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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

" Mr.. SAMUEL d. BRAME will attend the next
County Courts of AmTla, Charlotte, Halifax Ptsylvania
and buckingham collect the arrearaGes due this office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
gaNBA At petitions will be presented to tba nev.
q General Assembly of Virginia, from, the nhab-
nots Of the counties Interested IN Che navigation os
James River, praying that the James River Com.
pany may be compelled to make the improvements
~ 'he oed OF the river, from the Falls 90 Crow.
Ferry, that ar required by lar, to keen fhe loels
and canal in order, and to give proper dispatch 30
boats asng the same.
Sept % 4I-ws.v
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Ferg Valuable CIV PROPERY7TTJ.
AT AUCTION

& IN Monday. the Dist day of this month
viii 10 sold NV the subscribers, tine r,owi,., vss
ole rial estate, which belonged The late San,,l stc.
arr, EfqiN"g ~ andntar The City Of Richmond
or h7y0c'e Lot, No. i57, lying r the sfsn 81
h"t 'tr more than square al,ve the lot vhc arr.
ers Banss. ''Ar
Ie heecre LIT M. 1884, lying Oh II ,tr--, ,,;,g RI,
the SWAN TAVERN. '''
Il pece q Ground containnr 80 feet from, On II stret
adigni"g the last ineiiortl lot west and n,r
back the depth thereof hayirr thereon new i-;r, L
ing about 10 by s5 itrt covered with stc and used n,
stable for ;,. said tavern. $50 AZ
TIE M IRE Lat ~. 7o3, forner- rs as stable L..
OF the SAID Swan Tavern 10
One ,peiay atle baacye Lo No. .se lying =, the had
~ ~ Ba,'n 81 the James River Canal aiit 10 he
.qLSO,
A SMALL FARM, containing ah,,,, las a~-,s ,.;,-
Annlt SIX "fS above this City. ,e ri h,nond ,rrr
PIKE Road, and adjoining the lands of Aissrs arblron
~ cr Ills propery is very valuable nns wen worth IN.
attention of those DESTROYS of veng money In real sa,c
me rent psrcclS Of IN sold a ,h.
M" are or divided 70 suit the wishes persons DESTROYS
purchasing. W -.
he small proportion. tenth of RE pnrrhase r,on,r
WIZ De required M 100 days foe fe lahacc credit ~
one TWO and three years. will he Fvei,. purc,as.r
gVing notes satisfactorily endorsed negotiable ~ etlcr az
the Banks IN tiis City, and ees OF en- The proper
~ = -
on r. - ~ ""
BY req0e'' IF nc pi'es'i efors,
A1o.cure, Robins IN " Pleosarfs.
Auctinneeis.
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LAND IN AMELIA, FOR Sfi1E.

!
Am disposed to sell hoy pLANTATI-
On, in AnleIia lying about five nss ;-lus Court
hoise, Smaess Cre's. Al his Farm cn,niet crit Run
dfe md y Gcrel, having hoiI' ss h,.reSi opce j.
divried into iyiiicld The haul aiunsianily snp,,ll
with yrod springs. rs wei IS rtnring and Is
Scte by two,ser iaI;, streams, thar abort jru, f0r,
fifty acres of rich swamp geat part OF winch Is COM
pifels iitel''d, AMI IN cr"prny ORDER A c,up OF ~.
MI ~ cSiel il Jta iine.
IL sold. privately. by the mic or December il :, ~
sca alter he"ii're- az public au, ti well eio
cor oder SforA, &c. OF which furi, no'c ili h. -
JAMES HEN
Oct. 81. iYrs .,
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FOR SALE

ysShE Subscriber offers for Sale, a Tract Of
q I-AWD, in the county of F!Jvaupa-co ntsi
miles of the Nllal. ION Mills. on lanes R,vs~ e.
The same distance Of Now Canton
II considerable proportion ct this land is good to-
oaeeo 'ao'i3 Nth good quantity If valuable pin.
Timer, ard small plantation cieared-it lies rs :.
ue'nsiy vel, wlsl' an excellent foundation sid
NAV be made a very connections farm-tl- VEL
ana situation believed to be as healthy as any in i,
=. For further particulars, apply TO the s;uhscrib.
living on the premises JOHN NviNN
Ocio6er5 6a.,.s-.s
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Oct. 10.

