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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-17

nj OTICE-By virtue ola deed of trust execu-
y ted to me by William Newton bearing date
the 18th day of May 1907, and recorded in the
County court of Buckingham, for the purpose Of
securing the payment of a debt due from the said
Newton to Hobscn and St. John, will be exposed
to sale on the premises for ready money On Satur-
day the second day of July next one hundred A.
cres of Land in the county of Buckingham adjoin-
ing that on which the said Newton resides.
ROBERT MOSELEY Iunr.
June10, 1903. 4 (7tD
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llm,) ! begaa to fear that the extraordinary
courier would be intercepted, as was found to
be the fact. Among Tie various dispates that
i'ad M.'l the minister Champsgny, cn the differ
cnt ''e,.:s that vccasioned tho detention OF
IL, Stconrers, the answer ,hat he gave me
to ,ionstrance OF in'e 10 sufficiently ren,.,rks
bic. 1t ls 10 be seen alnorg the documents in
Justification No III III this situation of things,
4 took the precsu,eon OF sending duplicates Ly
dIifereut conveyanccs. By ssch means, | sue
ceeded so far - to give information to the Junt,
oil government of ti'e arrest and oppression to
which the king had been exposed.
To &c continued J
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& ALE.--On the fst day of January next, ON
y the premises, will he sold, on Il months
credit, By virtue of Decree Of the Chancery
Disl'ict Court Of williamsburg, pronounced III
d suit depending in that court, IN which 1homa.
Sandsis plaintiff, and james w. New is dclcn
dant: All these HOUSES g. LOI'IS, in the CT
ty Of Williamsburg, lying east of tie Capitol late
ly occupied by said New, and sold 10 lin by tire
SAID Sands. Bonds with approved security, viii
be required o. the purchasers.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Dsc %. Ut
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7 est, NoYE s.gned by WnD C-. wfo d, u
II endorsed by john Clarke, b CT Of the city Of
Richmond, dated the lot of Eoy. LAST, and due
Tic lst d,y Of May, 1899, amounting. 10 y 5J5 , /;
il IS supposed il has been dr0pt IL The street.
Any person H?y,ng iOGlid the same vii, be iibe-
r5ly rewardtdo Laying il With tle subscribers.
~ Pcrsons are .orSarcd frOH rccciyiJg or ira.
ding for u. sane IN siy manner Whatever.
lRQ5SER 1, L.UNCURE.
Eee.2?. oIWlw
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EToR HIRE, tie ensuing year, the following
valuable SLAYE5 d: Five Car2cn; cis, two
o"wyers, Tanner, goainan, "a WaggOncr <
u'rce men, WHO have been accustomed 90 making
ct Bricks If they are not disposed Of before UIc
I'd Of JANUARY next, they will be publicly offered
for hire, at the Court House, in Richmond, on
tlit dSy.
EDUtY.TfEES UAPVIE, Exeer.6f
JOHN XA&VIE, DscccseA
g-Ccmb.r % o.
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gToR SALE, avery Likely Negro W0KdN,
sboUt IS years OF age, agoOd Sempstrcss,
and used TO the liouse--with her daughter, a.
bout or 10, Also used to the House Apply at
this Office. Dec. 80 If
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EUROPE.
EXPOSITION

