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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-18

AZ ILL be sold at pubic auction, On Tuesday the
w 10th October, at IL O'clock, before the front
door OF the Bell Tavern, in the City of Richmond,
the beautiful Farm, ON James River, only miles
below the City, called Chester nh, containing be-
tween SIX and seven hundred acres of Iand--about
one hundred OF which is Low-Grounds, 60 prime
Meadow Land--there are about 200 acres (only)
cleared-the high land has as rich red clay bottom
as any Land IN Virginia, and is AS well adapted TO
the cultivation OF small grain and cloyer-there are
two elegant seites for buIding-each of them civ
ing complete view of Richmond-it is also certain
that one OF the very best fisheries on James River
IS attached TO this place-it is bounded by James
River, for half mile and by Falling Creek. for
one mile and haf from which any quantity of
water may be had for the establishment of a Mil
or any kind Of Ianufactory. In short, there are
bu few, any situations within the same distance of
Richmond, combining 50 many advantages as
Chester Hill
Terms IF Sale.-Oae third Of The purchase mo
ne5 will bersquired in 90 days, the balance divided
III two equal annual payments. Notes with appro-
we'd endorsers will be required, and the title with
held until tae money is paid, or a deed will he made
to the purchaser, and deed of trust taken to Sc
cure The two lss' payments.
TIE sale rViU lie mdtk under tie direction at
Jas. H. Lynch, .4ucfDneer.
WHLL1yN COODE,jr.
Chester Hill September 9.-32 tbs
The Sale Of Chester Hill, is postponed IN
III Saturday, the Dist Instant st which time, It will
certainly take place.
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ROBERT NELSON .g.N-D co.

~ AVE just received 80 packages q goods, con-
g assting Of Supeffne Cloths, Casamcres,
S5.t.ockiHgnetis, Callicoes and printed Cambiios,
SS'nghaias, Bombszctts, Bombszeens, rs 81 Al
I,airiings and Long Cloths, Cambria and Madras
uankerchefs, Musns,S xc. with variety Of other
Gt'eies; and are 10 daily expectation Of further
gPplies, which will be sold Wholesale and retail,
reduced prices, sor essh, CT sesep'anees IN
jolly II. to-f
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THE PROPRIEToRs.

TO BRTCK L-fYEhS ND .lL3RERS-
EzTANTED good Brick. Layer, to build the A.
w cademy now begun ON Marion Hill; the work
is to be neat and to be done directly The underta.
ker can be furnished with three troweI hands and
some attendance.
ALSO wanted, ONE MILLION OF BRICKS
MADE, some tins fall, and the balance next spring
another million will be wanted next sumner
Apply TO NEIL McCOULL.
August 80 S3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-18

CT Labcdo!ere being the first victm the doctrine o.
Lcgtti'nGe Kings VIII rclaies his ra must he
coiisr,rt interesting. The following isn some respects
adert1,t account Ut il from the which has already
appeared IN the Enqurcr.l
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FOR SALE.
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY

Lev I'm HUNDRED AND SlA1H
~ ACRES OF Panunly Iant.-Ihis is part Of the
SWoeta Tract lies The riyerabout miles above West
mt IN the county OF King William; is level, exceeding
~ fertile wei waltred considerable portion heavily
the eleven hundred and sixty acres is large parcel Of
able marsh minute description of thceefince the many
cessaJ, since is p-sunahle none will purchase before
viewing or making particular enquiries relative 70 ti
same.
II VII be disposed Of entire in psrcei5i0 each.
The title is dsPutable, and pay VIII be made easy.--
Should ns Valuable Estate not b privately sold before the
27h Of Nor. next dat day i will be offered 70 e
highest bidder at Bng-Wiliam courthoisc.
FOR further information apply Major james Rufn
or the premises % Doctor John Huskins DuIlkirk.
September 10. 3s--tds
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InHN KING

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and ttc public. dst ne has Just received an adGiti-
onsi supply # GDIDS suitable for the present and up
preaching eon hieh he viii scil reasonable for
cash, or acc ptanccs IN town.
Aug1st12. 23ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-18