we Rave sold offe above property, TIE lot on T. 81,
ana NE moIfty o,he lotion the Basin and sl continrs
the siieof The residue the prous rty ON FRIDAY LX
at ~ ne ocot6, at tls Swan Tavern.
be secured above. 49, 's ~
Al,Hcure, Robinson y Pr osaase.
Crf06er 2S
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MURPHY.sc SCOTT
HAVE FOR sALE-fN STORE,
i6 bids. priins JAMAICA SUGAR
10 tie,c.s GREEN COFFEE
Is hhJs NOLhSSES, 20 hils. n. r. RUN
30 bbs. RYE NHiSHkY
= pipes IF:NtRftrE WINE
TO esL.s aud pipe GIN
So -scks SALE, Liverpool filled g
10 crs',s QUEENS " ARE
10 tons EAR IRON, Ton NAH. RODS.
CctobS, II. Ie.t
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FOR SALE

GOtt 0NI4fs,
4 Very likely, strong, and healthy YOUNG
~ NEGRO MAN, an excellent crop hs o..
no@ 10 jail, IN Richmond, to which be was coll-
niifed a runaway.
For terms, apply to Randolph FJqr.'s-n, ir. ST
Ire A1e'iou Store Of Brown X Fmrey
RANDOLPH HA4HisOlS, eet'r
Ssp'. q. sa.,se
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PROVINCE or MAINE.

FItVJ IIFtlI w MN 7 T..
Cut Oh as the Province If Maine IS from
Massachusetts no rivers running from
or. % 80 ,.l..- No co. q .nrn.f .n.r
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NOTICE
NOTICE

A PETITION i' Intended to he presented to the
~ next Assembly ofViFgina for the pssssiya Of a
law for the emancipation ofthe slaves of the l.t,
CsPtan j. Bacon, condition Of the ir leaving The
state snd Tor the appropriation OF tl,e proceeds of
fray the expenses OF their removal and settle
ment
October &. sf,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

Other Gentlemen, eminent in tie literary world,
have spoken in terms equally favorable Of those
parts Ofthe continuation which hive been submitted
to their judgment-but deem it unnecessary tn
say more this head The Work will soon be
before the public. Let it be tested by its intrinsic
merits
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24
Shall The fair expression of the Public voice be defeated
by the Deieg0tes ?

O 0s by the Delegates
ed The question Of separation has been dec el the and that decision has been
OF position that fSs nhs Of @ votes of the o s d t e1 the object io
a s and white no one WILL probably em any
ne lion Of the District should
3g certainly h~sys that ia, favour ", the
favour separation, sggega,e
IT. lure oon arbitrary pnSe ae1' from that which usually prevails But the prime
United s s Concurrence s Two Of @ s % BY s, v per
impeachment The concurrence 'so the @ Of Representatives IS
~ amendments the constitution convention called for that
b. ratified BY legislatures the
operation by
odp, business sol Of d legislation and mo"
difficulty But important affairs the
pit Stronger a" more e" ns ss % s s' onsn
i s %s s Otherwise % s ss bs P a 5s % % IN s fa" "s
a ' a1 ''i s
rec might induced their Of the public
s adopted gss important tns~n t there
sen oep IS ss, difficulty
b agreement composing
h ssp., required previous
YOUR nea.e probably will not be Supposed %s be pnnces public liberty
ma " h ss % pop peD %e P. d a
made for their good order and % Nor we're they manner overlooked or dis
he only plurality one the actual
lh ,s well '% ~s , wa, between the p parties
he n As The act b s % pa through inc "qs the a
the sss W." fairly s"nus as rs principles " wisely examined and con
e on Of c n sS ~s i five aas h in %
doubted,
reasonable
o US.
the Massachusetts, think
~ legislature Bot
has toe
ii II
0 il
may
Why more
number beyond perhaps that
o nd with ourow
On subjects especially
IqutsVrs satisfactory
o nde OF o
o. lots? How
ott
perhaps
or OF it a
rds required
must be finding verdict and let excellent institution
be pointed
twelve ofthe
palladium
something
welfare
oc' is be effected civil and
made reveYie, and liberties
hazardous
satisfied which
to
not
precaous
re- pensi,n for the wa
OF
whichthey which
is
5 to erved roman
1t has doubted
OF from limited bound
the lbe
which o
expressed agreeTupon BY originally
authorized
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24


