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Bia, aARNETr,s LEoruREs.

- Mf,. GARNETr,S LEOrUREs
paid y nv, w' much the following hut-
excellent Lectures We too nuch neglected Ecns
AMI ~, why should the half ofour species. the fairsr
o expanding those faculties with which poupeons Pr,
as Tools in our YOUTH TO be almost, The r",e os
~ GAYS Does not man sin against his Interest In;
mus dePrisine those who his companions tbo
are the mothers, nurses instructors OF bis cIJren os
means OF dischargpg these Offices with the bcs ese,
vaneng in The Intellect We begin 20 ss are nd
ioos "uoat sne education Of our daughters begin to
OUT Tor good Schools for them. We begin te read
gooa books intended for their Improvement Anons ,hos
eon,r;ban VINO ARE sn,isd,o the thanks of soey
Us wen ssby preccpts Is the active author OF
are not 50 much drawn the theory Of the cio,, az
,as OF toe school We most cordially recommend
''e"' 10 Tue attention Of the public: -.
Mr.. r.,. ~ Richmond, Nor. %, 1924.
lectures with which you favoured me and have a.o,s
baa d leisure time could well spare its rerusai
"u read the LIST edition Of this little work when 6rst
h asu was so well pleased with place il in die
me" Q. my Young friends for whose improve
rue subject is in my opinion, Of the deepest interest
Always believed that naiioual character % we'll
happiness depends female part of society than
gsnersy Imagined Precepts The Inns Of be,oysl
oiher ineoicated in the amiae graceful and asert,o
ate manner which belongs to the parent and the @
sep ~ me heart and make Impression which Is seldom
character which may contribute greatly to The hsi on
VI tue eminence or nsienifcancy of the indviduai
~ me agency OF the mother Ia forming The chs &c
her children is in truth. considerable as tbinr
SUI "e> ;" much towards MAXI ,o,,i
WISH nm TO beanJ her daughter resemble
essential as 10 that she should he for the bene6c;st
performance Of these important duties
hi beneficial purpose is the object of AR
ar'u'es; md he has done much towards its M,
precep's appear he drawn from deem mr.,
accurate observation oihumnn life and manners and n, lie
aum'ntv well calculated TO improve the undersan,;ng
fmss They torn sure and safe fons,ion for
Tot tie roo well considered too Cener.i,v nnn,;.a
10y ave communicated too with sprighne.s of ,vI.
n of manner, which cannst fail 10 nsure
I'No"'@ne reception 10 the instruction they copyer
ani' or very respectfully, your ob,. servant,
sf j. MARSHALL.
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'or'r-ei5ht dollars sixty cents. makes al
aggregate Of one hundred aud forty-sis
thousand four hundred and thirty dollars thir
| ty-inrre cents; the disbursements during The
same period amount To one hundred and thir.
ty-'hree Thousand two hundred and ninety.
TWO doiiais eighty cents leaving balance on
the 30th Sept. last of thirteen thousand one
hundred and thrty-sevpu dollars ffty three
cents. tSee Statement C.)
The balance in the Treasury at the credi,
OF The james River Company on the Soth
Sept. 1873 amounted to thirty eight thousand
bur hundred and sixty-seven dsllars Iifiy.
"ne cents The receipts within the last fiscal
year amount 10 three hundred and thirty
seven thousand two hundred and ninety-twu
cellars sixty three cents, and the disburse-
menis to tire. hundred and sixiy-fonr tl,nus-
and four hundred and forty dollars sixty-ninr
Gents, leaving balance at the termination nl
me yearot eleven thousand three hundred and
h'"e,esn dollars iifty-tliree cents. tSee State
ment d.
Since my last annual report only fifteen
ooiiars nineteen cents of the Public Deb, has
been redeemed the SUN of twenty six ,h,ns.
ana eight hundred and sixty dollars thirty
seven cents has been paid on account of in
'errs'. lSee Statements T. and FL
on The l2.h May 1894 the President and
directors OF the Board of Public Works
auopted resolution anihorising the Tr-asur-
er to'n'est The Bonus of fifty thousand dollars
payable by The tanners Bank of Virginia. In
, ,1 luna Tor internal Improvement, in James
lti'er, or snch other profitable stock ms he
m,sht think best ); in pursuance of which re
s"inilnn the undersigned purchased Of the
iresidro', Directors and Co. Of the Farmers
bank OF Virginia, James River stock TO the
amount OF fifty thousand dollars, at a pre-
mum OF two and half per cent. b.Iicving
THIS TO be a better Investment than could be-
'nadr 10 SIX per cent. stock the state, or uf
tue United States, Tor each of which higher
premium would have been reou;r.J NOR din,
he think it advisable to invest il in Bank
Stock, inc income from which is flucluating
and uncertain.
Very Respectfully,
Your nht. servant,
JERMAN BAKER, Trea'r.
I The Speaker of the
House of Delegates.
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TREASURY DEPaRTM VI

