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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in The Clerks Office Of the sune-
rior Court Of ChsncerY fog the Richmond Dis.
trlet, the Roth day Of Juna, 1915.
AGAINST
John 5 Msy, administrator de 5o1.is nan with the
VIII annexed John May deed, and as ,cyisee
OFT the sarl John, Daniel Epes and Il ily his wife,
wheh rotly is daughter and tleyisec Of John
May, derd, Thomas Lewis administrator of Ann
Lewis, his late wife, who was execu,yix OF John
Aisyi deed, and the same honias Levi, in his
own right, Richard Stephens, George MAY, The
oiotick BAR Bapister administrator dc 5s,is no,,
with the will annexed OF John Ban,stcr ,eea,ed.
John Monroe Banister deyisee of John Hap:stcr.
deed, md Hector Mcneil DcG,nigYfs
TIE defendants John $. May, Thomas Iena.
and Richard Stephens net ha'ing entcred their a,..
pearance aud given security according TO the Act of
Assembly aud he Rules of this Court. and il au-
pearnS By Satisfactory evidence, that thcy are NO;
inhabitants oi this country: IL is ordered, That the
ssii delendants do appear here on the first day of
the next term aud answer the bill If the Plaintiff;
and that copy O. this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper publ shed IN the City of Rich
inond, boz two months successfully and pos,ed at
the Iron, door OF the Capitol in the said City.
II Cnpy.-Tcse,
WiLLL2.h ". HE.HLN'G. C.. C.
Sept. G.. Sw
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VTRGT.VT9.
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the gu.
pcrior Court OF Chaucery for the Richmond
District, the 26th day Of August, 1915.
Robert Peasants, Plaintiff;
agdinR
Samuel Coates, .ir. and William Clew; trading
under the firm of Coates and Clew, Defps, .
The defendants not having entered their sp.
Psaranee and given security according to the act
Of assembly and tho rules Of this court and IT ap
Fearag BY satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this countryS It is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here on the first
Gay OF the next term and answer the amended bill
ofthe PLAINTIFF and that a copy of this ORR be
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published
~ the cityof Richmond, Cor two months success.
lively and posted at the front door of the capitol
N tho said City---A Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM w. HENING, C. c.
Sept. f3- w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
NOTICE.

En Y virtue Of dee1 Of trust executed no
I'D John Bollright, To me rs trustee, forpur,,o.
ses there ~ neptioned. I shall proceed to sell IN
the pFemises) on che 18th day Of septembe-
1915.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX
ACRES OF LAND,
lying in the county Of Cumberland on Hon.
Quarter Creek.
SAMUEL EOBSoN.
IrusEeei
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
August 2.
VIRGINIA:

NthGtINlAs
At Rules holden in the Clerks Ofics Of the Supe-
ror Court Of Chaucery for the Richmond Dis
triet, the Goth day of June, 1915.
Parham Booker. surviving partner OF the mercan
tile firm of Booker 6, Morton, Plaintiff,
Against
John Wiley, Edith AsseIin Francis Anderson, Sam.
ut Wallace and Elizabeth z. his wife, formerly
Elizabeth Z. hsselin, Jshn C. AsseIin, and 10
sePh u. Asselin, which Elizabeth F., John C., anil
Joseph r are children of FranCi, Asselin, deed,
the said Joseph being an infant By Samuel Wal.
iaSe his guardian, Defendants
THE defendant John c. Asrslin not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act Of assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant Of this country: u il ordered
That the defendant do appear hefs on the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill nf the plain
til; and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond, for two months successfully and posted
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city
coPy.-Tcste,
I'm. ". lining, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
VIRGINIA

At Rules holden in the clerks Office of the sumo.
rior Court df Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 26th day ofJuly 1915,
Joseph Jones, Robert Brchett, Paul Nash. John
Pegr1m, admins .rator dc 5onis non Of Geor7e
Pegranl deceased, and David Robertson
Piai,GEs.
against
John Wilder, James Durell, and Hector Mcneil.
and Thomas ". Robertson, Benjamin w. LEIGH,
Joseph G.. Wider, ard Joel Harmon. and
Thomas Jones, and Daniel Epes and Richard
McRae, executors Of John McRae, the Young.
e., who was executor of John McRae the elder
and Cranberry and Haacock, Alexander Nc.
Rae, Conway White executor Of John Henry
. deceased, Thomas Noryell, and Gallego, Rich.
ard, & CO. DefH,,5yi,
The Defendant Thomas b. Rob rtson not bav-
ing entered b's appearance and given security
aceordmgt to tnc act 81 Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an nhabhant of this coun.
try; 10 is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill ct the Plaintiffs and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in sone
newspaper published in the City ofPichmond. for
two months successfully and posted at tire front
door Of The Capitol, IN the-caid City
Cory--Tsgtc,
W7n WIgEHING &C.
Augp-t q, g,ew
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Sept. 10.

