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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
RTCHMO.VD, TUESDaY 9pRIT %
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER

The letters which publish this morning will show
the spirit which presided the Dinner Of the 18Th
w have various others, which confirm their
me celebration excited the deepest interest and il went
OH with the finest effective shall publish the Pro.
ceedngs In our next, which occupy more than ten
columns OF the u States Telegraph The % standing
toass reflect the political sentiments of the old Repub
can Party OF 9S and 80. Seven OF them are literal
extracts from Mr. Jeiersen's Inaugural Adhesive
are bound to make the most grateful
Tor the courtesy which extended on this occasion
10 virginia and her sons.Not to speak of the hume.
rous Volunteers, which graced the names of her sons
the following is the 18th Standing Toast:
virginia, the mother of the Gracch NAV her sons
not less patriotic than the Roman brothers, be more
cessiul in resisting the encroacbments of power"
Inc following Volunteer is grateful and splendid fri
butte OF respect TO his native State by Mr. Barry The
Post Master General
VTginia-The munificent Parent of SOVEREIGN
states acknowledging them her cquals-Preferri5g
Liberty to Power"
me Addresses on this occasion are excellent-we
hail the Republican spirit which breathes tbrougbout
these proceedings with the cordial satisfaction n
IS worthy OF the old Republican School-Thc princi-
pies recognized on this OCCASION are the principles Of
Jefferson and Mexican, of Clinton and Lanedon-Tbev
are me principles which produced the Civil Revolution
OF lSOq-and so long preserve them the Con,,i.
tuition ~ sale, and our country is free.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

ne Fh'iaueipha Gazette, states, the autho ry Of /,
gentleman f'on Washing ten tina, there /, every pr,b,.
o'rnS 'na' The Dill Tor reducing the duties tea AMI
eDcc, will be passed during the present SO, of Com
gress The bill, as amended, will reducs the DIMES
about one hall. and lake fleet the 3Is day OF De-
benefit of the reJuc ton. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

The London correspondent of the New York Journal
oil Commerce states, that Rothschild's new French
loan, IS Mt discount in Paris, and Mr. Rushs Washing
ton (CanaD loan the in Amsterdam. The same
writer predicts that there will be favorable result in
the pending West India negotiation at least until after
this session of Parliament; nor. he adds have anv
confident hopes, that the will any better after
that period"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

UJ' Just "a we are putting paper to press, we
hear oil the death OF Gen. Alexander Smyth of Wythe
OF the House of Representatives, Saturday last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

Efforts are making TO weaken the effect of the nopi.
nation at Harrisburg. The Philadelphia Sentinel whose
Eitor Is member oil the Legislature says that the so-
ry got up by the Opposition prints of thin meeting &c
Is destitute OF iounds ionhat the "recent Conyention
was as well attended by the members az any that he
wnessci Tor hive years past and that the number of
the friends of the present administrator and ho; 800
ments can be asceraned and placed beyond the power
Of contradiction by the publication Of letter addressed
70 zen jackson lew days subsequent to the meeting
ana signed by most OF the members who remained al The
seat OF government and that the attempt TO divide the
members oil the Pennsylvania Legislature into the friends
OF Van Buren, and Calhoun, is ridiculous has mo fonn
editors" VIZ 0'''O"
The Legislature Of N. York have responded 10 ,bs
nomination OF Pennsylvania. The Republican meet.
ing Of mat body washeld on he 13ib--lO6 members
being BE Of the whole Legislature, have .0lx Il
their names 10 the procee lings, aud sAnct,ned ve,v
animated Address TO the Republicans Of NJ Yo,k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