NoIiCE Is hereby given TO the Proprie,ors ~ ,h
ven Frr Gent Stock, issued ia pursuance az, se.
OF Congress passed tie 9th Fehrnor. ,ne Act
10 ssd stock and The interest which ,y se ue
To- Their A,a~as .e w oe paid 10 The s, M
naay 60 a, ,he Treasury in Washington r ~ o, ia
may stand. ~ Fo'"o" % SAID Stcck
dniSrma,o1 Is further given, that surrender Of ,
CURED At The time of redempiion and Iis, , ne re.
e"Se ana deter On The Isl ,lay of re-
~ ne. "h' h' CRAWFORD, Sec'ry ofibe Treasary
G2-2nr, ~
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SALES OF STOCKS
VRUSI, SAI.E

A., 10 DEED OF trust executed us by William
nrh'i dated June S0h. iai9 and recor,,oJ ~ MI,
r ~ me Hastings Court Of the city Richmond Sae
'e Purpuse OF securing To Arcbd Piersaps The
VI Se'tin sum OF money therein and h,
w. % OF order OF the Superior Court Of CLanoer, ~.
'ne rnnonu District. we shall proceed TO sell n, n,,,
s'un on friday, the "a Instant (Deceniber ar 20
oooeh, son Tue premises, for ready money the nrorsr,,
coh'ryed IN TIE said deed consisting of ono -
Se,sn re fronting on l7'h street. between and ,ree.
in we s'id city, and in the said more
crt- with wooden buidiug thereon M Ills liz" ue-
r s ny John Mrtr,am and H. Armstrong The suLscr
~ convey 'uch 'e only as is vested in them as trustees
dec O CO ~, j. ROBINSON, q
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COMMUNICATED.
ONlTED STATES, SENATOD


UNITED STATES SENATOR.
IL IS said, that two distinguished udivilu.
ais are spoken Of to fill The vacancy in The
Senate of the United States, caused by the
iamsnted death uf Col John Taylor. John
handolph, of Roanoke, and Lii,lrtnn Wal
Ter Tazeweilof Norfolk Mobile fratrun. -
But let me suggest To the friends of Mr.
Randolph. that his talents are better suited +,
the House OF Represen,ativ-s-Mr Tazew ellis
10 The Senate-that Mr.. Randolph NAV mo-,
wish to leave his tavorite popular lranch
whilst Mr.. Tazewell, it is believed, although
he aspires "a no Office, would accept of any
within The sIf, of his own Virginia" wherein
he misht render her service. Let me also
suggest to them, that we require at this tim.
the eminent abilities of each of these Gentle.
nien. ssilich cannot be obtained by transfer
rug Mr. .Rando'rh from the field of his fame
to the Senate.
They are friends, warm, disinteres,rd
friends and IT would give pain to ether, tn
lind himself, however unconsciously. in OBJ
position 10 the otlier.-Let us hive them
both 10 the Councils of the nation and then
truly the "old dominion" NAV like the
mother OF the Gracchi, when asked for her
Jewels, point ~ her Son..'
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a SITUATION WANTED

n aDDSNu Wan who y Qualified for eactinp III. T.
t,'s, i.'Hgnhgc grammaticay, Writing, Asibr,e,,c
nE apIyi win The Use Of the Globes aud Atss lis,or
n neeIng the Elements Of GcoIneiry Plsre ill.,
onsi,yi traciica and Theoretical maihefDa cs v,il ~,
5t,, Issuing year IS Teacher u a fartIy on ne,ys
,.oSn Sehpi. a Lesser addressed TO T. VI ASeiTs
~ ~ ~ MIG wu' County, viii b. ihaukfnllv r.ce,y.
Counties would Dc Pre!esfcd '"' "pfFF
o2v&sB-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02

