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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-01
NOTICE, to the creditors of James and Alex

NJ Office, to the creditors of James and Alex
Y ander Dunlop-That on Saturday the 30th
day of April next, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ the subscri-
bers will proceed at the Compiling Room of Hen
ry Hovey, in this city, to make dividend of the
funds in their hands, arising from deed of trust
executed to them by Alexander Dunlop, the sur
wing partner, and duly recorded in the General
Court
The several creditors will be particular in lodg-
ing their claims with Fl. Hovey, duly established,
before the day limited for payment-and where,
from the remote residence of any of the credi-
tors, it shall be inconvenient to give personal at
tendance, they will use the precauton to appoint
an attorney in fact for the purpose of subscribing
to the terms of the said deed of trust and also of
receiving the dividend.
For the information Of those concerned, the fol-
lowing clause is extracted from the said deed
" But il is hereby declared and fully to be under
" stood, that If any creditor or creditors Of the
Z" said James and Alexander Dunlop shall refuse
=" to accept the provisions of this deed of trust,
and shall institute any suit suits against the
" said Alexander Dunlop surviving partner,
" that then, and in every such case, the person
" persons refusing, shall be barr'd of, and ex-
=" Guided all benefit arising from the provisions OF
&C this trust, and thereupon 1t shall and may be
&c lawful for the said trustees to proceed to make
" 4 dividend Of the money coming to their hands
g under this trust, between and amongst those
&c onL who shall consent to rest their claims upon
g the provisions contained in this deed the pro.
&c perry and effects hereby conveyed, being all
g to which the said Alexander Dunlop is entitled
&c either surviving partner an individual
WM. LONG, ,
HENRY HOVEY, { Trustees
SAML. M'CRAW, }
Richmond, March 8, 1908. Tept30A1
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reptf1
OWE HUNDREDD0LL1RS REW1RD-

HNE HUNDREUDOLL.fRS REWARD-
~ Runaway abou the Isl instant from the scr.
vice Of Mr.. William Rawlcigh (to whom he was
bred) black man named JACKSON, a house
carpenter by profession, ri din coGsunptive APP
penrance, about forty Gears Of sgc, i've feet eight
Of nine inches high From circumference attend
ing lis elopcmelf, 1t Is believed hc intends max.
Hng iiS way 70 one 0f the eastern state. and has
been provided vitb false papers Of E ee.loTa. II
taken within the state and delivered soe here or
secured that I get him, viii give ffGy dolla.
o. If taken out Of tic stale, one hundred doll. d,
ROBERT GAMGLE, Jua.
Richmond, Dec y [cptfI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-01

NoUNcIL- CHAMnER,, lMorch %, 18o8-Pro-
y posaLs soiH BE receieed b. the Executive, on The
eighth Of ipra nest, for .f;0nishing the Pa6hc
Gnard with clOtkinS, 70, RE pressnt ysarALso, a,
niskig the diet If the convic,s in the Penifentiy,
for one year troan the 17th day of Aprifnext
DAM. L. HYLTON, cl'k efhe Council
March 90 10,
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LONDON, August 4th, 1897.
SIR


] avail myself Of the opportunity afforded by
Mr. Biddie, to communicate 20 YOU copy of I.
correspondence, and the substance Of confer
ence between Mr.. Canning and myself, relative
70 the late aggression on the peace and sovereign
ty OF the H. 5. by the British ship Leopard in
the attack on the Chesapeake, off the capes OF
Virginia
MIR Canning private letter Of Jwy IS, which
gave the first intelligence Of the occurrence lcF,
1t doubtful whether the British officers had been.
culpable IN it, and as | knew how very reDreheu-
slble their conduct had been of our coast, on m,
ny other occasions, and to what hee-ht the SEN
sibility Of our citizens had been excited by it,
thought it not improbable that something might
have occurred 20 divide the blame between the
parties 1t was under chat impression that my
answer was written On the next day the lead
| ing features Of the transaction were presented
to the public through The medium Of the gazcttes,
! which were taken from private accounts received
| directly from Halifax, by vessel which had
! been dispatched by admiral Berkeley with the Of
/ fetal ono. BY these il was evident, that the Bri
! lish officer was completely Gic agayc53or in ~
outrage Of great crDfnity, attended with circ an
stances which increased thc offence. j. ~ast-..
dcrstood likewise from good suthori-y, hat the
official intelligence which The ,ovcrnFlcDt had ic.
! cciycd, coTcsp9ndcd with and confirmed IN o.
. thcr accounts already before the PdD! e.
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SHE By AUCTION.

