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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
C. RIDGELY, of Hampton.
CERTIFICATE or

MR.. THOMAS CAuphsLL, Harness maker
Il would be an act of injustice to withheld nv
testimony of the saluary ELECTS OF DR.. Ii so,t's
Gour and Rheumatic Drops, as l have experien-
ced very unequivoc Instance of Their virtue
and efficacy. l wa, affsded wiih two severe az
tacks OF what is usually called dead palsy, from
whichi partially recovered but was obliged 20
use cSuiches 10 aid me in waking when left
Rome, 10 this were joined violent Rheumatic
pans, the result otthe affection, and had fear
ca the aisoroer would accompany me thre' life,
out psovidentialy was recommended co apply at
q. Dob lin and Murphy's tor Dr. Iissos,'s drops,
ana alter using only bottle. found nnyislf per-
iee'ly boera'ed from my dis order, and an now.
thank God. as free fron pair as if never had
been affected; finding ,his ne iicine oDora,e so
powerfully on myself, Determined 70 apply it
Internally tony eaild Ia boy onl, eleven months
c'd VINO was then reduced Amos 70 skeleton.
win the bowel complaint. after administering
It four or Ave times TO INN, his Complain, was
entirely removed, and he is now recovering his
strength with great rspidity.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baitmsre, July 81 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12

Nafure's Restorative BoLsamic Cordial
Iss certificates attached tothe bill. which
lnclose each bottle of the above medicine
are from characters of respectabiIitv. ON
whose testimony the fullest confidence NAV
be placed by those who labor under com
plants OF the Gout. Rheumatism, sc. also
those OF consumptive habits, general debi.
iity OF the nerves and various o,ber cor,
plants incident to the human body.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12

:, MAS. ANNE TIFFR.
No tO7, Greer-1reet Olo town. Baltimore.
Being ever DESTROYS of rendet ing assistance 70
my fellow creatures. IS fac rs my abili,ies viii
permit, and also give additional credit 10 DIR
IiSSOTT'S GOVT AND RHEUATAT
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy I
have received such surprising beneht are he on.
~ motives for my offering statemen, of NV ca..
to the public, under the following attes,ed stfida
VII.
Upwards of FIVE years had been 7licted with
Shermatic paias, which were seated rrinciraliv
IN my IONS, shoulders, and iighs arm which
~ Ia. loss the use of, so that Tor ? consider,
o'e time, could moi lift ito my head; az ore
ps'IVc i confined rne to my bed in whcl, could
not trrD without assurance, and from the y,olen,
ana agonizng pain m my loss, my cries could Of
ter he heard by The neiglbors. Every remedy that
eo1'd think Of, or prescribed by ny f,ienas were
tired also had medical assurance bo,n french
ana English, bu, they gave relief only for Inc
moment, so thai despaired OF ever being cured
and had resigned myself to be a c,ippIe during
lite, when was advised BY a friend 40 n,aLo
tr'al OF DIR. TlSSTT'S GOVT q RHETJMA A
TIC DROPS accordingly apDi;ed a, T.oys,.
Drug and Patent Medicine Store. No. I6 s;on
oi the Mortar. Centre Market.spaee. u1e,s +,
purchased bottle for two dollars fror which
do positively declare, received more benefit
than had f'om all the remedies attempted foy
years past but fearing a relapse procured
another bottle and was perfectly reiisVed.
AEhE FIFER.
Der iooe' JAMES WILSON.
Witness, James Norris, Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
The High Bred Imported Horse.
A& s~P<ter 2sazlt'

