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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

Hiaory f4ys brce, viz. Nicola, C,nabus
h'eX ~ an liaac II to whom, with the ike
1ehgn OF detroyIng HIM a he maniFeRed 10
the othefs, Le ordered potion 70 be given, in
Izo1.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11
Public Sale.

4 yraH be sold,fsr cash, at Faueaier courthouse;
ON the 18th day of this month,
Several valuable Negroes, Con-
viewed to us in trust by Turner Morehead, to
satisfy a debt due Roberts and Griffith.
John A. w. Smith,
Hugh r. Campbell.
Trustees.
August 3. eoi III
THE Subfcriber has Jui Received
And offers for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol .PORIEKk BOT
TIES, containing one gross each
Seven bales COTTON, Of asuperaor qua
lily for retailing-and
"A few tierces fresh RICE.
ON III II ND,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
Do. BEER, in barrels.
MD rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, tut for home, or e7sort cen
SUMPTION
ALSO,
WHITE AND BROWN'SeAP,o old and
dry, and in nice order for,retailing,or family
Use. ~ 4sR
WM. DUNLAP:
2 I.,r 10. eoH.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11
From the N. 4. Evening Post.

as shameful attempts are making to
Fdishonur the ~. States. by misrepresent-
ing The nature Of on, controversy with u.
Britain respecting seamen, the following
summary observations may be acceptable
10 some OF our readers.
The British navigation act, passed 10 the
reign of Charles Cd, requires that the mas: :
ter and three .fouyths of the mariners .ot
British shibs shallbe British su61ects.
Blu, this fundamea,aI regulation is by a
statute of the IS Of Geo I'D limited to
period. of peace. During any wars IN
which C. Bri.aiu'is engaged, it is snficl.
,ent,if the crews Of her ships are composed
of one fourth natives or seOfn 'aafura1lSeA
mariners. Provision is even made Tor Al.
lowing less proportion than one f0urss
Ia certain cases
But ,houghsdu during zvaY nc more eaan
.ene fonrth Of the crews of British ships
arr reauired 20 be native British or even
naturalixea subjects, yes at all times the
principles of the navigation law arc enforc
ed ia respect to g foreign 0esseIs trading
30 Gseat Britain" Those principles re-
.uuire. that the . master and three fourtas
Is me mariners shall be subjects OF the
Countries 10 which the foreign Desse1s 90.
lsng.n - e.a,,sr.
By a permanent statute, "aA toretgga.srss
,,sho served 10 the merchant ships or Prtoa-
teers of G. Britain, are exempted rom
being impressed into. the kings service
and for their security are entitled 70 pro.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11
To be Rented.

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry-streets-together
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite SIDE,
a two story Brick Dwelling-House.
For terms afaalyto
JonathaR and M: Seholheld.
May !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11
CAUTION
RESPECTING THE AacusyuaA BARK.