The Boston Couries's "Coroary" would be correct
IL its premises not false--Tye do NOT kao;c
that neither Mr. Calhoun Mr.. Van Buren, has auv
intention OF supporting Gen. jackson for Office second
term-and the Courier is eiri enough TO adj that ia
we " deny II. nobody believes us--Now we do hap
pen to know that one Of these gentlemen post veiy in
tends TO support Gen. Jackson-a,si, should suspect
the late auhori alive publication in the Albany Argus
and the nomination OF the Legislative Caucus of New
York, would shake even the skepicism of this Boston
Critic hnself-As 20 Mr. Calhoun, we run very little
hazard in affirming, that he has just little of
opposing Gen. Jif were not initiating the discorte.
~ Of the Dos on Septic nig,t truly add tina, We
are perfectly Indifferent whether he believes us or not
" So much for Buckingham
We have not re.piib.hed the lat charge, Of the
u s. Telegraph against Mr.. Webs, E.ii,or OF the N
Courier and EnQuirerbut they have hem repeated
in this quarter, c,n'ido- il due 10 Mr. Webb to
state. that he has published, letter from Gen Scott Of
of the 9Th, which. completely arquit him-They not
only shew that his resignation OF his commi.. To-, In thu
army, was voluntary act, hut they urnish estimony
OF Mr. VS. honorable standing, while in III. service
| a. an officer sni MAJ"
The Annapolis Republican the RichmonJ Enou.r IA i,
desperate IL OF tho 6tass partly from
OF the nhaoe Bill and partly from tho
annapolis Editor a nj
distance Of 100 miles Intimate Gie,.
discovered. We he Bun
We were satisfied, that IL rubbed bo, House. il
would receive s coup de grace from the President.
best authority for this belief ~, never
had slightest
susp.c
the hypochoniisis on the other side Of the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
Aprn 20

oiiCE TO UNDERTAKERS.--N Office is hereby
1 gwen, that on the 18th day OF May next the I'M.
dsrsigned composing the Building Committee of Ran
doiph Macon College, in the Town of Boydton, Meek
enbg county will proceed to into contracts for
me erection oil The centre building of said College; tho
same 10 ne OF brick and not to exceed in cost thirteen
thousand dollars Also. Of brick, intended for the
preparatory School House TO the College, the cost of
Wblch shall not exceed fifteen hundred dollars II isin
Tended so to construct the centre building that IL NAV
hereafter be conveniently added toand such undertak-
ers as may think proper te do so, requested to fur
MS the Subscribers, either on the day, before with
drafts for buildings, the most imp owed plan (ss n
respects durability, neatness, painness and convent.
encc0 adapted to the appropriations.
HEZ g.. LEIGH,
JNO. w LEWIS,
JAMES SMITH,
NJ. M. DANCE,
JNO. EARLY,
MOSES BROCK:
April 20. 1Is-2t
The Petersburg Inelligencer, Norfolk Herald lynch
burg Virgnian aHd Raleigh Register will please give
the above two insertions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
From a Member Of Congress, from another STATE

WAsHINGToN, April 40 Eriraet0
he celebration has surpassed any thing Of the kind
ever witnessed 10 thi. place; an assembsre Of
more ana popularity than has been seen in
VIC ohNed states The papers will give you the de-
,a'; my Object at present j. TO state most
w. and with full knowledge Of tho fact that il va.
no, tng"dns who brought forward the ida Of mi.
celebration The idea came from else uher, ,od N.
mpn''ten Of ego.m. or 'efspplause, can apply 10 IN.
gentlemen of the State which has her.ef been bso.r
ed in the honor done one of her sons"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

The Bo.too Palladium quoes rashly the Letter
OF an American gentleman at Paris that Mr. R,ves
hAd rendered himself unpopular with all classes ot
me Americans by his general department towards
REM" Mr. Wal.h affrms that this must be a
misrepresentation, and probably, the effect Of private
spleeni That Mr.. u. could soon have undergone
'V,s, chang 10 his character, which was that n an
amiabs aud Sabo pcrson OF pstrioc ana a. :,
wrong TO publish such allie cations without album
d proof We perfectly agree with Mr. w -
mere - not ifile OF proof produced We have in.
formation directly from Washington tba, " AZ pia.
naeguitinE himself much to his credit, and 10 the
satisfaction of the Government" "N =" VIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
WAsutNoroN I5,b Ali,

