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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24

ia'rc ii;,'o al.craiioS = ana ,-,e3s. "a
;asionai reforms are indeed indispcnsa5,N
3ut 1t IS presumed few radical changes rs.,
be necessary in a system which ha, exisr.,d'
with little variation. for nav " two cen,u'
ries. the object os admiration abroad. ami ,f
affection a, home.
The condition Of the treasury is probable,
such as that we may flatter ourselye, th,,
ex'sencies OF tue state will DEM and no nm.
usual addition to the pressure experienced
from the national acquisitions. The imx
prnsemene OF our finances by every practi.
cable method short of increasing tho pnbI,-
burdens. is a subject which deserves ana
will undoubtedly receive your attentive con,
| sideration.
Gentlemen,
Our Joy at the return Of peace was
heightened by the reelection, tia, ihe who's
community of civilized nations were NJ
length allowed 20 partake of the same ble,e.
ing /; and hopes were entertained of a long
repose favourable not merely to the purl
| SUITS OF regular commerce, but to the best
and highest interests Of mankind. yViDse
.uuv.shg tnese hopes we are surprised with
!h'enSence OF revolution, rot less astonish..
ing IN tne manner Of its Accomplishment.
than in its probable EFFECT upon the tran.
guilty of the world, Whatever conseou;n.
ces may now from events SO extraordinarv.
RI surely 6ehoves this cation not to mingie
IN the connections which are again to agi2
tare the Eastern Continent Separated
from that theatre Of dscord by as great
poiiticai as natural boundaries, we shonld
MI requite the bounty of Heaven by taking
IT'S choisest CUTS upon the issue Of European
con'ests Having sessonably escaped from
war winch, 1t It had continued, must have
inV.ivca US N these additional horrors. we
snail md more useful and honourable EN-.
pioymen. IN caltivasing the arts of peace, in
cn.rishihB q promoting a national spirit and
character, in strengthening our union, and
I, ehueaVo1rng bind NO the deep wounds
already Inflicted upgn our country.
JOHN COTTON SMITH.
GENERAL Assembly, May Session, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
Lolgpog. April 90

II Is rather carious that Ney, who is now
convinced (see his proclamation from Lou
sic Saulnier If the 18th inst, that the resto.
ration OF. Bonspsrie is so necessary 70 the
happjpess ard freedom Of Francs, and who
is tho Srst Marshal that has recorded his
attachment 10 him, was the first marshal
sho in Apvil last, vas convinced that the
Ts'n-s Of the BosT5ODs. ard the entire abdi.
esiio7 Of SOnaparts, was the yish of the
nation IN his letter dated Fontainbseau,
April S, to the Prince Of Beneysaso, Prssi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
PAa1s, FEB. 9!

- FAAiSI req. 70.
On Wespesday last, the 29d of Feb the an
niVersary OF the birth of Washingtor, hume
rous meeting of the citizens OF the United
States celebrated the memory Of their patriot
hero. The dinner was attended by Messrs
Bayard, Clay, and Russell three of the Pleni.
Potentisriss who concluded the peace of Client,
ana ALSO by the Marquis de la rsyette, Wash
ington's worthy companioa in arms
His Exceliency Mr. Crawford was prevented
from attending ny indisposition. Lon. PAP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
LoEpoN. March &

private letter from Paris, dated the 2sl
nit says, that the court of the Thuilleries had
been for some days in great agitation, in eonse
quence OF ithere having been transmitted by
post from Fkeines, ADD other departmental
towns, manuscripts copies Of avery republican
constitution, accompanied by menacine pro.
chmation. The government people thought
that the jAeobins were ready to make an at
tempt 10 overturn the government. but most
sensible people considefsd it trick OF some
IN advised yoyalist, 50 force the court % take
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24

