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100 Dollars Reward.


RUN AWAY from tho subscriber in
Holifax county, Virginia. en- the night OF
the 9Th inst. taree slaves, viz. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY,
lscl; IS small mulattO man about 40 or SO
wears &C age, lis hair inclined to be straight
! he is very sensible and an active rood Gard
ner, Hos5'er and Carriage driver; Betty is 4
large mu,atto woman, inclined to he very
ieslly and has pleasing countenance when
| spoken to; she is between so and Sugars OF
age; and Fanny, mulptto girl, II or Is
wears cf age, very cross-eyetl, has plea
| sing countenancc and apt TO smile vixen
! spoken to: she is low but stout and well
lmade.-JaCk carried with him two blue
coats turned sp with buff, ono of which was
nearly new, and a number of other clothes
Petty and Fanny carried with them a
number Of good clothes, not recoliccted.
'rhey viii ne Doubt attempt TO pass as free,
and probably viii be lurking about Rich
mond, whore Betty has Brother and her
mother living both Of them as free her
brother calls himself lohn Hanblcton. All
masters of vessels aud others are cautioned
against conveying away, or in any way har-
bouring said slaves at their peril.
will give the above reward If secured in
any Jail so that l get them, again, on. 80
dollars for either Of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges viii be paid in addi-
ton to the above reward.
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
JAMES a. GLENN.
July ODD, 1911. (t)
NJ B. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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The above valuable medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at
their Medical Store, few doors above the
Bell Tavern, Main Street, who do no, hesi-
tate to say they believe this medicine superb
or in virtue and efficacy to any ever before
exhibited to the public, in all pulmosary COM
plants, and their confidence in its superiori-
~ is mach strengthened by the great sale it
has met with i'll the cities of Philadelphia, N.
York and Charleston,' and in the town of Bos-
ton, and by the vast number of certificates,
continually pouring in from all parts of the
country to the proprietor, from persons hav-
ing received benefit from it.-Many of the
most respectable are i'll our hands, and rea-
dy fer the persual Of the public.
VAIL 81 ROGERS.
n. B. For the convenience of persons liv-
ing at a distance from this city, we shall es-
tablish agents in different parts of this state,
whose names viii be inserted in some future
advertisement.
V&R.
Richmond, Nov 90. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-26
ALLAN POLLOK

SRT'UfUing hQrtacr IN this country Of
ROBERT & ALLAN Pollok, & Co.
Richmond, June 81. 1911. Off J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-26

NOTCE.-The undersigned, residing in
~ TIE county of Charlotte, has commenced
practice in the Superior court of Chancery
at Richmond. His attendance at the County
end Superior Courts of Charlotte, Halifax,
and Mecklenburg Will be regular as hereto
fore.
THOMAS T. BOULDLM
Charlotte, 18th Dec. 1911. wsw.
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5ohn s. Joseph BoYce, Jl.

Richmond Nor. 5,18ii. -'''D' e'N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-26

have received per the Briggs Diligence and
d Unity and ship Rising States from London
and Liverpool, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17
CONGRESS.
SENATE. DEC. 10.


The bill for completing the existing mil
itary establishment /; the bill TO raise for a
limited time an additional military force ;
the bill appropriating a sum Of money for
procuring munitions Of war and the bill
FOR the establishment of a Juarter-nastcr's
department, were read second time, and
ca motion of Mr.. Giles, were made the Or
der of the day for Friday next.
The Senate then resumed, IN Committee
of the Whole, the bill allowing further time
for completing tine payments OIL certain lands
held by right of pre-emption in tho Mssis-
sppi territory which was passed to the third
reading.
Mr. Bayard from the Committee Of Con
terrence on the apportionment bill, slbnlittca
the following
REPORT:
That the committee had held a confer
renee with the managers appointed in be-
half Of the House OF Representatives, ana
that the joint committee OF the two Houses
upon the close of the conference, finally
separated without coming TO any agreement :.
That the committee heard nothing on the
conference sufficient to induce them to de
part from the amendments made bv the
Senate to the bill from the House of Rcprc-
sentative. They therefore recommend it
10 the Senate to adhere to the said amend.
Inents,
DECEMBER II.
The bill allowing further time for com
peting the payments on certain lands held
~ right of pre-emptiou in the MississiDr,;
Territory, was read a third time and pas
ecd.
The bill TO authogisc tie LAYING o.,s AMI
opening public road from the line csta-
Eiisael a. cue treaty Of Crecnvillc 20 the
North BEND in tie state Of Ohio ana tfe
bill for the relief Of John Durham
%crc read and passed to second read
ne.
'fhe Senate thep resumed the considera-
Zion Of the report of the managers Of the con-
ference upon the subject of the bin cnti-
lied " IN act for the apportionmcYt ofPc-
personalities amonS the several states ac-
cording to the third cnumcr alton" and il /
was determined, on motion Of Nv Bavard.
that the senate adhere to their amendments
to said bill--Yeas 18--Nays 10.
YEAs-Messrs. Bayard, Bradley, Cuts.
Dana, German, Gilman, y odrich, Grepr'
Iiorsey, Howell, Hanter, l.cib, Lloyd, Reed, |
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LNDLAN AFF.fIRS.
LYxrNGTow y,

