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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18

w'sd' that other prints Of the city had pursued
thc same course, especially ms the nature and
effect ofson,o of the testimony have, in our opin-
ION, been 'nisrcprcsented. It is unnecessary 10
be more particular on the subject now, as the
report OF the COMMITTEE will soon make known
itsunbiassed and impartial opinion but TO rec
tify the errors alluded to, we will po SO far as to
state, for the information of the friends of the
SECRETARY OF THE Treasury at distance as
our opinion, from all we have heard of the evil
dencc, that the public character Of that officer
viii suffer no injury whatever, from this third
minute, and most rigid scrutiny. whatsoever
else may have cause to depore this investigation,
we are confident that the character Of the ac-
cuscd will emerge from it with increased lustre.
II tins opinion siould prove to be wrong, all dis
interested men will lament tiff right, all good
uicn will rejoice at it. rib.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18

The Committee Of Investigation concluded,
about four O'clock yesterday afternoon, the ex-
animation of Mr.. Ed,o1rds, and then received
the testimony Of Mr. Jota .uison, .Jr. Secretary
of Legation TO the government Of Mexico af-
ter which the Co.nnittee adjourned 10 nine this
morning. Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-18

A writer in a LONDON paper thus justifes the
English custom of ?ug,lisrn. IL two men, says
he, without passion, hatred, or revenge, choose
TO try their MUSCULAR power and skill, against
each other, conceive they have much per-
sonrL right SO to do, as corporation of Alder
men to challenge danger and death, by indulg-
ing and exciting the gormandizing powers of
the stomach. Plethora, fat, and apoplcxy kill
of the kings lic2 subjects than the g Fan
oy" ever slew in the &C Ring" yet the law does
not denominate q City Feast as a breach Of the
pcaco!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
FROM NASSAU.

We were last evening favored with Nassau
paper Of the 9th ult. This paper contains
news from Kingston as late as the 18Th
The Isis, of 30 guns, Captain Forrest, having
on board Admiral Halstead, Naval CUnman-
der Of the West Indies, from Portsmouth, had
arrived at Kingston, The Isis also brought
ont tie COnsus and Commissioners for Sonth
America, viz. j. Henderson, Consul for Santa
Fee and BOgOta Thomas Tuppe-, Esq. for
Laguira Robert Sutherland, Esq. for Mara
caib"; VIM. Watts, Esq. for CarthageDa, and
Colonies Hamilton and Campbell, Commits
siOners. IN " Ggz.
The great MILITARY BALL, in aid Of the
Greek Cause, was given at The Theatre last
night. The crowd was so great, that it was
almost impossible 10 gain an entrance, every
avenue being blocked up ~ an early hour
Many who had tickets made several'unsuc-
crssful attempts 10 gain admiitance, returned
home hut went again, many Of them, as late
as II o'clock, and even then gained an en-
trance at the hazard Of their lives. The dam
cling commenced about 90'clOck, and proba
bly, continued until 8 or this morning. Some
account of this splendid entertainment will be
given Tomorrow. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

aIglii a'n,cstas brilliant az itself. Tie coma
or tail extends itself through about or 6 deg.
Ii has passed its perihelion, and is receding
from the sun.
We may form some idea Of the rapiaity
with which it moves, by supposing il to be at
the same distance from the earth as the planet
Saturn, whose distance from the constellation
Pleiades is about equal TO the space through
which the comet has moved since il was first
discovered here. Saturn moves at the mean
rate of 2g,072 miles in an hour, and il has
been nearly GO days in performing the same
distance that the comet has passed through
IN 10, which would give n velocity of 132 ,4S2
miles an hour for the latter Vul. Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

