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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

PRlME ST. Croix sugars, large hhds-
- New Orleans, do
Green coffee, moasses
Fine jamaica and Antigua rum,
". England, do
Ohio whiskey, northern gin,
Holland gin, cognac brandy,
Thomaston lime, window glass,
Gunpowder, salt
Cotton yarns, No. 5 to Is,
Young Tyson, and gunpowdcr teas,
Sole leather, cut nails,
Candles, winter lamp oil,
Pepper, snuff
Paper of various descriptions,
American cigars, indigo,
Albany and Hartford ale
For sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
ma st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VlhGiNA ~ rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court NJ chancery for the Richmond district,
the 9TH day Of August, 1923: William ueggnson pit.
aga'nH Robert Horsley, odmo Of Joseph G.. Mesginson
and Philip Duval, dns.
The defendant Philip Duval, not having entered his
appearance and given secUty according 10 the act Of
assembly and the rules of this cour, and il appearing by
Satisfactory evidence, that he not an Of this
eouniyi u ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the term, answer the hill
Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some uowspaper published IN the city Of Rich
'nond Tor two months successfully and posted at the font
dooL Of the capitol, in the said city.
80 copy. Tss'p, VIM. @. PESDLEroN, c. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
PROSPEROUS
For publishing by Subscription IN e 7o,cn Of Ports
mouth pirgisia, Newspaper, to be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,
TIRGLNLa COMMERCIAL. GAZETTE.
mn JAMEs c. MEsr.

BIZ JAMES c. WEST.
TN compliance the ish Of MANY of the INNS, ,ss
n pectshle citizens OF Portsmouth, who are anxious 10,
such publication 81 their the publisher presents this
Prospectus to the patronage aud support of the
OF Portsmouth, NoIfoik, and the adjoining counties.
II Is unnecessary, in the present enlightened age 90
labo,ed detail Of the value az new spap.,s-
In republic founded the virtue aud general in,eli
Of the community, aud which only
parent to every rejecting MUD. We shall proceed the
FORE Without further remarks, Ia spey tue Course
tend 1" aud the objects which attention
he chiefly directed. In the FIRST place, would distinctly
state that the KEPUBLIcAN is intended 10 be pa
zan paper, or devoted to any particular party admu
traor. further Than their measures may be,
wise aud beneficial calcuet ted promote
of county, Ne shall aim preserving rigid inn
Partially bet" conflicting par,escarefuly excluding
all controversies cf personal aud acrimonious ture;
a, the DESTROYS that both sides of
question the merits Of public and asures, may
freely and fairly sa'e. hat readers will ba enabled
to draw their conclusions, and form their opin-
ions cuntruve rted points
Our object and design is In make the REPUBLICAN
vehicle of nd genes al inf,rma,iun-a medium
oi FACTS rather than political discussions abstract
questions. Nor will Agricultural aud Miscellaneous in
formation be negeeiedor the Literary and Scientific
OF the day There is likewise another subject
Will engage an adequate share OF attention, viz: In
iern1 Improvement Whatever difference Of opiuiun
exist the powers of the General Government in
e'rnce tn this subject there be the wis
dom aud policy improving the utmost our natur
advantage, by removing obstrurtons
canals and opening hanes for
oi State This course, which ha been
PLY begun bv the Dismal Swamp anal will, trust.
ere long, become primary object of with
Satesn' aud give e. esh stimulus deca ing
merce aud laugushing agriculture.
Having thus briefly umioed Intended course,
'ns with the public say how far ilCy think it worthy
: OF patronage.
I p s 1t is intention issue the first nu nber uf
the Republican in April, provided $50 subscribers pre-
! voYSy procured -
| CONDITIONS. ~
o. rhe REPUBLICANS viii he handsomely printed on
SnPer"ya sr"i-w erkly, (ruesdays aud FIidays "a
urT snnum. payable in advance.
A UBscRIrrIONs taken iii by the subscriber for the
- North American Medical and Surgical Journal,
published by the Kappa Lambda Association of the U.
States.
The high reputation which this journal has attained,
other parts Of the Union, induces hope that the
dical faculty of Richmond, will deem it worthy their
patronage.
Nos. TX, X, XI, can be at the bookstore of
Jan 10 WIN. III. FlTZWHYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

