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mer, in composing and speaking; does not, as ne
prOceeds, adjust his language by mechanical
rules Tie learns to do has 1rork without rule
lie IS above the necessity of measuring all his
words by rule. Yet eli VIII CHI he speaks and
writes of'Gt hand, VIII bear the strictest test
when tired by rule do not mean TO be under
stood, however, saying that correct writer
and spe ker, viii never make iapsus Engue, or
iabsus benue.
do not wish to be understood as confoundng
grammar with elocution and Rhetorick. per-
son may be agrammaran, without having any Just
professions to oratory but he must have been
highly favored by nature, if he succeed, as Henry,
and few Others have done, IN becoming orators,
without the necessary training. If such men have
been able by the mere strength genius, to shine
with so much brlliance, how much greater would
they have been by the assistance of art, and pro-
per guide! Even those geniuses. after having
groped their way through the dark, without a
pilot discover, after attaining their end that they
nave been wandering in a maze; and that they
might have arrived much sooner at the offset of
pursuit, had they been favored with such assist
anceas they now feeI themselves able to give
hut they had no one 70 HIGHT the way, or poin. out
To them the nearest road We live halfour lives
before we find out that time and harmony are az
necessary IN speaking or reading, as they are in
musick When we reflect how necessary and
useful rs eioquence in arepublic, how much it was
studied and encouraged IN Greece and Rome, it
rs surprising and disgraccful that there is no
school Tor elOquence in Virginia
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{" THEnREsA AsoILL."
SPAIN.
Translated for the Boston Palladium

Translated for the Boston Palladium
MARRIED., July 81.
On the re-estdbhshnent of TIE Jesmts an Sbma.
The King, our Minister, has received from his
Holiness, Plus 7th, letter, of which the follow
ing Is a translation
"our very dear son in Jesus Christ, health and
apostolic benedicton. The sentiments of gene
rous pIety, which have excited the royal heart of
your Majesty have been confirmed, as in manifest,
when desrous ofdong a distinguished benefit to
the religion of Jesus Christ, your mai esty has
resolved to re.establish the Company of Jesus
We give your Majesty the most affectIonate
thanks for the copy ofyour royal decree, which
YOU have sent us, and much more for the filal de-
ference winch your Majesty discovers for our
counsels May the Fatherd of Mercies send
down his blessing this religious disposition OF
your Majesty, and cause your reign 60 prosper
more every day for the good of your most faithful
subjects, and principally ofthe church of which
your majesty manifests yourself the defender
in your states, with so much glory to yourself
and consolation to us. We supphcate, and will
constantly supplicate the Lord to pour his &C.
lestia grace on the person ofyour Majesty, to es.
tablish your Majesty more each day in the max
inns which render you king truly catholic in your
submission to the holy See, and in your love for
the Father of all the faithful beng able in the
mean time to assure your Majesty that we love
you with tie greatest tenderness, and that with
the greatest eHusion of our heart we give our "a.
ternal, apostolic benediction to your Majesty and
to all your royal family.
GfUen at Rome, in Sta. Maria, .Hd9qfore, me
22d ef.Jlty, IN the gear 1915, 17th yea. Of ON
I'O'Hgfcate"
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Notice.

DO hereby pronounce that Richard I,oralps
q publication against me in the Argus ves,er.
day, IS liberal IN the extreme, and false In Al.
most every iespect-|hch shall prove to the
satisfaction Of those concerned, by Hand. Ale
containing particulars Of matter Of fact. IIe IL
still in debt TO me fif cen dollars. for ms o,gr,
subscription, besides twenty three dollars me bas
collected rom subscribers, and I know cot how
much mOre-I therefore hereby E,rb Il all t,erson,
from paying him or his order a cent towards H..
free peoples bury ng ground--as ali lie mones
will be Immediately wanted to compiv viii M,
contract for upwards Of 400 dollars, for bu,d ne
the BRICK wall, &c.
CHRIST MCPHERSON.
Y chmond, 19th DC ober. 1875 st
70 JOURNEY MEN LON 1--------
Constant employment and liberal ,yagos
Will be gwen to steady and quick com
Positor, on application at the
ARGUS OFFICE.
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TRANSLATION.

