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ScRAPs.-Twent thousand lights are
now employed to illuminate Vauxhall Gar.
lens in the neighborhood of London. Ad.
mission into the Gardens costs shillings
sterling.
The deplorable condition Of the poor In
England may be illustrated by the relation
of the following trial at the Old Baily ia
MAY last; F." John Jones stood indicted for
having stolen one great coat, one belisse, a
pair of pantalouns. and a vest, value III. los
Cd. The y risoner pleaded for mercy, re.
presenting himself 20 be a man destitute a
emV!oy ment, & that be was driven to COM
nit the theft by absolute want of tile very
nocessaries ofllfe." Hundreds Of cases q
this sort occur in the English trials. II IS
not the act Of stealing that demonstrates the
wretched condition Of the British poor, be-
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July 10.

VALUABLE PROPERTY BY virtue and in
y conformity to decree of Hentico county court
WI be sold, on Tuesday the iti tiay of August next
that valuable Farm. called MASRIN'S HILL sbmp
two miles below Richmond, adjoining The land of
MT. WIN. Mayo, and the lands d! the late col Miles
Se'den, decd on James River. This tract contains
ABOUT 4OO acres considerable part of we,,is vain.
able 10" Ground. On the said tract is a Good two
stofy Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns, Stables
other useful liouses--sso, 81 valuable Peach G
chaFd Possession viii be given on the lst day of ia
nuary next, and privilege granted the purchaser OF
sowing and putting in crop of small grain this fail
he terms OF sale, will be lonrth OF the purchase
money payable ~ sis mouths, one other fourth IN
twelve months, other fouvtl, in eighteen months
AMI the remaining fourth in two years. the purrha-
sers giving bonds and s,rurity and deeds of ttst on
the Property to secure the payments Of the i,s,-I-
ments. The land shown by NJ. John Browning. h..
ing thereon, or the subscriber
WALTER SHELTON, Cortntiseioney.
Juy tbs
raises.
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Cause men steal here as we'll as there; bat
tits the fact of their being obliged TO resort
10 theft for the purpose cfobta,ning the ne
cessaries OF life. Hence the swarms of
pick pockets. which by night and by day,
intes;s the streets, lanes and alleys Of the
British metropolis.
AT the. last Levee Of the Prince Regent.
the only foreign diplomatis's present were
Mr., Russell, and the Turkish and Sardinian
ambassadors. G:n. .4mtr.
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: iRGiNIA-in :Iaifax County Court-!n Chan.
Gerry 22d juno 1912.
Bruce .,,;S.i E"s'ey' elci,niss
1hoInas Boothe, Wiiam Fourcurean and Mat.
thew Wiaiire, dejendants.
The defendant 3oothc not having entered his sp-
easance aud given security according tn the act 81.
Assembly and the rules OF this Court---and il ap.
peains 20 the satisfaction OF the Court that he ia
not an nhahitsnt at this COMMONWEALTH ,no.
ton OF the plaintiffs by their Couns- it is oitered
t'a' The sail defendant, Boothe, do appear here on
zoe io"rte nonaay m Septenber next, and answer
Ter he forthwith inserted in one Of the newspen.ra
published ia the City Of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully aud posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of the SAID County.
a Copy, Ies:e,
July 10. wsyv
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u VfiE subscribers embrace this opportunity Of in
d FORMING their friends and the nuliic. that
they are well fixed for RECEIVING wheat on storage
at their lumber house adjoining the public Ware
house--attention will be paid keep every PERSONS
wheat to itself--tl'ey will also give the market
price in cash TO all that cl,usc TO sell on deli
very.
YIRERT * PURYEAR.
July 10. 4w
GT 100 Barrels fresh shad for sale.
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GENERAL Posr OFfIcR,
Washington City, June II, 1912.

y OT'ICE-In conformity eith the provisions con
tanned in deed of trust. executed TO ne by
ceorse Wiley, TO indemnify Fleming RuSseI 1 shall
or Monday Sd day OF August next, before the door
OF tile CouFt House Of Henrico Comfy, expose 70
sale ny public auction the higl,es bidder. for
dy money, one half lot of land, more Or less
OF Hanover, being the same which was formerly
owned by John Parker, end was by him and wife
sold and conveyed, to the said Wiley--rhe nroeees
OF sale, to be applied agreeabiy the directors OF
the said tract.
SAdL. McCRAW Trustee.
jay ~. y,... ttf..I wI2w
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n y no Il
For the relief Of Lnmes