ELRGEvLl:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the su.
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 10th day of June, 1915.
George TharPc, Plaintiff;
.lgGinss
Joseph Ilotner, Francis Smith, William Pace.
Jesse l.. Dupuy, Lewis Mabry, John w Davis
and Pleasant Akin, Defendants
THE defendant Joseph Bother, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that he is not inIiabitant of this country: II is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
ON the first day of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order,
.he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ilsiIed IN the city OF Richmond, for two month.
successfully and posted at the front door of the
capitol, in the said city.-----A copy.-Teste,
WLLLL4.N ". KE.NLN'C, C. c.
Sept Is. aw
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August Q.
VIRGINIA.:

FIiNOllS1A !.
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the su.
perior Court ofChancery for the Richmond Dis.
trict, the 26thday of June, 1915.
Frances B. Greenhow administrators with thewiu
annexed of Samuel Greenhow, deceased.
Plaintii6:
against
James Weleh, Thomas Southcomb, Robert Pat.
ton, and Thomas r. Rootes, Defendants.
lie subpoena I'D reUioendurn awarded in this
cau7e, not having been returned executed ON the
defenIiants James Wech and Thomas Southcorb-
and they not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court and it appearing b1r
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi-
'ants OF this country: H IS ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill of the plain
TN and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
OF Richmond, for two months s,lccessiyely and
City.
A Copy-Teste
.n..,,., r. VIM. w. Heniug, C. c.
hus"S' 10. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
VcRGINIA:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the su.
perior Court Of ChanccTy for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915.
William .Selden, admir-, de 6onis nm, Of Iasepb
Selden decd Elizabeth J. Darlington, adm'y
Of Edward Darlington, deed, Edmund Per.
dleton, ex'or Of Edmund Pendlcton, decd
Samuel Sheppard, Joseph Gallego, ex'or OF
Thomas Gill,at and OF James KIRBY, late rncr.
chants and partners under the firm of Gilliat and
Kirby, and JoGph Gallego and Robert Gordon,
merchants and partners, Plaintiff,
.1edinst
George Pickett, Robert Pollard Chsrles John.
son, aud Nathaniel Sheppard, adrn'rs of John
Pendleton, decd, and John Pendleton, The said
Nathaniel sheppard and Mary 6. his wife, and
Spotswood Lipscomb and Elizabeth his wife.
which said last named John, Mary S. and eli.
zabeth are the children & co. heirs Cf The said
John Pendleton, deceased, Defs
THE Subpoena, al ropiUeudnfr, awarded in this
cause, not bcGg returned executed on the defen.
dants John Penleton and Spotswood Lipscomb
and Mary $. his wife, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they are aot inhab tants OF
bis country: II is oS36rsd. That The SAID defcn.
iants do appear here on the first lav Of the ueyi
erm and shew cause, IL any they can, against The
revival By the said process sought and that q
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond.
Or two months successfully and posted AZ the
ront door ofthe capitol, in the said city.
A copy.--Teste,
WLLLLy3yH IS, HEATJvG, C. c.
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august Q.
VIRGINIA.:

At llules holden - the Clerks Office Of tic snpe.
rior Court Of C'''nccry for the iiehmo,d Dis.
trict, the 25,h day Of June, 1915.
John BeIl PiGiaaf,
Against
John G.. Davies. DrRadqr,
THE defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and gwen security according 10 tire pct Of as
seruby and the rules Of this court end Il appsgring
by satisfactory evidence that he is net an inhabitan
Of THIS county is ordr3ed That the saiI degeu.
dant do appear here on the first day Ut tie next
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and tbai
q copy ot this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the city or Richmond, for
two months successyel and posted at u, front door
Of tie capitol, in the sad CITY "A copy4-Testc
I'm. W.Hsnisg, G. g
August W
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
August Q.
VIRGINIA.:

NlRtIiNiA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the sune.
rior Court Of Chsneery for the Richmond Dis.
trict, the Goth day of June, 1915.
Elizabeth I]alIew, PiassfH.
4Qdinst
David Patteson and Reuben u. Patteson, executors
OF David Patteson, who was executor nc Thomas
Balew. decd. Jesse W. Ills ras and AlneEy hi,
wife, Thomas Ballew, William Ballew, Battersby
Balew. and Dorothea $. Saunderson, Ile6's.
TtIE Defendants Jesse w. Thomas and Meekv
his wife, Thomas Dallew and William Ballevc nct
having entered their appearance and given SECURITY
according TO the act cf assembly, and tie i,Ies Of
CHS court, and it appearing By satisfactory evidence
that they re not inhabitants OF this country h is
ordersd Thst ihe sail defendants do appear here on
the srst day Of th, next term and answer the bin Of
the plaintiffs and that copy Of This order be for,h-
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, for two months excessively and
posted 1T The front door Of the capitol in tic said
city.---A copy.-Icste,
I'm. ". Heaipg, g. 9.
Auptsf q O..
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TLRGLL7

VIRGINIA..
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftI.e su.
perior Court ofChancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the Goth day of june, 1915
David and Arthur, Indians and Paupers, children
of Judy, who was the daughter Of Nanny,
Plaintiff,
Robert Davidson, I John Scott, Lewis Clarke, and
Euclner Elder, Defendants.
TIE defendants Robert Davidson and Buckner
Elder, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the net Of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF tins country: II is "rIered That The said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day OF the
next term and answer. the bin of thdplantifTs (;
and chat copy ofthiS order be forthwith ins erted
in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months succ essively, a, = posted 1t
tbe trout door of the capitol, in tie said city.
a copy.--Teste,
YLLLL4.iT ". HE.N.s.'AC, c.. c.
Sept. 49, 9y
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rLRGNLq.

TIPGLNL2.
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the ST..
perior Court of Chancrry for the Richmond
District, the 26th day Of June, 1915.
John Taylor and Frances his wife, IPLsinaFs,
.igainss
Daniel Hawes, az sdmiIIstratorofT abitha Halves.
deed, and in his own right, Josiah Lcake.
William Miller, lclerk) William Miller, iu.
p NOR, Thomas Miller, William Halves, Nancy
Quarles, widow and relct OF William Quar- es.
deed, James Halves, - Burton, William
ThacSer, William VI. Halves and Tabitha r
his wife, Harrison Hughes and Mary G.. hi,
wife, William BuVton and Ann III. fiis wife.
Charles Burton and Elizabeth I. his wife. SalIv
w. Qusrles, William ii. Quarles, James +
Quarles, Catharine 70. Quarles, John \. Quarles
and Frances ID. Quarles, which said fabitha r
Mary G. Ann III. Elizabeth |. Sally w. William
H. James T. Catherine b. John 4. and France
D. are children and distributes of William
t{uaFles and Nancy his wife, who is q distribu-
tee OF Iabitha Halves, decd, Detsnda,,ts
THE defenG2nts William NJ. Have and Tab;
Aha L. his wife, William Burton, and Ann Fl
ms wife, Charles Burton and Elizabeth l. his VII
Sally w. Quarles, William II. Quaries, James 7
Quarles, Catharne B. Quarles, John A. Qtiarles
and Frances d. Quarles, not having entered their
appe2ran ce and given security according to III
nc: OF assembly and the rules of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not Inhabitants of this country: II is ordered
That the said defendants do appear here on the
ilTst day of the next term and answer the bill OF
The plaintiffs and that copy of this order BE-
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publ shed
in the city of Richmond, for two months success
svely, and posted at the front door of the capitol
N the said city.--A copy.--TeSte,
WILLL4.lI ". HENIFG, c. c.
Sept. I3. s,v
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August %.
VIRGINIA:


AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the su.
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June 1915.
James Bullock, administrator of James T. Hub.
bard, PLAINTIFF
.1gaiSe
John PittnSn, TO wlora as sheriff ofthe county oG
buckingham, administration OF the estate of ST.
sauna Wilcox, hath been committed. who was
administrative of Edmund Wilcox. dec. & Ed
mund w. Hubbard, Robert Z. HubbaIJ, and
Louisiana Hubbard, infant children of lanes
Il. Hubbard, dec. Samuel Allen and Thomas
West, Dee,rd.,ts
The subpoena al re1iuenFvrn awarded in this
cause, not having been returned executed ON the
defendant Samuel Allen, and it appearing by sat
isfdctory evidence, that he is not an nhabtant of
this country Il is ordered, That the sad ,leGpn-
dant do appear here on the first day of the NEXT
tern and shcw cause, if any lie can, against the
revival, by the said process sought and that 4
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City ofRichmond. for
two months successiyeiy and posted at the front
door of the Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
Aug. %. " ws ~;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18

