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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-12
Thomas Read. elk.

Charlotte Court, ian. 4, 1903.
John Haskins and Nathaniel Terry.
Ggairsf eoan'
Jesse Hord & John Hord. defts cory
Use defendant Jesse Hord not having enter
ed his appearance according to the act of
assembly, and the Jules of this court, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is no. an inhabitapt of this state on the motion
of ;he plaintiff by his attorney, IL is ordered that
he appear here on the first day of April court
next and enter his appearance and give security
for performing the decree of the court, and that
a copy of this order be inserted in one of the
newspapers published in Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the courthouse of the said county.
Copy-Teste,
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- ken up by William Gispie OF Primo
i Edward County. three stray BARROWS-'
one white. one srnutty white, the other a
pale sandy color, with white inst around it, abons
three or four years old wi h smooth crop and
underkeel in the right ear, and hole in the left
ear appraised to Ave dolIars each. also. one
red sow. of the same mark, with white face,
and seven Pigs. which are appraised TO twenty
shiliugs, and also. four SHOATS, which are
unmarked. about one year oloJ appraised TO Ave
shilings each,
William CiIlispie.
November 18th 1907 w3t'
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WASHINGTON HENRY
Il 6 Il ID z M Z"

WAS once school of some note, but has
w been on the decline for many years. The
fault is not so much in the foundation as in the
prejudice of the public. The public is therefore
respectfully requested to give it once again small
portion Of encouragement and it may again hold
up It's head.
Harrington Henry Acadsmy is situate in very
healthy and popuIouS ncighborhood, about uine
miles from Richmond, in Hanover county, where
pupils may be boarded in respectable families az
20 dollars per annum- tuition only FIVE pounds.
The Rev. Thomas Hughes will teach the dead
languages, q the English grsmn AZ, mathematics,
&c viii be taaght by an assistant adequate to The
task. The cardinal virtues and Christian gTaces
will be HcuIcated by preoept, and enforced by ex.
ample
N B. Modern taelics will be taugh, and eE.
empIhed.
December l, 1907.
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ADVERTISE Me n t.
100 Dollars Rewara.

ID UN AWAY about the first inst. from The
Ia service OF MIR. William Rawleigh, TO
whon, he was hired BLACK MAN, nam
ed JACKSON. House Carpenter by profess
sion, of thin consumpiive appearance, about 40
years of age, FIVE feet eight OF nine inches high
from circumstances attending his eloremeni, il
8 believed. he in'ends making his way to one
Of the EasIern States, and has been provided
with false papers Of freedom.-If taken within
the State, aud delivered 10 nc here, or secured,
that get him, will give Fifty Dollars, or If
taken out Of the State, One Hundred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond Dec. 2Aih 1907 tf
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The subscriber will SELL. ar exchange for land
in the state OF Ohio.
THE. FARM

LHTHsREoN ne now resides. containing n? 1-2
w acres. This farm is particularly valuable
for it's con,igui,Y 20 he city of Richmond, being
near enough TO give its occupant the advantages
cf city residence, combined with the pleasure Of
a country life The situation is high and beauti-
ful. commanding a fine view OF part of the city &
capitol, abort Is acres Of this land is cleared and
but little WON. of good soil, affords excellent
water, and is believed 70 be remarkably healthy.
On i, is thrifty young apple orchard of choice
fruit, beginning te bear, and the improvements
are new. and being such would Accommodate
aismaI family. >
Joseph Anthony.
January IS. 1903. wifi
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w As eommuted TO the jail Of Surry county
w on tho 25th day Of OGobey last, az nm
Always, the following ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
negro woman e her four children. Billy Ca,y Joe
and Janes-Pleasauts is about so or SIS years old
rather light completion, her clothing being We
w much worn cannot be described. Billy, her
son, is about 10 or II years old Of q n1ulatio co.
loT--Caty, her daughter, bright nulstto. he
fweenS and years old--Joe and lanes, sons Of
Peasants, are bo'h of rather light complexion
The first is supposed 70 be between ard years
old. the last between 3 and years old. Plea
santa says she formerly belonged TO Major
Clarke OF the Eastern SHIRE. and was sold under
execution by the sheriff, and was bought by 4
Mr. Rose, who hvought her ~ Petersburg and
sold her to h1r Henry Daniel The owner IS re-
qies,ed 10 come for~srd prove properly, paw
charges and take them away otherwise they will
be dealt with as The law direts.
(2w) Benz. F. Browne, shift.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-12