For The relief Of James Wilkinson
.BEii enacted bytke Senate and House Of rstre-
sentafivr5 " The u States II .4nieyica in CoA-
gresS assembled, That from The sixteenth dav of
March, one thousand eight hundred aud two, Bri-
gadier General Wilkinson be, and he hereby is al
lowed for the transportation of his baggage, and for
fuel, the same emOlument and compensation AS has
been, and now is allowed to the other Brigader
Generals in the service of the United States.
SIGNED, above.
July /. 1912,
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a..
N CHANCERY- trnfted States Court, fttt
Ctrcnif and pirginia district, Saturday, .ilay
so, 1919. '|
Robert Gourley, Executor of the last win and tes
lament oil Ariann Randolph, deed I'!tF.
AGAINST
Carter Psgc, Executor of Archibald Gerry, who
was eX or oil Peyton haudoiph, Edmund Randolph.
defisee ard heir OF PeSton Randolph deed and Ro.
bert west admir- OF Philip /. Grimes, who was ex.
ecntor OF John Robinson surviving executor of Phil
up Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings,
Defendants,
Edmund Randolph, 1t is ordered and decreed, that
martin Dawson and Geo. Grcenhow or either OF
them, do make sale of the slaves and other proDer-
ty III the indenture Of trust OF the I9h of May 1900
mentioned, on credit Of 9 aud Is months taking
bond and good security, payable 10 them or the one
that shall act as commissioner aforesaid and bring
the sad bonds into court, to be disposed of as t.
court shall direct The said sales to be ADVERTISED
Tour weeks III three of the Richmond news-t,apers.
And 1T is further ordered that either of The said
commissioners may sell Separate any part Of the said
property; and is further ordered that fhe decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not
ne enforced against his person until the trust frd is
disposed OF, neither his person property hc Ii
able beyond the sum decreed to be paid bv him and
by consent OF the Plaintiff, aud of Carter Page exec
utor OF Archibald Cary, who was executor of Peter
Randoiph. IL IS ordered that one of the COMMUNIST
oners OF this court do examine, state and settle the
account Of the ADMINISTRATION Of tie said Cary aud
the said Randolph, the estate Of the said Arcl.
bald Cary.
AcOPy)
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& sHARLoTTE COUNTY TO Wff-Taken up
= by Charles Hudson the 9th day OF July 1910. a
dark bay horse branded /. d. on the left shoulder,
about Iolr feet 10 inches high, his feet all having
little white upon them; small star in his forehead,
snip ON LIS rose, about four years old last Spring,
appraised 20 forty dollars.
Thomas lead, OK.
J6iy II. wiw.
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GALES at AUCTION % MONDAY the ,0
> day ot Aug,,st, viii be sold without reserve,
the Auction store Of the substribers--a large asso.
incut Of Dfy Goods, viz,
White Indi1 Goods various quslities carnhr
hnshs--l india Citeks-- CEanl rars.-- Bc6 Iickin
-.-toy'd Rih---iinep Cani,rie-.-B,irisB lone Clo,
y emo Muslns-- Cotton Arndets- Cottnn Csssimcr
silks y"ticus qnaStes..- Cotton Baiis.--igonnc,s
Cotton Plaiiils sc INSTRUMENTATION, Cranes .Bcat
Gloyet---l','ds eyc-.Jsuze uid Spidcrncit Muslais
SIR Cords Black Fanteens---A fe~ eases surlmo
Hats---s large assortment cr sites a. sud great
riety Of Articles 'oo tedinut to trumtfate. Ten
vii be liberal and msde knoWa 81 tie time o. 81
by
.Hoac@e, Fosigsoq s lp5srsants, " n.
1aly d w,d,
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USE Received aud ZOE sale by Edwa,, ilallam,
~ nst'loor above the Eagle rav..r,, itieinond---
Souchong Teas
nousie itctined and Pennington Ley bird Lost SUI
Superior -!aali'y Old Port Wine.
Cognisc Brandy.
Pine Apple Cheese and Alex'a. Crackers
Spermaccti Candies.
Ground Plaster of Paris
a few Crates Liverpool Were . 4,
April 10. ,.,rte
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"a OTlCE.--'rhose having claims against ,he -.
! y tate of William NJ. Thompson, nee viii please
bring them forward duly authenticated to Air Mans
Field Watkins, of Manchester, who IS duy Authorised
ny nae to P"y all dets aud TO receive ~ ucles due
TO tie estate, ard grant recvpis III my name.
IitANCE5 THOMPSON, .gd1,'rx.
fGng. ~. IHonfsoa, DECD
July 81. II
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A Copy)
Trrkc
WIN. MARSHALL, OK.


