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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

Louisiona.-Tn New Orleans paper Of
October 80. appears proclamation Of G us.
vernon Claiborne, Converting the Legislature,
to meet at hat lace IN an extra session on
the 23d day of Novemb =.
All the accounts from that quarter an
nounce movements IF trnops-regnIars, va..
unteers. and militia, though NC mill. II
ry enterprise were contemplated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

Il meeting 2ffhe go1tng mcn belonging 20
tie Paetngfoa Light Igfantry Volunteers
offhjs Cfty, is re9neSted dtMe Eagle Iapcru
10 morroTo running az sic O'Clock. BY ordcr
9Me
CHpT4TV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

4 -umor has been IL general circulation to
45r, but which w could not trace 90 any au-
ear'c source ,nl therefore di. believe, that
four Brit "a ~ bad entered Hampton Roads
Th' last Norfolk paper statcs that, a few DAYS
sro OF ~ Henry British "a had 7uta nun
Der IS PRISONERS on boar. a cartel vessel bound
To- l.im re.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

va business Of importanc, has as yet beef
transacted in the Legislature. The Senate ha
adjourned to Monday the DIST inst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

MARRIED. the 10 ut. Mr.. Archibald
Pieasarts. (of the house OF Ralston and Plea
sants) 70 Miss Mary Prend.
-on the 30th ult. Frederick Plea
SAINTS. (of the house ~ Moncure Robinson &
Pleasantly to Miss Sarah Maria Eustace,
of Woodland, Stafford county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

A correspondent who has read Gov. Bar
bonr's message of the 30th ult. cannot refuse
himself the pleasure ofexpressing how very
highly he is pleased with it and congratu-
lates me people of Virginia on the possession
of chief magistrate of so much deliberation,
frankness and energy.
The comprehensive view which the Gov.
has taken of our general history, since the
beginning of the present European war, the
Indignation which he manifests at our natl
onal wrongs, the patriotic stand which he
has made in relation to the Union at large,
and the industry he exhibits in the adaptation
of the duties OF this commonwealth with re-
spect to the common defence, and the gene
raj welfare, TO its local interests, without the
least selfishncss. NAV. and we hope will have
n tendency 70 awe the spirit of treason
which dares to erect it's front, under the
mask Of legitimate ohhosition, even in the
councils of our beloved country and at the
same tieae endear Gov. Barbour to the hearts
of the Virginians
The message furnishes its own common
tarv. 1t is, therefore, only to read it to be
amply repaid in rich feast of fact, reHec-
ton and sound political doctrine.
Bv the last advices from Georgetown, in
the District of Columbia, and the snahhhlg
disposition apparent in one or two of tho lat
est Federal Republicans. it appears hat
| Mr.. Wagrcr isnot satisfied with the conduct
of his political friends in the legislature Of
Marvland. The Shqrtan band want more
Mgck broth: or. IN other words, more gH-
ces. The Itaneorians, it is rumored, swear
they niob6Cd the federalists into power and
! that ifthey don't take care, they'll modem
| or againl
@4
The Presidential Electors IF North Car
| alma, haze giUen a unanimous Uofe forJAARS
| MADISoNaSA ELBRTDGR GERRY.
| Col JAMES HARBOUR was on Saturday
last re elected Governor of this State for
the ensuing year.
80 business of importaac, has as yet been
transacted in the Legislature The Senate has
| adlourned to Monday the Dist inst.
]
4 rumor has been IL general circulation to
4ar, but which w could not trace 20 any au-
earic source lnl therefore d believe, that
, four 8rii "a - bad entered Hampton Roads
! Tn last Norfolk paper yates that, few DAYS
! sgo OF G ~ Henry British "a had 7uta nun
! her - prisoners on boar, a cartel vessel bound
TO Bll.im re.
FHucH oTig1H0l 'HdIfeTf fTcilCIfn TOT ms
7av's hateris Lcf out to make roam fer The
. f6~ejrn ye7vs.- Remarks on Brnish Licenses
md Nrchqnts' Bands in our neTf,--PBILo
/ SEYEx shall haze a mace soon.
MARRrED-o on the 10 III. Mr.. Archibald
| Pieasa1ts. (of the house OF Ralston and Plea
! sants) 70 Mss Mary Rrend.
-on the 30th ult. Frederick Plea
| SAINTS, (of the house ~ Moncure, Robinson &
Pleasantly to Miss Sarah Maria Eustace
Of Woodfnrd, Stafford county.
s-------.-s-..----- -
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- Much ORIGINAL matter }trchGred for this
3av's hakeri is Lef ont to make rom fer Me
fo'ejrn ge7vs--ReD1drks on Brffish Licenses
md Nrehants' B9rds in otr ne.rt.--PBILo
SENEx shall haze a mace SOON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