.NURPHYtJ SCOTT,
HAVE FOR SALE, IN STORE,
SOD sacks salt, Liverpool filed,
IS crates queens ware, containing cups and
saucers, various sizes, bowls, mugs, sc.
20 boxes cotton cards,
is tons bar iron,
10 hogsheads Niuscovado sugar,
100 bags and barrels coffee,
puneheons Antigua rum.
October Z. 45-eplm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FsNffE SUBSCkiBER9 have just rcceies
Z cd and offer Tor Sale
so pieces bet tsiiled Saeking,
tales confirming is< Jpieces bagging,
90 baes cantaifing Az pieees German oznaburgs
boz containing loOpieces book Checks,
DO. 100 check,
DO checks, common,
10 trunks OF and H. cotton canhreS cotton slnrtng
ginghsms black camhrics, elegant Sw ease Irish linen
case marSeilIes vesting real linen diapers.
he above articles Will be offered private sale until
Wednesa! the goth inst az low prices and liberal credit
the balance then remaining hand viii be sold Public
Auction.
THEY HIVE IN STORE,
100 crates ware,
80 hh; Muscoyad0 Sugar
60 barrels prime old Baltimore Mlskey,
20 pmc.ecns tine favored genuine 81 and 4h proof
Antigua rum,
20 hhd prime PenBy lyana whiskey,
100 bags euttc,
SO tons bar lion.
AZ half isgg0H crawley stoel,
20 hhds glass; ware,
200 sacks salt,
% bbis. coppeTss
MouelTe, Robinson g Pieasants,
Nenduc Masters
We arc now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth direct
from Liverpool $50 w,reO aSsornents equal TO
ny imported ia. season. ALSO, from Ne-York 20 pipes
genuine Holland Gin. VI. n. o. r.
September 90. 1O-f
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ROBERTSON AND DYER,

CGc7- Fo7' Sale, az then. Store on D Street,
Brown Sugar, in bids. and bbls.
Best Green Cofse in bag,
Liverpool Ground Salt, <
asst
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NOTICE.

4 5 hereby given, That petition will be
presented the session of the Virginia Assembly,
praying tat may pass for the manUmission of the
slaves, aud disposition OF the lands and other in VIZ,
gina, Of e late Samuel Ciyt of London decd. according
shr proyiS.caS 9. his viii. September 97.-42Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-18

FaSHE SUBSCRIBER has rented the brick lum-
\ Der house the BASIN, opposite to his Coal
yard, one half of which being sufficient for his use,
be will rent the other half on reasonable terms.
lie will be glad TO receive storage at the Gus
tomary rates, country produce, and goods of al.y
kind-lle begs leave to make tender of his SER
vices TO his friends and the public in tine Conmiss-
On Line.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
Oetoker IL. 46-tf
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DICKS, MOORE AND co.

Dicks, MOORE AND co.
EETIIL receive, in few days, from the ship
w Msrceus, now at City Point, 140packpge1
of British manufactured GOODS, consisting OF
Rose and Dufie Blankets, Kendall Cottons,
Blue, green and white Plains and Kerseys,'
Coarse and fine Cloths and CNsimercs,
Swansdown and Toiienet Veslings,
Flanneis, Coating, Carpe,ing,
Rombazetts, Hardware, sc.
They will also receive by the ship Indian Chief,
daily expected from London, an elegant and extern
sive assortment of London Superfne Cloths aud
Csssimeres, Cotton Goods, sc. making a large and
general assortment of Winter Goods-which they
will sell by the package piece, for cash appro-
we'd paper October T. 4S-tf
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" FURTHER BY THE oUINcRY.
London, 4ngHst 20.
Three per cent. Consois, Ifs OF yester-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
s syfO5gDEac, ROY .aTREETy Alexandra
lNOND .1Y, NovEAlBEa Is, 1915.
JOHN g. LADD, 81 co.
Hnre Tor SnLe. d a.

~ ~ rt ~ 4 a. " .tI 4
90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck and ,cordage, crates Of Liverpool
ware, consisting d. plates. dishes, cham
Der mugs, &. / hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks Of cut glass, decanters and
gobIets, 90 casks id wrought nails, 8 by
10, 9 by III, and 10 by.l2 Bristol glass,
100 bags coffee, entitled to drawback
tow CLOTH, sheathipg and candle paper,
shoes ia boxes, Spanish, brown, chalk,
.band-spikes, whale, oil, lemon juice IN
casks, E pipes French brandy sweet
wine, pepper in bags, IL boxes Young
Tyson tea, case domestic woOlcns,
"A Irish linen in boxes, and German Ii
mems in bales.
Oct. 5
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s4452
NOfice..

+WX7HEREAS I did on Che asth day
w Of December. 1885, make unto
William s. Talbot, of Fairfax county,
power Of attorney, to transact all bu-
siness ofmine, of every description, in
the state OF Virginia. Now Go by
these presents, for the information Of all
concerned, revoke and annuI the afore-
said power of attorney to said William
S. Tablet, from this day.
her
MARY ~ TALBOTT.
mark.
(Tsst,) ANN MccLENAHAN.
Oct. 90. dSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
Elegant Shawls, SIC.
David Peabody.

