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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
August 20.

WAS committed The jail II Graz sou county, 90 tie
W z!lh day Of May last, as runaway negro who
calls his name HENRY and says he belongs Saniue
Moore, living Georgeioun in South Carolina. The
said Henry about 20 years of about ieci inches
high, slender mad y dark compile xiUnliah wien
nitted shirt and pan.pons of domestic cotton checked
and cotton waisicoa and wool hat The rcques
yea 10 come forward prove property, pay charges, and
Jake MN away Otherwise he will be disposed Of accord
ing 10 law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08


Against
Clever Watbingiop, admir- Of Joseph Gerard deceased
and Paul Warrington, for the Literary FUND, Deus.
The nature of action being obtain decree for
The unsposed OF resduum of the personal estate Of said
Joseph Gerard deceased Acn being native Of Great
Britain for the benefit Of the Literary Fund Of this
mfnweab, all persoas claiming interest in tue said
residuum as distributes ~ the said deoeden are re-
qoired appear the first Monday in March next
and 5imse herself themselves defendants IN Thu
cause and IL is ordered that copy hereof I've published
three months in the National InteIligencern new.
laper published the City OF Washington, aud the I'm.
qureC" new paper Published in the city OF Richmond
A copy. Tesie, AkTHyk L. DAVIES, &C.
October 4. 43-w12w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

The defendants Albert q. Spark and Eliza bis wi(,
no having entered tbeir appearance given secur
ACCORDING To me ACT oil Assembly, and APPEARING b 81
I,siaciory evidence that they nIabiran,s al dis
communicating ON the motion of The pajn,0s hv ,Is
Counsel Ii is ordered, that the said Alier, e. Sna,t S
Eliza hts wife, do appear here the second Munay Of
November mex and answer the bill OF the raipI. ,at
give security Tor performing tie decree tina, hr rnr
MAKE herein, aud that copy OF this Order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published the city OF Rich.
mond tor eighi weeks successyey, and thai aun,I 80
be posted al the Courthouse door this county VIZ
copy. Tesie, TIL: IL. YkATMaS n NJ ~
August 20. 49, We W. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

CuANCkRi.-At Rules held iI The CeTkls o,Tcs -
Mathews County Court, 9Th day OF Aurs, Is2s
onarieS Atkinson and Louisa his wife, formerly Louis
, 49, 80. VI iie"'S oiAoh' acc Plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
IsIsIt NJ hOILof TIIIUTf
July So - 'c 20. -

VIE subscribers, under Tie firm of BKADFUTE a
iOMfhiNS will establish on the 18th day Of this
month"; an auction aud General Commission Business in
we own OF Lynchsurgin the house occupied by Sir
5ohh hoonson AT the upper end ofihe COnsigaors
OF gOou arc assured that every exeTon will be
,net interest ana the utmost punctualiy observed
miuances We will also attend TO the sale of Real and
PERSONAL Estate in or The town, the customary
terms anu 10 the shipping OF country prcdace and other
forwarded to Che west. 800 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

John Nj Hoomes and Louisa his wife former,v 7 ;s
Dixon, Albert u Spark and Eliza his wife Mildred g
Blake ana Ann Eliza Jesse, Mildred 6. Jesse Jc,n u
Jesse ana cathatinr JESSE infant chi of Polly IL
"ec ny John D.J"rVis, tAeir guardian assigned bv he
Eouri TO defend them IN this suit winch said louis III.
niidred IT, ana Folly, were sisters OF Henry Dixon ra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

