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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15
Virginia Legislature.

EETR ACTS From THE JOURNALS.
HOUSE. OF DELEG ATES.
Thursday, Tan
A communication from the Senate by their
Clerk
IN SENATE, January 5th, 1914.
The Senate have passed the bi,is, entitled, An
alter the times Of holding the superior coorts
of law for the eouuties OF kanhawa, Mason and Ca
bel"
An ensrossed bill, +" 10 amend. the act nesrpo-a.
ling co,upany To- cut csnsl i-cn, the port of or.
folk through the Eastern Hraneh OF Elizabeth riv-
sr, TO the channel OF Currituck sound, was read a
third time and passed.
Friday, Ian. Z.
An ensrossed bill, to provide for the pay nent of
that par. nf tue Direct Tax OF tae U. States which
mas read third time x several blanks being flied,
was passed.
Saturday Jan. 8.
eommnnieation from the Senate by their
Clerk
IN SENATE, Jan. 2, 1914.
The Senate have psssc, the bifs, entitled
8-AD act aiithorising the sale OF a tract OF land
belonging to the orphans of Peter Larnkin, decd,
add >
"a An act to provide for the payment OF that part
portioned to the commonwealth OF Virginia
an engross a bill, " TO amend and explain the act
en,ited an act concerning saxea on lands" was
Ken up, motion OF Me- Watkins OF Charlotte, and
reati third tine and passed
An engrosssd bill, " Incorporating snew company
20 open aud extend the navigation OF Shenandoah
riYer and It's branches, aad tor other purposes"
(Which heretofore read third time and laid
upon the tsble) was taken up Mr.. Ruthertord's
motion, who thereuVon proposed that clause by
wsy Of ryder be added theretorhe said ryder " n
received and read the FIRST, and, motion, the see
ond time; and ordered TO be immediately engrossed
and read third tirne--The said ball was according
ly cnRros,ed aud resd third tise-Resolved, that
the bib With the ryder, do pass, and that the title
be" An &C. Incorporating new company TO open X
extend the navigation Of Shenandoah river and its
branches, snd tor other purposes."
Ensrossed bills, sc concer nlng George Butter, n
man OF colour. -" concerning Jas. korsee," were
read a third tine and passed.
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Ssso BESoLD GU Saturday the 22i day o. Jaur-
= AIRY next

w -" SOto GU saturday the 2Zi day o. Jauc-
4 AIRY next
Two Irects Of Lard.
or rs rnuel thereof IS may he efficient 10 raise
certain sums ct money specified in en- nG.n.ure,
executed by John Temple, on the 27,h dSy OF
March, 1897, snd recorded in the county court of
King William These lands lay adjoining TO each o.
tier, in the county OF King William: s5out. four
mics from New Castle, and two frcIn Psmunky Iii.
YER and eohtsa two hundred ami twenty three
aeres--on eae tract is grEt MIL, erected on the
waters os aionsRen b Horsepen Creeks. in each cf
which are psir of Stones; in one is pair
OF French Burr, With boiling machinery, for the
manufacture of Flour. The Crseks afford m an. pie
supply ii for the Of the mills, in almost
the driest seas IA. The country hereabout, 10 an
aba ndart ore, fov WHEAT and corn. S.
The sale viii be 81 Mrs. Drewry'o Tavern abou,
half mile from the mills. and for cash.
IN 5lE2S .SEyJfPLE. 1r
BURWELL B23SE1T, hrd',ee''
Dec. 2S. aw
CT Tie above Sale is postponed until Thursday
the Sd day ofx'ehruary next
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Hard Ware, Curtcry and Saddieru,
EoR SALE nY

