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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
VIRGINIA:
Al a Sisberior curt of Chancerp,

VIRGINIA:
~ a Sisberior ourt Of Chancery,
holden at the capitoi in Richmond, the SIX
day Of February, 1873
Ganss CLAY. Plaint:g.
Eleazar Clay, Charles Clay, Thomas Clay, Mat.
tnew Clay, Mary Locke, Elizabeth Murray.
William Thaxton and Lucy his wife, Prisci-
ia clay, and Hopkins Lewis and s.art' a his
wife, D,6n,ton,.
|. His cause came OH this day to be heard ON
the. PAPERS formerly read, aud the report
o',com missioner Parsons, pursuant to the order.
OF tue seventh day OF March, one thou sand light
hundred and sven, with exceptions thereunto,
ana was argued by counsel: On consideration
wnereof the court, setting aside tile said order
OF the seventh day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and seven, and the procecd,ncsE
itnefein since that time, doth sojudge, orderX
ana decree, that Thomas Miller, James Clarke
ana Ludweil Bracket, or any two of them who 4
are appointed commissioners, do divi,.e inc re- |
al estate OF which Charles Clay the father of all
the parties Except William rhaxton and Hon.
kms Lewisi died seized, among such OF the
parties as chose to come into the part ,ien. and
VIII bring into hotchpot With the estate. de.
zsended, such sdvancements as any OF them rave
received from the said Charles the al,cr. in
ans lie time, and make report their proceed
!!ngs TO the court, with any matters deemed per-
insnt oy tsensesy Is or rquirea By the par
es to be especially stated
Copy--Teste,
VIM w. HENING, c. &C.
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VALUABLE
JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SALE

ON Tuesday the 17ih May, will positively
~ be Sold on the premises, that valuable es.
tate, in the county of Powhatan, 81 miles from
Richmond called 49,"
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e Governor cfthe Commonwealth of Viy
ginia,
A Proclamation.

49, gi,iia,
A Proclamation.
WHEREAS information has been received
W by the Executive, that the building TOT
holding the courts Of the county Of York, hath
been destroyed by FIRE {: have therefore tho't
it, by and with the advice and consent of the
Council OF State, and in pursuance of the act OF
the General Assembly, Reducing into one the
several acts concerning the adjournment and
places OF session Of certain courts in certain
cases." to issue this my Proclamation, direct
ing that the county courts and superior courts
OF law Tor the said county of York, shall be
liereaf err holden at the house Of Matthew Wei $
IN the town of York, on. the west side OF the
main street of the said town and mme liateIy
below, and the next house 10 the Swan Tavern.
Kept by the said Wells, in the county OF York
aforesaid, until the said building shall be re-
quilt.
GIVEN under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal oi the commonwealth.
{ L.. 81 at Richmond, this 10Th day of March.
on thousand eight hundred and four
teen.
4w is BARBOUR
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April I, 1el4

- The editors of the Petersburg Intelli
gencer and Fredericksburg Herald are request
ed to publish the above advertisement in their
respective papers, till day o, sale, AID transmit
.ieir accounts to the editor of the Argus for
payment.
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BELL MEAn

Belonging to the heirs of the late CHAn1.rs To.
GAN, Esquire, containing 1888 acres.-.Deep
creek, which is aiarse and never-failine stream
runs through the tract and affords most yslu.
able MILL SEAT, about half a mile from the
river. to which it is boatable-t is in a good and
HEALTHY neIghbourhood, which with the faci.
lity OF carrying the crop to market by water
increases its value, the freight of wheat being
generally only about 6 cents bushei. There
are about $50 acres above * from 80 to 40 acres
below the creek, of the FIRST RATE Ja MIS-
RIVER LOW GROUNDS--the high land is
principally in woods, lays we'll, is heavily tim
oered, and is generally good fertile F FARMING
and TOBACCO LAND--tt will b. divided into
TWO tracts, as may appear to be the wish OF the
purchasers. Possession will be given of the
land, Tor wheat, in time TO sow this season, and
OF the buildings, BIC. on the first day of Janua
ry. one third ofthe purchase money to be paid
op hrst September next, and the balance in two
anu 81 PAYMENTS Personal security will be
required Tor the hrst payment, and deed OF
trust on the properly tn secure the whole Mr..
Tucker, who lives on the estate, will shew il
previous to the day of sale, to any person Wish
ing 10 purchase. One of the undersigned will
a'so be III the neighbourhood for that purposs
from thu Goth to the 25th April, ans; from the
iOts oi May to the day of sale. Should the 18th
of May. be a rainy day, the sale may possibly be
postponed till the next fair day; but As some
bidders will probably be from distance, as
wen as the subscribers, no trifling cause viii
delay the sale from positively taking place, and
no private sale will BIZ made in the interim.
CHARLES F.LOGAN, Joy
himself and as attorney.
NEIL MCoULL.
April 1, 1914
.
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VIRGINIA.
at a SUPERIOR CoNrtof Chance,v,