GLASGOW, March 8.
Yesterday morning number Of people
assembled on the Deanside Brae, under
pretext Of showing their disapprobation of
the corn bill, and having previously pre-
pared an eftigy emblematic of their design.
about IL O'Clock large bonfire was kinded
for the purpo-e Of immolatine their victim
The magistrates, however, in order 10
check these tumutuary proceedings. sent
the horse patrole to the spot, who dispers.
ed the meeting, and lodged the Man Of
Sfrarp in safety in the police Office. The
crowd, we are sorry to say, again Assem-.
bled in Queen street about O'Clock, mani
testing strong symptoms Of a riotous dis.
position, by breaking the windows Of the
house of Mr. Finlay (the member of the ci,
w aud pelting the parole with mud and
stones. Any further mischief, however
was fortunately prevented, by the arrival,
between FIVE and six O'Clock in the after.
noon, oftwo troops of cavalry from Hamil.
ton, who patroIed the streets in the neigh
borhood till late hour. AS the rioters
seemed to be entirely COMPOSED of idle BOYS
and apprentices, we would strongly recon,
mend, should any occurrence OF a similar
nature again take place, to masters and pa.
rents tokeep a strict look out after the
young men under their charge, and exert
their influence and authority in keeping
them back from such scenes Of outrage.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-07
This is to give Notice,
u lOkE. Rc9r.

mar the suDscrl aers Of aiaxsntiria
County in the District of Columbia,
nave obtained tfom fas Orphans Cour,
siore ssiti letters of administration on
his Estate of VIM Newton, late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased: all persona
.evsng GAINS against the said aeccdsnt
are hereby warned To exhibit the sage
with the vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribcrs duly authenticated & passed By
he Orphans Court, on or before the
a day oil Ju..v next, or they may by
law be excluded from al keneHt 20 SAID
estate ana those indebted thereto are
!. required to make inmc date pegmcn,.
Gwen under our hands this I'd Gay
4 january 1915 80
.gas,istine .Ne.cton.
Davia Rickstts. 4
Ereeators QfNm. Nsvtan' !.
January 5 d8w q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-07
Il offer to the attention Of Monae ad
lsMen of disrernmcnt,
VERY " Al y a BL r
IRON ESTATE, /

On. the rivers Shenandoah and Po-
tomac, in the COMMITTEES of Je Hsfson ard
Loudoun; torstbe workine ct shich
wishsto form small but able Company,
ION permanent principles dee ming the
rresent moment to be PEI uliarl, iay ,t',; I
able forsits operations.
u The Sesfs for such Works have been
viewed by practical men & pronounce
good-thc ore banks are consenis titig
situated: and the ore abundant. easily
raised, and rich Yielding iron Ct YER: ],
superior qpality A. appearsirora the e s
timony of thBse whoss have made and
wrought it;--therc are several favorable
sacitcs;--tkc commando of water is power''
fuE;--and the wood on twenty thousand
acres OF land (all. onestrac) IS aban
dant and coi,venien here are iewil
any such Iron estates in America and
this is peculiarly favorable in situation.
to the. seat Of government, where a sap-
ply OF Iron Of the best quality is always
"a demand, and where ii must be high
~ Important to have It free from. the
chances Of War. Z.
The proposed works will be happily
situated forthe supply OF . wealthy ahe
populoas farming country, needing such
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-07

Having tlll1ln aSseIOsA = Pa
,,h.sR !, Is 81 Stse Iase 4fesaisil y stis
:s IS, sd oi svs st sprsland sonftay
s viFrInia All persons hsvink Chains q
y,.;c.t he dec ssed are egsssss ed stss
II;,rwsr u sthess an or befoFe The at jan
s,. u.,s psxt, being desireas 70 sscc rtaIn
tie amount Of his debts, that sfra.,'sss
:,nent NAV be- mad fer their disc harEe
ii chose ind ebssd t. tIss SAID de-
+ esascd. are YeQaested q make inanre-
i Ate psyroe st, as The situation Of the
Estate s Viii not admit Of indulgence.
Onfthe 5tEa Of January next,
|: WILL. BE SOLD. Al Maltox B,idge,
,-soon ! credit watit the igss Of Sepsem-
beruext, Is bear isisrest from the date,
San 4hs P4rishabie ros ts;fy ysass
!. as14H b. JErs., dsceased, consissing Of
Htas and Rcddings Household ard
Kitchen FurnitaFc, two fsc aosses Is z
tasr Iorsthe Saddle or Hsfpsas, and 3
\ variety &c other Articles. 6 4 81 {. 8
~ the some lime q 9tSaee, vii be SD
FIFTY Head of Hofned Cattle, afldsfltty
! Head &c sheep. Much OF the Cettle
Will Sc good Heel. and sfnoas the SneeI,
,excellent Mutton. d pon the sane tern's I
is sbose Band and approved scsu y
will be required, (but il proposed By the he
sparrhasers) approved bonds then VIII
BE received il paymrnt.
Dai.icl Carmichael
.adm'r. Of =. D. Jet.
Westmorcland Comfy Va.
Dccenber 10 90. g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-07
This IS to rive Not;ic,s.

