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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-13

OtsT1rfRe 81 a decree 81 me toNpty Ctr. n
IS faiirItar; afK &c efhosed 10 tubfc sale, d!
cash, on the 18Th day 81 Januayy ,eax, 4
the Jareaises--
Two tracts OF Land. with hI
ppurtenances, containing together sboui sid
teen hunilrrd and seventy acres, or 50 mac
thcryof as may be necessary to raise the sga
IF about two hundred pounds which sill
tracts are situated iii the county c! Fairs,
and are parts of Whist is ceramonly called If
Rauens5vorfh 7rGct Of zsna.---Qne Of ties
tracts is in the possession Of Augustine j
Smith. Esq. and is. The tract Oh which he q
present resides--thc other IS in tie POSSESSES
Of Doctor Henry Rose.
The lands will be sold in lots Which willh
designated Oh the day OF sale, and tie sGi
to be then raised viii also be precisely sitG
The meeting cf the. Commissioners will !
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the tui
pike ,,cad, about 2 O'clock on the day Of s-i4@
YIN. Payne,
VIM. Deneale,
Geo. Summers.
Thomson MaSoa.
nich'i. II. Scott
Bees. is
CO. THE Court having been 50
tished that the decree under which tn
above Sale was adyef,iled was crroIe
Gus, and that not more than { IS, 8,
Cd. with intefef from the hrIt day o.
Ausuft laa, was due to hrrALl
FIrzHvcH, have awarded an inJuM
ton prohibiting him from proceeding
for more than that fun, that ba'an'
is now paid, and WIS repeatedly ten
dered before>the awarding CT this h
JUNCTION. HENRY ROSE.
Dec. %.
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ISAAC Mp Fl En
HIS l,47.EL Y IlapOR TEL *
= lsERSs EOR ST.. u.
A COOP ASSORTMENT .
Boil TING CT

OF the Mandatory Of TIT ais!S &,
Kings, thatare warranted good. q 49,,
ed with cash, and sold at a ssas. ii sruhg9 !
ALSO, ON sHAssie,
+ IA large quantity ofstBBRR BI.oey.
good quality and aispfficient lnqmberoils :.
TO execute any order. for MIM-STcsrs !.
short notice. No. 50, Fayettc-street, B.
more. 4A
tn Ilo, ~, salM
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| tosbling suits against all persons indebted to
the above firms where necessary, and to col
iectshe debts due us.
John Horner, sen.
e John Horner, I,lile.
Lewis Piles. 10 y.
Janaary Z. oa
DiiIolution Of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore carried On in
1Ajs R assed fpdeg the firm Of Rooerls 6 G
nit. As it is necessary to. close the business
Of the concern with all couyenient dispatch,
all persons indebted to the mare requested tor
make speedy payment to John Roberts who
Is authorised to settle the affairs of tie part
nership, and by whom the business Will in fu-.
ture be-condectcd.
John Roberts,
Samuel G. Griffith.
January 4 edlw&l aw4w 6
JAMES BACON,
,dfdis GROCERY STORE, on Kingg street, has Il.
addition to his former stock, added
A freih Supply ofGenuine Articles in
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
He no4y Offers for sale, o., lis nsat loso terms
M,l(cavado SuoaYs. of varinps n,;a-
,;,;as
~. = II ~ "a.
A1S''A sAa 80 "''so'
1 ralil'ono'et' ~,
i5l:PoliaA' 9 = y
~ so''' pSsacu'ails seiees'
osilsSl son. ca ioi
lyson-skln' and family nse.
oouchong
Best green Cosee,
Chocolate, 81 superior quality
Madciras
sBuscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, FIN ES
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Public Sale.

Bysrirtae Ere DEERE efMe county Car.
q faisJtar, uW &c e1hosed 10 hubfc SAX, +
tasa, o., the 18Th day et Janaayy neat
the nren0ses--
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q t 4 C E.

ALL persons indebted to John Horner and
Son and Hsrners and Plies, are desired 70 pay
ali accounts due to the. above firms. to Abel
Janney as their agent, and his receipt shall be
good against US !; and he is hereby authorised
tosbling suits against all persons indebted to
the above firms where necessary, and to col.
lectshe debts due us.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
Sales at Auction.