IRON WORKS.-The following LANDS will
i be sold together or in separate parcels to suit
purchasers, at Public Auction, at Mr.. Chase'S
Vendue Warehouse, in Baltimore, on SATUR-
DAY the 18th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock
.23, JAS acres of LAND, more less, consisting
of different surveys adjoining each other, lying
in Bath and Bottctourt counties, in the state oi
Virginia, on the Cowpasture river, which empties
into James River. THERE'S on the above Lands,
4 great abundance of Iron Ore, of the best quail
ty, to be obtained with very tritling expence near
nayigabie ..tcr, and situations suitable for erect
ing furnaces and FORCES. The annexed certif-
cate OF Adam Clacisncr, Gan experienced man
of good charactcr9 is referred to for further par
ticulars. The first named subscriber has also
been on the Lands and examined the situations
on the river for furnaces and FORCES, and is of o.
pinion that the annexed certificate is in every
pect correct.
The terms Of sale will be 5000 dollars cash
and for the Residue of the purchase money ex-
tended credit will be given. The titles are be
lieved to be unquestionable. The Patents may
be seen by application 20 the subscribers.
IOSIAS PENNINGTON,
IN. BRICE,
Trustees af tIe Pateufee
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Il IFTY DOLLARS REV ARD, fortwo Bay
II HoRsEs that were stolen from the Subscriber
Friday night last they are both bright bays and
move well, the largest one has both hind feet
white, and al times has spring halt with one of
them the other has Z star in his forehead, and 4
biac!, streak along his back-they are both square
doclled.
1t is supposed that they are now strayirg in
the neighbourhood Of Richmond, if however,
they should be stolen, will give the above re-
ward on prosecuting the thief to conviction or
twenty dollars for the horses if delivered to DR..
D. w. Ssctlrider, Richmond.
MARTIN G1LLET.
March %. [ePf
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JAMES MADISON
NO II
CORRESPONDENCE
(Signed)

Betzveen Mr.. MoNRoE and Mr.. CANx1xc, in
relation TO the attack on the Chesabeake, 7pith
Mr.. Monroe'S letters to the Secretary IF State
on the same subject.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-01

7 pusLIsHEp THOMAS RIrCHIE, oPPo-
SITE THE PosT-orFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER A~cuN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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mo. 103,

gressor. ~ %
.,,i PORTLAND Place, Monday, July 27, 1897.
I"e'tght ton George CanRiag, &c
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I ANDING this day from Tie schooner Rich-
- mond, capt Isaac Seaman, at Lcstcl,s Egharf
seventeen. hhds. best green COFFEE and TWEEN
ty hhds. MOLASSES, for sale BIZ
GEO. WATT.
Richmond, March &c. (hO
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ID IChMOND TROOP OF CAVALRY
IN A meeting of the members Of this Troop
will be held at the Washington Tavern on Mon
day the 4th OF April at P. NJ when, as matter
of considerable interest viii be introduced, it is
hoped that attendance will be general. Those
who have been long enrolled in this troop, but
who have either never attended its meetings or
rnuslers--or have, for considerable time, been
so delinquent, viii [it is confidently hoped) otter
satisfactory reasons therefor the names of such
IS do not, viii, on that evening, be erased from
the roll
Tie Troop will parade on the usual ground at
10 A. Nj. of the following day, completely equip
ped; the roll viii be called precisely at ten, and
those who do not answer to their names, will be
fined as absentees.
By order Of The CAPTAIN
w. FENWICK, Ist Serg't.
Richmond, March o. f5t1
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Il. UCATION,-ANrHoxY PELzER respec-
AZ fully informs his friends and the public in ge-
neral, that he will remove his day and night School
on the first of April to large and connections
apartment in the lower part Of the house occu
pied by MIR. John p Shields in the vicinity of the
Capitol. He, therefore, can invite more pupils
Of both sexes, to share his instruction, whom he
will teach the French and italian Languages,
English Grammar, Reading 2, Writing, together
tgith Arithmetic, Geography and the minor La
tin Classics. His object is 20 be useful and lis
success in teaching French has been proved by
experience for he does not merely impress OH
the minds of his pupils the verbal science Of
Grammar, but renders the laT'guage familiar "a
then cars, their tongue ard thcir pen.
Terms-Eight dollars per quarter payable halt
in advance. Pupils from the country may obtain
board at very moderate terms Of Mrs Shields
who offers likewise the Of her Piano fort Ia
t'Jsc who would wish to receive instruction OH
that instrument.
March IS. reptf1
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,sNHE SCOTTSVlLLE RACES will com
4 mcncc on the Sd Thursday in April-The
1st days Purse is about & 100-The I'd dav,
(Propretors Purse) & 50--The Sd day, an ele-
giant Saddle, Bride, Martinique and Collar, will
be run for.
WEIGHTS AS FOLLOWS:
Aged Horses 1873 lbs.
Six years 128 do.
Five years 108
-Four years LOG lbs.
Three years, do. 90
Mares and geldings allowed lbs.
WIN. ARCHER, Sec'rv.
March IS. r6t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-01