The property Ga Col. John Tayloe of Noun.
Airy and the subscribers;
WiLL LAND the ensuing season At or,
~ stables, in Albemarle county. ten mile.
bove Charlottesville, and will cover mar. ~,
following terms-ten dollars the lean. 70 he Ia
in hand twenty dollars the season. nax,h.' -
hrst OF November next, thirty dollars 20 en.,.s
mare with foal, and in either case. ON. do,Ia~
with each mare TO the groom. The following
arucies OF produce will be received i'm payme,,,
.ooseeo inspected at administer, Warren, Mil.
ton, or any other inspection below ON Isr,.S
yer. at dolls per flour delivered at M,,,on -.
w arren at dolls. per bbl.-whislsey deliv, red =,
our house or in Charlottesville at SO een,s ,.
gallon, provided those articles are deve,s, ~.
the fir't OF November or approved note, nj M
l'o oe assiSned) on any person living In anv ad
accent county to the amount of 20 doll. a,;,l -.
taken for the season. if offered before .hs -:
ration OF the season. A deduction OF 81 per car,
VIII be made tor cash. if sent with the ,,ara
ne season VIII commence the first Of March and
expire the first of August. We are ,,rov,dsd -
iurnish (graiis) extensive AMI cxce.nt .n,s,,
age, consisting of red and while clover bu.
&C. wen enclosed IN sepa,a tie fields, besides
lois TOR mares and Colts or mares sen ber,ne :, s
nave toaed. Grain will be f,rnished o., . -
per ousne'' tor which he money must be sent
and servants hea'ded at 9s per week W. ..,
sure gentiemen that the greatest attention viii
oe Pa'a mares IN every particular lett in our care.
~ e~'''o' os haoie Tor any accidents or escanea
which may happen
DIR reter Feazic is brown BAY hor,e no.,, :.
hisn heaFh aed vigoY full sixteen hgnds b;y,
Oh t"e most favotise blood Cor sctien in ALI Ia.
gans substance. bone constitu.icn. shape. zen
uehess ana color, no horse can excel hip n.
never started. paid or received forfeit. be,ny NO
yer IN training. We only think II necessary f,r
ther to observe for the information II rl,ose go
.'emen who may not have an opp,r,unitv of 49,
ing TINS hse horss but have sem Knows,ev th,,
mere rs very striking iikexe.s in their form a.d
general appearance, Sir Peer 1eazle surpa sa;n.-
MN IN the eye, ear and sprshtiy caniase.
Nhe well known superiority and hgb e.,,r,
ton OF his stock, both in Eng and in this cow.
try. VIII, 1t is presumed, entIe him to a iih.r,i
snare OF the public patronage. Ii will be seen
rom ms pedigree annexed, that in him IS mir
Cd from MS famous sire and dam the most an.
proved crosses IN Engiand--In short, we believe
that inns Morse is as well calculated 10 proauc a.,
valuable stock for any service whatever. as
ny o'her horse ,hat has ye, stood in this country
MS superior size, elegance and blood Justify ne
assertion. He covered last season in Freder;ek
county, and proved himself remarkable .u,s
ioai gettrr, as we hsve certificates in on, hand.
TO Establish. ""'us
William Woods.
Geo. NJ. Woods.
AoA''e' Feo ~ IoO9. oafSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12

HY virtue Of decree Of the county com, ~
IL Lonisa, will be Sod, to the hishe,, h,,,ds,
on credit OF twelve m nlhs. on the u,eo,,.s.
~ l9th Day Of May next il fair, il not rho nc-,
tsir day, (SundaJ exc ptea) hat valuable r.,
otLand' on the Sou'hsnns river, whereof Ioho
Perkins died seized, (su6jeet 20 the dove of Ma.
W Perkins widow of SAID John. decessed0 sup-
Poseoto contain three hundred and eighty acres.
Ihis land IS well adapted 10 The cuItuTe az Con-
wheat and tobacco 1ny farther descy,n,;or s,
deemed unnseesssry a. i'll presumed thar ~, ,.r
'on viii purchase without first having v;sI',.,
tae premises. which will be shewn he ILL.,
chiles, Esq adjacent there a, or by the .oh.c",,
Der on Roundabout creek.
JOHN PERKINS, acting ex,r.
ofJsHE PEpKiNs dec
The above sale is postponed until The 2e,h os
w5t
JOHN PERKINS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimsre, July %, 1906.
CERTIFICArE or
NR. THorAs rrLso No,ch,