ON Saturday the list Oct. will be SOLD, at
~ the Vendue Office of the subscribers, at
II o'clbck-One NEGRO MAN, who is an ex-
cellent house servant, carriage driver, &c.
One WOMAN about SO years old, accustomed
to washing, ironing G pretty good plain cook
One NEGRO GIRL, about Is years old. &C.
customed to house Dusiuess.--One young WO-
MAN, accustomed TO cooking and house bust
ness also her Child. The above negroes are
sold for no fault, lat fox the want Of Cash -
Also, NEW JERSEY WAGON and a pair
of well broke ycuag HORSES-Payable, one
half cash ana the balance in SO days. for an ap-
proved, in6orSed, negotiable note, at the Bank
Of virginia.
PROSSER & iLOEGURE, -klaiiOneres
Mgndav Sebk o. 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
Both of these acts we. G

location" (h.J Both of these acts wee
| Among the laws inserted under the title
of" OMITTED ACTS" there are some which
have been superseded by acts subsequently
passed; but still, as rights have accrued
under them, and they are of general con-.
Germ, it was deemed expedient to retain
them. Such are all the laws relating to the
sale of lands for the non payment of taxes.
The collecting under one head the seve-
raj laws concerning waste and unappropri-
ated lands ON the Eastern and Western wa
ters will prevent the necessity of labori..
Gus examination into this intricate branch Of
our statutes, whenever it may be necessary
to recur to it.
list of titles OF private and local acts
| (Which had never been omitted till the edi-
dition of l794,) is given, to aid the research,
es OF those who may have occasion to refer
to law not to be found in any collection of
public acts.
But the most difficult, and, it is presume
ed, not the least useful, part of the compil-
aion, has been the Table of Fines, Foriei-
lures, Penalties and Amerce ments, Gesig-
mating 10 what uses respectively appropri.
ated. A collection of this kind mas long
been much wanted {: for, while il VIII have
tendency TO guard the people against i'm
!'uiIib thS pShdtJlSS OF the law, II wilt d.
rect the right application of fines, whence
yer they ssaii be imposed. IF the value of
this part of the work might be estimated by
tie time which IL has taken to prepare il.
the compiler would rate il at very little
short Of the price Of the whole book
The whole OF this volume, according to
the original plan, had been printed IF be.
fore the meeting If 'ne last legislature; out
the publication was susps nded, IN order 20
Introduce the acts of the last Sc ssion of the
general assembly since which, some additi-
onal heads have been inserted; particularly
the list oftitles efprivate and local acts. To
the whole, is subjoined, very copious index.
| referring TO the SecfiOn as well as the hare
III the compilation of which, much timz and
labor have been bestowed, as may readily
be inferred from the circumstance of its con.
tanning Sc pages.
The publisher having embarked large
capital in this work, his own interest, as well
as the opportunities of he public, would
have induced him TO Couples il IS early as
possible. If the publication has been de-
iayed longer than was originally cantem-
plated, he feels confident, iii Il more than
an adequate compensation will be afforded
by the additional matter contained in the
volume.
-
(h) See Appendix No TX, pa. 129.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
-Four Dollars Per Anium-Raid in Advancs.l

h1r The price efthis paper to sub
scribersis fur dollars per dnnunr, to be
Said ia adoance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square in length GO lines } are insert
ed, the first time far seventy.fv cents ;
three 1ueeks Csiae times } for three dol
lars and for every subsequent inserti-
on, th1rty-three cents. Long ones in
the same proportion. In fav0r Of those,
h0rveuer, zuho adoertiSe By the year Ell
Their once or t1vice zveeek } a deduction
from the above price Of twenty per cent.
IS made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
Electoral Ticket.