Against "H''
John al Peterson md Sally H. his wife, Daniel O. p,,,
and Elizabeth his wife, and Ann Garter Claiborne wn
oil Matthe" M Claiborne, dec. and JoLs G.. Cobuon ro
ner OF Nansemond and ADMIR- honis non of The ss,,
OF Charles Harrison, dec. unadminisered bv ,hs sSts
Matthew NJ Claburne ns;y.,,". sa''
The scire fscias awarded in this cause moi heing y,
turned executed ON The defendant Ann Carer Caiherr
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence that she l. %
an ihhabant oil this country is Ordered ibal The So
defendant do appear here day of the next ,s
ard shew cause ii any she against the revival hv H.
sa'd process sought that copy this Order be ortii
inserted IN some newspaper published la the CITY OF RE-
mon or Two months SUCCESSFULLY Dos led al The iron
door OF the Capitol, i'll the said city " ''s ''o''
copy Ieste, WM. w. EENlNG c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

Tor TIE late FirnI OF BercIetL& b.
Meeklcnburg, Va Sept. -, 1924 s2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
Hanover, Sept "a.
Plaintiff
ODtilNl0N " enltu
Against

/ CHANOEhY '-Gioucester County Court September
CONFERENCE.-The Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

"c'h'ic IePuohcdniSf,', comprising economy IN
the public exPences, strict accountability in
the public officers, The curtailment of useles,
establishments, the strict subordnation of the
military To the civil authority, scrupulous re-
gard for the constitution of the federal GOV ern-
meDt an equal respect for the powers and
rights of the people and the states, freedom
from burdeDsume taxes in times of peace, the
rapid extinction of the national debt without
Il resort to other than the ordinary sources
of revenue, VIZ. the customs and the sales of
the public lands, and as concerns the southern
states particularly, security against "rostric
tons" on the states, whether as regards sla-
very or any thing else, TO be imposed with
out constitutions! authority, and salvation from
the effects of The principles Of the new school
politicians for the "protectIoD of domestic in
dus'ry;" then should Mr.. Crawford obtain
their suifragcs. IL on the contrary, they are
anxious for the revival Of certain federal doc.
trines, If they wish to see the constitution per-
verted, aud the powers Of the federal govern
ment enlarged, and those OF the states cIrcum-
scribed by construction, at war with the cir
cumslhncts under which the instrument was A.
dopied the national expenses aod the nation
al debt increased for useless or dangerous
objects; system of measures adopted,
tending necessarily To an increase Of both
the army and navy greatly exceeding the
present numbers and strength of each .
system Of internal taxation introduced and
perpetuated Ill the resources from foreign
trade diminished, and the price of our neces-
sarIes and comforts enhanced and their quail
~ diminished for the protection of mauufac
tui ers, and The profits Of their labor taken and
bestowed as bounties To enrich few favored
classes, then either Mr.. Clay, or General Jack
son, or Mr.. Adams will suit their purposes
IT, IN addition TO these, the southern people
Gales sea'cn have charged this fact aga Dir. A
dams anu ne has not as yet so far know, denied H.
tue system of Qualifications proposed by the present
administration executed the preservation Of the works
proposed 70 nc erected alone would rcqurc Of
not less thar 1000 men In time of peace and oi $4,000 in
time Of war, and increase Of the expenses To
an amount little less than S3OOOOOO.
Mr. Clay and Mr. Calhoun both IN favor Of retain
ing the internal tares At the conclusion Of the late
have their speeches before MIR. Adams inherited
similar principle from bis father. As General jackson
has put himself under the protection and guardianship Of
these two latter gentlemen, doubtless he accords with Iem
IN opinion on ths salject-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