VALUABLE FARM FOR SATE

thf. terms OF tue sale nth October last MOI
heen complied with shall offer for Sole IN H., .us
et nt"er, on Tue pemises, at - o'clock on Mnn,,
2nh instant, lair, IL then next f,;r L. te
and Jnnes River, within three miles lie c ~, n"an
mond, at which the late DIR. VIM Foushse sen ;a r
ed and possessed SOU uieu sel@-
This Iand having been 50 lately advertise, n, ell,
50 uer"ughy examined by persons dsp,sed a., ~
cnasr PAhesysic would seem to he reedi.ss-,iJ ~.
seq II must necessarily be prepared TO nd mi, lie
great value In relation To fertility soil beahbiu'' s
sttua,on large supply OF timhsr stone ana ,v,,sr "
aided ny its proximity 10 Rchn .ond ' Po"IF,
D" inose wto 'iiss view
Putcnhse' may he proper k tia ,. -, !"
."s"v survey $40 acres, that there con
o' mrsu"w ,an, that probably nearly Iloi., $3.50,
covered ~iih the most valuable timber tta ~
ed and n cultivation is in order for
Tug NO" seeded between 30 and bush els
unlike much OF the land ia The coun,ry ,i - not
the greater part enas'sss of fine red Csy
whieh while " y most susceptible &C improvement 1900
gives tle best assurance nf tasting benefit 49,
IL Is whieTcd by number nf springs OF he Ies, nat
so 6on'fsHrus 60 the Casa! James river s o.,
catftasrto richmond at The least - -''' u
IN hahilion 10 these advantages II contains ,r- -,
PJwrr. = . sS requiring water
The buildings consist Of comfortable dy.,,;.
houses Tor n-srprs, goud stable So s MUSE
WIN tue land Will TIE suIH the crop OF Co-r
present YEAR containing probably from 100 10 eao ne
Terms OF sale, credit one, and tIre eis.
Ne purchasers giving bond with approved On
nes2uabe notes satisfactorily endorsed and deed y"
mr., Wn'hrum or Mr. Eubank the premises will sho.
day sale JANE ~ ,,, ,, .,".'s 10 the
Admit With the will annexed Of vn Fon,hse nG
Dec. . '"'"ee' senr deg
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THOMAS LANiBEHT lIe,claa; =, =


Nsariy SPPSnte lhe Ben 7avsrn Man s,re,t
l. tSPECfFULLY informs his customers snd - ~,
10 general that he has hand an ssso ,r,
ueDLS whic are Dot inferior 70 any in f ~ ~
ne Pr,ncipnl portion Of witch have been ia"1 ~
io'k uHfipg HE last month, and receiyed Isra W ~.
ssooP bhuget and scbr rly, the latest srts lie eo,
s neens II perfectly Unnecessary TO give
oes Q, ,he pheren' articles composing his assor,
rs consists % every article app ertnning 10
CLOEltlNG ESTABLISHMENTS,
,at would pirieuary cal the attention of person want
ipg the article Of SOPERFlfE cLOYHS 20 ~ pressn,
| cost u dollars per yard. ~ ''' - "N's'i
The worEniei AZ present 10 Els employ re unriysllet
ntyng been lseiy selected from The ies YoyL 80
Phladelrsia, and AZ he receives the sdTESp EfSJjJ
DHS irnm Charles o. Watson 4 Sfs, Of pLiiadeInbi.
Ssohc,us Fheirs Howard, aud s. John Ogir of New
tcFk, (vb"se ssuGing and fashion are foo LII
hnewn 70 require c0maen) hopes 90 be able m e,s
cute bis work in very suy'cr style and IL meri, SO
nnance of the very iDcra patronage which be has ~.
tbefto received. "'' NJ
consnnt supply e,leE3i)Y 5fIDE cLOrJfJvo 90
superior quality, m. - in this city, csDstsnuy 49, ~
niss every desert a1n Of trimmings for Misrv tI,r
aud Ladies' Has, lcif-ses, which will M. US
IN very sra i"r sly le az moderate prizes ~ =" o'"es
ritd sns. nnbet cioaks, for sale i,u,.,.. y,ote,,
nc on we n'ost fashionable p,tiesns a.,
of superior qualify, receiving This 49, f"si o"d
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FAkMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA.
s'fiE annual meeting Of The Siockbot,ers f,r a.
ii"n OF Directors for the Bank and far ,bs @ cree
DISCOUNT and Deposit, " i'll he held on "t
H. o 81 next VIM. NEKEKVIS CusLi.r
-
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TO QUARTER KAIjFns-