Respecting THE ARCVSTURA BARK.
The senate of Hamburger have publish.
ed caution againssa kind of Aygustura
bark which has been sold in thas ei'y 4,
operates as poison. Il came from Spain
as the true bark of which, il has some ex.,
.ernal resemblance. They may be dis,in
gaishea how ever, by the following charac.
iers: the decoction 9th true Afgus,ura
bark dies lien yellow, is no, ,urbid nor IS
il altered by solution OF Iron, that of the
spurious kind does not dye. and becomes
black with Chalybea,es. The same poi-,
sonous drugs has been sold IN London aud
produced deleterious effects.
Med. and CHR. Reg.
The agricultural society Of Charleston
have published statement OF the expence
Of manufacturing six pieces OF cloth IN
the state of Rhode Island from South "a.
rol,na wool; from which it appears that
profit was made Of fourteen dollars and 40
cents on an expenditure OF ~ dollars, and
tia, had i. been made into low priced ne
gro clo,h the profit would have been above
so dollars. The report adds that the A.
merican cloth is mrch superior 10 that
imported.
There is uow exhibiting in Philadelphia
a live Ccss01vary, brought to that place IN
the ship America, from Batasis.-ls IS
Young, 10 full plumage, and very docile,
and closely corformable, TO the following
DESCRIPTION Of that bHdi ..ksn>from Dob.
sous Encyclopedia !:
The Cass0suary is nearly equl 10 size
to the Ostrich, bat Its legs are much thick.
er and stronger in proportion. Il IS hive
feet aud a half long from the bill to the
end Of the claws, The legs are two feet and
a half high from the Belly. The head aod
neck together are foo, and half, aud the
large ST Toe is FIVE inches long. The wing
is so small that il does not appear, being
hia under the feathers of.he back. The
part which most distinguishes this animal
is the head which though small inspires
some degree of terror. Its bare of feathers
aud armed with an helmet of horny sub
stance, black before and yellow behind = :.
The neck is of a violet color aud red IN Sc
yerA places. The CassowarY has the head
of warrior, the eye OF a lion. the defence
Of porcupine, and the swif.ness of cours.
er. IL cansdevour not only glass, but even
live and baraing Goals, without the least
Injury. sc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11
fr'm tie N 6 Daily Aavertissr.

!, MI EDITOR TIE following i. a lis, Of
!. - navy OF the United States. asst stood
:; s@s year 1901. when Nh. J fisrsea came
-, :. once. 1t some one Sufficiently init
-" With ministerial aGsiss, would fur
,. 80 40 ascouas Of It's prescott state. il
~ sS'a DC gratifying to the pebble. and a.
"a. ptfhasps some serious and useful
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11

h00OI
kupss'nrs, ; :, 90 bsiOg Informed that :
b,s i'na'so n found against him, DC wIo.e
sBbsd bse CO.. ,,s and Mr.. Hay, the attor-
p'ss p!s sm;ss them, Of bis p'aes & resi-,
Is iDi0lm asss g. should personally attend
saes sno " R;ehmond, on The day 70 which
% Al5cny Gazette.
LITER from Messrs. John
Ross s n Nssu5urypors, dated 9say Is.
ciaa'sm - 70 inform thai the ship
. = s Bun,in, has been dsta'nea
ia,'asu us, i here by an Essiish prlsa-.
ad 0'1 u. procssdiog 90 a voyage from
tt 'sa sr' . M,atrsdooia, 10 balias'. me
k !. goo safes y agent. (W. Higgins, ESQ.,
J0l's0 forvsrd to protect the properly,
!, e =. isdssd claiaa 10 The wee admiral
% y. y, a. Z The vessel, &c. and given bal.
s' y consequence, i, ofrhe decree ct Bona
.,ssIaIing Great Britain AID ser CO..
Pre- u !. : .,,,s Of blockade, the Eog!isa
'a's', m,o,. 81 way Of reprisai. have pub.
Bassiu"s n,a,r Of council prohibiting the
'nsa s : any two ports whsre the
|' y. IA aag Is no, permitted to enter; and
'l''s" 4 ssI.ve. upon this Legislative oreer,
\ ~ - :. Massachuss.s has bsen desaiu-
r. q.ats. We ave sorry to Inform
!. :, ,se massachusetts, has, by sentence
, =. this Gay, been condemned.
LITER. dated June s. from the same,
Ia. . he owosls TO .appesi, and they
~ 1.' Allowed wslse mouths s0s that pnr.
pose.
! ,,,,,t !, ! letter from captain JOHN Bun
i. i ,As ship Massachusetts condemn
ID a Malta, dated June s.
q This place is full of prize vessels. aud
Eoniuq 10 daily. There arc Is aaii OF Ame-
6;eao vessels sent 10 here, some with va!u.
81. csrgoss, aod j. isconsidsred that there
|, M, much short ct six hundred thousand
EoIlau worth of American properly de-
|,.iord ana coDdemoed IN ibis pert"
|Exsrast e4f:a letter fron, Heranna, dated
Tukl0, 1907, to respectable mercan.
lie isussiin Charleston.
Aoordsr was issued fron the intend.
50, to The collector of the customs TO sx.
anime al gcedsIn the custom house as
br.s:nt, and sseh as may enter hereafter.
With Instructions 10 desain for the presen,.
lrsh as may appear 10 be of English ma
spAc,urc, until fur,hcr ordrss. This is
hsh1s step towards 4 general prohibition
q Esslish mapufas,nre but We presume
II hardly possible that our government
will proceed 10 exuemilies urtil due notice
shall hare been gwen TO our merchants,
|sAI0ash he medium ct yoar news7a-
|persn
Judy is.-The order we mentioned
10 ours Of tho 10th, has been pu, into ex
|stusOn, aud all the English merchandise
|af manufacture 10 the sus,om-house have
|s'su detained, bu, We apps,hend they will
. dispatched, and that for sosle tune 80
zone their i0lsoducslon will BE walked at.
lasssisp OF our gosevumenth has lis origin
n'as high sdriral's order, published in
||s'e' papers, tor SIC understand II has not
'''a received hers ehclally; bus until
'oas merchants getfurtheradvices on this
'sosss, sAey will do well to suspend their
'nPasnts Of English goods.n
From the n 8 Daily Aavertissr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11