Vi the practices and raacniaatious which led 10
the usurpatioi OF t,o Gruwao If Spain, and the
means adopted By The emperor Of the French
TO carry it into exceptionally Don PEDRO Cs.
vALLos, first secretary OF state, and dispat-
ches. to his Catholic Majesty, FcrdinandVIi.
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plan has lately beea submitted TO the French
government, by M Fouch, merchant % H,,,,.
the object oi which IS, to supply France w,s! CO.
ioliai produce, through the means uf a saS;vty.
TO be established under the pAtrona re of govern,
mcnt The pro jector proposes to t,utid eight yea
sells, alter particular mGel, wi.i9i arc 10 be
sent out armed 10 the Wind ward Ii!anus and
lie observes, t.tat ho;it of these eight on!y tree
vessels shouid return IN safety ii would produce
clear profit ut Is per cent but TIA, If, by an
unexpected stroke OF good fortune, the wf,oie 3
should be successful, IT w:uld produce d., idc,d
oil -oo pei ht-Oovernn=ht, 1T is said, has 'ap
proved OF the plan, and the shares which arc IOa
IN number, at III, 09J francs each, lave been DUR.
chased with avidity
M: Augustin, who, in +: last, undertook Iii,
twelfth 'erial voyage at Amsterdam, has recently
made pubic soma Interesting circumstances
which attended ms ascension. II States that al
ter gaming an elevation of 5000 feet, 1t half
past three p. m the weather beng cloudy, he
found hiit:seif enveloped in total darkness. Al
ms time he heard the small balloons that were
to TIE large one, sometimes Gathering a
ganst each other, far AS Their situation aii0v-
ed He was himself nearly overcome with cold
and fear but having recovered the use of his ia.
cuties, by smelling some strong volatile salts he
threw out bag O.. tii,Ist, ard rose into hight
or region, where lie found himself as well as the
balloon, entirely covered with snow This pine
nOmcnon, NJ. Austin attributes to the gut $ ars,
ornaincnts and letters, attached 90 ,hc balloon,
winch mad attracted great quahtity Of electric
Vspors, and thus cxPocd hilsi to tie most ulni.
nent danger; Soon after hc descended, III the
vicinity OF fheohoven lie calculates ms great
est elevation 1T 20, 532 feet, and Che distance he
had travelled, at about 60 miles
Weare informed That the Carrisons in the har-
Dor OF New'f''fk have Lately been reinforced by
three companies of infantry; that the whole
strength now consists Of five Companies, and that
they placed under tic command of LIEUT..
Col. CONSTANT.
We are also Informed that the rende Gvous for
the recruiting service is opened ut No 30, BOW
! cry lane-N. 1oyh paper.
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Ofcourse, the proportion &c For-;+,l
Tonnage, TO the ,vholc alnount OF
tonnage en- ployed IN the Foreign T 10 70 @oo
trade Of the Cnlcd States, il As
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w ILL EE SOLD, 20 the Highest bidder,
w Ct Hanover court house, on the 2sth of
January, 1899 being Hanover court day, by vir-
tue Of three Deeds Of Trust executed to the SUBJ
scribnrs, by Samuel Richardson, to scc.,rc the
payment al certain Suns Of money, therein ex-
pressed, a racttf LIND. l,ng Ia the county ~
.0icsaid, containing, 227 Tres, I0ie or i.ss, al
;ni,ing tive Lands OF WIN Via .n.l Others Tue
tcrais viii %, 0nc-tlirJ Ga,is, onl third IL nn.t.
month";, ard tlI6 other It'd in tweigc Elontas, "a
larry i.scie 81 fom tie d.voGsale.
pAREE STRKET, }
JOHN Il. JO1N5G1tS -f''f'ss'
Dec. e. @,..Is
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DOMESTIC.

the Treasury, is statement, marked DOCUMENT
IA that exhibits the amount of Du,;ss winch
accrued on merchandise. tonnage, passports aad
ciearauces-of D=5entwes issued on the exporia
ton OF foreign INerShaudIZe-of
Beastiss ard Illou,ences-and for erol-rs, If c.I
loving Statement:
For 1906.
pa. do. TONNAGE 80 %
lio:do Pass. s. Clear. 20 $50 90
-
|, so.57s.s., ~
Boalt;es {. Allow. lgS.7s4 81
-----
SrcsS NeFehue, IL ,2S2, 6S5 80
GApSuSSS Gn COilcC. 6iY $50 u \
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M 0*ICk- T0HN3 IBERCRO IdBlT, ha.
Iva wing returned from lis tour 10 the Nortl,-
ward, bcgs iesse so scqus.ut HIS friends aud the
pubic. that &c still continues teaching, in this ci-
~, ga the Pt-uc, Fiolm and Guitar. He lilew wise
tunes Instruments IA formerly, AID respectfully
sol c,ts He favor Of their patronage
N:piicstitsis al nessrs PIitcharJ B. Adarsy
Mr. llcasanls's, and lls. Shields, v i! be duly
attended TO-
nee ~. Gavin
II. b. Mr.. Abercromby ooulG conycnitn tiy at,
tend uTcc Ur four pupiis IN Manchester
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We are also Informed that the rendezvous for
the recruiting service is opened ut No. 30, BOW
cry ldnc.-T. 1oyE 0z.,r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

1856 s.S IS
go 90S o.
&c $50 90
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Total amount employed in the Fo-2 ,,7s -,
reign trade OF the u. States. i'i"o'i''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