OF John Quincy Jams TO the Office of p. esi.
dent Of the United States.
Resolved, That Committee be APPOINTED
to correspond with other committees within,
the Commonwealth, for the purpose of form
ing an Electoral Ticket, favorable to the cleo
ton Of John Quocy Adams.
And James Elan, Robert Haskins. Mai, =
Aaron Haskins, Dr. Robert p. Archer. Jim
Archer, DIR. John II. Wake, Richard Gregor. :.
Or. Joseph Dudley, Abraham s. Wooldridgr
Dr. James Henderson, Col. Peter r. Smith.
Dr. Anderson Sale, and Colin McRae, w.,e
appinted TO the said Committee.
On motion, That this meeting do desir
nate by ballot, person to be recommended
as Elector for this District-the ballots wer.
taken, and reported unanimously in favor Of
MIR. Benjamin Hatcher.
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman
and Secretary, be requested to cause the prn
ceedings of this meeting to be published ia the
newspapers of the City Of Richmond,
Anuthen the meeting adjourned,
b. HATCHER, PRESIDE.
ii. RHODES, Sec'y.
After permitting the Polls for Signatures to remain
ar their several places destination for twenty DAYS
nave caused The whole number to lie couutrd nv
two respectable gentlemen, who have repor,~.i.
Tor me M-mor'ai, Sii
For tho Substitute, I1J
June %, 1924 N''' ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
FINANCE

Extract ofo letter from, merchant in London, 10 his
correspondent ia Richmond, dated An Auy 1924
g You will see that the French have lately
accomplished grand financial operation ia
changing their 5 per cent stock to S per cents
at 10; that IS, giving per cent with this taci
guarantee, that the 8 per cent stock will never
be paid off till ii is 100. have no doubt the
Ameiicah Government could do exactly the
same thing-Indeed, there is Little doubt as
The American SIS are now 80, that all the and
6 per cent stock might he changed to s per
cent stock at IS In that way (adds the wriier)
the U. States might at once raise Fund for in
land improvements without adding it TO their
disbursements"-(or, as we would rather say.
throw SO much into the Sinking Fund for thu
purpose of more rapid extingushmenl of
the public debt or expedite the accomplish
meni of the national defence)
g assure you, it affords me great pleasure
10 see spirit of kindness and affection arising
between the people of this country, aud the
people of the U. States. 1t is the best inter-
est of both nations to cultivate peace aud good
will.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

REING anxious Of speedily closing accounts as Ex-
- OF Mr. Thomas Nelson, reuu,st
the debtors TO his estate to their arrears il con
venen this time, their bonds. Creditors
are likewise requesad Immediately bring for~ ard G,
payment, their claims properly this no.
lice will hereafter be plead in bar against claims
THOMAS OWEN, Executor
Hanover County, near Thompsons Store,
July 2, 1924. fS-we,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
TO FARMERS-.

rBIIiE subscriber s desrnus of obtHninp situation NJ
If fsrns having pursued that I;re Of
business for years Psst The most satisfactory re-.
Communications can he shewn letter addressed me-
directed to scotlsve POyha,ah couaiy will I've auenig
to. EDWARD WATKINS, Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
AMERICAN INDEpENDENCE.

The 4th Of July falls this year on Sunday.
Norfolk will celebrate il on the Sd. This CT
~, on thr 5Ih. Our military arrangements
will be ON IA larger scale than usual. In Wash
ington and Baltimore, the glorious day will BIZ
celebrated with extraordinary splendor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

At a meeting Of the Citizens Of Chesterfield
County, friendly TO the election OF John Quin-
cy Adams To the Office Of President Of he Uni
ted States, held at the Tavern Of II. Brooks in
the Town of Manchester, on the 26th day of
Jane, 1924
Mr.. Benjamin Hatcher being called 10 the
Chair, and RI Rhodes appointed Secretary.
On motion, a Committee was appointed
consisting of Col. Peter F. Smith, Dr. Rob.r,
z. Archer, Colin McRae, Or Anderson S.,Il,.
and James b. Scott, TO prepare resolutions Ia
be reported to this Whereupoo. The
following Preamble and Resolutions we're re.
ported by the said Committee, and adoot,d
by The meeting without dissenting ,ore:
whereas, we deem IL proper at ali times and
upon all important subjects, and more espe.
ciaiiy w the present uncertainty of public opin-
ION upon the momentous subject Of the az
preaching Presidential election, that the sen-
uments OF the people should be fully and
larry declared and whereas our fellow cti-
zens IN many parts the Commonwealth and
OF the Union, have expressed their opinions
OF the merits Of the several candidates for the
high Office Of Pre- sidenf Of the United States
Therefore, in the exercise Of our right, and
| as we think, Of our duty, and in imitation OF
the examples Of others, our fellow citizens.
Resolved, That John Quincy Adams. by hi.
talsnis aud experience, by his private and po.
!ticaI virtues, by his long, srduous and ap
proved public services, and by the frank and
pure repubicanism Of his public manners. and
] political principles, is entitled to the highes
honors bis country can bestow.
Resolved, That We will support the election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
WHEAT
June 90, 1924

