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DIRECTORS
Ofhe Bank Of TTirgium and Branches t6,. tic 3ea,

DIRECTORS
y the Bank Of Pirg'inM and Branches f6i. tic 2e
1929.
RICHMOND.
John Brockenbrough Randolph Harrison, ir.
Thomas rutherford John Allan
Blair Burwcll William Ford
Philip Haxali Benjamin Hatcher:
Robert Gwathriey John r. Triplettm
6aTland H. Mitchell George Il. SampsonF
Thomas Walden Beverly Randolph
PETERSBURG.
VIM. II. mcfarland John G.. Arn1istead s.
John +. May Tho. Wallace
Joseph Bragg John G.. Hobson ~
William HaXall Daniel Dugget* ~
Edwd. Powell Samuel Wnfrec*
James S. Brander Tho. n. Lees
G.. T. Osborne
NORFOLK.
William B. Lamb Thos G. Broughton
W lillian d. Selden Eugene Higgins
John r.. Holt Waiter Heron
John Southgatc Henry B. Rcardon@
Abort Almond EdW. DeanyE
CALEB 1!5, Bonsal Burwell B. Mosely*
William Moselcv
FRET rHTc KsBuFG.
Hugh Mercer VIM. X. Gordon
BAIL Gordon John s. Wexford
John Scott John 3. Hall
VIM. A. Knox George Coxk
James Vass Jos. B. Ficllin*
John VI. Patton Robert Ellis
John Moncurc
LYNCHTURG.
William Warwick Chiswell Dabncy
Henry Davis Balda Mcdaniel
John !. Cabc Daniel Brown
John o. Leftwich David Walker
William Mckinney Robert Kvle*
John Caskie William w. NorvellE
Samuel Claytor
r Not IN the Inst Direcfoy1
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tHfST ENFIELD, very recently, having Undergone
- considerable repairs, the subscriber himself
dt NE can iurish satisfactory and comfortable accommodate
uo To all travellers who please call him. Chester.
e IS situate at the forks of the Eoasonc leading westward
oy ChesU'iI Orange Springs, Orange house, Lous
conr. mousse charlottesville, &C.; leading northward by
Ioie''SVe, SPotsyvanra house, fredericksburg &ct
one leading southeast on by Dckenons Chapel Burks Bridge
ne heeay ,iii &c; one leading eastward by Needwood
Cheered IS I'D miles above Needwood 10 miles Chie
DUFF from Oxford from Dckensons Chapel from Golellf
viie 80 from fredericksburg, and 80 from Rchmou
and OF late there verIis and perhaps better n
cheaper accommodations than heretofore been ,s xS
Peced that the travelling this from Richmond TO Freder
c, 80 VIII Increase. TTIOS. VEST
Jan I, 1929. a7-n,7, 4
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For THE RIcaNoxp VINO.

70 Ute Editors Of NE ": J. Jouyn1i Of Coon,erce.
hessrs Edors,A gentleman Of this city favored me one
day last week, with tie loan your paper ct the 26h of Dc.
cebef IN which you have thought proper ropubls arii
Cie on Tie present state Oi the Jews late London Quar-
'ery Review Every Of Jcrls tia. read the arii-
Gle here spoken Of thinks highly n"ccoous much
meets upon inc moral and religious character of the majority
the Jews all over the world II yDu are an guided by tie
SAME spirit of lbcraly for which Editors of
newspapers distinguished you VIII please give follow
ing communication place in your Jougal
you have not previously published reply the article from
the Review from Of the Jewish community In New
YORK. though even in that you would much obige
giving my communication place in your columns Perhaps
YOU may moi be willing to publish communication from
entire stranger refer you theetor, for Of my cha
rceT to the cssrs Joseph brokers' Of whom inquire
VINO am II YOU should determined priu tie ncosed You
WI please transmit c paper which contains it, directed
10 tue care OF Nessrs Scott nv, Richmond Va Nv doing
you VIII o1gr your oDadicDt servant, ISAAC Lesser
i'iemond, : a. January J, 1929
Re'"a'&s aoon He "Preeca} Stafc or He Je.rs" IN lie
RVarieciy Reri5C, No. -.
Almost I'll writer's up7a e. % oou3i ION Of tie Jews
have lndnyad fIeilsa5.r il Towering plentiful
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s25 REAYARn

fkfAkIH out Of my house on Saturday last P4TENP
n LEbER GOLD U,9JCII, in double back engine
tuned case, win common dial; Ro Rose Liverpool No
1856 VIII give the above snv person who win
deliver lhc watch 70 me in GOOD condition
Dec. @t--re TT. UAcSTE.
