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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01
Aug. 9.
LlAD EOR SALE.

In the CoantY of FairfaS about Is
miles from sAlexandria, ana the same
distpnce from Georgetown md Wash
ton. This land is now under goo
fencing, and lies in handsome sqaare
of four fields. which all concentrs'e
in one yard, with q new barn, for whic b.
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. Their
is sufficiepcy of timber TO supper
the place for number ofyears there.
is from $50 10 500 acres, fifteen In,
meadow, now. in cultivation. Fheim-
provemenls are frame Dwelling.
large enough for any size family, VIII
eyeIy necessary out house, well water
cdr and excellent Springs, large or
chards Of every. Kind OF fruits. I he a,
BoVe land is good and will be sold a
.grea, bargain, on application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Az ~ Kinp street. Aup. Is
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01
blacksmith & M,heelright Shop


4 ME subscribers respectFulEy an,
g form their friends and the Dbb.
lie, that they have removed their shop
to the upper cad of King street, adi5in-
Jag the town OF Alexandria, where ;hey
propose carrying on the blacksmith
md Whectrighf Business, on an ex.
'Cnsive plan. 9'F
They beg leave TO observe that3the
experience OF James Atkinson, in tho
most approved mode of sboeine in
England, end his knowledge in Farriery
viii afford great advantages to those
Who employ him They invite those
who have timber for sale, suitable for
Wheciright work, to GILL at their shop
where the best prices will be given
They are very thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore. experienced from
the public, and flatter themselves tina,
by their unremitted exertions to please
they will continue 90 receive a share OF
the public support
George Atkinson.
James Atkinson.
Sept. H. WIFI
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01
5AMES ANUEESON

INFORMS the public that he has sold
j his teftablifhment on King ftreet, to
Metlrs. Eneliflh & Poe, who.will continue
The. bniiness heretofore carried on by him,
and where he requefs all his old cuiioniers
10 call
All thoie Indebted 70 him either by note
or book account are requeited to cali and
settle either with himfelf or with Il. s p.
who are fully authorised TO receive any
debts due TO him.
Oct. o. comm,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01
FOR ALE

A TRACT or. LAND, eontainiae s4o
"A acres, lying in The county Of Wet
more land, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of Rofiier's Creek-the gge4ter part
OF which is. cav. y tmbeIed with white oak
and cedar, fu,tqble for fhip- building, fire
wood, &c For terms enquire of
]. F. CALDWELL. /.
October g. 80 IF
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01

In PurfAance of decree of the, Circuit
Court Tor the county of Alexandria,
VfH be Jofd at auction, on lbe 2zd day of M
ayembernext,
ON THF PREMISES,
MAT Houfe and lot of Ground onKine
Il itreet, late the relidence of VIM. New
ton, deccafed, and free his death occupied
by the Merchants Bank of Alexandra -
The terms of lale, as prefcribed by the de
cree, wiz be one half in fix months and the
reffdre in Z or s months, with iAtereh up
on zach payment from the time of fale.-
Negotiable notes, with approved endorfers,
will be required of the purchafer. and ii.
tie will be made when the purchafe money
fhall have been fully paid u ..
a. NEWTON, I Commits
TIL. SWAMI, I fioners.
October 9, 1916. aawtf
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10 kE1N L.

have to Let Three Story Brick
Dwelling House, calculated for board
ing house, at present occupied for that
purpose by Sarah Washing on, and has
accommodation sufficient for l6~or Is
boarders. And 9 other large and com
modious three Story Brick Dwelling
Houses Just finished suited 20 accom-
MEDIATE genteei and large families
Also, store and large brick ware house
at the lower ferry this stand rs equal
TO any in the place ior'purchasing pro-
duce, and sale of groceries. For terms
apply to the subscriber.
a0nathan; ScholfeM.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01