Hard Ware, Cutlery and Saddtery,
FcR SALE BY
EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. on r between 14tb snd
18th streets-Coussting OF,
z AQN, rim, knob and closet locks brass case Knob
: aud beaded ring, common aud fine STOCK nix &
ort shsek!e pad, brit and brn chest and cupboard
trunk and gun ditto; brass and iron table butts and
card-tabie Images, brass eommode knobs and han.
uies, cupboard turns knobs, &c. screws wrot nails
braces and hits, polished braces common and silt
coat and vest buttons, ivory and horn combs brass
and plated cand!estcks, sheet iron and copper tea
Kettles &e.-hne white and green ivory knives ami
ior''s IN setts, with eervers, &c. TO match, buck
sham buck and white bone ehandle knives S. forks
hne and common penknives, ,spertsmen's knives,
eommoa ahd line shutters, scssors cork screws, Il c.
Plated stirrup irons, duke bitt, and Brsdoops
snsties, curb Chains, tug, harness aud bride buc-
kes, harness furniture in Sets, Sc..coInmon D
bottom and swival stirrup irons sharp and s bent
peihsms and snsies, japannd and tinnd in.e,s and
dat sets, square head coach avs, sc.
Also, 3 few boxes common & Whittemore's Cot
ton and Wool Cards, OF assorted Nos.
October 22, sc
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.ADTERII6EnrRM1-

a NJ person wishing to use in they Distlc4y
"A Grocery or otherwise, Dr. AIlisonts biybIy 90
proved m sihod OF improving spirtuous liquors, sc.
msy pc furnished with Individual rights at S IS in
ANY to%n or county in Virginia not slready excIn.
slyeJ furnished on application to Mr.. Gorneas
FsJne, Lynchburgh, or the Subscriber, Richmond
JOHN PERKINS.
October ~ H
P.S. Communieatons by mail. post paid, will be
promptly attended 10. -
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k'HR Subscriber, living opposite,H anover-Town,
n ana Immediately on the road from Richmond
to Tsppshaunock, has opened house OF private en-.
tertainment, where Ladies and Gentlemen VIII he
accommodated, ard every attention giver TO render
satisfaction to those who msy call on him.
/ -. GEO. DABNEY.
, ming VIZ. Dee rs w4w
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n o T &c +.

THAT by virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed ~
Maurice Lsnghorpe jr. 10 Benjamin 3. Ches-
heir, for purposes therein mentioned / shall proceed
20 sch on the premises the tract of land (or part
thereby whereon the SAID Langhorne now resides,
in the Cnup'y of Cumberland, Ola the first day OF
February next, agrees bile 90 the powers given me
by said deed. JAMES AIKEN, Trustee.
Jan. 4. wSwD
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THE Snbscr'her having purchased of James y
Foster, his isterest in the late frlr Of Hooker nd
strr, request all those indebted TO the .oue IN
make Paynsn,-be has on hand a SIN all as.or,,n.nt
g goods snsbe fur the present season. which h us.
ie,s on reasonable terms fer oash only
EiJ.itU.N n BOCEER
James Town. january II. CIV
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TWENTY DOLLARS REV Avn

TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD.
ANYWAY from the Subscriber on The 9th d,v
~ OF octooer last, negro named Dick who
teet org inches hisa. dark complexiun. bushy hsr
large whiskers has ca his forehead ,btut A.,
inch long over the right eye rsnn;pe up il, Tin, La
rs'her oow-iegsed, looks very pleasing when spoken
good sawyer and = totecabe rough csrpenter-bsJ
on when he v,nt away check shirt, pantaoo,s =
roont Jscket Of northern s,rped cloth he bass r,o,S-
err 10 surrl ety' where perhaps nc nsy be lurking.
had him ct Mr.. Gray or Nspsemond county.
The above reward VIII he given 20 any one vbc
WIN cehver him to nae in Richmond, and ali reason.
able charges PAID, 10 dosrs If secure in ans, al
SO that get him again. "' JA''
Dee 8. 2awem a. 'ASi AiNo.
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,Ty'0 NrE IVJpD

81 OJNI. VIKE.
'EHE Subscriber having cate slish ed msnuraetory
Z of STOVE FIRE. on James River, twelve
miles beios R;shmons,, offers for sale at the manu-
toetory Cor delivered in Rchmond,) large ard
general sssortnent OF stone ware in quality equal
to any ever Imported A constant supply of Soda
cydeT and beer bottles, warranted to answer the pur
pose Tor which they are used. Orders left a, the
compiling house Of e, j. McMurdo will be attended
to, ana ware msde agreeable to order,
RICHARD RAtTDOLPH
October &c. If
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worIcE.

