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DEPARTMENT OF WAR,

Juty ION, 1896.
II has become the painful duty OF the Secretary
OF War to announce TO the Army the death of an
other distinguished and yenerated citizen. JOHN
ADAMS departed this life on the 4ih of this month.
Like his compatriot JEFFERSON, he aided in
drawing and ably supporting the Declaration of
Independence With prophetic eye he looked
through the impending difficulties Of the Revoln-
ton, and foreiod with what demonstrations oi 10Y
the Anniversary Of the biih.d day of American
Freedom would be hailed. lie was permitted TO
Dehod the veriication of his prophecy, and died,
as did JEFFERSON, on the day of the Jubilee.
a coincidence OF circumstances so wonderful.
gives confidence to the belief that the patriotic eff
forts OF these iliusirious men were heaven directed
and furnishes new seal to The hope that the pros
Perity OF these States is under the special protection
of a kind Providence.
The Secretary Of War directs that the same fu.
neral honofs be paid by the Army to the memory
Of the deceased, by the order Of the 9TH instant
were directed 10 be paid to THOMAS JEFFERSON.
and The same token Of mourning be worn.
MAJOR General Brown is charged with the ex-
ecuion Of this order. JAMES BARBOUR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
I'LL. nj
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Ii has become the painiol duty Of the Depart
ment TO announce 10 the Navg ADD Marine Corps
the death OF another venefated Patrarch Of the
Revolution, signer Of the Declaration of indie
pendence, & former President Of the United States
whose talents, virtues, services and public bonors,
demand an expression Of national respect & nation
al sorrow.
JOHN ADAMS died at Quincy, about 6 O'Clock,
on the 18th day Of the present month, the 5O,h On
niyersafy Of National Independence.
The same funeral honors will Be paid 10 hig,
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Dy 'hs Governor Of The Commonwealth of J'i,cj,
4 PRoCLAMATIoN

PRoCLAHfArIoN
w ,5d , has ,epre.ened 10 the Executive by
liam billiard, who had been retnanded TO die III ~ % WI
'S 5 ie lra on charge Of felony did, on the ngb Of
large; have therefore thought proper with me I'VE az
o'unc oi State 70 oher arewad Of 100 dollars to any per
OF persons who will appehend and to6yey 10 tbe ALL
county, tn" said William billiards Aud do notenoc e ia
, e,y 1nd military, and exhort the good people of
ugye TO be aPPTehended that he may be deai with a. .b
Given under my hand as Governor. and rr,.- A.
- IN o. The Commonwealth at Richmond, ihi, ion d,y
VIM billiard is IS or 81 year, Old S 5S., N IfLER
n5n, aoauly made, blue eyes visible marx or ss
july ~ ,a,u
NIkGINIA: Al rules holden in the ceIIc- 5l5cc - II
~ pefi9r court Of ehaneery 'o' the Bicaond District n,
the Safe OF Virginia, ''' 'ie 'H Diiains' Of
john Tayloe L9max and John Tsyl,c ,r,,,s,. m,
W@ey r. dec Joso r. womlcy and Cater womIsy
,' & n o. warner Wormley, dec, Thomas Grymsi
Beverley William D Beverley Edward b. Rsnooi I -, %
oe'n o ~ WIG 'e Elizabeth b Beverly, Rtbeces "
Ee'rfey, Ann l. Farer late Beverley, Thomas Bowen vi
Tie dcfe9dant John Tyqe, Anu T. Farrer, and G Fs,.
- Randolph and Elizabeth t. hi. WIFE not Rayne e,s
their appearance and given security ACCORDING 10 b esd
semoy ana the rules o" tbs court, and appearing by 49,
o"y e'de"Se ihal they are not inhabitants If iHis eo
- ordered, That The defendants do appear hero
ay Of me neg Term and answer the bin Of the plaintiff; I
mat copy o. hs order he forthwith inscrtedin some
per pubHed in tc city of Richmond for two month";
s'e an1 posted aithe float doO of the Capitol in aid
- oeoPy le'e' VIM WIDENING e.
- Ie-xsi
MAS committed @ The jill of The town of Petsr,b-
" me dh DAY " Way lat, runaway a negro mar -
tai himself GEORGE, and says he beionrs 10 NJ Ti
~ 9ia'hail Of Nashville Fnnessce He feet and h,t
nchcs h5h OF brown complexion has scar ON M; 80
u0'rh and wears us1-arpsars 20 be between so ami gs
Of sge George iormerly belonged the estate Of ~ ~
sloke Of Dinwiddie county and carried 10 ~
Ug Samuel Ellm. The owner rcnnested 10 come Co{
prove hs property pay charges sud take him away or b Ell
be dealt with as The Law directs ~" NC VIII
uOGFp vArrop,,
Petersburg, July IS. ~ J,',or-
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The following Resolution was then submitted
from the Chair, and adopted
ResotUed, That the Representative of the Be-
rough of Norfolk IN the General Assembly of
Virginia, be instructed, and he is hereby instructed
and required, to introduce and support at the next
session of the said Assembly, bill, whereby all
the private engagements OF the said Thomas JET
ferson deceased, may be satisfied and discharged,
out of The public funds of the State; and by
which, provision shall be made for the erection Of
suitable Marble Monument, to re dedicated to the
Memory of the said Thomas Jefferson, and to be
situated either at the University Of Virginia. or at
such other place to the wisdom of the said Lee
gslaiure may seem most fit.
And thereupon the meeting adjourned.
(Sgned,)
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TOWN MEErING-Deeth of y5Ty. L,6,rso,,.
In pursuance of the following notice, which had
been published III the several papers OF the City,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-14

