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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28
EXTRACTS.
Anil 'he storuis Of war, With curious ewes
trace the planets and survey theskies.''

ANIL 'he stotuis OF war, With curious eyes
i trace the planets and survey the Skies
Young men who are naturally ambitious
would do well 10 observe how the greatest men
OF antiquity made 1t their ambition to exceed
al their contemporaries in knowledge. Julius
Caesar and Alexander, the most celebrated in
stances of human greatness, took particul
care to distinguish themselves by their skill IN
the arts and sciences. We have sIiu extant
several remains OF the former, which Justify
the character given of him by the learned men
Of his own age As dor the latter, it is d known
saying OF las, that he was more obliged to
Aristotle who had instructed him, than 10 Phi
lip who lad given him life and elnpire. There
is letter OF his recorded by Plutarch and Au-
lus Gellius, which he wrote To Aristotle upon
hearing that he had published those lectures
he, had gwen him in private. This letter was
written IN The following words, II time when
he was III the heigh Of his Persian conquests"
ALEXANDRA TO ARISTOTLE, Greeting
"You have not done we'll to publish your
books OF Select knowledge for What is there
no" IN which CAP Surpass others, if those
things which have beeA instructed in, arr
communicated to every body For my own
part, declare TO you, would rather excel o.
theirs 10 knowledge tign in power
FAREWELL"
We see BY this ltter, that the love of con.
quest, Was but secondary ambition in Alex.
ander's soul. knowledge is, indeed, that
which. next TO virtue, truly aud essentiailyrai-
seq one man above another. IL finishes one
half Of the human soui Il makes being plea
SAINT to us, hlis the mind with entertaining
views and administers 10 it perpetual series
OF qualifications Il gives ease T. solitude, and
gracefuiness 10 retirement. 1t fills a public
station with suitable abilities, and adds a lus.
xre to those v ho aid IN the possession OF them .
My own country presents me with rural
scenes most 10 my liking, not on account of
their superior beauty, but because have been
brought up there. In mans native place
there is secret attraction, asomethihg affect.
ipg, which is not the gift OF fortune, nor can
any other power than nature communicate it.
Where are the games of our infant DAYS D.
Days when pleasure abounded without forea
thought and without aioyl ALL what 10Y
have experienced at finding birds nest ..
With what delight have / cherished and ca
ressed partridB e--receiycd the strokes of It's
biil-and feItamder my hand the palpitation OF
its heart and Be AuueTing of its wings Hap.
Ply the man w reyisits the scenes where eve.
ry thing was allowed &ery thing WAS anna
ble-the meaddw he hedtun races in, or tie
Orchard he dtayaged d More happy he, who
has never quilted ysVsT paternal root, sacr, q
asylum Tie wanderer returns inds ed, but
does not find his home--of his friends, some
are dead--some gone away Isis family is as
persed, his protectors extinct but lite is no
more than short voyage snd the age OF man
like winters day"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28

From the National Iateilisenesr.

NEW SONG.
The blow that our Perry has struck on the Lake,
Most timely, decisive aud grand
Abridged the rough path for soldiers to take,
When Harrison led Oh the land.
The polish'd, the savage, as cruel an horde,
As e'er the seaip'a innocent eurs,
AS ever Religion tor Buiwark adored,
Are caught, or hare bitten the dust.
Hail, gallant Republicans! honor'd and blest,
Who checked The barbarian corps
When CowardiOe open'd the Gate OF the West,
To Prostor and ruitsans before
This true British force, of invincible might
For managing the pris'ner aud ciild--
SURRENDERED, nnblushing, their scalpers of night
lt Harrison, gallant aud mild.
The blessings Of innooents, scared by their yeH,
Who ,lFesmt but OF havoc and flame;
Exaiting the Victor of Tigers SO fell,
Embellislr bold Harrison name
And beats there one native stern bosom Of steel,
Unmoy'd by welfare or woe
Who deems IL immoral delighted To feel
On crushing cruel foe
If such do exist--they shall mpulder to nought,
No party their greatness nurse:
Twill shrink from theScorn OF the Patriots thot
lhe blast OF America curse
Remember the gallant young Petersburg band,
Who left Their sweet homes with applause;
herr spirit outstripping the call Of the land,
10 conquer VI die ior the laws!
Remember Kentucky Ohio the youngl
Brave johnson and firm Volunteers
Their names o er the empire be CHERISHED and sung
And sparkle the brighter through years
Oh, Freedom such sons are the issue of sres
who hate vanquisi'd Britain Of old
Who captured her cohorts & guenehd rcd hrss
Firm, pstient, potential and bold
CO. tell hee this banner we'linever resicp.
hut grasp 1T while Freemen have breath:
4 he Master OF Nature bestow'l il divine,
and millions will guard it Til death
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28

