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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29
VIRGINIA.:

'AtN>flRNlh. ...... f.
AT a Superior Court of Chancery, holden at
the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the
s1st day of June, 1911.
Robert Campbell, surviving partner OF
Hicks and Campbell, Pitt.
AGAINST
Robert Duncan and Edmund, John, Ro-
bert, Susan, Patsy and Nancy Duncan, in
FAINT children of the said Robert Duncan.
by the said Robert Duncan assigned Guar
dian to defend them in this suit, Robert
Hicks, and John Hicks, infant children of
John Hicks. decd. by Peter Nelson their
Guardian, Nathaniel S. Dallam, and Sally
his wife, late Sally Hicks, William Jones
and Benjamin b. Ford, DTS.
TIME defendants Nathaniel S. Dallam and
4 Sally his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
the act at assembly and the rules of this court,
and It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of this
country: on motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, 1. Is ordered, That TIE said defen-
dants do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff !;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months success
siyely and posted at rhe front door of the
Capitol in the said City.
A copy--Test, WIN. WHENING. &C
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BENJAMIN DUVAL.

A THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NOR
"A TAR. Richmond, returns thanks 70
his customers for past favors, and earnest
~ intreats all those indebted to him TO call
and settle their respective accounts, as he
Is anxioDs TO close his former business.
Having taken his SON PHILIP into part
nership in his medicine store, II viii be
carried on in future uuder the firm OF
BENJAMIN DUVAL & SON /;
Who have Just received large supply of
fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-SFuFF, &c. most of which being
bcught with cash, they arc enabled TO sell
at low prices,
The same attention heretofore paid in
selecting MEDICINES of the best quality
and receiving none in powder, Will be
strictly observed and they fiatter I'll. m.
selves, TO merit the encouragement of their
frierds and the public generally.
My IL 6:=Iiwtf
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Virginia

If q SRae7ior Cours Of CAancery, holden at
The Capitol, IN the City Of Richmond, tie
nineteenth day Of zane, 1911.
The Mutual Assurance Society al
gainst Tire on Buildings Of the Pitts.
State of Virginia,
AGAINST ~ -,
Benjamin Dulany, Def. Z
THE defendant NOT having entered his ap-
pearapce 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 he is not an. inhabitant of this
country; on motion Of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, IT'S ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bin of the plain
tiffs; and that copy of this order be forth
with in:ertci in some newspaper published
In the city of Richmond, for two months sue
eessively, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
w. w. HENING, C. C.
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Virginia

1T a Sufse,ior Courf Of oAanceyy, holden al
tic fcfitoi, IN the City of Richmond, the
fret day Of Jiine, 1871.
James Dunlop and James Wilson,
Top and Son and Company. )
AGAINST
tohn Hoye, admor. de boBis non Off
William Deakins, jr. decd. Rich
ard Bland Lee, Henry Lee, jr. SDofs.
William Wilson, Colin Aud and ,
William Bailey,
TIE defendants John Hoye & VIM. Bal
ley nnt having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act Of assem-
by and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that thew
are not inhabitants Of this country: on mott.
on Of the plaintiffs by their counesI, Il Is or
defed, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the nextterm and an
s~er the bill Of the plaintiffs and that co.
py ofthis order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper publishedinthe City Of Richmond,
ter two months successfully, and posted at
iie front door of the Capitol in the said City.
a Aopy--Teste, sH
WM. W.HENIN3, O. g.
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Virginia

Virginia:
lit Superior Court Of Cdancerv, holden at
fAe Cafiifoi, in the Cry Of Richmond, The
sevcnfeenth day Of June, 1911.
Thompson, SrRss-
~ AGAINST
= Herndon, Deits-
THE defendant Jonathan Clarke not hay
ing entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction Of the court that he is not an inha-
bitant Of this country on the motion of the
plaintiffs BY their counsel, It is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term end answer the bill of
the plaintiffs; and thxt copy of this order
be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper pub
hshed in the Cry of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door ct the Capitol in the said City.
A Copy,ATeste,
Wm. w. HENING, {. c:
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Valuable property for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE.
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly by Mr.. William Fenwick. also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied
by. Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House in this city--T wo hundred and fifty
acres Land in -camphell county. and Lot
In Port Mayo. deem it unnecessary to de-
scribe the advautas ATTACHED to this proper
ty, as presume those that wish to purchase
will view the same Two thousand dollars
in cash Will be required, the balance viii be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
to
BRAXTON CRADDoCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
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Virginia !:

~ Saftrior Court Of CAa7eerv, holden al
NE Catitoi, in the City Of Richmond, the
Fipetffnth day of J,lre, 1871.
The Mutual Assurance Society a.
gainst Fire on Buildings Of the SPltfs.
State Of Virginia,
AGAINST
BIadaock Richmond and Esthani- 2n.e.
el Fllicott, DeRs'
THE defendant Braddock Richmond. not
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according 20 the act of assembly and
the rules Of this court. and It appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court that he is not an IN
ha5itant of this country Oh the motion Of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, II Is ordered, That
Che said defendant do appear here ON the
first day of the next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order DC forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Capitol 10 the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
WI. w. HENfNG, c. c.
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Advertisement.

THE Legatees Of Andrew Baker, decd. Of
Prince Edward county, are hereby notified
that there win be a settlement Of the Execu-
tors accounts, as far as the business willad-
init OF, on the first Friday in October next, at
Londonderry, In said county Of Prince Ed
ward, at which time and place the said lega-
tees are requested TO attend.
ANDREW & John BAKER.
Acting EI'rs Of A,,drsso Baker, decd.
July 25,' 1911. wet.
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For sale by William Wardlaw,

FIRST door above the Bell Tavern, DR.. Solo
mons Cordial Balm Of Giliad, for all inward
decays, lowness of spirits, weakness in either
sex, Bilious, Nervous, Hypochondriac, AS
fanatic, and Consumptive complaints price
three dollars bottle--also, that most elf
Gacious, excellent medicine, the Anti-impeti-
gspes, Tor the scuryy, Leprosy, King's-Ryil.
Serofala, and all disorders originating from
AN impure stale Of the Blood Also DR.. Solo
mons Guide to Health, price one dollar.
scs wzm
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WANTED.

FOR the next year Tor Immediately if not now
engaged) manager for valuable estate on
James River, few miles above Richmond.
A person from Loudon county, who is we'll
acquainted with the Glover husbandry, and
can Come highly recommended for honesty.
sobriety, industry and skill in farming. would
be preferred. Enquire Of the Printer.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. IF
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

n consequence OF the dca,hefMR RosERr
POLLOK, the business lately carried on in
this place, under the firm of
Pollok & Tredway,
Is dissolved. Those whohavc claims against
the said firm, arc requested to apply to Tho
mas Ircdscoy for payment, to whom those
Indebted are requested to make payment.
THOMAS TREDWAY, ss,,pfrine
farmer Of Pollok and 1redsray.
ALLAN POLLOK, Err. Of fhe last spM of
RoBgRT Pollok.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pol
LoK, TREDwAY, & Co are requested tc
come forward and make arrangements for the
| speedy payment other irrespective debts as at
ter the long indulgence already granted, we
| shall be under the necessity of using cocrsive
| measures against all those who fail to do so.
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK
survfUing Partners liz this
Country Of Pollok, Tredsvay, t5Co.
i take this opportunity Of announcing TO all
those stlllindebted tothe late firm of ROBERT
| q ALLAN Pollok, & Co. that unless they
come forward and make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment of
their respective debts, suits shall be indiscri-
Intimately instituted.
+ ALLAN POLLOK,
sarufUfng Partner in, This connrry of
ROBERT & ALLANP POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, Joue d, 1911. (tG
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Sixty Dollars Reward.


RUN AWAY from the subscriber in
Halifax County, Virginia, on the night of
the 9TH inst. three slaves, viz. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
JACK is a small nuiatto man about 40 or so
years OF age, his hair Inclined to be straight :.
he is very sensible and an active good Gard
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is
large muiatto woman. inclined to be very
neshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to; she is between so ard Is wears of
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, II or IS
years OF age, very cross-eyed, has a plea
sing countenance anti apt 20 smile when
spoken to; she is low but stout and well
made.-Jack carried with him two blue
coats turned up with buff. one of which, was
nearly new, and a number of other clothes
betty and Fanny carried with them a
number OF good clothes, not recollected.
They will no doubt attempt to pass az free
and probably viii be lurking about Rich-
monds where Betty has Brother and eer
mother living both Of them ass free !. her
brother calls himself John Hambleton. All
masters OF vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away, or in any way har-
bouring said slaves at their peril.
4 WIN give the above reward If secured in
any Jan so that get them again, or 90.
dollars tor either OF them. If brought home
all reasonable charges will be paid in addi-
ton to the above reward.
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of ,ft
July 22d, 1911. f,N
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NOTICE.