YShE eopar,nersSip e Booker and Foster wac
dissolved by mutual consent on the Is, inst.---
these hsv'g h"sin'ss 20 traossct With the firm viii
apply to E'imsnd Booker, who is alone authorised
to settle the same.
ED.rfU.N.D ROOKER
LANES r. FOHTER.
James Town, jan. H.
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WILL BE SoLD.

" u = DL % . II II,
"a T PUBLIC SALE, at the Goose-ponda. in che
n county OF Caroline, the estate OF the late Nat
thew io'er, deed on the 10th February next, IN
fair, otherwise the next fur dsy,)
III The Personal Estate Of said AIatthez1
IOEer, deceased consisting of
IL OR IL L K Ell Y n Il G ROES.
Several plough Horses, and the stock of Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, together with the crop of Corn,
Oats, Fodder, plantation utensils, &c. &c
Twelve. months credit will be allowed tor all pur
ehases above SEQ, under that sum, cash. BONDS
with approved security will be required to garry in.
terest from the date, ifnot punctuay paid AT the
same time the plantation viii be rented for the pre-.
sent year. CARRIER B. PAGE
admir- of Mathew Toler deed
Jan. IL tbs
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4 T meeting of the Diyectsrs Of the -5f-1rine In
"a snrance COMPANY Of Richnrsnd, held at their
Office on "Wednesday the sth January, 1s,S-RR.
SOLVED, That the Books of this Company be open
ed at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ON the 18th Of this month at
the Office OF the said Company, for the purpose Of
RECEIVING SUBSCRIPTIONS tor the unsubscribed shares in
this institution, and that no person shall be alIo We'd
TO subscribe IA any day, iu his or her own name
or for his or her own account, directly or Indirect
iy, for more than one hundred sbares-the books to
remain op.n until the whole of the remaining shares
be taken.
Published by order Of the Board Of Directors.
a. CAMPBELL, Sec'ry.
January8. 4,
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Z AND FOX SIZE ar EYCVg-NTC5 . ~
d a any person sisposed t. remove to the West am
estate (for ito extsnt), the finest in the Western
World is offered for sas--or any property in Vir.
GINA will be taken in exchange for the same The
about fifty miles above Natchez, and was ten m
as early as l773. Apply to the Printer.
January g. G.
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BY Virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed TO the sub
scribers by William Burton, for the purpose of
securing the payment OF a certain sum OF money
therein specified, due to James Hendrick. senior
VA f. SHALL on Saturday the Istl. day Of January
w next, proceed 70 eel st public auction for cash
on the premiSes--a Tract of Land, situate in the
eouaty OF Amelia, containing by estimation ninety
one acres mere or less and bounded by the lands Of
Tom r. Wilson, John ChapPell, & MItoa Vaughn,
1t being the same whereon the said Burton now re.
sides Acting as trustees we viii only convey such
tide as is vested in u.s.
Thomas Perkinson, )
PaSchaf Meglas8on, ETrustees.
Edqpard We6Ster,
January H. 4ptds
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Jan. g..

virtue OF Deed OF 4 rust executed 10 the sub
ED seribers by Dahney Williamson, to secure the
payment of certain sums of money therein expires.
sed--WiIi be sold to the highest bidder, for reaoy
money AT the Bell Tavern in tue city of Richmon
on Monday the 18th Jsnuary-Sundry Negroes,
consisting OF Men, Women, Boys and Girls, all ci
which are very nkely.
BENZ. SHEPPARD,
THOMAS BURTON, Jt
Jsalary G. ids
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VIE Subscriber having deciiaei the Carriage
q making business, tender. his sincere thanks 20
ms friends for their patronage. The business will
Sui be conducted at the same stand BY his brother
Jsinea bosher and II. e. Wistt-under the a,m of
nosher II Watt He begs leave TO recommend them
Z" the favor OF the public. Such of his engagements
as remain unfinished BY him. will if agreeable to his
friends, be completed by them.
those to whom he is Indebted will please apply
TOT payment, and those who indebted to him. will
he trusts, settle their sceounts as speedy as possible
-" :. CH-iRLES II OS{kER.
January 4, 1914.
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YHE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUFACToRY,