G1e On Tuesday toe 5th inst (oct.) common
ced Drawing in New York, the second pam of
Union College Lottery, No. ~ which viii be
finished Drawing in the middle of December
next. On tn first day of Drawing No. IS $50
came out prize Of 00&ollars--this Ticket
sold in Quarter shay ~ Messrs. 6 & r.
WAITE, in New York Q8the second day on
ly one prize above SO. Aog-s was drawn, viz.
No. 81 ,104, prize 81 % dollars I; this was
sold by 6. & r. Wa5fe in whole Tioket.--on
the third days drawing No 1885 came out a
prize Of 1000 dollars which Ticket also was
sold by & h. Waite in Quarter shares.-No
other prize above so dolIarh WAS drawn that
day The highest prizes in the above Lottery
are 25,G00--20,0U0 and 10000 dollars and
The scheme contains only $4,000 Tickets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28
WeNave in Stsi'e,

We4iave III Stgre,
- For ARIyATR SAX,
so sss 9 "5:'s',; ; ti.. A-,%4.s<ss.-.
so Hhds. ) 80
so.ooolbs. LoAfap. & Rnql part Of
of which is fs,fnington's BEST Labelled
in Boxes an3Serrels,
10 Puncheons I'D Antigua Rum, of fine
favour,
so Barrels baltimore Whiskey,
10 CeroonYbest FlotainNndigo,
15O,Oool1E, Coffee, part Bssr green; in
TieItes, Barrels and Bass.
so BasfPepper.
10 DoHP,mento,
90 Chests, different sizes, of Imperial
Tea,
1000 Sacks Salt,
so Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards, as
sorted.
Best Spanish Cigars. caster Oil. Soap.
Candles, Chocolate, Nutmegs--and many
other articles in the Grocery line.
AND HAVE JUST RECED-
SIS Pipes lst quality. 4th proof Cogniac
Brandy,
20 Gases, . doz each, sparkling Cham
paigne, of superior quality.
rs Cases, 2 doz. each, old ST. Julien
Ciaret Wine,
161 Do. i doz. each, of do.
80 Gases, doz. each, Carbonien white
Wine,
70 Do. dog. each,
9 Cases sweet Oil,
ESQ Cases Cologne Wates,
81 Barrels white wiue Vinegar,
o8 Bags Almonds. 12.bs each
70 Which are also offered for private
sale by
MONCURE. ROBINSON &
PLEASANTS,
Y. A's. conner Of d e 1874 STREETS
October 9. ids.
or The above sale 80 U.N.4VOLD.4BLY
POS Po.NED ,prtii Monday The Ist Of NiSDefn-
Der, zvhenit 1oWpositpey take place.
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GNTlLLBE SOLD, at the dwelling house of
Wv John'Cocke, on "Wednesday the Gath OF
bert Mitchell, decd Nonsi Sfng of
Gig %IWarness,
a good Foulingl r<eae <Snd many articles os
Household andtKitfeF Furniture The terms
of sale will be inefnphths kredit for all sums a.,
bove five dollars. aEd cash Tor all sums under.
ELizAWrH MIIXHELl,, Adm'x.
N. All Persons having claims against
he Estate are requested to bring them in on
hat day properly authenticated
e. VI. Adm'x.
Oct. 20. sap
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Kew Books.