THE following is the Madisonian Elec
i toral Ticket, republshed for the infor
nation of the citizens of Virginia:
Joseph Goodwin, sen. Nansemond.
BENJAMIN Harrison, Prince George.
Edward Pegram, sen. Dinwiddie.
Richard Field, Brunswick.
Col. Thomas Read, Charlotte.
Joseph Eggieston, Amelia.
Hugh Nelson, Albemarle.
Col. George Penn, Patrick.
Philip N. Nicholas, Richmond City.
Judge Spencer Roane, Hanover.
John Roane, King William.
Robert Taylor, Orange.
Gustavus b. Eorner, Fauquier.
Robert Nelson, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
Richard Barnes, Richmond County.
John T. Brooke, Stafford.
Hugh Holmes, Frederick.
Osborne Sprigg, Hampshire.
James Alien, Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, Augusta.
Andrew Russell, Washington.
Gen. John Preston, Montgomery.
William Mckinley, Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
PREFACE.

N government emanaling from the
d people, whose will, expressed in the
form Of t.ws, is the only Sovereign, it must
numerous. If aoubt exist with respect
TO the meaning of statute, which cannot
be removed by the judges according to Sc,
tied rules Of Interpretation, or, if it be de-
tective, the explanation in the one case,
or the amendment in the other, can only
be made by the legislative authority YES
ted in the representatives of the people.
Not so, IN despOtic government, where
the TriH ofhhe flriace, supplies The defects Of
tbe LaSv, e. his dictnm is regarded as the law
itself. Yet strange as it may appear, how
often have we heard the concise code OF
Frederic of Prussia extolled as a model
worthy Of limitations How often has a
wish been expressed by some ofthose Iiv.
ing under cur free goUeynmegf, that our
code of laws should be assimiIa;ed TO his
Is there man who, upon serious reflect
on, would consent TO give up his h5ersy
with his Uoiumes NJ la7Us, and become a SIaOt
that he might be governed by q concise
code /? Would he he willing to exchange
the right of self government for desfiO-
tism Such would be the eTea of yiel.
ding to system Of legislation which sub
stitutes the will Of an individual tor the
voice Of the people.
That spirit ofliberty which caused thou
sands of our ancestors To- migrate to this
western world, was very early manifested
in their laws. And Notwithstanding the
restrictions imposed by the British govern
ment on the colonial legislatures, and the
severe conflicts which frequently arose
respecting the prerogative Of the kings o.
England, and the rights OF the people o.
America, in matters of self.goyernment
the legislature Of Virginia, lost no oppor.
tuuily in providing code of laws adaptet
TO the-siiuation Of the country.
From the year 1919, when The first Ie
gislature met in Virginia, to the present
time, our laws have been various and com.
plicated. This produced the necessity o
having frequent reyissls some of which
being made before any printing presse.
we're introduced in America, have remain.
ed till this day in manuscript. Those il
print are PurOis's collection, published il
London, supposed in the year 1922 anC
the editions of 1888, 1852, 1869, 1885
1874, aud 1903. In some Of those col.
Iections all the acts relating to the sam,
subject we're consolidated into single bills
by a committee of revisors, and re.eDacte'
By the legislature but IN others, Iher
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30

CaJ See Appendix Nc.IX p. (lo4.
Cb) Ibid. p. (Ios.)- Cc) Ibid. p. (ll3)
"a Sc Revised Code, vol. /. ch. l49
p. 2s2,-Ce) Ibid. CHI IL, p. 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
JAMES TERNAN, one of the exc
cstors Of Patrick TenAn, deed.
Richmond Sept 26, 1903 {Swks)

~ Josiah Cheatham, 10 secure the payment OF
a sum Of money 10 James Murphy * company,
as expressed in the said deed, will be Sold, TO the
highest bidder, for the best price that can be OBJ
tanned in money, on the premises in the county
oil. Nelson, on Friday the 9th day of Oaober
newt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
/ Do hereby request al.

those purchacers OF the estate or sheets OF the
late Patrick Ternan, OF this city. deceased, ana
those PERSONS who have on any ether account
given bonds, bills es, payable TO myself and
John Pumfrey. as executors. 0. 10 the said
John Punf,sy alone. a. executor of the said
Patrick Ternan, 10 make no payment of any
such bond, bill or note, TO either the said John
Panirey or to his order, he the said John Pun
frey having suddenly departed from the usual
place Of his late residence. and now concealing
himself so as 70 furnish Just grounds to suspect
and believe he intends frauduleutly to convert,
far he may be able, the debts due TO the said
Patrick Tesn%n's executors. to his own private
3 use.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30