AUGUST E12,
=, s4,. mr..
"S's - 1'''..SS
aTcdL1ED-
NI4s AL.S '114S = = - - : q
q E:rtten 6y isszsdkesasare
P Pams'' NJ. Claude Claude
.RervoIe. Mr.. Miller.
Mercutio, Mr.. Rutherford.
TihaIt. Mr.. Cross.
Friar Lawrence, Mr.. Cone.
PETER. Mr.: Jefferson. @ 49,
Frriar John, Mr.. Barnett.
BaIthazar, Mr.. Cunningham.
Page, Master Jefferson.
Apothecary, MIR. Jefferson.
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Bulldog SIX H's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

Withdraw himself from public afflirs, com.
et's he lustre Of his glory. TIE conclu.
of his political life corresp md. with
commencement OF It; aud we be y Il
in his d., from frs: to last, the mod
finished patriot. HIS fr.enus viii ne
ratified and HIS enemies reproved.
The Republicans who encountered ca
lumny and persecution TO effect his eleva-
ton to the presidency, may boldly stand
forward an exult in that penetrating asa-
city which directed them to SD happy a
choice. An improved country, an ,i.Urea
sed, conteuted and Furnishing population,
exemption from taxes, 4 d sCreet select
on OF public officers, the impartial execu-
ton OF mild laws, the repression of trea-
sonabie enterprises, and the maintenance
OF the rights OF the nation against the en-
croachments uf foreign powers, had left
nothing for the human heart to desire
from Mr.. Jefferson but confirmation of
the example given by Washington, which
shou d prescribe the most duration Of
individual service in the first Office of the
government That conhrmat N he has
now given IN the face of numerous sDlicita-
tons 10 the Contrary ; AMI the auspicjous
act will render his name honorably immor-
Il l
ne nation mas now to SeleCt a successor,
who to suitable age shall add experience
in pCblic affairs; ana with the most inflexi-
bic int gritty and the scundest republican
principles, combine CHI racter pledged to
the particular politics of Mr.. Jefferson's
administration Such person appears not
d. fficuit to be discovered man Of strong
natural faculties, of refined and finished
education, of great practical knowledge in
the business of government, of deep Skill
in the science of politics, who is well vcr-
sed i'll cur fore gn relations, in our domes-
| tic concerns, and who is strongly bound by
the unity of his character TO pursue mca-
sures similar to those which II ave led To the
prosperity of the country nam, in truth
who is in the vigor of life and the constant
exercise of pre-emnent talents, stands full
in view of the popular eye, and appears to
be strongly rivetted in the esteem and aft
fections of his fellow-citizens. Let Us hcpe
that he may be the Fortunate candidate
for the Office of president in the approach
ing year. The UniteG States may then
Ipromise themseivesa continuance ofnation-
tal prosperity and individual happiness.
PRECURSOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
EMBARGO.