n lOmr weeks notice previous 10 The PM Sf.s.L 80
esi III ',h on NY morse Janus qusrier of mir
sss,o, ',"er morse, with any equal weights no.
- 49, 't any ff.n ,t.fi.-
n a,s st. ~'1nia 10 miles Halifax q M =, t,
"S WI commence tie spring season =, MectI.n's
Dec RICHARD EDMOaDsos
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7yr. Winston then submitted the following
,esolution: Resoired, That the Committee of
privileges and Elections be instructed to re-
n,rt upon the contested election from the coun-
~ of Hanover, as soon as possible and, in
the mean time that the two members thus
contesting their election from said county, be
not entitled to their seats 10 this House.
On motion of MIR. Thompson Of Fairfax,
the House Immediately resolved itself into a
nose Of taking under its consideration the said
proposed resolution-Mr. Gordon in the chair
After some time spent therein, the Speaker
resumed the chair, and the chairman report
ed, that the Committee had considered the
resolution, and made no amendment To il.
The resolution was then amended by the
II ou.e, on motion of Mr.. Watkins Of Prince
Edward, hy inserting after the word county"
IN the last line, the following words Z" to wit,
Hector Davis and Edmund Berkeley"
The resolution was further amended ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. Mason OF Southampton, by strik
ing out the words, the two members tbrs
contes,ng their election tom said county, tn
wit, Hector Davis, and Edmund Berkeley, be-
not entitled tn their seats IN this house, " and
inserting. in lieu thereof, g Hector Davis is
not entitled to "a seat in this House. "-The
resolution thus amenled was agreed To by the
House.
A long debate ensued on all these. and 9TH
or paints in the course Of which MIR. Davis
several times addressed the iiousr.-But we
were not in situation tO take satisfactory
mites OF the discussion. AS the Editors of
newspapers in this City are now admitted Ia
seats within the hnuse, for the purpose oftak-
ing notes, agreeably to resolution Subsequent
~ Introduced by Mr.. Harvie Of Richnoud,
shall for the future lay before nur readers
r"pinus account Of all the proceedings.
On notion Of Mr.. Mayo, writ 1T election
waa directed 10 Issue To the sheriff Of the
county To SIMPLY the vacancy accustomed by
the disqual fication Of Reuben Barton, a del
tgsie from that county, who has accepted the
Office Of Deputy Sheriff.
ELKcrons OF PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT.
The Speaker laid before the House the fol-
lowing communication:
Richmond, Va. .Nou SOfh, 1924,
Sir: Al a meeting of the Electors this
day at three O'clock at the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, for the purpose If voting
for Presiden; and Vice President of the
4. States, the list of the said electors was call
ed over, when all appeared 10 br present es :
cept Gen. John PurnalI of Prince Edward
therefore have the honor of comm uncatinS
through you tn the House of Delegates, tina,
Gen. John Purnall is absent at three O'clock
this day from his seat IN the Electuia G. OIL
iege of Virginia.
am, with much respect
L our obi. servant
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That these professors might be expected TO
arrive within ten days from the date of his last
letter, ana mat we may confidently say, that
the CONVERSELY Will be opened on the first
day OF February as had been proposrd.-The
other professors will he appointed from among
the citizens of our own country.
Accept the assurance of my high consde
ration. TIL: JEFFERSON, Rector.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
TO the Democratic Electors of
NEN CASTLE COUNTY.