A T PRIVATE SALE, at the subscribers
4 Auction Store--First quality green Coffee,
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars, Molasses, old Ma
deira and London z. Tcnneriffe Wines Holland
Gin, Demijohns, Glassware III boxes, containing
tumblers, wine glasses and decanters and an as
sortment of the best quality DurcH BoLrINc
CLOTHS. M. M. MYERS.
March 25. TF6t
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No. ].

From Mr.. MADISON to Mr.. MONROE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
July 6, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-01

T INN Banks has obtained licencc to prac-
Ia tice LAW-He contemplates attending the
County Courts Of Madison, Orange and Cuipep-
per Those who disposed to entrust hin,
with business, may rely on the sedulous and faith
full Discharged his professional duties.
March-29. F2t1 -
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DOMESTIC.

DOCUMENTS
THE MESSAGE CT IKE
PRESIDENT OF MARCH %, 1908.
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CERTLELCdTE.


hereby certify, that in the year 1905, exam
med the Ore banks on the above mentioned lands.
and found the ore to be of very superior quail
~. and in very great abundance The orc banks
consist of three mountains, and such is the facil-
ty of getting the ore, that in my opinion man
will be able to raise much as wiz supply one
furnace. The proper place for furnace IS not
more than of mile from the banks, and for a
forge that may be worked with four hammers
about miles distant on good road, there is al
so abundance of wood to supply the furnace
and forge, and large quantity of White LINE,
STONE near the furnace seat. l am of opinion
that there are two good seats for forges, (eXclu-
siye of the above mentioned) each TO act with
one hammer, within of mile of the furnace
upon the whole, selemnly declare, that in my
opinion [and have beei, fol- many wears acquaint.
ed with the qualities of ore, and the proper ma
nagement OF Iron W orks) the above property has
more advantages in every respect, for the esta-
bshment OF lRoN Works than any have ever
seen. ADAM CLACENER.
March C5. ,.,. [cptdsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-01

ri OTICE.-The Officers and Privatcs who
y performed patrols duty in the months of
June and July, 1907. are hereby notified that they
win receive their pay on application TO
SAML. G. ADAMS, P1ysnaSte, 18Th reSt.
March %. TAtI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01
Rich Kanahwa BoTToM LAND
70 S II L E

t~IE Subscriber offers for sale, or ex-
4 change for improved property, in or
near the town Of Alexandria, fourteen hum
dred acres of RICH BOTTOM LAND, Oh
the Great Kanahwa River, near its mouth,
which enters into the Ohio. This land is Of
the very first quality, being almost entirely
bottom, equal in many respects to those rich
bottoms on the Potomac. 1t is laid off into
lots from l5o to $50 acres, each lot fronting
on the river and extending to the hills, which
afford an outlet to most extensive range Ter
stock, which never can be interrupted. One
hundred acres, therefore, of this rich bottom,
with its great advantages, would be good
settlement. A small. part Of tbs Land, which
is under cultivation, rents at the rate OF two
dollars per acre For further partioullars'sp-
ply to the subscriber,
George w. Craik.
January IS sswfW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01
a-s- TO RENT.

rw~HE. subscriber offers TO rent tor one OF
\ more years, adjoining the place where .a1
on he now lives, a Blacksmith's shop, with
complete set of Tools, Dwelling-i1ouse In
comfortable condition, calculated lor iaiili-
ly, together with between three ana lour acres
ofvery rich lanl.-From several years expo
rience, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a blacksmith than
the one now offered to let.
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad Greek
December 9e-N5.l ) laW,l
" 3. IF don't rent the line Stand'
will give good wages to young man. OF
man with family. L. D. "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01
Dilolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore carried on IN n
this place, under the firm of Roberts & cry
f.d, ceased by its own limitation on the 3ist
,lt. AS it is necessary to close the business
Of the concern With all convenient dispatch'
III persons indebted to them are requested 70
make speedy payment to John ROBBERS, who
authorised to settle the affairs OF the pare
aership, and by whom the business will IN III
ttre be conducted.
John Roberts,
Samuel G. Griffith.
January 4. ediW@ la"4N
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T @ K T. " I,

TWO STORES, in Royal-street, with
Dwellings, (near Mr.. Gads6y's now flttlng
up. If application is Immediately nade they
can he ftged to answer the tenants. One OF
them has bakehouse which will be removed
if not applied for soon.
Also, a two acre Lot and Garden, on Hen
nv and Wolfe-s'reets, tnear Mr. Ezra Kin
sry's) with a small House and Kitchen.
Also, Brick House on Columbus-street,
and two other Brick Houses on Potomac
Strand.
Thomas Preifon.
January %. eoot
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Alexandria DAILY Aduer7iser.
MONDAY, n
MONDAY, FEBRuAR 4, 1868.