from the energy of the public councils, APP
pealing TO the patriotism Of their constitu-
ents, aud is " ~ measures the one pecu-
liarly adapted TO the crisis. The honest
Judgment Of all parties has anticipated and
called for it.
The measure could no longer, in fact, be
delayed without sacrificing the vital inter-
eitS of the nation.
Great-Brtaia by interpretations into the
maritime code operating on her enemies
through the violated rights of neutrals, fur
nished an occasion which was seized by
the French government for the decree Of
November 1906, interdicting commerce
with Great-Britair, which was adop, cd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
HOUSE orlREpREsEN rAr1vEs, U s.
WEDNESDAY,. DEC %.

WEDNESDAY, DEG %.
The house was almost exclusively engag.
ed on the report IF he committee OF e.ecti-
ons on the contested election ot M M'Cre..
ry, OIL which no tiual decision was made.
THURSDAY, DEC "a.
Afier much debate, the dehnitiye vote
was taken IN the case of Mr.. Creery, and
the following resolution adoptcd-ycas s9--
NAYS IS.
Reaoto"d, That William M'Creery is en-
titled to his seat III this house.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

The Spanish Monarch has made Eugene
Beaaharn1is (Viceroy &c IraIy) Knight ofthe
order OF tn Golden Fleece, which, cousiaer-
lnls how these new gentry have .;geece! Europe,
was y fit compliment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
Nottce.

y virtue Of decree OF he county court of A
- bemaIIe, pronounced in he Gaze Of Mic-tlh.
Chill s. executors. against Mcnau Mills. vii bsl
sold, FOE cash on the first Monday IL Febru. ~.
next. on. he premises a ce tain LCT rrEeiher
with the aopu tenances thereto belonging lviog
inthe town Of Charlottesville and formerly the
property and residence of Mcaiah hi e. dec.
which lot was conveyed To the execu,ofs e Nj.
eaah Chies by the said Msnan NJ a. b deed
Of morgage TO secure tn. pay ment Of debt
therein meatio, cd
Also, will be sold FOR cash, by virtue Of The
decree aforesaid, on the nexI day. being The Cd
day Of Februsry on the premises, ccrain
Tract or LAND conarni Eve bundled "
sixty seven acres no c ~ less, lying in the.
county Of Abcmare. about zen r1ii- above tine
town of Charlottesville, which lard 81 as c, n
veyed 10 he execut rs e Mie1iah Chiles. dec.
by the sad Menan Mills, by dc d Of mortgages
as aforesaid
9boTnos Carr jim
ID rvid Letgs
Mp6n Dtyps y. Comniiss'rs,
Cbdles 1;mcey.
d.S Carat
Dee 2sh, iC07. too
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

CT The volume will ain between four and
ave ADMIRED pages printed en- enite new we
cast for he purpose, and good paper IL would
have made its appearance at an earlier period.
had II not been deemed advisable to delay The
pub'ica'ion with view to in,r duce the aGs Of
the present session of the General Assembly.
To remove all misapps ehen.ion, The publisher
is au horised to stale thar the pDbica;ion If ne
Statutes contemplated ny Nv. HENINo is not
INTENDED 20 interfere either win the pan OF
materials Of which this and tne FIRST volume ara
composed. Ills objea is TO co lea AMI preserve
the fugitive ans from 1922 to l79l, many Of
which exist only in mann. C ipt and ~ single co.
pies The first and second volumes # the Be-
vised Crde Contain all the aeas of babhc IA ure
now o. '...e. - SGT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
Win complete INDEX to the whclc--ani
References 10 former md subsequent acts
of Assembly
BY a GaNTLEMhX os THE Bar.