",
"The BnHaloe road isknocked in tire he adj by a ma
Ioriy OF H. Away trust, goes all the spe nJid
pen'ive, corrupne. unconstitutional scheme. of i'm
proving The domestic condition Of the Sfsos hv IN.
hand OF The General Government In short time Won
will ind the whole tariff scheme will turn out q h.
splendid failure! We must try to get tack again to
or old fashioned plain sailing republican notions bicb
alone can make ~ happy, united and free peo.
pie lntead Of robbiDg Of country for the
b'neht Of ,n1lher we will let things take a natural
course and permit each citizen TO enjoy the fruits OF hi.
own labour.
In few years every cent OF the national debt will
be ex'ingni'hed and our Treasury will he Overlooking
p" AT no period OF our history has our National Co
Vernmen presented such imposing trent in the eyes
OF Iorctgn nations Through continental Eucope tho
views taken OF our domestic concerns by the President
nave received the highest encomiums. Not speek Of
war is 10 be seen in our political horizon. We hear
nothing from abroad in relation 10 our political conditjo
out That which Is Hatering to pride and homo abe
70 our national character Our rising Republic IL grow
ing up IN strength, IL wealth, IN power and In great
ness with arapidity which unsurpassed in the annals
OF he world And yet with all these blessings bel
uwe near The croakings Of miserable dscoptent
a. goomy n,'anhropes about the crefched state of
our political condition :!
~ we are not grateful TO Heaven Tor the supsrio,
nfs'ngs We enjoy In the happy Of our national az
TO he grateful" WV VS."
OF sgloed day to consider /, by aioti,y Of
sion. ''''" W '''"s "' Po'o"'s'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

IA WISH e. euploy al the Muddy Creek Mills an ex-
n perienced MILLER. None need apply bot sueh
-6srd the most satisfactory testimonials Of homes
~, eapability and sObriety.
FRANCIS d. DEANE. ir.
April 20. ils-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

As 10 HH n.' I Sugar so..,
Boxes do
30 IIhds. Molasses
80 Boxes Gunpowder Tea
100 Bags Coffee, part prime green
10 Tierces Rice
$50 Casks Nails
80 Tons Iron. swedes, English and American
Tons Blistered Steel
Powder, (Dupont'S
Shot
Pepper
Allspice
Ginger
Numegs
Indigo
1000 Sacks Salt
For sale by JOHN GARTH
April 20. I1s-st
SCOT & Fey, Groee,s and Commission .1er-
~ chants will attend to the selling of Tobacco and
all Kinds OF country produce.
Flour ard Phtdt received in Sic;e and IN. b;sb..,
market price given in cash - chang fer groceries
They VIII ase attend to the receiving and for ardine
so0us W country merchants: at small expense.
1000 sacks Liverpool saII-large size
ln0 bags prime green and Java coffee
10 hhds. NJ o. and ST.. Croix sugsrs-from 7 to I2c
10 DE-" prime retail moIas,ss
10 tons iron, assorted
80 casks lime
80 Nova Scotia grind-sones
win large and general assortment of Grocerje.
Hardware, &C. which will be soId iow-by wboIe.sls
y. 'e,e'. Apr, ~. li5-w2"f
"a VIKING GOoDS.-The subscribers have associated
~ th,mseivts IN business in the city of Rchmond
under The hrm Of Binord, Brooks & Co and are now
opening h,nd'ome md weil..elected stock Of Staple
Fancy Dry Goods, recently purchased in the Northern
markets. on The best tsrms ~ auction, for cash. They
invite country merchants and their friends generally
TO call and examine them. Their assortment will At
All umes, be found very complete Having IN experi-
,nced agent in New York. they will continue receive
by every arrival. Their stock will eomurse sverx
article IN The dry goods linsAll Of which, they will
sell at the lowest prices.
JAMES J. BINFORD.
JAMES G. BROOKS,
RICHARD JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

u TT 80 NHr urr1Ts US INC PU TOT
loudoun-For rdtDying the Constitution I72 for reject
ing 1t l2S-For the H. Of OWN L. T. Mason 1856
H. B. Powell" l63-John III. McCabe I4S, S. Dawson
80, c. Shreve IS.
The Wheeling Compiler reports the in Lrtoi.
county at some 10 IL for opng the Constitution and
from TO 500 for rejecting it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-14