7 AM desiross TO exchange the following pro-
i perry, or any part thereof, as may be agreed
on, for a small na0 Of good Land. in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other Inn
proveneats, good sprpg Of water, and an a.
g'ecable neighborhood, at a distance Of 80 TO 100
miles up the couniry--To say for Houses in this
ciiy-Jands in Heurico county, joiung the acs.
DENY lands. and near this city--2.OOO acres on
Riehlsnd creek, in Lincoln county, Kentucky
900 acres on the waters Of the Ohio, IN Mason
coun'y-and two trads of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 800 3 acres
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond. Feb 6, 1903 It
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID UN away from the subscriber about the 18th
IL Of last month, negro girl pamed CEBEY 8
she IS about the common height Of women. spavc
made. round face, - a dark nulaito, and wears
her hair pa ted, which hangs over her eyes--her
dress when she eloped was Of green eolor-she
is between IL and 20 years ofage. have every
reason 70 believe she is concealed by some per-
son in Richmond The above reward will be paid
10 any person on delivering her TO Mr. William
Edwards, living near Pocahuntas b-idge. She
was puic chased Of Mr. Samuel Parish Of Peters
burg. Az persons are loreward from harboring
OF eoneesling her az sheir peril.
Elijah Crouch.
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TO KENT,
Il II O u S T.

On Shoekoe hiil, lately occupied by John RoyStef.
For further pay iculas snqaire Of the printer.
February Q. 1898 SIP
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so Dollars Reward.

= USAW AY from ire subscribsr on the s7,h
Ia July last, one negro man named I'M, about
% years OF age, slender made about feet 2 or
3 inches high, 9f yellow complexion fiat nose.
very much marked with the small pox, sneaks
mid when spoken 20. inclined little 70 he bow
legged, his fore teeth rather wider than common.
and scar on his nip and thigh occasioned by
virs on a mattr9ss when he had the small pox
he IS remarkably fond Of muse, and dances re.
markab vel. lie is also. good waterman and
sawyer--He formerly belonged 10 Miss Biz ri
lis, III Hanover county, near the Meadow Bridg.
es. have understood that be aimed for free
pass ard has altered his name from lin to Billy
Berry, and said when he was in Richmond he
should go 70 Alexandra, and NJ doubt, if v,
should not 20 there. he will goSo the Federal O.,
~ or srme sea port town and take shipping, and
intends 10 JON some ship carpentgr and follow
the trade. The above reward Will be -iven 10
any person 10 deliver ,he said negro 10 nc Al Ben,
Cree or rwer'y dollars 20 nut him in any iail
in the Uni'ed States and give me information
as quick as possible fcrewarn all masters Of
vessels and Others from harborng or Carrying the
said negro ont OF the state, as shall pu, the law
in full force against them.
JAMES PHELPS.
Buckingham county, nearO
DUgndsviile, on James Ain
yiysr nsc 81 10Y
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Land for Sale /!

PURSUANT to deed of trust
n executed TO the subscribers by John C.
Miller, for the purpose of securing the payment
Of sundry debts therein mentioned; will be sold
upon the first Monday in January, 1908, far
cash upon the premises, TRACT OF LAND
mentioned in said deed, living upon the waters
OF Lockeli's and Harris C eek in the county Of
Prince Edward, and supposed 10 contain be-
tween six and seven hundred acres. We shall
make such title as is transferred to us by sail
Miller, saving all former noumbersuoes The
improvements upon This land are such as ave
usual upon snug plantations in this part of the
country, but better fenced ,han usual.
CHARLES WOODSON,)
JAMES MADISON. "~S'ees'
Prince Edward. is Ca. 1907. low
b. The above sale is postpone till Wednes-
day the Sob of March newt January Is
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Notice