Fellow Citizcns.-As the season is approach
ing when your attention will be directed to the
duty OF eecting person to fill the Office of Sher
riff of this county, | beg leave to offer myself
to your consideration as a candidate. 1t is
probably unnecessary to remind you that at
the las, nomination for this Office, was favored
with the sutTrag-s Of respectable portion Of my
feliow.citizens for whose support now retnrn
my grateful acknowledgements. On the present
occasion, shall not entertain you with profess
sons which are rarely the test of merit or the
pledge of good conduct, but shall content myself
with assuring you of my cheerful submission to
any mode of nomination that may be adopted ut
the county meeting at the Red Lion, and of my
determination to give my utmost support to the
candidate who may be selected under the a',tho-
rity of that meeting. PETER B. DELANY.
Wilmington, January 90 1924. 19-,f.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
COME AND VOTE.

A book has been placed at the hotel of Gen.
Jas. Wolf, in this borough. for the signatures of
persons, (residing in N. C. County, entitled to
vote at the General Election Of our state) who
may be desrous Of signifyng their appreciation in
favor OF either Of The candidates for the presi,len
,ial Chair This we conceive TO be plain, fair,
and proper experiment to obtain the sense of the
Coun,y and every man can "of his own free will
and consent" go and enjoy the rights of suffrage,
unbiased by the crafty designs ofthe ingenious
party-man. IF this system was adopted through
out the United States, we think more fair elec'
ton would be made than by any other in exist
ence.
STATE OF THE roLL-This morning.
Andrew Jackson 1863 votes, John g. Adams 10Y
Henry Clay 5, VIM. II. Crawford 2.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

.,Itbiocss Of The spot are not susceptible
If removal, and that every year, 1t must, as
/, natura, consequence, be visited (in great
.r or less degree. according TO The wealth
A., during the summer and fall seasons,
,c;th the malignant fever which proved so
,,to,. Nevertheless it is conceived that
Che place possesses so many advantages
Cnr naval purposes, that it would not be
.dviseable to abandon it entirely; though
'erta;nly it would be prudent to keep as
small a force as would barely suffice for
the protection Of the public property, du-
ling the sickly months--composed If prac-
tcable OF persons Injured to tropical cil'
mate.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
Remedy for the Piles.
THE medicine now offered to the

THN meUICIHc NOW OIIPTeU 10 the NUC~
lie is one which has been fully subjected to the
inf.ible test Of experience, and in every instance
where it has been fairly tried. i, has been attend.
ed with the most complete success, In some o!
he cases, the patients had been lahnring under
he disease for years, and during ,ha, period, had
eceved the hest medical advice, and had under
gone painful surgical ope~',nn. without per-
manent advantage. 1t is not (ke those usual,
advertised) offered as certain c,,re, for long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with this
complaint, for which alone it is recommended.
may rely with confidence upon obtaining relict.
even in it's worst forms, in a short time, and they
themselves are the best judges of the Importance
of such remedy. Price so cents per box, with
directions signed by the proprietor. Prepared
and sold at JAMES a. AUSTlN'S
Drug and Chemical store. No 9.-.2;, North g.!
street, Philadelphia March . 49,.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

The following fact, which is related in
the French papers. is supposed to be un-
paralleIed since the revolution. A poor
farmer who had rented farm off rich pro-
prietor for many years, on applying for a
renewal of his lease, was required to insert
the following condition, viz that none Of
his family should be taught to read. Being
assured by some of his neighbours that
such an agreement must necessarily be
void. he acceded to the demand and obtain
ed the farm again without any advance OF
rent. A editor concludes the account in
these words: Whatever means are taken
TO impose upon the people, they will not
be deceived. The most obscure citizen is
now desirous that his son should learn to
read and write, and nothing can prevent
this general tendency to learning. Whe.
ther children are sent to the Mutual school
or to the Christian school, is of little con-
sequence, ifthey are only instructed. Eve.
ry honest course is good if it conduct to
the object, and the object which ought tc
be proposed in our age, is to arrest the
progress of ignorance and to prevent it.
ascendancy.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