his q y TO give Notice. II.
the Suascriber u Alexandri, = ''S
n the District Of coluabia. s'sas,
saiaed frem the 0rphm.s Corr, ~ y o.
.coplnty, Letters ar AdmInis,r,,;s'as a'a
the personal Estate Of Mary AM NV =, q
I'm, decessed hll persons "a.
kaaitas against the said Decedee, s'' s
hereby warned 70 exhibit ,as ~
ssitia the voucher, thereof, d i. 'sss
Escrissr slu's authenticated and =. ".
by the 0rrhaa's Court, on Or h ~.
ne 23d day of May next, or s, :
may BY law 30 excluded from AM. ~
liz to said Estate, aaa those isa .s'' !,
thereto arc required to make ;r, sel
aiatc payment Given Andcr nv l s.',
THIS 2Sddsy of Nov mher 1871 "''a
Andrew FLEMING
Adm'r of Mary DIM AIR., Z,
Nov. "a. a.. "
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500 Dollars Reward.
.A8sCONDED from nv plsntatl0'
commonly called Sadlty Farm,
THREE SLAVES,

FRANZ, NAT-HENRY, and FRI
DERI-K-Rraak is $ f'et . O 9
inches high, stoutly formed aaa N.
markedly strong, about 80 or se!'.'
OF are, very large mouth, tnles r.
mineat lips, fls, broad nase anu ! ~
stack complexion, hi. feet are ! a.s'
very large, with several scars % 'n''A
cut by an axe he is Ca-t,n'FT,,-.
MAJ Henry is 5 feet, ard a5oal -. .' .nl
high, we'll proportloned, acu 's,;a !,
likely, Of a dark brown co'np.sa W.
sloyealy in his dress, not yer, = .'' ~.
gent. AID generally smiles va ~ ii. II
Ken to --Frederiek is about y ION t;;cs,
of sre. feet 8 or 10 inches Olgs
stout and active, has an impse'sissi i,
in his speech, anda larg. seq y Win
upper lip, is bright hi ,1 S,;r :
r : eyes, and short cu'lsa & NV 'ar,,d
Fl rb;s GLOW was formerly aceu'l' , .
- wait in the house and sl'sa ,o,s.
horses but for the last ; ysa'' I Win rul
cd 1t the Blacksmith's traaf' les Il
oiye. ..iF taken within the c ",".,s,,,,.
q .St,norelsnd, Richmond's N9' ~. j.
s y land, Lancaster, Or ,ny vs n',i,,,
tho state Of Maryland, l I.',y D ,Isvs,
far either ofths above Mans s,ssa-d,
s-If within the counties Of s saah i.
q King George, 80 Dollars w slris
within the counties Of Prince 80. cam.
~, hss, within the State Of yir. .,.s, 4
%, e.rh--!f obi Of the ne Fan psS,n
! Virginia q MARYLAND. 100 = ,, nsi
eash, with all rcasonabl: eAi J, .sa.
bringiag hone, or seel'.n ;, Tbes
fJaiI 80 that | get them 'eal' ~, went oBF,
po,n Ii ;,ok.ts made Of dark sa s;'s IL s
'e ronpp called Bear Skin, y s' brsvp
,hsr buttons, cotton shirts, a., 1ar - p,
,;nen. or twil!ed cotton 81. !. elctlsS
, 81 e ,:5s time reeol1tete' !. 10 i
a aoe d . % belissc their otjst q
~ board ofsho enemy' SHIPS Uni.
sibiy attempt 70 get 70 en- asoea.;en
.fley went of without pf0. .eon,
wv VIM. RobInse" or,
Ho,, ,,p, mar alesara q, =
FAX ceanty, sirSS'" lfH
NV "a. !, - g.
~ B. 7'sventy Dor, 80 4. CT
Tor each II taken iat'e ~
lnn1bia. W
The C0Rsi!elss :, IA
new md elegant POW s,'s
''''s James \ 's,'K kennedy 9 '''' 4
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This is to give Notice, Tia,