NR. THoEAs EELso., Bu;cher.
About three weeks since l was most yi,lentlv
attached with Rheumatic pains Throughout my
whole frame. in SO severe a manner a. nct co be
able 10 turn IN my bed wishout assistance, pro.
ceedins suppose from severe cold on being
advised By friend TO apply Dr. rissou's Goul
and isheunaljc Drops. accordingly Obtained
tr m the agents, ('dessrs. G Dobb'a and Muir
phy) two bottles. he application of which (un.
der God) have perfectly restored my health 1
am therefore induced with confidence 20 recon-.
mend this nedicine certain cure for the a.
Dove disorder
Signed,
Baltimore, July % 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
NO Cout and Rheumatic Drops being known
exec pung those invented by DR.. Tissot ,-.-rhe
puoie are requested 10 notice that none are senu
ine unless the names of Dr.. Tisso,t. and he pro
pns,or Henry Ward, are cut IN IT. glass of the
po'.e, ana the onts'de cover Of each bottle sign
ed by the said proprietor himself w,f
b. Soldby II. WARD. sole proprietor. Phi
iadeiPhia. and at the Book -stofe OF 5. PR.
SAINTS, j.. Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12

fotrnst'y 81 Pani, rs beautiful sor,e, Is hand.
> inches high, remarkable for his elegance.
beauty, strength and fine bone.
M ILL STAND the ensu;nno .eason. n, 49,
w plantation. in Powhatan county on Isrosy,
river, miles above the Manakin Town f,,rv
and sbouf the same distance below Juae,s fs,ry
20 cover mares at twenty-five doIIars the sea ,o1,
but may be discharged By the payment Of e;cb
teen dollars. or the p'ice of eighteen bpshels of
whea, AZ Dover mill in Geochlsod County III
by the FIRST day Of Decerbey next. win b5IFa
collar to the groom. A good and extensive noe
tnrage as any ia Virginia, grais ard ra,rs ced
WIN corn at the marker prlce, if the money ID
sent with them, and the greatest stten,i,n ,,;d
TO me mares. but no liability for escapes or other
accidents The, season will commence the e,s,
Gay OF March, and emf the frs; day of AEvus,
This beautiful horse Paul, was raised hs, 49,.
Prince Of Wales, and got by his horae salt,an,
who was got by OKellyrs Eclipse. HE dam VI
rago, by Snap; PAui's dam Purity. was 60, h.,
MStehsn her dam the CldAs7uirt mare oe =.
gTeat tame as any mare in the kingdom. psni,s
colts aye equal to any in Virginia. and ne 1,
sure tosl getter. Several Of his colts mav hr
seen al bis stand. "S
2ho's Harris, Jr. BnRrvoos.
fownatan county, Feb. !
20 l6O9. ep2mwt1Jn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12

or Peter reazle was got by lord Dsrby's Old
sir Peter reazle, Internationally the best stallion
IN Eng,and his dam Lucy, by Conductor. s. r.
pa. 1is his grandam by Spectator, his o,ea,
eFanaam ny Blank, his g grandarn by the De.
yonsnre or Flying childres, acknowledged 10
Se s"e ns1,es. morse ever traned, his gren-
Prns Arabian. on, of the Duke IF Rutland,s1 No.
ny Black. Sir Peter Tcszle his sire was 20, bv
H'ghhyer, his dan, Pspiion, by Snap. ETpisS
,. n: pa 237 Highhyer. MS granosire. was cot
oy Herod, his dam Rachel, see S b 2e1. Con-
S {" was got by Ma'chern. out of snap mare.
c D. pa. ~ oPseta'or was got by Crab, out
was got oy Cade, cade by the GodoIphin Az.
ban. 'f'" 1A'~-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
Richmond Turnpike
Company.

