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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have this day entered into
so-parlnership in the Book and Job Printing Bust
ness under the firm of Du-Val and Burke Their
office is az the place lately occupied by Mr.. Sa-
muel Peasants decd. and more recently by A. G..
Booker & Co. They are prepared TO execute
Handbills, Cards, Circulars, &c. &c. in the best
style, on the lowest terms and at the shortest no
tice From their attention and assduity to their
business, they confidently expect share of pub
lie patronage.
PHILIP DU-YAL,
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY

ENRON the subscriber, on Monday the 23d ult.
q my Servant Boy HENRY, (taking with him
a 2, dark bay nlcked horse, which 1 purchased Is
Petersburg, in the fall of 1881 bright mulat-
60, ABOUT 20 or 81 Years old, upwards of 5 feet
niSh, OF rather slender form, with q scar on
one OF his temples and mole on one side of his
lace his clothing viii probably consist of a pair
each white dimmity, black cashmere and stiped
homespun pantaloons, short blue roundi iacket
lined with flannel, and pair of short laced boots
sad servant purchased OF lieut.. Howson off the
Regular army, with whom he had travelled con-
siderably in the Northern States, and probably
VIII attempt 20 get to Petersburg, Richmond.
Baltimore or Norfolk, where he is pretty wen
acquainted. will give the above reward for
;apprehendng and securing said servant and
horse so that Iget them agai
WILLIAM NJ. CLARKE.
Hamilton, N. Carolina,
November f.
The Editors of the Virginia Argus, Norfolk
Herald, and Baltimore Patriot, will insert the
above advertisement in their respective papers
times, and forward their bills TO the Office OF
the Petersburg Republican for payment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
PHILIP DU-VAL
JOHN BURKE.
Ra% n WaY.

Rom THE SUBSCRIBER on the 9th of No.
vember last, bright Mulatto Woman, named
g Il A g Il.
About 4 feet 10 or II inches high, with blsn.
ish on the sightof her right eye. It is presuHta-
bic that she will aim to get to Richmond. Twill
give a reward Of
TEN DOLLARS
10 any person apprehendng the SAID wench in
Powbatan, and safely lodging her in goal, or FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS, if apprehended beyond the
sad county, and safely lodged in goal OF deliver
ing her TO me near Clement Town in Amelia. In
ether case, reasonable expenses will be allowed
I hereby iorewarn all Ferymen, Masters and
owners ofvessels and all other persons whatsoe-
yer from aiding OF harboring the said wench in
any manner whatsoever,
Dec. 20 THoS WOoDSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

4 INSERTED fToma detachment of the 3D. Rife
~ Regiment, sfdtiOnedin Hdiouer. county, State
81 pfrgf'aa, CHARLES RHODES, 5 feet high,
10 gears Of age, born IN Orange County, W c..
has dark eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, and
6y trade hatter-had on zvhen he deserted, his
uniform. II isprO6a5Le he 1piH sell his uniform tie
fTst obpoTfnnity. WhoeUer 7siH abprehe,,d the said
Charles Rhodes and detrer him TO any officer in .as
United States army, ShaR receive the above reward
and GH reasonable erpe,ices III,
JOHN PEN DLETO.M.
Lisnf Sd Rife Regt.
June %. If
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August
RUMFORD ACADEMY,

The term at this seminary, for the next year
will begin on the 15th,Jan. and end on the ism
Dec. following, with the usual vacation. The
course will comprise the Latin Language, the e.
Elementary branches Of the English, and such
OF the sciences As are commonly taught in the best
schools The Literary department will be conduct
ed by Mr. Ro Garlick Hill, whose steady habits s.
mental attainmenis combine to recommend him
as an able instructor Of youth. Terms for board
including bed and candles $50. Tuition $50 /;
to be pad quarterly IN advance Notes of hand
will be be expected Of them who find il nconve-
nient to send the entrance money The situation
is as healthy any whatever.
ostb Nnv 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
EDUcATlON..
Nh. D A v / d b Ell L,
LATELY FROM SCOTLAND