Cyril, archbishop Of CohstalhiuoPIe, .Neac
Rome, and UccunenicaL Patriarch.
Our lotvliness notifies by this present
Patriarchcal Declaration, that, having ex-
amined accurately, and with the necessary
attention, the Edition. of the New Testa
ment in two languages, Hellenic and Ro-
maic, published in England by the Society
there established, of British Typography,
by John Filling, at Chelsea, in the year
one thousand eight hundred aud ten of the
incarnation of Christ our Saviour, we have
found in it nothing false, or erroneous -
wherefore we have judged right to give
permission for it to be used, and read by
all pious, united and orthodox Christians !:
to he sold III the booksellers shops, and to
be bought freely by all who wish it, with
out any one making the least hesitation -
for the manifestation of which this our pre-
sent Patriarchal Declaration has been is
sued,
In the thirteenth day of the month of
December, 1914.
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v aEuabIe Land
FOR SALE

'EVlIE Subscribr " shes to sell the land where.
H. on he now resides, in the county of Buck.
.ngham, about five miles above Buckingham
curt House, ON the man road Leading TO LYNCH
burg. This valuable tract contains about seven
hundred acres. The soil is well ADAPTED to the
culture of gram of every description, and n CON.
$ terable portion good Tobacco Ind. The I'M
provements are Comfortable dwelllhg.house and
ut-houses of every description. A further de-
cription IS deemed unnecessary, as II is presum.
ed no person would purchase without v,ewinp
ne land, winch may be seen by application to the
LIVING on the premises
BENJAMIN MOORE.
buckingham, October 10, 1815-w4wF
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"sire, this beniiicence has oblitera,ed from
neither should We name them, if your maj esty hac
not deigned to mention them with SO much good
ness. But all vanishes in our minds at the spen.
dor of a Sovereign, of Father so religious, so
benificent and so worthy of our generation.
I'm adversely, we glored to have shown our
selves faithful 60 sovereign and lovers of our
country. This is very pledge ofthe love, res
pect and gratitude which animate us at time in
which your Majesty has gwen us the greatest
proof that monarch can give OF his bcnevolence
and his piety,
Correspondent to these sentiments are those
OF our eternal gratitude, which we would ex.
plain if any expressions would manifest it in full
extent. The prompt obedience and submission
to the orders ct your Majesty will supply the
want of them and demonstrate it in part.
eve viii Fly, Sire to employ forces, and
what remains TO us oflisc, in the exercise of our
functions, to make the best return in our power,
for the incompatible benefit which you have con-
ierred upon us, to serve your Majesty and our be-
loved country, and to fortfy in the hearts of the
loyal Spaniards the spirit of religion and of love
FOR their Sovereign, ofwhich to the astonishment
OF Europe, they have lately given such sublime
examples.
50 Our lord preserve the precious life of your
Malestythe many years that Christianity and the
count require.
Sire, at the Royal feet of your majesty, your
most submissive, obsequious and faithful sub
jects.
G. The Spanish monks of the Com
pany of Jesus resident in Italy.
Rome, July /, 1915
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IN Otice.

N consequence of a malicious advertisement
y in the Argus Of Yesterday by Rchard torail
am torclbly drawn before ihe public to defend
the truth and my character II hereby most 80
lemnly declare that, that publication, IN VIII cL
he has forged my name was done without mo
knowledge or consent, and can prove the m ost
part otit to be downright falsehood. Mr. IoralI
may firmly rely upon It, that, sho Id anv mo-.
injury be done to me, will appeal to the laws
of the land for justice
SAMUEL DUKE URI.tN.
II chmOnd 10Th Octnber. 1RIi-st
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From the british National Rsrtster

Declaration of the Archbishop of Constan-
tlnOple, & Patriarch of the Greek Church.
IN favor Of the Modern Greek Testament.
printed by the British and Foreign Bible
Society.
E'rtract IF a letter from the Req. Henri
Lindsay, ChaptaiBt0 the British Embns.
syof CoNstaHtinOpip.
British Palace, CoDstantinopIe.
Jan. II, 1915.
/ enclose for the Society paper from
the Greek Patriarch Of Constantinople.--
w hat gave occasion to it was this upon
making inquiry relative to Distributing. Of
ther gratis or by purchase, the Modern
Greek festaments, which the Society ba.
entrusted to my care, was generally civ.
en- to understand that the Greek Priest.
would dO all in their power to thwart and
render Intellectual any such Distribution
determined, therefore, to 90 at once 10 fine
Patriarch, and 1T possible, procure his sane.
tion' Accordingly got translated a large
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Plus 9TH.