As the Presidential Question has become Sub.
iect which involves the deepest interest of every
individual of our country, and impressed with =
belief that there is, perhaps, not one among our
numerous readers who does no, feel a desire to
know the standing Of the different candidates ir
the estima,o Of the people, We shall in future
give selections on this subject, unbiased by pre-
ludice or partiaty--belicypg that we can do thi
wi,hou, being drawn into the political vortex.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
COACH MAKING.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform their
friends, and the Public in general, that they have
succeeded WILLIAM ROBINSON in the above
business, at the shop recently occupied by him,
No. 14o, MARKEr.STnEET.
Where they make and repair all kinds of Car
riagcs in their line, on the most reasonable terms
and at the shortest notice.
KENNARD & M'CURDY.
b. All orders will be thankfully received
and punc,ualy attended to.
Wilmington. April 18th, 1924. 3l-tf.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
Wllls5IEE1iAsSgllIES ea77E@ StMlE. a, ,M.
Thursday May 13, AS24.

1t is our intention, in the course of next week,
TO make trip to Dover, and shall take this op.
por,ui,y to call on some Of our friends for Our
small dues; those who live off the ad would con
fer favor by forwarding the amount to the a
gents, or Post Masters. who will give their re
|ceipu this will save the delay and trouble Of
calling on each individual
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
FROM pERNAMRUCO.

The following letter from Pernambnco,
- copied from the Boston Patriot, from
which it appears that annther revolution
was about to take place in Brazil, and that
the imperial power of Don Pedro was al
ready tutterng in the northern provinces.
President Monroc's Message to Congress
at the opening of the present session, was
nrintel in handsome style in Portuguese
Mt pernambucc, in an Extraordinary Ga
1ctte.
;,x,r,ct Of letter from an intelligent brazilian
received by a late arrival at Marblehead, da
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

lNHUMAN ACTON Monday night,
soon after twelve O'clock, the attention of
one OF the city watchmen, who was pass
ing along Centre Market Space, was ar
rested by something lying on the footway
As he approached towards the object, he
heard the cry OF child, and found lying
On piece OF paper, entirely naked. lir-
ing female ,rhite infant! He summoned
his fellow watchmen, and the child was
Immediately taken to house and placed
under proper care. From the appearance
Ut the child it is certain that it could not
have been born more than an hour before
twas thus inhumanly exposed in thestreet
ut the dead hour of night, without an atom
OF covcrlng-and it is equally certain it
must have perished in few minutes, ifit
had not been thus opportunely discovered.
he child is said to be large and healthy.
and is now kindly nursed in the family of
'he watchman. Bait. finer.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

The members Of the "Female Bible Society,""
are notified to attend an adjourned meeting, on
Tuesday evening the llth inst. at half past Seven
o'clock, at the Episcopal Lecture Room, where
un address will be tlelis .-Punctual attend
ance is requested.
May Sd 1924. 34-2t'
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

a., mr.; De Pradt has lately published work, en-
ll'led Europe and America, in 1922 and 1898. The
iolowing is at extract from This work.
,ln South America the struggles for power
and the plots to upset ,hnse who possessed it.
nave long since succeeded Nothing like This
look place in the United States, neither at the
epoch of their formation, nor since their final es.
'shllshment No citizen, however elevated, eli.
ulcr by fame or populsr opinion here is not an
example of one who avaied himself of any selfsl,
views OF a'nbiton--but thought i, his glory TO ex.
a!t his country by every means in his power
Whence comes this difference 1t proceeds from
e.he presence OF sociability amongst the one, and
',s absence amongst the other. 1t is thus that in
we East and in Atrica-countries to whom cvli-
Anon IS unknt wn, ambition, with all its rage, ex.
NUTS lself, by trampling on the laws of nature
~ wen MS morality. 1t is SAID that the men of the
'7N'N arr ma'!c cf a different clay from those of