vsSHE Subscriber intending to close his business
a as soon possible will sell his stock of DRY
GOODS at the most redaced prices. He invites his
friends and the public generally to cali and Judge
for themse Ives. H. REFINE
mar 3-eaw2t Next door TO Jude a. Aiieurc's
ShoCkoe Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VIRGINIA.: Al rules, holden clet rs Office of the
superior court of cancery for the Richmond district
the 8d day of June, 1893: James C. Anthony pit against
John Marshall, Danc Call George Fisher ex ors of
'he itev John Buchanan dec. Hill Carter, Susan Carter
Mary Carter, AMI Elizabeth Carter, infant children of
charles Carte' the younger, dec Robert Rantlop h and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Ia yor and
Elizabeth w. c. bis wife, formerly Betkley, Edmund
Berkeley, Ann q. Berkeley, Robert G. Berkey Pa,ke r.
Berkeley, heirs oi CahaIine S. Berkeley formerly Carter.
May w, BraxIon Ann II. Lee, Bernard NJ. Carer
Williams Carer, WIN, Fizhugh Garter, Hill Carter
Thomas Garter. WIN. F. Wickham aud Ann his wife
formerly Carter, aud Edmund W ickhum and Lucy his
wife, formerly Garter. Nathaniel Burwe and Lucy his
wife, John H. Carter, Charles Shirley Garter, Bladen Du
aney ahd Mary W. his wife, late Carter heirs of Edward
Calef, Charles Carter, Joseph c. Cabei and Mary his
wife, heirs of George Garter, Nancy Norv. the widow
and Josephine Norvrll, Martha Norve Mary NoIvel ana
Ihomss Norvell, infant children aud heirs OF Thomas
orwell deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann III. Lee aud Bernard NJ Carter not
having entered their appearance aud given security ac-
co"s I" the act OF assembly and the rules this court
an" u appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew
moi inhabitants OF this counTy il is ordered that the said
defendants q" appear here the first the ne xt term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff that COW of This
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper nblbpd
IN the city of Richmond, for months ann
posted at the front door othe capitol, the said CITY,
% a copy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDLEron, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
F.4RMERS' .4CCOU.NI.

rTHE Farmers Accountant and Instructions for Over
seers; to which is added, the mode of calculating
interest on Bonds making up Executors, Adminstra
tors and Guardians Accounts, according the rules
of the Superior Court of Chancery, founded the
decision of the Court of Appeals.
BY PLEASANT SUR, Petersburg IA.
Just published and for sale by
Jan 80 J. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VUST received by the anter Gardeners superior aking
- and Dress BOOTS, SHOES and PUMPS with square toes
Of a very superior quality, and for sale by
GRANNISS, son e. BROTHERS,
mar . Corner OF Main and l4h streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
Patent Balances.
SUGARS, OIL, BRANDY. &c

SUGARS, OIL, BRANDY, &c.
.Notc Landing for Sa'e,
4fS Hhds. New Orleans sugars, middling to prime
quality
81 hhds. and torccs winter pressed lamp oil
so bbls. country gin
20 casks cheese
boxes loaf sugar
90 do spermaceti cand,s
half Ghosts best gunpowdcr teas
81 Kegs white lead
pipes Segnette brandy
do do direct from the custom house
stores. ard entitled 70 dcbenture
Jan 23-8t DAVENPORT. ALLEN &, co.
sIST received and for Sale l,nccoe, of the American
- Revolution, Illustrative and virtues of tho
Heroes and auOts who acted the mos, onspcuoIs ,ar,
thfFcin by Major Alexander Garden Of Lee egion Sc
cOnd Seres VIM. ~. FIIZWZYIsSONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

.eSl lihds Baltimore whiskcy of excellent quality,
- - receiving this morning and for sale by
feb l3 y TIMBERLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
MEDN,AL.

e0 .NEDIt.4L.
THE Medico Chirurgical Review, No. 3, new se-
ries, for October 1923, is received at NASH'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

