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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
For Sale,

\ valuable Farm in Jefferson county, Vir'
GINA.
sDY virtue Of a decree Of the superio'
aD court Of chancery for the kchp ond
strict in Virginia, in suit wherein the
xecutors Of General George Washing
IN were plaintiffs, and Gerard Alexan.
Ter, Thomas l.. Alexander. (by Lud"ell
zee, his appointed guardian in his case
l.udwell Lee, Richard II. l.. Washing
t,n, John A. Washington, Bushrod {.
Washington aud Mary Lee Washington,
lefcndants--will be exposed to sale t.
he highest bidder, for ready money. o,:
he premises, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
lay Of September next, all thar tract OF
parcel of Land, lying in effp son coun-
t., Virginia, on Buiskin, commonly call
ed Rockhal!. containing $40 acres, now
"a he occupation Of john Sanders
49, The above tract of land lies -
aT bout l6 miles fom Winchester,
dial nd about 6 miles from Charlie
Ga.2 town, ard On the main road lesd-
ing from Winchester 10 Baltimore, city
OF Washington and Alexandria. il is
vel! adapted to plaster and clover, and
is in quality little inferior, it at all, 10
that OF any farm N that rich valley. The
improvements IN it are large two-story
frame dwelling house, barn and othel me-
cesssry out houses.-The water is lime
stone and of excellent quality.
Anyperson wishing to view the premi-
SOS viii be shown them upon application
to John A. Washington or bushrod y.
Washington, living near the land.
Alfred a. PoIceH, IL,
Henry st. George Tucker, EE
~ Robert Worthington, Sc
William Tlte, -"
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May 8
PROPOSALS,
BIZ Gideon Fdirman. John BinnS and
Charles S. Parker,
TO PUBLISH
A. Ia

A Splendid Edition of
Washiuston's Rare7reN Address.
To the People Of the United States
THE world has seen enough ofwar-
riors and of HerOes-enough of Sta
tesmen-ofmen who have guided Ar
mics in the field, or dictated as Sa-
ges in the Cabinet, for the exclusive
purpose Of Ambition. History from
its earliest page to the present day,
has offered to our contemplation, only
ONE WASHINGTON, but ONE MAN,
whose dangers in war, and labors in
in peace. were undertaken and sup
ported with single eye, to the hcne-
fit of his country whose wonderful
and honorable success, was the plain
result of wisdom in design, and raj
our inexecution; whom danger never
appalled,, nor defeat depressed ; who,
persevering in the justice Of his cause,
wooed Victory till he won her: who
coveted no reward but the well earn
ed appreciation Of those whose interest
he lived to promote whe renowned
all public honors, when they ceased to
be the necessary instruments of good
to the people. whose gratitude confer
red them who superior to all Mon
archs, was content to be called the
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For Sale.

Sx The subscriber offers for sale
EsE he large Brick Bnilding lately
HIN occupied by him in the town of
f.'Ss Alexandra, together with most
of the e ,sentia, articles Of Furniture at
tacbed t, Il. The whole will he sold or
the most reasonable terms.-tle also o.
fer. for sale, an excallen, phiiadelphi'
buiit carriage, an pair Of well broke
hor ,cs. " 81 'AncuH.
Raveu,worth, June s5-dlwThf
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Land for Sale.

TWILL sell from 50 to 300 acres ofland,
part of the farm on which | live.-On
said land there is log house with two
rooms on a floor, meat house, with seye-
raj other small! buildings, an excellent ap-
pie orchard, peaches. pears, ounces; dam
sons, &c. DANIEL DULANl'
Au-Itst Of
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Lexington for Sale.