His Majesty has also received the following let
tiers, which the Vicar General of the Company of
Jesus and the Spanish Monks of the same Com
pany, residents in Italy, have equally directed
to him from Rome.
Z" Sacred C,ifh0ic ROYAL .Hajesfu
The establishment of the Company of Jesus.
ordained by your majesty in all your most happy
dominioHs, is so glorious for it, that it not only
makes il forget all the very heavy misiortines
which it has suffered for the space ofhalfa centu-
~, but causes italso to rejoice in having suffered
them, and even to count them among the most
extraordinary favors of Ileayen.-Therefore, with
theiiyehest expressions Of our tongue and with
the most obsequious affections Of our heart, we
render thanks 20 your Majesty, because Won have
in q moment, efiaced all stains with which our e.
nemes have dsgraced it for SO many years, and
have caused to appear in the face Of the whole
world more glorious than before So singular
benefit viii remain etcrnaly engrayen ON our
hearts, and will obige the whole COMPANY to
shew itself perpetually grateful, redoublmg in
activity to correspond faithfully TO the most pi-
GUS end ofwhich your Maiesty has deilsned to re-
establish It.
" In the mean time we viii all PROSTATE our
selves before the affairs Of the Most High TO i'm.
plore the completion Of all spiritual and tempor,
blessings on your Majesty. your ROYAL family. and
your beloved subjects. And I, in The name off all
presenting myself before the sublime throne of
your Majesty, beg our lord to preserve and pros
per your important life long course OF wears.
Your Christian, Royal Maiesty's humble, sub
missiye and obsequious servant,
JUAN JEREYI, Vicar Gene
rat Of The Company Of Jestats.
Rome, July 1st, 1915.
sIRE-We, the Spanish Monks Of the Com.
pany OF esus, residents in italy most faithful sub
Jects OF your majesty, present ourselves at vour
royal feet to express to you our sentiments OF
loyalty, gratitude and obedience, for the royaI
despatch of the Goth Of May, with which Won,
have condescended 70 call The Company of Jesus
80 yoar dommous
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PRINTING

PRINTING
In aR 10 vnriety. neatly erecuted at this
OFFICE,
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The Citisens of Richmond.

The Citi<ens Of Richmond,
4 RE respectfully requested to meet at the
IN Bell I'aueri, THIS EVENY.N-C;, half after
o'clock, TO take into consideration the Insttu-
ton of Lancasterian School
THE COMMITTEE.
Saturday, October 81, 1915
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

British nation still continued in the Meth err
lands but such IS the general persuasion of
the new arrangements, that commercial iuter-
course between the Rhcnish circles and the
Netherlands are mentioned as already reduc-
ed to propositions consented to by the new
noVers. 1t seems generally agreed that the
Italian powers have not been in ready con-
ssnt witl' all the new divisions, but it is con-
Sdercd sure that submission will DC obtained
Only one obstacle appears To he opposed to
the full return of the ancient doc,inions, and
that arises fronl the has.y concessions made
to the Jew King of Naples, The change
OF power IN Sicily by the deee;,se of the
Queen has given new interest TO the claims of
the King Of the Two Sicilies, and a strong
presumption exists that some negotiations
mad been proposed TO obtain an solicitation
frosn the present King of Naples. Il is even
Declared that be had made sosue propcs 6ons,
and that he would bring them in persop To
the Congress AT Vienna. We Mention thesa
things as embraced in the negotiations, but os
the real progress we have no sure infoi1na-
ton. The little Island Of Corfu has made
sta> claims, but these are of less Importance
than the project for the consolidation of the
power or Switzerland. IL is represented that
these confederated States are viewed sit,
endless Jealousles, and require the inoerposi-
ton OF the European powers to extend the
proposed tranquility to Europe. OF the pro
posed system we have nc doubt of the expert
ment and its success we know nothing. In
Spain the most important concern Is the ex-
ped ton &c Soith America. It is evident that
the plan OF maintaining the Colonies IS euthu-
sisstic lly adopted, & that large for viii
be sert to accomplish the restoration of South
America to the Crown. The prepare
tions at Cadiz are deciared 70 be great
Such ID the general view We are INDUCED OF
Europe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
CONGRESS AT VIENNA.