MADISON ON THE TARIFF.
Just published IN pamphlet form, and for sale by the
Subscriber,
4 EITERS on tho constituronnlty and policy Of
- duties for the protection ana encouragement of
do"lcstlc manufactures by James Madison, late Pre-
sdent OF the U. States, 10 which is added an appen
dix, containing extracts from the messages &c. of
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, relating to the same
subject.
feb p 7 TT NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VIRGINIA: A. rules, holden in the clerks ONCE Of the
superior court 81 cbancery for the Richmond district
the 9TH day of August, 1893: Levi Swain tIt 0Rqins
John g. Gamble. James Scott, il. William Mayo. william
Mckenzie Robert Jennings Samuel Scott and other dts
The defendants Ko. Jennings and Samuel Scott. not
having entered their appearance aud given security acco
ding IN the act Of assembly and the rules this court aud
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence, they are not
inhabitants oi this country; IL is ordered, that the sal
defendants DO appear here the first day the next
aud answer the hill of the plaintiff and that copy nj this
order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
~ the cry oi kichm"nd for two months successveiy
posted et the front door OF the pto in the said city,
~ Acopy. Tests, WM. Q. PENDLHroN. q. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VNStNiAi AisuIss holden in the clsrk's shcs Of ths
snpesior court OF chancery tor Richmopd d;s,,c,
The I'm day Of July 1879; John Enroughty aud Ms,hr
NJ. his wife, who was Martha NJ. Robertson, A,ch.,
Robertson, sdm"r Of Nancy M Robertson, who wa.
Nancy NJ Booker, Joseph Scott and Caroline M hi, w,S
aud John Robertson and Eliza beth his wife, pits aea,n,,
Elizabeth Booker, sxx Of William NJ. Booker. decen,,d
William Scott aud Rachael r. his wife. William M
Booker, wlia,, r. Eggeston adm'or Of Thomas Booker
deceased Arms,ead T. Townes, John Booker, William T.
Egglesion IN his right, John S. Bnoker aud ohm L.
Townes adm'or Of James Townes, deceased, dts.
The defendant John L. Townes, adn,'or of Jamc.
Townes dec having entered his and given
security according the of assembly and the rules of
this court and IL appearing by evidence that
he is rot nhabi,an Of this country; ii sordered that
the said defendant do appear here the first day of the
next term. and the bill of the plaintiffs; md that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some ne
published in the city of Richmond. for months success
svey and posted the trout door Of the Capitol iu hs
said city.
IS A copy. Teste, WV. q. PEspLEroN g. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VIRGINIA; Atrues, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court Of rhaucery for the Richmond district.
the I'm day ofJuly, 1929 John Forbes Esq executor Of
the last will aud testament Of William L. Myers, dec pit.
against James Scott, sxI Of John Leslie and
ms su'eues James shiphard. William Mckenzie, David
Barclay, Samuel Irving and James B. Scott. dts.
The sce facias awarded in this being
on the defendant Samuel living, and he
his appearance aud given security according the act of
assembly the rules Of this court, IL ly sats
factory evidence that he country.
ordered that the said defendant do appear on ,
hfst day ct the next term and shew against linz
revival sought by the said process; aud that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in published
in the city OF Richmond for months essyeIy and
posted ut the iron, door OF the capitol, in the said city,
I'd copy. Teste, VIM. G. PENDLEroN, c. C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

VIRGINIA: AT rules, holden the clerks Office of the
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district
tue 4th day of August 1923: Edmund Walls pit against
William h. Foushee and James Rawlings dts.
The defendant William H. Fouhee not Ina wing n,e red
ms appearance and given security according the
assembly and the rules of this and il appe airing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inha mt of this
country; it ordered, that the said defe do arpe
here on the first day Of the term the bill
o the plaintiff; aud that copy of this order
inserted in some newspaper published the city Of Rich
nond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the font
door of the capitol, in the said city.
Oh A copy. Teste, WIN G.. PENpIpror n r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
IttrDftsIU EWQutrsr runLtsnED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-1o village and slNgle mail subscribers S9 per yean payable before the expiration Oi six months,
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year, payable us above. To companies less than six, N SS pCr year, payable ns above. ugS cents will be deducted from each ofIhese prices when payment is made M advance. These prices are exclusive oG mail % stage charge for transportation,
 No papers will be discontinued until an arreOVages are pald except at the discretion of the publIsher
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given bearc the expiration of the year,
 ADVERTISING. Ono square, three insertions, Sl Nndthe same proportion for two or more squares. HarR suWare S5 cts. Continuance over three weeks, % per crat per week. X liberal deduction made loI advertisements continued or 10 months.
 Adminislrators' and Executors Noticce, $l %
 Commissioners Notices, g sN1p Al communications must be postspad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
No. 2S.-WmoLE No. l04.

not only In New York, but lhrOuRhou. tho United StOtcsi and t Is exceedingly rare that they are not fNl0lled with religious tl. deli,y. Public opinion lS vrry severe on this point, aud does not spare either of .hs two parties which may dispose or them. selves without the consent of the other,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24

Useful Remark. .-An uncuItivated mind, like unmanured ground, will soon be over run with weeds.
 When certain persons abuse us, let us ask ourselves what description of chaEac- ters they admire. We shall otlon 6nd this very cUnsolatOFy question.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24