MIOR SHLG Oh Bins In IL,
For any Bank Stock in the District oil
- Columbia,
"A Lease on tract of Land, on
the Shenandoah river, containing $50
Acres.
Attract Of Laad, near Watson town.
Hampshire CGusty, containing 200 a.
rres.
a House and Lot,.in Watson town
-Four urimprovedLots in do.
A tract OF Land, on Abraham's creek,
Hardy county, containing ESQ acres.
AH0use and Lot, in Cumberland.
Two unimproved Lots, enc on the
riyeFL Potomac, the other on wills
Creek, Cumberland.
Twelve hundred Acres OF Land, 10
Allegheny county, Maryland
Two tracts of Land, near Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania, containing six hundred
Aeresg az H
Three TractsoF Land, near the Jd
fistta, Pennsylvania, containing SIX hun
deed Acres.
~ Tbcspresent stock Of goods now on
hard auaouDtiRgto about six thousand
A House & Lot in WinchssteP, We
Five half acre Lots in Winchester
Va. between Judge W'hite's and gen
SingIetoD's, valuable building Lots.
The unexpireds Lease Of the Ware
House I Bow occdpy.
A fuFrher description is deemed un.
necessary. os any person disposed 4
pure ase will make furtI er enquiry,
want 10 purchase second han,
pRAY.
RBENBzER PoWELL.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01
TO RENT.

The fubfcriber will rent for one or more
Il years the Houie he at Preient occupies
on King itreet To the houie is attached a
large and productive garden which, If it
ihould fuit the tenant, can be had with the
hoafe. N. S. WISE
October 40. sw
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-01
FOR SAFE.

GCS sOtAIEt
"A STOUT, healthy NEGRO GIRL, a.
"a bout IL years OF age. Apply TO the
Printers. October 80.
PUBLIC SALE
On Monday the 4th of November next,will
be offered for fale at pubic auction.
on the premifes, for cath,
A LOT of GROUND, on the north fide
"a of Fayette alley, in he townof Alex
andria, betweenW alter and Union ftreets, in
front on the alley 60 feet, in depth rs feet 7
inches. Byorder of the truitees
TP. G. MARSTELLER.
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AL0R .SALE OR BARI,RR.

Atc q KING street AUG. l6
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For any Bank Stock in the District oil
- Columbia,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-25

whicn passed. Oeiois .ae, exceeded IL s;s.sHes
!! and rio,, eycry lhing had pictured 10 my
Mad, and Ceggsrs description. Even before
u vas hall oycfs many windows were broker,
|. aud the aahcrenco ol the two candidates par
sl:ng the streets with distinguished emblems
OF red aud green ribbons in their bats,
| IN their button holes and TO their watches,
in:ulird and assulled each other. During
this disgraccful scene, busjness was partly
suspended. What 10 nc and 10 evo'y "A
mericsn, wss equally novel asd surprising,
was 10 witness The open and decided Interest
which The families Of the higher and the low
er classes, but mors especially The former,
took in it. They also declare there senti-
men,s by wearing red shawis or scaris, or red
'lbbons and waving lhem from their windows;
or doing the same things with green, tc o.
vince their attachment 10 LevIsnd. The in
feciion even communicated itself TO the boys,
who also, with dirty and ragged clothes, bat
tered flsgs and discordcDt music, with still
more discordsnt shouts, were ParadiDg the
streets in every part OF the town, crying,
"Csnning forercr," or Leyfand for ever"
as circums mstances unconnected with reason, or
uniniluenced by judgment, prompted them TO
TO do one or the other. ] saw motley aud
bcggarIy group 80 from house TO house, en-
quiiiDy OF wha, party The owner or tenant was:
ifAis sentiments happened to be in unison with
theirs, they would beIhaps greet him with
shouts Of applause but ii ,hey were 10 oppo-
sition 10 these discreet disfasionofe Judges q
shower OF stones and abusive language would
be The immediate salutalion. The election.
closed and then another scene superYentcd,
which, il had not known what 1t was, I
should have taken for an sssc mblsge Of all tho
rabble in the town 10 witness the Ihdicrous
tricks Of some moun,ebaDks. twas such q
collection as you have described in the histo-
~ Of pecpins tom of Coventry.
6" will not delain you longer by detailing
other particulars, which, while they disgrace
the government and the voters in them, have
fully convinced me, tha, the freedom OF elec-
liop here, his worse than farce for j, is sup.
poncd and conducted by the viiest means,
with The most lavish, expenditure Of money,
and with a sacrifice of truth snd telicacy."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-25
Character at me EnelisA A,n:y.
. Deceased