FARMERS' UtNK OF VIlHININ.
4 general meeting ofthc Stockholders for the
pu pose Of elec,ine Drccirs for the Bank, and
Coz ibe several Offices of Discount & Deposit,
cii' be held ~ the Bank, on Wednesday the 9Th
\ ! January next.
The oath or affirmation required bylaw, sta
aar that The shares on which votes are gwen
re b0rafde the property o. those in whose
. nmes hey appear, and are not held IN trust,
= Tor Toe use or benefit of any other persona,
al be necessary 90 accompany the power Of
toriey OF those who vote by proxy,
WI. NEKERVIS, CAsB'R.
= Richmond, 7th Dec. 1912 tSJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

Col JAMES BARBOUR was on Saturday
lsSt re elected Governor of this State for
the ensuing year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

The Grand lodge Of Virginia,
Wi meet At the Nasons' He'll, in fhis City.
on the evening Of Monday the fourteenth day
~ this month.
Richmond Dec. :, 1872. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

The Presidential Electors IF Nsrth Car.
alma haze gin IN u unanimous Uofe forJAMRl
MADIsoNaHi ELBRFDGR GERRY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
By Last Evenings Ga;l.
NEW YORK, December l.

Ftom the Hlatay Rcgisttr, Erva, Woven,
ber y, 1912
Ahan1bji Of yhich the following is CO.
~, Was Oh 'g'ngiY lalded to us by friend,
slncc - pIDer eas vi; ~ press:-
GETER A. SHYTH TO The SQLDT-
EH, Dc The ARMY OF The CEN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

The people of Massachusetts viii NOT en-
lis, Mr.. Quincy says because they fsar that
4 cou1uest 81 CspaG some pre-
text tor kcepIGg Hp q SANDING crcc 10 over
cnne the eastern states Now eai,y, il
8, ch pretext were probable, si.cha7 armg
" re likely 70 be kept up, the better ogc
would he that the cidzens Of Maaschusc-ts
oughr Nv insist on enlisiiHg; because 3cn,
TIC oyerawlng army would be ef~ysrn ven,
.and the less likely e. i'jHre sheir particular
brethren.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

dacemcot to.many men. There are Ger
tain description of persons who wonid rather
Eight in Canada for mere subsistence than
Clear and SETTLE on land on the western from
tier if they were to receive a bounty of a
thousand acres: And the prospect of selling
being distant, it does not influence them.
But here. we suppose, the vast amount of
money which must be forthwith eXpcnd-
cd in these cash bounsies will be present
eel as grand obstacle. Let US see how
the thing will work. Say that we want TO
raise thirty Thousand regulars.
$4,000 recruits at 40 dollars ooo ooo
bounty,
The cash bounty OF forty dollars in hand is
Dot so expensive as the advance of even one
dollar per month regular pay, as may be en-
silly demonstrated. Take the difference be-
tween seUen and eight dollars per month as
an example:
Paw of 80, ZOO men ut dolls.
per month, for one year, S 1850, 900
PAY OF do. ut z dolls per do.
Tor one year, $3.50, 900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

Mr. Quincy seems TO DC afflicted with
Political dii5efes. He came 60 Washington
,dr'ernned 20 be silent; but ~ e9Rld not
contain himself.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

Mr. Qincv has tod r bat = i7n3' more
fqv he federal folks rf VI as-,a lHs1-ts can't
10 make them eri's, ir t1r frny bnr that
the defeat is tie want % 81 r-rat roIve.-
Eud vet he allows, If the war aefc entn ely
a ,.qz,oi ore. which SUIT tle hrC4aaf inter-
eefs &C the Massachusetts pc.r't, men c.
1-.nh ntrt-ld he ftii..A % rahf n-L- l--. 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-24