TO RENT,
The three story Dwelling House. Bake
House, Flour-Shed ard Out-Houses, belong.
ing to Thomas Crandell, deceased situate on
Jnion-street, between King s Princestreets
.lso, House, Stable and Clubhouse, to-
sether with the Lot adjoining, situate at the
West End, For further particulars enquire of
Anthony Rhodes.
January II.
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TO RENT,

A convenient two story Dazzling House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupiee.by NIr. John Ramsay.
Apply to $3.50
Robert /. Taylor
January -.
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FOR SALE.


Or 70 81 RENTED for one or more gears
TTHE whole Of the REAL ESTATE be.
l. longing to Presstey Carr Lane, lying in
and adjacent 10 the town of CentreyiI!e, in
Fairfax county,
This property consists Of the we'll know,
TAVERN now occupied by kIr. .4dQn1 Nhe-
The aIUKE HOUSE SOW in the occu-
Tancy Of Nr. DanieI Ha,Yingtoa--.and from
eight hundred to thousand acres ofgood
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session Of hir Carr ". Lore, ard Mfr. VEL
Ten Locker, which viii BE disposed Of il seps-
rats tracts or entire.
1t is presumed that any poison disposed 10
bay or rent any of the above property will first
view the same and Judge for themselze.-a
further description is therefore unnecessary.
s1- Err. L2ne 5youtd tsks small
!. proportion ss Negroes.
Harri(on Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct. %. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01

THE subscriber having qualified as execu-
tor to the estate of Col. Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those.who have
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perlv authenticated, in the hands Of Robert
[. Taylor, of Alexandra, or John n. Peyton,
of Dumfries, attorney at law, who will for
ward them Immediately to the subscriber.
Those persons indebted to the deceased,
will please make payment to either the above
mentioned gentlemen, or
T. Blackburn.
Ripp.n Lodge, Jan 8. ee.-
ALMANACS for 1909.
L. A,,bI;ebed and far sale, By
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01
Notice IS hereby given
This is to give Notice.

HAT the subscriber ofAlexandrla coun-
tanned from the Orphans court OF Said county,
letters of administration with the will annex
ed. on the estate of Alexander hammond der
ceased; all persons having claims against the
said decd are hereby waned to exhibit them
with the vouch ers tAereofto the subscriber on
or before the twenty-sixth day Of July neNdea
they nay by law be excluded from all benefit
10 said estate ; and those indebted thereto are
requested TO make immediate payment
Given under nay hand this goth day Of janu-
airy 1908.
Elifha G. Dick, Adap'1.
Ian Is eoet"
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Lawrence HooH, Sen.

- Masters of vessels and others are eau
toned gainst harbonng or carrying him Oft.
December 26 co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01
Twenty dollars reward.

- AN AWAY yesterday morning, negro
H., man rsned Charles Johnson, about 5
feet S or inches high, yeIs black, has small
scar on one Of his cheeks; his legs are small
for person OF his size had on and took with
him grey coating roundabout lined with FAN
mel, and trousers OF the same, black coat &
an cid grey great-coat, with a variety Of other
cleathing not recollected Five Dollars will
BE given if taken in tJe county, or tie above
reward if out and reasonable charges ii bgo't
home.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09