Character g me EnglisA Aray.
We have been told BY ,ne English papers,
that che Duke Of Wellington had agreed 10
employ the allied troop, as cus,o N house cit
GERS ~ France, npon condition OF their reeriv
ing percentage on the amount Of goods that
they may seize Thus would prolt and gio,y
be made 10 unite in a insnocr never before
thought Of. This base sni dishonorable agree.
mens has no. escaped ihe notice OF NJ. CoD-
DErr, VINO, woilc com mnon,ing upon .;hs
statement in his 26th No. gives TIC following
character OF the Brnisn army, officers aud
men--and such ehatacier, We yen,urc .ous.
sert, never was be.orc applied to ~ array of
civilized people:
:" The army cf Wellington a:e Sc. Of tael.nci.
pied wretches, officers as ~ ell as ncn NEhat ,ely
base creatures aus they be, indeed TO receive Inc
psrquisites OF spics and iGtorness do nos Lc.jc,e
tirre IS set oi Esd1e petbeUg pom edrth eeae ally
speaking, than thc Officers Of the EoL ,,h am, and
navy, Nothing is so Disgusting thcir soc.s y
Their conversation almost always eatns upon .s
zneney or p'Gader.g of some sogt OF other u tWo
ot'iem eel together, and. any person ihappsps 20
oveihear them, without Knowing aisn what ti.et are
he naturally thanks thai he is !isteAins to n couple
OF hsglwaymcn. houscbreak> or pirates, SO con-
siantiy does tBer conversation conslst OF Que stons
explanations aiit. narratives, relative 10 ther plun.
GerlnS exploits have never dared 50 pubii,b he
correspondence between those mean pil,ages the
Cackranes, Coesburns, Sc which WAS :puSlished
long ago 10 tie Uni,et! St4les. The people Of
England are not base as To hear w,hoUt jndjgna-
ton of those low acts OF theft which were commit.
tei by our naval officers ia divers parts OF that
country. But there 10 man in England, Who
darvs. thro' the press, make kGywn those, or any
. other OF Meir ,i!s lhieveres"
The reader Will hedr 10 mind, that This cha
tac;cr OF The British array was skeichcd BY a
native I'd residen, Of Eng land, ~ no will y,e ID
TO oone oi hiS count, yn,co in point Of talents
or patriotism. II he were disposed TO ex
oggerate we all know 10 which side Of the
question such 'man would mos, inevitably
lean. Exagseralc indeed We all know that
he does no, the people oil Engaud knew tha,
lac does not; the people Of Hampton, Erench.
town aud tlavfede. .Grace---thc wts,chcd
slaves Of India aud Of Airica--ihe miserable
subjects oil France aud Of lieland-~nay, the
whole world can bear witness, that he dccs
not eXasl,oralc .--P Lnfri
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---u 80: :G,:..s~-
ENGLISH ELECTION,