f'HE subscriber wishes to purchase quantity of wb.,,
City Point. UNI a, ''u
nj .. t-AIi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.

~ iHE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
As much has been said upon the subject calling Con-
"enticn, wish would obtain necessary information
and give an answer to the inquiries below.
may be very important many who have not made up
their minds on that subject and will show whethet
the people Of Virginia greater burthen now.
than they were then
What was che population in Virginia 17s5-and
what is IL now
there now?
What the expense Of the General Assembly then
and what is il now?
What was the whole expense of the meps them
and what is it now, including the expenses the Assem-
bly,,
What was tue whole revenue of the them and what
is il now!
What number of Judges there then and the amount
OF their saariesand bow any there a.
mount Of their salaries! A VOTER OF ESSEX.
June 20, 1874.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
lMEDICAL SCHUOL- nm -EOST0N--

gIIE Medical Lecture in Jjoisu, will c0nencc on the
4 tbifd "Wednesday in Ns,tmber
Anatomy n0d Surgery, by Dr. Warren.
Cbemis'ry, by Dr. G0rIam.
Midwifery ard Medical Jur knrudeuce by Or Channipg
Maiertd Mrd a. 10y DR.. Bigthw.
Iheory and Practice Of Phvs.S. Ivy DR.. Jackson.
The Massachusetts General Htpita Of The most &C
i've ami hOurishing Institutions ~ the Unied States, has
received Within few more than three bpndred thsu.
sand dois private donations, ~ addition its preg-
90 very liberal eniownents fromhe State Legislature
The number OF Surgical ons VI
ed in this Hospital within the last years nine
'Boaths, hundred md fosnfy Gentlemen
attending The medical lectures admitted grdtuitov
the surgical operations and clinical practice OF this inu-
iOn class Ut students. exceeding hundred from
different parts of the United States Rtteidet The last
pamphlet containing particular sccennt OF the BJs
ton Medical School and Hospital Is published for graiu
disirbnton aud will he forwafdpv any person,
his addressing letter post paid Mr. Leonard Holiness OF
the Post Office, Boston.
July 2. 's- e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
JAITOR'S N@TICE

WAS committed to the Jail OF Nansemond County, on
w the 22d day of February last, way negro
who calls himself BILL SHAVERS; but since he has
confined in jail his right is JACK AMI
that he was free, bora in The of Nortb-Cnrni;n.
Jack about Eve feet six eight inches high DART
complexion, about twentyour five years Of age ami
apparent mark The said sIaye II
he has is requested TO for prove prnpertv
pay charges and take hin away, he will he dealt viii
as the law directs. $50
NATII: BECK, Tailor Nansemond Countv
Suffolk. July 2, 1924.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

hfshbUfNX UEPAWT M EN- 7, June IP2l
NOTICE hereby given the propretors Of tie per
cent stock of 1913. loan SI60OQ0OO and loan n,
s75OOo that books will he opened e Treasury of the
United states and at the several Oceson first div
OF July Ffxi, to continue until the first Octo
her ereater for receiyng subscriptions parts of
said STOCK as SHALL the day Of Subscription, stand on
tue BOOKS OF the Treasury and in those the
respectively pursuant to the provisions Of this Act
gress passed the 26b OF Nav 1924 entitled Act to
" authorize the Secretary OF Treasury exchange
Stock bearing interest four and half per cent for
certain Stocks bearing interest at six per cent"
The subscriptions be made y the prorretors of Tho
Stock either in by their ntfnTPes duly aubt.-
riZed TO subscribe and transfer IL the United Staes The
Certificates be surrendered the tine making
the subscription. WM. H. CRAWFORD"
July z. i6-Is,O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

