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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01
Sept. g

,sA1 ron LONDON,
VSxiE To the address OF Messrs. John Gilliat &
Son, with liberty Of consignment, the good
subsiantiai ship ALDEBARoN, Isaac a. Borden
viii commence loading At City Point in two three days.
About one half OF her cargo being engaged and ready
go on board, she will meet with dispatch.-For freight
Of the remainder, apply to WILLIAM GILLIAT.
November IL. 56..tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

EQUMFORD AcADENY....This school will be con.
timed the ensuing year by Richard Hill and John
y. La"iehce..s..fhe Latin, Creek aud English Ian.
enages, mathematics bellies letfes arithmetic and geo.
tTapby With The efthe globes maps viii be taught
Pice for board and tuition = 3O paid quarterly in adj
vance. NO pupil received fof shorter time Than wear
There viii be vacation u month during the summer
Inc school wliicommence on theecnh Of January aud
end on The fifteenth Of Dceeiaber following.
November -. 5s.w4vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

MOTICF....A meeting ofthe AgricVftnr0i Society
0t Virginia viii be held At the Ufion Hotel in this
city, on Tuedsy The sth Desember It. al ton O'Clock
III the forenoon, JOHN ADAMS, Sec'ry.
Richmond, Noy.29. So win
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

NofiCR.. lin pursuance Of decree ofthe Superior
= court % charcery for the Richmond district pro-
nonnced on the I3ih cay Of February Isi3 i'm cause
tne!e'n Depending between Hl plaintiff and the ex'ors
VI AeNander Trent, senior, deceased aud other dets
be SOLD by the subscriber at o'clock Tnesaay
. ~ tSth Dcce0bcr neat, The premises 81 pnblic
|DSioh 10 the highest bidder for b. three hafacre
ying ~ The town ~ Manchester aid distinguished
" ,he plan thereof by No.23 No. - aud NO. as.
"oV'H J9;tds SATL TAYLOR, commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

NALUAbLE SLAVES FOK CASH....0n 51o1d,,,
me t2HQ DeceWber Hert, at 10 O'Clock A. M ia
'front.' OF the Office OF Heron, Sutton & Co. in he civ az
Richmond should the weather be favorable land
me SAID Office oerwise) will he sold at action vitb
out reserve, for ready money upwards Of Is neaIees
'eIlor 10 nOne as TO appearance or value.
THOMAS MACON
wv, ~. 80. IDS H., s. y co. AnrI,ta-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

NJUbtIt ohIEss. PuTfHdnitO deed OF ITusI da ed
9th Feb 1901 aud duly recorded ~ the cefk'soifce
OF Hanover county which said deed is executed by Ed.
ward Cioueh 10 the late col. John Thou pson Of Han
over, for The purpose Of securing TO john
payment OF certain sums Of money therein atated viii
be sold at auction TO the highestbIdder he premises
for ready money, on the an day IF JannG-g 1910 IL
far-if not OF The FIRST fair day thereafter oil that
part OF tract OF parcel Of land WILD to Robert Ciough
by his father George CIoneh situate wing on Cedar
creek IN Hanover county, aud supposed 10 contain TOO
acres, be the oriessand bounded MS follows
by the lands Of Nathaniel and John Ihonpson william
Wingned John Clopgh and Edmund James" Tie eboe
OF part OF this survey Of land will be sold Aforesaid
~ order 10 pay on to the said John Claybfooke the
lance now due from said Edward ~. Cough Together
with the expenses aud charges attending said sale.
JOSEPH p. PRICE. ErecNtOr eC John
NOV B. 52..wtds Thompson. dcc'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

conformity To- the 'ast-vill aud Testament OF ~ 1r
II GraUeS, dec.-Wili be sold al public auction on
the premises, on the 18TH day Of December, nert, il
iar, ~ not, the next far day, TTdct of LoHd CON
tanning upwards OF 400 acres, lying IN the lower Of
Louisa county, on the waters OF Lutte river This land
lies well Is well "stered and is in healthy and agree
abie neIghboTbood The part of the land yet covered
III It's natural growth is surpassed ky land in its vi
chity IN fertility and its aptitude TO the growth sf lobac-
co aud wheat. No land he susceptible OF i'm.
provemeDt, ITS soil beng adapted the use OF plaster
and the growth ofaTtifcal grasses.
me improvements consist of toerably commodi.
Gus dwelling house, In good repair, with four rooms
below and two above stairs with other
~ houses 10 farm Possession he given the pur-
chaser the let day Of January, 1919. Terms cash. the
residue ia ~ month. JAMES HALL,
Sept rs. 4l..wI2r JAMES o. GRAVES. hAoIs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

On the same day, agreeably decree of the county
sonrt OF Goschland between Lewises Lewises and
others, will be sold for cash. OF 10 likely NEGROES
THE COMniSS1ON RS.
G0OchlaRd, Nov 90 al1d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Notice.