Extras. Of a lelferyton al .fmericag statlc
man ia LiVsrfooh 10 O friend rs hs r!Hed
States, dared yune 10, 1916.
CT will detail to you an event which have
wi,ne esscd during the pas, of lhc preoent week,
on nn OCCASION which should cali forth the
sober aud re1ecling encrgles OF people who
call themselves free and enlightened
mean on election TO seat in psrliament.---
Mr.. Gaming was opposed by Mr.. Lsyland, or
rather the friends OF the latter opposed him TO
the former. The poll ucmained open abou,
week, and closed 10 tayor OF the gormer gen.
llcmao., On the occasion, cannot say any
thing myself, which is 90, highly disgracsiui
to tho apeoplc concerned. have seen eiec-
,iops in various parts Of the United States,
bW never have seen such ,urbuancc, gross
violence, mean at,iliccs and base deprayity !;
Openly, and with shameless ciFrontery com.
piived by those who are called frreme;s, with
..t,yir host of accomplices. The time os an
',efec,ion here, is in fact, Tins Of riot and
confusion. The pcrsenasnd property Of in-
dividusls supposed to te, or really opposed to
either OF the candidates, are endangered !;
forthe friends and adhcrents OF them essen
bling in overwhelming crowds, prowling the
streets ss the savage beasts do the wildcrnc s.,
apd with lswless force, committing the most
daring outragcs. hll this il done in open
day light. 10 the face of the civil auiho,iiv.
and in defiance cf the laws WHICH ,ai0iy aoa.l
of siIoulins rQp4l pro,eelionlo every one.
had often heard fthe disc, dely scenes which
accompanied ls7ylsh ciss'lcns. ut ;hcsc
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CD%Gl3 ISS.
IN SENA1'E.
s9Gy, December 9.


The Senate took up The resolution offered.
by Mr.. VAKsyM, decclaiing it TO be cxpedi-
ea, to repeal the Compensation Law OF Tire
last session, uod that commi:,ce be appoinl-
cd 10 report bill for the purpose.
Mr.. TAR, Of Georgia, moved so to amend
his motion, as 10 direct the nppoin' men, oi
a committee 10 report on Me erhedieaey Of
rrfeaiing Tie torp IN guesnen.
Thc question on Mr.. Talks motion was
thus decided -
YEAS--Messrs. Ashmun, Barbor. Brown,
Campbell, Chace, Condit, Fromcn,in, Gail
lanf, iia'din, Ho,sey, Howell, Hunter, La.
cock, Mason, Mason, Morrow, Roberts, Tai
bot, Tail, Thompson,s sTichenor, Wells, and
Williams.
NAYS Mcssrs. Macon, Rugglc,, Sand,
ford, Natnum, and Wilson.
So the resolve, as altered, was passed, and
Mcssrs. Dagge,,, Fromen,iu, and Euggles,
appointed on the committee.
Tuesday, December 10.
The resolution offered by Mr Barbour 10
amend the rules of the house, so as 10 uu-
thotize The appointment, of standing commit.
tees on foreign relations, on commerce, on
claims, Sc sc. was finally agreed TO.
MIR. Barbour, having obtained leave, intro
dnced resolution, proposing on a,nsndmch,
20 the constitution OF the United States, in
the following words:
"No Law, va,yipg the compensation for the
services Of the Senators and Rcprese nta,ives,
shall take eifsc, until an election OF Repis.
sen,atyes, shall have in,ervened."
Uednesdrv,. December IL.
Mr.. Nainum presented 10 the Senate the
instructions Of the State Of Massachusetts 10
their Senators, - use their eyer,ions 10 pro-
cure q repeal Of the compensation law.
The motion oil MIR Barbour 10 amend the
Constitution, was read second time, and
committed 10 Messrs. Ba, bour Roberts, Dag
gcu, Mason, os N. II. and Brown.
Thursday, December -.
The two Senators from indiana, Walter
Taylor and James Noble, (lhe ac, OF her ad.
mission into The Union having been consum.
mated produced their credentials, and were
qualified.
The usual ceremony Of chasing them, by
lot, took place when il appeared iha, alr.
Noble was sssigoed to the class Of Senators
whose term Of service expires on the Sd oi
March. 1921, and Mr.. Taylor to that whose
term expires on the Sd OF March, 1919.
Friday, December 10.
The sitting was almost entirely occupied
in balIo,ing for the numerous committees the
Senate have determined to establish.
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people OF this state 70 the members Of the
Hartford Conveition, and TO tho Exra.
ordinary ambassadors to Washington,
form any of the items of our claims a.
gainst thc.general government which are
now appropriated to pious uses
Roll Of the men1bsrs Of The Con7cntion.
GEORGE CABOT,
NATHAN DANE,
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
HARRISON G.. OTIS,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW,
JOSHUA THOMAS,
SAMUEL S. WILDE,
JOSEPH LYMAN,
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW-, Jr.
DANIEL WALDO,
HODlJAH BAILIES,
GEORGE BLISS,
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH
JAMES HILLHOUSE,
JOHN TREADWELL,
ZEPHENIAH SWIFT,
NATHANIEL SMITH,
CALVIN GODDARD,
ROGER M. SHERMON,
DANIEL LYMAN,
SAMUEL WARD,
EDWARD MANTON,
BENJAMIN HAZARD,
BENJAMIN. WEST,
MILLS OLCOTT,
WILLIAM HALL jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Tncsday, Dceember 10.

