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HAMLTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
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watch ,her. is reason to believe have
within ten year. past, cured upwards OF two
hundred thousand persons of both sexes, OF
every age, and III every SITUATION, O: various
dangerous compl 4ints arising from worms,
and from INSTRUCTIONS or iouliiess In the sto-
mach ans, bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
tn others of similar TILE, so commonly conf
plained Of as Operating with cioience on the
contrary, a particular excellence o. this re-
p,edy is its being suited TO every age q >on-
stitution. 1t contains nothing but what Is
perfectly innocent, and1is so mud III lib ope-
ration that it cannot injure tho m1st deiicste
prepnant lady, or the tenderest infant OF
week cid should no worms exist II the body,
hut will without pain OIL griping, cleanse ms
stomach and bowels ct whasegeI IS ioul or Of
fensiye, and thereby prevent the proaacton
o. -.a'ms anti many ta1-t disorders: Inc 10
zaags, are particularly eiicacious in Carving
AT al eros. humas and eruptioas. tevcri.,i
and bilious corn plants, and are the safest and
miltest pur.ati,e ,.iat can 10 urged on any
occasion.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season Will e'feciualy pre-
ycnt the vomiting and pursine OF Children,
n dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part OF our c:tizens.
II is like wise the mi.dest end most certain re-
medy known, and has restored to health and
strength great nunber when in an advanced
stage Of this Fatal complaint. Particular and
man instructions are given for every part of
The necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine with
eaeer..css. having pleasing appearance, and
agreeable taste
Dr. Hamilson'5 Grand Reforstivs.
which the inventor confidently recona-
u.nJs a an invaluable medicine for the
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srhs first drawn ticket on the Goth day,
200 tickets-No. teeol to 5000; the 2 lst day,
No. 62ul to 640G and the 22d day, No. 64ol
to $500, inclusive; and should either of the
numbers appropriated as the prize on chose
days, be the first drawn number on either of
those days, then the next drawn number not
within the numbers Of that days prize, will
be entitled to the 200 tickets as the first drawn
number, subject to the deduction aforesai /.
Prizes PAYABLE at the Bank of Delaware the
hext day after the same snail be drawn.
The object Of thi, Lottery. it is presumed,
is already known to the public, to whom the
Managers feel themselves under an obllga-
ton to acknowledge the very spirited support
and patronage the former class received
They look up with confidence to the same
liberal public for that continuance of support
to which so useful an establishment is enti-
tied.
The advantages Of the present scheme Of
the prospect OF gain, it is presumed are
equal to any ever yet offered to the public. :,
Tickets at tie lou price Of doll. =!
One ticket may draw $4,000!
There are only $4,000 tickets, and not two
anti half blanks to prize. Will draw 500
tickets each drawing, making only - draw
ing days.
From the foregoing considerations, toge-
ther with the great demand for tickets, the
commissioners are encouraged to announce
that this Lottery will positively commence
drawing on the first Monday in June next.
Such Prizes as are not demanded within
IL months after the drawing shall be finished
Will be considered as generous donation 10
the institution.
John Rumsey,
DR.. E. A. Smith,
DR.. George Monroe,
DR.. John Brinkle,
Aaron Poulson, :
William Hemphill,
Daniel Lowber,
Thomas Duff,
Managers.
To either OF whom letters, post paid, in
closing money for any number Of ii, kets,
viii be duly attended to.
Tickets for sale by
r. GRAY,
Bookseller.
December IS. eo4w
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Prevention better than Cure.
For the Prevention and Cure OF 6'"t'n' '""
indignant Feuers,is recommended
HAHN'S ANTl-BILLlOuo
PILLS,