TWAS estate, containing two thousand
4 three hundred and fifty acres, more or
less. being one half of the well known tract
OF land commonly called "Mason's Neck, ="
situated on the Potomac, in the county OF
Fairfax, Virginia, is now offered tor sale.
About two-thirds of i is covered with an
uncommon heavy growth Of white and blk
oak. hickory, pine. poplar, &c near the wa
ter's edge. whence il may be transported
10 the markets of the district of Columbia.
"a distance OF 90 miles only where timber
and fuel are always IN demand, and with
out the expense and risk encountered I'D
conveying those articles from situations iur-
ther down the river: the remainder is IN
cultivation, and furnished with every ne
eessary building for that purpose: together
with char and blacksmith's shpp. The
r. I. improvements are &spacious
ca d ,rgant dwelling house, kltcb-
Esssl Ell, iairy, smoke-hOuse, office, ice
Pss.h house. a well of excellent water,
and falling earden, of the most tasteful
AMI costly design, filed with the Tares. and
most beautiful strawberries and flowers, en-
otic and indigenous, all situated on an emit
nence. commanding a view OF the rest OF
The tract. which extenis in an m'Dterccpt-
ed plain from The foot of the eminence to
the Potomac and Occoquan, by which 1t -
so far 0oundei "a to render the expense oil
enclosing il comparatively nothing. The
prospect, more over, OF the surrounding
country. diversified in every direction by
sheets of " ,ter, is really beautiful beyond
description There are likewise attached
10 this estate four valuable
Shad g Herring Fisheries:
however. the subscriber intends to reserve
one of tiism snt few acres of land. The
wood, abound with deer in such numbers,
that with a little care a gentleman might
commend constant supply OF ven'son Tor
his table; and besit,es the large streams a.
aforementioned, the various creeks and IN
lets that every where intersect the land are
covered in the proper season with wild lowi
of every description known in our waters.
When 10 all these advantages is added the
grea; natural fertility of the land, which is
not exceeded perhaps in the western coun-
try, its adoption to Improvement by the use
of plaster, which has been proved by ex-
periment, its vicinity 20 society, 10 market,
10 two manufacturing grist-Inills, TO which
the distance OF conveyance by land and wa
ter i not more than or miles, il may
with truth be pronounced the most valuable
estate. of the same extent, in the whole
range Of country watered by the Potomac
II will be sold entire or divided to suit pur-
chasers -. e.,
The terms of sale will be one-third OF the
purchase money in hand, the remaining 2
3ds in two equal annual payments, win IN
terest from tn. day of sale, secured 6y
deed Of trust on the land-whlch VIII be
shewn in my absence to any person dispo-
sed to purchase, by Mr.. William Allison or
Mr. Weston, residing on the premises.
August 81 WILLIAM MASON.
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900 acres of Land for sale.

800 acres of Land for sale.
TE|il5 Tract is situated in Westmare-
land county, Virginia, adjacent to
nr. Garnett Hunters Plantation, and
c,n,is ,ous to the waters Of the Potomac.
rne eighborhocd is good-water excel
ent, aud very de'irabls situations for
'nilding. A considerable proportion Of
the lana is we'll timbered. besides good
iraI of cedar pine and other wood, sufii-
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
or those who MAJ be disposed to send it
% market-iti, nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
Any oae wishing to purchase may ap-
ply to RDGER JONES,
ilexapdria.
Als,, vcrv valuable LOT, containing
t4O acres, being a part Of the late Mr..
John Turberviie's tract-within 6 miles
# GEORGETOWN, 3 frcm the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to The turnpike leading
from thence to W,ley's,,in Fairfax coun.
~. Va. A great proportioa Of this lasd
is exceedingly we'll Ii nbered, and that
part which is not, is 5, recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in a productive condition.
For terus, apply to PHILIP c. ioNEs, so
in Leesbnrg, Va. or to II JONES.
March c0 II
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100 Acres Of Land.
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of deed OF trust
Y from James d patterson to me, shall
at II o'clock, on Saturday, the 5th day OF
September next, upon the premises, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction for cash, or
upon such credit as may then be agreed on,
80 lot of ground, with the buildings
Or 4 thereon erectc 1, situate onthe west
Esss side OF West-str2et, aud north side
Iylz.of Kiag-st. in the town OF Alexan-
dria, and described in the said deed as fol-
lows: beginning at point where the north
line of King-streel m;ersects the west line
of West-slreet. and extending wsstwardty
with The line of Kiw-strect 10 feet; thence
north and parallel with Kng-street 100 feet
to a 10 feet alley; thence east and parallel
10 Kiug-street 10 feet TO West-street (;
thence south with West-sireet 100 feet to
TIE beginning-snbiect to a grolad rent OF
81 dollars, payable on the 18th day OF Dc
tober. in each and every year forever.
J. D. SIMMS, Trustee.
6FThe sale Of the above
property is postponed till Thursday the
S4th inst. September .
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Houses to Rent.
For Sale.