VIRGINIA.
ut a SUPERIOR Courtof Chance,y,
holder az the cepiroi'in the City Of Richmond,
fae 9th day Of January, 1914.
Matthew Clay, Piataif
AGAINST
sarah Williams, execnlr.S Of Joseph W :l,asas.
and administrative o; lbert Williams, John
cats and i-uenia AS vile, William Williams
& John u. Scott, executors oF E,ixaprth viii
liams, widow, and Joliu Rohe, q " iiliam,. AN
Infant son of John Williams deceased. by the
SAID Elizabeth Wiliisms his guardian, James
Chalmers, Sarah Chalmers, hate Sarah Wat
kres, WIDOW and administrative, and Mourn.
ing Mcajah Watkins, an infant daughter
OF Nicajah Watkins, dec, ssed, by Henr, Il.
Coleman her guardian, and Nathaniel Wash.
ington Williams, Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams. by Sarah Williams their guardian.
James Vaughan, executor of Thomas Lanier,
Joseph Williams, who W s appointed by the
said Joseph Williams, decd, an ex'or "a; his
will, 4 the heirs, executors or administrators
oil kichard Harrison, deceased, Defcndants.
>HlS Cause cameon this day to b. heard ou
= the Eapers formerly read, and the report of
Commissioners Nicholson, pursuant to thejor,ler
ct the 2lst day OF June 1871, and was argued bv
counsel: On consideration whereof, and be-
cause the new parties made by the amended
pui' neu since the said order of reference to q
Commissioners, were not properly before the
court at the time the said order WIS entered.
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, in the mode prescribed By law. a.
gainst the absent defendants (and they still
failing to appear and answer,) the court doth
recommit the report to the Commissioner who
made it. although the same, in other respects
may be right and correct. for him to consider
and report thereupon.
- ca copy--restel
WM. w. HENING. C. C.
THE Parties Interested will take notice. that
have appointed Monday the 23d May next, to
carry the foregoing order into effect, When ,hev
will please attend a. the Swami Tavern, in this
city between the hours Of aud O'clock, with
their books and papers prepared for compli.
ance with the said order. q E. -
y. JOIN NICHOLSON, NC.
Commissioners Office, Rich, -"
mond. February 90, 1914 { aaM
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ON Monday The I'd day of May next, if fair
~ otherwise the next fair day, the subscrib
ers will sell at public auction, on the premise
without reserve, under the management O,
Moncure, Robinson & Pleasants, all the follow
ing property, viz :--The
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Bf Virtue of the foregoing decree, We, the
uuoers'sned, missloners tperein named, Will
meet at itugh FrencIr's tavern, in the COUNTY of
Powi'atan, onthe 10Th day OF May ne KIT, Sior the
purpose OF dividing the estate OF Charles CIV.
deceased, among such OF the parties as chose
TO come INTO tine partition, according TO the
terms ofltae said decree
THOMAS MILLER
LUnWELL BRACKETT.
JAS. CLARKE. -
fowhatan, Feb Is, 1914 wew
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! Sales at Auction.

April I, 1914.
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Notice.