TRE Subscriher purposes leaving this City
in the course of few days, has determine.
cd TO dispose cf the whole or any part Of his
STOCK. now remaining on hand, at rery,e-
ducea p,ice--whi consist of Large and SUI
perb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Paper Hang
ings, Window Blinds. Fringes, rasseIs, Cords,
&c. &c. w. HAlGHT.
Richmond, Jan.I, 1903.
N. b. Those who feel inclined TO purchase,
win apply opposite the City Tavern. on the
M ain Street. w. H.
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For Rent,

ITHE House on the Main Street. next TO Messrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied Ivy Mrs.
Phepoe. Possession will be given on the first
OF January next--spply TO
JO tPH CALICO.
Richmond. Dec. 81, St7 II.
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Advertisement.

WILL BE SOLD, on Saturday The 27'h day o
February next, for ready money. on thepre
misses a valuable
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Tohn Barksdakc. d. c. i. G.

bunenburg October Court, 1907.
James Smith & Pleasant Moon, merchants0 =.
and partners, a9ing under the firm and =
title of Smish s. Moon, compliments. >
hgatns: =
George Locke and William Locke, execu- Z
tors of the last will aud tes,amen, of John ] ?
Locke, deceased and Thomas Locke, J, (,
l.c. l -
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HN the motion OF the Compliments by their
~ counsel, and j, appearing 10 the satisfaction
o. the court that the defendant Thomas Locke
is not an inhabi,ant of this commonwealth,
IL is therefore dsc ced and ordered, tina, unless he
appear here before the first day OF Janu.
airy court next. ard answer the bin of the COM
claimants, that the same will be taken for con-
fessed, and the matter thereof dccrced accord
ingly and that copy of this order be inserted
in one ot.he newspapers published in the town
OF Petershnsg for two months successively, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse of
this county and that the defendants George
Locke and William Locke, executors of the last
will and testament of John Locke. deceased, be
restrained and enJnincd from paying, conveying
away or secre'ing any goods. chauels, money.
lesacies or bcquesis. which are now belonging
or due, or which may hereafter belong to or be-
come due to the said defendant Thomas Lscke,
until the further order of this court.
A copy, Teste.
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WIMLrAN H. TAYLOR. D {

LIldTI0lLc LOHFZ, DC. 3, 1907.
Patrick Connolly. plaintiff, r.
0gdirSt o.
Archibald Fowlks & Traverse Brooks,
defendants
THE defendant Fowlks not having entered his
appearance according 10 tire act of assembly
and the rules of this court. and j. appearing TO
the satisfaction of the court that he is not in
habitant OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiff by his attorney, IL is ordered. that he
appear here on the first day of March cou,t
next md enter his appearance and give security
for performing the decree of the court, and that
4 copy of this order be inserted in ono of the
newspapers printed in Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
Of .he courthouse of the said county.
A Copy-Teste,
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T A V E R N,

On the Main Street. next tho courthouse, belong.
ing 10 Jacob I. Cohen-For terms apply 20
il COHEN, Ir.
Richmond FehYu,rv ,4oQ
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FOR RENT

November 18th. 1907
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Nottce,

Felbruarv 4. 1909
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-27
The Stages ss.th Of Alexandria.
September

nN the first of October next the Mail
~ Stage will commence running as toll
Lows between Alexandria and Petersburg Ia
Virginia:
Will leave Alexandria every day at {
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at DumirIes
by in the morning-Leave Dumiries at 6
and arrive at Fredericksburg by | | IL in the
moruing-Lcaye Fredericksburg at Il (noon)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
e-Leave Richmond at 6 Ia and arrive at
Petersburg by ! | IL in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at II l-2 P. NJ. and arrive, at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage will carry no
more than passengers on any account what
ever, and not more than IA ID. of baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accsmm odatioD Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
DAYS, and will travel only in the day time
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
to study the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must be
had to time-Going south from Alexandria
they will breakfast al OccoquaR, dine at Stat
ford Court House, and lodge at Fredericks-
burg-The next day will breakfast at the
Bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
at Richmond. And on the third day will
hreakfas. at the Halfway house and dine at
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Halfway house
and lodge at Richmond. Early IN the morn
ing, breakfastat the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court house,
dine at Occoquan, and lodge at Alexandra.
Theaowners on this line too, have to re-
quest that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantity of their baggage, as
any thing more than small trunk or parcel
which will go within the body OF the stage
will be an extra charge.
The Projectors.
August 4 =
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The Subicribcr