Apeulon VIII be presented
to the next General Assembly, praying the
establishment of q public Landing, ator near
Lewis's Mill on the Big Bird Greek in Gooch-
land County.
August l4th, 1871.
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/ intend to remove from

Richsaond about the first of September, after
which time my unfinished business will be
attended to by N. K. Thomas. who intends
engaging in the Commission business on his
own account.
BEN. JOHNSON.
Richmond. 10Th Aug. 1911.
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Richmond, Virginia.
THE subscriber respectfnllx

THE subscriber respectfully
informs his friends and the public, that he.
continues to buy and sell on commission.
all kinds of Bank Stock, Bills CT Exchange,
turnpike Shares, and country produce of e.
very description; and will beat all times rea-
dy to sell before the front door of the Bell
Tavern, at Public Auction, Lands, Tene-
ments, Slaves, Horses, Goods, Wares and,
Merchandize Of every kind. He will also
attend the sales of vessels and cargoes on the
wharyes, which ifnot disposed of, viii be stor.
ed in hrc proof House that is ready to re-
ceWe produce on storage; and liberal advan--
ces OF cash made If required, by
BATLETT STILL,
Tobacco Broker e Ysndae ,11dsfey
August %, 1911. ftf)
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BOOKS.
August 20, 1911.

BOOkS,
Just received and for sale by s. p1easaasa.
The 9Th vel. of the History of Modern Eu..
rope. being a continuation Of DIR. Russell's,
History by Charles coote, -
Works ot James Beattie, 10yols. 80
Lempricre's Universal Biography, vols.
Smiths Wealth of Nations, new edition, 2
Lent runs History of the American Revolu-
Hunc's History Of England, with cont;nuasis
on by Smoliett and Bissett, Is vols.
Anquetil's Universal History,
Works Of Thomas Paine,
Pcrter's Travelsin Russia and Sweden.
kendalps Travels in the Western States,
Van-Ess's Life of Bonaparse,
Johnson's Lives of the Poets,
Works OF Flayius Josephus, new edition, &
vols. ~
A few cheap and handsome copies Of Mar
shall's Life Of Gen. Washington,
Works of Edmund Burke,
Robertsons History of Charles sth y
Stephens Wars of the French Revelation.
Adams's Roman Antiquities,
Chapman's Select Speeches, S vols.
Gillie's History Of the World,
Humboldt's New Spain,
Henry's Travelsin Canada,
Barrow's Travels in Africa.
Gibbons Roman Empire,
Ferguson's Roman Republic.
Parks Travels in Africa,
Russell's Ancient Europe.
Ditto Modern do.
Adams's Natural Philosonhv
Walkers Dictionary, s vo.
Ditto do. ah,;do.d
JOhnsop's Dictionary, with Walkers proDu,:
citation,
Ditto do. in miniature,
Jones's do. Improvement on Sheridan.
Ramsay's Life Of Washington.
SCOTS Geographical Dictionary of the ype,,..
eTn States,
Morse's Universal Gazetteer.
bigiands Letters on the Study of Histort.
British Cicero, being selection of the most
ADMIRED Speeches, &c, in the English
Eioqaence ofthe British Senate,
Iooke's Diversions of Purlev.
st. Pien'e's Studies of Nature.
Nautilus on Population,
Ferguson's Lectures,
sox's Historical Works,
Sldney on government,
Travels of Anacharsis.
MIS- west Letters TO Young Ladies'
Forpes's Life Of DIR. James Beatt;e
Rumford's Essays,
Debates in theVirsiHia Convention.
Morse's Universal Biography,
do. American do.
Evans Mill-Wrighes Guide.
Guthric's Geography,
Depon's Voyages TO the Eastern Terra-P;r-.
ma, or the Spanish Maine,
Demons Travels in Egypt,
Espriella's Letters,
Dofiefs Nature displayed.
do. French and English Dictionary.
Deans Universal Penman, or compile system.
OF Examples for writing with accuracy and.
ireedom--containing sets of copies in
large text words. round text words. ana
running hand---and aiphsbets in ali the
useful and ornamental hands; with speci-
meas OF modern and approved fosms used
IN traHsacting business
Modern Grisolda,
Solitude Sweetened,
Fashionable Tales.
The Missionary, a
Anne Of Brittany. Z
Fatal Revenge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29
Drawing next Month.