:. The great mass ofctir democratic couns
= We believe that their intentions
iryu's s..n patriotic that ifthey have erred,
bare Ds from honest mistake; we embrace
i va the arms Of our affections, and wish
inSu :, n.ace, health. and happiness.
tDsn n0r Guests, John Baker and Joseph
=. esouires Well done, good and faith.
LlSs Eva May your good deeds procure
~ ,he plsudits of your countrymen, general
yOus Wa If your constituents in particular.
: The memory of the immortal Washing
words cannot speak bis praise.
ioI TIE memory of Greene, Hamilton, and
noar departed heroes.
81 Z The ChiefJ Justice of the United States
aI.rtbe affection ofhis country towards him
! !, ,. equal to his great merit.
= = The Addresaors-They rest their vim
,...,;an on facts, which cannot be contradicted,
s'1 srouments which cannot be retutcd Let
So S.an Be silent, and reason decide between
psm and their opponents.
Terough the whole day, the utmost good
..Ier, harmony, and cordially prevailed, and
~ ~ company parted in the evening, in the
IN "ost perfcct friendship and good humour
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for
ready money, on the 18th day of next month
(September) sundry half acre LOTS OF
GROUND, in the town of Providence, at
Fairfax court house which town and sale
is authorised by an act of the Virginia Legis.
lature plan Of which, and the lots, may BIS
seen at any time previous to, and on the said
day of sale.
BY THE PRESENT TRUSTEES.
Augusta. sawts
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ter to the Emperor Alexander Bonaparts
abused him for not having made sufficient
haste on his journey-for having given too
much time to the Emperor of Russia
On Saturday, at Leeds market, greater
quantity of cloth was purchased than has been
known to have been bought in one day at any
former period. At Liverpool, one and half
millions of yards of bounty goods have been
shipped within the last week, worth l25,oooi.
and it is said that two and half millions of
yards more are in progress of embarkation.
Within the same interval of a week, 10000.
convoy duty, at per cent. has been paid, in
dicating further shipments to the amount of
soo,oool. AT the same port we ale also in
formed, that the wages of the Lancashire Ma
nufactuters mad been raised Is. per cent. or a
bout 2 Sd week.
By a return made to the House Of Com
mons, II appears that the number of French
prisoners In this country is, So, s4o-of Danish
l,S68-Total SASSY
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BOSTON, August II.

SUSP ENSION Or HOATILITyES.
Extract Of a ietter from u S. officer at
Burlington, VI. dug. II.
" Col B inc, the British officer who brought
proposals for armistice, has returned
f IN headquarters, and proceeded Cana
d. Gen. Dearborn has SO far acceded
to MS p:oposillon as to direct our officers to
conhnc their operations to defensive mea-
sues only till further orders. Gen. Hull
is advised, by express, of this arrangements, &
requested to adopt it in the Northwest District
In the mean time he may reinforce himself.
1900 troops marched from Greenbush last
week to Join him 1t is understood the ar.
mistice may be couAtermanded, and offensive
measures be commenced, by giving Gov. Pre-
vost four days notice, and that preparations
with the army here will be carried on with the
usual alacrity.
GA Scotch regiment Of 900 men is said to
have arrived at Quebec, with 400 sick, At
St. John are 800 troops; at halfway house
1900 regulars and militia At Montreal, the
garrison duty is done by volunteers.
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SHERIFFALTY.

A T the request of many respectable
N friends, offer. myself to my fellow-ci.
tizens of Charles County candidate for tbs
Office Of Sheriff, at the ensuing election;
trusting thatmy knowledge ofthe business will
enable me to execute the duties thereof With
Justice and fidelity, Should lbs so Fortunate
asto be the object Of your choice, will en-
deavor to evince ral gratitsde by a lenient
and humane discharge of my duty.
John c. Reeves.
April 30 aaf'aHtlsiVe
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District of Columbia.

County Of Alexandria 10 wit.
. July Term, 1919.
Mary Ann Martin, late Mary Ana u.t-
ti.ewson, aIministratix of K etb
Mat'hewson, deceased, Complainant
against
Andrew Jameson, Robert Anderson. and Z
Dorothy Skinner, admlnistratix Of 2 3
Isaac Skinner, deceased, Defendants :
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Jackson and kumnev.