mr.. ,Jc6eysOn's Maturity. The following
letter oblgIngy enables us to correct statement
in our last, made upon shat we thought good su-
thority.
GENrLsMEN. Every thing connected with The
history Of Mr.. Jefferson deriving dignity ard in
terest from that association, hope to be excused
for correcting an error in your notice in this morn
ing's paper, ofthe time aud place Of bis Birth
Mr.. Jefferson was born near the place where he
died, at Shadwell, in the County Of Blbenarle. 49,
His father lived for time IN Chesterfield County
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Extract OF letter from the University OF Virgil
mia, dated on the 9th instant:
MIR. JEFFERSON expired on The 1th abou 10
minutes before o'clock, in the afternoon, after a
confinement 10 his bed Of little more than a
week, tho the disease of which he died (dlariEoa)
bad been OF long continuance. lie suffered little
bodily pain, and, apparently, none at all in mind
spoke OF his approaching end with the most
perfect composure, and indicated no soliciiude ex-
cepi mat his life should be prolonged TO the 4ib.
We all rejoice here that his wishes were fulfilled
He was buried yesterday, without any pomp or
procession, in compliance with his dying request,
but very many attended the burying place at Mon
ticello TO see him inferred lie left . memoir o +
bis life, which, believe will be put to press i'm.
mediately, and numerous papers, that are intended
Tor publication some years hence, MI. INT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-14

the President of the United States arrived in
Baltimore yesterday afternoon, and lief, here in the
- esih0oa' at T. M on mis- way to the mansion
BQH Pat. July H.
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INUINiAi al rut5 hoIden IN The clek office of M
81 petPT court o. ehaneery ior the Bchaond District IN
rss Me'a, Aagraee Society against FIRE en- building, =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

