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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-28
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N CHANCERY.-In Chesterfield County.
Il court, March IA, 1910.
Nancy Cheatbam and John W. Bass Ad,n'ys,
and Adsn'y of Leonard Cheatham, decd.
Plaintiffs.
against
Josiah Cheatham, Daniel Woodbridge, Peter
Clarke, Henry Farmer and VIM. Goode.
Det's
This day came the plaintiffs by James Robert
son, gr. their attorney, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant JOSH
an Cheatbam is not inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, upon motion ofthe plaintiff, 1t is or
dered, That the said defendant do enter his ap-
pearance in this sut, on before the first day of
March court next, and give security for per
forming such decree the court may here fter
make in the premises and it is further ordered
and decreed that the defendants Woodbridge,
Clarke, Farmer and Coode, out of the effects in
their hands belonging to the defendant Cheat
ham, do retain sufficient to pay to the plaintiffs
the sum off II 6s I'd with interest, &c. and the
costs of this suit, and that copy of this order
be published in one Of the Richmond ew spa-
pers for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse of this
County.
Copy.-TSue
PARKE PoINDExTER, D. c.
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NJ OT1CE.-The subscriber wants to hire a
4 number oflaborers for the lanes Rive
Company, whose services will be required for
or mouths-To whom liberal wages will be-
given, apply to the subscriber at the Scale horse
on the Basin.
II. MOSBY
June II. n
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NOTICE.

MILL be sold on Monday, the lss DAY s
w July next. on credit of IL months. AZ
'be residence of the late Henry l.. Biscoe, az
the Town of Manchester, z or 800 half boxes
Cigars made by experienced workmen, with
Brazil Tobacco.
PETER r. SMITH, Adnst Of
II. L. BISC0E, deed
June 81. #
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The above are ofexcellent quality and . coz
slant supply expected by
d. ]. BURR.
June 81 3w
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yune IL.

" IRGINIA AT a Superior Court of
' Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the
City of Richmond, LIST Gay of Feb. 1911.
George w. Spotswood,
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hISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ 10 consequence of the death of r.Ro-
bert Pollok, the business lately carried on in this
place, under the firm of Pollok G. Tredwav. &c
dissolved. Those who have claims against the
said firm arc requested to apply to Thomas
Iredway forpayment, to whom those hide ted
are requested TO make payment
THOMAS TREDWAY,
Surviving b0rine, Of
POLLOK & TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK, ex'o,
ofthe LAST WI IF
ROBERT POLLOK.
Manchester, June IS.
Those still indebted to the late firm of pollol
Tredway 4 Co. are requested to come forwer5
and make arrangements, for the speedy payment
of their respective debts, as after the lone in.
diligence already granted, we shall be nodrr
the necessity of using coerciye measures against
all those who fail so 10 do.
THOMAS TREDWAY.
ALLAN POLLOK.
Sarviving Partners in this CoRrtyy Of
POLLOK, TREDWAY, & Co
take this opportunity Of Announcing. IA All
those still indebted to tue late firm of Robert
and Allan Pollok & Co. that unless thev ron,e
forward and make speedy and satisfactsrv ~,
engagements, Tor the payment of their respective
debts, suits shall be Immediately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
SwvfVi1g Partner in this Lonnf,yof
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, T. co.
Richmond, June 25. If
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June 2
N CHANCERY-In Chesterfield County
Il court, March 14tb, 1911.
William Hatchett, Plt'f
AGAINST,
Moses Baugh and Jeremiah Bauph.

MOSES baugh and Jeremiah Baugh.
IT,. Def'ts.
bertson, Jr. his Attorney, and it sppearineto the
satisfaction of the court, that the defendant Mo
ses Baugh is not an inhabiiant of this Com mon
wealth, upon motion of the plaintiff, 1t is ordered
tnat the SAID defendant do enter his appearance
IN this suit, on or before the first day of Aug
court next, and give security for performing such
decree as the court may hereafter make in the
premises And it is further ordered and decreed
that the defendant Jeremi, Bauga, out of the
effects on his hands belonging to the def't Mo.
SEES Baugh, doretain sufficien topaz the p.,'fthc
sum OFF, 9 los 81 with interest from the I'd day
OF June 1803,tih paid, c. the costs of this euit &
that copy of this order, be published in one of
the Richmond newspapers for two months sue.
cess'vely, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse Of thus county.
A copy-Tesse
G. POINDEXTER, DC.
nay &. w8w
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siay2.