Published pursuant to "a aci OF the General
Ass :mbly Of Virginia, passed the seventh
day of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
A tract of Land,

CONSUMING one hundred and ten acres; also FIVE
NEGROES, consisting of two men and three
women, and the increase of the said females If
any since the trust was executed also seven
head of Horses and eighteen head of Cattl -
The land is situated on Hickory creek and adj
joins the lands of Benjamin Harris, John Ro-
berts, Samuel Perkins and John Farrer. We
will convey such title as is vested in US by the
said deed of trust
Richard Clarke, lT,,,s,e..
Shelton Crosthzpait, 5
Ne'son county, Sept 81, 1903. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
TO WHICH ARE ADDED
APPENDICES,
CONTAINING


A compilation of the several laws for the
establishment of the James river, Potow-
mac, AppomattoX and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Companies,
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
Titles of acts authorising the establishment
of Turnpike Roads, and the erection of
Toll Bridges,
A compilation of the several acts concern
ing the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings,
Acts and resolutions of Z general nature,
which were omitted in the revisals of
1884, and 1908,
Laws concerning waste and unappropriated
lands on the eastern aud western waters,
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concerning the public guard,
Titles of private and local acts-And
A table OF fines, fOrfeitures, penalties and
amercements designating such as are to
the use of the commonwealth such as go
towards lcssening the county levy such
sbelong to individuals; and such as are
appropriated to any particular object.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30

m See Appendix No. TX. p. (ioO,
secl. 2.-Cg) See Revised Bills, 1892, vol.
!. p. 7.--(hJ Ibid. sect. IS, p. l2-GJ
See Revised Codej vol. /. RI. l49, p. 292,
8. l, 4.-(k) See Revised Code, vol /.
Appendix, ch. s, p 459, and CHI. 6, p.
454.-(D See Appendix No. TX. p.
Ul4.} Qns.l-(m) See ch. 81, p. 81 Of
his vol.
M See Appendix No TX. p. 125 70
See Rev. Code, vol. I, ch. SO, pa. 49,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30

waa cOmtlicte index 10 fhe vhoIe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-09
NEW.YORg, f'aae 6.

Arrived scbv. Connecticut, Wasson, S da
fron, Charleston. The Connecticut sailed
SUNDAY ne 18th ult. in company with 4
snip agnes, Eunee, for phiIadeIpiia & bI|
susannah for do. sloop Ser,ifamus Slecul1
and the sioop Folly, Church, bound to Nd
York. On the Connexions coming abreast
the Ameticun sioop of "ar Hornet. in Reba
lion Roads four miles from Charleston, 81
was boarded by IN officer from the vessel,
whom tie manitsst w4s produced when
locking over the same, found the word II
inserted therein he .s!lcn ss!d you eanf
pass, YOU must come 10 an anchor, o. rel;
10 town, tho captain said be had coileci1
clearance for rs 10 procccd on our yoyaSe'1
Tac off:ccrlhen sid j Cannot help that,
YOU pass our-osarn vc.,yill trc INTO you
Upon which capt. Wssson put about, ret
cd to town, ant! landed us passengers. u
CAPT; Wasson's waiting upon the coAec1s
informed him that ne had nc aitaort
the Hornet Or the gun boats, b'tt- r"o'f
.ra1hcr surprising as he had sent tncm
.,lers concerning the stoppage OF GEAR
any vcsss, and that nc 'ad sen, 'oi - ~ Vi
ycvor .. file port. On Monday captain -;
sen re1e,yed Official nctiee, that nc lin, u
T,roceed 10 sea. and would not be Ca ~
wl,e9aupol AZ 10 O'Clock same d%s w. W.,
ws;sh, and attey being c1.miacl Wa
Elitted to pass.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-09