PILLS,
L.,eateS (saiy) BY Fl LEh' 90 1aN'A'''
Lane Nezc YO,6. ., es
THIS Medicine mas ior ten years p's'
been attended with degree OF SUCCESS
hisll, ereatinl TO the inyen0r's feelings In
ss.erst parts of the Wese Indies, and inc
southern Of the United States, particularly ~
Baltimore. petersburg, R.chmond' MOTIONS
Edenton, WilmiRgton, Charleston ana oaVah-
nah. The testimony o! a numoer OF persons
ir each of the ABOVE places has been aadaceo'
who have reason 10 believe that timely use
sf,,is ssl,ltary re 5ueay has, under Providence
preserved their lives when in the most aiaf'h-
ing circumstances.
Facts OF this conclusive nature, speak more
In favor Of a medicine than columns OF po"p. ;,
OIL, euiogy founded on mere assertion couid
be
IT is not indeed presumptuously proposed
"a An i.,saIlibIe cure, but the Inventor mas
every possible reason that can result rom
extensive experience, of believing that a aose
Of these pills. taken once every two weeks
fh,rincr the prevalence Of our bilious levers,
will prove an infalible preVenta,se ana
further. that in the earlier stages OF chose
diseases, their use viii! very generally sacceed
in restoring health. and frequently in cases
sste.med desperate, and beyond tine power OF
oms,on remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
pnilt--so as 10 he used with safety oy perAons
n every SITUATION, and OF every age
They are ex,eilenty adapted to carry on
suner3loas bile, and to ptevent Its morbid
ND n
produce free perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent cads, which arc often OF tatat cohse-
ouenccs! "a dose never fails to remove cold,
il taken on US hrst a2pearacc. They are
celebrated for removing htoitua! costlve-
ness; sickness at the stomach and severe
head ache !; and ought TO De taken by all persons
On a change Of climate.
They have been found remarkably eticaci.
Gus ia preventing and curing disorders a'ten-
dart on iong voyages, and should be procured
and carsiully preserved for USE by every
seaman
Cert fcate of Mr.. William Depenney.
Durin- tho last n.ne years, have beeh IN
,he ha,,it at using tiann's Anti bilious Pills,
n,.pared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
he'd aches or costiveness have rendered me
dicine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my Aead-sdne,
and ma: generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom off cold, Ii taken on
its 6rst appearance. Induced by the beneht
received. I have for wears pest recommends
ed them to m ny of my friends, and have
n, y essuse 10 INFORM you, they have lnvarla-
blv succeeded in removing the above conf
plants. Yours &C.
NVm. Dexenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New YORK.
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sss4 Prizes
s546 Blanks

Net two and half Blanks to Prize.
Subject to deduction of 5 per cent.
Part Of Tire above Prizes will be determined a.
W. foLoWS:
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Juit Publifhed,
PRICE FIFTH GEMS,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
D~e4;ool D;oto r

A Poetical Picture of America,
Being observations made during residets
Of several years at Alexandria and Norfolk;
illustrative of the manners and customs oflts
inhabitants-and interspersed with anecdaa
arising from general intercourse with SOC:
city 10 that country from 1899 to lso7.--B!
Lady.
London, Printed, lsos--Norsolls, Re. priata,
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August 2 J..
GRIFFITH & DULANY,

GRIFFITH 81 DULAN Y,
Garner Of King 81 Royal streets,
OFFER FOR SHE,
Cunpowder
Imperial
Hyson Sfresh leas.
Young Hyson and
dyson Skin
White and Green Coffee
Lost, Lump and Muscovado Sugars
London Particular Madeira, Lisbon, Sher-
ry & Malaga Wines
Ciaret in cases of dozen each
Jamaica, Antigua and New England Rum
Cognac and Peach Brandy
Holland and Country Gin, Rye Whiskey
Patent Sho, from treble 10 No. 10; and
FF brandywine Cunpowder; Oil Flints -
Mould & C;pt Candies in boxes Soap; Mo-
lasses; Chocolate, No. and 5; Raisins and
Cusraats; Nutmegs; Cinnamon; Mace /;
Cloves; Pepper AIspice Ginger; Mad
der; Coprcras; Indigo; Fig Blue; Mus
tard; Sweet Oil 10 bottles; Olives in jars
and bottles; Basket Salt; prunes Pipes in
boxes; Goshen Cheese Leading Lines and
Bed Cords Chewing Tobacco; Havana Ci-
gars; Snuff; Spinning Cotton /; Sifters a.d
Demiohns sc,
December %. dStiaw6w
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Tie D4mask Lip ScJve.
MfaLIsdLe Ague and Fever Drops.

~ The above well known Medicines
continue to be sold by James Kecnedy, senr
King Street, who has for years past been sole
ycnder in Alexandra, in which time imita-
tons and counterfeits have abounded, most Of
them have sunk Into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will do we'll to
observe that each of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow of the late Proprietor.
Augusta. law
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Itch Cured,

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons and ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease,
against the infection of which no person IS
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bed 1t never fails to perform cure
by the following morning. IS thousands who
have usedit during the last ten years can tes-
tify. The peculiar cxcellencies of this in
falliIle remedy for the itch, above every O.
Their, are the certainty of the cure by single
application the ingredients being so inno-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety to
the terderest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a.
gveeabe with the pleasantest pomatum'
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A VALUE ABLE LOT