Z Has iust received an assortment Of
T4LEGANT Merino and lleyantine
IL Shawis
Six half handkerchiefs, black silk hand.
kerchiefs
Black, white and colored Virginia and
Florence silks
III few elegant hearth rugs
Two bales Gotten twist
One bale well charged rose blankets
One case platillas, one do. Britagnes
Fine German linens, 4 brown Hollands
Ladies' and Gentlemens' worSted hosl-
cry
October 81
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,For sale. Freight or Charter.

. ..
ESS The elegant and very supe-
sgstl ssE Sriorl sailing ship Fair Ameri-
saazs.as can, Nichs. Moran, comInan-
csx1z der, burthen 487 tons or. 1900
barrels, three years old, built.ofI the best
materials, copper fastened, is in every,
respect equal to any ship ever in this dis
trict. For terms apply to
.Gdanls, Herbert, Y Go.
Who have imported in said ship Tor sale,
~ packages German and Silesia linens,
consisting of Osnaburgs,i Ticklenbufgs,
Fielder linen, shirtings, and brittannias.
"a packages, containing window and hol-
low glass, beads chimney ornaments,
craci6ies, locking glass plates and bunt-
ing. Il. II. q 70.
0ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13

e. Wants a situation as a
Housekeeper in a small family, middle
aged Woman, who can be well recon-
mended. Apply at this Office.
Nov. 10. st
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William Garner,


William Garner,
Has lust received and offers tor sale at
his store on VoweRs wharf,
4 pipes Holland Gin, received by the
General Lingan, directfrom Holland
ditto real Cognac brandy
2 cases half pint gla4s tumblers
10 hogsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demiiohns Of different
sizes
Salad Oil $3.50.
10000 lbs. Smithfeld bacon
Soap BY the box.
ALSO ON HAND,
Ageneral assortment ct Groceries as
usual.
October rs dim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
For Norfolk.

kEN THE schr. Friendship, Captain
2R Boyd, will sail for Norfolk in a
few days, and will take 500 bbls. on
freight if early application is made to
adams, Herbert q Go.
Nov a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
Removal.

THE Subscribers have removed is the
Store lately occupied By Mr. PAitip
1Tipietf.
AID e6tr for Sale
6,0G0 lbs Prime Smlthfield
Bacon
SO bbls.l'tl and Common WI key,
Best Family Flour.
and general assortment of GIs0CE-
HES as usual.
DawieL Cnrooa 8 c,
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Bank Of Potomac,
Bank of Potomac, Sov, a.

Bank of Potomac, Nov, A..
Notice is hereby GiDen.
VENHE Stockholders of the Bank Of Po-
Z tonac, that dividend of four per
cent for the last six months has heen de-
clared on the capital stock, which will
be paid them or their representatives on
"Wednesday next the 9Th Instant
BY order of the President and Direc-
tors.
C. Page, CGslfr.
Nov 4 eoSw
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TO kellt,
The Brick Store,

At the corner of Prince & Union Streets,
now in the occupancy Of David and
Jonathan Ross. The stand for a Groce-
fy Store and the purchase of Grain, is
superior to any in the place.--Posses-
sion given 10th October.
Apply to
I.0wrason and Fo1cEc.
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holnas Mount

thomas NlOuIlt
.TE AS justreceived by the ship Fair
American, Nicholas Moran master,
direct from Bremen, IL cases & Q casks
GER.il.a.N MANUFACTURES,
consisting of ribbands, boot binding,
tapes, silk cord. purses, busks, burning
glasses, toy watches, spectacles, smut
boxes painted, waters. bone buttons,
marbles, skates, looking glasses, yarie-
ty of leads and toys-On hand an assert
ment OF hardware and cutlery. will, a va.
riety of other goods, which will be sold
at his store on Royal street, near the city
Hotel, on accommodating terms.
THOMAS. MOUNT. Z
October 7 If
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lust Received