cessaiy funds for purpose shall he supplied l.,
p'vaie Subscription the Virginia conte
Is all that can he desired. (k) if this shall fail
we viii not abandon enterprise, so long ~ there
remains any other just exPedient 10 promote its sue
cess. Let us never despair Of accomplishing pur-
ted, by inds-oIubI- ties, the Yves, with the Eas-ior
uhed and cmbellished the of their common 60
.rrnmen'-drawn together the remote ex,rcme. OF
ais widely eNiendyi territory, and i.fased new vigor
anu acii'iy inio all ITS operations, Tor the common
"e'ence, general welfare, aud lasting happiness OF
all its me .nbers.
Before submit motion for the commitment Of
me ft-o'utions, allow me, s,r TO tender you aud
10 'he Convention my sincere thanks fo you, patient
attention 10 the explanatory ol'sei va,ions which
nave tef u my duty make. owe IL altogether tn
th's kiEd indulgence, that have been able, however
,mperiec'ly, TO perform IA task from, which NV en-
'etb,ed health had caused me TO shrink.
Ihe Select eoma,ttee, 10 which now move the
reverence OF the resolutions on your table, will,
rust, supply all their defects
(lPPENDIX IN our nert)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

NOTICE

N'"e of deed nfirust executed by Cen John Pres
10" ana wile aud Ter the purposes therein cxpr-sS,I
VI We SON "n hioniay The 2sd day of this month, ir fair
Tue next lir day, NJ i2 o'clock front of ,.
sn avsrn ~ this city, To the highest bidder the follow
49, t'''" piece "' gr"u'i lying in tine mr.
gu p"sernors street 6li feet, ant running back % feet
W par" the lot commonly called III. governor, (;o,,.n
re acres "' Band IN Mechaniceville, Henri,o county
nne share In the Virginia Museum.
l"o shares in the Organ of the Monumental cb,.rb
"" "Ve 'ls ~ consequence al the badness uf The
"taihrr, rs postponed until the 2Ist inst. "
nraIar 80 L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

(l virtue OF decd executed the sub cribcfs
- by Etwnrd lt,iam and wfe, hearing date the f7t av
Ut April 1877 and dUy recorded n the Office sflbe ding
Court 0 cnind, shall, for the purposes therein
pressed proceed 10 sell Tor ready money on the premises
" o'clock on the 2jd Of February next ibat veil
known properly, The EAGLE TAVERN in The div If
Richmond, and The tenement below the said F,gie
tavern The title under which the subscribers viii sell l.
believed 90 he indisi ahe, hut tcy win convey oy sb
title ~ Is vested ~ them nv said deed ri trust;
WIN. DhNDRtnGE
Dee - b9-'Is Wai UihLNTT : iI+Hcfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
PUBLIC SALE.

E(Y virtue Of deed Of executed Phip T Nose
~ leg To the snseriers the 10th Of Jmiv 1925
and tecOded IN The CLERKS Office % or purpUses
therein mentioned, will be sud. 10 the highest bidder az
public suction Tor cash, AZ Powbatan Courthouse on
gh Day OF February next ii fair, IL the Dexi fair
dav thereafter I've negro slaves. named Agev. Amanda
Eliza bidi' and kaiS, "h ,er Increase since the date
OF Ve nes % 80 many 81 the said negroes will be az
value sufficient purposes OF The ssis tn.
dee-the tioe eee1 IN TIE subscribers viii be c0uve,ed
- rio. c {. pco5Spiii. Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
THE BANK WAR.

Notwithstanding the hostility of the Balt-
more banks, the divid nd of the Bank Of the
Valley, il viii be seen by the advertisement
OF the cashier, has not been affected. The di-
vidends of this bank are IS l-s per cent. near
ly double those of Baltimore Hin. Repub.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
CASH SALE

PURSUANT To deed of trust r1ec,,.., nv lob, nan .
c subscriber, bearing date the Jay OF eiarcb
lo<i ana duly recorded in the
'o Tue purpose OF securing John Sc-it The ma men,
VI sans oi ninney in The said deed snail
VI o".uruhS le lIih day of January iar he
" 'nr san county, proceed 10 sell ready money TO the
~ oine tue following property, to wit Six hunirrt
and fifty Il land wherein the snd uall rrsni,S A.
ne onwine nesr" slaves, TO ~it James, Daniel Bl.ses
MAY hah"opi JefreS, and Rose increase of ,
females thereof The title the above mr,nne nron,r
undoubtedly good, hut the subscriber can only convey
s"eh ~ Is 'esed in him by the aforesaid
,,t. I'll. q. iMoRY, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
, EDUCATION.