JUST REcEIYED AND FOR SALE ny SAM'L
PLBASANTS, RIcRMoND.
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Attention |!
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Haze juSt received, foRTr ACKAcEs,
Dry Goods, &c.

Dry Goods, &c.
CONSISTING OF
Bales Rose Hanks, assorted,
ii Bales Dufiie, do. do.
9 DO. blue Cloths, Ga,
2 DO. Fiannels, assorted,
Cases coarse yarn Hose,
Bales and Boxes best German Ticklcn.
burgs and Oznaburgs,
1 Bale fine India Cotton.
Do. gala Handkerchefs,
Ceases Irish sheetings,
DO Irish linens,
81 1 Case Umbrellas,
Bales Kendall Cotton.
o. Best superfne Cloths, Plains, Kersevs,
and u great variety of piece and CIT Goods,
amounting to upwards oil 1,500 of such as
Flannels, Coatings, Manchestry, coarse Cd
Cloths, long Cloths, Ribbons, elegant lace yeils,
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, Cassimeres, Mus.
Inns, Ginghams, Hessians. German Sheeting, &
number of other articles too TEDIOUS TO ehu-
merate-whiclf will be offered at private sale,
until Monday, the 18th of this month, (Oct }
when every article remaining on hand. spiH Be
sold, sithout reserve, and on such terms as will
be accommodating TO purchasers--The sale to
commence at ten o'clock
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-28
GENERAL ORDERS.
dDJUTAsT GESERAL's OFFICE,

Hichmond, July IL, 1913.
XLL communications TO the Governor, as
Commander in Chief ofihe Militia are, IN flu
ture, to be made through The .4ejusant e,.er.
rs Department. -
This regulation, of course, pill not apply t.
cases IN which the Governor gets in his Civi.
capacity; but comm unicatiqhs on such SUD.
jects Will be addresst TO Nm as before til,
war.
by order OF the Governor or Commander in
Chief.
wM. W. HENING, D. A. G.
ron
MOSES GREEN, a. C.
12sep,. w6m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-29

I. From Franee.--Mr. H,sginootham who
came passenpes IN the sch Flight, (says the
Norfolk paper OF April l3,) has politely ia
yored US with fie Of The Bordeaux Indi-
ateur" from the 10th of February TO The Isl
Of March. As m,ght have been expected at
pis time, they contain no event materially
Interesting. The papers are taken up chief
~ with accounts OF military movements aad
other warIkc peeparations. The subsidiary
powers were never better affected towards
the Emperor The war with Russia had be-
come more popular than ever IN France
large donations of hoses had been made TO
The Emperor from all the towns and villages
OF France and her allies, and all classes and
CONDITIONS uf the Inhabitants IRON the noble
man down 10 the humblest mechanic. The
Rus SLAMS had recros.ed the Vistula, with the
exc eplion OF The delaciIments stationed i'm the
neis shborhood OF Biombetg. The main body
If the army was between Putusk and Ostro
lenka. A formal recon iiaion had -
Ken place between the Emperor and his Ho-
illness the Pope, aud coacordat Was signed
at FontdiObieau on the 25lh January last BY
the parties, which allows In his Holiness the
exercise of his Pon,ihcal functions in Italy
and France, In the same manner and forms
as hiS predecessors
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Hp Rait.
CAarieyton, S. c. Ahru IA.