UNAWAY, from the Subscriber, living at
IL SCOTS Ferry, Albemsrle County, negro
man, named DAVID, but has been in the habit
OF altering his name, sometimes passing by the
name OF Billy logan. He is a small trim made
fellow, OF dark complexion, about FIVE feet
three or four inches high, small sunken eyes, aud
ms forehead toierabiy void Of hair. This fellow
mas passed 10" free man in Augusta, but at this
time IT'S likely be may be in the neighborhood
OF buckingham Court house, or Bent Greek, as
ne has formerly lived with Mr.. Cheek in that
nelghborhood. Any person who may secure the
SID fellow so that may get him, shall receive
reward Of Fifteen Dollars.
RoBERTL Il. .IBFFERSON
june ID w30T
NJ OTICE.--Will be sold before the door of
~ The Flour Inspector Of this City, on the 9 h
day Of July, bbls. Flour, condemned for being
MKT with Corn Meal, for the benefit of tie
Commonwea llh--Brsnded by Kiln.
j. JOHNSON,
Inspector Of Flour.
June IN. CIV
b L A n Ks
or EVERY DEscRiPrIoE,
EOR S.dLE ar THIS OFFICE
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June 18.
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.

TUST received and for Sale, IN consignment,
y from the Mandatory of Cut Tacks and
Brads Cor Sprigs,) viz.
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M. CHARLES X. CREEN-

M CHARLE rs X. GREEN
- IN, as you are not an inhabitant of the state,
~ or have no known place of residence, or any
known agent in the same take this mode 81
giving you notice, that, on Friday and Saturday
the Goth & 27th of July, 1911, betweea the
hours often in the morning and four in the e.
vening, shall proceed to take sundry dspo-
sitions at the present dwelling honse of Mrs. Ma
ry B. Beech, in the county of Lunenburg, to he
read as evidence in a suit in Chancery, in the
County Court of Charlotte, in which l am Com
piainant and you are Defendant.
Your Wife,
PHOEBE GREEN.
June ID. Stg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
JOHN POPE,
President Of She Senate Ipro-tenpo,e
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
March 8, 1911.
AN ACT

Concerning Invalid Pen,ioners.
= F. it enacted by the Senate md House o,
~ Representatives of the United States
OF America, in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of War be, and he is
hereby directed to place the following
named persons, whose names have
been transmitted to Compress, pursu
ant to the act of the tenth of April
eighteen Eundred and six, on the pen
sion list OF invalid pensioners of the
United States, according to the rates.
and to commence at the times herein
after mentioned, that is to say.
James Traw bridge, at the rate OF
three dollars and thiTty.three cents per
month, to commence on the fifth day OF
February, one thousand eight hundred
and ten.
Samuel Mears, jun. at the rate OF
two dollars and fifty cents per month.
to commence on the tenth day of De
cember, one thousand eight hundred &
ten.
Ebeneztr Brown, at the rate Of FIVE
dollars per month to commence on the
third day of January, one thousand
eight hundred and eleven.
Elisha Capron, at the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per month, TO
commence on the Grst day of Janua-
ry, one thousand eight hundred and
ten.
William Woodruff, at the rate OF
hve dollars per month, TO commence
on the twenty fourth day of Octo-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and
ten.
Levi Tutle at the rate Of one dol
lar and twenty. FIVE cents per month, to
commence OH the seventh day of Ian.
uary, one thousand eight hundred and
eleven.
Nathaniel Austin at the rate of
three dollars and seventy-6ve cents
per month. to commence on the tenth
day of April, one thousand eight hun.
dred and ten.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
The Richmond Hill Acaaen1y.

THE Academy on RichmoBd-HiII hs,
- wing gone into operation, on the 14th
'anuary=='he present arrangement stands
thus
The Latin and Greek languages, with
50 mHch Of English literature in general, as
is inseparable from, and necessary to be
connected with classical studies, and the
course OF grammar school, by
r. DABNEY.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Geography, with the use Of the Globes.
housekeeping, the most essential Of the
practical branches Of the Mathematics, in
GLIDING Arithmetic, by
w. CAULFIELD.
The exertions Of two teachers. already
employed IN the Acader.y, render il con
ven'ent for considerable number OF sddi :.
ti0hal scholars to be invited, aud received
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
CBy MatGovlSty.)
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