Tuesday, December 10.
a, tho usual hour OF mec,ing--Mr. Lown.
des spprizod The House, ,,hat in consequence
Of tho death Of an infant child Of the Speaker,
he would not be able 10 attend this day to
ope, the House. Mr.. l.. therefore, moved
,hs, the House should adjourn until ,o.mor.
row.
= The Clerk OF the House having pu, the
question ON this mosien, it was carried, nsm.
con.
The following among other petitions have
been presented aud fcssrred.
by Mr.. Laiimore, the ,.eii:ion oIihc Leg
;.!s,rr. c',hc Mississippi; rerriic'y, praying
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

FOR S.ALE BY
JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
wv Bbis No. / BEEF
80 do. Philadelphia -uperfHe FLOUR
bbls. No. PORA. May Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
The Old Mans Comforts,
AND HOW HE GAINED THEN.

AND HOW HE GAINED THEN.
SouTHRY.
You are DID, Father William the young man cried
The few locks which are left you are grey
You are bale, Father William, hearty old man,
Now tell me the reason, pray.
In the days Of my youth. Father Willism replied,
/ remembel'd that youth ould hy fast,
And abused not my health and my vigour ut first,
Ihst never might need them at last.
You are old, Father William, the young man cried
And pleasures with youth pass awey,
And yet you lament not the days that are gone,
Now tell me the reason, pray.
In the days Of my yo nth Father William replied,
Remembered that youth could not last;
I thought OF the future whatever l did,
That never might grieve for the past.
You are old Father William, the young man cried
And life must be hastening away
You are cheerful, and love to converse upon death
Now tell me the reason pray.
l am cheerful, young man, Father William replied
Let the cguse, thy attention engage;
In the days OF my youth Remembered my God
And He hath not forgotten my age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
To the Editors OF the Portland Gazette.

SIR,
In recently passing through number Of
the counties oil Maine, have been much en-
tertained, and sometimes fatigued by the va
rious conversations have heard on the SUBJ
ject OF separation. mere stranger could
form no conjecture OF what may lake place,
from what he hears. The seat ol government
is a topic which interests few towns very
deeply, and il forms the burthen OF their dis
course. Some Of the people OF each oil these
towns, from the positive manner in which
they claim the preference, seem free from
any doubt of tber ability to outstrip their va
rious antagonists in address, aud secure to
themselves the honour OF capitol. Ii the
centre, either of territory or OF population
should be selected, there would be many
grievious disappointmeuis on tins subject il
neither should be taken there will still be
some sorrowiul hearts. Many have ayowed
TO me that were il not for their conviction that
heir town stood the best chance ior the seal
OF government, they should be decidedly "a
gainst the separa ion. Among all the towns
that lay claims to this distinction, two are
the most positive need not name Them, but
| believe they will both be disappointed one
ot them certainly must be and time only
can determine whether one or both.
AN OBSERVER.
rs. In town that nobody bllt the inhab-
itants thinks OF as the seat OF government,
large subscriptions are getting up, il is said,
with as much secrecy as possible for the pub
lie buildings, so as to be able to out bid all
competitors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
MtIa.kRS
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