.nded Il | hive ptsvsi, nov y.
tsc pn''sus ava documents that e Is ma
yst By - Every one kaows he tact.
: = s,us that he recon Menus s.abl. force :
.a,. He talks CT "a. .Sa e,.sr -
p.s's'. re- wa.er. This Is very gear %
poo ~ ~. = my view, never was 1rsc'ao
o 9spI. more iDssrosble' more y spo,,s
=, l'' more irrespons be On. wa 'n;' as i
foes 'os - = enqaur what she esecui's
Ppp ss.. Oae of his secretaries 's''s ,nsn
F''nss'.; i believed. thar. for .he Pfo'sc'
hal : our ports and Ia. b RS there oosa'
100 :. In ISIS additional gun b"a's.
? % u ~. daes not ,he secretary give
=. wy prouOds of this belief -!
:. w 10, eommuaic,le SOFAS lntsTma''oa
'oy ~ .ab;-cl? WAY aosusdertake TO
pau i. u,in.y OF dsf-nce. fof when pc
=" !, 10 appropriate n'llioos' but oy
'1' = !. !, be1leyed3 Do we leg'slA'e, 60
ao .a,r away 6<e millions Of the peoples
MY. upon me osUSi - l"S
.a,,y? cer,aioiy not.
/, !. bo, little less d,sg ace'u'' however
~ !, u0o. the belief OF the President.
- :. n know thai this business has iong
- ~, aud dried by the executive; 20
=. LANG had upon your tables even TIC
,.sa,iss apportionmehs TO every por'o1y
/ ~ 49, ;ol., 90 your coast, Of these wsak'
a.,.brd COME mp,,ble quo boats and ms
smi, had been intinaed so'you nat Az
. .,v Of money was wanted Tor the
.r.cs. ! do pot understaod or Fa'her
|.dre,stapd TOO well this mode OF legislation
republican g,sern@so,- l. IS mlssf,
N. mAoar .mea. despicable lrg.slaao1
-. are scot here TO carry toto eHscs'ne
ii, and III. wishes Of TIC presidents let
~ express that viii AID those WISHES To
I consi,uiocal wav, aad not 10 secret
d devsy msuosr through the Intervention
secre,arie. and Commute $.
[gpssed to BE continued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09

The following act, supplementary to the act,
entitled I" An act laying an EMB RGO
on ALI ships and vessels In the ports and
harhors of the United States, passed the
Senate yesterday, the 5th."
Sec. /. Be it enacted By the senate Z house
of REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States 81 sdne--
RIGA, in congress assembled, That during the
continuance of the .acf to which this act IS
supplement, no vessel licensed for the coast
ing trade or fisheries, shall be allowed to de-
part from any port of the United, States, or
Shall receive a clearance, until the owner,
consignee, agent or factor, Shall, with the
master, give bond with one ormore sureues
to the United States, in sum double toe va
lue of the vessel and cargo, that the vessel
shall not proceed to any acgeign port or place,
and that the cargo shall be relanded IN some seI
port Of the United States: PROVIDED, That
if shall be sufficient in relation to vessels IL
censed for the fisheries, Or boundon a w laiing
voyage, and having no other cargo than sea
stores, salt, and the usual fishing tackle and
apparel, to give general bond, III ieur times
the value of the vessel and cargo, that they
shall not, during the continuance OF the above
mentioned act, proceed to any foreign, port or
place and shall return with their fishing fare
to some port or place within the U.o. $,
Sec e. find be it further enacted, That II
any ship or vessel; snail, during the contlnu-
ance of the act to which this act IS supple
ment, depart from any port of the y. States
without a clearance or permit, or if any ship
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
From the Boston Gazette.

Comparative Dangers of our two threa tened
wars with England and France.
tn the former we are vulnerable as eve
~ po:u,--to che latter at nane.--Great bra
rain can destroy our commerce,wlFh all o.
tioos-she Gao even destroy our cossting
srade and hsheriee-Frauce, can only eh:cs
,ha. part Of our uade>carrisd on with the
con,,o.ns OF Esrope--,At war with Leg
land our export trade. from one hundred
nill,ons would dwindle dcwp TO five m'lll
ons. or less. A, war with France we should
sill ex,or. the 26 millions We DOW exPor.
70 Great Britain aud her dependencies, and
n.,hao. this. would increase, IL could nc,
diminish. r
In an English war@we should b, Gu. ct
+.o,, III lHesl India and East India sup
In a French zuar we should be bounitul.
" supplied, and chsaply furnished with
these articles.
Fighting Great Britain our F1shetme 70
would tarve or be taken prisoners Fight
ing ? ance] taeir basiness ou'd be reaae
ed ba, nos destroyed, and ss least their
nersons " ould be safe.
In combating England we contribute as
far as 10 Us hes, to the subjoga'on OF our
selves. Victory would be worse 'han DC.
f-,, ,ecau,e it would hasten our own down
fall, by Forwarding the views OF France
We should no. 10 such war DC aole 20
nrav tina, our s'encmies mightbe confouno'
ed, bu,.we should be compelled BY re-
gard 20 our national safety, TO reverse tue
liturgy aud pray that our enenles "'sn'
prevail" -. IL, h.nd
we .hosla only aasisips.: ter 9 IGN ysae'