Richmond. MARCH "a. 1s.4
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t. II u ca ITO ".

sVhs Public are hereby respectfully informed
'hat IN consequence of the. trustees Of the
-" sshington Henry Academy, having failed 10 eIye
osseaS'n 20 the Subscriber; ssreesby to contract,
near HsnCver Court House SS
ne school will be opened on the 18th of the
present month, and discontinued on the I:-h OF
ter dedueling one OF the Summer months tnr 80
uoh. he Subscriber wi teach the isilowing
branches OF learning the English, Latin t. Greek
',nsuases; Writing, Arithmetic, English Comoo.
he ices tor tuition in any, OF ell of the aIovs
menu ned branches, viii be thirty dollars 1a,shia
quarterly IN advance. Boatd, washing And / nda.
ing ing WIN Ue furnished by the Subscriber st Erl.,fv
Do'iars Tor the term, paysb above.
ANY Scholar becoming "A member OF the School
wi" De hable Tor the lees for the whole term ~.
Jan. go.
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NEWS OF THE FRIGATE ESSEX,

NEWS OF THE FRIGATE ESSEX.
BY letters from Nantucket. of the 9Th in
slant, we learn that capt. Classy. of that
Island. has reached home from Bermuda A.
where he was carried from the Pacific o.
ceen. He saw capt. S,ivers there, who
informed him that he had been captured by
the Essex Frigate in the Seringapata m, a
British whale ship; and that capt. Porter
had also taken the Carleton, captain Hal
croft, and one other. and manned two OF
them that he had dispa tChed the Georgia
ma Zone of the vessels previously capturedl
for the United States with i7Oo bbls. of Sper
maeeu Oil, and sent said Stvers in he, as
prisoner-which vessel was re captured of
Nantucket and sent into Bermuda. IL is
thus ascertained that Commodore Porter
has taken three other whale ships, besides
those of which we have already received ad-
vice direct from himself.
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skohSoAN- io's decree of the Chsneery CoiNt
of Williamsburg, n,sde in the suit of roh,
sirt ses'nrt Mitchell ard O hers, NJIL' Re
HOEO Tor fes9y money, m the 7th day Of NAV
next before The door at the tavern nov occurred
hy ihomss Spence. at Wes,moreIand Canr, House
that Nslusb'e Irsct OF Land called Mount plea,a,.
containing shout -, 80
1UIRTEESN INDEED .8CPFS.
In 'h; Cou'"y OF Westn,oreland, which was in the
posses OF John I. Csrter st the tine OF his
Death The Commits oners Who will super intend IL.
SAFE Know the Land, and have TO hesi ation in cav
ing that It is one of the best tracts in the coupr al
Westmereland. ~
JOHN TAHOE EoMAxS
ELLYSON CURRIF, : Comn,rs
r. JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jan. GO. y .m..
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| decided upon Erfnrth for the same reason
which had determined him u come to Lep-
sic, in order to be enabled to appre ciatc the
influence of the detection Of Bavaria. That
| IN order TO protect the passage of the army
f, through the desie, of Lindenau, six thou
| sand men with sixty pieces of Cannon were
left to occupy Leipsc as teste of defile. -
That,the Emperor had given orders TO have
| combussibles, placed under the bridge be-
tween Leipsic and Lindeuau, go as to bio
II up at he last moment. The person
charged with this mission, mistak ng the
time, blew up the bridye, whilst u part of
the army was Still On the ether side, with
pc k of eighty cannon and some hundred
wagons. The duke IF Taren'um sw am
over. Count Lauriston III attempting the
same was drowned Prince Ponia tuwski
mounted on fiery horse leapt into the wa
ter and has not appeared since. That the
loss occasioned by this unfortunate event
cannot vet be asoertamed, hut 1t is thought
does not exceed 1900. That there is no
news from gen. Resn'er, it is not kposH he T,
Their he his been killed or made prisoner.
lh?t The enemy who had been tiisconl fitted
at tAe battles OF the 10th and 18th has re-
assumed by the disaster of the loth, the
courage and ascendaucy Of victory that
the French army after such brilliant sue
cesses has lost It's victorious attitude. On
the Esd the Emperor arrived at Erfurth
with the army.
The last bulletin Of the 9TH Nov. repre-
sents the French army as having effected
It's retreat tn the Rhine, where the Fmpe-
ror lett II after having signed its re- -orfani-
cation and the appointments to the several
vacancies. lie left Mentz on the 8th. and
arrived at St. Cloud on the 9th, ailG on the
10th he was still there, hsving that day been
limiting on foot for several hourss
By a Sera'us Copsul,um If ,ha i-th of
Nov. 300, 0OG conscripis taken from the clas-
ses OF the years II IL, -. ID, 1906, 1907, &
following years to 1914 inclusive, are put
at the disposal of tie minister of war, $780,
600 OF which are to beput into Immediate
serrice.-IGrtratt rom the 11oniteur.
This day (l4th Now Mr.. Crawford. mi
mister PlenipoteDtiary and envoy exttacrdi
nary from She u. S. of America; has had
the honour of being admitted to an audience
OF the Emperor, and presented his crcden
tails to his majesty. He was Conducted to
his audience by a master and an aid of
ceremonies introduced in the cabinet by
his excellencY the grand master of ceremo
MES, and presented 20 his majesty by his
serene highness he prince arch-chancellor
of state.
After the audience, his majesty held q
council of com merce.
His Majesty, the King of Naples, (Mu
rat) arrived at this capital on the Ssh Nov.
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Sales ut AUCTION.