TIE SULPHER SPRINGS,
A BOUT eight miles from IIr,insburg,
~. Berkeley County. formerly occupied
by Hinghinni. and now kept by Brown
This estate consists OF about
420 Acres Of Land,
already in good cultivation, and susceptible
of high improvement. The springs are
,nuch rpsortea TO, and the clearinghouse
establishment is extremely profitable
The buildings nave undergone considerable
repair. -
As all those disposed 10 purchase will, |
presume, visit The property, lur,her pahi-
culars are deemed unnecessary.
II. S. q. TUCKER.
winchester. July rs Pm
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For Sale or Rent.

'-EvHAT valuable property called con
WAYS WHARF, with the Ware
h,q,ss thereon treating on Union street
% warehouses viii be rented separately
= ,anuired. For ter.us apPlYto
WEI. HERBERT, jr.
tu9nst o. tt
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,ales DIT ) enduc.
IN svers Tuesday and Friday,
WILL Bh SOLD,
It the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dru Goods. Groceries. &c.

Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
,articulars of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
BIZ All kind of goods which are on
limitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
P. G. MARSTELI,ER.
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Landing

ENROM on board the Norfolk packet and
IL for sale, IL hhds Antigua Rum
August go NEWTON kEENE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-14
ECCENTRIC BIOGRAPHY.

Zeno. philosopher, and founder OF the
sect Of stoics, SO called from his opening
a school in the por,,co o, Stoa, in Athens
He was born at Citium, in the Isle OF Cs-
prus; but being driven By a storm m the
coast of Africa. he took up his residence
there, and taught philosophy aud logic
he was indeed the & st person who bro'
losic to perfection. His Principe It is
said. maintained the right Of seli-murler'
and hls servant being told that the Pies
Of fate would exculpate him from any
crime he should commit, exclaimed To Ze-
no, IS he was beating him for theft" II
Is INV fate to he thief" ayes, sirrsh,
replied his master. and ii is your fate
10 be drsbbsd for it +"
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KINGSTON. i'm. Feb. "a


The plunde Ing of his ne r,tJ' 5 Soon
Marin, lately wrecked on 4 south ec.I,
of Ireland, is thus related Cd tse attic
,ity OF the officers: AS soon as The s};y
J. on shore. the country pc pie asSsr.
bled in great numbers. and the wofsd
p!npder began A person staudine b.
II h. seemed To have some influence, id.
ised captain Mitchell b. retire to anal.
joining house with his officers arc crew
otherwise they would certainly be AT
murdered; This he declined, being dett,.
ninsd to protect the property to II,
last. In this attempt Mr. Turner IA,
first lieurenaut) was knocked dcwR-op.
fellow took up large stone, ard threat,
ened to murder captain Mitchell if h.
cid not retire. exclaimed. "You damned
rascal, have you not saved YOU life, i
rot that enough for your" In short
hey were overpowered, ard every thing
a. i owe on shore iron, the wreck 81,
carried of b. force, until the police, With
lieutenant Wilson and party Of the $50
arrived they were not urcslled for, a,
yeu stat, they were sent express Tor BY
captain Mi,chell, Who declares il to b.
his opinion, that it it had not beer for
them he and the greater part Of BIS crew
would have been torn to pieces. Mr..
Blake led lieutenanD got op shore with
Dny his shirt, flannel waistcOat, and
trnwsers he got into a house, where b.
,tripped, got into bed. and requested his
hing. eht b. dried for hin, Bat he "a.
yer saw them more, and was Obliged to
ie in bed naked until he get supply d
clothing froU Limerick.
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aleX'a. Common Council.