mes. inr,e reg peace ty the CENTRAL
policy of Europe, snd oniy i.rro.i ed IN
war to cover the rrores,y fson Pussui,oi
: foe. aud 10 map twlth .h. seaasn pre-.
siously.smployed 70 sranspo', =; the ns-
tional fees: .his drec,trade Eegiand con
sidercd !. the trade Ct her escmy. II
aoessioo afosc, whether, by tonching CO
our wayfss al Amcsic4n port, the na,ure
ii ! voyage between slhe colonies ard the
mo:her country was materially rhaeged,.
and cf one, became two distipci voyages j;
cr whether i, must b. considered as one,
csntinucd, aDbrokeo voyage, only.lengs h
xned by few leaguesi Ga ibis subj-ct .
pi5dling. mcresniile spirit see nas 10 have
shewn itself 10 the British Court ofsppcsls.
and ts have mingled Itself 10 tke decision
ef nssionsl question. a SEQUENCE was
pronounced, which, TO say the lesst. was
inconsidefafe. Asenssncc which, houe.
vel, did not materially SGcct urtrade. bur
uhirh affected our independence J: A sen.
4ence, neyefsheless, which it wosld seem,
has 90, offended our lusrs; seeing tina.
thew haze no. seriouslv obiec,ed 70 an ar.
sielx IN the treaty By which the principle Of
Il ~ss acknowledged thus, then, while
ne enjoyed trade with ahlhe world, uu.
limited but by = c,Seumsssucr Of sl;rhssre.
nss'esions : trade which give 10 France
! greater edvAnssgea than she sver before
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-09

taken Fro ssthe chesapeake BY TIE name of
Wilson. 15shly. That although /, has
bsen said this man proved fo Be Rasford,
and confessed himself 10 be Ra,ford, vet
!. has also been said that Ratford is now
living IN Pennsylvania. l6sh.y. 'rha. az
Ter the disavowal made of the admiIai's
conduct By his cwn government, DO con.
= dence Can be due 20 court martial held
to sanction his proceedings. 17thly, Tia.
although the three other men were taxed.
from The Ches4peakeShy The sole authority
OF the Brush searching lieutenant, there
was not he shadow Of pretenoe thar they
we're British subjects, yet they were seq
fenced 70 suffer death. isihly. That I'D.
m'ral Berkeley, when he left Halifax, re-
cc'ved complimentary address from the
colonial assembly and told thcm, IN his
answer, that he had 90 ,fieial infs5ma !
sioo Of bis recall. 1s.bly, Tba, afterwards,
on iessing Bermuda, he was highly com
piimsn,td by that colonial assembly, with
a NANTES, reform 70 he affair ct The Che.
sapesse.
Hayieg stated and comEen,ed On .hcse
his facts, the honorable Senator concludes
thus:
/" Under all these circumstances, MtAom
a7f1hlying any Of The msrians afa susliuous
foheyfo The British hYefesSlons, 1 may still be
permitted to 6elieve that their ministry never
seriously intended TO make us honorable re-
paratlon at al!. !" =.
Hsw very fearful s toe honorable seea.
tor thu; he shoU!3 be deemed saspicioos (!
Hew very anxious 10 defend b .n.elf a.
gainst 'hc charge, whtn 10 suess, chs. e Is
made ! All! Mr.. Seua.or, this same
thing called conscience IL ve,y truuble.
some. Il will stare folks in ihe face, aye
and put hen OIL &C ccunteoancs TOO
Bur dad ever any Dsn se4 svcs tacss slated
10 spp2cri sach en reference! t;eEe are
ooete=p si'sg ai,o.s OF whiah he lAst III.
icen, # .rue, sse either iefeign 10 rne
question, or seod 10 esseb.Ish me sr.esse
Of what hey were adduced 10 prove. Let
" cast az I've al them.
but We rave already occupied all the
apace we can aiiot 10 lis sr'icis aud Inubt
therefore rcspone cor commsl.s OF The
hon. Ssna.os', facts eli! our o.s.
10 be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-09
PHILADELPHIA, Gaaf D.