26,57o,34J 80
o,146,o75 90
l9S,7S4 81
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s6,697,274 O2
2O6,33l u6
1896 20
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Among these DocuIn ents, there is also State
melt OF the sm3Int OF American and Foreign
tonnage employed in Foreign trade for the year
1897.
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17,2S2,6 S5 90
6i7,25o O5
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l6.e'5 439 %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-13

sequence il would giro the Spaniartis the i'm
pots.nt advantage "i being the ass..ila.,s and
iectinP their to,ots of;ttt1ct, ard rvdnc attacks
upcr'them it WOULD oren tie resources of the
interior To the SPAN ss'Is, and deprive the French
oil these resources, which would
reduce them to the necessity otdrawing their cup
plies from Frances it would decide the wsver-
ing, and would unite the extremes OF the caunt
try by directing all its force to that point without
which the Preach could not maintain their posi-
ton III Spain: besides the attack from the AS.
tuiian side would leave behind them all the
sources to be drawn from the sea, and from Por-
turd and Galiicia.
Such appears to us to be the only possible re-
sources left to Spain, to evade the power and
success OF the French arms
Blu, it is one of the penalties which despotism
at one period or ut another incurs, for subjectng
a people to bondage, by disarming the people,
they are disqualified for defence, until after a
long discipline, not to be effected OH the first and
most important moment which il is called 10. !;
the Sraniards might in time, but could not i'm
mediateiy, be converted into rihemcn.
On view oft whole ground, with such i'm
perfect and contradictory accounts as have been
hitherto received, it is difficult to form decided
Judgement upon the events of the war in Spain,
IL Is very obvious, that the same reserve of pub
hcatan; the same silence with regard to the ar
mics and their march in France, which prevailed
until the moment that it was determine to
decide the fate OF Prussia, has prevailed in
france. The force sent into Spain, has been
gwen at $4,000 men, .namber greater than the
Spanish military, We're it all united II cannot be
presumed, that though there is silence, there has
....,t.~'', ,,.sl t..,. :;
OF the French troops, that therefore there have
neennone we conclude from the experience of
Jorn'er campaigns, that plans accomplished with
so much success & celerityin the invasion OF Aus
tura and Prussia, would not have produced in
capacity or disability in military enterprise
We rather think that there is want of sci
ence-a deficiency of that species oftalent which
| arises from intercourse with ether nations and
society at large, is the hard fortune of Spain ;
and that tie plans which have been so success
tul IN occupying the capital and the frontiers
tortresses, without firing gun, could not he so
effectively framed, as to make no provision for
a change of circumstances or the very worst con-
tingehcIes of war. Time must determine whe-
Their our opinions are well or i'll founded.
aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-13

ID Y sirtrc ola DctA of Tract GnV' a. -crn: I IA
d the Richmond ni>'rie' = 'u'-' n,,.;v ., Pm
Up peasants, on tic lTtls,., O. AogiSi 4 = :'.r
the purpose ofsecurinS the payment .. < ~ &c
10, with interest from that day Will br S,Il to
the highest bidder, for ready money, be;u,, The
door Of Mr.. S;unucl WoodSon's Tavern at Go4ch-
land Court House, on Saturday the first day Of
October next, at one O'Clock r. II. All that tract
parcel of LAND in the county of Goochiand,
belonging To the said Philip Peasants, bounded
by the lands of Robert Rsdtord, Richard S mp
son, William Johnson, Peter Pcrro and Joseph
Woodson, containing 1881 acres, be the .me
more or less, or much OF said land rs will be
sufficient TO pay and satisfy the debt aforesaid
By one more of the TRUSTEES
September 6. rlaw1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-13