n IN AZ
In addition to the act to regulate the
laying out and making road from,
Cumberland, in the state of Mary.
land, to the state of Ohio.
X Eft enacted by the Senate and II ouse of
! - Representatives of the United State
of America, in Congress assembled, That
IN addition to the unexpended balance
OF the sum heretofore appropriated for
iayi 6 out and making road from
Cumberland in the state of Maryland
10 the state of Ohio, the sum of fifty
thousand dollars be and the same Is
hereby appropriated, to be paid out O.
airy money in the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, and to be expended
under the direction of the President
OF the United STATES, IN making said
roads between Cumberland in the state
or Maryland, and Brownsville in the
state OF Pennsylvania, commencing az
Cumberland; which sum of fifty thou
sand dollars shall be replaced out of
he fund reserved For laying out and
making roads to the state OF Ohio,
by virtue OF the seventh section of
an act passed on the thirtieth dav OF
April, one thousand eight hundred
md twn, entitled I" An act to enable
the people of the eastern division Of,
the territory northwest of the river O.
hro to form constitution aud sta.e go-
vernment, and for the admission OF
such state into the Union, on an equal
footing with the original states, and for
other purposes"
Sec. 2. He it further enacted. That the
Presiden, of the United States be and
ne is hereby authorised and empower
ed to permit such deviajions from the
courses run and established by the
commissioners under the AUTHORITY OF
An act 70 regulate the laying out ADD
making road from Cumberland in the
state OF MARY land, to the state of Ohio. %
as IN his opinion shall be deemed expe-
dent: Provided, That no deviation
snaii be made from the principal points
established on So road between Cum
berland and Brownsville.
J. b. vARNUAf,
Speaker cfhse House Of Representatives
JOHN POPE,
President Of thc Senate f,ro-te,nbore.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
March 8, 1911.
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Public Auction.

pY virtue Of decd of trust executed TO the
40 subscriber snd Benjanin Harrison, by A..
lezander MeRae, bearing daie the fifth day Of
June. m the year 1860, and dolly recorded in The
general eouSt Of this commonwealth, for the pur.
pose OF securing TO William Cay, debt due
him by 'ie said hlexandsv McRae, will be sold,
on Wednesday the tenth Day Of April next At
Mr. zscharsh Brooks tavern. in the town of
Manches's' 5st Public Auction, for ready money
a TRACT ofLAND near Manchester on lanes
River in the County Of ChegsrGeld, containing
20 Ectes, more or less. il being the same land
conveyed oy the said William Cay to he said
AleyaadeT MRae, or SO much thereof as shall
be sntjcieat n raise the insialmentS now due
che said Wii7ri Cay, with interest, and the costs
Of executing this Trust.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
RiehmrnA. Mareh 18Th. 1911. IDS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
rers.s ,rit,cn on me frs, leaf of a Bi5le.

~ - "|'''u" UT TIC Js7s1 lesy " q DtOle'
BLEST is the man who by temptation tried.
IL wisdom makes this holy law his guide;
Serene aud undisturb'd his moments flow;
He does no wrong, and therefore feels no woe |:
What though adversely with pow'rfnl sway,
Cloud for time the sunhine of his day,
And DER his head, while life's horizon Tours,
Affection, darkling, all her tempest pours
Calm is his breast with conscious virtue
warm,
lie hears, unmov'd, the fury of the stor,p +;
Taught by these glowing precepts from on high,
Learns how to live, and having Iiv'd, TO die.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
Lot Of Land,
In Richmond Hastings Court.

March 18th 1911.
TT being represented to the Court,
/ that there are many instances of the
SMALL POX existing at and about
Rockets, the Court having convened
the Physicians of the City, and with
them having consulted and maturely
considered the subject, and orrcasons
appearing to them, do, therefore, or.
der, that no incubation whatever for
the Small Pox be permitted. And the
Court strongly recommend to the citi.
zens immediate VACCINATION |;
which is ordered to be published forth
with, as well in hand-biils as in the
newspapers.
A Copy--Test
THOMAS C. HOWARD, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
KINE-POCK.

J. vs.. foushce Sc prepared to vaccinate
On anpicaiiou. lie is posse ssed Of genuine
injection. CcntlsHen in the country will
be furn shsd with pleasure.
March Is, 1911, e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21

\ SSCONDED from the subscriber on the
IN 18th of this month, apprentice girl
named Rebekah Johnson, in the 18th year of
her age.--Whoever viii deliver her 10 me shall
receive one cent reward. All persona are fore.
warned from harboring or employing her.
Sarah d. Ladd.
Charles City, March 18th, 1911. (2)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
FoR The SERIOUS READERS OF THE
VIRctNtA. ARGUS.