A 7 a meeting OF the Directors of the
IN Richmond Turnpike Company, on
frdsy evening, the 2lst OF ApIl, 1909
Resolved, That cell Of i've dollars ON
each shars Of the holders Of shares in tbs
said eompanybe made and that The same
be pad TO the Treasurer en- or be fore the
2Ist day of next month.
To cbyia.s many Inconvenience which
have isen and Which may hereafter arise,
the board egree 70 tire following
Resolved, that when the shares Of de.
linqutnt holders are advertised for sale,
The RENE OF each holder, with the sums
thereto annexed, as due, shall be publish.
ed.
(A copy y. Sheppard, Clerk.
Q2lst Msy.l
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MAY LIST. 1869
F O r S A /. r.
CT. T..
I G ~
Je ~. -
(3w }

Y n . IN Il i.
n consequence of power vested in me, iva
= deed OF trust executed on the 18th dav of
March, in the year 1903, by the istc William
Nice, of this city, in order to secure a sum IF
MONEY therein mentioned, due unto MIR. viii.
am Cook, shall on the premises, between the
hours OF 2 and 2 O'Clock, on "Wednesday the
Slst inst proceed TO sell that highly improved
TENEMEN Mt, on which the said Nice resided
The sale will he made subject 70 the law mas.
sed the last Session of Assembly of Yirr;nia
entitled An Aet concerning execut,ons and
Tor other purposes and the deed from me n
special one, as trustee only.
z. w. TRENg'. Trustce.
May 4. 1909. dc
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Among which are


Chtntz and Callirees- Burnba zettes and Bum.
- 6 4 9-S Can,brics bazeens.
b q figured, do. | CaIim.rcos & Burrows
% & ~ Laced, do. Fine BAT and other
4&4 4 vein'd, do. India Co.tou,,
"a 7-8cctored do. Goston and LINEN
GA s. Al Figured Le- Checks
oMuslin. superfne Cloths and
IA P!air, do. do. Casimeres
10 "a Ga & AL c- Long. Square & Eagle
no Shaw!s. Top, Tortoise Combs
90 Muslin do. | Long. Square. Top and
"a & Ga Null Null blessing Horn, do.
Muslin. | Thread and Cotton La
"a & 6 4 Iaconet, do ces, Ribbons, Cotton
AZ & "a Book Muslin Balls in Boxes. Nuns
and hks. Thread.
Gnghams, assorted co 90 "A q 70 Cotton
Tors. Shirtings. Irish Ii
Black Lus.rings. mems. Brown Ho.
italian Silks land, Oowl-s, Silk
Red, Yellow. Brown urhrelles. Sewing
and Blue Eandano SILKS Of all coiors,
Hks. Patent aad other Sus-
Madras do. penders, Silver Wat
Printed q White Cam ches all other Iew.
brio Shawls. ely, Silk 2. cotton
D'miies. hpsiei =, Split Straw
Yellow and blue Man Booncts, Knives and
kins, Cotton Cast. SpTks, Plated ard
weres. Gilt Cast Buttons.
Printed t'mities. do. do. Vest. Go.
Fancy Versailles, Flo. Pins and Needles
rentines.
And variety of other articles too tedious to
mention, all of which ve ofFss at wholesale Q,
retail for cash or approved notes al shoot ere.
~. Country produce taken in payment. and
will allow gocdpuces for Tobacco.
"a May %h. 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
IN COUNCIL,

january 20, 1909.
PROPOSALS wilt be received ~ the Exc
\ cntive for manufacturing three hundred
an ninety Rifcs during the present year, be-
ing tbs. c,,n'ber directed by Law to be provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year
Extract from the minutes.
DAM. L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
Nautilus
POPULATION.

'BE first American edition of tbi. v,1u,b,.
= work Is just published, and NAV he had
at this oHice IL is in two large octave volume,
very handsomely executed by Mr.. WeipItman'
q, Washington Citys--lr1p Subscribers y1,I
please call or send for Their copies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
he Subscribers,
Take leave 10 inform their friends and the
public in general, hat the
EAGLE TAVERN,
IN THE CITY OFRlCHMoND.