Charleston, 5. {. .dhrH IA.
Capture OF the B'h. privatcer Caiedpnia.
Extract of letter from the P-stMaster at Savan-
nah, 10 4. w. Bacot, Esq. Pos, Master Of Charles
ton, dated April IL, 1918.
" The United States schooner .Nonsueh,
Lieut.. MoNK ancho' ed off our city yesler-
day, with his prize, the British privaicer Ca
iedonia, Capt. Hinson The engagement
took place OF our bar, on FrIday last. The
&C ion continued FIVE minutes. Lost on board
the British, killed and 9 wound .d--on
board the Nonsuch, one severely and two
slightly wounded. The British privateer
M1yhower WAS IN. company; both engaged
the Nonsuch at once, but finding her too
warm, the Meyflower made oil, and the Ca
ledonia struck. The iorcc OF the Caledonia
Mo guns and so men. The Caledonia is the
lame vessel that was of Charleston bar
some lime since"
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not, unless ihey be forced, and who is to fore.
see ard provide against the contagion OF such
sn.exarnpie Against this evil, however, and
against Dumerous others, which torbear to
mention, the measure proposed BY the presi-
dent would completely guard Us lend The
respect which it is my duty 10 entertain
towards your royal highncss. bids me hope
tha, that proposition will finally be accepled~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-29
EFFICACY OF Gun pOArs.

.NeD Fork .iprpi l9.--The British ship Valiant of
"a guns, anchored off the Hook on Friday evening.
On Saturday morning the fiotlia of Gun Boats, sa-
toned at The Hook, under the command OF Commo-
dore Lewis, got under way and made towards her,
when size all sail and stood 10 the eastward be-
fore he wind
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-29
TRiBTrE TO BRAHERY.

AZ meeting OF the Stockholders in the private
armed schooner General Armstrong. Guy X. Cham-
pin Esq. commander, convened at Tammany Hall,
New York, presrant 10 public notice, on Wedn'- LAY
evening Aprl l4ih 1876, the following resoiau0ss
NeJe unanimously adopted.
Hes0ived, That the gents be requested 10 trans
nit the thanks of this meeting 10 Capt G.. L. ChaG.-
pin, his officers and crew. for their late gallant de-
fence, in an action between the General Armstrong
and BRUSH frisaIe off Sr.sinaIn.
hesoived That the agerts present Capt Guy r.
Caamplin with Sword, 1T the expence of the
stockholders, for his gallant conduct in the reacoa-
ire above mentioned.
ResOived That the above resolutions he published.
THOS. FARMAR, Chairman
TH0S. JENKINS, Secretary,
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NEw.YoRK, APRIL 2Sp.


n NarroEv ESCAPE The soh'r. Spencer,
Capt. Morse, Of Philadelphia, arrived here
yesterday morning, i'll 3S days from Bayonne.
a few hours after leaving that port she was
chased by several Blush Trigates, aud escap-
ed by superior sailing. On Monday, on en-
tering the Csres OF the Delaware, she was
chased by the squadron, consisting oil "a, "a
iIiga,c, and several smaller vessel. She i'm
mediately tackled and stood for this port and
the squadron pursued her as far as Egg HA'-
Dor. In the nigh, she passed "a and yes.
terday morning ON entering the Hook, sh.
was fired upon from the fort under the appre
bcnsion that She was a British tender, and d
8 pound ball passed though her msin-ssi
Having thus literally run The gauntlet, and
escaped every hazard, she has brought hei
valuable cargo into port.
.Ntrp- YORK COM .4du
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EUo. AK VI AK, CnaIrUau-
THOS. JENKINS, Secretary,

On Wednesday last, Capt. Lloyd Jones
(broiher TO The Secretary OF The Navy was
sworn into commission, as comnander OF tie
ship Neptune, bound from This port to Rus
sia, as a cartel, in which, we are told, the
Ministers Gallatin and Bayard are 10 taks
passage taEer.
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the 29lh rert. on board, bound te Csdis %
replace the German regiment, which latter
were TO be conveyed in the same transports
10 Canada. 2. =
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APRIL 2tTH.