" = w FIhINOF AO OKYr
4 nearly resdy to gointo operation, and viii in .
y fey weeks whnt cons derable number of hands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls Of various sizes, will
meet with empioytGent---sud white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses sre erected at the establish.
ment for the accommodation Of Families and Others
that may be employed.
4 School and Bnoka &c. &c. will be kent af fbe
expeEee OF the inau.io1 for the purpose Of do "a
ting the children both apprentices snd others, in
the common branches Of an English education.
Under the organization Of this establishment, chill.
dTen may Obtain from their own industry comfort.
able maintenance and toeTabe good educat;on.
None but persons Of good character are intended
to be employees IfQhers get in, they will be dis
charged ARSON as discovered.
Persona wishing ploymeut may learn further
particulars on application tn Mr.. Iohsrd Harris on
IKE premises or the subscriber in Richmond.
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
Dec. 49, a.
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PATTERSON WIRE. MANUFACTO
RY.

s'HE subscriber is authorised TO receive orders for
n the following articles, to be executed at the a.
6ove Alarufactory, and forwarded from thence with
sll possible speed eHvera6ie ip Richmond az the
&c. viz
Coarse and fine Wire from Ne. TOES,
Gard Wire from No. 25 to 49,
AnDeafd or bending Wire of various sizes,
Hollng' Standing and Falling Screens for cleans.
ing grain.
Wov- wires Of every description.
samples OF the above articles may be seen, and or
dsrs lodged ut the Counting House of
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Street opposite the Eagle Tavern.
De.. 9th
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January Sd.

The subscribers will continue the bushes. of the
above concern user the fra OF l.uohe x Siser
GUSTANU5 LUCKE, F
JAMES SIZEH.
January L. v5,y
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Jan. fl.
1gUenty fVe U0llar5 HeWa5d.

s4'LOfkD from the snescri-er in the month Of
IA May iest, negro woman by The name os
II Il e. Y
About fonr feet ten or eleven inches hish--between
thirty and thirty three y ans of age-Shc - OF q
dsfk complexion snd well set, she has a smaf sra,.
on her forehead oose to her hair, oeoasIonea b, n
burn when small, 1t is Atout the SIZE ct ninepenc.
she has s'se scar on each hand near Der !,ttls
hnger oceSsoted by the cutting off Of a s,xd -
ger with which she was horn. II s not impossh =
band 10 4 man OF letters.
he above reward will be given 10 any person,
Who viii deliver her to me liyiue near Fslmoy,h
stafford County Virginia, secure her in INV ,at
90 tlist get her again ''''
MiCHAL BOWER.
!, y All persons ore h, rcby iorwarpcd bsr
pouring or carrying her out of the Commonwealth.
zoe 2Sp"y
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FASHIONABLE BOOTS . SFIOES.