HEING desirous IF having as little
ID trouble as possible in keeping back
accounts, I would beg those that deal
with me to send orders, and not for less
than one dollar at a tiGe.
will rent part Of ny house for a
large wholesale dry coed or grocery. CT
retail, or both, with a good cellar and
coupling room, by the year or otherwi'e.
Or, all the concern | now live a.,
but not for Ies,than FIVE years; or | VIII
sell the whole At. a fair pFice-8O feet on
King-street, and 100 deep. No better
stand in the street.
A very neat little brick house to let IN
Duke-st7eet, between Patrick and htn-
~ streets. ALIEN fEhnt'
sept. 10 wSlwNt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Jonathan Shl!labar

OFFERS rnr sale a, his store, former
~ " occupied by JosEpH DEAN, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets the car
70 Of the schooner Harmony, from Salem,
consisting of the following articles, viz :
Barrels M. Etef
HhdS. tierccS and bb,s. Y. +. Rum
Bales ct Calcutta and Bengal goods. Of
various descriptions, entitled to deben-
tuye Ctiuns
Casks Of Cut Nails. different dcsCrip-
Sides Of Soal Leather
Casks of Russia Tallnw
Boxes No. ]. 3 and Chocolate
DO. Mould and Dipt Candles
Nests 1t Boxes ard sets Of Measures
Boxes Soap
Bags Ca>tania Nuts
Jars Of Balsam Capiri
Conisters Of opal Varnish
Barrels and boxes of Shoes, different
kinds
lag, Indian Arrow Root
Bags of Tappioca
Cases of Water proof Hats
Kegs Ground Ginger
Charts Of American coast and Bahamas
Bundles Wrapping Paper
Hsrrings in barrels January Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Five Dollars Reward

I'd AN AWAY from the subscriber. on
80, the Goth ult. LEWIS GATES, an
apprentice 10 the cordwaining business,
about Is years of age; pale complexion
his clothing. which is vari"us, cannot be
described. ile ha- been lately seen ae
the steam saw mill on M'Eiderry's VT,
and 10 doubt is lurking there still. The
above reward and all reasonable charges
will be paid on his delivery to the sub
scriber.
Aso, al The SOth September. al az
prentice to the same business. named
EDWARD CRAIMER, about II years
of age. One cent reward will be paid Tor
his delivery, but nocharges.
EDWARD HAG THROP-
Baltimore. Dec. l0-Jan. 81 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Land for Sale.

UNUE Subscriber offers for sale. about
Z 1000 acres OF land in Fairfax ccur~
~. not mere than from seven to nine
miles FROM Alexandra. The property
IS we'll wstered, has a sufIiciency Of
wood, and (jpdging from The condition e
smell and well cultivated farms that i'd
Join it, it is highly susceptible Of i'm
provement.-It is at present divided IT,
TO tenements, of from one TO two Eun
dred acres, each provided with dwell
ing house. out houses, garden ard ar
chard ard might, sf course, be laid of
into four or five very compact farms,
The principal inject Of the subscriber,
b. ing the introduction Of good SYSTEM
OF hdSbandry into his neighbourhUcd, ne
will sell on very moderate terms. give
lohg credit On the trkols amount Of the
purchase money, and require no ofher
interest. than What the present rent It
the Iard pays, being about s per cent. ~
is estimated vaive
" VI. n. FITEHT Gil.
R4reCsUcGth, August Z dlwsh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Stock at Auction.

The subscribers being about to decline
the Dry Good Business, have concluded
to sell by auction, at their store on King
street, opposite the Mechanics Bank, on
Monday the 18th January, all their
Stock in Trade, consisting Of s X, Cot
ton and WOoien Goads .-CoEditiUns Ii.
beral and made known at sale.
I. J. g P. II. MINOR.
JOHN JACKSON & Co.
Auctioneer..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24