This is to give Notice, That
ttse Subscriber Of Alexandra County,
in the District OF Columbia, Ia, i.
tanned from the Orphan's Court o. said
county. Letters 1'cstancntary oah,
personal Estate Of James Sheehr, i,e
OF the county aforesaid, deceased I; All
persons having claims against the SAID
Dcccdent, are hereby warned to cxh.
bit the same with the vouchers ,hensi
duly authenticated and passed BY The
0rph-n's Court, to the subscriber on
or before the Ssd Gay ofMay nexto.
they may by law be excluded from al
Benefit to said estate, and those iadsbt.
ed thereto are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment: Given under my
hand this Esd day Of November, 1914
Thomas Cruise,
Acting Ereeatortof Jas. Saesay, deea.
81 Nov sA dsm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-07

NoT]IcE.

TcHE annual inseting Of the Stock
holders ia the little river Turn.
pike Company will take piece on the
saoosp MONDAY in January next at
1'r;p!ett,s Hotel, in Alexandria: AT
which time an elestion Willie held Tor
President, four Directors. and Ia area-
surer. ON the following day ss'psr
iatendsns 81 the Il Dad and Collectors ot
Tolls viii BIS appointed. BIZ order II
the Directors. Is
Jonah Thompson. TrcGs'r. u
Syen1bcr %. w3tss:J *;
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Orphans Court.

.dlerendria Comfy. Nor. Term, ls, /.
ORDERED, That the Exesu,o, i
Tunes Shsehy, deceased. do io,,,.
The following advertisements s tine.
week for eight weeks in the AlcssD.
tlria Newspapers.
A copy--Test,
A Moore, Reg'r.
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Orphans Court,

.1lerandra County, Dec. Term, 1914.
suRDE2h.D, Thai the administra-
tors 81 I'm Ncwton deceased, DO insert
the following advertisement three times
a wees Tor weeks n the Alexan-
dgia nea spnp .rs--
a Copy-Tsst,
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Bank Of Afexand lla,

Decen6rr l9, 1914.
THE Stockholders ia The Bank Of
Alexsndria are hereby notified. that
an electisn Of nine Directors for the
ensuing year, viii be held at the court
house in this town, on the third Mon
day ftlc lstm January NEXT
]. Il. M 'Kenna, Cashr. !
Dec %. ente.
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Alexandra Academy.

tssssr OIL
FMyHE Trustees have the satisfaction
a to announce to the Public, that
.shey have engaged MIR. WIN HuME.t 10
soperintend the classical department OF
Inc institution. This gentleman has by
his good conduct and attention entitled
hi,nself,oths apprshation Of the frus-
tees, and his .characf sr asa classical
scholar Isl too sell established ,prequ're
any additinnal Recommendation. Mr.
JoHs ALLIsoN has also sbesn engaged
as assistant Teacher. The Trustees
ave not reliaauished the oxPectatioR.
thatsthe tiae is ret far distant. when
they will be enab!ed . to cnlarge this
establishment as to embrace the higher
branches Of iiteratare.-By order.
4. P. THOMPSON, .Scc'ry.
SJspuss8 s. 3f
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Bank Of .alesandria, Jannary

A Dividend sol 4 per cent forithe
u Ias,ha!s year j. this day e!eclar.-s
sd aad, NIL be paid to tue Stotkbo!dr:
ssrs or their legal representatives. on
Thursday the 5th inst
i 81 orger Of the BOARD,
b 8 q. M'KENNA, Cashier. Z
Jsnuary 8 3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-07