IVRIG HT e. DdYIS.
BOOT s. SHOE manufacturers from Phis5el-
y phia, are nov opening in the store lately oecu-
pied Ivy Messrs. Royce s,atoners OIL the main sire
little above'Messrs James Brown, ir. & co.'s ven
due Office, and nearly opposite Mr.. Samuel C.
Adams:
IN elegant assortn,ent Of near and Fashicaa6le
Boots and Shoes,
Made OF the best materials, and superior workman
ship, viz.
Back strap, Fair top.
Cosssck & : Cossack; Roots
Buckle, : Buekskin S. Rrotees
Over and walking SHOES, walking and dancing
ions.
" right end oa=is fiatter themselves that they
VIII give perfect satisfaction those who NAV ia
Vor them with Their custom {; they will receive a
sons:2nt supply of articles in their line from the
mandatory in Philadelphia of superior quality. &
the latest fashions. Prompt and ready attention
may be calculated upon, every effort win be made
to please repairs done st the shortest notice.
o. Boot-Cord, by Wholesale and Retail, for sale
as above.
Dec. 81. erdw
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NANK OF VlRGINTA.-Tbe President Il nj.
q , reetors have declared Dividend og5 per cent
Toe the last bafyear, payable after the istS inst
January I. vs.
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Witnes, the destruction OF property Effected in a
few days BY the little Argus. Il is known to us ALL
thst TO ,urush supplies to numerous British feet
oekadrg our ports, if to be rec,iv from England,
viii be found most srduous and most expensive
task hesitate not to sly, it viii be found imprac.
hcablei The channel feet, wheu cruiI'ng for SIX
weeks at time, liable TO be infected with the
seurvy, especially in wet and cold westher-snd
British slips esnnot. hing remain before cur ports.
without continually rece,pns fresh tood, and Whole
soWe water The embargo fit DE risiiiy enforced,
";ii Operate mere TO the derimcnt of the British
navy, tkan IT we had twenty sail of the line % OPP
pose them. Lshtfsst sailing vessels, of the most
approved fnode's, should be built and prepared for
STA soss to have during the winter thirty Or
forty OF them sfoat at one time.
Dur object ispeace: and to attain it. we must
make an impression Tn BIZ. fish commerce. With
all our enterprise, what in nstural port of view
can be expected from two three Of cur ships
time, on the ocean They will do al, that so ma
ny vessels of like description can 30; and that
VIII DC uni'n gortsnt: Ambition and power, have
tounj pretences TO overturn nations the most pacific
There are certain rights We must support, or a.
bandoh Que Independence.
he sieSEng OF our 5ssmen is an act OF a.rocity
OF the bases. kind The scalping knife and roma
hawk. those horrible instruments of death, have
been kept in constant operation by the BRUSH ever
since The formation of our government 1t is time
we enlarge orr views, Il act the scale of free
powerful, and independent natoD"
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EETR ACTS FROM TIE JoURN.4LS
HOUSE OF DELEG ArES.
Thursday, Tan.
A communication from the Senate by their
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sU5r received from Baltmor e---2 cases white
- DOmestio Cotton Goods 20 casks Cut Nails M
yarious sizes, 10 bai rels proof Whiskey--
And IN Store-Cofse, Window Glass Candles
Sack Salt, Spanish Chars, Sc. sc.
For sale -
GEO ROBERTSON * Co.
January l. 2.
'57BE SWiscribers have ,snantity oF sole leather
q skirtI-g and upper ieat.er on hard, which,
they wish % sell.
DANIEL HOFFMAN,. II co.
Lexington. JonuTy II. ~
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JUST RKCEITED,
z PAR IRON, assorted Cot Nsils 10. Whiskey IN
, barrels, Window Glass, 8 X 10, X 10 x IL,
Moald Candles, different sizes.
ind in Store,
Loaf and Brown Sugar, Coffee, Sack Salt, best
Green Copperss, sc. &c. For sale by
GEO. ROBERTSON B. Co.
Cary Street
December %. If
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HaiFav County. Va. Jfn A.tSf3
TT The iditors of.bs Newport Mercury, and n
the Rhode lsland American, are desired 10 inser,
the above FOR eight weeks ssoce'svey and send thei,
se'"un's to tie Editor Of the Patri1ttf Richmond
Virgins, for payment vs~
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handIcd, having six killed outright, ak
more severely wounded, and who are not
expected TO survive, that they gave il up &
were driven below, excepting eleven who
jumped overheard, and me supposed TO
have been drowned. The party that pro.