OF your readers have to know in what their virtues
consist. The worthy citizen who is thus TO saw
the least OF t0 indelicaely treated. will no, hest
tate Tor one moment in choosing his line of con-
duct In justice to his own character for the no
nour OF the State, and the good OF the Eastern
Shore district, he ,oW obey the call Of ms country
The genuine good sense of the people of Virgi =
MIA, and their unfeigned attachment to order and
good government, forbid the apprehension that the
time mas arrived, or will soon arrive, when the
Executive branch OF government is TO be con-
troed, and the first citizens of the Commonwealth
driven from Office by the camours of anonymous
newspaper writer's. Your Accomack Subscriber
ought TO have known this: and if he really thought
that he had well-fouuded objections to this APP
po'ntment, he should have suffered things 10 take
their usual course. Why not patiently wait I'M
I'll the meeting of the Legislature, who will Ell
ther coniirm or reject this appointment Were
time, reflection, and delberation, unirendly 10 his
objects: 1t is not for TO answer him.
In Virginia, we are blest with free Press nj en-
freely discuss subjects of public interest. But in
all public discussions, there is something due to
decorum, TO private feeling and character pryat
and public worth, and 10 the memory OF past SER
vices rendered to the country. he violent spirit
OF party, and the discontinued suspicious temper;
reckless OF character and feeling, and forgetful OF
past services rendered by those whom they cen
sure, are very far removed from pure, underlined
and enlightened patriotism.
II has been my aim, in speaking of this delicate
subject TO say nothing. which can give just cause
OF offence 10 your Accomack subscriber; and, at
The same time, to speak with candor and decision.
conclude with the repetition of what has been
said already. The people of the Eastern-shore
Circuit, are either at this time, or will soon be,
perfectly satisfied with James Peasants as Judge
the Executive appointment has been wisely made;
aud the Legislature will say so, their next ses-
SION. 1t is not often, that Office can be heslowe ed
on man as competent and as pure; standing so
high IN public confidence and bles, so pre- eminent
~ with the love, as well good opinion, OF all
VINO Know him Fortunate are the People who
are se'oed by such Judge James Peasants.
Il friend to the People Of Acconaek
and northampton.
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CENTRAL CANAL.

Mr.. Mercer the Chairman, Submitted to the Central
Committee Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, at
IFS late meeting at Washington, an Address 70 the
Members Of the Canal Convention and to all the
Citizens Of the country interested in the Enterprze,
proposing 10 call the Convention together on the
9th December next. This Proposition as
adopted; and OF course, very little more was
done by the Committee except to receive and pub
Ish some interesting Documents connected with
their business. Among these, was communcs-
tion ofthe Commissioners at Washington for re-
ceiving subscriptions TO the Csnal---a Communi-
cation Of the Citizens Of Piitsburg and of Washing
ton, ?. expressing the deepest interest in the en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

WE exercises oi th Seminary, or tlc ensuing term, i
coWWtncc ontbe ht day I'd October nea and Term insfs
90 me last Of July following. SUjrn uf orderly a.,
can he received az any time after tie commence e T s
terms aud pay iof %" time they continue a .rbc ri
eomseo nirueiio 'il comprise e1do-. Penmauhip A,b
meuti he Eughsh 6tfunar aud k1trtitrs Ge,rf,tb .
drawing Of Maps, the % the Glohes tbo Fi.,, "A
Chemrty HISTORY, becsLsuts. pliin anl srde,i,i i.
nomehy The Theory anil Practice oi Suft,trc Elrxi,,
Conc Secup' The L7'in Grcek French snJ Isiisr se
guagcs Ascbfs Autonomy, aud Natuai M,sl and p
thloophy The luTiution viii De conducted ,f Me-, Pos
Pi reiutd aud uncommonly healthy situation where ,
subscriber a precn rtsdcs. The method oil instruction /.
one which h1s been succeiiy rausd fr 90 ,car sd die
number T" useful snd clever ung who have ednrs
ied 90 n seminary o. Che best evidence tbst c pupi have
been iaithuly aud lndf iousy inauced The subscriber
willing 10 take one of small g ssoomp1nion o bic little
daughter, whose education he WISHES 90 make an object ~ h
specaicsre ~ dsch5rsing the important functions ,hisl
devcive hin IN hr Instruction 81 YOUTH BE- will s s,,ts
hereioorc, ny hi SON The for Board and Tuition
viii be $40, each bnsfdrr finding BIS bedding and can
lie Parents aud Guardian LIVING distance are REQUEST
ed c make application b. lefit. forwarded 10 tbe Bsev
Y Green, Caroline, county, and addre.sedto
/ THOMAS r. COLEMAN,
Caroline county, Sept 8. siI,rfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
ELLERSLIE