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VIRGINIA: At rules holden in the clerks
county, on the Sd day of November 1925 Elizabeth l.
Ludlow, William Ganle, guardian of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs, against Mary Elizabeth,
Richard John Ludlow infants of Richard Ludlow dec James
NJ Gamett, assigned guardian adj tern defend the said in
fants, and Richard Ludlow, defendants-lN CHANcERv.
The defendant Richard Ludlow having entered his ap
pearance and given security according the of assembly
and the rules Of hs court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is inhabitaut of this State therefore,
the motion of the pantfs is ordered that said defendant
Richard Ludlow do appear before the justices of the county
court of ESSEX the third Monday in January next and
swer Their bill and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper Of extensive circulation published this
commonwealth, for months successfully and that another
copy be posted at the front door Of nc courthouse of
a copy. Testc, ZACH q. CRlTTENDEN, D. G.
xrQfr
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VIRGINIA; AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district the
90 day of November, 1928 Thomas A. Baber, pit ogoi,
John Fleming Isaac Cud and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife, dts.
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his WIFE and Samuel
Dyer r. and Martha his wife, having entered their appear
ance and given security according the assembly
uuc OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat ey are not inhabitants of this country ordered that
the SAID defendants do appear here the tenth day
January tenn and answer the bill of tho plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ned IN the city Of Richmond for months successivey1 and
posteo al the on door of the capitol in the said
~ COPY. Tesie, WIN. @. PENDI ZION & T.
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Teyg R. WARNER W. PRICE.-As you are a non-rps
IL sdcn OF Virginia. and have agent known me- TAX
notice. that shall the following places and periods viz Fosr
ers Tavern Cumberland county, Va the first Saturday in
January next at William Newton's b Buckingham county Va
on the third Saturday said January Greensb
Green county, Ky the 10th of Jan next proceed The
dispositions and adayits of sndy witnesses be read eyf
dence suit IN the county of Cumberland in chacsJy
III which am plaintiff and you and others defendants
19-w5t JOHN p. WILLIAMS
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10 Planters of Tobacco on James Riper.
NOTICE is given, that all Tobacco intended for Shocko,
warehouse, arriving in the Basin will desired be re-
ceved into the Fire Proof Warehouse of subscriber on
the Basn and adjoining Shoc, free of expense ofdrayagr
and receipts granted by the Inspectors SockG without fur
Their expense to the owner (vheD,caed for inspection or an
png than would occur it delivered al once into Shoe
k Ample insurance has been effected upon al tobacco STORED
IN the house above named w l. MORRIS
BTEMALE SCHOOL, School VIII 5e opened on tho
= first of JANUARY next, the residence the subscriber in
the county OF New Kent under the ofiss Elizabeth 5aco
MI the branches Of good English education will be taught AMI
undivided attention given to the and morals Of hose
condcd to her care will be exclusively for females and
limited TO fourteen Terms r board tuition for session
Of ten months, $780, oneha be paid on the 18th day ~
August the balance on the 9th of December There win be
vacation from the 18TH of August TO the 18th of October
JOHN b. CLOPT0N.
Rosln, Nov 1Oth 1873. va
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suffice to keep them within the path az order R,,
lhe ramihcations into which property run are SO nu
ncFous ana complicated, that it requires an immense
volume to contain them and few are able pertectlv
20 understand them. If property then be mart of
."e social SYSTEM and if it require tie most impor
tont laws TO define and secure It. sla il he sad tbo,
property not be felt at all in the Governmnnts
Is this most important of all the social elements not
~ NC respected lie was sure 1t only necessary
10 present the proposition to gentlemen, and it would
oe immediately and universally embraced Gentle
men themselves, admit the Importance of proper,v
~nen they oierus guarantees against excessive tax
atlon on winch subject he should desire to be heard
W ana ny. Que obligation man Is 10 bear arms
Another, to pay taxes. The obligation 10 bear arms
IS correatVe to the protection of Tie person VIVA;
rs the other' He who pays tax for the protection
or MS property, receives that protection Wb,t
sort OF protection does he rcce,ye Not that Of tLo
oayonct. But the protection which legislative enact
menis and courts of Justice which administer tho,,
.ur.u 10 iim. 1hese give every citizen power 20
support ms own rights not against foreign enemy
out against his neghbor, when he attempts to wronr
Jun. me man OF property pays the tax, and he alone
receives the benefit i'll this form.