~ IL I'll Of ElCHMOND,
NJILL hereafter be conducted under the
w immediate management Of GEORGE
TURNER, 'hey having formed an engagement
tor this purpose. They entertain the most SAN
guine hopes that their unrcmitting exertions
will ent:tie them to patronage and favour
Every comfort which necessity nav require
or which taste may suggest, will be procured
with avidity. and pleasure. They are deter.
mined, If possible, To- render the EAoLx in e.
department of their business agreeable TO
their guests, and apleasant abode Co the stran-
ger.-Their solicitude upon this score has in
duced them at considerable cxpence TO make
Soue important changes III the arrangement os
the rooms. They feel great share Of conf
dence III assuring their friends that they will
meet with every convenience ard attention that
house OF this character is calculated 10 afford
Their Bed rooms are furnished with an entire
new set of beds and furniture, with sait of
curtains 20 each, and the floors vered with
carpets.
Their stables are large and co,umodious
(Which VIII always be furnished With full sup
pi OF the best Psovender the country affords J
stands within twenty steps of the house, witt,
pump OF excellent water at tie door for the
purpose OF watering and washing the horses
They take leave further to state that a
CO FEE ROOM has lately been established
in one of the rooms of the Eagle, in which the
news papers tromall the principal towns on the
continent are 20 be seen.--With these advzn
tages, and these determination, in which thsy
are resolved never TO relax. they can b,sA hope
tor the most battering success.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
by THOMAS F. RIRCH.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed
DIDO the subscribers by the trus,ee Of
the estate Of Elizabeth Mary Ann Nj.
Rrock:ps. to secure the payment Of be
sum Of 6 go wi h inters ST thereon from
the 2o.h Of November, 1908, being the
first ins,ament dos from the said es ale
To William Chssthen will be SOLD,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Zacha,iih Brooks's tavern, in he town
Of kzanci ter, on Friday the l2,h day OF
May next, four hundred and eighty nine
acres Of LAND, or SO much thereof rs
will be sufficient to pay the aforesaid sum
Of s 2T0 vnd the ms crest thereon. The
above mentioned land liss in the county
Of Chesterfield, about eight miles from
The town Of Manchester, and part there
Of was formerly OF the Amplhfll tract Of
lard The d ed e tfus, is Of record in
the County Court q Chesterfield, and the
Subscribers vii c nvey to ,he purchase,
Inv ti,l, Only which they have received ~
chat deed.
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AFFIDAVIT OF

Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
fHE IMPORTED riOKSk
80 P A U L,

'o.D.e'y 81. Fan' IS beautiful sor,e', IS hands
, inches high, remarkable for his elegance
beauty, strength and fine bone.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
George Turner.

James 5. Smithers.
B. The printers throughout the Uni'ed
States who now direct their papers to lanes
Smithers, are requested TO insert the above
one week. and ia future direct to TURNER and
SNITaERs.
CT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
PEDIGREE.

: Albeniarle, Feb 90, 1909. OATS,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-14
THURSDAY, Feb. 9, 1869.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

Agreeably 70 assignment the House took
up the report of a Committee on two Reso-
buttons submitted to the House, on the 10th
November last, by Mr.. Crowninshield, ON
the subject of the 6 British Orders in Coun-
Gil Of November 1907, and the " DEGREES of
Frcnre," ONO date. (THase Resolves acre
then committed to Messrs. Gore, Crownin-
shield, Hough, of G. Morton and Ives,
zvith Instructors to rstsrt at the next ses-
sion.
The following is the report Of the Com
mittee
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Ma0aehujetts Lsgsqatare.
4fr. Gro zv,,i,, gshicld's Pesol0tions.