psosdo pursue the ole sv Without AN sI.,
n e eh.@sn Ionobe v ssns % a
%as s s5 ho " s Ti @ % " s ss
captive their pnsss 3 snd s. Ms s and n
T e sS sa s. given business. hm the %
s % s h o%sn, o",n s
ambitious % e 'e.s s. and T ing s n sn %ss s n s1
ss 5 s place f.% a ~. s s % ] p p
quarters, published in paper one
bs D's spesd unpopular %
certainty therefore dictate
% advocates we're stimulated The selfish determined The dousu
e The weak the am an" hi nsi wSs s o pass over
enlightened almost the last moment Their force:
No neutrality tolerated and the had like
degree deception a did prevail
ing they facility divi The grand
Under these Circumstances repeated. majority
cool
R1 ssFoa %"s, ps' a i bsen defeated that
sa Sp, , ss, s sy m spo. n p' for
their time their ground and their weapons All the ou zeal and activity were Oh Is
On the other there nor even common understand
and easy people MsseSus
p psses sn 1 ose awakened ~
Sss ssSy OLSON
aS i:: :s% I:ss I :'1 y
" s r s 5 :f e ~ ns p as
% si S % 'E:' :ss q" sssss a
T a Ssa % s .s, e measure sas T "
numbers disclosed
the Of
question: psrdzaus
FIVE that could be adopted without decimal plurality
they needed; they already
0 difference their
did onhd expect thirds Iii
who would had would
conended before
necessarily be f them and certainly fssnce
could conduct
The trouble Whatever
stimulate increased activity and undimmnhed
& 81 ta8
zeal tn other let columns the
the knowledge eve
The contest renewed with increased violence the separation The
Immediately sounded whole Poseo rushed
urged and
caunne winch
hoods
lie feeling that effect which calculated which
cd What
the succeed In fact there
the What
their the other feeling
orebod which this tranquility sueceeaed equally
TO the tended
apprehension Some solitary individuals still houred
Strength received
men hbor no
undertake. and which when undertaken loses hall Abroad
well uofi
ether expectation
great majority But silently The
attachment and venerable
the public
directed to its true points The zeal with which separation began
violence with which upon people finally produced
The popular The mind dsencbanhd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-24

LONDON, AUG. 10.
Il mus. be n the recollection of most Of our
readers, that Bonsparie's Generals used, at the
siege Of CaGiz, mor,srs Of larger SIZE than
were ever before seen being unii' for the pur-
pose of throwing shells, they were filled with
lead when it was found they carried distance
of hree miles over the bay into Foot St. Mary.
O5e of these mortsrs. which weighs one thou
sam. hfee hund ed tors. WA brought to Eng
i.ac, and lodged in the arsenal at Woolwich,
where model Gift wss made and sent to the
Prince Regent. It is now in the gardens al
Gail on House. The exhibition of this exirsor
dinsry instrument of war has been delayed ill
suitable led Of bt ass made for il 10 be IlA-
eed in--,his has ecentIy been competed with
appropriate military and nstonai dt'ices. After
due consideration it hss been resolved to place
this eX'raordnsry instrument of war on the pa
rade IN ST, James Park.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17