ri oTiCE.-By yis;uc ofthe foregoing decree,
~ WILLIE SOLD, ut public auction, TO the
highest bidder, Thursday the Gtl dav of August
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, lie
property embraced in the said decree, upon tie
terms therein expressed, vz--Dek, Judy and their
children, Suckey and Lucy and Sam, Agecy aud
their children Seceonly, Mourning. Edlnonia Lew.
is, Bienhcim and his wife philiis and children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Janmey and lis VII.
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, Lewis al
50, the library Of law ard other hooks, of which q
list will be produced likewise the furniture con
ssiing of BIDS blankets, sheets, house linen and O.
ter furniture, the plate of the said Randolph on.
sisting OF lser cup, silver coffee pot, ton ditto
do. SUGAR dish, silver walters, SIX dozen silv e.
snoonslargc AID small, carpets, china, one coach,
PhaCton. two horses.
The sale will commence al 10 o'clock
june 30. 10
% The aforementioned sale is POSTPONED unit
Tuesday the Goth Oct. next.
July %. %tis
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ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD-Ranawar from
D. tie subscriber in MARCH, 1911 rnulatto man
slave by the name of Garland. 4 Black -Smitl, bv
trade he is about FIVE feet eight nine inches ld1i
Rather slim made, about twenty three years ofaee-
he was raised III King William County in the estate
of William Breedlove deed and in which heigibor-
hood he has a numbcr Of Appropriateness. Also he
has relations near King aud Queen Courf House ;
where !, is believed lac r. lurGing, An persons are
hereby torwarned from harbouriug or employing
the said slave ut their periI--being so osg riina-
way, his clothing cannot lie ascertaned. The above
reward will be pad TO any person who viii appre.
hend the said slave & secure him IN any i III so that
get him again.
REUBEN MANSFIELD
AIbemarle County, July 2s w6wp
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RI OTICE--hH persons Indebted 10 the estate OF
Joseph Perkins deed. late OF Louisn, are &c
qnestcd To make immediate payment, as no indul-
scnce will se giveH-and AL persons having claim
against SAID estate requested 20 hiring them for
ward well authenticated 10 the Sutscripcrs on or be-
fore The first dfy of October next FOR adinsment rs
Ills ahyerscmcnt viii be plead ia bar Of all claims
Hot produced on on before that DAY
JOsERH PERKINS,
ROBER I PERKINS,
July Il. ws~6.
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sECCS X MECICsN.S---The srhse,,
pcSi."hy i'.sorns MS tiicnds s,.d the ruhlic
that he has opened in The tenement mex, l., tow
S.csssp Fiswi, lsonn < po,t.r's and n.ar,hc ,o,ner
q. 'i' street ie'iipg irem the r.ain s,r.a, ga Man.
br'dc general and ven selected assortment OF
Errgs. Medicines, Pa;rts s,r which 10 oa;,s for
s"'s cnrcAscnSls terms ur cash Or aecept.mers in
town.
Jn'y ~. Wei
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4 bNE HUNDRED & TWENTY boxes hest qua.
y Hty Mould Candles; so do. Soap; IS DO Cho.
eolate 2 do. Cnttop and Wool Cards 100 reaIns
Wrapping p'Per--fer sale BY
Julyt7 w5@
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~ CTEE-rhc Subscribers Tor ,,o.h Of ,lo Far
= mcrS 4 AK u Virginia, are rnt.fc,l LA, an
erection 81 Directors Tor tsis, AMI th. ispec,yr de-
r"ttnenis, will ne n,.ie tin. Cnloi il. tits cy
o" N"n''"y The 80 day OF Ars,'st p,N,, cuaiorjusby
4" the rrs"atuns prescribed III the CHATTER " In
enrporsti,o
June e6. ws~
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- l. N " Il 8,
OF almost everv dessriir;no,
FOR SHE .4Jt1'lIkg OFFICF.
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MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENT.
From The London Star, June s.