OFFER for sale 1000 bushels Richmond
Coal suitable for CRATES, expected IN a lew
days, may be delivered at any navigable place
in Georgetown or Washington.
IN store.
A handsome assortment mems, women's
and chidren's Leather and Morocco Shoes,
Slips, Boots and Bootees; No 8, Choo olate,
Beef and Pork; Cocdage, Indigo, House Fur
niture, India Co:tons, Spsrmacet Candies, md
few boxes real Havannah Segars, first qua-
lity. August %.
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NEW YORK, August 20
JdYES77 FROM OUR SOUADRON

NEW IONh, august 70.
LATEST FROM OUR SQUADRON
The prize master of the British brig Har-
mony, sent into this port by the priyateer Yam
kee, informs US, that previous to his leaving
the Yankee, they spoke and boarded an Anne
rican vessel, the captain of which Informed
them that he was boarded on the thirteenth Of
July, by an officer from one of commsdore
Rodgers squadron. The boarding officer
stated that they had Captured and destroyed
Muty-one sGA Of English vessels during their
cruise.
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The defendant Dorothy Skin

ner, not having entered her appe arancs, and
given security according to the rules Of his
court, and 1t appearing to he satisfac lon of
the court, that she is not an inbabitsnt of his
district, on motion of the compliments by
her counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said Crs,
ichdant do appear here or the first DAY Of Noe
Semoer term next, and answer the complain.
ants bill, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in che ofthe public news
papers published in this county. for Two
months sucecssively, and thac another copy
be posted at the front door ofthe court house
of the Said county.
Acopy: Test,
G. Deneale, c c.
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Mechanics sank OF Alexandria.
Tie Stakeholder, of the Mechanics Bank
of Alexa dr1a will take notice, that the third
payment becomes due, on Monday the 5lst
day of the present month, payable at the Court
House in the Town of .Alexandria.
August "a, 1879.
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va; to suppress the circulation OF the Feds-
raj Rspu5lican, but the real one, with great
proportion of them, was tlunder: and the fhiet
department has been more successful than the
other. as we understand much of that work
MAS done in safety, while their brethren OF tie
mob department wrought IN peril, and are
farther from their object now than ever, Tor
the subscribers to that valuable paper are
multiplied BY thousands, and the readers BY
FIVE fold.
The Prince Regent has in substance declar-
ed that although not satisfied with the revoca-
doa of the French DEGREES, yet tor the sake OF
good understanding with US he consents to
anpeal of the orders in council, and we are
under no approximations of seeing any french
fled shutting here; the repeal will be IN
DEED. The governor of Canada has, in
consequence of this, sent flag of truce to
Cen DeaIborn, and there is said ODE ces-
sation of hostilities until the two governments
can hear from each other on the subject
There is bpt one other grievance unredressed,
which is endorsements, and we know Mr.. Fos-
ter has requested our government to make
out list of all impressed American seamen,
in order to have them restored. IF there is to
be lighting after this, we solemniy ask what Is
10 be the object9 Is it for castles in the air,
or as john Smith says, {" to seek 6ando of
huFefs through the rugged path Of war -
We think Mr. Madison will consider the pre-
ssnttime as favorable an one as he will get,
toput an end to all diRerences-he has, among
ether gratifying events satisfied US all that he
possesses bravery sufficient to declare war !;
this, we think weighed heavy on his mind, and
shat of his friends
To be serious; if peace does not grow
out Of this armistice, what conclusion can pos
nbly be msde, but that the gentleman has
counter tnstructions, from ANOTHER Q UAR-
TER3 and at the ensuing election the ma
Fsy of the people will speak another Ian
suage--" Let him be .4natbema A4aranGthG."
Arrived ship Century, Capt Finley, from
Lisbon.--SAlt, Pbineas Janney.
June so-lat. 81, AZ, long. Is; fell in with
ne wreck Of a brig, her decks below water,
fellow bowsprit, white mouldings, woman f.
Euse head, masts gone ten feet above the deck,
ron appearance not long in the water, no per-
'uA on board--no name visible.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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REMOVAL.
Gan and PstoIManufarfo1s

UAm 07t@ TzSt0t ANanufdcto
h + subscriber respectfully informs Ms
4 TRENDS and the public that he has Pc.
moved to his old stsnd lower end of KIM
street, where ne carries en- hi- business in III
Its various branches, hopes TINT the sound.
ness OF his work viii entitle him to future E..
vors. he must earnestly solicit those thar
have guns with him for considerable time
to call for them.
n B. He has now on hand a small bus
handsome sssortn.ent of double and sinqIe
barrel GUNS, pocket and holster rs.
Tolls.
TO RENT.
The HOUSE he has left ON Fairfax street.
on very moderate terms, and possession gis
ven Immediately.
Robert Nash.
August "a. A.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

IRON London tdhers, received at the office Of
ne Mercantile Advertiser, BY The Magdaien.
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LoSDoN, June %.

LONDON, June ~.
All the letters from Gottenburgh concur in
stating that the best understanding subsists
= Tss'Eeenthe Swedish and British governments.
.1o English vessels, direct from this conn-
y had entered Gottenburgh harbor, and
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY MORNING, ,dugast "a.