APRIL ZlI IL.
Letter of Marque sch. Ned, Dawson, -
days from La-TAslc, with valuable Cargo of
brandy, wine, dry goods, oil, madder, medi-
cines, &c In lat AZ, 81, long. Is, fell in
with the English letter of marquc brig Nal
vina, of Aberdeen, mounting 10 guns, s and
9-pouudcrs, and after close action Of fifty
minutes, succeeded in capturing her. The
Captain of the Malvina was killed--ihe Ned
had men badly wounded. The Malvina
was from the Mediterranean for London, la
den with wine. Put Capt. Henderson as
prize c-mas.er, and crew on board of her, and
ordered her into port. On the 5;h inst. the
Ned was chased of the Chesapeake by II
and frigae--on the 10Th was chased off
the Deiaware-on the 2)th, was chased off
Saruy- Hook, md on the 2lst got,in at the
east end OF Long-Island, through or 5
ships of war. and touched at New. London
for Sound Pilot
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From Shaia-Tnc brig Fanny, which arri-
we'd al New-York on MONDAY (wcek) last,
from Cadiz. iniosms that the Regency was
changed about the is, OF March and the
Cardinal of Bourbon, with two of the eldest
of the coaHcrl, appointed regents pro TEN
They had reinstatet Vadcst as Governor of
Cadiz, who h,d been dismissed by the rege.i.
cy ; and IL was supposed would recall Ballas-
teros from his banishmcnt "a, Cucta, and re-
peel The DEGREES placing (n eh'eet) the civil
as well as military power in possession Of
Lord Wellington, who was concentrating hi,
forces in order to commence the campaign.
--Grea. jealousy existed agains, the English;
aud the party of th'" Liberalcs," opposed
to the inquisiion aud any foreign control,
we're IN full power b. tho late change. The
Duke o' Inlsntsdo, one of the late regents,
,ad pethioned the cories for leave TO depart
from SPAIN for England, but WIS refused.
The Fnny was boarded on the 2O,h March,
By a7A eonvoyias necs of transports with
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Mason & Moody

X AVE for sale at their store, Federal Come,
One hundred pieces Of British CALICO,
And fifty pounds OF Spanish INDIGO.
LIKEWISE,
Hyson Skin, Souchong aud Tyson Teas.
Butter. Polk and country Cheese
Rum, Wines and Spanish Brandy.
Moiasses, Flour and Barley Candy,
American Starch that equals Poland,
And Springfield GIN as good as Holland
OLD Jamaica Rum md Sail dieecl from Ca
diz.
Cherry Rum and Cordial, f; for men or La.
dies;
Cigars, Sugars, Soap and Candles,
Like wise, Corn Brooms witt maple han.
dies;
Ginger, Copperss, Sulpher and Pnento,
Salt, Ntre, Mustard, Pepper and oba Geo /;
Cnffee, Cider, Vinegar and Olive Oil.
Floor Brushes, Entry Mats and Cotton
Wool:
Table Salt, Goldfish and Crackers,
Chockolstc, Annisse ed and bit ers +,
Cotton Warp. sole and upper le- her,
Suitable 10 Spring or winter webther.
The above are good and we'll ssso5 ell,
And will be sold for cash. OF notes endorsed
FOR SdLE
Or TO be exchanged for small lot ofland.
IN Portland, a convenient one Story Dwell.
LING HOUSE. standing ON leased land IN
tn key lane-Fsr particulars enquire as AZ
bove. Portland, in IS. 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

,.o,,, and ordered for Bermuda. Pas.
mngers, Mr., Clarke, MIR. Knapp, and
rapt Knapp, of Boston, who had sever.
al trifing articles pillered from them,
hut in other respects were treated pc.
,;,sly The A. + had full cargo of
Malaga wine and fruit.
The French army at Salamanca con-
listed of 10000 men. Lord Yelling
,ou. with the Allied Army of 10 Ooo,
vas between Ciudad Rodrigo and Bada.
December Ia, off the Western Isl.
,ods. was chased by five vessels of war,
polscre rugged, supposed to be hlger-
ines. The same day spoke the priva.
,eer brig Decatur, on cruise, and in
formed her of the above vessels Of war.
The brig Edwip, George c Smith,
ri Salem, from Malta to Gibraltar, has
been captured by an AlgeIine frigale,
and carried into Algiers. The crew
we're well treated, and the captain was
IN the house with the Swedish consul.
Eight thousand dollars were required
Cor his ransom. Mr.. Lear was al Glib
raltar Flour there % dollars.
Mr.. Lear has stated in circular the
capture OF the Edwin Her officers and
crew were IL in number. Mr.. l.. had
ordered them 10 be supplied. 1--we
Algerine trigates passed Gibraltar into
the Atlantic Nov 4.
An American ship was seen going
through the olraights on thr lst Nov
conyoyed by two Algerine frigates
The British frisate La.ina, CT SO guns
fell in with and boarded her, but did not
find any of her crew.
Several vessels had recently arrived
at Cadiz. from Odessa, with wheat.
Anew Order in Council was aDnoun
ced abput the ooh November, permit
ting A nerican licenced vessels, which
might have arrived with provisions, to
take the whole am cunt oil the proceed:
in Spanish produce
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
THE MILiTIA--No. 4.
coNCLU DED