" lRGlNIA.-At superior court of Chance.
ry holden at the Capitol, in the city of Rich
mond, the 22d day of June, 1908.
John Barrett and James Miller, PaintiGs-A-
gamst James Jones, executor of John ZONES, Ann
Johnson, widow ot William Johnson, John Wi
ley and Jane his wife, Nicholas johnson, Meri-
wether Johnson, John Johnson, Mary Johnson,
Richard Hundley, Nelson Foster, John Foster,
John Hunter, Michael Perkins and in
FAINT children Of Francis Graves, deceased, by
John Me- specially assigned their guardian,
John PoindeXter, Henry Chiies and Henry Car
nett, Cornelius Harris, William Pattman and "a
chariah Foster, Defendants.
The defendants Michael Perkins, Cornelius
Harris, William Pattman and Zachariah Tester,
not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that they are not inha-
bltants OF this country, on motion Of the plaintiffs
by counsel, 1t is ordertf that tbs said defendants
do appear here on the first day of the next term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Capitol in the said city
A Copy Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. C.
July 90. T1awSw7
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70 RENF-The upper ArARrMENrs in the
House occupied by Mcssrs. Kirby, Drake
& Taylor, possessing convenient accommodations
Tor family. Possession will be given immedi-
ately--aPply to Kirby, Drake & Taylor, or 10
THOMAS NORVELI..
June - TtfI
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~ A Ii persons who are indebted to the
W a subscriber by bond, note, or open ac-
count, are earnestly requested forthwith to pay
their respective balances TO Mr.. Saml Nc Craw
of this city, who is possessed of the evidences of
the debts, and who is fully authorised to receive
payment and to grant discharges-Those who
fail TO make payment within convenient tune, will
be sued unfortunately to the ensuing courts of
Henrco and Hastings.
VIM. BREEDEN.
Richmond, August 30. 1905 r1a,,S,v7
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NOTlCE.-The copornership of Archibald
y Bryce &; Co. the first day OF this
month dissolved by mutual consent. An those
indebted to Archibald Bryce senr decd or Ar
chibald Bryce senr. & Archibald Bryce ,nr ira
ding under the firm of Archibald Bryce & Co for
dealing at the store in Goochiand kept By Archi-
bald Bryce from the first day of Septr seventeen
hundred and ninety one, to this present date, are
to pay their respective balances to Archibald
Bryce surviving copartner, who alone is au-
thorised to receive the same and grant dischar-
ges-and those to whom the concern is indie bted
will apply to him for settlement.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, Surviving CopWtpcr,
JOHN BRYCE, AdmiRisvdtorof Of,
ARCHIBALD BRYCE Senr.
1t is hardly necessary to remind those whose
accounts have been some time due, of the neces-
sity OF making speedy payment to enable ne TO
close the concern of Archibald Bryce & Co
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, S. c.
The business of the store will be continued
and carried on by
JOHN n. d. PAYNE & Co.
Goochland, September 6 Gawem)
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MoriS11S IS::RE3v GIVEN Th..t fIvy,
- : b. ~, sac. Ca nrS:" 'i..., u uvd DIl..,
advertised by Mes~,s. l,.i,1s z. tv,. sson ~, aid
O. y SMITH, ~ - s-siI ~ t,o"C,,tt CH,.It .iCuss
ON the ta,rd Muaday III 5"i .teu,aer next, by v,r-
tue of deed ott.uss eNecu,e; Ia ihem -, Capt.
a. c. Randolph. 10 secure "a ,Dbl ,ue 10 Capt.
VIM. Boiling. The SAID negro IS tot named in
the trust deed, and is now my property.
Wnl. X FLGMINC.
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September 6.
WILLIAM 8. MARY COLLEGE, August.

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE, August,
w 1S0S--The lectures as usual, will com.
mence on the third Monday in October next.
Parents & Guardians who may be desirous that
their sons or wards should receive those literarv
advantages which may be derived from n sedulons
attention to the lectures cannot be too earuestlv
cntreated to adopt those precautionary measures.
which will ensure on their part, a NECESSARY q,
economy. This end is as easily elected. as i is
indispcnsaby requisite The student should NOT
be permitted to exceed in his expenditures. q Ger
tain limited sum All indulgence beyond tbat
point, which prudence can readily ascertain must
lead to ideness and dissipation Not ONLY the es-
senia INF eress of youth, but of the Coliere are.
deeply concerned in this admonition. Wilton; il.
order and attention to study cannot be pres erycd
with 1t, improyemcntin science and moral conduct
are rendered certain. The swisest regulations
still require the cooperation of parental autbo-
Ity and that it may be known what expenditures
are deemed necessary an accurate statement s
subjoned. "
Fees to two professors, 4OS Of three be At.
ended 56b j Board in College for three QUAR-
ers l0OS-Fuel lGS Washing l5S- Bed, Can
les, &c. 37S--Pocket money and Books SOS
Making in all, 252 doi;ars Tor one course.
The board must be pad quarterly and in adj.
vance. BY THE $OCjFeTv
Sept. 8. rs,1
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4,25O,O0O