!" TO SHEW
xux VERY AGE AND BODY OF TIE TIME
his FORM AND PRESSURE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-10

July, 1924, Mr.. Jay, writing to Lord Grsns
Vile on this head, says, " Reliance on the
justice and benevolence Of his majesty, leads
nlm TO indulge pleasing expectation tha. Or
ders will be given that Americans SO circum-
staneed Impressed be Immediately iibcrat-
ed, and that persons, honored with his ma
iesty's commissions do in future abstain from
similar vioerces." This gentle tone, how
ever, produced little or no effect.
On the clh of June 1896, Mr. Pickering
wrote to MIR. King, that " the practice atsvays
will be as is aisvays has been attended with
monsfrous abuses and the supreme power is
SO remote, the evils become IRENE edisbIe be-
lore redress Can even be sought for" On
The 10th OF September, 1895, writing also 10
Mr.. King, he says, /" For the British govern
ment to make hrofessions Of respect 10 the
tights Of our citizens, and Willingness 10 re-
lease them, and yet deny the only means OF
a.certaining those rights, is an insulting tan.
faKem." Again, on ine Sd Of Oct. 1897, he
states, /" Nj. Liston has assured me, that The
British officers have orders not to impress any
American seamen, and of course not 10 re-
,ain against their will any already impressed |:
eu, if they persist in oLstrucrns every chan
uel OF iormatior and proof Of their citizen
ship, such orders are and will continue dc.
cSpuve."
(To be Connnued.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-10
hAVAL action.

On the result Of the glorious and splendid
victory this day recorded, we offer to the
friends OF our country, our most heartfelt and
Joyous congratulations. i; Is an even; which
will excite the pride and patriotism OF the A
merican character and raise the fame OF the
nation in the eyes OF its own citizehs, while
IL excites the wonder and admiration OF the
world -
Long have we anxiousy waited for an op-
My which should display the courage,
gallantry and skilI Of our countrymen and de-
monstrate that the patience with which We
have borne the Innumerable aggrcsslons OF
the beIligerents has resulted from .ny other
Cause than the want OF ability or courageto
resent them. Long have we wanted some
glorious event TO excite the a,dor and cnthu-
siasm Of the country and TO draw out thar c.
thsrai fire which blazed with holy purity in
our Revolutionary War. This event is the
fruition Of our wishes 1t viii; show 10 Eng
land and the world, that the spirit which IN
Peace is mild and gentle and unobtrusive, is
in War bold, ardent, and irresistible. 1t
brings her proud doctrine OF supremacy to
the test, and proves Its failsbility. l,shews
tina, even on her own element superiority OF
force is not equivalent 10 American hcroism
and natural courage.
II gives the Nation confidence in itself. 1t
excites lively and hlthe!to dormant anxiety
FOR our Counry's honor. 1t warns in the
rays of its glory, hearts that too long had
been insensblc TO Nationa! HYnor,and TOO long
had been patient under National Disgrace. 1,
inscribes our Naval History with page OF
greater brightness than any that twenty
years warfare has produced in the annals of
France or any other European Nation. 1t is
in this War what the battle OF Bunker-Hill
was in the War .ols the Revolution. 1t will
impress the enemy with respect for our dis
cipline and prowess and teach him that in
contest waged for our dearest Possessions, the
resolution and courage Of Americans are as
.immovable as the rights they contend for. 1t
will excite sD emulation that must produce
series OF brilliant events till the fair objects
OF the War are obtained and the Country re-
gains its legitimate rights. 1t is the snspici-
Gus promise Of increasing future glory, and it
will encourage the Legislature of the Nation
to increase an Establishment that Heaven
had intended to be the means Of securing the
Rights, Liberty, Independence and Com
merce of the United Sta,es.-Bosson Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-10
ConMODoRx R0DGhRS.

We cannot but deprecate and most point.
ed!y condemn, disposition that appears In
some, to exal, one of our naval heroes Ut the
expense Of the other. Capt. HULL has con-
Quoted like a man, like hero and If Com
modore RoDcERs and the gallsnt Squadron
under his command have been less fortunate,
1t is very hard, nay it is vilIainous to consider
this i'll luck as tho result of bad manage ment,
and attribute il to him as crime Our con.
6dence in that gentleman, is unshaken--wc
are satisfied, that bu, an opportunity is Want
ed, for him to earn a name, imperishable
and as durable as time --t6id.