lnant cause of the greater part Of the mis-
ortanes and corruptions OF the great ant
gay in our days, ! should not look tor j
,fincipally in any obviously great o.
triking circumstance: not IN tue Prac-
lice of notorious vices, not originally N
he derilection OF Christian principle
3ut should without hesitation ascrlbe II
0 a growing, regular, Systematic sene
Of amusements,: to an inoessant, bound
Tess, and not very disreputaDIe disapa-
ton. Other corrupnons, though more
formidable in appearance, are yet less ia
tai in some respects, because they leave
as Intervals to reflect on their turpitude,
aud spirit to lament their excuses: bat
dissipation is the more hopeless. as by
engrossing almost tie entire life, & ener
vatipg The whole moral and intellectual
system, It leaves neither tine for rehec-
ton, nor space for self examination, nor
temper for the cherishing of right affec
tons, nor leisure for the operation of
sound principles. nor interval for regret,
nor ,igor to resist temptation, nor eler,
sy to struggle for amendment.
HANNAH MOORE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
Kentucky ELECTION.

Tie election in Kentucky took place
On Monday week. The contest has ben
warm and protracied. Nefcr pelhaIj;s
has more ink been shed or mo e e&ertjans
used at any single election in the Uuitej
States, than there has been on this coca
SION in several Of tao districts Of AcnsucA
X. We have returns from several coun-
ties, which however aGord us no criter,a
whereby to Judge certainly OF the 6naI
results. The following are the rrtutrs
br the 18th Congress which We have
seen:
At the close of the hrst days poll.
Boar6oa County.
losesh Desha AT WiiliaA Garrard 5-e
.lfasoa County.
Desha SCI sSatrard s44
.sIchoIGs Coantg,
Desha s4l Gasrard 81
Horrisos County.
RM. Johnson a93 Ee~j. Taylor a.
Fayette CoainIg.
Majority for Henry Clay over Jehn
Pope, lG8. This is the county in which
Lexington is situated, in which Mr. Clay
and Mr.. Pope both reside:
George Madison has nearly an apani-
norsyote for Governor Of t're State.
James Garrard, Gabriel Slaughter and
Richard Hickman. are the candidates
lOrhe Office 81 lieutenant Governor,
lNsyOtes In Bourbon county we're, fer
Sarard S65, Siaus htee "a, Hickman ls7.
The Court Martial for the trial of Gen
Galnes, which is to be held at New York
'n The I'd OF September will be composed
ahe felleN ing officers
MsjOr Gen. Scott, President Brig.
Gems, Porter, Swift and Miller; Coils
brady, Atkinson and Mitchell; Lieut..
I's- Ball, Eustis, House, Lindsey, Ar
@cSie aud ToWson, Meubsrs.
Observation-Disclosures Cole
S' Flrkney, Msjors Humphies and
SOckton.
'aass 4drocafe--R. II. Wihder.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
Bos7oN, August ~.


Arrived, the brig Trim, Luce. SO days
from st. Ubes Spoke, July 90, lat; IS,
30, long. II, so, ship John Watson, 8
DAYS from philadelphia for Liverpool -
Jujy 18th, in latitude 50, longitude e.,
so, was boarded from the Carthagenian
pr;vateers, winch | mentioned to you
several days since. Captain Luce was
carried on board Of the commodcre's
vessel, who appeared to be an Irishaian,
and he asked ii he allowed his men t.
punder he answered they had tree
liberation TO do as they pleased, and Ii
he aHronted them they would pnthlm and
all the crew to death.
Also arr. 5r. schrs. Queen, Ryder, {
DAYS from Halifax; Cathrine, Doucett, s
days from do Papers to TIE 9Th inst
have been received. Brig Prince OF Wa
terloo, Walker, from Jamaica, arrived
there, was boarded eth July, in tat. IS
III long, 50, from seven Cartsageniai
|oriya,eeys, and robbed Of 50Ol. in doub
ICONS, the mate ana crew CT al thel
clothing, except what they stooG 'n-i'
lis his to oe borne, while England ant
Amsrlca have vessels Sufficient to tres
10 ocean of these pirates II they ar'
llowed to plumber, and the Go'erpnle =
take no notice oft, no property VIII d
| ,fp and the live of our seaiarins pfe
! thrsa viii be constantly in jeopardy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
,oggp -fAROLlNA ELECTION.