M schooi VIII commence uu the 18th instan-Te,ns
1870, 70. '""n and board, including washing lodp,ny
.s' &C. 400, "a Ice paid quarterly im nivance I, !.
po'"n na' students should attend punctuay that t,.
~ s ay "e aiNan'ageousiy aud conveniently arranged
AN and approved teacher what constitutes
good English Education may he rmnlny,,i mao ,,'
tion To me, provided the i,uaiion he beaIttv ppm
communications directed lorsviII. lila pov. ;i,
C,,soap ,U,,P' a,le"'ion. H. l. ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
NIr. AIEXANOER N,ETN

Sih; You VIII please take notice that shall The 2et
~ day ct January next Powatsn proceed
10 take the dispositions of Hugh Owen William RIO, al
ana Others between the hours of O'Clock A. M and sun
se' and from day TO day until taken and AT CnnpIril
courthouse, on the 3ist day of the month proceed la
take tue deposition of Mrs Mary Lewis; the I'd of
frnuary nj The city of Richmond, proceed take the de-
positions OF Jedldiah Allen and others, all which 10 he
read Us evidence in certain suit pending the s,periur
court OF chancey for the Richmond district wherein am
paihnu ana You and Mary Ann McKim Elizabe,h Tu-
nan, Sarah s. Turnan, Susan Turnun and Marth, 1nr
nan co-hers OF James Turnan des'd drftnant at hc
Dec. Of 7O-w4y EJIZARLTu iTIinN,N
N. H. The deposition of Mr. JeddiaI Alien and others
wiii lie taken at the Eagle Hotel in said city, between HE
hours, mentioned above, and continued day day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

ar HGAHio MOTTO" FORGET ME NOT
by BEnNAIp BARTON
If'oh "a elegant id0e ot entitled Forget M NOT"
Appalling Language unto me
How much INV words itn,,rt,
They scem. as IL designed To be
he Motto uf the Heart;
w -" E'n'iesi feelings. sill the SAME
WtNte'er it, earthly lot,
f9rt~r alike this tnnr!ng claim
an" shy forgst me not"
Ti' >odic-, who for glory dies.
h'wev~r bright
ne tame he vans IN Others cree
Would owu ilirt fame Il tire lu
Dr he not hope its better part
Would keep him uniurgot
D ne chosen motto of his heat
Is STILL Forget not =
.Ue sailor, test "n stormy sens
Though tar hs bnrk isay rpam
o'iII h'aiS u vpir, in every breeze
That wahras tholphts nf hoIns.
N' thint> nHon his distant lren.is,
His wii-, his i1n,hl- col!
AMI from bis 'nr"s hear, aNcsnds
The prayer Forget ins nnt =
= h; sculptor, painier, Wide they trace
GA ca"Nn>, ~ ia stone,
Snnthcr'> figure, fbrn or ficr
our ninitp'> ,ririI own;
Zach thIs would like IT, leave heiinl
Iu' .rtruianrs.--and tur what
~, thHt tue - ti.hi which Nils his mind
l'thi<-' Fugr-I me No, y
IL" po-i, too whn horne along
In 'houyht to distant time,
F'irs fnrh his inno ,ui in song
Holds fast this hop" sublime.
lie would a glorious same beuueath,
Oblivion shall not blot,
Aud round that name his tiiuurht, co wreath
The words Forget me M,
Our motto is, In truth the voice
OF nature in the heart;
FOR who from u,urtal lie, by choice,
Forgotten would depart!
Nor is the wish ny grace ablorr-l,
Or counted as spot;
t-ven the language al our Lord
Is still Forget me nutn
Within the heart his Spirit speaks
The words of truth divine
ANA by it, hsav'nly teaching seeks
TO make THAT heart his shrine
This is % the still small voice" which ali
Ia city ar an grOt,
AIay :Hr aud Hrr--its gentle cali
Is Man, forget me n0I.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
A BLACKSMITH FOK HIRE.