'0HlS beautiful Farm situated OH jaime. River nh,
end Of Henrco, ADJOINING the estates OF John wi, Lb
tsq distant from liichmoud anout 10 miles. viii he III ~
neat December undera d'cfee II the gboYc,y, c., H.
contains by survey eI6 acres, Of which ai, 200 M
rate ow ground, 40 Of which Tuck,boe InJ ii,
balance on The creek oit1t name. aud about 23D ar 10
OF cleared high land % good quality an average If ~
Of wheat T. The having bCen produced ffon, e -
under the clover system This farm al uuds in .prn~
never have been kniwn to fail in the dyts pe Of
which traverse every field the main land aa,r,, I
dance OF water Tot stock The James river canal tse
the oeutfe Of the farm, within 500 yatds ofibe ban, Lb
spacious ma contain one II ESaPs Threshns Machine in
good rtp'i' wan al the buildings necessary to
plantation. The Dtseing House is of byi,L ., ~
'iucco Of the mosi durable Quality contain. seven roo
w""e Pa'e al plainly bat neatly finished. There are M
me othef convenience usually found attached 10 acntee o.
abshment ice-honse. kitchen, snok e. house L. Tl
sicrIher eouid de'ca"t largely c many advantage
ca 10 'h t'ii hni as his only object 10 bring tie sale Il,
public notice, uat person. disposed purchase may b,,c An
olr"ny o. previously viewing the rremi.s IL pre.,,.I
hH "ili hesuictent Tie VIII shey the pl'a a. ~
person who may oho,sc 10 examine tbe absence Of
.tI-. p. 10y IAMIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

,,-,, l'IllT5 El0t C0H51ln herIi.
DIED = On Tie 2Ist alt. NJ Tin, e,t ~ h. r,,b >
Ciark "a iHI'i'x county, Ms Eii-abefi Coye.., En,o
oi ur dead are generally c-faya,iut e.. tu mike I'M 80
preston o' auaci much aoDoR. uj the writer OF nh. mo-
ce' WIN many oheFs, personally attest It's ACCURACY MI
ns ady Posstssed aniOst aiuiahle and hrn-v ,leut ~
apparent nom the couccIn sic cyced iar The oy,t
convenience OF those who etlente her al a prinJ ~ 81,
o'heis when our feelings apt to -
our OVID welfare Frequently would she request br, a. %
IRE aud tax" that rePOse Of which she rrict,,ly j,,
nfn ihat She tell the influence sincere pri, none ;b
Jaw htI he1re the closing Doubt Th,r-b h.r ,
etinsS were unusually x eat, not the least nluii,
o4msh or murnufing escaped her. Her coun,,nsnc. Lr,
"I lne resignation which shcNm in her couu,i W.
she had reason expect III. approach Of tl,r f,,i
on az aiiesed impulse Of duty, she apprs.d relations
''"e l'"'Prei 90 iutvfe 1Putss She Then add Il
few imonrory and valed, tory iculrks To ever,
ie,enI ",t "9''"s Tie menion Of her friend. Who
were ahsrnt To her physciaua she eapre..eJ tlp mo -
ui thanks. The ctmuc-s aud clndouf Of her e,in .
ni. 'o mn period nnquestiUuaby establish, that .c wa. %
anticipation beyond t world L.: the itfi,l r.
template such cruiposure and tr,po,,il, i
"toine whether such slate of irud could ensua. f 49,
o'At' source than pure and genuine religion. ''
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MM1MONrC,
Elementary and Classical School.