The eectioa for TIE State Legislature
tscl place du ins the last wees "a NORTH
Cspina. A representative 70 Coag''ess
IS, also elected from the district COM
0asd Of the counties CT Wake, Grange,
md Person, 10 the vacancy accustomed
l. ne decease of Mr.. Stanfoi Il. We
lsye not all the returns, but are Verbal,
informed, that Samuel Dickens Of Per,
son suuuty is elected by a small ma
iisriiy over lcha Craig his opponent. We
are not little surpn1ed at tins esait,
Mr.. D. being FeGerahst and the Dis
tict being. Republican. Local cucNn-
STANCES have much wc;sht,n the elections
IN that State: sad II is probable Mr. ID
owe, bis election to such causes, more
aan to bis political popularity --.iiat. an
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
INCONSISTENCY.

l0at inconsistency constitutes pro-
@aent trait IN the character of democra-
TVslly observation furnishes ample tes-
Saeny. To substantiate this position we
val s adduce case in point. Cur demo-
s0lc leaders and editors, are perputusl-
( revllng their political opponexts, the
;, = tor complaining of the predigal-
= anu misconduct of the domnert par
~ :, They Geneuuce them as tories for
~ ~ anely submitting to the egreginus
, s'os andlpolitical quackers in which the
,,- aa deals with So much protc-
~'s.s ana IN fact appear perfectly willing
Nh ,sa1 The eyes and gag the mouths OF all
COAL sehhot see, or pretend to see, IN TIE
n sSuet o. the administration, something
,s'' forth the shouts OF COMMUNICATION.
"a a Wv. 1T may be supposed, it they are
/, sa"aenaeasly opposed to every thing like
IS; ssNlanmzatiOn Of ministerial policy, il
Sss.S SOantry, they would be equally op.
q, ~ 70 It in any other country Blu
ss,S 70 the fact. they not only com.
If, Oet almost deity William Cob
,S ~ OssaaSe ne exposes the corruption
TIC 40 policy of his government.
MAJ 4s according to democratic doctriR,
soos,;. constitutes a patriot in England
M, s'utes a traitor in America ap,
sess 4, :so9s'itates a patriot IN America
r p,s".. a aespicaale menial 10 ,
p' government, in England. 'TLt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
ChamterstlLr Auc. s.

Wall Rob5sry.-We are happy to learn
tfat b. instructions from the general post
pfbce, MIR. Chester BaiIy, tie agent foc
tbai department, has detected the post
ider aho carried the mail between this
place and Huntington, and that he la,
confessed to have robbed the nail num-
b, oi ,imes. within the last six month";.
he has been committed to prison to a
wait bis tria! at the next quarter ses-
sionS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
$3.50 &C. es Of Land
FOR sale,
August II