APKIL IL, 1878.

hPkIL IL, 1918.
On ba!lotiDg for the Inspector Of f.h,
Lew Talbot, was du:y elected.
On application of the proprietor, o.
f'wo thirds OF the ground on both sides d!
Prince-street, between Fairfax aud Pat.
rick 81 eets,
Il is ordered, That the street cOmri..
sioE,r do cause lamps 10 be erected 90
thai part ct Prs ce stree! above mentiOr.
ed. agreeably to law.
On application o! the proprietO's Of
two-th RS Of the grorrd nn both SIDE: VI
Du.e-street, between Pitt and Columbus
st Gets.
l. is ordered, That 'he street csmmii.
.inner do cause lamps Ia b. erected On
tnat par Of Duke street above mentIsn-
I'd, az, eabIv 20 law
On spplicat on Of the proprietors Of
'wo thirds Of the ground an 81 Asaph,
Washington ard C.,luH bus streets, be-.
'ween klng aud Duke sueets,
II is ordered, Tat the street commits.
-inuer DO cause lamps TO be erected on
~ asa b, Washington ard CoIur bus
streets, as above described, sgreeably to
Law
On application of the rropristors Of
tuo-'uird> # tie ground on Piu-sueet,
b,tr zen Prince ord Duke streets,
1t ordered. That the strss' commits
,OT"r do cause lamp. to he erected OF
,'I;t street, as above described, agreeaby
10 law.
A CONS uHication was received from
the attorney ior the corporation. psnu.
inf Ia Il 'esnlu'i1n of Council, accOppa.
ned 81 sundry paper delivered up 10
Inn b. VIM. 4. Harper, collector Of Old
beisRces
Ordered, That the memorial Of Dam.
Mcleod & offers be referred to Me.sn.
Mcclure and Adam and the superiD,eI'
bert OF police.
Ordered, That the street commissions
reduce 10 the proper regulation that pat
OF Fayetta-street which lies between
King ana Prince streets, and charge re
expense thereof TO the third and fodrl
wards.
An act TO amend an act entitled 81
ACT for the regulation Gi naggons, cars
and drsys." was read a first time and
laid on the table
An act to amend an set entitled IS,
act II prevent distractions to The IRE
passage Of water through tie CUTTERS
was read twice and laid on he table.
Ordered, hat tie petition OF the stree
commissioner be referred to Nessrs. Nc
CURE, Janury. Hipkins and Gird.
Ordered. That the street cnTmls'lona
DO cause the ditch on Oronoke. street 70
be cleaned and open a communicated
with such sfssnsnt water IS J. 10 tha'"'
cinity, provided the expense does not ei'
coed thirty dollars. and charg. the SANE
to the third ward.
Extrac; from the minutes.
Test, I.P. THOMPSON, ~
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ALA NODE DE AnAB.

Yesterday morTi"g Ne hal raiher Gu
rious and Singular spectacle in the street
of this ely A man dressed IN hunt
er.s shirt, accompanied By a woman lead
ing norse, apparel before Us. or the
hnrse IS a sack bag thrown Overland
in each snd Of thu bag pe-ped ou' the
heads of two ch ldren. The li'''e crea
lures were so arranged. that the two in
each end we're placed back to back, SO
that I'VE looked toward, the end OF tine
horse, and iva towards the tai. One OF
them vas an infant ; for while the mo
Their held the rim. she presented her DO
som and gave suck 20 the little urchln, as
il nestled in the sack. The heads oil he
children nov sunk almost ar OF sight,
and then popped up like young '"bblns
in 4 nest. The vhce cavalca,le VA. sin-
sulaily amusing to those she saw II we
have ,ften seen horse Carry double
BIT never before thi. &C, ason have we
seen one carry qusdruple. l. was rather
q Singular mote Of riding, and certainly
sumc whar in conyen,ent TO the iders; bat
dety any enc to have seen more sum-
mary or che>per mode IF travelling.
GRichuond paper, March 2s.
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From the " + Com. .4frer. .ipril 10.
LATEST FaoM ISEIA