IL persons having Chains s.nsf she estate of GEL
n JONES. deceased requested present them
Tohn Il Williams N.q Tor a0ius1 ut, and ti,se udebied
are requested make irnnpdr payent 10 himas he is
aIore authorized TO settle the estie.
JOHN JONES, Adm'or
June ~ 12-ft OF Samuel Jones, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

There is ridiculous rumour afioat literal.
" founded on a" BARRIERS tale" that-Mr
Crawiord's health Is once more Frustrated,
&c. &c.-We congratulate those gentlemen.
who have circulated this intelligence upon
the information that Mr.. C. was so much bet
ter ON Saturday as to be able to ride out
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

me last washington Republican" insin,,-
a'es, that one of the Editors of the Enuuire,
Is the author of A Republican of the Old
School" Neither Of the Editors is the au
,nor-we pledge our honor, mot our honor ii:
N. r. pledged his. )-Guess again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02


The two last National InfsIiyencere ro-
ceNed ny last Evenings mail, give US the con
tinnation OF The teslimony--of I6 other wit
nesscs, examined after n. Edwards. viz
Messrs. James Noble of the Senate. John Ma
son, Daniel Z. Cook, Jeremiah Elkin. VIII.
am w. Seaton, aud Charles Ii. w. Wharton.
lihe last as TO N. E. denying the author.
snip oi the A: b. papers. john S. Barbour
Of the H. OF IL. respecting conversations with
Gen. Noble Thomas II. Benton of the SEN
ate-Abraham Bradley about the Edwards
Vile mail, u. Sweeney clerk in tn. p. Of;c.
Eliza Queen, Adelaide Lindslcy. w. r.
Hodgson, Jeremias Nelson, of IN. II nfR
Asa E. Hough, III. w. Queen, and John G.
Hives, these last touching the Conversations
between Noble and Edwards.
III Is impossible To resist The convjction of r..
dop'icIiy which some Of the witnesses expose.
rur instance, Gen. Noble observes with res
pect To bus Conversation with H..
" Mr.. Il. farther renal ed tina, be n., .,. a. l.
the decisive Giend OF William n Cra,.fo,J All
said he, sm considered AS beiug his bite, enem, ,
and AN charged with being the author of tho ooo
oe's sigped D. bat, (raising his hand,) pledge
you NY honor, am not Tie author. nor do 4 knoU
who the author was. Cfawfotd and I. s,;I M[ III.
wards, nave had q little difference but 4 have nj.
ways considered bIn a high minded honorable and
',gn"n' oncer OF The go,cromont; lie has been
funds Vean'ng forward aud extending his hand,)
be addict, Now d---n u, you know we both 1--we ~
STATES w"'e 'he,e are macy poor debtors 10 The gov
erDusrn ioi Lands, together with deranged cuIen-
cy. me notes on various banks being deprecated,
alter inc ehsct and operation Of The war IN that por
ton OF Tue Uo'on, and tic banks, by attempting. TO
c'h 70 us't paper, having exhausted their specie,
the noIes That were then IN circulation became OF
Iitue on no value. Many men Of Influence in that
cOunirj said he, have united TO induce The Secrea
~ OF the treasury 10 select certain banks as banks
Of dcposne aud TO take The notes Of certain banks In
payment ior pubic lands. Had he no, done 81
(mesning Bic. C,awfo'd,) many Of our inhsJi,ao,s
would haye been urned out of doors and los, theiy
'suds aud the people of that county would have had
! as universal disgust against Mr.. Crawford and
will venture 10 say, SAID Mr.. T.. notwmbstamd;,s
a@ cons'de' ed hs enemy, tina, no man in this GOV
efnmso' could have conducted the fiscal aud Gn,n
iod proprle'y than Mr.. Crawford did.
MI. Wharton states, that 10 a conversation
with E, the said II. denied The authorship o
the A. ID. plot;
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-08
WILMINGTON d. APRIL 8, 1924.