mere was one Direction and it seemed a powerful
one 1T me irs blush which gentlemen ON the other side
seemed to regard with horror. They ask, what are
we TO balance men with money?arc to give re-
presentation to property which is not cannot he the
constituent of any thing.-No one believes that rro
perry ought 10 be represented co .aoB,ine The bay
Oh guineas on the table entitled to reprosa,1
o, IL rs not property but the rights which grow
oun o. IL which must be represented Can this no
cdhed metaphysical refinement? 1t seemed IN hin,
10 oe proposition rs clear light Those who arc
entirely destitute of property do bring any thing
10 me community but their persons, and is he who
brings least INTO the social partnership to be entitled t
the same consideration and influence he who brinps
mos lie asked fthis was extravaganza? lift was at war
any principle OF free governments-that he who
'" ''e greatest interest III the Government should
s'e the greatest CONTROL In all the connections Of
nc, ne VINO has the greatest capital has the greatest
oh.'2' Anu here is case, where he who has most
power and control. =
lieTe Mr. OrsHuR being fitigued, on motion off
VIZ. lAFtoR' ct tNorfoliil the Coanittee rose and
ep n, progress IL
The Convention then adjourned till to morrow a,
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f|0ms late London Papers received at tie Thfg Office
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

FROM ta4e L0R30n IopefSfece1Ued at me Whi5 OUicc
PRIVATE coRREsPoHDENcE.
PARis, Sept IT,
Ministers have caused oil the journals which pub
lished the act of association by the inhabitants of
Brittany to be seized at the post-olice. This
will have bat little effect Because more than
10000 copies of the act have been published Paris,
and thence it has been circulated into ali the DEPART
utcns The Inhabitants OF ancient Normandy, and
the eastern departments Of France, following the
example of Brittany. Every where people are con-
tcderatng to resist arbitrary power and especially to
refuse payment of contributions which may be lie
gutly imposed There is subject so perfectly un-
derstood that Of the refusal TO pay taxes IF the
intelligence which receive from the departments be
correct this subject is well understood by the peas
ants as by the first of politicians. The associa-
ton Of the inhabitants Of Brittany already comprises
nearly 900 persons, the most intelligent and most
wealthy heads of families The idea of legal resist
ancc spreads in France with he rapidity of light
ming. On attaining power, Ministers spoke only of
the Kings right to reform the charter and the laws,
without the concurrence ofthe Chambers. Now that
they have had time to satisfy themselves of their
weakness they say that they always have entertain
ed the intention of governing legally; but they
were sure not to have majority in the Chambers
they tried to prove that the majority ought not to
refuse them the budget They dare not alludc TO a
dissolution, being persuaded that a new Chamber
would be infinitely more liberal than that which
exists.
For some days past there has been some talk Of
the dismissal of three minietcrs-namely NM. de u
Bourdunuuye dc Bourmont, and dc Moythcl. Tiii
runour acquired some consistency when twas known
that VI. POlignac had given diplomatic dinner, n
which these three ministers not presents yet
, has not been realized The difficulty would not be
sending away the three ministers, but IN finding mel
= who would consent to take their places and nssociat
II with those who would be retained in Office. II
. ea:i, that The King Is oi,co VeFy angry sad s~cs:
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TO TIE kplroRs OF rae WING.

essrs Pieasants Abbott & Co.: the ,eta:e which is pDr
on no" III the Convention in which majority of The eos
OF Virginia are contendns, equal iiais
aSttS minority OF the same people, 10 held that
undue share OF power whereby they have long and so is
y mao me control OF that majority considered as
matter OF course that the deep interest would produce
degree OF excitement which prudent guard gans, or
AVOID ne members of the Convention were seems nor
ecty sensible OF MS and have hitherto maintained ,ai sni-
ga Galh"ess which proper they should preserve have
by eT example recommended the same course to o,Iprs
But was utterly asoMsed this day at the plaudts Which
burst forth III the Gallery of the Hall conclusion of
oshurs speech IN the Convention, cheeng highly de.
coons TO any de'berave body, but especially
grave Character as TIE Convention, and Occurrc very
unusual III that Hall any other, would ha
been less fragrant IL calculated remind those who
heard OF Revolutionary France the Of tire Iegis-
iaye Assembly governed by accanations hses
% .'"H h"s those persons who are opposed
''i"n' one Oh whose Arguments
Poaucc RIGHTEOUSNESS and disorder ought give such an
example OF 1t themselves But h.y mistaken IL they hope
to advance their that way Those accda,os
viii extend hut short distance beyond walls of the
toll and could only have effect far were heard 10
p0nce much stronger excitement cacto. of
public sennlcnhc torcble expression of which Ina
been long Suppressed by obeaance only 1t was not merely
10 applaud Judge Uphur's sperrh (Which speech certainly ID
great credit To his a!ents) that this indication was gwen /,
was the Esprit Gu Corps winch rcsou.iled. CIVIS.