WILL be hire until Christmas next, on reasonable
" terms, ablacksnlth, who good workman aud &C
customed 10 do plantation work.
apply AZ the Office the southeast corner of the New
Market, Sbockoe Hill Richmond where there also n
ht rate house servant and carriage driver for hire
January IS. 77-fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
A NEW COMET

The comet exhibits, when viewed through
q rrHrciiDg telescope oC ninety times magnify
Jog power, - nucleus entirely surrounded Ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
GARDEN SEEMS

THE suessriher-is receiving iron, yon.n, ~; w..
fresh supply GARDEN SEEDS eaSaanS =,
me variety necessary for kitchen garden He has as
SEEDS, viz red clover timothy, herds grass orchsn
grass he Also on hand, lu.erne whit. clover bi,blan
BaSes resrssa i~ a a ssS
dam via New iorka few packages choice bubcus lower
select sorts consisting of byaeinths double tulips cruwn
double sweet scented onq"i POI, au,hus,
very superior list OF each package MAY seen at the
store OF the SUBSCRIBE The contents of package
calculated TO be sufficient to garenor will
answer for porting To bloom in the psror--are all hardy
s winch VIII stand tue sev-rcs winter OF Northern
STATES. The price, seven dollars per package
CHARLES Z ABRAHAM, Druggist
Corner of 18th and r street. Richmond.
Where may he had, medicines drugs paints dye sus &c
,v y, a. a; requests his old friends and
Jan".rx aus part 10 s"sen'iro satisfaction 10 all
- y, - 7j--S
', s. s,,., rr la Tor sale, English sEINE TWINE. or
Richmond, january 49, |" raoE.
n nHe,o. beg. leave to his thanks To his
he has received snce his opening The SLoekoe Hin ry
ma an oar n; ~. ALWAYS be furnished hest OF Ii
market His rooms, which we'll aan,ei ~ h ue
supplied with excellent beds which viii he hsn anu
nea'est orderdis stables furnished with go 60.
ers From his long experience IN the marar "st
ne donh's not that he will he able give general
n 70 .Dose VINO may favour him with company H;s
s"a' DC INFERIOR to hone and his prices suitable TO the
1r FOR RENTThe Subscriber has S,or sEhAN
ing room adjoining the Shockoe hin Tavern for rem, %
reasonable terms IL is good stand for bus
good dwelling House, with Kitchen, Suokehouss pairv
ana excellent we'll water in the yard Also can oar - ~
,,otses ny the Year, month week, ON low terms
~. W. Io--bt THOMAS KFERAN
WARRENTON FEMALE ACADEMY
nrs session al this institution will commence nm ,h.
first Monday i'm January am, end in 'I gu On we
sion payable in advance, III. s,cond AZ liz d ~ ~ ses
TERMS PER SESSION '''"' year,
board anil washing SO dollars lu,iun In sn.,;,, ,.
and writing 10 dollars. Sfe''s' 'eaui"s
rai,n pnrs"g, arithmetic geography OF the
rs dollars o. '""'"s SPe""g, ~c-
Music, 80 dollars; ing and pan,i 10 o,,r "a
needle work, dollars 30 cents. N'''s'
Dancing, 10 dollars.
fnch y~ung lady To he prov ided with nair sheets , 90
vrrlid, blankets towels ~ iisvi-tr-r. W
Warrsn,on n. q. Dec. ~ 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