i
1t was not intended To have purfued this
fubjec, any farther at prefent /; but as it
has become a matter OF general d,icuiiion,
among thoie eipesially, who think their
rights have been lniIIneta II may not be
cnuudtred uuicaionable 10 offer a few ad-
dItioual remarks.
The claim of the militia on the legislature
for reyIiion Of ;ht militia laws aud an
equalization ot taxes, we conceive TO have
been tfabiihtd by the irrehliIbie force of
truth itielf. For 40 one has pretended TO
deny the correctneis OF the fatement, with
regard To the expenditures OF thoie who
perform duty, aud II hao been fhewn that
theie exceed the fun ri the whole current
fate tax, upwards OF fs hundred tbonIana
4OllatJ, annually TINS fact, which alone
ought Ia ptovr deciilve as 10 the complete
iucceis ot the petition, cannot be too ire
qnontiy OF earneity enforced.
We are aware however, that the petition
has been Uttered into the Itg llnure 10 e6-
counter ali the poilibe oblaces, which can
be created by a powerful aud we'll organ
ized oppohtion, who entertain The moft
contemptuous notions of the militia and
thote who belong 10 IT. On the other
hand, VT have a right TO believe, that all
thoie members, who are OF have been MIL
itary men, will at once Rand forth the
champions for the poor, degraded militia.
To th,i e WE my add all the liberal minded
and unp,gndieea. This remark Is applied
only 10 The lubjeet in queit'on, without
involving principle for man may be lib
eral minded on every thing Gle but the
iubiect OF which he is ignorant, aud 1t is
from this ignorance that proceeds his pre-
judice ; aud here is the true iource whence
this oppoiition will flow.
We will now examine tie sfed: Of fueh
provlGous as are contemplated, II they be.
came law.
The 6rf and mott deiirable Object, in
point OF Rate policy, the grestneis OF which
would be worthy of old HdHachuietts,
would very foon be realized IN a qveH or
ganised and diJeipiined militia, 7pifb a nai-
Jo,miD Of ann, equipments ard ore/t n
militia thus encouraged, thus lo'plined
and appointed, coniiitng OF The owners aud
tiIlers of The Toll, would be adequate To
every purple of detcgfVe operations. nOao
and be,eafier.
The mechanic, who belides performing
cuty hiuiielt, has from one to dozen ap
prentice, Whole time he loies. nd "time
Is money" Jays Poor Rlchard' whom
he IS Obliged to arm and equip, would be
relieved from This oppr,flive lax, and ihip
the ourthen from himielf 80 his wealthy
neighbor, who performs no duty al all.
The farmer III like manner, who has one
OF more fors, will fave within his family
nany hard earned dollar every year.
he hired man or laburer, will receive
IN equlvllent, for learning the ufe of arms,
'or no other pu'poie than 10 defend the
{ Il and property, of which he is in no part
the owner. cue proportion of this tax
wou'c mus he transferred from men like
tntie. an b, diituhuted among the fol
lowing txsmPrS ALI citizens palt forty,
inettts, cie,Ss 4 courts, reg,lters, deputy
fheriha, engnemen, coroneis, phyhciaBs,