Dutch ally Is willing 10 surrender, and wants N
sovereign Prince 20 get indemnifed from France
! by the help.of England Modesty and modoratio,
we believe, are notreckoned among the poIitca
virtues =
There is one commercial house in the cit,
which pays 4o00l year Cor the postage of foreign
letters
Ten tons ofsilvert the property ofa single house
! IN the city, has been iaetly me.ted down for ex-
portation.
Weare glad to learn that cotton goods continue
IN great demand. Manchester was never known
TO do more business than it has for some weeks
past. The Americans have assisted greatly in
clearing the markets and we may hence be 81.
tished that the stories ofthe progress oftbe cot
ton trace IN the United States, is not authentic
Glasgosv Iaper.
August $50.
II is intimated from Brussels, that The expect
cd occupation by the Allies, of the second line of
French fortresses (Valenciennes, Condo, Sc)-
has erected great sensation in the North of
France.
From Vienna, it is said that all the Armies of
Reserve have been ordered to march to France,
likewise PARK OF artillery from Ollmntz. The
DIXIE and Duchess of Cumberland, with the He
rlditary Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg, arrived on,
the 1lth at Frankfort.
The elects which Madame Murat brough,
with her 20 Trieste, and which she will he allow
ell to retain, amount to 300 900 dlucats in gold,
30 hundred weight of silver plate, and dia-
monds. on very moderate valuation, to the a
mount of at least 3,0o0,o0Ok sterling
Some stock was bought in yesterday in the
name OF the Duke of Ycensa late Grand Cham
beriain and Master of the Horse to Bionaparte-
Among the causes ofthe rise ofthc funds we may
mention that the Court OF Ghancery bought yes
ter.lay between and 3,o00,O00L and had bee,.
making purchases during the whole week.
The British parliament is prorogued from the
I'D ot August to the ID November.
The French papers contain all the necessary
DEGREES, orders, &c for the reduction of the old
and establishment ofanew French army This
operation It is expected, will completely purge
the military ofail Bonapartean Influence
The ETotas has sailed from Plymouth for
.,idlfa, where Savary and Lalemand are to be
landed from her; but how farther to be disposed
| of Is not mentioned.
| The duchess dAngouleme has been received
at Bordeaux, with the most enthusiastic ioy on,
the first night OF her arrival the ILLUMINATION
were continued till sunrise. Bonaparte, SAID she,
was the only one of the Bourbon family that had
| the spirit of a man
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
PUNISHMENT OF cRuEfetys.s

RALEIGH, N. e. Oct, $40
The Superior court OF this c0untycma-7
menced its session on Monday last, IJndse
Seaweil presided. Indictments weeenFe,
lerred against four PERSONS, viz Saiinel
Bailey, John L. Cooke, John Davis, and
VIM. Heiflin for killing negro named Ste
phen, the property of the said Bailey -
and truebills being found against them
the three first were seyeralIy mt an
their trial. Hefflin had made his escaue.
Ii appeared from evidence, that the Negro
had run away and was taken M in this ci-
ty about the middle of the day on the 4th
OF July last by Cooke & Hefilin, that they
tied him and started home with him TO his
master Bailey who lived about 20 miles
from Raleigh, that they were joined by
Davis on the road, that the negro received
sundry whippings q other i'll treatment on
the way-that on their arrival at Bal
ley's he asked Cooke what satisfaction
he required for his trouble of taking uD
the Negro, he replied g that he wished
only to give the Negro whipping,u
to this Bailey readily consented, the Me-
gro was accordingly stretched upon log
aud whipped by both Cooke and fIefIiln, in
the presence of others that after they had
oA'~AA iiihh ~ vi ~ Aelcltcs lJailcNs TIE OHn@
er, was about TO whip him; but before he
could do So, the Negro expired.
Cooke was tried. His trial occupied fhe
whole of "Wednesday. The jury; after &
short consultation, found him guilty.. Yes
terday Bailey and Davis were tired The
same testimony was adduced against Davis
that had been brought against Cooke; hut
none oft proved that Davis had actually
beaten the slave himself hut that he had
been present, and on one OCCASION,
promoted the whipping Of him, in order to
get him TO say where a runaway SLAVE of
his was.
The Attorney General acknowledged
that the testimony against Bailey had been
slight.
Thejury, after few minutes consuIta-
ton, returned verdict of Not Guilty, in
both cases. rsg
Sentence will Probablybe pronounced on
Cooke this morning.
Col. IL. G. Burton supported the prose-
cutions, and Messrs Nash aud RuRin were
counsel for Cooke and Davis, and MIR.
Browne fer Bailey egister.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
The battle Of TiPpeeanos.
Fran tie .q5eiHe .4mericains.
No %, October 9Th.
E.&GI.9.N'D.