The Ear of Dpaoughmore save notice of
his intention TO bring under their L-ortisbips'
consideration subject, upon which it was OF
the utmost importance that the opinion of that
house should be speedily * distinctly known.
He wished the subject had fallen into
hands better calculated to do il justice, and
he had waited for a copsiderable tiGis 20 s,e
whether any one else was inclined to take Il
up before the recess but not finding tia, I.
was the Intention ofany other persooito cali
their lorriships' attention 20 the mat
ter at so carly a period, he felt
Il his duty TO do SO and. therefore.
gave notice, that on Thursday next he
should submit a resolution to this effec.--thas
twas the duty eff that house promptly & deci-
dediy 10 declare its opiaion upon the system Of
SPOLiAT1ON a AGGRANDlSEhaE .S {,
which appeared To be p1rsued at toe Cog
gress at Vienna & re moved. that tie lords
be Summoned for that day, which Was order-
ed accordingly.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

r@pe mad reconstructed agaiEss he eStcas OF
the Aper.c4n blockade
81 aayS from Hsii,x.
y gentlemen from New Bedford, Eo sl-
rsye" iast eyecnS, iGtorinsd,that Nj. Hath
away frcm tsip.ui,a Cove, (which he Jeff
pn sr'd@y) reported, that the GI..j, site II zcs
gao neSh IA there. and sailed agaii,---h,r Of
heei's stated rEa, tie i.nt,.mon WAS su.nre,l
.by The resident, and SO u,i,ch iujured - 4,
itil astern--Some VI the crew said. Sic had
sitsck betore the 'jher ships CAGE ny no
mention was made oi her loss IA killed ;,.d
mo0ntlcd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
CEN. ROSS.
trI.lN. KtISSo.
II she BSuSE Or C0ld MONS, Nov.

Ia the bSGSE OF C>,ls MONS, Nov. IL,
Inc Laans-.tv. al the txchequcr, after a
hlrH o'..osirrk 5Oo' DE ia' tsea, Ia 0ss
moved that the Prince Ksgeit - h,rni5,g r..
qtesred to give directions for TIE erection az
a Monument 10 his memory. The motion
was unanimously agteed TO.
IL th1 Course Of his remarks, the Chance.-
lor Of the EAch, qusr said,
g lie could hot help expressing hope, that
this Vengeance, thus sisnauy inflicted. jusl;-
ding 10 Me destruction n Ttashrlgrtsr
would be the las, g ;hat no sggrsvsto.A (, ,u.d
render u recourse &C siui.isr lceasur,.s n-ces
sAiy ne also sYossiG 'ahe INA: o7thortunitv
" seating, mat iHStTa1tiaHs t,ad been sem
C]t 20 me co48t qf.T'7cT'c1, n abstain rom
farther i'ijfjcfioflS, aniess rendered. necessarv
oy frcsh committeeman orci,r 7chfcyl lie zyas
saft.fcd General Ross, hqd he IUed,
1o9nId have ett sincere pleasure ii. from,tt-
ganng."
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~ Further 6y the Hlzpr.

Capt. Drysdalc, of her prize the VIM. and
Alfred, Informed, that some of the Northern
powers, including Rnss'a, hal demonstrated
against the Blockade Qf'the -fmer1can coast !;
and that there was much talk in England OF
an intention on the part of the Contine ntal
Powers to define their Maritime rights, and
TO check the Naval Supremacy of England ::
in which case ,'dptLre between England &
those powers was expected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
COLONIAL DEPARTMENT.

DOwNINC-STREET, Ngy. %.
A Dispatch Of which tile following is a CO.
by, has been received from Lieut. Gen. SIR
George Provost, Fart. addressed to Earl IA
thurst, one Of his Majesty's Principal Score
tarles of State -
Head Quarters, Flattsburr.
State Of New York, sept. IL, 1919 s
MY LORD,
Upon the arrival If the rein
forcements from the Garonnc. lost no Il
il assembling three briraIes on the 9 ortiei u
Lower Canada, extending from, the river RI
chelicu 20 TIC S. Lawrence Nd 10 fJimHg
them inco Il divisi n. under the commend #
Major General De Ro'tenburg, FIR the pur-
pose of carrying 70 fleet ISIS Royal High
ness the Prince lt, gents Commands, wi r.,
nd been CONVEYED 60 me by your Lordship
n vout dispatch Of 81 Of June last AS Size
troops CoDcenira ed and approached She lire
tsrDarttigr between this province and tlo
=. States, Che 4 meriCar arn1y abandoned lis
cn, erched cawp Or the river Ch~zy at
CIamr lain; position ! Immediately ssized
4nd occupied h. ioree OF q, g 81 losL Tho
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
LE1ps1c, Oct. 81.