THE COMMENCEMENT
Of the Drawing of the USQUEHANNA
CANAL LOTTERY, viii positively take
place on the Fourth Monday in next month
(Angust) and will continue to draw regular
ly three days in each week, till finished, and
that no apology will be offered for the post
ponement of single day.
IN THE ABOVE LOTTERY ARR
10000
10000
10000
5000
5000
1000
1000
1000
Highest Prizes.
Only 10000 Tickets, and not two blanks to
a prize.
Tickets for sale a.the Argus Office--Prizes
in former lotteries received in payment.
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TO r. ENT.

HE front room Immediately above S. Plea
SAINTS Book Store---slso two good chambers.
sePafasgdftom each ether by wide passage !;
fireplace n each.--Thcy win be iet sepas
rateiy or together to single persons Posses
SIGN may be had Immediately.
August IS.
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PATENT MEDICINES

A,ad az Che most 0Pproced Anfi6illi0us
Pills. Anassorfmens u Perf;tmery 81
Soap. Painters materials. Dying
Drugs, G'c. sc.
AS an establishment Of this kind has bscn
long wanted in this part Of the city, Il is
hoped those residing in this vicinity villa
vail themselves of the convenience now Of
fered them, and be assured thas all orders
will be punctually attended to, and no ar
ticie pat up but Of the FIRST quality and on
as moderate terms as at any other store
in this city.
Richmond. Jan. "a, 1911. ep2w&wtf
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W2nted Immediately, a Co.
ysrnessto assistinthe domestic part of thebu-
sines., in one ofthe frst Pdblic Houses IN this
ciJ 10 hom liberal encouragement win Ne
giyen--apply to the Printer.
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SALES Al AUCTION.


The subscriber will sell at
public Auction, without reserve. under tho
management Of Megsrs Moncure, Robinson
2. Fieasants, all his stock in trade, amount
ing IN value to about S 1O,ooO,--snn,nVst
s wllen are, the following articles, viz. Teas,
Sugar, Wines, Cordial, China. Glass Wsre
q great variety of other articles, too tedious
assortment Of
g II &C RE
The sale will commence on Monday s;,e
10th day Of September next, at his store on
the main Street, and be Continued from 5sv
today until elosed.--T errns---aIl sums rndey
5 SO cash, 3 so and not exceeding 9co.
so days--S 200 and not exceedinf 8 soo'
30 days--S 500 and upwards, 1870 d9ys Gre
dH,--Notes negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Virginia with approved endorsers,
wih be required.
AUBIN BAf0REsT.
Richmond, August ist, 1911 ids.
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July 22d, 1911. IN
N b. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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Ne1v Medicine Store,
ON SHOCKOE HILL.

A COMPLETE assortment Of fresh
"A Drugs and Medicines have been jus,
received 10y Vail. Rogers. * Co. at their
New Medicine Store, GA tie main street .
few doors aho.e the Swan Tavern-amoa,.
Which may be included AL the most appro
we'd
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BIadaock Richmond md Nathanl. )

WM. w. HRNING, c. c.
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IIdIHIItUH's W Ofm LOZenges.
ms well known remedy has cured during
tn '., last eleven years, an immense number Of
complaints arising from worms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-04
,eulture alone was really productive 20 the