pubi,hed pursuant 20 an go of the General
As;enbl Of Virginia, passed the 7,h day Of
January, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
IN THE PRESS,
CONTAINING
TO WHICH ARE ADDEp,
A Z 2 l. u ID ] G z :

NON 7 n IN n Q
A compilation of tn- several laws for he estab.
lishment { h. James river Potcwnsc. An.
.pom"tt Y \ Dismal ) am Cana Companies;
Laws concen"g the Hor;hen Neck
Ti'es e Acts authorisrng the estaah ament oe
Turnpike roads & tne erection O T,ilI5, ,dges;
COMP alton OF he ) verat at, conc ming the
Maun Assurance Society against Fire on
Building
Aets and Resolutions of I general ua'uye. which
wee ernrCd in the Reyi.;ls of 1894 * 1893
Laws concerning waste and undppro 1r.s,ed
Lands on the Eas'ern ami WesIefn waters;
Laws establishing Ferrie ami,
fahe of Fine, Forfyi IS Penalties and A.
me'ce-@sms; designating such rs az L. me
use OF The 'r,ru nwr.lth; sucp rs e, 20.
wards ler'ening the county levy such as be.
long o mdividHai-, AMI nch as axe appropri-
a,ed to any pas cuar objrd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
IPhik. Gaz.

Having received n Information from
Baltimore relative to She rumorrd vi u-
ton III SpIi we mus, conc ..ide that the
accoun gwen in our last is incorrect. The
Politica! Register of fh iadelph gives a
decree Of the king Of Spin, of he Soth OF
October, representing b.s having disarmed
an attempt on his fe by his own son, WHO
was INJECTED with traitors. is SAID that
this pan has spread great CONSERVATION
throughout Span, aud that great mauy
persons are imprisoned; but no light is
shed on its nature or consequences.
Nat. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

course of eleven months pass by the route
OF Vera Cruz...Nbr.eans... Philadelphia. !.
q the monthly packet from \ York Tor En-
gland land that in single vessel IF that
des' ption) there are now nine mill orS Of
Spanish dollars. All hoNow! rs.
Extract of 4 letter from -. ScBas,ians, da.
It'd, n ven5er 7, 1897.
"The French trc lps TO the number of
SO or 10000 have passed through this part
OF Spain, to take possession OF Portugal.
A number of different opinions are forr,-
ed here--@some have an idea, tina, before.
twelve months, the whole of Spain will I've
under the French flag, for they nov do ,s
they please.
"I have Just seen a proclamation of the
king o. Spain, wherein he states that hc
has DISC vered conspiracy against ais
person, headed by his son, and has caused
him with about 500 perso1s oE distinction,
to be arrested. This is some Of Bonsparte 5
works, who will not remain quiet TIL he
has all Europe at his feet J"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

A vessel has arrived at Baltimore in a
short passage from Spain with intelli-
g-nce from that country to the 10th ult by
which the English Consul at Baltimore
has received letters which state that an
a-my Of 10000 French troops had occupi-
ed Madrid that a complete revolution
had been Effected; and that 800 grandees
were imprisoned.
It is also said that the king had been
assassiuated, and it is supposed tobe ar
ranged that the Prince Of Peace is to sue
coed 70 the throne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

TO THE EDITOR.
Sir,
The determination Of Mr.. Jefferson to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

will noss eff ctuall promote the public
GOOD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

From the Baltimore american
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-25
EDUCATION.
u sssseseseesssesse
u E.....S