IsFoRHs yaE PUBIC,
TER k maznf zcsprr& and 6es tor setss az Sss
.ssh on a1e ce-ser q Fairflr aid frtaee-
st-sef;-
STILLS Of different fizes-
COPPER and BRASS KETTLES of all
,r.s-A general assortment CT TIN w ARE.
md liksaise executes al kinds OF LACK
SMITH WORK.
For See or Rsst,
A two story Brick House, at tie lover end
&c pince-strest, IN coed situation for husi-
s.ss and calculated 10 accommodate family.
To LEASE,
ON GROUND RENT TOR EVER.
sisty.two feet OF Ground. at the upper-end
of Kine-stree.-s5 feet on Royal-street, be-
tween Prince end Dnhe-s'ree 5.
The highest price given for old copper,
Brass, Lead and Pewter-and all hlnas OF
Copper and Grass OK repaired.
George M'Munn.
August Is. ON
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Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, JUN.
Rloeksnith and Fx3Tier.

Blacksmith ana FHTTleT.
A CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
n lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower end of Union street, adjoining
Mr. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shoeing horses, III which line his abilities
needs no comment-and begs leave to sohcit
a share of the patronage OF generous pubic,
and to assure them that any work In the iine
of his profession, shall not be surpassed by any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work of all kinds and description,
executed N a neat and workmaTaike manner.
n. B Those who favor him With their GUS
tom will have the advantage of receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
~ A couple of smart Lads, from "A to
Is years of age, will be taken as apprentices,
and treated with kindness, and strict attention
paid to their morals.
September 5. dtmEaW<m
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hI.ot Of Ground, on the wen

side OF pitt.street, beginning l54 feet to the
.ou,hward of Prince street, being p feet s
;,cbes front, and l23 feet inches deep, adj
Joining grosnd Of Mr.. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under a
deed OF trust to secure the payment OF debt
due 10 the Bank of Alexandria, on credit of
s u and is months, with interest, which is
- he included In satisfactory notes negotiable
at the said Bank /; and 1t will be optional with
the purchaser either to receive conveyance
in fee simple Immediately after the sale and
give deed of trust Oh the property to secure
the ssyment of the notes, or to have his title
on The last payment being made
James Keith, zsa,,,,,
George W. Cralk,
September Is. q"
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John G. LADD,

Has FOR Sale,
90 bales German Linens, COMMIT
mo OF brown and white Rolls, haxen Osna-
burphs, hempen Tickienburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
loco pieces Nankeen
Russia Shooting and Duck
/ bale Writing Paper
SD bags efblack Pepper of the best qua
iity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
/ pipe port Wine
Ia do Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
Z DO. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes sper
macitl and Tallow Candles, Cheese &c: &c.
April Z.
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G.. w. CARLIN.

Peturns his most grateful thanks to the In
Esbitants of this town and It's vicinity for their
former favors, and earnestly solieits CONT
nuance OF the same. He likewise takes this
opportunity of informing them. that he in
tends to commence his NIGHT SCHOOL
On the 10Th of this instant. Those who wish
TO be instructed in either OF the branches he
has heretofore taught, will please 70 make
early application, as the number ofpupils will
be limited.
September Y.
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KaluaJ1e Property for SAFE.

On SATURDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next, i. eleven O'Clock, will be sold, on
the premises, and immediate possession
given.
A Lot of Ground, on which
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Sa.ss at Vendac.

On every Tuesday and Friday.
80 HLL BE SOLD
). ~ yendue Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
sEariay Of Dry Coess, Groceries, sc.
PARTICULARS of which viii be expressed IN
!. nils of the ,ay--All kinds of goods
~ .s;cb arc on Limitation and the prices OF
1s;cb are established, cail at any time be
.;.w.5 and purchased at the lowest limitation
P. G.. Marstcller. ". NJ.
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@ Negroes wanted.