"A AA " hoAL IN
In the town of Colchester, for Sale,
IN puriuance of the last vii! and
Testament of RICHARD CA1cHrsvER, k,4
late OF Fairfax county, will be exposed 70
public sale, on the Premises, on Monday Ii:
18th of February next, if fair, if not the ne,'
fair day, for ready cash. This Lot hasl
good Dwelling House, Store Hmlsc, Kitcha
SC. and with little cxpence may he pcrlecs
repaired.
SARAH CHICHESTER
Executrix Of Richard Chichesa
January 9. law3t
Just Received,
By brig Economy and schooner Hasari, 4
large assortment Of
S H O E S,
Suitable TO the present SEASON.
ALSO,
Mems and boys fine and coarse Hats.
ON HAND,
1000 yards Domestic Cloth.
S. and u. Reed.
January 8. e"1I
Strayed or Stolen i
From the Subscribers wagson lying at b,
got's, near Hartshorne's mill, on SurAFI
night, the 18th ult. i
A bay Horse, about l6 hanoi
high, star in his forehead & sicd all rcUp
about nine or ten years old. Any person W.
may find the said horse and will leave ~
any whete on the road so tina, get him
gain, shall recei;c reasonable and sats'
tory reward.
Samuel Love
Dec. ~ e"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

First 1000 blanks drawn, to be entitled
to 10 dollar prize each.
~ Prizes payable 80 days after the con.
clns'on cfthe drawing SUBJECT TO deduc-
ton OF Is per cent.
~ Tickets in the above Lottery, re-.
ceived from Messrs. c. * r. WAIT T., of
New York, for sale at the ARGUS Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
w. CAULFIELD.
EAGLE TAVERN.
Mrs. Witt,

d ESPECTFULLY Informs the public,
IN that those spacious and commodicns
buildings known by the above name, are
now under her sole management and ex-
elusive control. Situated in central part
of the City of Richmond, and equally con-.
venent for professional characters. and o.
theirs from the country, who have business
at the Capitol, and those who wish TO take
lodgings in a part of the town contiguous
to mercantile transactions, the EAtSL
TAVERN cannot but offer to thkkrave Ter
and the temporary resident, acco& modati-
ons and ccnveniences, at least cqfal to any
in the city. Gentlemen FROM different
darts Of Virginia, and indeed from distant
parts of the United States, who are Obliged
TO visit Richmond, and are DESTROYS of an
interview, one with another, win be least
likely to be disappointed, by putting up at
the Eagle Tavern, as it is, uuqnestionabIy,
from its long and extensive celebrity, more
'frequented by genteel travellers than any
tavern in the city, and also has the advan.
tage of receivGg and entertaining the stage
passengers, both from the North and the
South.
The rooms in the Eagle Tavern are nu.
tnerous and we'll furnished, and so diversi4
fed as TO size and retirement, as equally
TO suit those who move with numerous IA !.
miles. and those who travel by themselves.
A large and elegant table will be every
day spread; ard this establishment Mrs.
Watt pied ses herself to support with uni.
formity,
Redmond Feb %. 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

$ eat great grandarn by Sauce Fox, son
G. Gregg. sire Of Crofts Old Partner
JAMES LORD, Seal.
1 do certify that the above pcdigree is a
true copy from the original one sent me by
James Lord. Given under my hand and
seal the twenty third day OF Dec. che thou.
sand eight hundred four.
WIZ. LitSHTFOOf'. Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his
dam by Alamauds, by OnDium, her dam
Cloudy by Blink=-Crab, Wcddngson ~ are
by Partner = Conceal Stud Book page Ssh,
printed in 1908, by lanes Weatherby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
II Tract of Land, q

on Falls creek, in the county of PittsyHa..
mia, containing by estimation So70 a&es.
more or less, being the same tract which
The said Harris inherited iron, his decea.
sed father, and on which there are SOL
Dwelling House, Store House. Dstil.er -!
and many other improvements. Mr.. AL
exander Brown, who lives on the land,
will shew it to intending purchasers, ana
any information wanted may be had nv
application to me Bonds with approved
security, to bear inte est from the date,
will be required, but the interest vii be
RENTED it the principal is punctually
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. Is, 1911. 0ds)
N. q. The sale OF die above lands is post.
poned Till Monday the 9Th of April. when j. will
take place at Campbell, COURTHOUSE on the tsrm1:.
aforementioned.
(Signed)
ROBERT POLLOK,
JOHN DUNLOP.
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The Richmond Hill Aeadsmy.