IS more Linicalt because what No has ,earheu
has made such an impression on him ~ me 'ld'e
IN tchich II acas acquired, that ne cannot see why
he should undergo the drudgery OF learning mat
word. which he had always thought were simpe
/and of ,ctich he kno,cs the Enghsh!) nave
different modification, or are divided INTO print
tiy. and deriyative, simple and compound. Dia
Mr.. IT. ever take this view of the subject when
he MANNED his notable system, that the labor OF
,con;r;nc the grammar of the language would be
rendered equally il not more tedious after the
Enclish of MANY af the words in it had been o.
IA ned :o why did he notispense with teaching the
grammar altceether--his pupils could with to'er-
able accuracy. after some time. give the Eng
fish for some sentences in the language they naa
been learning (1 This is the first object OF ms
system, and, it would seem, every thing ina. Is
necessary. We will suppose case to snow .ne
snneriority of the old method OF teaching .he
Grammar before the pupil is put to constituting
and translatipg. Should it by any chance turn
nut that one who has been pursuing :ils stuaieS
nv the new system, after he has progressed some
distance is no longer enabled to prosecute them
,r;tbnnt an instructor, the labor necessary TO
acouaint himself with the grammar would De
eonal TO that experienced by the learner accord
inr to the old plan in the outset While II The IKE
case should occur to one who has learned the
Grammar at first land that only when he was fore
ed to give over) with the same time and trouble
expented in getting thus far as the other had uSed
in learning the English for words, it is very clear
that he has a foundation laid, on which by the
aid Of dictionary and his own eXertiohs, he can
build very handsome superstructure.
..Sufcient for the day is the evil thereof -
# time permits, we will give another and CON
Guiding number. Ll'loo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-14

..1sasel, my child, charge tiee-t ;nJ.,.
thee. publish not my disgrace" was uttered !,
Angoesme, in reply to u firm .'nc,er" from 4.
daughter.
La Marche sprang to the side Of his pale b,id.
cIasped her waist, aud exclaimed, "BpIe,sG'i
not, he is working on the devotion of thy 81.
Ioye-telling thee his ruin o. his exaitson 4.
ponds on thee; know it, but it i, fIse, desrs.
false"
.Hcyday, Sir Springa!j: false, s,ye,t ,so,.
Does it well become the would-be husband a
maiden to tell ner, her fat!lei ies.' sl! JG-
scornluiy.
John of England" replied In Marchc. -, s,.
are more fitting places than this e. beard !,
Marche Know that he1celor,h swear, e,e,
in his holy place, revenge 70 thee I'LL DEATH
Nv Lord of Angoulesme. thou knope,, ,iv,.i
safe in the title OF fathcy.'
Nay" returned Angouesme. with 4 hi,,.
smile, .. | care rot il condcscenL to ,rr co.
steel with thee at my leisure. Nog. / Sy.
more weighty business pressing On me-" Tl,
turning to Isabel, :. Hath father to Tell 4,
child she NAV rely upon his words:'
"No, oh no." she ansu cred, and -a,her-,
Ls: b,nJs f,- c,u, -. ,,nn 's"p
fearless eyes to La Aiarche, said iGmlr, Ill
Marche. MY first and last love, fare thee wei..q
3'e s:"pPeu ,:o' ~ lo'N VI. ms "ea'I.'Nf C'or
"" Iaha Ip' ,,. oa ~ na.' :, '"'I'"S'y o.
beneath his cloaa, and held il towards he
John of England, am thine" she exclaimed
rs she bent her brow TO receive il: " and M,
Vi. 80 III ~ I'I WIN ~ '"'' 'O' ~ee al.
ny 'H.ne,' 'Ie '".h u1'ci'cu '''e'
Ho'Sc' u 80. -; aio"' NY brave hmg.i.
ne"e'n cur Q"cei.: ine men "o",d ica..p|
I'e la, gu. - ~. 'io"' >" V'eo' cohlNat
',i' ~" ;, a. -, L p'1'''tl iHe'
- 'is'., 1.''as '",'"'Gs Ge' P','', I1g
I"c y, '' q, ms IT. OoTt be;
~ oc'u'"", lr','N' all" W "" minute, Il
o':'I''t souu" Vi ti'e n'rS's '''1'' Drought iot.
h''iio oi I'D AA''cne '''c ut'c' ucs9ia'ieh 0. sG
SOUL
: y, Anu "'" 10 9r""' IG''"ge. ne sfoah4.
i'',"' ye', ere ~ 'eI} ''' N'aPe'' turned 'o tmI
ana eNe'a''eu' 70 S''' "eG ht'h VINO lover
nv, anu erJoy" .ILou '"na'' Wy aSey-'"'si
wealth. 'o'S'c "''e--o'' a' 'Va'N nope !.
o' ,,,
ia ma M: laughed the g'Fi, "oIdGg %.
P",se 70 !"e i'ss'''' u'"oS' "h''h sn'ne many
TT IL" . .'o,' ~, .oSli' =" Ma''ir-
, "o' Nn'"vs' on'' io'''|eu NY S"l' VII I
aiI,., ou .p1 s. AN 'e'etse"j lar
"e. w ""u '',e ne" "'duIy rom 'l'e Gu" Pc"
=, ""' s"e nd' just s@'''' ~ h"e" 10 Dc Tue
enc hac sought MN uhceasingiy; repeating be-
VOWS VI rove WIN 'ervo, uhpecchlng woman
.' nc ia" nopeu anu De'.e'e"' since ,iie de'@
uoh Oh MS 'ie' 10 her' 'hat She placed her he!f
In more ntting sphere: and he had even UID.
mised t'em a pension "hen Tie next day should
nave made them One-and IsaDel-ihc t'uu.hl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-14