HEREBY intimates to the inhabitants of Rich
mond, that he intends to open a School here, in
Street directly opposite the Columbian Hotel,
upon Monday next the 18th current, where he
purposes to teach English, Writing, Accounts,
Geography, Mensuraiion, Navigation, the Latin
language, and the Elements of the Greek: The
terms of tuition 60 be as follows, viz. the Eng
lish language and Writing dolls per quarter; do.
together with Geography, Accounts, and Men
suraton, 8 dolls. The Latin language, and Eie-
ments of the Greek 10 1ois. per quarter.
ALSO
If number sufic ent to form class. make
application, Mr.. ID. Bell, will, IN the evening.
teach any of the following Mathena, cal branches.
viz. Elements of Geometry, Conc Sections,
Spherical Trigonometry, Algebra, Fluxions, Sir
Isaac Newtons Princpis, &c. in the teaching of
which branches he Ratters himself that he viii
equal the universities.
Mr.. d. Bell, after being taught the most com.
mon branches Of Education, studied several ses-
sions at the Universities both Of st. Andrews and
Edinburgh, where his attention was directed to
tie languages, Mathematics, Mechanical and
Chemical Philosophy, &c. he has also taught Sc
versl years IN Scotland with success and he
trusts, that by his strict attention both 10 the
studies and morals of his pupils, he will con-
tnue to merit that appreciation which he has hi
therto received.
Ample certificates Of abilities can be prodac.
ed.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1915.
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WaNTED TO REM.
CFor the ensuing year.J

(F'or the ersainy gear.
A SMALL MENT
Or the Upper Apartment ola house (situated on
either Main or Cary steees) suitable for small
family.-Apply Mt the Office of the Daily Com
piler.
Dec Il
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THIS is no GIVE NOTICE,

THAT all persons having claims against
the estate Of Watson Patman Of Henrico County.
decd. are requested to bring them forward for
settlement, properly authenticated on or before
the 9th day Of June next. And those indebted To
said Estate arc requested ioma1e immediate pay.
ment.
ELIZABETH PATMAN,
.qdnu1ssfrafrir
Dee 9. 6tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
OF TIE
STEAMBOAT, WASHINGTON.

FBNHE President and Directors of Steam Boat
Il Washington having found the late arrange
ment inconvenient to passengers, have adopted
the following as the permanent winter arrange.
ment leave Washington City every evening
Except Saturday EVENING" at p. M. arrive AZ
rhorny Point by 4 A. NJ. Returning, leave
rhorny Point eysiy day Except Sunday mornncl
at 10 A. VI arrive at Washington CITY in the
course CT the afternoon. Passengers under this
arrangement can travel from Baltimore to Rich.
mond within two days, and will be carried be-
tween Thorny Point, at the month of Acauia
Greek, and Fredericksburg, altogether by day
light. The Steamboat admits of no preferences.
and is prepared 70 accommodate all persons who
may offer.
Passengers in the Steamboat are respectfully
informed that the proprietors of the stages have.
IN order to ensure Z conveyance to all persons
travelling south, put on an additional line of
stages from the landing at Thorny Point TO Rich
mond Arrangements have been made to put
the road from Thorny Point to Fredericksburg
IN complete travelling order. Houses are now
erecting at Thorny Point for the reception oftra.
vellers.
by order of the President,
LAKEWOOD PARISH.
Secretary to the p. S. b. c..
Fredericksburg, Oct. 19-3w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
GENERAL Lawn Grvrcr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
GsSERAL LAND crrIcK,
Washington, Dec. z, 1878.
NOTICE IS hereby given, that no patent for
Military Bounty Lands to any soldier of the late
Army will be delivered at this Office unless tbe
p rson entitled to such patent shall either per-
sonaliy appear, or exhibit apower of attorney in
the following form. -
"StGse Cor 7erTitory) o. t.,
-County--
Know all men by these presents, that 7. "A. Ri
lately soldier of the Unitel State. Arms 10
hereby constitute &C. d. Of the county Of. in
tiie state (or territory of-,my Attorney, for
me in my name, and for my use, to receive from
the Commissioners of the General Land Office n
Patent founded on the Military Warrant No :.
dated the day of = Is
In witness whereof subscribe nv name IN Is
= day of Is
State g or Territory o.
- County Of =
On the day Of 1s--the above named A. b.
acknowledged the foregoing to be his voluntary
act and deed.
.Jtsticecf Peace.
Stafe Cor Territory ef----
In testimony. that the above named f. F. was.
on the day when above acknowledgment was
made, Justice of Peace for the aforementioned
county, Subscribe my name. and afHx the coun :
ty Cor notariaD seal this - day Of 1s
Clerk Of County Court.
Tor Notary Public"
Commissioner of the General Land Office
OF The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws OF the United States are requested 10 m
sert the above three times
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
70 BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS

WANTED good Brick-layer, to build the
" Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
the work IS to be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
fro.vei hands, and some Attendance.
ALSo WANTED, one ntiiion Of bricks made,
lsome this tall, and the balance next spring.
another million will be wanted next summer o
Apply to
August so. eff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
November 29th, 1915.
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA

VNNHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders, for
Il the purpose of electing Directors for the
Bank and the Offices of Discount and Deposit,
will he held at the banking house, on Wednes.
day the Sd of January next,
WM NEKERVIS, Cash'r.
December 9, 1915. tdm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
TO RENT OR LEASE,

1.-TWO or three NEW TENEMENFS with
4 Gar,ien Ground inclosed, on MAnIcx HIr1,
one mile below R:chmond.-apply to
NEIL MCOUIL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

nWING to the increasing III health of Mr.
- Arthur G. Booker, the partnership of Ar
thar G. Booker, & Co. is, by mutual consent,
this day dissolved. All those indebted to the
concern, VIII please make immediate payment to
Arthur G. Booker, who is duly authorized to re-
ceive the same, and those having claims against
the firm, will land them in to him for settle
ment.
ARTHUR G. BOOKER,
JOHN BURKE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
JUST RECEIPED
FRO M DON,
AVID
FOR SALE By
FTTZWHYLSONN & POTTER,

BhOADWOODs PIANO FORTES.
Of superior tome, also strings, tuning
forks and hammers,
Violin bows, bow hair, pegs, bridges &c.
Globes in pairs and aigie 1erresuld Globes.
Mathematical instruments some elegant sefs. }
Prisms and magnets,
Patent, fountain, wcdgewood, pocket and but
t0nhoe nkstands,
Wafer seals, pounce and sand boxes,
Red tape, sealing wax, waters and ink powder
Ebony aud pewter ink standishes,
Boxes Of water colofs, with drawers &c. com
piete
Black and red lead pencils, Crayons SC.
Drawing books on different subjects,
Sape9L fancy Pabsr for LadfeS sgork,
a great variety Of purses and snuff boxes,
LHdsE5e ink for marking linen.
A General Assortment of
ARTTcLUs on
STATIONARY
ann
a HELL CHOSEN SUPPLY
GARDEN SEEDS.
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
70 R g A L T..

TENHE editor of the" Political Examines" wishes
A to dispose of his Printing Office and Esiab
lishment The office is complete and in good or
der. It contains, besides the type employed on
the paper, a handsome assortment Of Job Type
The terms will be moderate to good man. A
credit will be given on one half the purchase mo-
ney. Good security viii be required. Possessi-
on may be had on the 9th day Of February next
Particulars will be made known by applying to
the editor.
Frederick Town, Nov. %. It.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

Elizabeth Simmons and Henry f. Simmons, O.
therwise and before her inter1narriage with the
said Henry F. Simmons called Elizabeth Bill
lngs, administrators of Samuel Billings, de-
ceased.
Neither of you being inhabitants of the Com
monwealth of Virginia, take this mode to give
you notice that shall on Friday the twenty ninth
day of next month December, at the Washing
positions of John Strother and others, to beread
in evidence in the suit now depending in the SUI
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
Detrict wherein am plaintiff and you are defen-
dant.
am, &c.
CARTER WILKINSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

Orders left with MFR. James Brown, junior (;
Messfs. Moncure, Robinson & Peasants /; MUIR
ply e Scott w. j. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du-
Val & Co. OF at the Mandatory, will be duly
attended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing. BENZ. pU-vAL.
April22. :st&wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

nOCT0R B0HANNAN-

THTLLreceiye three or four Young Gentlemen
w Of good education and respectable con.
nections, as students Of msdicne in his Office.
Dec 9. 1915 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
Mn. o. 3. HAYS

Mr.. q, -, HAS
HHyAKE Eotice, that shall on the goth dsy o,
December, At the Bell Tavern in Richmond
between the hours of A. VI. and p. NJ. of tia,
day, proceed to take the dispositions Of sundr,
Witnesses, 20 be read as evidence in my sat a.
eanst you and others, IL the Superior Court Of
Chsncery, for the Richmond District--and tl,at
shall continue irore day tcdsy until The whole ar,
fskea.
W. NICHOLSON.
ass. 80. 2n.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