hr.fl ON NOV. 81.
We have learned from a sentIeu.an i,;ss
arrived from Tennessee, that The q. States
troops employed in cutting a road from the
Muscle Shoals to For, Stoddart, have been
attacked by party of the Cherokee Indi--
ans. Our informant states, that he under,
stood seventeen of the whites were Killed, &.
the remainder instantly dispersed. We
should not be surprised to md, that this act
OF the Chcrokecs has proceeded not only:
from the opposition to the opening of the
road through their territory but also from
determination to cooperate with the nor,
thern Indians in their waf!ike expeditions
against the whites. There is no doubt, but
that Iecn'naeh has made every esaolt, in his
late visit among the southern Indians, to
sour their minds againsfHs, * it is possible
that his eXcrtlons may Have succeeded to q.
very considerable extent. Nc hope that
the Committee, appointed by Congress, to
make report on or Icdial affairs, will full
iy & completely investigate the sources OF
all our difficulties from that quarter.
Statesman.
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PHILADELpH1A, Dec. 9.
. Df. - DDI'I> M

Letters are received this day, dated Lii
vcrronl, Oath Oct. last, by which 1t appears
that tho King of Grea,Britain han expert
enced a relapse, and it is understood that
t!ic physicians have unanim cusiy declared
ihat he will never again be IN situation TO
resume the lcirs OF government.
Parliament was lrGrcgucd to n,cct fdr
business on the 9TH January next, previous
to which, change of ministry wculd take
place, the whole OF the prescr; a.I.iiuistra-
ZION were TO be dismissed except ,i,c Mar
quis OF Weiiesley, who. it was asserted would
rom one Of the, new body. The admins
tration was expected to DC what is called
The Wing party.
We sincerely hope that these reports may
be realized; for it is certain fercvai, Li-
verpool, Bathurst and others, who row
compose that BODY, are nothing More or less
than the dteSs Of that party, who during
our Revolutionary war, were known by the
names 0. the Kings private advisers.
Dem. Prcss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17

70 suppose, exert every effort 60 prevent Is.
Use my name for this purpose f,eeit." Whcn
you consider this fact happened al a time
when his government was endeayoring to ac-
cumplish the very reverse of his recommcn-
da;ion to Power, and OF which he was not
ignorant, even at the very time wren the
iedcraiists generally, and particularly Nor
RS and Ross & others, were ur. ing the eS-
pedicncy ct seizins upon that courtry by
force vi arms, rather than by purchase, 4
mink you viii readily admit this man should
never again he trusted. TIC c,ediDiaty OF
Power enters not into the question, as the
letter is emitted by Wilkinson 10 bc geuu-
inc.--CHy Ga.
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DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.

Cesar Podrey. Esq. has resigned his
appointment as Attorney General Of thr
q. states.
William Pinkncy, Esq. Of Maryland, cur
late Minister ~ Great Britain, has been
appointed By the President of the u. States
with the consent Of the Senate, Attorney
General Of the ". States, vice Mr.. Rodney re-
signed
South .4mericon Propinccs.--Wc refer
our readers to the Congressional Proceed.
inss of Tuesday for q very pithy and in
teresting Report from the committee Of
he House Of Representatives Oh that part
L tho Presidents message as relates to
nc late .,panisf Provinces in South AMER
ica. The measure itproposes appears 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17
EatrGct of'a letter from John Johnston, IN
dia" .dSem, 10 Il. BraNdon, Postmaster,
FigNa kozvn datcd