1fr. Crozvnin gshields Resolutions.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts-ln the.
House of Representatives,, Nov. 10.
Pssolued, as the sense ofthis House, that
the British orders in Council, of Novem-
Der so7, interdicting all neutral trade with
France, and the nations under her control,
except the neutral shall first enter her ports,
and there receive her Ecence to proceed,
and pay such duties as they shall and have
imposed and the DEGREES OF France, IN
terdicting all trade with the British nation
and her dependencies, and suhJectlng to
capture and condemnation, all neutral yes-
sells, and their cargoes, for the absurd cause
of being spoken with, or visited by forces.
By her enemies, are violations OF the neu-
trail rights of the United States, and their
independence and Sovereignty, and If they
cannot be removed by fair negotiation,
ought to be resisted, by all other means III
their power.
Resoloea, That in case it shall appear to
Congress that all fair attempts TO remove
said Orders and DEGREES by negotiation,
shall have been exhausted, and they shall
find 1t necessary to assume any other atti-
tude ofresistancc, il will be the duty Of the
whole people of the COMMONWEALTH Mas
sachusetts, to rally round the standard OF
their own Nation, and Its Government, and
to afford them their utmost support by all
CONSTITUTIONAL means in their power.
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REPORT.

The Committee to whom was referred the
two Resolutions, that accompany this
Report, and which were proposed for the
consideration of this House, have dolly
attended to their commission, md ask
leave to report, that in their opinion, it
is inexpedient to pass the same, TOR the
following reasons
BY the constitution Of the United States
the following relations thereof are, exclu
sively, vested in the national government !:
with that government rests the obligation to
consider of, and act upon the doings of
other nations with it rests, also, know
ledge of the conduct of otker nations, their
motives and pretensiens, and how far the
same may.have been sanctioned, or encou-
ragged bv the government of the y. States.
The communications, which have passed
between the government of che y. States,
and the nations referred TO, in the proposed
resolutions, are In great degree unknown
10 the legislature of Massachusetts any O.
pinion, therefore, of the House of Repre-
ssnvatives, on this subject, would be found
ed on an imperfect knowledge of what re-.
lates thereto, and might, from the same
cause, be erroneous.
The House could not rely on the partial
information which is allowed to escape from.
the executive cabinet, much less, on that
diminished portion, with which the citizens
or legislature of Massachusetts are deemed
worthy to be entrusted, from the secret SEES
sions Of Congress, for the correctness of any
opinion, they might form on SO important
a matter. Influenced by the limited infor-
nation, with which the government Of the
Union has seen fit to indulge the public,
some persons might be induced to adopt the
sense of the first resolution, and conclude,
that both nations therein mentioned, had,
at the same time, with equal wantonness,
and like disregard of our rights and their
duties, enacted the offensive DEGREES and
Orders !; that the same measure of opposi-
ton, to both nations, was alike required by
the dignity and interests of the u. States.
and would be attended with similar effects
whereas a complete understanding of the
conduct OF our government towards these
nations and of our relations to each of
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Our agriculture is discouraged,
The fisheries abandoned, and
Navigation forhidden-- .,,.
Our commerce at home RESTRAINED NV
annihilated.
Cur commerce abroad CIT OF, ana
Cur navy sold, dismanacd, or degF'''
to the service OF cutters and SIN b9a@'
The revenue extingu:shed,
The course of justice interrupted :.
The military power exalted above : uJ ala,
Vii, and by setting up a standard o. tis
Cal faith, unknown to the conslFu.i". ';,s
nation is weakened, by interna! anIinO; :, S
and division, at the moment, w1sn o.gdV
unnecessarily and improyideniiy orr d d
to war with Great Britain, tfanS' "
Spain. = al
short time, is unexamplcd even N '"G ,1as,
tory Of weak and unfaithful admnllsI =, rsrt
and can have proceeded only from ~ 5,ncr
of that capacity, impartiallty and P 1nor pr
without which no government can io',o Il .r
serve The prosperity or the confidence o
country. .,.r,,ioa /
The dawn of the present adn'nlS "opr,,
promised an impartial and patron, saceo
and the citizens anticipated coa'. .a Which
the public and private enIoymen'Ie, xostn
distinguished our land but the' :. ayosJ
tions were soon disappointed y ~