Letter 10 g 5ousg t5,e-d rpto Rad lately made
ssittie profession ef religion.
(Conc!nded
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FOR SALE,
1000 SP ANISH HIDES.
RALSTON & PEASANTS.
January 30th, 1911. #

NKTHEREAS deed of trust was r,ade 20
Wv the sub.criber on thc twenty srst day
of March, 1909, by Joseph Key, Beniamn New
soti Marga,et his wife, heirs of Joseph Key,
dec'dr==pursuant 70 the said deed, will be sold,
TO the highest bidder for ready money on 81
turday the 9th day of April next ar the hour
OF o'clock in the ate no IN, at the Swami Ia.
vern in the City of Richmond
Lot of Land,
adjoining the said Swami Tavern, containing
so feet on the main street, and thence back at
parallel lines the depth of I. OF on Shockoe.hi'l,
or so much thereof, a, will be sufficient to salts.
~ and nay John Andrew the sum of three hun
dred dollars, with interest and all reasonable
charges attending the said trust The tile will
be made. such as Trustee can, or ought to
make.
d. Lambert, Trustee.
Richmond, 18th March, 1911. IS wy
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
September Is

RAN AWA Y on the 3Oth June last, from
the estate of Daniel M'Carty, deceased, in
the county of WestMorelanI, and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a.
bout ,hirty-fve years of age, dark complex
ion, about six feet high, bad countenance,
and remarkable scar acioss his nose, and
another on his head, little above his force
head he had on homespun twilled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaloons,---
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t is
expected that he has procured pass, or
for%ed certificate of his freedom, as he went
f ON neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy Of their
pass. or certificate Of freedom. 1t is corf-
IDENTIFY expected that he will endcavor 20 get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
Of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars viii be given,
if taken in lie county, and If out Of the state
and secured in any Jail, so that ge: him
gain, the above reward and al reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. 3. All masters Of vessels and other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest pen.
altes cf the law. r. S.
September Is co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
Port eff alexandria.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia; dry
goods and groceries-for merchants OF
the district.
Schooner Polly, Newcorn, East Port ;
plaster, soap and bonnets-to Samuel
Cram.
Sloop Roena, Chadwick, New Bedford
plaister-tO the master.
Brig Leo, Rutherford, Newburyport;
plaster and salt-tO LawrasOn d Fowle.
CLEARED,
Schooner Traveller, Somers, Darlen;
by Mclean & Somers.
Brig Emily, Dole, Newburyport; r.
Dodge.
The sloop Potomac, Bradford, OF and
for Alexandria, was left at Cadiz the 18th
August.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
SERVIA, June go.

A transport. with 10000 dncats, es-
eortsd by $50 Russian ui.ans. arrived at
Belgrade on the 10Th ult. The garrison.
for some time. had suffered the want OF
money to such degree that the soldiers
were obliged 10 work to provide for their
daily Subsistence. The free corps coEl-
posed of Russians, Cassacks. and Servi-
aus. hitherto commanded by Col. Nitiseh.
has been placed at the disposition of the
Seryians. who have cansoned it III several
districts of their country.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
By last Nights MaA
BALTIMORE. September IS.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