+. SefsrsOn county, Sept. IS, 1907.
On FRIDAY last, the students Of Retire.
nsnt School, held an Exhibition in the
presence ola large and respectable mum.
Der Of Ladies and Gentlemen. The
Preceptor commenced the performance,
bya suitable aud persuasive discourse on
the unspeakable advantages ct reading
and writing. Premiums were exhibited,
% be adjudged by the Trustees, 10 the
best performers, which operated as a
powerful incentive to the exertions of the
young students. Speechss on The patri.
otto virtues of the renowned GENE.
RIAL WASHINGTON, and other
American Worthless :-Also an edifying
address to the Ladies' Of virtue, nodes
~ and industry, were dslivered, toge-
ther with essays on economy, frugality,
and other important subjects in the or
binary affairs Of life, that have direct
tendency TO improve. the mind. The
whole of the Exhibition was conducted
with tha,deeoram and precision as meri.
ted the united applause Of the auditors.
. y G bEuStGCS, ntSnuu~1 IIGHuS' OF
the students Of the School, offer their
tribute Of Thanks 70 Mr.. Newton BradIee
on the above OCCASION, who Individually
convinced Of his diligence, and the sx.
eellsnce Of his Methods have witness.
cd their effects, and sttmpeA their conf
dence With unanimous approximation.
> ~ - -. So TRUSTEES.
By infnsing int. the minds Of his
Pupils such q spqr'n deare jor learning,
a. to render the motives of fear nnneees-
sary--by joining Ms ,ka,soiedge ef the.
things NTH the rOo5ds ttd. represent
theas, stass and sound dire Fixed and in
sepa,abie--tgs inssrEc'isg his pupils in
that lind Of learning ssliicd roH Be posi-
lively usftnl ia an order; suited 70 the scale
efthtiiraadsrstaadngs theimages efths
mind are arG,pa firth by a train Of ideas
coHlb;;nea, and bottomed on oforcgoing
kn0seteagt proceeding from the kaa'0" 70
Ae uaknasOn.. J ~ = -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-25
!, 49, = EXTRACT -. - :
FRoM JUDGE SWIFT CHARGE.
-e:0.:@ :oso:s@ :@sc-

The following is extracted from the
Charge delivered to the Grand Jury, ON
the twentieth Of August last, by the ho-
nourable ZEPHANIAH SwIPr, Chief
Justice Of tho state Of Conneosieu;:-:
Challenging TO a Duel or ACCEPTING a
Challenge, rs wen as the carrying Of a
Challenge, or acting as aseeond, are pro-
hibited under alsryrre penalty. ri, There
! Il 90 question bit that deliberate duelling
Is wilfal murder. II has howeysr been
found BY experience that this has not
been sufficient to abolish custom sofia
tal to the peace Of families, andso preiu-
dicialso thefiaserests of society. The
! Legislature have therefore attempted to
put aRsad iitional restrain, up,a il, BY in
hicting severe pinisan.at apIa tbs
FIRST preparatory step to a ddsL. Bat
vain are al laws aglinss eriaa. conate.
nanced By E.shipu, and saaesioaed by
popuisr prejudice. u This has been de.
nons,rated BY the experience of m nay
countries, where ibis barbArous custom
IA. long prevailed ia contempt oflaw and
Ia defiance of Haven. That this "a
wage practice has not prevailed in this
State IS unauestionably owing to the ,eis-
tumstance, that, the public sentimentbis
opposed to this ki7li aa,a1ls N ,de Of mar.
dering our felloa tsisiIens. Il IS upon
this public sensin .nt rather thln posi-
the law, ,hlt We m,strely, TO prevent
i,s introduction, and il 10 ousduty on all
occasions % u every thingin our power,
60 invigorate, and perpetaate an oPinjou
thst operates with more force thaa q
Statute, 70 restrain the commission Of
crimes. PerhaPsit may be said that this
win discourage tha, military spiriswhich
Is essential to our national existences but
there l. no reason to believe that the m IN
who, from personal m dice andrevense,
deliberately mariers \ fellow creature,
perhaps / friend. win display more he.
3 roi.m in the dsfence Of his country, than
the man Who from principles ofvirtue and
religion, declines TO in1,rus his hands
Ia ,Ae blool Of afellow citizsn. .
Ia reg rd 70 the age ia which person,
u,ay cosnni il crimes, the rule Is that oil
persons above the age Of fourteen are
e5aslisrsd A. morAt agents, and respon'
~