actual !ores. l'voV.
seen .theo TO have bscn the opinion oi lou
Coke, ,ha, to levy war there nus be s'i
semb!sge OF men 10 condition and WI
40 intention to employ force. tie str':'I
puts ND cass at different descrlpsiaa'
To be eontinaed,J