THE. Academy on Richmcnd.Jiil ha..
wing gone into operation, ca the 18th
present arrangement stand
thus ~
The Latin and Greek languages; with
SO mnch of English literature in general, as
is inseparabler from, and necessary to be
connected with classical studies, aud the
course OF a grammar school, by
r. DALEY.
Reading, Writing, English Gmmar
Geography, with, the use of theSGIobes,
housekeeping, the most essential of The
practical branches fthe Mathematics, in
GLIDING Arithmetic, BY
w. CAULFIELD.
The exertjons of two teachers, already
employed 10 the Academy, render IL con-
venient for considerable number OF add
tional scholars to be invited, and received.
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&C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

GJ-XThe subs Sriber haSgocd and exten..
siye pasturage gratis, and pronises great
attention to mares, but no liability for sc-
cidents or escapes, The Groom will ex.
pect one dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 90. 1871 WHO paid
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Pa6hshed barsHaatfo m efoffis cercyA .fsss7u-
bly, of Nrgui1, passed on fhs nm day Of re-
bypdty, one H9psahd eigii hundred and eight.
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SCHEME.

1000 Tickets 95s,o0o
And ten prizes, or benefits, consisting of
One Thousand Tickets of the present Lot
terry, TO be appropriated and set a part for
that purpose, in addition to the monied prs.
yes, together with 1.-THE benefits that shall
belong thereto, and 20 be divided into ten
packets, to be marked A., b, C, D, &, F,
G, II, ], X and tocontain 100 tickets each,
as follow:
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JACK ANDREWS,

IMPORTED BY VIM. Lightfoot esq. dec.
i Of Charles City county, full fifteen and
q half hands high, a blood bay, finely form.
ed in high health, vigor and spirit, the most
active and best bottomed horse, ever i'm
ported into this country, now rising i6years
old -
vii stand the ensuing Season,
At Sandy Point in Charles City county, and
viii be let to mares at IS dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment
OF 30 dollars If paid within the season,
which win commence the lst of March and
end the Ist of August, TEN Dollars the
single lesp--4O dollars to insure mare in
foai, and one dollar to the groom. The
leap and groom money to be paisswhen the
service is rendered. Provided the mare
is changed the owner Shall be liable. Ex.
teusive pasturase gratis, and all possible
care taken to prevent accidents or escapes,
hut no liability for either.
JAMES STEWART, Fx'or. of
w. II. LIGHTFOOT, DEED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
JAMES STEWART, Ex'or.
Of w. II. LighiOot, dec.
PEDIGREE.

Jack Andrews was got by Joe Andrews,
bis dam by Highhyer, rs grandam by Car-
dinsl Put, bis grea, grnndam Tatler, bis
great grea, grarcaia by Snip, hisgrea great
Great g4Autam by Lord Godolph.n's Arabi-
ar, his great great greai great graudam By
Stanyan's Arabian. which mare was own
set, rte Framtcns White neck, IuIl sister 10
tue Nlin6ury Galloway, great great great
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
THE BIZ ACK
Arasian Asml, BARB,