The slip cornpianter, capt or ,,ot 70
London, is below AS she was H.
before the lst May, it's most PROSE pro- sss
will be the bearer OF l.hshs's
days later than our present ad'io'''
!. BY the Lewis.own Packet We learn .. ii /
ship Cicero, Head, inH dAss. sa viii, Lo|
WIGHT had arrived of or capss., want
a ~ 70 the s7.h April our in''fl''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-09

g derutitse "a tirpd,r,, ,rs
t''ysi Pm siobs, Is III sbaa, ninr' = 'ee
sons, 'er l.'Le puipS # .empl,m,, $. psl.
the snfs'or 81 nc ren,h and ling
AS'y' z b passes sh'SSsh he ,oun. Of
MARlD, Abrilis.
Extract Of ale,,er, dam j oias. 49,,
8. !" We have had pycAs.ou, iour ~"
,hns Tar Tass'rs 'hrough .hoei,ies ol VA
lsde''d Bnsgos and VlctoriA The e.
preston ct Iublie Joy 10 all tpe tow,
villages. since he ltsen, news. IN ~
atsdEy determinations, dances, rs
professions and public isas,s. Cote
she apaihy that has prevailed for % az
past, the people are COW .!sc,Ii6ed IL y :
point aImos. inciesbIe.
MILAN. MlreA ~. |
Beside admiral Gan,heuGe's .ooadr.,
arrived safely at Co,fu, TWO b,ies. cor
manded by slsnio: ProIucci, have arrived
at The same port q convey of provision.
sno waEjke stores, has also arrived from
aroma
hssmpsrof has authorized the nir;,
ter CT marine TO ininish cos missio,. :,
such persons 10 Leshorn as choose to ,o.
gage 'nrpF'ssteeslrg, ueder he esisrop
laws. ar. Deiess,ps, French enpsu, %
that city. Eas coE b oncated his deose,ok
The merchants there.
BORDEAUX, At,il7.
Inc emperor SET cut item St. Cloud al
lnst. anc W" ..s,. met on the road BY the Spar.
lab q tI osssa1or.
r, rARls, Apra9.
ns o." INST. her imperial majesty sat
oo' ~ nu.ue'ha' accompanied by the Sc.
major H' s1'fs'.,.' Two gentlemen of Der
sstsnos's' 'hu W. Os'eaamps, Der sscse.
'a'y'
80" ''''ous Fas's q france, Tie 'et.ssi
.e'' ~, .ooe'oe'so'e ea',reo'keceiE
'ns 80 -: 'ns's''' ~ iafp, 'ho&
s,"a" oens - lo''e "e'e 'oos e'otk a
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No. Viii.


no. VIII.
sxrrxg or THE HON. SENATOR ADAMS.
d tesoees q the British principl- OF
f736. 80 called, vr hold il co. be unfoood.
\ "A aud he irss worthy Of ATTENTION., as
{ 81 pssesic. /. has long been reIipqIsshed,
exexpt ! email rennaos 20 which our 90 M
s ristrafion seem will'pg q. submit. s.
AS;s sskc 40 special notice OF those DO.
8 isy and lady ;e n" Ia which the honora-
HE Senator hkens the tondact OF Crsaf
Britaia, 20 The crimes of poisoning aud as
s ,aas,na,ion. Or rather declares 4 10 be q
otea,xr c,lmrs,han either. We insist on
Ueosfsl 1igh, 10 The full exieot, but We
claim 90 rlgh; 10 Go wrong. We claim %
Z RIGHT Is assist one enemy against The otter
our fslIow cisiSsns, BY gisirg such as
sistauce, take p.rt 10 the war, snd In
cons. ooence thersof. lose THAR effects, we
canoot think hem entitled to call on shc
nation Tor frdsrss. Besides. heprineipi-
& &c 1855 was pos( "a. The honorable Senator
seems 70 supposs lasgths by Great BIZ
& tasn solely os Inc grouad tost nsnstaIs en-.
8 r.cstj IN trade between Fraace and her
cusou,ss were 10 bs considered as being 10
sha, rrspect na,ussiIzsd by Fraacs. Al
4, hauqh i, was ms,s,ta.ped as principle
i 3, orn,ra,s cent; no. traus 10 ttiae Of war
Sbrvana MAJ .hsy had 81 en- .cas,c med 10
80. - ,~ace yc,sis was declared on
a.. oar, IF III 1rit,sh ki,c 10 answer ia
~ = S, ,o.sr,rs of ff,ll4nd whose
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