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WEDNESDAY. Ocroec, %

ANer prayer by the Rev. GIr. Srkus, the Conlyen-
Won was called to order at 1 clock.
" EFirzfuG'I, from the committee to enquire into
dt5e report on the compensation to be allowed the
oGeFS Oh The Convention, made the following report:
fses@toed, That five dollars per day be allowed to
each OF the Clerks of the committees of this Con.
Vehtion, for every days actual Attendance on said
committees. 31o
ms resolution was agreed to-
:, oh motion OF Sir. DoDDRtpGr, the Convention
then resolved itself into committee uf the Whole.
Mr.. r p. BAnRoUR in the Cho;r.
MIR UPsuvR then resumed his obiervations in e,,n-
port OF the amendment offered by AIr. Green; and
alter l.e had closed
nv Mr. DonnR'pGE spoke at some length, in reply
ne remarks OF these gentlemen postponed, for
On motion of Mr.. LEIGH (of Caesterfeld} the
co M then rose and reported progress.
Inc Convention then adiourned
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~ We are not disposed to be vcrv astute with
our brethren the perss for their mistakes. in not
giving credit to US for what they are indebted to
we would however request Of the yy;f,osostnr Vir
nmunr |ne'' .cpors OF the debates in the
Irorn the Wing to be careful not to give
them as from the Enquirer. We are more particular
on this subject well acquainted with the
peculiar Ecnsitivcness oftlre Editor OF the Enquirer
III every thing that relates to US, und would not
on any account have his delicacy shocked.
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DEvoNPoRT, Sept. l5.-Y eserday the Britannia
l2C, Captain George Burdett, went out of harbour
into the Sound fully manned and ready for sea
Thousands of spectators lined the shores and among
the visitors an board We're Admiral Earl Northesk
and family, Lords Falleiort and Elliot, General Sir
Wiloughby Gordon, Mr.. Bowes and family, and "a
number Of ladies. The sight was imposing, Tie
her broadsides- have a tremendous aspect Tie
Mcviile,7l, is expected to cali in here on here wav
to the Mediterranean, when that ship and the Britain
ma will probably pr oceed tos together AN is on
the alert here, and theres general overhaulinr of
the stores IN the arsenal which kept in readiness
III case of emergency. Six sail of the line might be
equipped here III a iOGti4ight or three weeks.
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We are sorry to understand that &C, o0ol will not
repair the injury done by the floods of the 9th ult
to the property of the Earl of Seafei in Glen Urop
hart and Strathspey, independently of the dnmaae
done to his Lordships lands elsewhere-[ scots,naa
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An unofending and Industrious t-aaesinan was
murdered i'll The most barbarous manner on Friday
in the midst OF most popuious street, by set nf
savage Inhinn tors fiIts cIcd
Haniop, sawyer. was returning home about six
ocioc!. that evening from work, when he was et
tackled in Thomas street by upwards of 90 rutIaus
armed with bludgeons, who knocked HIM down and
after beating him dreadtully, left him With one Of
his legs broken Some ofthe heartess villains were
not satisfied While chance of Life remained to the.
unfortunate and they induced the others to re-
tt III, when the hapscs being, who lay nsensble on
the pavement, was again attacked, and his Jaw and
other leg broken The inurerers then decaIbped
When they first appeared, Hanlon attempted to take
refuge i'll an adjoining house from which he drag
ged, and the windows broken. as the combina
tors were out Of sight, poor Hanlon taken Ste
vcns's Hospital, but he scarcely arrived there
y:.. ne -atfcd his last. When information OF tho
murder was Givrn .i he Head Police ,,ttice,
party was sent TO l'honlas :tTeet, through which.
and the neighhouring streets, they pcrambniuted
until nearly eleven. At the house of publican
III Golden lane, they arrested seven men, found drink
ing and behind the coiiner they discovered a uH..:
bcr oi h.dAa4.-: use persons WEE Committed TO
Werbugls watch-house. An inquest win be held
this day Saturday on the remains of Hanlon
Dublin Morning Register.
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Hene,a LAFAYETTE is returning Paris. His journey has
ndoe ,e Court furious The ministerial journals insult him
every Gay III The crosses, Whilst General was
passing th'ough the eastern departments Duke of Anpou
ene was yelling In the north m prnpnrton as tie comp
enis par" 10 The oimer became numerous aud brilliant
e honourS rendered 10 the latter rare In
towns The Duke was received only nornfl silence Some
people even went so far speak against new Ministry
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InE ToRTY-sEcoND HrGHLANDrRs.-The total
number OF men tnat belonged to this gallant reci-
we're only three living in the corps that fought
against Buonap arte in Egypt.