lo0 DOLLARS REWARD.
4 ASSERTED from Detachment uncier mn con,
NJ maud, stationed in Hanover COUNTY. t.vo
soldiers 81 Tie third Rife Regiments
JoAN.ME.9JWES, 6 feet high, IS years otage,
grey eyes, dark hair, dark complexion and v bro
Jess'0l farmer; 1Oas enlisted in Concord, Wsrth.
Carolina.
EDy.dRD DIP, S. feet 84inches high, "a years
age hasfe eqes, dark hair, dark complexion ana
by Prefession a CARPENTER; 4vas enlisted in NsTt6.
Carolina - '"-
me a60ve re1vdrd nil be sipen for Gbbrehe,ia.
.lig me aooue DISORDERS and differing them 10 am
y0aeerm me UnSted States army, or .fify dollar,
TOR either Of them.
Join. I'ENDLETON.
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regr
Jh"e BE II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

ALBEMARLE TOBACCO
. Il A n DS FOR SALE.
The Subscriber ,oiu sell, on terms accom-
m0dating to the purchaser,
A TRACT OF LAND
Lying on both sides of Hardware river. in the
County OF Albemarle, and containing FIVE hun
dred and forty acres This tract is commonly
known by the name of the
FORGE TRaCT,
and contains quantity of first rate TOBACCO
LAND. Its situation is very healthy--in q neigh
bourhood populous & wealthy, and affords scites
tor waterworks of any kind, on great scale
imdlate possession would be given. Capt John
Harris, whom this land adjsins, has very oblg-
'ngiy promised to shew it to those inclined to
view it. FORT arther particulars application may
be made to the Subscriber in Richmond, by let
ter or otherwise.
Nov. IS, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19

In our last we inserted several pieces m
favor of separation Of Maine from old Mass
achusetts, and the institution of Union Socae-
res to further this grand design--and assigned
as one, among other reasons for the measure,
that it would prove beneficial TO obove one hun
dred persons in this District-and what is bet
ter than all the rest, the advantages would be
principally confined to that gerry zyortky class
Of citizens, who, tired of the dull pursuits Of
civil life, and anxious to display their love for
the people by taking upon themselves the ex-
'ecution of all such offices as shall be created
by the separation, would serve the people for
the sake of----the honor and emoiansnts
For this labor of love the Union Society in
this towps 50 taF tTsn passing ysts OF thanks,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19

In Brunswick, Mr.. Adam Woodside.--a child
of Mr.. Josiah Gould.
In Hallowell, Nathaniel Cheever, jun. eldest son
of the Editor of the American Advocate. aged TO-
While amusing himself in skating on the river, he
Incautiously approached too near an open place,
and the ice broke under him--his companion la d
of eight or nine -ears old, gave an immediate a.
larn, but alas too late to preserve him from wa
terry grave
Scarborough, Nor. 12, f8f5-Mrs. LYDIA LAM
CASTER, wife OF the Rev. Thomas Lancaster in the
seventieth year other age, slept in jesus. She a.
bounded in moral and christian excelencies, being
sweetly united to the Government OF God. Her
heart was in Heaven while she inhabited this EARTH
her conversation was much about Heavenly enter
tainments-Her delight was in the law, gospel and
worship of God Patience had its perfect work in
her SouI--she bore with smile rather than groan
the most distressing sickness. We leave her, in
fruition Of JOY unspeakable and full of glory.
In this town, Mrs. LucY, consort of Capt. Ed
ward BarnevilIe aged 29--On the t0sh Instant
Mira Jane M'Csilssb, aged u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19
MARRIED..

In Brunswick, Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. John Ma
ton, to Miss Polly Badger.-Lieut. John Dunning
I'd, to Miss Rebecca stanwood Mr. John Pease,
to Miss Penda Hatch.-Mr. Charles Toothakre,
to Miss Rebecca Woodsde.--Mr. John Douty, to
Miss Sally Woodward.-Mr, Ezra Cobb, to Miss
Anstres Combes,-Mr. Jonathan Blasdel to Miss
Hannah Purinton-Mr. Stephen Pinkhan to Miss
Elizabeth Nye.
La Harpswell, Lieut.. Peleg Carly, to Miss Jane
Jerden.
In Westbrook, by the Rev. C. Bradley, Mr..
Nathaniel Warren, to Mss Ann Small
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19
Richard Grants Esfafe.