lust Received
hna Tor sale at their Store on the wharf,
neHt door to I.awrason & Fuwle's,
9 - hossaeads srst quality n. Orleans
= ditto low priced aguscavade do.
s0oe Bushels Lisbon Salt.
loco do. Ground Alum do.
<llo0 sacks LiverpOst enc do.
@,0O0 lbs. FIRST qssality Colee.
ALSO,
Aupcslae FlOus selected for family
Lindsay and llili.
SerteWses9 s.
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Tobacco, Whiskey, &c.
6 hogsheads Of Tobacco
so barrels Old Whiskey
500 bushels Old Wheat
100 Shares Union Bank Stock
so ditto importing y exporting Conn
pany ditto.
For sale by
Mallory and Watts,
Auctioneers and COmmissio
Merchants. Bridge-street.
Georgetown. Aug. 26.
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: -. =
fl,s es,eyu 4itgsdaE and Fs9dgy,
WILL Die so
!. Ma Fe0sl1e Store, Garner OF Prince
~ 49, and Water Streets
" A RIETY OF
nm EooEls, E4ocef5eS, &c.
U..fe;,Iars Of which viii be expressed IN
fbe bills &c the day.
/. = All kind Of goods which are on
y; ssi;;el aud the prices Of which are
.sssassbI;shetI, cnn! At any time be viewed
AMI purchased At tie lowest limitation
Aas Ro'', r. &. MARs1RI i. FIR.
Vaudeville e LarlnOur.
c,rru. Of Ksae aaa Fair5aa, q Ktsng
snd JTaser. Slrgsts-..Q9 'T J9s 'S6le.
no Chests Guupowier. Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS Of the latest
q inpOftatiops, and ear be sold low
er than any oFthe Northern Mar
kets can ii present AFFORD them. !;
60 boxes Imperial
Ia acquefed boxes Young Tyson 2
Is boxes Young kysoa and Hyson-i
Skin--MontesGuiet's cargo
6005o Ibs. GreeR Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, fOr genteel
family use .'it
so IloaSheasls and 60 barrels Orleans
ss,9 st. Croix and Martinique Sugar
aaOo lbs. lpaf and lump Sugars
s,0n0 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
q 800 lbs. Grss quality Bengal Indigo.
Id punchcous West India Rum
900 gallons genuine old Irish Whisua
Key
100 baxes Soap
500 reains M Wrapping Paper rl
NTH iAsis usual general assortment ofthe
Rest Wines Liquors q Gro
a. ceres.
II. q. Country dealers are respect
Tally requested to view their assortment.
Aug, IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Nicllmoaa, .gagllst l6, l8l5.

The news from France is Of the utmost
moment. L IS impossible to decide what
will be the fate of that Great man Napo-
leon. The assembly have indeed declared
chat one OF the first points that shall be
asked of the Allies shall relate to the invi-
LIABILITY of his persOn-but will that be con-
coded by the Allies we are inclined to
believe not. And should it not be acceded
to, the rapid march of Wellington and the
Prussian, Russian aud Austrian corps up
Oh the Capital of France, will SO complete
ly Overawe the permanent National assem-
bly,, as TO force them to abandon him to
the savage fury Of the Allies. That France
could have been defended, no man IN his
senses can doubt, and if the assembly had
but done its duty and called upon the peo-
pie to rally round the tri-coored tlag, Napo-
pOieon might have still IA .ked among the
monarchs 0fthe Earth. Who will bethe next
Legitimate monarch Of the French nation
is asked by many persons? Louis 18th,
the count d'Art0is, the duke D'Angou-
leme, the duke of Orleans, and young Ma
pcleon are all mentioned. France will
not possess internal peace for some years {;
the people have evidenced such facility in
counter-revOutions as to afford to any am
bilious man who combines daring cour-
age with his ambition, fair opportunity
to WELD the destinies of the nation. Re-
ports have stated that Bonaparte has been
killed, one report says he has been behead-
ed by his own troops. The last accounts
direct from IIavre-de Grace up to the Cd
July mention nothing of this, and therefore
we see no reason why any credit should
be attached to it at this time. That there
is probability that this will be the case.
we have no doubt, for the Allies will never
agree that Bonaparte shall be in any situa-
ton where he can have an opportunity of
again bringing his great talents into action
--and the BouIbons will never consider
themselves safe whilst BOnaparte is alive.
The battle OF the 18th June has been a
sanguinary one it appears that upon this
battle depended the fate Of Napoleon, if
victorious, he could retainhis throne, If de-
feated, be must again descend from it.
We may Judge OF the crippled state of the
British aruy, when we find, that although
the French army, panic struck fed in the
utmost confusion, the British army were
not able Immediately to folowup the blow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16