offered 70 the pubic a. being one ofshe ea6eif
and fsfsit Cures for this piforder LONG e.pe
tiencs has proved The efficacy Of mi. oE,mea,
Hn perfectly iafe in its operation, and may be
appHed TO The imails2 infant without danger.
he leea' Is agreeable III ia not necef.ry for the
,rahent to sake Brim!ione ~ 10 common in other
o'nsmens Ths ointmen il put up in Tin bo.es,
convenient TO carry, aud each genuine boz will
hsAccompsn,ed with d,seetions If genuine, vii be
ssaed by JosL klILLks The above Ointment
may ne had 10 fmall or large quantitie. of losL
.A'Llss, St Cso,es Doetar CrRus tioLsaook
s'ga Ut ST. Lukes Head. No Sc, siznover ifrees
of, SAM |. ho&roS j'r, No. 4 Newbury freer
o'sos. OF MI. g. NIaMIs BUrMAs. resfIasa Raw
son. AND Bruce, Wsld.bo,ougbi MIR. Jud. Hyde, o.
n'uniwIek Prince and Waihourn, Tbonsf,a. anc
oikes Ferry Cs~ssa I; Rice q Gser Friendihip
George Robictou St. George.
July II, uO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

-e
NJ CHARLEs MINER, the late Ingenious Ed
tor Of the Luxerne .eaner, has relinquished that
paper for a concern in the Philadelphia True A.
mercan. The following tribute to federal princi-
pies and the federal party, to which be has steadily
and honorab:y adhered is extracted from bis vale
dictsry address:
For the ten years past have written
good deal-some nonsence to be sure--bW
some things that the public have been pleas
ed TO approve. take great pleasure in re-
examining the principles that have uniformly
inculcated. Reflection and experience add
new force, every succeeding day, to the con-
sictios, that the old fashioned, though unpop-
uiar, Federal Republican principles, are the
main pillars TO support, and the chief orna-
.ments to adorn, the edi6ce Of our Govern
ment. Principles that would give energy to
the government to defend and protect the
public rights--and that would yet secure 10
lhe people their freedom on the broadest aud
surest basis.--Nor are my opinions shaken
by looking around me, for my companions in
sentiment. ! speak it without disparagement
10 the gentlemen of opposite principles among
whom 1 number not few most excellent and
este, med personal iriends--that in the Feder-
al Republican party Of Luzerne and the ad.
joining counties, ale to be found as many zeal
Gus, faithful, intelligent friends to the libef-
ties and interests Of the people as any party
OF similar numbers could over reckon on earth.
Men with whom il would be glorious to trir
umph--and with whom il would be honora-
bic to fall. Zeal ans perseverance worthy
the noble cause of virtue, liberty and truth, 10
which they are engaged, cannot fail ultimate.
" to prove successful, both here and through.
out the country"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

the time must soon come when counties
mus, be established on these lands Towns
will arise and the population must be ac
commods,ed with shire towns and public
county buildings. And how shall we tnen
ne situated! Our half of the county caii-
not be taxed either for roads or any other
County expense whatever--H will Mes
sachusetts appropriate the value OF her lands
thus situated. not liable to taxatloT and
what will aisine get for the lands she mty
sell thus liable to double taxation! From
these hints hope The people wiz be lndu-
ced to consider well this subject before they
give away evrsy thing and come OIL WIN
OF Maine, this statement
presents bot very brief view Of tlsis sub
ject, DO: it is enough Tor you to know That
msn who can truD;pst llsis a. . good BAR
gain must be aucn m,n, and such only, as
made ii or ac,cded 10 il when made hey
are not I'll 10 be entrusted with yoar rights
aud covered with the robes OF of,ce.
A SPECTATOR.