By the fast-saiing schooner Globe. Just
arrived from Bayonne. the Editor of the
Federal Gazette has received files OF
French papers to the 18th August. toge-
Their with list of vessels, and verbal in
telIigence from respectable and correct
source.
The emperor is represented as shelving
ever. inclination IS to favor and Facilitate
what he considers the commerce OF the
United States, and no doubt was enter
tanned in France hut that all vessels az
irving with american Produce will be i'm
mediately admitted but licences are alb
solutely necessary for the introduction oil
colonial articles.
The war against Spain is to he carried
on with the greatest rigor. A very ma
nerous army. by some said to be upwards
If 600. 200 men ! were under marching
orders for the peninsula; large division
OF these forces. under General Jeurdain
aid Others. had actually passed Bayonne.
The emperor had declared his determina-
ton of deciding the fate of the peninsula.
and was to DC himself at Bayonne the lat
ter end of August. il was not expected,
however. that he wonld enter Spain. Still
the fate of that country was e" considered
as dccreed." I'VE may. however. be per-
mitted to hope that tie tyrant will he foil
ed Marshal Bessieres and Gen. Sc
bastiani had passed into France.
A late French paper states that large
number OF! British ships loaded with CO.
lonieI produce and British manufactures
have entered the Baltic. but had not been
able to succeed in landing their cargoes,
as the coast was rigidIy watched.
That the Russian army under gen. Ga
limiseatsheF dc Kutusof had on the 18th
of July obtained complete victory over
The Turkish forces. 100000 strong, COM
manded by the Grand Vizier in person.
That the SDaniards had celebrated the
return of King Joseph to Madrid with
great demonstrations OF joy.
That the siege Of Figueras was pressed
with the utmost rigor, and the garrison
(aceording to the French accounO in the
greatest distress for provisions, have ac-
tudiss odteh up dii tno hV' 'o' HI e"o P''N
and are nearly destitute of -four the COM
mander ofthat fortress had in consequence
Of his distress for provisions. actually
Turned loose without any conditions, $50
French prisoners whom they had shut up
in it.
By royal ordinance of the king OF
Prussia. the Continental System is en-
forced throughout his kingdom with the
greatest severity. and hereafter no IL
eenses shall b. granted for the admission
OF any kind of colonial produce. At the
same time the government announce an
intention to favor the expectation OF the
products Of the Prussian soil and OF that
of the Continent in general to allied or
neutral countries.
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NAPLES, June II.

Upon the return of his majesty. the ma
rine works. and particularly that relative
20 the construction of vessels. have been
most actively prosecuted; great num-
Der OF workmen have setout Tor Castelia-
mare, where they are to work on an so
gun ship. In few day the Caroline fri
gate will he launched. La Fan,a corvette
is ready for sea.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16
CHRISTIANSAND, July 5.

Notwithstanding that the chamber Of
commerce has directed the custom house
Immediately to give specification of all
the ships and vessels in this district, yet
it is not found that they have made the
required declaration concerning their pro-
perry in shipping. Such owners are
therefore required to give in statement
Of their property in shipping and smaller
vessels, as soon as possible. in order to
enable us speedily to perform what is OF
us required.
(signeD sUNDE BURCH.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-16

.,ysirelu orr customers for the articles
omitte.l, and that France never did, nor
perhaps ever will want these articles,
which form SO large a proportion Of oar
EXPORTS.
'.,Je truth is. as we have upon other oc-
casio,s demonstrated, Great Britain is
our best customer, and so are we her best
customer. If her subjects are making
efforts to procure the articles which we
Formerly furnished from otaer sources.
we must aseribe it to our own laws. 1t
was in our power. and yet may be. to ex-
tend our exports to Great Britain. If
Russia. from policy or fear. adopts the
continental system. the export OF Hemp to
Great Britain from the United States.
would form valuable branch Of trade.
We are told that the Emperor of France
Is determined TO 10 without cur Tobacco.
Rice and Cotton. Formerly France con-
sumeG a considerable quantity ofour To-
laceo, but Great Britain consumed three
G.nrths of our cotton. aud she cannot pro-
G,,ae within herself either Rice or Toi,ac-
co. 90 that she must (proYided our phiio-
so,ers do not abandon "external com
mei~e") depend upon us. Tor her supplies
of those articles. with those Of wheat,
fur. corn. Daval stores. lumber &c. ne.
When we speak Of Great Britain. We are
IA he understood As speaking OF her colo
MES also.
The more any one will examine the
subject. the more will he be satisfied, that
orr commercial intercourse with Great
Britain was more important and bcneti-
eiaI. than that Of France and her DEEPEN
denotes.
The party who govern at this time.
having by system CT weak 1--WE hope not
w:ekedl measures. aided in the depiora-
HE reduction Of our external com
meree," would now persuade us to aha'i-
don what vet remains. and all this. that
the Philosophical experiment OF an asii-
cultural republic may be madc. This ex-
periment has been made. and the result,
we think. ought 10 satisfy. Ii any one
will examine what WAS the condition OF
the United States from the peace OF 1888
to the adoption Of the Federal Constitu-
tion. he can satisfy himself upon this sub
iect. :, tween those periods Of time. the
citizens ofthe United States, were not en-
gagged in external commerce, it was ma
naged entirely by foreigners. chiefly blI-
fish. We were then nationally and indl-
yiduaIly without credit. or resources. And
this will be our situation again If we a
bandon external commerce.
The subject would lead us to agreater
length. thon our limits permit at this time,
bat believing that much evil is contein-
MATED We could not remain indifferent.