5000 acres of which lays in, ON and
between Zachiah, Clafk's and Pye's
swamps. There is on this property eleven
good dwelling houses with all other re-
cessary buildings, and may be convent
emily divided SO as to suit purchasers
There is On this property upwards otlc0G
acres of as gafd meadow land as az. "a
America, with an abundant supply Of
Timber of every description, and several
very good situations for mills, & several
good mills adjoining tits lard. and there
is no part of he wcrld better shppIied
With springs, as there are upwards CT
loo of as good water as any in the union
indeed some of them are, | think the
best have ever drank of. There is ala
% on this property an excellent tan yard
with watts etc. sufficient for Thinning and
dressing 5000 hides year, aud as many
more may be added as any person can
wish, aud any quantity Of bark may be
had at low pl'ce as may be wanted
there are also blacksmiths' 4 carriage
makers shops, and storehonse and ia
vern on this property, great part Of
which is within from to miles Of tide
water, and there is an act of the legisla--
ture for cutting canal up the Zachlah
Swamp, which may be done at little
expence, anG will be effected in a few
years, from which the best OF every de-
scr;ption of timber may be carried to
Baltimore or any other market--there is
about $50 acres in Nanjemoy, with All
excellent situation for mill, and goo
acres in Poinonkey, all within one mile
of the Potomac river, with a great sup
ply OF wood and timber, sufficient pro-
portion Of meadow land & well wateIed
as to springs, and all other necessary
improvements as to houses, &c.
1t is thought unnecessary to give more
particular description of the above pro-
perry. as it is presumed 40 person will
buy, without first viewing it...and it not
sold by the e5th Of August next, il will
'be rented to good tenants either BY the
year, or for term Of years. as may be
agreed on. I will also offer at Public
sale, TO the highest bidder, on the first
Tuesday of tie August court, Of Charles
county, 10 Port Tobacco, a lot y hca,ses )
las to their situation and Improvements,
;excelled by none, in that place.
The whole CT the above property vii
be divided so as to salt purchasers, and
iany credit given that may BE asked; but
|the payment must be we'll secured. The.
purchasers orrenters Of the above proper
icy, can be supplied with every thing that
lis necessary for farming, or house keep
ling: That is to say, from a giniblet TO a
wagon, from Pig to stud horse, inelGd,l,
ling jacks and jenneys, from a .srldsfie;
Iscraper to a book case. and every slni
Of provision thar may be %antsd e''hes
for man or beast also coo steep d.
Imong which are abont 100 weathers' y
duplication be make Immediately
pbc Whole of i,.le above properly % va
luable beyond description, ana mas ao-
vantases that few others possess ~ 'n'S
SAMUEL CHAPMAN. :
Newtugp, Charles County, Ma.
Jug l9 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
Cnondagur. AGr.

:, Caondaguq, .AGg. Z.
Shocking I'VE are informed, that OF
Wednesday of last week, a Mr.. Wa4d.
ron, OF Sllaneateles, committed the inhu
nan act ct numbering, his own sen. Mr.
Waldron, as we are told, rose very early
On the morning above mentioned, went to
the bed where his son war asleep, AID
with an axe knocked out his brains--ht
eAp'rfd Instantly. The boy was about
sixteen years old. Waldron was com.
united 10 Jail the same day. ne have
"eaTd a" caaSe assigned Tor the perpetra.
ton Of this horrid deed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
The Demarara Gazette Of the 9th ult.

The Demarara Gazette oE the ON UT.
contains the following article -
g 1t appears from recent accounts from
Vera Cruz. that the death OF the ince-
pendent Chief Morelps, has By no means
|aebllitated the spirit of the revolution
which continues with the greatest yigour
Frequent actions take place. The indie
pcndents had advanced towards the ca.
'pital Of Mexico, and a party had even
entered the suburb OF San lsaZaro, ano-
Their vision had also approached the
walls OF Vera Cruz, and Killed the sentl
incl at the gates, laying vase all the
around All the lines of com-
|munication are i'll the HANDS Of The indie
|pendents.
The general congress OF The independ
'ents had again assembled in the city of
FeehonacoE, and ID. +. Bravo, one of the
generals hail been chosen president Ge-
Ger1l Moyelos Lad also been hung By the
spanish government, when FIRST taken
prisoner. was condes' in the, Inquisition o.
Mexico, y tried Tor being a heretic, since
he had thrown of his priesthood to become
a General. lie defended his own cause
and was absoised. lie was then deIiye.-
ed oyerto the regal court aud condemn
ed for high treason. Before he was ex-
ecuted, tae Spanish Bishops dressed him
IN ali his sacerdotal robes, OF winch he
,sas afterwards delivered in canonicaI
.nannefs and formally degraded. it's
,ingular that Two priests have been the
most active generals. Of the Mexican Re
voUfiono