FsYuG kozvn, dated
FoRTWAYNE, Nov. 10, 1911.
Lest any uneasincss might prevail in the
minds OF oar citizens about the piqua, in con-.
sequence OF the battle lately fought on the
Wabash, feel it necessary to observe that
all the accounts which have reached US a:
gree mat there Will be no more fghting--=
thai the warts at an end. That the Indians
were exceedingly ircensed against the pro-
phei ana were bent on lis destruction, rs be-
lu3 the tothor Of al ne in.chiet. Ihe Put
tawatamie, Miami, Delaware and Shawance
chiefs now here, are about presenting an
address to the President IF the u States
disavowng ali agency in the late occurrence
< disappearing the conduct of the pronhct's
party. They ayow their unaiterablc de-
termination to remain at peace with us.
AS there does not appear 80 be any we'll
grounded cause '.r alarm, hope the citizens
generally feel themselves safe. can assure
You with sincerity, that if I believed there
was any DANCE should, both from duty &c
rrinciK,;e, and feeling for my family, friends
ana e'Io%-ciiiZsns. be among the FIRST to-
announce it. am with, great respect, &c,
JOHN JOHNSTON.
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KINesToN. - Exon. 8


The House % Assembly, On "Wednesday
resolved iiscIt INTO committee vi the who'll.
house on the American dutq BIS. when ON
the motion OF Mr.. chand, the duties ON al
articles OF grain imported from the United
otalcs OF America we're doubled, viz. on
hour, cornmeal. bread, rice, ana ,eas. fhe
OBJECT - the house IN laying these addition
al duties, is to induce and TO encouraqe
the smaller settlers i'll the interior of the
island to cultivate substitutes Tor these nc
ccSsarles OF life--the labor of their NEGROES
III the growth OF coffee being now uuprof;
table * useless. Mr.. Stewart (of Trelaw
n.y. opposed the measure as unwise and i'm
poiitc, as 1t would completely drive the
Americans from the ports of this island q
great part CT which entirely denepded nm
on the supplies OF the first accessories OF
hie from America iCr their support and
subsistence, particularly the different to,sIs
both on the south and north side of the island
ard urged upon the attention of the house.
.hG great danger that was TO be apprehen-
Ideu FROM a fanine III the event IF our BEING
again visited by enc OF those direful and
destructive calamites, a storm, or hurii-
cane, or severe drought. The honorable
member concluded by moving that the du-
tics Should remain as FORMERLY, upon which
TIE house divided.
Ayes Mes SS.
Majority ior the additional duties 16.
The dut'eS ON all Sinus oflnrabcr and col
ted lish are continued as before
- = :. s,.-,-,- - -
OTIS OF LAND in the vicipity of R;ehmonJ -
u q o. Saturday, 18th December at 10 o'clocL veil,
be sold 81 Public Auction, Oh he premises Sbom,
four miles below The City of Richuohd. on u stoo,
road - williamsburg, FYt,E LOI,S Of L.gN.D. Of
f0J acres each, through which runs an eyte,sivc
swamp easily reclaimed, and forming one-fourtb of
each i1; HE whole is heavily timbercd with nine
and OAK and worthy the attention OF n,a owners AID
slip builders.
The terms VIII le--one-tlird required in nofos Of
60 days, negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia tic re-
msindcr IL nine and twelve months to be secured y
deeds Of trust on the land.
az plan of ;he Lots may be spen. in n few dovs
at the Nendue Once Of Moncu'c, Robinson & p,ca,
SAINTS. WILLIAM NrNtG
Fowl IAN, Zee D. it
0Jr The sale Of The above property ia postponed
~ accOunt o. the weather. till "Wednesday liz, tqr
II taLr, % not, the ext iair day w. IL
y D9t--At the Theatre or Friday Eveuine last, q
~ "ef .9orotco Iocte. BUok, oontsiains fifteen
dola, Virginia Bank Notes A Ticket in the
Was iostOn Monument Lottery, No 81 ,24i, a note
Of zckiai L.. Wight, for fifteen dollars and sundry
pspe OF use, bui 70 the sgbscriber, WHO viii pas
Tve nllGyS Rs~1ra. a delivered at tI,e ijanS O..
yrj cEO. DAESEY
Dec; oser II. 2:
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Robinson, Smith, Of Md. Smith, ofN. VS.
Narnum-16.
Massachusetts,. Anderson, nibb, Brent,
Campbell OF Ohio, Campbell OF Tenn. Con-
dit, Crawford, Franklin, Gaillartl, Giles,
Lambert. Pope, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Wor-
thington-l6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17