'ENlE subscriber having most T-SLtI,9BTF&
Il extensive JdrS Library comprising every
work OF merit, ancient ard modern, and his svocs-
tons at present rendering it perfectly an unpro-
uoeu~e Capital, has determined to sell the er,te
Library a, auction 10 commence on Mondsy eve.
ming the 2i,h instant ats o'cloek p. NJ under TIE
manage r-nt ct Jaufes Brown .Jr at as auction
room, aext above stir. Robert .Johpsons Store and
nearly opposite the Nerahsn.s Coffee Rdu-r
Many valuable Miscellaneous hooks v III he added
aud Catalogues OF the whole will be distributed
WM. w. HENiNG.
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CONER E.SS

On Tuesday, Mr.. CASTOR moved Reso-
luton, That pending the negotiation with
q. b. it is ineSp-dent to prosecute militia
ry operations against the Canadas for iuva-
sion or conquest" The house refused to
consider it---Nays 9S, Ayes 67.
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BY LAST NIGHTS HfIL.
Ertraet ola letter 10 ne Editor. 1ated

IIITTucI O7 q feElf1' 70 ne I.0ifO-, IufeH
WAsHIEcToN, Jan. 10.
Mr. Clay took leave Of the House n morning
his atihcation unanimously confirmed. R4,s.lI's by
q small majority, as W. are informed Lsugdon
Chevs IL elected Spesker-Chevs, ninety odd
Grnndy fifty odd-some scstterers. lie comnu-
nicaton with the Russian government, on the media
ton, was yesterday s:nt by the President TO both
Honses-itis compieaty satisfactory to the friends
OF administration"
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s P f NC T. r.

named o ''O Ha9J
SPE.N NICER,
About lg years of age, and was formerly the pro.
Hssty OF hiehard Y. .NoeI--When he went of, he
vas dressed IN howe sp 1n-elObes, aud wore Wits
NAT t IS probable he may be lurking about th.. O.;
y oil richmond, as he has uncle in that place by
TIE name OF Richard Logsn, shoe maker he bss
~iso an uncie IN Pelersburs-f he should not be In
be shout Miehsux'a Tavern, Powhstsn. % he va
rHiSed In that nelghbOurhoOd-the isow has p thick
mead OF hair, which grows low down the forehead
rather thIek lips, Il pleasing Oountensnee. will
give twenty dollars reward to have ssid rsIIo s.
red In sny jail or delivered to me in BuckiDpbaro
Cponty, ons mile above the New Store, and ali me-.
ees'arJ charges paid.
HBZEKIBH LIPSCOMB.
buckingham County, Jan. 2o s.n
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A HORSE STOLEN.