.. On TUESDAY. 10 AN.
VIII be sold at the Vendue store, corneS
of Prince and Water streets,
Cloths
CasSimeres
Costinss
Plains
FiushinsS
Corduroys and velvets
irish linens
English sheetings
CaIicOes
DomestiCs
Cambria. leno and book muslns
Woolcn hosiery
Ruckskin, kid and beaver gloves
Sewing silks. cOttpns, threads, &c.
ALSO,
Soap in boxes
Candles in do.
Chocolate in do.
F. IF. gunpowder
Glassware IN boxes
Teneiiffe wine in Or. casks, sc.
ALSO,
trunks leather, kid and morocco
shoes aud boots
ALSO.
8 kegs I'D. 81. and led. raiIs-ard
10 kegs prime chewing tobacco.
6L.o.
60 rrams writing paper.
p. &. MARsTELLtR, Auct.
January "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24

Landing,
From schooner Ellen from Havrc)
.1SnnB BURR STONES, superior
EOOO quality
80 tons Plaster Paris. ard
A small quantity JSgny Butter
iFrem scbr William 4 Mary FIR, N.York)
SO bbls. apples in goNd order
From schooner Hilan from PhiIadslphia)
or. casks Malaga Wine
From schooner Emily from Ncrtolkl
IL kegs Chewing Tobacco. in l 10.
tuists. represented tc be of choice quail
ty-FOr sale by
BARNEWALL & POPnAM.
Jarrs-yS d5'ws5v
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
I his Day Landing,

ms LAY Landing,
EROM on board the brig BeneTactor,
e Captain Rowland. from Narseilles,
ard for sale bv y. kEENE,
Hermitage 4 Muscatel wines in cases
Hats in buxes
Figs in do.
Prures in do.
COrks in bags
Writing and Wrapping Paper in bales
so sacks salt.
lie HAS IN STORE,
so bales German Linens
$50 boxes Raisins
is Or. casks Sherry Wine. sup. q'y.
1000 bushels Cadiz Salt.
January IS Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Vaudeville Y LarInour.

maIlNCVl!lS S LaFlnOuT,
OFFER FOR SALE.
30 4 DRUMS Turkey frs
hog 90 bales, sacks and boxes
soft shellei almond,
600 boxes mrscatel u boom raisins
so casks first quality csored Go
shen cheese
so casks western butter, for family
use.
600 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 90 bbs. whiskey
) hhds rectified do,
10 hhds. northern rum
pipe superior Holland gin
80 hhds. Barbados bright noiasses
10 hhds. lst and Cd quail. sugars
$50 bags llav. 4 st. Domingo coffee
case nutmcss and cloves
9 seroonS tlotant indigo
With wines, Liquors, and groceries as
usual.
N. b. Grocers and families can be
supplied at the lowest prices, with mould
and dipped caodIes Of their own manu-
factory, Of superior qualities to those i'm.
ported from the eastward. Boxes ey.
changed. Jansar' Q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
I.awrason & tewic

John e.. Laid K Go.
HFFER FOR SALE,
" 50 tons assorted Swedes iron
20 pieces Russia } Duck
% do Ravens "'>N
IS 10 Russia sReetiHSs
- hhds muscovado1 S,.,r
10 bbIs. ms'covaio
90 chests young Tyson
so boxes dn Tea
5 chests imperial
Is hays Janaica pinentO
oCO los. CasSIa
Race and g~aurd ginger
$50 bikes mould ana jl"t candles
100 10 brown and yellow soap
) b5ls SpermaceIG
20 30 tanuCrs' Oil
on cases hsreuce
80 bis No Boston beef
60 cckS Goshen cheese
IS iIcrces rice
50 boxes No . and 5 chocOlate
cases SPANISH chocolate
400 bushels cadiz ,alt
Casks Madeira, Sherry, TsneriEe
aud Malaga Wines
IA bO,s lin
u 10 pitch
10 kegs tobacco
90 bos slauber salts
So boxes Double Refined Italian
birthstone
l b5l indigo
SO boxes shOr, and long pipes
Crates j. verPsol Mare
400 goat skins
Cases mems, wrmen's aud CHI
dren's shnes
Cases mems and boys" ine and
coarse hats
= cases leather hats
700 tons plaster PAIRS
rs griudStOnes
20 casks cat nails ASSORTED sizes
$40 10 ThUmastOwn and Rhode
I>lnud time
400 bushels Albany Oats
Bales india Goods, consisting Of
Chita9iIly and LuckiPore Baftas
Mon SannakS and BeerbDOn GurrahS
Madras aud Bandsnna handkerchls
aEd choppaS
Blue Gi!laS and PulEcat
Rcual>, SeersuCkers aud Nankins
Bales German Goods, cnnSiStngof
Linens. Doglas, hessians, Gtckien-
turss. O,naburgs
White aud brown Rolls
box looking glasses
$50 nests bikes and paIls
Nests measures
Faxoa'S axes ploughs
Sugar Loaf, writing and letter paper
1910 lbs cordaS~, assorted sizes
4 srit ut sails tor 4 Sthr of so tons
Nlh2gaii: FWnittTe, consisting q
Bureaus, b'd"erds, folding desks
&c. &c. &c.
f1nuarv 81 ew
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Fish Barrels