10 be sold by order Of Cous,, on Thursday,
The fourth Day Of .nusry next. at two O'Clock,
in the afternoon, a, the house of the late RIC III
ARD GRANT, Of Freepor,, deceased, SO much
Of the Real Es,ste, Of SAID deceased as viii pro-
duce The sum of Ave butdred ard thirty dol.
lars for the f,symen. of bis debts md incidental
charges. Said estate consisting OF clever acres
OF I. AND with tie bslldings thereon, situated
on The road leading TO Bfunswiek, abouI NO
miles from Freeport Corner. Conditions 10 hs
made known ct The time and p'see OF sale.
WILLIAM EOGG, Administrator.
Dec. Il, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19
Dec. l9

TO be sold at Punllc Auc ion on NJ Jndsy, the
fifteenth day of January mex, at one OF the o.
clock in the afternoon, st the store OF sSSmuet
Small in Minot, the real estate whereof SIMON
MARSTON, late of Minoi, in the county
of Cumberland, deceased, was possessed The
same being about eighty acres ofv-lu.ble Land,
oflot No. 34, in the second division of lois in
said Minot.
The aforesaid property Is TO be sold by license
granted TO Hannah Marstin. administrators on
The estate of said Simon Marston, ty the Cir
cult Court of Common Pleas, for the EuIpose
of discharging the just debts Of he said decess-
ed.
HANNAH MARSTON, Adminissrairix
on the estate of Simon Ma. ston.
Minot, Dec. Is, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19
|P More Men Goods J!
GEORGE HILL, & Co.
Lave just received an additional supply OF
SCARCE GOODS;

AMONG WHICH ARE-supertne blue, black, olive
and brown Broadcloths Plains luthls; Pelsst
Cloths; Tartan Plaid one bale elegant lain AM
twilled Bombazetts all oolors; black and bInt
fattinetts oienett and London Vesings whit,
Jersey trocks; kait wooden Drawers black and
olive elvets; Baizes Flannels ladies' extrs
line colored and black wors,ed Hose Mems boa
yer, Doe-skin and kid (rioves Ladies' kid, was
leather, deecy and Angola do. Cotton Shawl>
Eandanna flag and black silk Handkerchief
cheap plaid silks; black italian and Canton Grape,
hecklin and Cotton Lsces great variety O
plan, plaid and fringed Ribbons; anlbric Button.
stay Lacings silk Braid, etc. etc.
All persons indebted to &. H. & Co. are reques
ted to make immediate payment
Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19

or discovering any gratitude for the services
we are rendering them, accuse US of g pa1v-
ing and nldngling" the Doctors darling off
spring in such manner =" as TO detract much
from its otherwise creditabe appearance.
Now we take this opportunity of assuring the
Doctor, and through him the Honorable mem
bers of the Union Society, that we had no
hand in pa1cing or mangtsag either him or his
favorite Circular-and further, that as this is
a free country, we have as good right to
further the designs OF the Society as he has
We are so far from being disposed to return
railing for railing, however, that we are will
ing the Doctor should be paid for editing the
Argus, and the Society for any money which
it may have advanced for the purchase Of new
types. To this end we give place 10 the Sub
acription Paper which accompanied the Circu
lar, and call upon all trus-biue Democ-Rat to
use their utmost diligence III raising the mon
ey--tor these laboEers must be worthy Of their
hire.
The foIlozOing is The Subscription Paper
The subscribers agree to pay the sums set a.
gainst their respective names, to the Hon. James
Prince, Of Boston, or to the Hon. Woodbury. Stor
er, of Portland for the purpose Of establishing a
fund for disseminating political information, one
half demand, and the other half on or before the
last day of January, A. ID. 1916.
Subscribers Names Residence 4,nolral
*****@ *s-**@", Pownal 81 COZ
fL7 We congratulate the friends of " our inter.
ests and our honor" upon the very liberal support
which cause is likely to receive in the town OF
Pownal. We hope Mr.. Haskell has not neglected
TO forward to the Treasurer one half the amonnt OF
straightforward the other half he can keep until
the last of January. After Mr.. Storer gets th
first installment, and the second is paid to the
" HOnOua6te James Prince" they will then hav,
half dollar piece
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-19

specific, and at the same time the most
profuse euiogy upon the principles of good
old Federalism, that has appeared, in an
Official shape, since the yaledictory of the
great and beloved Washington. From its
alaha to its omega, il is contravention of
the principle, farincitie did say2 the fac
lions, jacobinicaI, disorganizing, deceitful,
demoralzing clalnours, by the continued
and ariul u,terance of which, the admins
ira.ion of the best government in the world
was driven into a hayward course and al
most lost sight of the interests, character
and honour of the nation True American