CHARLLST ON Dec. Z.
Extract cfa letter from Washington No
Ueniber %.
(" The pu JIG eye has been directed 20 the
Court Mar ial at FrederCktown 90 long.
without meeting any object Of sufficient i'm
porto excite either curiosity or interest,
that it and It's acts arc no longer thought Of.
Indeed, it is more a matter of surprize TIA
king all the circumstances into consitcra-
tom thas the creation Of this Court should
have eXcited any interest whatever, rather
than that instcrest should have lost it's Row
err OF excitement. Without pretending to
determine either the guilt or innocence of
Gen. WILKINSON, this conviction has result
cd lrrcsisSioly from the various examinations
OF his Conduct: ;hat he has been extremely
unfortunate "a the selection Of his friends
and associates. This opinion is like 20 be
strongly iortiHed b. letter, acknowledged
Yy Gen. WILKINSON, lately though not rch"-
rally kuoWa 70 - unlimited 10 tho Court by
1p. Fowcr, Concerning whom it is very diff
cult 20 de,crai.ac, whether Il is by his OWL
personal acts, o. zen. WIS. confidence, he
has become notorious, 1t would re prefna-
tire to say What, ii any, bearing this letter
will have upon tho spcciiica ions against him
which have been submitted to the Court but
not SO 70 assure you it must necessarily throw
him out OF employment, whether that court
shall convict him Or not. an informed by
an authority perfectly satisfactory 10 me
that pending the discussions for the restCra-
tion of The right Of deposit at New-Oreans,
the General I'd lressed Power nearly III these
wofds--certt...ly to thisiInp0rt.--" Private !;
highly conhdc iCa.. Should there exist dis
position IN the spanish authorities to rcstorl
the right o. deposit, WHICH I haysgo reason
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From The Democratic Press.
BANK OF THE u. STATES.

Oar iea.,crs will recoiicct that we were
among the ms, ii not the very first in pro-
testing against this institut on's being re-
chartered by the congress of the United
states. We took our stand upon the cnnst.-
tuition, and upon constitutional grounds We
dad ourbest 10 defeat the application. A
ware Of the consequences which might re-
suit from the Withdrawing from ~ Il
so large caf,itai, VIC had repeatedly invitca
the directors Of the United States Bank, TO
-pply to the Legislature Of Pcnnsy lyania,
where no constitutional difficulties had any
existcncc-Such an application was no. made
Antii within few days of the adjournment
OF the Legislature We understand that
the trustees of this bank are about to make
immediate application to our Legisl, ture-
we donot know he amount of Capital 10
be applied for, nor any of the general fea-
lures OF the act of incorporation solicited
as the bonus on the part Of the Bank, repre-
sentation of the state in the direction, the "a
mount Of the capital and the duration of
the charter, are all things to us unknown,
we can have no definite opinion as to the po-
icy or impolicy of granting to the trustees a
charter OF incorporation, but the question is
OF magnitude and importance, sufficient to
claim, IS we doubt not it will claim, the Sc
rious attention of our General Assembly.
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The Hon. Samuel l.. ALhchRI, cfc. &c. &c.
Which was read and referred to the COM
mittee Of the whole on the state of the Union.
Mr.. Merton, from the committee Of Com
MERGE and Manufactures, reported ON the
petition of Thomas Fishburn w Wharton, which
was concurrcd in as to the petitioner having
leave to withdraw his petition.
Mr.. Lewis from the committee for the
District of Columbia, presented bill making
an appropriation for building Jail in Alex
andria, which was twice read and commit
ted.
61r. AlHchW presented 4 petition from
Melick and Burger OF the city of New York,
merchants, praying permission to import
from the British island OF 81. Cloix produce
to the amount of debts owing to them by in
habitants ofthat island.
Mr. Quincy presented the petition Of f.
bcnezcr Rollins, merchant, Of Boston, pray
ing to be paid the drawback on cargo of
coffee shipped from Boston TO GGttenburg in
1910
mr. Miknor presented the petition of Ro-
bert Ki3, merchant, of Philadelphia, pray
ing reimbursement of duties paid on thei i'm
portation Of copper bottoms, &c.
Which petitions were severaily referred to
the committee Of Commerce and .Ianuiac-
thrcs.
On motion of Ab. Harher
Re5>tUed, That the committee Of Ways
and Means be instructed to cnIuire into the
e%pcdicHcy Of allowing an additional cOnpon-
sation to the Post Master General, and tina,
they hayc leave to report by bill or other
wise.
An ongrogscl bin for the relief of John
Bnrnha", vas read tle third time ana pass
ed.
An cnrTasecd bin 70 au'horisc tho laying
ont public road from the Inc established by
the treaty Of (.rcnyiilc to the NORTH Bend IN
OHIO, VS. read the toi3d tiaac and passed.
TIE biil from tho Senate to authorize the
surveying and marking Of certain roads in
Ohio, as contemplated by the treaty of
Brownstown in Michigan territory" was
read the third time aad passed.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The House resumed the consideration oil
lac report Of the committee OF Foreign Rela-
lions
The I'd resolution of the report was still be-
'C1t the IFou Sc
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THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN
FOR
OLD BRASS OR COPPER.
Gregg & Head.
January 10.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
January 10.