Great wisdom which exalts nation Is nothing more than collecting the opinions of the many great folly which injurcs a nation is nothing more than fondness so employ one's self; all depends on not bee ing ashamed to ask of interiors, and under- standing the feelings of human nature.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

oi the most asai-aS~lsacC La.ligaTy i.
he country, it is worse than useles,
I is monstrously unequal its oDe,,t
an exorbitant in It's exaciions.
may as well illustrate this last NJ.
~ simply statinga case in my own
.ence. | had been residing eight n
the state of Vermont. -lnhalor Il
vigurailng air OF the Green Mon
md accumnlating new treasures
,torehouse of memory,--at the eI
which period made Il Temporary 4.
ny friends in I}ostoa. 1t was lsr
,efre the annual i'spectioIil NV
nedlately / received a warning 4,
:alleI, (and very omnious wan
proved in the sequel, J to appear on
ticullr day in n particular spot, o.
and equipped as the law dIrecls"-H
with murderous weapon in the 81.
a gun, kuapsack, cartridges, sc. 81,
there was nothlag supernatural 10 d
n0aition, it excited no apprehension.
Is I was a stranger IN the city; q
add to the "pom2 and circumslaac
the muster.
Ii q short time I was waited On 4
clerk of the company, a saucy, S.
laced son of Vulcan, as well a. an
b.tims follower of Mars. for the pa
Of il fine of four dollars o nonapra
la deteace, pleaded nearsigh'rdue,
non-resIdence, and consequently ,
TO meet the extortion. Thea came
mons from the Municipal Court 10
and shew cause, &c; for Which
pay two dollars aud seventeen cen
addition to the orig nal frrel
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

.hs aygiscatiga VI lie corrective; AID gen
orally to notice any ether, and all the eff
fects, which may appear to result from the
experiments made of the material, all OF
which they are required to report TO the
department in their quarterly returns.
II cannot be presume ], IN At the surgeons
or the Navy are uaacqllInted with the or
binary method of applying the chlDrlde OF
lime a. IA dlsinCecting agent. Wa4n there
fore the usual method of ITS employment is
mentioned. it is not because they are pre-
sumed to be ignorant ofthis usage, mr. is
# inte lded 10 preysat them from employ
inr il in any other way than their discretio1
NAV lend them TO believe will advance the
General objects, the Department has in
view, that of prnu1ting the co nf'rt an
bealthfulness ortne crews ottne U. States
ship Of war.
[rtherefore the water Cor the ships should
become lBtd and nnpaI liable, the SIr
pe lns will # they think proper, Try the ct
| feet Of mixing it in halt plat Of the fl er
ed solution or the chloride ofhme to eucf
cask. aud netca the eh.ct ofthis ,ddtuol
not only to the ia to, bIt also is to ~ eff
cacy in qleuchimg THIRST 81. &c.
The Ordinary method Of using this sail
to purify foul air IL, TO dissolve one guar
ter ofa pound in one pint Of water. Wntr
about to be applied. let thus he mixed wit
about forty tae qLnuty Of fresh W 'ter, aar
S5riuklcd over tns pat infected until the
state of the AR - corrected
(sigIeD }. BRANCd'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
CIRCULAR

To tie O&csrs commanding the dfrcat
Sgu1dr0Hs If United States Slips of iHIr
Haero being reason to believe that "a
proper employment of the new disc fec
uous sgout, the chIpr DO Of lime, wolld
add very much 90 The comfort. aud per
maps 20 the preservation Of the helhhs. OF
the crews Of the United State ships If var
It Is desirable thlt series ofexperment>
be forthwith instituted to test the efficacy
aud usefulness Of tins Interesting article.
WIKI Tins view you are required Ia cause
Il sufficient supply Of chlorlde Of lime 10 b.
provided. aud direct the same 10 he drslri
buted amongst the surgeons of the differ
eut ships under your conmlnd. and order
the same TO be applied according To the ia
srucuoas herein after g.ven.
The surgeons should, IN the first place
be required 10 observe the effects OF this
article 40 removing the diSagreeable smells
OF the confined or other parts of the vessel
aud the lenglth oftlne the foul air so cor
necteI retains its freshness and purity; and
also If any III od0ur Is substituted for the
one dispelled, s. whether any usual degree
.Os dsmpaess sad hesyinesS Of air succeeds
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
From the Pennsylvania Gazette.