LEIPSIL, Vtts u.
The brother Of the King Of Prussia his
Royal Highness Frederick William is to be
Viceroy OF oaxony, and to marry an Austrian
Princess. The Constitution of Saxony will
not be changed. The return Of tie King IS
no more to be spoken of. We hear from
Berlin that he is returned to Frede ricsfcld,
where l,e has bespoke his apartments for 8
months.
SIR GEORGE PREVOST'S ACCOUNT
OF HIS DEFEAT BEFORE PLATTS-
BURG.
lie therein refers to his returns of the loss
sustained by the left division Of the ar Y in
its advance on Pi&ttsburg, wh ! does not
appear to have beenpuOllshed.
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Portsmouth,. Non Il.

Portsmouth, VoS Il.
Arrived the Nereus, 50. Captain Dixon,
with convoy from the Braz l., and money
on board, 100000 dollars, mostly on account
OF Government. The Phoebe frigate, with
the American frigate Essex, her prize, sail
ed in co.
The grounds stated in the Partisan circles
tor the arrest of Gen. Dufour are, that he
made criminal proposal to centinel on
duty at the dnnr Of his Maiesty, a;i,! who
had disclosed the fact. Afterwards, in order
to silence the rumor, it had been given out
that. he had been recruiting men for the A.
Taerlcan government, proceeding which the
Court would not permit
The general opinion Of the public respec-
ting the Duke OF Wellngton's embassy to
Paris will, We have reason to suppose, be We
Isriti@d by his Gracs's recall. His life is G.
ven said TO be exposed to some danger in the
French capital, from the evil passions which
his presence there has excited & the most
ordinary c.giiities or proposals ere received
with goddess and caution, only because they
come from him. Report selects Lord Har-
ro'"by as the Dukes successor in hispresent
employment Lord Mulgrave 20 be piesl-
dent OF the Council, III tie room Of Lord
narrowly; and the Duke of wellington
Mnster-General Of the Ordnance, Ia the
place of Lord NIulgrave
The Duke of Wellington is said to have =
moustrated successfully against the obserya-
tionH made in the Paris papers on the cap
ture OF Washington against the reception
OF American armed vessels INTO the ports of
france and even against the sending out Of
French commercial Consu.s to the ports of
America during our blockade. Reference
was had to the Duke to obtain pass thro'
the blockade Of the ports OF America, 70 a
French ship which had been some time ia
readiness to take her departure from Havre-
de-Grace. This application has been inef-
tectusi and the cause OF It's i'll succc,, may
be easily explained, as there are about 500
french officers 7Uh0 kGUe taken ihe7 haS-
sage by This Dessst, ana who had applied to
Mr.. Crawford, the Republican Minister at
Paris. TO know whether they could acquire
rank in the army of the U. States.
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For FREIGHT,

sSk The Brig JANE, JOHN s. Da-
GEas ,;s, Master; burthen about 1900
barreIs--is an excellent vessel, IN COM
plete order. and will be ready to receive
cargo in 'fom slays.-Apply to
IANRAS0N Sc FOWIE.
Who have for sale said briggs CARGO
Of l60 tons Plaister Paris.
July 10.
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For Freight,

To The Vest Inaies. to a port IN tee
Itiadzcard Islands and q Market,
The Brig
A RISING SUN, l
Burthen 1850 bbls. WIN. Markley, Mas
ter, for freight Of part or whole OF the
CargoApply to n
July 10.
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For BOSIUN.

xsK The schooner Ontario. Samuel
$3.50 oek, master. For freight Of a
fes hundred barrels, apply to the Capt.
on board or
Who haze for sale,
The cargo Of. said schooner, consisting
of 90 tons Plaster.
July %.
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] Eligible fuilding Lots.
TO BE- Lei for a trm ct Tears, or
fnrerer. a

@ EyERAL Building Lets on Fairfax
- and Cameron-streets. adjacent TO
tie 5ank of Alexandria. For information
apply to WILLIAA HEkBERT, sen. Esq.
or to the subscriber hear Evansville, Ma
Syiand.
Johns C. Herbert.
July