WILL. stand, the ensuing season, at the
" stable OF the subscriber, in the county
OF Cbesterfeld, FIVE miles from Goode's
and Bevill's Bridges, on Appomattox ri
yer, and % miles from Richmond and Pc
tersbnrg, to cover mares at the moderate
price of 8 so the season, discharEeable by
the payb,eor of S 20 within the season,
which will commence the 1st day OF March.
and expire the last day of July. Any gem
tleman who will send three mares. Of his
own properly, shall be entitled to The sea-
son of one GRATIS
The Black Arabian Barb arrived in A.
merica about 1--WE months ago. and as he
came from country where pedigrees are
not registered, no pedigree was received
with him. The subscriber, however,, VIII
state that he is = horse o. an unusual size
for an Arabian. beng about II hands high,
of great bone and muscular powers, with
great activity and from the letter which
Col. Lear (our Consul in Aigiers1 wrote 10
to VIM. Thorn,on, Esq. of Washington. to
whom this horse was sent, he was certain.
ly selected from the best stock in that
country, as tbs following extract from
VIM. Thornton. Esq. TO the subscriber viii
show
This noble animal was lately sent on
the joint account OF Col. Lear, our Consult
General to the Barbary powers resident
at AIgiers, and myself. BY the--Copsul's
letter, this horse was bred i1<the Noun.
5ains of Algisrs--and thought may o&the
horses in the Stables of the hey IRE hm.
mediately descended from k.tng he
says he has reason to be!ieW&af this
possesses as much of tie trae Arabian
blood as any horse in ;hs Regency. He is
full seventeen hands high, black, being the
favorite color among the Barbs and SO We.
ry famous as a foagetter. that Col. Lear
is very DESTROYS of obtaining some Of his
stock.
He observes, that he does not send a
Pedigree, as the people OF Barbary do not
keep them-.bu that he is assured ,by those
who knew the horse, that he is OF the first
and highest Arabian blood--and thaehe is
highly valued, as possessing many of the
points the most in estimation among the A.
rabs. The dress l received with ham,
am ashamed to send, as it seems filter tor
an Empress than Horse, being rich
crimson satin, spendidiy woven with gold
flowers all over and surrounded with a We.
ry deep fringe OF crimson and gold, and
lined with a rich darnask. His tail swept
the ground on arriving at Balumore--put
l am sorry that q groom was SO oihcious as
to shorten it.
Seueiai ricSeieyy OF Isainptont VINO
has possessed some OF the best ruaning
horses in America, wishes TO breed from
him, and declares he never saw horse
with SO maryland such EXTRAORDINARY rum
ming points, am of the same opinen.
This Horse is very spirited and vigorous,
though exceedingly gentle and good tenn.
pered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
IFkThe subs vfiber haSgOod and exten,
siye pasturage1 gratis, and pronises great
attention to mares, but no liability for sc-
cidents or escapes, The Groom will ex.
pect one dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 90. 1871 wiot paid
GRFEapT - 49, t., -,,;,,S-,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

PI virtue Of n deed OF trust, bearing dat.
- the 9th day OF Apr'i, 1902, exc -uted
by Nathaniel Harris To me for tho purpose
of securing sum of money therein menti-
oned, to the late firm OF Buchanan, Dunlop
s. Co. I will proceed. or Thursday, the
21st day of March next, if fair, If not, the
first fair day thereafter, at 10 o'clock. on
the premises, to sell at public Auction, on
credit of one, two and three years, &C.
anal irSta ineufs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Union College Lottey,
NO. IL.
NO. II.

Which will positively commence drawing
in lat city. on tina fourth Tuesday in A
prit next---6co tickets to be drawn each day
until completed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
Tickets

The tickets contained In either of the
packets shah be only entitled to draw cash
prizes.
a part of the preceding prizes to be de-
termined as follow, VIZ.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-16

PREUSSENS.A LTERE GESCHICHTF.
Ihe celebrated Cotzebue has recently pub
lished at Riga, a work in four volumes octa.
vo, Untitled, IS The Ancient History Of Prus
STA, which embraces that of the Teutonic Or
der This production has excited very
lively interest i'll Germany, both on account
oil the merit of the execution, and the nature
OF male ills. Tho writer, by combination
et lucky circumstance, obtained access TO
the secret archives of Coenig sberg, whence
he drew body of authentic documents Of Il
curiol character, and Of great Importance in
their relation to the ca ly history Of the north
OF Europe, and to the career of the Ieutonic
Knights. american Reuiesv.
\ work untitled " An historical essay upon
the Causes which produced the fall of the
three trst dynastiss of France, by A. DAMP
martin,' has been published recently II Paris,
and received with great favour. In the cn-
HgAe OF this histo icai essay contained IN the
A1eTcure, and wtittea by NJ. Roufle"s, d
we'll known member Of the Ias'i Ute, we re-
mark the following strl,ine passage The
object ofour author IS y prove by the chain
ct events, whics go. as for bac} as fourteen
centuries Ago, n y be said II IA G brought
about the present state OF ,hlrss among US,
in consequence of the ale .tion If strength
and weakness which France experienced Vs.
der her nonar HES; his obie, /, VIC say is to
prove, sove eiga of Fr n shou:d never ior-
get that he is the chief of nation essentially
wurlke that if ne be not war ior, lie be-
comes on alien among his own subjects that
i he persists in governing them, his authoTi-
ty must be every day more and more weak
ened that In fine to use the language OF this
author. 9 Ktay Of France resigns his seeff'e,
on The day he lays aside his SWORD This
maxim acquires additional strength every
hour. If il had tsen well understood and
strictly adhered to, it We aid have been at ell
times, what it should always be, the pailadi-
am Of the monarchy. 1t is desirable. that
every individual should be fully persuaded.
that the sword Of the monarch, is tao tutelary