England organized the French Revolution, to
aveuge herself for the assistance rendered by
France to the Americans during Their strugg e
for dependenCe-the manifesto of Great Britain
at that epoch, contains the threat, and IL IS &C.
knowiedged by her partizans, who Justify il as
legitimate reprisal. TO further the vindctive de-
sign, under the auspices of the Duke dOrIeans
{ EgdG1e J she laid the foundation of rhe cub
Breton at Paris. Egalite, Mrabeau Talleyrand
COndOrcct, ClermOnt-I oDnere, Latouche, &c
were the fathers OF that Club and the fashionable
admirers OF England, and afterwards the intr-
guers, &c. were the disciples From this Club
arose that OF the Jdc96ins, where foreign agents
acted so influential part but when this cub
became too powerful, England kindled the flames
OF tie TeHdee
The Nendeans were sufficiently encouraged TO
commence civil war but when Their successes
appeared rapid and decisive, tbeywere abandon
ed, and England furnished them with assistance
but just sufficient to keep the wound Ga seignee)
open.
England refused for long time TO permit the
French princes and cnigrants to JON the disaE
fected in France, nor did she consent 10 this mea
sure until tie affair at Quiberon, and when the
Nendec was PROSTATE
She ravaged Toulon, and seized upon the
French fleet when The creduious royalsts OF tie
South deiNeredup TO her mat port
She insisted that sine should be remunerafed
FOR the Promised assistance which she was i. rem
der tie Nendeans, by The surrender 10 her of the
port OF Brcst. NLmy OF the Nendean Chef,
who believed the honor of the prince to be inse-
parable nom tie power Of the nat on, and who
uniformly and encfgetcally refused to accede to
tins dangerous cesslon, were Abandoned. aud
bread was refused them, when they became the
victims Of their loyalty.
With the consent Of England. the Allies in
1872 & '93 took possession, IN their own name
OF those strong places IN Flanders and Hs,ns,llt ,
winch surrendered to them, when they ho,sted
their arm Fag instead Of that Of France, and Tins
during tie lite time of Louis 10Th
10 Indemnity herself, Great Britain attempted
TO surprise Duhkrk, and would have succeeded.
lad 1t not Doen tor the ignorance of the Duke o.
York, who was defeated by HOuchafy
Prociaming the abolition Of The Slave Trade.
she declared war against the negroes of st. Do
mingo, TO destroy tie plantations of that most
important colony 70 France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, October 1s, 1915.

"A friend put into our possession a few
days ago, the last number of the :. .fbeiiie
.9meficdine" published in Philadelphia.
from which we have made the translation
which follows. From the character we
have heard of the Editor of that paper, the
charges he has made against the British gu-
vernment, cannot proceed from nation.
hostility, but must be occasioned by proc
whlchhaye forced conviction upon his MINI
Indeed, we have had sufficient pro9f of t
attempts of Great Britain TO interfere l.
oar national affairs, as also her eadeavour
TO produce internal commutions and exter-
nal attacks-the first is proved by the dis
closure OF the mission of John Henry-the
second by the conduct of the Indians Oh
our frontiers previous to the commencement
OF the late wars We are told That the ne :
publican prints continue to abuse .he Bfi-
tish government, whilst the British minis
terlal prints have buried the hatchet.-Had
the American government disgraced Itself
by the employment of an officer like the in
famous Cockburn, and given him the ION
mand of a ruthless band of buccaneers and
banditti, who would carry fire and sword
amongst helpless old men, women and chill
dren, would the ministerial prints have
kept silent Or would they not rathei
still have stunned the ears of the whole
world with their animadversions on our
conduct ? They know well that their go-
vernment In conducting the war against
Us have SO widely departed from the usages
of civilized warfare, that even the Legiti-
mates of Europe turn from it with horror.