\FOK BOTN sLNEs.
IN Monday next 9th Sept.) Mr. d Mrs anderson will
~ open their school Tor the English Latin GreeE F,nc6
and SPa'sh anSuage Their instruction extends
on The elements TO the refinement of unites
st attention to grammatical and analysis with the
Iedag the forme and ensures the speaking the latter;
particularly the Fl ench language. '
IL the ndation of our most enlgbtenod aud ,;,
5nish,d citizens expressed at large the own hand.
can inspire confidence; the lessons exercises of pup
already taught To translate TO ana aud speak can tend
10 eonHD H. ample Satisfaction may be obtained, on either
ahch OF these nqui les respecting the general merit of Mr.
as system The application If NaemoRic principles 10 the
study OF languages Is attended with pring BY their
d child OF six old has learned read the French
pt' 10 sentences and TO French dialogues
Is vel as Is eomnony done by pupils Of that age
. Ee'Eis per Session Of Fire Months
boarding Of pupils from to- ~ old dollars
Tuition of do.-(gme ages,) 50 dollars.
BON payable either Ia advance If agreeable one
iitd al third the end tue FIRST am, ore
hnd at the end Of the second scholastic quatte Furhe-n
order that the Aeoic classes may 20 operation
the inst twenty -four pupils that received al half
Prlse, tor tuition VIZ. fifteen dollars per session.
Sept l. sS-2tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
YIRGLYI.3 L4N'D OFFTCE1

conformity with act entitled An act f., el,tee into
one The svcfs acts concerning E,cbcaior rs.sr jam
Hy ch, 1912 DO hereby make known 10 20 HON n ps,
concern Wat orpcsrs hy certihcateof tr fcLea,, 81 a.
city of Richmond bearing date tie I'd dy of Stpteb. fef
and received AZ The Office e day, b. by ino,tio
11d once io"nd aectin piece Of ground Of which Uob,
situated At The corner u &. aud 7h sr,e 10 he ad ei
containing - ifci front ON g. street, aud running bach 10 EEL
". oELD1:N, Il l.. Ogee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
PUBLIC Sale

ShiNu desons 10 retire ftom public business, viii o,
~ the premises offer Tor sale 70 the hichet bidder on NJ
day the 18th OF September next that valuable tract az III
on which now reside, lying the county of Alternate
immediately each side OF the LEADING from Rcho
20 Roekh Gap, nine miles above Charlottsyie and eirh,
aho'e The University Of Virginia. which well known bv fb
he Of the Brick House Tavern, aud by good Judges CON,
use to b. 1.-THE best country stands for public boue
s"stna THIS place Is favored with many local advan-
49, such as health society, good WATER &C. and contsins
~ acres more than one half OF which clear and now
a. Sh state OF cultivation, admirably adapted TO the pro-
49, W TlINtr, t1hac, corn, &c. shall also tue same
80 ae' oher Tor sale another tract known hy the name
- poun''m Pa,n place. which contains IOi acres, on
nah sp excellent mill Site good cam and fine
Tor custom; there also on Il yefv e,,nforfs
mouse, toy ether with several other nee essry and
o"eeu' cut house, Either the above named pIac.s will
ny Tue suhsutihera any tune previous Ia the dav of
'ei very precise or particular description of thee ,cy.
e'meH unnecessary as it's presumed that any pe,.on wish
ihS 70 purchase wall tfst view the premises.
Inc terms OF sale Tor each these psc,. ,y;ti H.
Of TIE purchase money hand, aud the blancr in lire ai
the payment thereof ~r'' "'e'u'e
shall ais" on the day offer for sale several fine vo,D
Communicable portion OF other stock contirr of bo
cattle SHEEP &c Terms made known the day OF ale 90
BENJAMIN HARDIN.
-SS-l- -. Si--ids
fcIIiION vail he rreseuted the next Iienea Assem-
= by OF Virginia, for Ben, OF colour lately tb.
property OF Thomas Taylor al Pomhaian county, 10 be al
lowed 10 remain ia the State.
sept D 5i-wst+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

The g National Observer at Albany has NH
Ilshed several exceIlent Essays in favor of State
RuSh's and It's Editor is tile swuin supp. r or oi
a PRESIDENT, who has aimed deaa!ier How Al S.ae
nshiS than any other politician, not exceoino
MI Alexander Hamilton himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
ELECTLO.A,S