Monday evening was stolen frsm stable at
BAY HORSE,
~ years old, star in his krrhsad near fore Got
Hiite-sn excellent saddle horse and w.u ysi,edw
mere ne 10 known ~ the name Of GaAssHoPpER.
nesr W,nchester>he is called SHosMAKeR. / viii
e'ye . ~ tor information that get him, and for
the thief D 10 ana pay all reasonable charges
January g. Wv
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We sKlEGT ON, Jan. 70.
g.. Captain Ofver II. Perry, the Hero OF
Lake Erie, arrived j. this city yesterday.
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Again--if France will return within her
ole limits. will England restore her MART
pique and the other West India Islonds. &c.
&c. which she has wrested FROM France p
Will she restore TO Holland. the Cape Of
Good Hope, and her Spice Islands in the
East' We are very apt to think that MIR.
Bull will let nothing escape from his clutch
es.
MARRiED-oR Thursday last, by the Rev'd
John ID. Blair, Mr.. James Bray, to Miss Mar, Sta.
pies, both of this city.
~ A CARD.-The Officers and Soldiers from
the County OF "'tsylvanis return their thanks 20
Capt. Benz Sheppard, for the hospitality she~
them ON their march tn Norfolk
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PAMPALuNA rs rAKr.t-

The hey Of n. and W sesis, Hss delivered on
che Sist Oct into the Lane eftks RERO Of Vine.
ri, most grateful intelligence vas broush, By
Lord Arthur Hill. b. y
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1EWDOLLARS REU.HRD-

SA IhhNED from the subscribers' stable in The
large '' ago,
G Il + MARE
Upwards of feet in heipbt nd -
sse, with scar on her left side, oceasoncd bv :
saddle. Also a dark y
b II Y II O r Sc,
Mrh. small star in hs forehead, branded wiz,
the letter W en- his right or left tlel--T'he sbnva
reward and travelling expences. viii b. no;a too
The delivery oil the hoEAes, OF dol,ats for eltbee
Jan. 90. "' MANY
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GARDEN SEEDS.

assortment o. GARDEN sEEHg zsrrsn,.5
- Of che iset yeses growth X Genuine, sSs iu,t re.
st''ea sad offered for sale at N Hook Sire Of
JOl1N3oT = WARNER
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A London paper OF the clpt Oct mentions that
severe shock of an earthquake WAS felt throughout
the Island ofCenerife-many houses we're thrown
down. "At Ysndei Alto. rTen. tho mas; of a
large vessel with rigging attached to it, branded u
States" has been thrown up by the sea
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LAND l2OR .SALR.


y the 2Sd day Of February next at Hsnovsy
~ Nou-t Hess, being court day, will be sold
303 heres " Land,
IN ue County OF Han YER, adjoining the Iends
OF Edmund Taylor Sen'r. William King Pet
Winn, j.. Greepl George Mann, Mrs. AnIbo.
ny, and Jacob Christsu-- this Land lies two,
miles this side OF Col GoodaIYs, & within aboo, ~
miles OF the city of Idshmond Ssof the entire Trs.,
about one hundred are cleared & las ,ber.
ard OF prime fruit, ard ire water ieoJ,sl IN on,
IN tue Lower COuntry---Tbe balance of ~
'uncieared Esnd contains valuable arovth az n,,o
ans oak timber perhaps e9ul # not qnperfer M an
within the same dstanceo this city. 10 esrnsntats
on persons engaged IN saving timber for dis n,s-
ket TINS Land would be particularly valuable. Tbr
above described Land late the p-tr,ertv ~
batcheider Valentine deed, and win be sold by the
Undersigned, hiss Widow and Distributes gbo arc,
all OF sge, and will unite IN the neeesssrv ccn,a,
ance u the purchaser - he terms OF sale one mia
essh---one third ia SIX, and the residue in tvsise.
months from the day Of sale, with decd If $3.50
upon the premises TO secure tie payentof The twe
iast inssslnieDts.
WIDOW & DISTRIBUTORS
OF u. Valentine, deed.
~. who died intestafe
N. Il. The Land win be abewn 70 snv per.o,
lesrous Of seeing il application to Mg ssron.i
Buter who his rented It tor the pr, sent vesr
Possession will be given 1t January 1873 or ~,
nars sooHer required. P'''
Jan. %. &c
S'BE Subscribers have quantity of sole IeatJ..r.
Z skirtng and upper lsather on hand, wbicS
Bsr1EL actFMAN, & Co.
IeJpstoO. IsoVssr 81, g.
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RALrfcu. (N. C.) Jan. u.
llliria Requsision !