From The London Star, June s.
We had hoped that in consequence of what
fell from Mr.. Canning in the House of Com.
mons on Monday evening, that we should this
day have been able to announce the formation
Of strong and efficient administration, bu!
in this expectation we are disappointed On
Monday afternoon Marquis Wellesley receiv.
ed the commands of the Prince Regent oaT.
range new administration, and his Lordship
in consequence applied to Lords Grey and
Granville inviting them to Join the new cabl'
net, ard leaving four members IF it to be
named by their Lordships, the Marquis Wei.
lesley to be at the head of the governments
this arrangement which would have kept the
noble Lords in a minority III the Cabinet, is
understood to have been unsatisfactory to
them, and Earl Grey also objected to Mar
quis Wellesley being at the head OF the adml'
nistration. In consequence Of these differen'
ces, the negotiation has failed so far as re-
CARDS the noble Lords, but whether the mar
quis will be able to form a cabinet withou.
their assistance, remains to be seen.
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cAsH PRIZES.

$4,000 tickets.
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
Stationery Prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitledto S5ooo
sovo blanks So each
The next 1000 do Is
co. Ticket after the 5000 blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the
25th day $500 each
Do. 25th to S5th (except-
Ing the Tickets constituting 100 Tickets
prizes y
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
bc-s from TO 1000 inclusive, each hnn-
dred of the said 1000 to be one prize, the
first drawn hundred or lowest number for
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending to
the 35th
First drawn ticket on the ssth $4,000
No s6th 70 4(st 500
Do. 4lst to 5otb inclusive 1000
DO. s,tb dav $4,000
The Prize books TO consist Of Nos. /, 1000
The object to be accomplish
ed by the above scheme, is eminently emit
tied 10 the favor and patronage OF the cltls
zens OF Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unqueStionahly have
beneficial influence. on the general literary
character Of our city on it perhaps may be
hereafter engrafted the other Colleges, and
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give us other important
advantages-it will promote spirit OF IN
yestigation in the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themselves
in our CITY. and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best aid that can be
afforded by the medical profession It may
also be proper to remark. that if this school
should prosper, as is anticipated. 1t will
cause large sums to be expended annually
In this city, which would otherwise be dis
burseo in other places
We presume that those gentlemen who
are snxioas for the advancement of the in
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to proht them
selves at the me time that they encourage
us--we confidently say, that no scheme OF
lottery so splendid or promising as the a
boye, has ever been offered In this country
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SHERIFFALTY.

a t the request of many respectable
~ friends, offer mys2lfto my iellow'cI'
tlzens OF Charles County a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, at the ensuing election
trusting that my knowledge oftle business vii
enable me to execute the duties thereof Win
justice and fidelity. Should | be so fortunate
as to be the object Of your choice, will en-
deavor to evince my gratitude by a lenlsN
and humane discharge Of my duty.
John c. Reeves.
April 80 d3tlawtlstoc
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er TO which his opponents were least fayora.
bic. He is supported by strong geographical
and local. as we'll as party s political feelings
and he Is backed, not indeed at this time, by
the military force Of France, but certainly BY
the vast influence which the interests and
views of her monarch have upon the feelings
and opinions of mankind To the only nation
of the world, pretending to liberty, we are
hostile. and are closely approaching the en-
braces of gloomy, cruel, remorseless despo,
tism. Mr.. Madison may not, and 1t Is hoPeo
and believed does not intend,to impair the H.
berries of his country, but an impulse may be
created which he cannot withstand, and which
if he does attempt to resist. may only leave
the work to be completed by another
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BOSTON, July g.
EUR1'HA Y Particulars.