ceeded to the officers cabin succeeded so
Tar, but they had scarcely attained their OBJ
jcct, when they were put hors do com.
bat by several Of the guard.
Capt l.. Urry acknowledged himself 10
be one Of the ringicaders and said their in
tention was nothing more than 10 regain
| sweet liberty a
Five of the killed are whites, their bo.
dies were brought to Port Royal naval hos.
p'tal, when coroner's inquest was held o.
yer them yesterday afternoon.
From the JVaferford Gazette of the slh
instant.
HoRRID MURDER The following par.
ticuiars of this horrid transaction we have
from one OF the persons who assisted in
| securing the murderer:
| William Eldred, who resided in this
town, about ten miles from this village, ON
Saturday afternoon last, went into his house
l-delibera,ely, and without any apparent
cause, seized an axe which was at hand
aimed blow at the head of his wife, which
struck the back part of her neck and woun-
ded her badly she however, xprang for the
door, and while in the act of opening it,
she received his second blow upon the top
OF her head, with the edge of the axe,
which almost severed it she fell on her
face iifeless, out at the door, He then re-
pcated the blows until her head was man
gled in the most shocking rnanner-then
turned her over and cut her throat with the
axe the work Of death being effcctuolly
accomplished, he inhumanly dragged her
into the house. This cruel monster was
not yet satisfied with the horrible specta
Gle he lad presented, he caught the slice,
and with savage fury hurled ii at his little
daughter, the blow took effect, she ran
short distance from the house and fell wei.
tering in blood, and would inevitably have
shared the unhappy fate of her mother, had
not timely assistance been rendered.
Eldred it is said had previously exhibi.
ted symptoms Of insanity. de was with
difficulty secured and conveyed to Jail in
Ballston, to await his trial.
Mrs. Eldred was much esteemed and
beloved by all her acquaintance.
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I, since the wise can be 30 much mistakenS
for although / know Lut very little, thia
much may venture to say-onc of them
must be wrong. Indeed Simon, ans,, cred
my neighbor the Latinist, you are right.
but we will still hope that we have moi ar.
rived, as yet, to such height in wicked.
ness, as to pretend to be lovers Of our coun-
try, and promoters of its good, while pub
hcly and secretly plotting its ruin. Hope
said when hope dies, heart breaks. iH
hope said /, as long as live. But though
hope for the best, ] cannot be satisfied
that all are as they should be. l believe,
continued l, that many things appear
strange to me, that are very plain to many
people. But you neighbour, said I, Lay.
been blest with good education. You can
read Latin, sing Italian and ,abber French.
Tell me now, do you really believe MIR.
Shelley thought he was right, when he said
on the floor OF Congress, that we could no,
procure enc blanket for the soldiers of our
army? Can you believe that governor Chit
tcnden was right, when he without auth,.
rity, called on the militia OF Vermont To
desert their country's cause in the hour Of
danger! Or can you really believe the as
sembly Of Massachusetts were right, when
they shut their Jail doors against British
prisoners OK war, and threatened to open
them in thirty days for their liberation
Can vow believe that captain Mason thought
he was right, when he informed the Junior
Editor of the Gazette, tbs, col. Minor inn.
pressed every mi!itiamau of Fairfax coun.
ty, that he could lay his hands upon, and
compelled them 10 SO into military service
Or can you In your heart believe, that any
ciiiaen of Fairfax or the adjoining counties,
could think he was right, in saying that ma.
Jor Hunter was instrumental i'm calling the
militia OF Fairfax to march for No; folk i'm
the present wintera Indeed Simon, re Piled
my neighbor, these questions of yours re-
qulre answers, and think I can convince
YOU that they who you last mentioned, are
right. You know that all schemes arc law
!n IN war-Is there no. war in cur coun.
try now : And if I, who am a, war with you,
can out maneuvre you, by few stretches
OF assumed poweS.or few welL,me d lies,
as know 4,aHsag in the end, let that
Justify the means. bags help me, said 1,
what kind of doctrine is this doe. not
the Apostle tell us, "ye shall not do evil,
that good may come of it }"
Yours, SC. for the present,
SIMON HAAlAiERUM.
March 1914