= WILL contract 10 deliver AT Pomon-
~ warehouse, Nv the s0th March
nrvt. 4 ON 500 To 1000 white aud red "a <
FISH BARRELS, az TIE market price.
NN. ID. BEALL,
near RScatavay.
J.nGarY 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24

Diapers, Candles. Lead, &c.
PIECES DIAPERS
~ 50 boxes mould cand.es
So boxes soap
so casks cheese
case nutn.eSs
s bb,S mems coarse shoes
4 tons sheet lead
a5 drums and cases Sgs
e5 GCZ brpOms
50 kegs butte received per stheo.
ner Mary q Polly, tram Boston.
IN STORE,
90 tierccs new rlce
50 barrels beef
50 pork
Russia AID Ravens Duck
For sale by ABIJAH ADAMS,
Central WHAT
January IS st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Ladies' Beaver Hats, &c.

Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.
NUST received and for sale att the Shoe
81 Store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
king-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
l;ty, with elegant trimmings
Geutlemeu's first and second quality
Hats kn1pt and felt ditto. Also.
a quantity of ladies' pr1nelie Slip
oers. white and cAored kid ditto
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes
add Slippers
Morocco and kid Boots, with fashor-
able trimmings; misses 4 chidren's de-.
TGentlcmen's 6ue Boots and Shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured at
short notice by measure. All fayors CRATE
fully acknowledged.
January dotmwtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
To Rent.

TIME HOUSE and GARDEN be-
longing to the subscriber on Frank
lin street. The house is conmolious
the ssr,'en spacious and highly cultiva'
ted-also, a well OF the finest water al
the door. For terms apply 70
AUG. J. SMITH.
Dec %. wifi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Sales at auction.

BY J0Hv JACKSON g CO,
On SATURDAY, 10 AN.
VIII b. sold at oar Auction Rooms,
Union-st;eet.
Frercil, British. German. India and 10
mesiic Dry Sc d.
Conditions al sale.
Janusry Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Eagle Tavern, Leesburg Va.
Dec 90.

VTNiiE subscribe has taken the House
! lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas
Austin, and is ready for the reception of
avellers and other persons who may ia
vor him with a call, He has on hand.
and will constantly keep, an excellent
asso-tment of the very best liquors, and
al other things necessary Tor the contor-
table accommodation Of ladies ard gen.
tlemcn. He will also keep the best of
proyender, together with very care
iul and obliging oStler and good house
servants. He scIicits the patronage OF a
generous public, and assures them that
every exerticn shall be made TO give sa-
tisfaction to those who may favor him
with their custom.
ENOS WILDMAN.
IeesSurg. January 10 mwt1'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24

Bg p. 6. .NaRSTELLER.
On SATURDAY, la o'clock,
viii be sold on En,wisle'. What,
KS The Hull, Spars, Rigging
EASssSs Sails and Furniture of the
~. 80, brig ONLY SOY. Term;
s made known at place Of sale;
January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
sSS Exchange Coffee Eouss .SSh
SSsSNARINE JOURNAL. SstA

PoKY Of ALEXANDRIA-..yANUAST Is.
ARRIVED,
Sch- Minerva. kenricS, 10 days from
Richmond; tobacco, coal, &c. to J. jack
son y Co. and Others Of the district.
CLEANED
Schr Maria, Marbury, Madeira.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24

,...- - ll.e'. moro .han two years agn.
Wre~,Y. DoAPsu, FAIHMAS & Go.
I.i..uepa'a, l'n. 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-13
AN ACCEPTABLE EMreaAET.