Mr.. Jennings has been re elected in Indiana
without opposition. MIR. Thomas II. Blake in place
| of MI. Owen. Nj, Smith has been elected to the
exclusion OF Mr.. Test, by majority Of about 200
| out of almost 1000 received. The Cincinnati
Liberty Hall says, Alessrs. ]. andS both support
the administration. a writer in The N Republi-
can" of the town affhms they are . both
Jacksonians."
1t is probable that the far-named Ninian Ed
wards, the tool of the vile " persecution" (as the
N. Intelligencer lately pronounced ii) againsr the
incorruptible Crawford has succeeded IN the cleo
ton of Governor of Illineis The Nat Crisis a
2Ist ult. (of Cincinnati says, that in II countie.
Mr.. Cook has majority OF Il2 for Congress; a
smaller majority than was anticipated. The Nat.
Republican, same town, on the next day has the
| following paragraph:
"G00d netos from the Hest
owe learn that Gen. Duncan, a friend and SUP
porter OF Gen. Jackson has been elected Repre,
sentative in Congress from Illinois, in The place
of Daniel p. Cook. And that Mr. Bales has
been elected 70 Congress from Missouri, in the room
of the honorable and consistent John Scott"
The Presidential Election is every mo-
ment waxing warmer in those states where
the Congressional Elections are near at hand
The spirit of Ohio is up! We shall probably
publish in next some articles from the Ohio
papers 20 show the lofty tone OF the friends of
Gen. Jackson, and the lengths to which the contest
| threatens 10 go. JdChsOH or 3udiLr. appears TO
! be the great pivot on which the election will turn
in October.-The Editor Of the Ohio Monitor
| (who was a member of the Adams Central Com
mittee; and is friendly TO Mr. Adans) comes out
with g a warning voice" to him ON plains that
the Offices in the West have not been filled bv his
friends, but Mr.. ClaY's friends and tools; warns
him, that at the last election, he (Mr 4 had bu,
small popularity in Ohio--that if he calculates
on Mr.. Clsy's influence, he is g." leaning on bf o.
ken reed;' and that Mr. C's popularity is fast
on The tCGns."
The same stir is makisg in Maryland and her
approaching Congressional elections VIII probably
be decided by the standard. Ii is impossible
not TO perceive that the friends of Jackson are in
many quarters taking bold and animated stand
In Delaware, Mr.. McLane is to be opposed by
DIR. Naudain--spParenlly pretty much on the old
party grounds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

n .NetD Figure Mr. Reed, a pro tenn.
Senator OF the u. S. for the state Of Mississippi,
in " popularity hunting circular" to bis con
siituenis expresses himself as foi,"ws: Virginia,
or rather the press al Richmond, cannot give up
the trident Of the land, as Neptune was reluctant
TO give up the trident Of he Deep A sentence,
which sins almost as much against Rhetoric, as
against truth We have heard Of such thing be-
fore the trident Of the ,ca, but never Of the land
Neptune is said o have welded the one; but My
thology does not inform Us what God possessed The
other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

We have read with some attention tie g Re
port OF The Commission of Inquiry established a,
81 Petersburg in consequence OF lie events Of The
9th Dec. 1926" 1t fills more than ccI,n,us
OF the Philadelphia Gazette. 1t gives the name.
oil many OF the conspirators; The successive name.
"nich Inc varioos revolutionary societies ASSUME
ed; some OF the objects protested and .4r,e, g..
&c We find among their names those Of Man.
Generals Colonies, PRINCES >&c. We ind
them principally confined TO the army.
yet scattered at its important Posts. The
views OF the coAspirators seem not 10 be splHci-
en'iy DENIED either as 10 he changes which The,
n'edi'ated' or the means otcanyine them Info eH
ecuuon' Sometimes they talk Of curaiiinc the
emperor authority; sometimes of as-assinatipu
him; OF bani-hing or DESTROYING his who'll. FL,
ot establishing the form, Of Republic 4. 10 nom
many are supposed TO have been engaged in ,be
conspiracy, 1t gives Us no sort of clue. We Al.
not advised OF the iaie Of the conspiia,ors.