The oicous Interference aud total want r.i
Judgment Of Mr.. Walsh, 10 "a matter which
was not a tit subject for newspaper discus
Sion, has had a most unhappy influence on the
conduct of the people of Wilmington, Della
ware. He provoked a discussion with the
Wilmington Waterman touching the bag
gage taken on board the Congress frigatp.
Captain Biddle, by Mr. Rodney who went out
in her as Minister TO Buenos Ayrrs. After
some most injudicious publications. MIR. Walsh,
slew his consequence and astound the
Waterman, transmitted, to its EDITOR, a list of
the various articles taken on board the Fri
gate 10y Mr.. Rodney. This was 80 far from
silencing the Wilmington paper, that il now
ie't authorized te assume new ground and
passing oveT. Mr.. Walsh, who lay PROSTATE by
his own folly, the Waterman made weapon
of the list furnished by the editor of the Ma
iional Gazette, and attacked our gallant
ownsman, Captain Bidd!e The Waterman
declared that the list furnished by Mr. Walsh,
as signed and certified by the clerk of Cap
tain Biddle. and Inferred, unwarrantably AS
we think. that the Captain had furnished thu
editor ofthe National Gazette with all The in
formation he had so pompously paraded, for
the purpose of arragning the conduct of Mr..
Rodney and iniuring him in public estimation.
The Editor ofthe Waterman, fortified by
the paper furnished, and sensible of the par
TALLY of his tOwnsmen, for their absent filow
ciizrn MIR. Rodney put the conduct Of Capt.
Biddle in The most offensive form and colours
before the people of Wilmington. Some of
them, without investigating the facts, gave
way to their feelings and, we deeply regret 10
say. burnt Capt Biddle in riiigy on Saturday.
This proceeding is highly discreditable to those
concerned il is indeed discredit TO the
whole town. If there wer. persons, foolish
or wicked enough To undertake so shameful
an outrage upon the feelings of most brave,
sltilful and patriotic officer, there ought io have
been sufficient number of discreet and good
citizens to have put them to shame, or TO
flight.
We are truly concerned at the dilemma in
which one Of the best and hravest of our Ma
val Officers, is placed by the folly and ndis-
erection of others. IF there be any cause of
complaint against Capt Bidde, or against Mr..
Rodney, !rt il be preferred and enquirrd in
TO, in the regular and proper manner but let
ns not disgrace ourselves and dishonor the
most honcred, by acts of popular vengeance
which, however, They may become the subjects
of a Monarchy, do not at all berome the Gill
zeHS of a Republic. fPhh Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
JAILOR,S NOTICE.

w AS commaed To the Jail of NanseInond county ms "a
runaway en the 25ih of October last, n negro nan
VIM cns hinsep JOSHUA and says he belongs Fran.
els Lewis OF llerco Said Joshua i, about i've
leel Ten inches higi of yeowish conplexnn has
NO apparent marx or scar c is about years Of ape
The owner ~ said negro is requested TO come forw
prove his property pay charges him away or he
will be dealt with according TO law.
=, NATHANIEL. BECK,
DSc. d. Ui--w3wf JaiiOr Vi Maj nd county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
PUBLIC SALE


NJ valuable real and personal PROPERTY.-The Sub.
~ scIiher (or reaspns necessary be made known
to the puhlcO has determined TO sell without the
serve to The highest bidder, the premises Thursday
tie lSh 81 Feb next on credit OF l. ,, and years,
quail annual instruments, the PLANTATION which he
now resides containing 1883 situated III the lower
end OF Amelia county, aud running Tor at least
bile low grounds This plantation adoins the land of John
T. Boiling aud JAS Prents, Esgs. and IL asserted
dence as ANY 10 the staoas 20 the quality OF the land
who choose to purchase, judge for him
sell the Improvements almost entirely new and OF
the hest kind, and immediate possession given.
Al the same time and place, aud in the manner will
he sold Upon credit M " months, between % 80 very
likely and valuable NEGROES, together with the Stock
Crop, Plantation Utensils, &c Tie stock the aos
improved breeds aud are very likely and valuable For
D.M. HARRISON.
u. Thare will be postponement ON account Of The
N H. bonds will carry interest from the date if,be
principal I've moi punctOally paid. D. nj H.
Caiiail, (AmeliaO Jan 10. 76-ids
VYT1LL sold the fgile, bidder ou Ni,Ia The Il
w day of February 1924, hleckieulurg Cs,urbnuse
100 NEGROES, consisting Of men, woG,eu boys and girls
good brickayer, carpenters, &c-51 for raa
dy money aud so on a credit.
have IN market tina, well known plantation on Roanoke
river lying on The north side just above Iiaskns ferry dis
inguished and known ly Davis Plantation eonta,iup
about 400 acres, $50 tie first rate low grounds and
low grounds unelcared, which is considered 20 he almost
equal to the backgrounds II and given
tie river ~ " VIC ''e "''' ""'' upon
wish to sell my Nulbusb land adjoining Mr. James
Duiioek OF Warren county N. G.. Containing
about 200 Of which is creek low grounds There Is sfpe
pooIlIon OF tbs aet first tobacco aud land
wish 10 sell my Iseland creek land continuing 200
acre. ~ Gfansie county ~ O. about miles Nortl Of o.
lIIu MS aci is aud might be nude first cotton
PiaanlaUop-lhe land lying remarkably well.
Ihkewise wish ~ sell my Grassy Greek Land containing
ABOUT IoOO acres about miles north of oxford, NC.
ny gentleman wishing To PURCHASE either of the above
tracts, will FIRST view the lands drop me a line to oyd-
,on and particular attention shall he paid itas PIE.
su n no one VIII boy without first viewing The lands
Boydion. Jan IS. TT--i0ts ALEX. BOYD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
THE COMET