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The Duke of ellington has at length determined
to punish the attacks which have been made upon his
character and policy IN one two oftho London pa
pers, by prosecuting the pruprictors OF the lornnm
journal. s
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TAMCEWG SO Mo0E-

MFR. BOSSiEUX respectfully acquaints the La
Va dies and Gentlenen of this What he has lust
arrived and will open Dancing School as soon as he
can engage suitable room. MIR Bosseux has been
principal dancing in New York to whom Miss
Al Aenzie had applied, TO send on to this place tea
cher EMIT led to his highest recommendation.
hr BossiEUN has just returned from Paris: previous
TO his gong there, he conducted dancing school in
New York with Dir. Charrnaud
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ETUUC ATJOH.-Ihe subscriber has opened a School 10
~ the schoooom attached Trinity Church. in which viii
taught the various branches Of the English language Hc
thankful for share OF patronage, and promises pay
tie most assiduous attention his pupils and every cNef
ton promote their interests The government OF this
School will entirely paTcntaAs only small pupils viii be
admitted youths Of both will be received Hs for
tuition will tie moderate, and may he known BY application 10
him his sc',C. 'Jsy1r
Z OtH |NH'SLfA" ks. -,
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d. Dr JouS H. RIcE will preach the Presbyterian
Chlcil Last of Shoctoe- Creek tonight, a, oclockand
Rev WM. S REID will preach III the Church on Shoc-oe-
Hi, at same hour.
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VSEiiIS DAY the Na@s.a;t0n Ctr Lottery. No ID
II will be drawn capital pixie 10000 dolla,s-6o
numbers, 8 drawn ballots
! prize of $4,000, Of 3 900, of 1000. of
800 Of / 900, sc. &c-'Tickcts 81. onarttr. e.
a ioy. tickets remain unsoId at
=. CttUBB'SgoFFICE.
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DOCK LOTTERY,

DC. DC. DC.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion,
For sale at p. CHUBB'S Office
oct %
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tiat ne wishes to be master and govern in his ,f
way. However, TO conciliate puollc opinion he hu $
1t is said written to NJ. Viiiele engage him to come
ana take NJ. de la Bonrdonnaye's place 'rhe poor
man has idea of the difficulties in which he il
poced; he speaks like Louis XIV, or Napoleon and
cannot make himself obeyed by u mere Able.
Prosecutions for offences of the press mutipIv to
suc an extent that most of the Journals are under
!Hugn,eht. These proceedings, however, have only
the effect of rendering ministers more odiols To
morrow an action is to be tried against the (onst2
tonnet and the Courier Eil,acofs winch embraces
d singular question. The complainant ~ 7 riuce Cas-
ts'c'caa, the Neapoitan Ambassador He pre,ends
ena' ms character is Detained by havino imputed To
h Moribe acts, which took place the period of!
I'll" Neupcntan couner-revolution, after the first en-
pusion Of the French The journalists MAINTAIN and
arc P'epareato prove, tat he really the same man
VINO committed these acts. The whole therefore |
Turns on The question of identity; and consierinr
.S 'n prince Is exercising the functions of Ambas-
sador, he proceedings will be not little arnsin o.
Pecaiy the journalists produce witnesses tn nrnvc
iiat the Casclclcala of 1929 is the Same as II, of 7oo
IL Is SAID that he preferred his complaint with ex
IRENE reluctance ana only III Difference to the press
ing solicitation ofthe diplomatic corps
on have seen from our Journals flat diecord nra
walls IN the Council. Ministers have had long con
fFrences at four or live hours duration rLev en-
tered INTO the most violent discussions and the meet
i'sS ter'nHated without any thing being determined
on me quarrets have chiefly taken place between
. "a uo ~ nEufuohraye ana ~: Gourvoi>er. The hit
Ter ana offensive language which passess between
them Is reported to the pubic, who anuscs i.sn,rl
win IT, ana taxes the part OF one or the other The
hrSt OF these two ministers has taken for his a,lyi
ser aud co operator the famous NJ. Cottu who be-
eves hnlselfa statesman since he has brca.bod rho
air OF Great Britain. These two qreat men dream NJ
nothing but co"pS etat and labor in concert to rive
IS ah arstocratlc constitution. If they were allow
"a TO proceed III their course, in less than Is DAYS
ne Bourbon monarchy would disappear from france