, Win be offered for sale at the market square
in the town of Alexandria, Oh the SIS day
OF this month, in the morning,
One Mahogany Secretary, the pro-
perry of Richard w. Rarw2od-taken ~ vir-
tue of al attachment in favor i John Wise,
and TO DC sold under an order OF tae circuit
court for Alexandria county.
Also,
On the first day of February next, viii be
offered for sale, on the premises, at eleven
O'Clock, A. M. an unexpired Lease, for
term of years, of Lot OF Ground, common
" known by the name of Sebastiau Sltring
Tavern, situate on the turnpike road lead
ing from Alexandria to Washington City
the property of A6raham Undo, and on which
an attachment was levied in favor of True.
man Brashears, and will likewise be sold
under an order of said court. The terms of
the above sales viii be cash.
Daniel Minor, D. M.
For w. Boyd, NJ. D. c.
January 81.
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LAWRASON & FOWLE

AVE JusT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
A FEW Cases Playing Cards from the
a Manuf ,ctory of Ford Co. said to be
equal or superior to any made in the United
States.
ALSO, IN STORE,
$4,000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
IS IS s sosca's N E Rum,
$50 Barrel. Mess s. No. !, New Beet,
$50 Boxes Mold and Dip'd Candles,
SD do Chocolate,
90 Ches,s I.nnrrial and KA,n-- 70
40 Pieces Russia Sheetings,
IS do. Russia Duck,
SO Go. Ravens do.
Pipes, Londoo Particular
s Half Pines, : Madeira Wine.
SO Boxes by 10 and 10 by IL English
Crown Glass,
400 lbs. Nutmegs of late Importation,
4,oeo Yards Tow Linncn.
January %
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e. A CARD.

MIR. GENERES respectfully informs
1he ladies and gentlemen of Alexandra ,n tn at
his next assembly will take place on hu' 3
,,ay toe Gath instant. Several ne" ee'"-
lions will b. introduced.
As particular favor Mr.. Generes re-
cucs, the gentleman to appear IN drss'
,a;,abls 20 the etiquette OF an asst mo'y
r.o,u. as it will not only give more o!''''an-
cy 20, his balls, bu, hkewise show tna' re-
snect rs ms aAlics which cannot ta'i o. "e'ns
plsasins, to theaa.
t., St
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L0ttc1y 7scksss Drawing.

On Thursday the Gath instant tickets Ia
tie Baltimore Hospital Lottery will advance
to % dollars and on Thursday the Slst inst.
10 "a dollars. Only $500 tickets to be drawn.
The wheel hos gained 8 1920 and all the
high prizes in the wheel. Tickets . shares
for sale by II. HNa1'
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For eight or ten Virginia Slaves,
boys, women, and men, Of good cha
racter, will give liberal price in
Cash. FRANCIS l.. Lee.
Ian, 22, OF
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By BENJAMIN BATES,
Cyerk at the time.
Extracts jrsm tie american Review.
{CoHT1NUI,.1

In all that we say On the subject of our
relations with, France we must be under.
stood a. poi ssing our eenssra 70 the admi.
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,Juft Publiihed.
PRICE FFT1 CENTS,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,

A Poetical Picture of America,
Being observations made during residence
of ssversl years at Alexandra and Norfolk !;
illustrative of the manners and customs of the
inhabitants--and interpreted with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci-
stv in that country from 1899 to lso7.-By
O Lady.
K.oadoa, psiats&, lsos-Nsrfolk, Reprinted,
i3io.
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SLAVES WANTED.

an .
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From Ike Fedora! Republican,.

To a man, who did not know the eharae-
Ter of the ruling party In this country
r.thin- could excite more surprize than
IN he told. that there was class OF poli-
t;c;ans, not deemed absolute idiots or mad
men who advocated the idea, that great
commercial nation required. in the present
state Of the world, no naval force to pro-
tact her. Yet we have seen this idea. not
,n,y advocated in theory, but reduced to
,r-setiee bv men. some of whom in the COM
MON affairs Of life, are considered persons
Of ordinary eapasify: and tho far remo',
ed from great men, are possessed oil
that ..leit handed wisdom" called cun-
Mig. But although we do not suspect any
of these men of possessing the large and
commemorative views of statesmen, we can
rpt believe that they were themselves con-
y.rts 10 the doctrines which they promui-
GATED. No: they were resOfted to tor
marty purposes. and have answered their
own aarsOw party views. to which these
aansiHs patriots have never made any
serarle Of sacrificing the best interests