his name, had he not forever tarnished his glor,
by the most horrible and cruel murders, blasphe
mics, and lcentiousness Of every kind. His re
venue, were princely, but his prodigality was suf
fcient to render an Emperor bankrupt. Wher
ever he went he had in his suite seraglio,
company of players, a band Of musicians, socie
y Of sorcerors, an almost incredible number OF
cooks, packs Of dogs of various kinds, and above
two hundred led horses Mezcray, an author o
the highest rerute, says, that he encouraged ant
maintained men, who called themselves sorce
rors, to discover hidden treasures, and corrupt
led young persons OF both sexes to attach them
selves to him, and afterwards killed them for the
sake Of their blond, which was requisite 10 form
his charms and incanistioas These horrid ex
cesscs may be believed, when WE reflect on thf
lage Of ignorance and barbarity in which the,
were, certainly, but too often prsc,sed. lie VIZ.
a, length, for state crime against the Duke o
Brittany, sentenced to be burnt alive in field a
Nantes, l440; but the Duke of Brittany, wht
was present at his execution, so far mitigated th'
sentence, tba, he was first s,ranglcd, then burn,
and his ashes buried. Though he was descend
ed from one of the most illustrious families il
France, he declared, previous 10 his death, ths
all his horrible excesses were owing to his wretch
ed education
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-08
SCENE AT MIDNIGHT.

'Tis night-the tumults of the world are llushcd
Fond nature sleeps, and midnight silence regns
"Death-lihc" indeed! but tits pleasing gloom,
Through which the mind receives u boon from
Heaven.
Here, from my lonely seat, view a scene,
That wakes my soul to all, that can inspire.
6achwnrd-I gaze on years forever flown,
And tread again the paths Of early life.
IN fancy's dream, sport again DER hill
And dale, beside the winding stream, or meath
The bower reclne in slumher sweet.
otll farther back-through ages, that have
passed;
When lofty domes and towering spires reared
not
Their heads; when mans uncultur'd mind wan.
dercd
Amazed in the drear labyrinth of night
VI intellectual Observation-Disclosures
When one vast wilderness o'erspread the earth
When earth itselfin midnight chaos slept
And silence reigned in undisturhcd repose.
.Iro"ad-and all is wrapped in slumbers, save
The rustling leaf that wintry frosts have nipped
VT the loved stream that rolls meandring by,
whose peaceful murmurs cease in yonder vale
'7oore-GnEAr Con how shrinks my trembling
rrostrate-these mortal eyes look up and read
JEHOVAH! infinite in power! in
wisdom Infinite stupendous all
.eh Thousand times ten thousand worlds, at thy
command, wheeling in peace profound Allow
wise
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-08
THE ORIGINAL BLUE BEARD.

As this extraordinary parsonage has long been
the theme, not only Of chidren's early study and
terror, and as no afterpiece had ever greater
run than that splendid and popular musical en-.
tertalnnent which bears the name of Blue Beard
our readers will. no doubt, be gratified in peru.
sing the character Of that being, who really ex.
is,ed. and who was distinguished, in horror and
derision by that appellalion.
He was the famous Giles, Marquis de Laval, a
Marshall Of France, and General of uncommon
ntrepidity, and greatly distinguished himself in
ihe reigns of Charles the vi. and VII. by his conr.
,ye particularly against the English, when they
INVADED France. He rendered those services to
his country which we're sufficient 10 inmortalize