We learn, (says the New-York Nat.
Advocate) that gentleman has recently
arrived in this City, from England, whose
obj"ctis to settle in the Illinois Terri.
tory-that his family and settlers brought
over with him, amounted TO 81 persnns--
that he has furnished himself with agri-
cultural instruments, seeds OF various
kinds, some cows, sheep and hogs, for
breeding, and abou, 100000 pounds ster-
ling liz money. This is doing business
to a grea, national, as well as individual
profit; and if gentlemen of fortune and
enterprise will emigrate IN the same man
Der, our western states will shurtIy bs
the most smrishins part Of the world.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-13

tribute which He nwe 10 H;;n : lat lis.
ing and immortaI spir:', vi ;,h is ,rrdrr.
cd invaluable BY the firm a"d pr, ssurp,"
THE IMAGE AND THE EAsE UV Gen !
The entire energy Of the soul must b..
poured out in reverence, iu worship a, 4
alteration, or We withhold that tribute
whi.h We owe 20 our Almighty Sovereign
We possess no treasure which can be sub.
stituted fr t. is nothing can ey.
empt US from this obedience No out
ward forms of subniss;o; no cold Or
formal compliance with appointed ordi.
napces-uo zeal or, iei,cncy in support
OF peculiar doctrines or teIets-no vain
glorious or arrogant pre,ensiohs to excIu-
siye sanctity-no sacrifices that we can
possibly make, save only the sacrifice OF
the heart, can prove acceptable to GU.
heavenly Master"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-13
ANIMAL FLOWER.


Tbs inhaDi'ant, Of st Lucia have dis.
covered most singular plant. In ca.
vern OF that isle, near the sea, is large
basin, from twelve to fifteen feet deep,
he water Of which i. very brsckish, and
bottom composed Of rocks. From these,
at all times, proceed. certain substances,
which presents at FIRST sight, beautiful
flowers, of bright shining color, and
pretty nearly resembling our marigolds-
only 'ha' their tint is more lively. These
seeming flowers, on the approach Of a
hand or instrument, retire like snail
out Of sight. On examining their sub.
stance closely, there appear ia the mid.
die Of the disk, four brown flaments, re.
sembling spiders lesgs,~hIch move round
a kind OF. petals with pretty brisk aud
spontaneous motion. These legs have
pincers to seize their prey; and, upon
seiz,ng il, the yellow petals Immediately
close, so that it cannot escape Under
this exterior Of flower iva brown stalk,
Of the bignsss Of q ravens quill, ana
which appears to be the body Of some ami
nal. II is probable this strange creature
lives on the spawn Of fish, and the mar'ne
insects thrown by the sea into the ba'lii'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-13
FROM ST. CfOIS.

Can't. Goodwin. Of the schnr. Planter.
VIII has arrived at Boston in 10 ds. from
St. Croix, informs that the produce Of the
island was very scarce, and American
produce plenty, excepting corn, -four and
meal. He also states, that ad,airal By
ron's patriot squadron, Of Ia sail. eight
square rugged and six sehoouers from st.
Barts. passed Sandy Point, (soeth side Of
St. Croix) l9;h of May, said to be bound
TO SANTANA, to take possession in behalf
of the Patriots. l.H j. Com. .adr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-13
BANK ROBBERS.

Extract of letter from gentleman in
Pitt, burg to his friend in Philadelphia,
da ell June 8.
"The money Of the Farmers ard Me-
chanics Bank, except about $1,000 has
been all recovered from the robbers. A
short time ago. they were detected and
lodged IN Cincinnati Jail. They broke
Jail, and one Of them made " escape (;
the other was brought to this city a few
days ago since which time he has made
a confession of the fact, and accompanied
the sheriff. cashier, and ssnie Of the d.
rcctors, TO a place where the money had
been buried near Beaver, about % miles
from this place. About sunset this even
Ing the money was deposited in the Pitts.
burg Bank. The robber who disclosed
the secret has made his escape"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-13
Justice Buna,s's charge 10 the Grand
Juru.


Jury.
All laws are laws. and every law is
law and laws are things made by the
lawyers, to make men live according to
the law, without any respect to the Cos
peI; for that is another affair, and to be
considered at another opportunity, and
b. another sort of mer. aud in another
manner. Vide Coke upon Littleton. chap.
10th, psge 18th But as to the law
Now there ore some men that are good
men and some men that are bad men, and
the bad men are not the good men, and
the good men are not the bad men, but
the had men, aud the good men, and the
good men and the had men are two dii.
ferent sorts of men; and this we gather
from Magma Charta, an old man that liv'
ed in the reign Of King John the Great
Now, If any are good men, there would
be no need Of laws: Therefore, ergo, the
laws were made for bad men, and the
good men have no business Herewith.
nor no advantage to receive therefrOm
Ergo. therefore, those who receive I'D.
vantage IRON the laws must be bad men
snd SO, ge'm, call up the prisoners and
despatch them as soon as possible, for
must 20 out Of tswn tomorrow.