' sunni 81 con,tittsson for aT Irch.
Com pasy hath been dig sted under thfk
q, pection Of the naost i xf,sric pccds 1TaE;,
masters, with q special sicas Of GER
saiinty ingthe accessory iupsls, pers,a
ncnce Of operation, and safety 20 each
individual Stool hDIders and 8 offcfi
thereby, strsng indue etnf 70 those
] Inclined 10 engage in sush Comp /;
putting tie propcrty, with sil its adys e
Z ages, ii less osttls GeMpany CT wflcp
1 wish to be ons) ,tAan what AZ would
actually sell for, 10 farm and wood lots
ii know Of no men, Of common psn--
dence, that have faiiesilte anaass fortunes s,
Sy this ba.iness, where the ore has been
plcntitul and good, and the wood abpIs-
dant-who have adepted the improved
rodc. wbict, was Grstsf,rac.ised mp nn
svlvaria, by Mr.. Robert Coleman vbo
coming a strsngcr into The country, y
commencing with nathing but his SUI
perior sagasi.y. md aciytsy, trsade by
that business pripcely fortune IN ? isw
wears: and X nov the largest owner 81
{ iron. works in Amcr;ea!l
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any Of
fhis property, or of engaging 10 tire i
ron concern viii be pleased 10 apply to
The subscribcr in this place-brto Maj.
Wm. ffickmau, near Charisstown, JET
icrsoll County ---or to Mr.. Abel Jerness
near Waterford in Loudoun County
and If by letter to pay postaae.
Ferdiilando Fairfax.
Inly S. 80 q < !, +. d law q 4
Public Sale.
B1Y virtue 81 a I)ccds Of i,r,tsttothe
III p nsak or Aiexandria, will be sold
befogethe Coffee House door in n
iexanelria at 2o'elock, on Saturday
the 18th siay Of January ncxt, g
Between 8 & 10 Acres Of
T. a m D
BOn the Comnens OF Alexasdyia, be-
tween Fahfsx screet extended and
the asiycr 9ptcmac, with the Fishing
Landing, &c.
LsO.
One other Let,
Containing fur or five res. situate
at the intersection OF the Poor House.
L.ne, and the Georgets vn Road. -
This Lot is we'll set SIN Timothg
ard highly incurred. FERNS Of sale
t
viii be made fnswn onstsc DAY.
VIM. Herbert, jun.
Iyasses.
Dec 81
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FOR SALE.

rT~H g subscriber will sell on mode
rate. terms, the House and lot
at The corns;r ef jefferson and Fairlax.
streets. now occupied BY Capt liEes
meats. The house i we'll hmsfsesi3
contains eve good reosns esjdes the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kisahenf
out-houses, and = pNre p IN thes Yard
Tho Lot is weliimprovcd and cent AIMS
half an acre ossground, cxtcraiag f73
feet on Jefferson, and " s feet on Fair-'
fax stssety ed ia sit ixaa good
frame stasle and carriage house.
q d. aSimnls. e
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30 Il ellt or ] ease.

will Rent or Lease from one 70 ter
years, tho estate of Andrew Is imam,
deceased, consisting Of upsvsrds o.
500 Aeres.--R eserving thcrsir1sns for
the use ofny Sister and Children, the
House and abcnt ferty Acres of Hand.
sIt!s therefore nssdless to discriee A.
IS those wishing to rent. will hrstyieN
the premises =, = ssS'
Robt. z. Washington q
= August 20
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sUPERFINE FLOUR or BLACK
A IBID !,

IN strength and favor greatly sane
rior u that in { omxon use, and. havins'
been pretcrred to- the PhlladsiPhla
Mustard BY ALI who have tsicd il, We
leel con6dcntit viii gire general sa-i
tisfacain:i,
~ Manufactured pal siealally for
famiiy use by IS
S i'm. +. THO RNT0sa, q 4
RICHARD Il. lsI7HE,
And sold at tfeir respective Drug
Stores, -Alerdndria.
Dec. 23--7t.
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ORPHANS Co,,s,.

eaa 3 g s. County, sssigv.
s' S That tl,.s y.
.,istraters Of NIary Ana Il sas Ar
csasca, do insert The fe]low;a.,la, d,
'tisemsht three times ! W.. : sdts,
weets in thc Aiexsndria M. M % ~
A Copy -Test, psrs
Moore, Rec.
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PisIVt 4 l-fi5
sgAfLx exxcuTxD At II THIS orTIcR
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Public Sale.