a requisition of 1000 men of the militia OF
this state. has been made by Gen. Pinck-
ney. Ii is understood that they are to rem
dezvous at Salisbury, & from thence march
To For, Hawkins, (G) They are called
out to relieve a body of Georgia militia.
whose term of service is about to expire
The general desires them to reach their
point of destination by the 1O.h of next
month but tn cannot he accomplished.
IMPORTANT Decision.-The judges of the
Supreme Court, now in session, have pro
nounced the law of 1912. suspending exc
cutions Unconstitutional. Consequently the
late law. further to su sDend the executions,
must fall tn the ground; and the recovery
of debts take the usual course.
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,.
We understand from person who LETT Batavia on
Monday, that Gen. Hairs head quarters i.ere at
that village, and that he had received direct infor-
nation that the British had LEFT Buffalo aud return
ed to their side of the river having previously
advanced about miles in the country. destroying
all before them.
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TWenty Dollars Rezvard.

ANA WAY from the Subscriber about s!.
named 81 A"'"l'" MAJ
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Jan. 90.
A VALUABLE LINE OF STAGES
DISSCLU7ION.

sHh parties have THU csy by mutual consep, d;s.
II solved their connexon in the Goal business.
ROBt. MALI.ORv
JOHN CLARK
CHARLES CLARK
he seose business will b. carried on in futur.
by the subscribers.
WIN. & BRANCH ARCHER.
PowlIstsn, Jan. %. 49,.
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nough to do to mind their own concerns
without intermeddling with those of the u
Mon. But non indeed the tables are turned.
The same party who denounced the poor,
harmless resolutions of the States in so and
1900, are to pass State laws in direct oppo.
sitions to those of the Union. They talk of
punishments, pains, penalties, and prisons.
And this language is held, when there is no
cause TO excite, when there is no breach of
the constitution proven--and when this
species of language tends to encourage a
foreign enemy whom we are encounteruy,
an: procrastinase war in which we are
engaged.
Such are the capr;cious politics of the
Essex Junto ! So different are they when
they are ms, and when they are oats ! AS
little consistent with their own former pro-
LESSONS, as with the lessons Of Hamilton on
the pages of The Federalist, with the last
injunctious of Washington, or the spirit OF
the constitution !--lfthey fly to these mena-
ces AS only tricks to strike ..nnic into
Congress (Which is clearly their ntcntion)
they may be sure nf this that We have
seen the error If yielding in 1919, and the
time has arrived when menaces are desni-
Ised, and the laws must be enforced.s
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O0sfrH, ian. IA.
We were yesterday favored with Halifax
papers to the list instant, and London pa
pers to Nov. s, from which the subsequent
articles are copied:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
TO BE SOLD
WINCHESTER, Jan. 26-[2e] law.

A T public auction on Saturday the
26th oe Feb. next, 90 the premise
At iso'closk at noon. That valuable
Dwelh,g Fsuse e Let. situated On kIns,
street, between Water and Fairfax sts'
where the Post Office is now kept ne
house is 81 feet six inches front, running
back 4S feet, three stories high, with
convenient back buildings which are
bounded by u fest ally; the houses
are built of the best materials ---
There will be six, twelve and eighteen
months credit given, BY securing the
pa,ment.--sold under q Deed OF Trust
to secure the payment 81 ssm Of mo-
new therein mentioned,
ALSO
AT the sarne time will be sold, the
Ground Rent on suDdry Lots. situate on
Prince and West Streets, which are al
improved.
James Keith.
TRUSTEE.
January g.. c.s.