The acquisition Of the Texas promises
TO he u leading measure OF the nresett adj
ministntion. and without doubt, one Of
great magnitude and importance. This
viii be very apparent from the fact IA s'a
ted. thrt the territory in question will make
nine 81 ''es as large az Kentucky; 10 which
add the appalling consideration. that il is
designed to make these nine states slave
states. We are told also. that ''the pro-
per steps have been taken 10 procure the
re$sion.' 1t is high time, therefore. flr
tho northern interest, the non slave holding
states. To look around. 10 see how the bal
ance Of power. which It was the object Of
the federal constitution 10 create and pre-
serve. will he affected by thi4 bold under
taking. We are much nleased by the f,
lowing rem Irls Of the New York AMER
can:
The Richmond Enquirer with one ofits
hints that are meant 10 signify Il great
deal. Savs--'The Statesmen who arc 1T
the head of aff ira. arc not the mcn we take
Them to be. if they have not already pu.-
sued the proper steps for obtaining The reS-
sion Of Texas. even boflre the able Ms.
of Americans saw the hight. But noiS
Uerrsas" We are therefore to understand
that measures are already in train for the
recovery Of the revas. The able MN
btrs Of .4Herio4aVs" mt the Importance or
this recovery TO Southern men and South
ern Interest. on the ground of the space &
advantages thlt cornlry Will adlri for the
future existence of Slave States" With
ia the boundaries of fey1s. "nino Stiles. s"
says Americans, las large as Ksciucky
NAV be formed"
With thu. immense benefits baors orr
eyes secured to the United States by lhn
acquisition of Louisiana, we should be eau
tlnus IN pronoulclag against the exDcdien
cy Of eudeavoring 10 obtain. or a fir e.
qIivaent, 50 fac Il province a. Texas. &
wnlrh runs ii, IN various parts, u1nn what
may, perhaps, be not un ,rp5erly called our
nalio ial boundaries. Yet. OIL the other
hlai. when tine greu, aud. IL we do not
hesitate TO say, unjust prepo1deranre of
the Slave States, ga the existing c0nfaGer
acy, IS CONSIDERED It NAY well cause the
i1hlbi'aniS OF the free states 10 pause. and
nliurely to consider the effect u2pl nur IL
stltItons and Ullon. of ,he INCREASE by the
half dozen, Of these Stdes-bound toge
ther by one common bond of peril, OF profit
add OF political power The moral CON
sIdeFatIons, too, which belong to this sub
Ject, connected with the new and vast mar
bet. that this province would osca 10 ;hc
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
&. X. GARDNER.
o b. BROWN.

From the National Iateilgeacer, aug. IA
4 Splendid Projcct. 1t is scarcely two
months ago, that, by a casual leak in one
Of the repositories of Cabinet cnniIeucc,
the public received information ofthc propo
sed negociatioG with Great Bitian, for a
reciprocation Of dIlles upon trade between
the two countries. Il was thus by acct
dent only, that the People became acquam
ted with a proposed measure OF the Gov
eminent, of deep consequence to to the es
scntlal Interests Of tn, country.
II Is scarcely ton 0sekS since we dis.
covered the FIRST Indications Of 4 disposI
ton existing any where To obtain cesSIou
ofthe Province of TEXTS. Three days a
q, it was yet IN tier Of doubt whether the
Administration WAS eng cd in this pur
pose. or whether the publications Oh the
subject were the result Ola systematic plan
for engaging the Administration 10 m Ike
the purchase under an idea that public
onion demanded IL. Ii was un longer
doubtful. If we reld Alright the Sihil's leaf,
whether this news ha~ or has not the coun-
|tenance Of the Administration.
1 In the Ricdm0ad Enquirer, of Saturday
last, we fud The following pregnant notice
Of certain publications layorlng the pur-
rhISe Of Texas:
I'VE hlzard very little ~ asserting That
When the f,c,s como ouI, ibis AdlnanistrI.
trat,on viii be found equity yIgiiclt IN
watching over the Southeastern border OF
pur country. We have 50 much col'iIencc
ip the saslcliy and good sense, which now
lresldes over tbe Government. that we
hall not be surprised 10 see. fro II the pub
lac Documents, that PROMPT attention has
ieen pud to tho Situation OF Mexico. Il
yll he seen by the lAies, intelligence which
vas received by Iast Evening" hnS mlch
the luvasipn ofthat Republic ms attracted
he notice oflha British Government Has
mr. 4 ADMINISTRATION b zen esSupo1 the aleril
The St;eSnen who are at the head oC orr
tfurs, are not the men we take them To b.
Il they have not already pursued the proper
steps for obtaining the CesSion Of the Tex
rs, even bef,re the able Nos, Of Amsrl-
canus saw the hight But. nous rcrroas!0'
What plant confidence" this print b IS,
all at once, in the sagaciiy, good sense,
sc. ofthOse who are at the head ofaffairs.
But tina, We have Just nov more interesting