Ga the Comsnsns OF Alexandria, be-
tween Fai. FIX sereet extended and
the asiycr- 9ptomac, with the Fishing
Landings, sc. 81. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
ron TIE EWQULRER.
CONSIDERATIONS
On tie subject cfLJHchartercd Banks,
~ L nInLN.rrtIr.-rrI. 1.Ir1rr,

BN DIdfNTEUESrED CITIZEN.
Since the conclusion OF the peace the spirit of
enterprize which is becoming so peculiarly char
acteriStic o.! the American people, has manifested
ITSELF IN variety of pursuits. desire of improve.
meDt aud OF pushing the national II sources to the
utmost attanabie prosperity, appears 10 impel the
whole active Industry of the country aud under
It's happy auspices may calculate an very speed
lily covering from the temporary check t. our
Commerce and our Agriculture, which has been
sustainedby the people Of the United States du-
ring the late war;
We bill fair, indeed TO furnish another example
OF the peculiarly beneficial effects Of peace, ON
the termination Of prosperous war, waged By q
young and vigorous people. The preceding pres
sure has served but to acrease the elastic spring of
the present moment, aud the nation, reused from
the suggishness of " a calm world and a long
peace" by the stimulus of war in defence Of its
just rights, returns with spirit aud ygOr to the pro-
ftajle pursuits to which size has been invited by the
late Paclfieation.
Happy would il be, could We escape the errors in
TO which tie imprudert zeal of adventurous eoter-
prize has precpitatcd other nations in other times
But South-ses bubbles and Mississippi schemes, are
not confined 10 single people 70 single cen
tury. the writer nfthese remarks be not gross.
~ mistaken, the seistt1m and b0ryerof the Gov
erumcnt cfthis STATE, must be actively excrted to
prevent train Of events the most disasrOus, y ich
are likely ioilow from an iIdlectcA eagcrnts IS in
pursuit uf opulence. ! alude 10 the unauthorized
establishment of considerable number Of Banking
Institutions in the State Of Virginia, in defiance Of
law, aud in contempt of the common principles
oprudcnce which should prsdo, innate in every such
establishment.
Impressed with the most serious convictions Of
tic Importance Of this subject, propose to offer
sJme Considerations in reation 10 il, n tbc notice
~ public. My limited INFORMATION, aud con.
scons mediocrity Of Intellect, forbid me to
theair Of an Essayst, orto aiteihpt an examination
81 the subject in a is bearings. | trust, however,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
RoBERT GooDLoH nARpER.

ihere are some things Of 80 gro,s s. outrageous q
natiHe, As ~ make much comment unnecessary OF
ths description, &c The very precious Leiier Of g.
Harper, which has been lately submitted 20 the.
People OF Mary land, TO the utter confusion and
shame on it, AathOr. In reading it, one sat loss
whether 10 be most astonished at the imuudence
m indignant at the lalsehood oft assertions. How
noidy does lac take sides with the enemies of his
country, and how tame does his language become.
when he begins 10 speak of America When he
speaks Of the British pretension, il is asserted as
kiGHT-the American doctrine, he sneers away
MS q mere CLAIM, which we MUST giycup This
Is really taking sides with ones own country, viii,
a vcngea' &c
Were we even to admit the miserable excuse Of
his partzans, that he meant only the nIGar which
the British claim OF taking their own sesmen rrom
our ships, how can r. G.. Harper have the face IN
say, that this is ciear AID undeaahlc, and that
would never have been denied by oar government"
except TO pick q quarrel with G.. Brilaiii-wlien he
must have known himself, and must have sipuo,~d
tkrO"n to Mr. Baer, that tie Goct-inc has been
denied by eUeiU administration from WASH, eton
down, and that Messis Narsha and Stoldsrt and
Pickering himself have stuck IN it, that The deck Of
an American vessel Is inviolable 10 am search for
seamen Yet this Same doctrine is Eot IN pa the
petext OF q quarrel with c. Bill
VIC know not how Il IS, whcthcrit is the sDirit If
Hanson or Harper, or whatever cause II 49,
which inspires Tie federalists q Maryland but,
they gre only second In point Of yiTfi'cnt and lrpYn-
cyied proceeding, 90 the fcdeTalists Of The Fast
whether W. look a. the stab which was inflicted on
The freedom OF election in Allegheny Couatv 10 pY
Mr. Wnder IN the di7ir, an Usufpcrin ,.y,fc f.iuq
bit the forms Of the Coprfia,on ne lreanrr.r ~