From Gloucester, Juiy -" You will /.
heard Of the recapture of the Pickernp os s
ed in this place by our mutual friends Ss,a."
and Hough Great credit is due to MIR M
Wis, mate and son Of the captain for h.s sr,'.
ed exertions in the recapture. The bril- r%
taken on the Goth by the British frgate Ber
dera, and ordered to Halifax, with prize ~.
ter, quarter master, and hands, and +.
captain Davis, his mate and two bows on boa,
They were within sight Of Halifax ligh,, vb.'
Mr.. D. executed previously arranged nI,'
to recapture the vessel; which he did vi'
the connivance of part Of the prize crew, /,
combining the prize master to his birth an
seizing the quarter master, who resisted, ,s
was overcome by the captain with muske'
They then secured the prisoners, and shsne+
their course homeward. Of Cape Sable tts,
fell in with Marblehead privateer, (the Su
cess) from whom they obtained six men and,
prize master to assist in navigating the brio
home. When the men were getting into hs
boat from the privateer, the boat learn uD
set, and four of the privateersmon were IN.
fortunately drowned. l have conversed with
the British nidship,nan, Mr. Bolton, Of Dub.
lin, who is youth of about lS, and i7teE
gent. He says, on the 23d June, the Belf
dera was chased by al American squadron d
Ave sail; all the ships Of which and command.
ers he called familiarly by name. That vile,
the squadron gave chace the Bclvidera wa,
but short distance ahead the flag ship, thu
President, outsailed the rest of the squadron,
ard gained very fast on the Belvidera the
two vessels firing their bow and stern chaCes;
That VIXEN the President came near she yaw.
ed several times, and fired her broadsdes
which damaged the stern and mizen-topmas
of the Belvidera, killed one man, mortaIIy
wounded another (since dead) and slightly
wounded about ID others.--At one time The
President was within pistol shot Of the Beli.
dera, and the latter discharged her carronadcs
with grape into her. The frigate had no rews
of the war when the President fired al her,
To assist her sailing, the Belvidera cut away
her anchors and stove her water casks; but
the captain thought be could not have escaped
if the President had not received some
damage, or shortened sail All the vessels
were in sight during the action, and the Con,
gress fred three shot at the Belvidera, which
fell short Of her. The firing lasted two hours
and half.
Eote-Belvidera-3 guns, Richard Bryan
captain, on the Halifax station, was Launched
in l8lO.--SteePs List.
The last accounts from our squadron areto
the 26th ult. when they were to the eastward
and southwark of the Nantucket sho&s,
pursuit of the Jamaica feet.
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NOTICE.

SHE subscribers to Ashby Gap Turnpl@
4 Company, are hereby notified ad re-
quested to pay to the Treasurer OF sali COM.
pany on or before the first day Of Augun"
next the sum of twenty dollars OF eacp
share; also further sum of twenty Folla''
on the first day OF December next, OF ea,D
and every share, by them respec'iVeF SUI
scribed.
By order of the President and Di~efors
A. Gibson, Treasure ter
Middleburg, June 29--Jnly !. 7t
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY


IS NOW DRAWING IN THE CITY
OF BALTIMORE. 81
All the high Prizes still in the
wheel.
Present price of Tickets, 81 so, but will
soon ADVANCE
<. Applications for Tickets from distant pla-
ces (post paid, inclosing the Cash, addressed
to either of the subscribers, at their respec-
tive Lottery Offices in Baltimore, will be I'M
mediately attended to.
KEARNY WHARTON,
No 8, South street.
PHILIP H. NICKLIN,
No 2o2, Market street.
J COHEN Jun'r.
Medical College Lottery Office,
No. 10, Market street.
N B S6ils Of each days draspiag are re-
gulsrly published and will ae forwarded to
those who may apply.
Baltimore July March IL 2awtlO Oct.
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@fBY. AUTHORITY OF THE STATE. OF
MARYLAND)

ScHENE OF
The Medical College Lottery.
of@ 10000 are 100000
P;. &c 10000 is 10000
plI of 10000 is 10000
&c 5000 are $4,000
10 do. of 100 Tickets each lo'ooo
90 $1,000 2o,ooo
500 ~, 500
o. 900 S 600
100 $500
zoo SO 5000
soo 90 10000
ZOO Is Is coo
,oooo u 10000
1852 prizes Nor ts'o blanks $4,000
2S33S blanks | to a,f'1zc }
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Some, perhaps most of our citizens, imagine
it to be impossible to destroy the liberties Of
this country ;-yet it is certain, that in all "a
ges liberty has been overthrown; and that 40
republic now exists in the world, but our own;
and we think the tendency of things is now
not only towards despotism; but towards des-
potism, supported by and under the influence
of the French. The presidential Office, with
the great accumulation of power and influence
which an extended patronage and other eau
ses have lately given to it, has been well styl
ed masked monarchy. 1t only differs from
other limited monarchies in this, that the per-
son filing the Office is removable at the will
of the people. But if there are means by
which, in spite of the free, deliberate will of
the people, he can secure reelection, he
is independent of the voice of the people.
What is now the presidential power? He is
the fountain Of Office and honour-He has
civil list expenditure, amounting to more than
million of dollars per annum. He is sup
posed to be the leader of a party, and concen-
trates the interest of party In his person. He
is commander in chief of an army of thirty
thousand men. He has authority to raise fifty
thousand volunteers, most of whom will be
faitfSul to their country, others of whom
will be violent partisans, and some few of
whom may be unprinciped and ambitious
The nation is ranged on the side of that pow