&,2oUVUV
This gives the gross estimate of the POPULATE
on-,he numbers which that population is com
petent to supply for the military service, re-
Guires other estimates Taking the females at
half of the whole, the male population stands
at 100000 but from these is to be deduct
ed those classes which are burthensome to soci-
ETY., and which are always 4 dead weight OH eve
~ nation; who live only to feed upon their spe-
cies. to Cypress them, and who never contribute
by their labor their arms, to the pubhc pro-
duction protecti0n--the most numerous Of
these arc
Priests according SSccular $4,000
to UstUis. I Monks and frars 15S,000
(Nearly an equal number of nuns.)
Grandees and other species ofnobles 10000
Gypsies $4,000
Other mendicants 10000
Total of the useless destructive classes 100000
Which taken from 100000
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Tor RENT-The HOUSE at present occu-
pied by John Page, Esq. heng pleasantly ST.
tuated and suitable for genteel family Pos
session given LIST October nezt-For terms, en-
quire at w. Southgate's store
August Is. rIawAw1
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N CHANCERY.-At Court continued and
held for Abemarle county, 1st day of Au-
gust, 1903.
Alexander Garrett, Observation-Disclosures
William Cornelius and Joseph Bishop, Defcn-
dants.
The defendant William Cornelius not having
entered his appearance, & given security accor,
ding to the act Of Assembly, g the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhabtant of this state
On motion ofthe plaintiff by his council it is or
dered by the court, that the said defendant do
appear here ON or before the first day of the next
term, and answer the bill otthe plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond
two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the court house of said county.
Copy. Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, e. c.
September 9. ClawSw1
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M ARSHAL'S SALE BY virtue of a decree
Iva OF tho court of the Unned States, for the
fifth circuit, and Virginia district, pronounced
May Term 1908, in suit in the saidlCourt be-
tween the Executors OF John Someveile decd
plaintiffs, and David Ross defendant Will be
sold as much ofthe estate in the county of (,bes-
tcriicld Ladjoining the town of Manchester
known by The name OF the FALLS PLANrhrI-
oN. as VIII raise the sum of sixteen hundred
and eighty 6oliaTs, with interest thereon from
the 1st day of JANUARY 1908, till payment, and
Costs.
Inc above sale viii take place on Satur-
day the I7tl of the present month on that cornep
OF the piantation-which adjoins the lot of Mr..
James Lyle, precisely at IL o'clock.
THOS. H. DREW ID. M for
JOS. SCOTT NJ. V.D.
September g. Ttds1
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20 BE SOLD.-To the highest bidder, for
ready money on Thursday the 29th Instant
at the house called Naper's Tavern in the town of
Columbia, a tract OF LAND, on the Rivanna ri
yer m the comfy of Fluvanna, containing. by =
late survey 3S4 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands OF Charles Adams, Richard Adams, Pleas
ant Bybec, & others, being LAND soldby Da-
vid Ross to said Shepard, < conveyed by him,
Shepard to us in trust, to secure a debt due to
SAID Ross, as stated in said trust deed, which
said debt has since been assigned by said Ross
to Henry L. Coieman---We sell our right as trus.
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June Is.

" lRGINIA.-At superior court of Chance
ry holden at the Capitol, in the city of Rich
mond, the 22d day of June, 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-26

Puma Fdrner--which task they per-
FORMED IN the most elegant manner. Du-
ring the revolution Mr. bic kinson held ma
nv nost important situations in the civil de-
partment-s,mong them was the office of
chief Judge OF Pennsylvania, and afterwards
governor, at different times, both of Penn
syivania, sand the three lower counties os
Delaware now forming the state of that
name. When the Independence OF the II.
states was acknowledged, and the people,
tor the better preservation OF that liberty
they obtaineed at so great an expence of
blood and treasure, called convention, and
formed a Federal Constellation, MIR ID. "a
gain exhibited the strength of his talents in
support OK IT'S prov sions. Over the sigma.
ture OF sFABIUs' he successfully defended
the constitution from the attacks of its en-
emies, and from the Closeness of reasoning
and perspicuity of stile carried conviction
INTO the IN nds of most unprecedented men.
his last work was written over the same
gnature, con the situation OF our affairs
in '97.
john Dickingson was a republ can in his
manners and his sentiments lin public life
the powerful advocate of his fellow -citizens.
and, IN private station, the friend Of fhc
moor. Possessed of a princely fortune, he
distributed vast sums to works of charity
and literature IAN appeal was never made
to bis heart in vain, he gave as if his cleft
nano knew not what his right hand did,
lie treated all men with great suavity of
manners; and knew 10 distinction in soc;-
ETY. but virtue. But as we calculate upon
receiving biographical sketch of this great
man from an able hand, well acquainted
with the actions of his life, we defer for
the present, any further remarks on the e.
vent which, tho expected, we cannot cease
to deplore. Mr.. ID must have been about
rs Years of age