CASH will be given for few likely yo''sf
.NEGROES.-Apply at the Indian Queen ta'
yern for three or four days.
September 26.a osE
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Scheme of a Lottery,

forthe purpose Of raising sum OF Inohey TO
aid the funds Of the Charitable Marine 90
ciety Of Bcitfmsrc.
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el6S Prizes-amountins te Dolls. $4,000
As Hlanks.-Sum raised Isooo
including expenoe.
From the above Scheme, il appears that
nere are less than two blanks 70 prize, and
Ma, the prizes are to be paid s9iaout dedue-
ron.
Inc drawing viii positively commence on
NC Gath of next month, and viii Be coTnplet-
saln ten weeks. TIcEETs at IS so cents,
LOT sale at R. GRAy's Book STORE, where
Tue drawing OF all tickets sold by him will be
examined free of expence. Prizes in the last
New York Lottery taken in payment ior tick
etsin this.
orders Cor tickets from the country, eaclos-
* the cash postpaid, will be punctualiy
:. aasnaed to, and early Information given OF
heir Fate.
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Patent Shot. &c.

II
ems Patent Shot, assorted, tono.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
81 lbs. green Coffee. ;.
aperial Tea, of very superior quail
", in quarter chests, boxes and can
n;sters.
q, barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, flor family use)--war-
rantet seven years old.
20 boxes Muscatel Raislns.
With general assortment OF Wines, Ii;
uors, and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE BY
.Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
Juno Is.
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PA Mt S HO 7.

Two and half tons PATENT SHOTas-
sorted, from BIB to No. 10, part of which is
OF American nanufacture-for sale by
John Roberts.
September Is
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is erected a good substantial two story frame
house, beg:f ming On the north side of Prince
street, eos ieet and ID inches to the west
ward OF UnI,n-street, and fronting on Prince
street /. fest IL inches, and is 8S feet
i.s inches il depth, subject to ground reht
Of Is pounds, Virginia currency, year.
nd ;a.a.eda:;,sse'y qtisrz0rds, also on The fire.
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7ult ReseaUed,
A quantity of writing and wrapping Papei
Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
portable Writing Desk,
a quantity of women's Morocco Shoes,
so boxes fresh Hyson 0d Young Hyson
Tea,
90 bbls Tanners Oil,
For Sale By
John G. Lada.
August so. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-21

supposing shc number conveyed by ships to
all the other harbors of America equal only
to that of the Philadelphia ships, the yearly
transport will amount to near $4,000 souls !!
No slave ship was ever SO crouded as the A
merican ships with passengers from London
derry We have heard ship of 2l5 tons,
took on board $50 passengers, which with II
oil the crew, make total $40, being double
the number allowed to be slowed in slave
ship of that burthen.
The situation of Spain and Portugal are
convenient for the invasion of Ireland. 1t is
recorded in the Irish History, that in the ear
lier ages the west Of Ireland was repeatedly
devastated by the expeditions from Spain !;
and it is notorious, to those versed In the po-
puIar antiquities Of Ireland that in some Of the
south western provinces, traces of these ces-
cents are still remaining. We will not go so
far as to SLY that Ireland was once conquered
by Spain but We will assert, that the Sp al
ards have lett their descendants, some oftheir
customs and more OF their language, in so
many parts of Ireland that it is very difficult
not to believe that they were originally very
strong in that kingdom.
1t is singular occurrence In the history Of
the present times,and after all something Gre
dltable to the character of Bonapsrte, that he
is every where endeayoring tc. dissolve that
unnatural connexion which heretofore existed
between the church and the state. He has late
ly commanded the king Of Spain to give eve
ny federation to the jews, where, formerly ,they
were SO cruelty prosecuted, and to grant them
the rights and privileges of citizens. We be-
lieve if this spirit OF universal liberation was
more general and that the injurious distinc-
ton of a privileged class in every state was dis
solved, it would ultimately rebound more to
the true interests Of religion and morality
We are certain at least, it would often be the
means OF increasing the strength and resoure-
es OF the state.