.culture alone was really productive 60 the
nate; 1t followed, Of course. that the state
was to look exclusively to It for it's s,pnor,
but IN their romantic notions ofIustice. the
burden they thus laid inadvertently on the
'gr,cu'ture they wished 20 foster, would
nat be equ1ily supported BY all, unless an
'ctuai survey and valuation of all the lands
"onin actually take place.--So prevalent
were those ideas in France at the beginning
of the revolution, that most of the cahiers'
written Instructions given 70 the Deputies
ut the National Convention by their consti-
uents, containe d ! recon me ndation of the
c6dastre.
bonaparte thus found the idea thoroughly
established; and soon discerned the advan-
tases he might derive from ic. The cadag-
IRE VIII put every acre of land in France as
completely at his disposal, as the laws of
he CONSUMPTION mark every man for, his 60, :
der When in want of supplies he will have
only TO calculate how much an additional
ranc on eacn acre will produce, and de-
cree VIII settle the business.-Thc increase
OF revenue be will thus acquire will be as
sudden rs it will be great; for it is well
known. that in the parishes aIre adv assessor
according to the calas,re, land has been
estimated at the value it had in 1890, and
.ne tax iaid accordingly /; whereas the fact
U.s. .hat IN those districts the least injured
by the Continental, system, the value OF Land
mas since that period fallen one shalt, and
much more in those parts where the pro-
duce of he land was chifley intended for
foreign markets.
appears, that this new system, which
VIM AFFORD such resources to the enemy, is
we Pu. IN activity in the year 1913. AS
l"". epoCn tne french system OF taxation is,
as stated by VI. Regnaud. to extend to Hol
'ahu 1t may be, concluded, therefore. that
the whole empire will be uuder the same
''"e
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line PAWS Pa2srs contain a translat;o,
Ct VA hcsnaud's Ieport on the French
nhnCes tot 1871 we subj in the followin,
account OF What called in France the e.
daStre, with whch we have been lavonrsd
by Correspondence 1t is a measure. he ~.
serves, which IS little understood in Eng
land, but which islikely to effect an i'm
portani Change il the financial system of
France ---LondonPaher
ne Cadastre d survey BIZ actual al
measurement Of every parish, nay of every
held IN France, tor the purpose of ascertain
ing the eZacI proportion Of land tax which
each land owner or farmer i, TO paw. inc
land IS Afterwards vslaed by EInd OF Jprv
taten rom smos9 The parishio1ers and a
pan OF the parisn, with he Valuation of
each Held IS sent to the Minister of Finan
ces. One copy Of it is gwen to the Head
OF the Department. and another rename
with the Mayor 9th psfisb
This Cpdastfe is notan invention Of tho
present Government q France the ides
originated long befoTelthe revolution. win n
sect Of theoretical atsmen, known nnder
tire name OF Economfs and who. althoogh
well meaning men, ;onlributed DOW erf,IIv
to INC tall o. tie moi rchy, by the yslen.
cy their theoti, nai Obtained. a lead;,g
tenet Of those philobphcTs was, that ssr,'
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FOR THE ENQUIRER. n
EXTRACT
From Carendon's History ofthc
Rebelhon."

Speaking of the animosities between tb..
bnglish and Dutch, (Which led TO the ceIe
DRAFTED rencontre OF Blake and Van Tron,n[
ne suoJoins an account of the famous Naviz
CATION Act OF England, passed bv the Pst-
| lament in 1852:
hereupon they made that act that inbi-
DTS all toreIgh ships from bringing in any
herchahu'SS o. commodities into England.
nH sncn as were the produce or growth Ola
tneif own country, upon the penalty of r.,
telture OF all such sh IDS This sas. "a 5ka.
cern'd alb other countries but I}s ~, IA
me matter, totally suppress ali de 49,
h"iiahd' winch mad very little merchand,ze
OF tne growth OF heir own country but han
ased to bring in their ships the prowth oc
gu other Kingdoms in the world WIN
from France and Spain. Spices from the In
mes, and all Commodities from, All oths,
countries which they must now do nc
more. he Dutch Embassadour eyDne,,Is
teu tnis matter very warmly as a breach
OF commerce and amity, which could not
consist with the peace between thetwono
tons /; and that his masters conId 49, -
upon It otherwise than az dacIa.".
on OF war The Parliament anewar,,,
hIm superciiiously, that his masters ,n;rI'r
take u W what manner they nIeased H.
theJ knew what was best f., ,bs;r -.
state ahd would not repeal laws to craft,
their neighbors = and caused the sc9 80
~" ''O Se'en-
With what face can the English of ,b,.
present day, p'esend to fy in tfeir sncas
'ors teeth BY contes,ing the right Of he.
hapsrte to form a Eayiestio5 Ac, fo,..
France, and exclude the Hrit,,l, Nina.
'ures ifOm his Empire--nay, dtnv Cur
selves "a neutral too y stric, Justice bv
refusing TO take off their Orders in CouncX
nnHt France shall = repeat her laws 10 prs,s
-ify herneighborsi' " b q"
'enktH WhFesideS Esq a Senator of the
'igned his seat.
It's also sad that Mr.. Troup, men
cr Of the II. Of H. from the stale # e..
5ias has resigned ms seat IN that bcdy -