think my opinion on this subject is en-
tiled to some weight considering that
| have read the journal of every vessel
hat was published, and examined in Che
course Of the war, not less than ten, and.
perhaps, t,0etre Thousand columns of. ship
ne,os" to make up the list OF prizes, and
collect thc facts that belonged to the war
on the ocean. There is no exaggcratiou
in this and by it the reader may be as
sisted in his suppositions OF the quantity
ofedtorial labor bestowed upon the Wect-
" Register.
AS was observed some time ago, we
have in preparation several curious tables
to exhibit in one view the effect of the war
at sea. We expect to publish them in an
early number OF the next volume.
1t is the last time, perhaps, that we shall
have occasion to mention this subject but
we wish the fact may be impressed on the
mind Of the American people--that if, un-
fortunately, they should ever be involved
in war with England again, or with any
other commercial nation, their true policy
will be (aIfer providing as far as they can
For coast deience) TO direct all the ener-
gies of the nation, in respect To operations
at sea, to the fitting out of vessels of from
10 TO l6 guns, to harrass and destroy The
commerce of the enemy. We have super
latiye advantages for this species OF war
fare-we have the best seamcn, and can
construct the fastest sailing vessels that
ever floated and build and man 100 sail
in from eight to ten weeks. Let the DO
itician calculate theeffect Of that number
0fnumber of vessels, sent to destroy the
commerce Of nation like England---pre
venting the possibility of re-capture by
sinking the ships, after divesting them Of
any very valuable articles Of small bulk
that they might have on board. War is,
emphatically, a contest g to do each other
tie most harrn' and, if we engage in it, it
is best to use ali lawful means with all
their force, to end it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
NEw-YoRK, August IL.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The ship Aristomenes, Brewster, arriv-
ed at this port yesterday in 40 days from
Havre-de Grace. By her we learn, YER
bally, that the two houses of the French
Legislature had appointed deputation to
wait upon Lord Wellington, with propo-
sltiOn to the Allied Powers to accept any
King they might nominate who would pre-
serve inviolate Che new Constitution and
that no answer had been received. The
tri-coloured flag was still flying at Havre.
Two days after sailing, the Aristomenes
was boarded by a British frigate, and
searched for the person of Napoleon Boz
naparte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
By LasT NTGHps MIL.
From, the Daiiy adUertiser.
BOSTON. Anrnst IN

BOSTON, August 10.
By the Ludlow, Capt. Nudge. which arrived
YESTERDAY at this port in 81 days from Bordeaux.
we have received the papers of that city to july
g. from which we have made many important ex.
tracts
From capt. Nudge, we learn that the allies
under the Duke Of Wellington and Marshal Blu.
cher entered Paris by equalization July4. The
terms of captulation, so f,ras capt. Nj. can re-
collect from having heard them once read are.
that the French armies should move out towards
Nantz, with the honors ofwar, and that durrg
the suspension Of arms agreed on, the city and
country should remain under the existing gov.
eminent and flag. Both parties guaranty peace
and tranquility, and engage that six days notice
shall be given previous 20 the commencement of
hostilitss The articles we're signed on the part
of the duke of Wellington by col Harvey. on the
part Of marshal Butcher by Baron Muftne, and
on the part Of The French by Prince Eckmuhi
[Davoustl Baron Gullominot, and the Project,
Count Bondy.
On The 9Th Of july Proclamation was issued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
ron THE VIRGINIA ARGUS
REFLECTIONS
ON THE POLITICAL LIFE OF THE
HONORABLE WILLIAM u. GILES,
a Ssaoior in Che Congress oftte United
States, from the state Of pirgiaia.
REFLECTT0Nis
No III

Having been uuavoidablv interrupted in te
regular progress oil my reflections, now resume
the investigations Of ny subject, with n hope that,
il shall not BE able 60 shew the entire truth of
my neutrality-suspicious., shall, at least, CONVINCE
the impartial and d snteres;ed part OF manefFa,
that IL errors have bcen committed, they are not
al on one side, & that upon examination, twill re
found that there is no solid ground for a schism
between Mr.. Giles and his polt cal friends II
these things can be demonstrated, think all will
agree with me in saying, that il the Republicans
have hitherto too much INDUCED their excited
feelings, the time has arrived, when BY a mutual
exchange Of the Olive Branch, friendship should
be restored, and errors, heretofore mutually
committed, should be mutually forgiven and for
gotten.
With this preface 70 my second proposition,
let us now examine how FAR The cour,e pursucd by
the present administration, and the Virginia Le.
gislabire, has been just and wise and in doirg
this, IT viii be at once perceived, that the order
Of examination best suited to my purpose, will
require me TO begin with the administration, and
although would prefer a separate examination
Of each yet the acts ofthc two, are 50 interviewer
in point Of time that it will be difficult TO give
them a separate place-It viii be also readily
perceived that am first TO enquire how far the
course pursued towards Mr.. Giles has been just,
end sseJally, how Ear ithss been wise,