On MONDAY last the shi, Fawn, capt.
Aus in, arrived at Boston, no DAYS trOCl
Bombay. On be- pa sage she touched at
4. Helena, "and Wa boarded by an OF
fccr tom the flag ship. Who REPAIRED
that Fro,isiGns wHre very scare, and that
the inhabitants OF the island were on hait
allowance No !resh provisions to br
had. The emperor was seldom seen.
and wa gloomy in the extreme
Tue folioning intelligence tom India.
received By tie Fsvn, will be read with
un"rest We copy It from the Boston
Palladium Of tuesday:
Captain Austin. who arrived yesterday
{ ON bombay. tavored.us with papers to
the lSth December, and manuscr p, &C
counts Of revolt against tie British by
h. rsj.h Of Berar, whose troops. consist
.ng OF upwards Of 10000 men, made !
ueu' HeEous ntl1Sh VI Iuc DiiNisb 'o'SSe
at Naspore On the night Of the 2Sth OF
November, but were completely defeat
ed, and the rljsh sued tor peace again.
The British force is stated at only 800
men, and had few killed aid wounded.
The above event vas preceded by the
revolt of the psishws oil Poonah, and a
battle, in which he vas defeated With The
los. Of 500 men. His forces at the tine
consisted Of 5O,00O-thAt of the British
5000. The war with him continued.
The British obtained a victory over
another enemy Mahrattas at keerkee
about the 5h Of November.
Hustlhhes stiA existed with tie Pan
dar ees and different eiigeuciss caused
movements Of o .ps III various dlrec-
lions.
Cantain Austin sailed from Bombay
or t,r 18th of December, and Informs
tina: The iDhaLi ant. o! tie country be-
tween Mad'as sud Bonbay we're in a
state Of insurrretiur, and conan tIne
many murders and other out as,.. lie
earl Of MORA vas n.archlns ag4irs; en-
with 90,nOo urup>. Every European
officer aud solder had left Bombay to
join the army.
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From the ". +. Baiiy .idper. april 10
YRoM GIBRALTAR.


Captain Webh'r. "ho arrived here yes
terday from Glib ait,r, slt!ed March 10.
The dreadful Algerine st"y VAS inva-
lidsted by letters from the British consul
which sand nothing OF 1t.
The wife Of prrace Charlie, brother to
the king of spain, and daughter OF the
klns Of Portugal, has been delivered OF
prince,
Nome of the American squadron had
been a. @ D altar for some time, nor was
q. konwn where they we're.
The Russian squadron had arrived al
sdiZ.
Captain W. brought dispatches from
our amba. sadOr al Madrid.
Gibraltar March 2.
Markets very dull. Touacco Is again
depressed, owing principally to the large
parcels OF dameged : I'd ., auctiou.-
Rce-no IF 8, Tor about IL or 1870
a rces arrived IN our ba, m cons qIeuce
oi be, Z turned If irCm the spInish
ports, Coming fom Charleston the las
saies were t s. 50 per lis lbs. for lOO
tiercrs, per Rapid. Flour is steady at
SlO-sa IS aere made on the z6.n oil 40U
bbis. al 80 l-s. Goldfish win not cOm.
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mand more than the quotation, aud Il
dull at that price + uit very scare
BIT, here ard at Mslaga-smasi pa GELS
ave selling at tie q t'tohs.
The brig E,lza, Reilly, f ON Norfolk
has arrived It Malaga.
A letter from G,nra''ar, March 4,h"m
Mr.. Sprague, mentions that q u ma
been SO IS was up sgaIn to 10 a rs
southern corn so p, iansga, nor'her'
275aS; rice 7 Is. safes brand rs We
nv high; dollars saa1s per cent p
U. 5. bills par.
Exchange on London 81 I-s SD =
dollars 2 a aI-2 adv; U. 5. bills par.
Extract Of a letter from captain Tracey
OF ship Geler, daled
London, February !.
Since l last wrote you have had
most vexing piece Of bu iness in eon'e
Quence OF steerage passenger, an li'sh
man. having shipped IS bbls. litnh. IN
which he h d about so lbs. P'gtaii t"bac-
CO concesled: the consequence wss, tha'
sithuugh the owner or master could not
have any knowledge Of even su,Picion o.
the Transaction, it makes the S ip liable
t. cor f>cation. and had not been well
known at the custom house and had some
personal friends At the board, It would
probably have detained me three months
aud subjected me to great expense. a,
il is. have MT been preyen'ed'iiom d.
charging and clearing, which l consider
particular favor.
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From the B-P amerGcan Of yesterday


FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Cant. Llddle, Of the ,chnr' ION, arrl'
we'd at this pGt from La Guayra, states
that two days before sai'i! z, accounts
were recei, ed of the defeat OF the Patri-
Ut about so miles hey nd the city ct Ca
rscca.-the Royalists repre' ented it a
complete rout, stating To have made 500
prisoners, who were all put To the sword,
and had take 800 horses, with the prin-
ripal par of the baggage, ard BeIivar's
private baggage 500 women, attached
t. the Palriot a my, were found the next
morning in the mountains, by the RoYsl
isl army. The pa ticulars had Just been
published, but capt. l. could not Obtain
a copy, no. could he learn that any ufii-
Ger of distinction was among the prism
ners l. was stared that ruSe de z ERE
had been effected bv MoriIo, BY aban
dnning Calabosa; tnat he drew the Pa
tr!uts into an az bush bstween " q noun
tains. Mnrillo had been wounded IN an
action previous To the last.
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rsE pusI,aMExT OF IxsRATITupE.
A French wsiier reiates the following
remarkable instance OF ingralitude in
children:
An eminent trader at Lyons, who had
acquired an easy fortune. had two hand
some daughters, between whom, on their
marriage. he divided all his property, On
condition that he should pas the summer
with one, aud the winter With the ether.
Before the end Of the f. s. year, he found
sufficient ground to conclude, that he
was not very acceptable guest to either
of which he however took no notice, put
hired handsome lo'gipg in which he re-
sided a few weesS--he then applied to
friend and tod him the truth OF the
matter, desiring the gift OF tw" hundr ID
iiyre., and the loan o. 6i:, thousand in
ready nancy Tor few hours HIS friend
very readily complied wi h this q est :
and the mex, day the old g ntieu'aH made
a vcry splendid enter inment, ~ which
his daughters and their husbands we're IN.
vitrd. Just as di.ucr was over, his
friend came in a great hurry; told HIM
of an unexpected demand upon him, ard
d4sired % know whether he coaid lend
him fifty thousand iivrts. The Old man
to d him without any emotion that twice
as much 4as at hi> service, 1t he wanted
it; and going into the next roum, of"u ;ht
him the money. After his. he vas MOI
suffered to lay any longer IN lodgings;
his daughters were jeal Us, it he stayed
a day more in one house than the other !;
and after three Or four years spent with
them, he d,ed: when upon examining
h, cabinet, Instead Of livreS, there was
found a note containing ttcse wor S -
e He who has suHered by hs virtues has
a right t. avail himself of he vices of
those By whoa re has been Injured; and
a father ought never t. b. 81 fond OF hrs
children, as to rget What is due to
himself"