The following observations COPIED from, the Boston Dai
" Advertiser OF Thursday said 10 be from proi
sor Farrar, Of Cambridge University:
On account oi tie cloudy weather. there have been only
few opportunities OF observing the Comet On the morn
ing OF the 4t lust IL IN the constellation Hercules
about midway between the beta and deif1 distant ro
Arciurus $50 81 has not been in Serperarus
IN several IT The given in newspapers It's an
parent course has been from the left the right arm ~
Hercules. The iOowing distances taken with sea-
tni between and half past O'Clock this morning
W. from Arcturus $40 49, from Benenash 43e from
Ganm' 100 O7i from which the place of the uonei Tor
Ibis time will he found To be in decnaou 239 So or Ia
Tue lropc OF Cancer and right ascension 249' nearly.
rises little after two O'Clock IN the morning
lutte after sundown It's apparent being westerly
will coniiDse to rise earlier and earlier and will be visible
Ia longer time each day, before IL lost IN the twilight
" about as conspicuous tie comet Of 1918, Euckc's
and IL sends out faint luminous train that hs traced
IN clear atmosphere through Of degrees.
Every phenomenon iH the heavens, reminds Us VI
our entire want Of the necessary apparatus dr proper
course of observaonsIbere is scarcely OF Eu
rope unprovded with building aud per
set for purposes of this kiHd. No $50
observaiories Of shieh costly aud well 1rni,
attest the interest that Is felt for astronomy that quarter
81 the globe, whilst not is ~ be found throughout
Whole American continent
Cambridge, January Z, 1924.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

HISTORY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND
Mr. Godwin's History will be shortly published Nv Eng
landf he has really performed he in his pros
pecus his work will be nnly extremely interesting
but useful History may indeed be considered as nothing
Int Jnbis and perhaps portion Of English History
nadeguateiy treated the time Of the ProtectOrae
Royniist could scarce be expected TO do Justice to the
Rpbie consequently the affairs Of the are distorted
snitened culOred shaded according 10 the passions
peiHdices and interests OF the authors For following
extract from the Prospectus are indebted TO the MI
scum" for January:
There no part Of the history Of this island which
has been nadegmatPy treated the History Of the
Commonwealth the characters and acts Of those leaders
who had for the part the direction OF the public
fairs Of England from 1910 1850 When the Common.
wealth Of England overturDcd and Charles the Second
prescription took place in this country,
senibng. with such variations national character and
giOu DEMANDED the prescriptions IN the latter
The Roman Nepec This severity had lis object and the
measure might be That the restored order "
things should become permanen might be requisite that
The head of the regicides should be fixed The pinares
NJ public ehces aud that The exercise " every Orn'
II wursp but that uf the Church If England should bc
Frbiddcn forbidden The prescription, hswever.
farther tau Ibis Tie characters Of the who g.