Mn. SxowDEY--I must Beg leave to recon-
mend through the medium OF Your paper 10
following named gentlemen, for Directors - re
Alexandria Canal Company. IN selecting l'n,
i have been influenced by their wdl known s"''
sense and energy. the interest which they a .
in the success of the Canal, and the belief M
other appointments will not prevent Item la-
giving the subject proper attention.
A STOCKHOLDERS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-14

Mr.. SNowDEN-Iam aware that mary N'N'.
have been already presented to the pubic gnr ~
half of the Canal. The reason whIch HUI
me TO offer the following is, that none se, ,1,
yet TO have proposed sufficiently equ!'i"''
presentation of the whole County. ,o
A SUBSCRIBE
II. SMITH, Prs,idsnf
P.JANNEY.
L. =. MASON,
w. MINOR, D;,,,,ors
G. A. ALEXANDER,
WIN. II. MILLER,
w. L. HODGSON,
aug. l2-St'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
. =. aIe .Niaioaal Jour.al. HIM u.

In March 1929 Mrs. Barney was induced
y the advice of some Of the most respccta
be gentlemen Of the Jackson party, to visi
Washington. and present to Gen. Jackson a
paDber of testimonials Of tIaior Barney
Il nit Among them were those Of AIr. CIs,v.
ford, fIrmer Secretary OF the Treasury; J4is-
sa4Icrsan. First Comptroller of the Treasu
~. large number Of the Baltimore AIer
ea.ats. sc.
Aher ,ae removal Of Major Barney, Mrs
2. addressed D letter to Gen Jackson, re
qle ting ,hat these testimonials should be re
turned, they being, ste remarked, ''Of inf
.n.te importance to- her. This request pgo
Adlced the subjoiael letter irosn MIR. A. }.
aDeuelson, to which Mrs Barney's letter Is a
REPLY.
MADAM: In answer 10 your request of the
18Th last. | am desired by the frc,id 1t t.
send 10 vou the letters ca ii,e in his ONE, Ii
relation 10 the application Of Major barney
Ito be retained IS Naval Officer for ths port OF
Baltimore; aud, at the same time, to exp css
his sincere regret that the rules which rs hatl
felt bound 20 adopt ior the government ofsucn
clsas DID not permit the qualification oil your
wishes.
EhlYe the honor TO be. with great respect,
your obedient servant,
ANDREW J. DONELSON.
ed april, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
PUBLISHED, wEFKLY,
BY ASHING ION EVANS,
1Swo DOLLARS zna AuMU1,
Pa EAULh II Adv ANFfi
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
After TAE FEkH xxPIaEs.

qTNo paper discontinued until all srrearo
yes are paid up, except at the discretion at
the Editor.
advertisements inserted at the rate OF
one dollar per square for the three first inser
ions, snt twenty I've cents per square Tor cacl
Disqualification.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

The TuppgYcpher-- An invention, exh;lif.
ing considerable ingenuity, 'housh simpse in
lis operation, has been patent ~ sir W 4
Burt, OF the Territory OF Michigan The b.
ject Of the invention is (as its name indcatesl
to Print instead OF writing. letters, commoai-
cations, &c. sc. From tie simplicity of tie
machinery il can be made TO PRINT with ex-
actress ana Deafness; and the movements v
WHICH, the letters are impressed upon tbs a.
per are SC light and mGde with such tecnstgs
that with little prac ice. most persons VII
be enabled TO write tiif IL epstles with ~ NUN
expedition as they can with them. The ill.,
yeutl3n, VIC gidslppese, Is destined % la
al much uthty--lor Il eau be 80 constructed
as 10 give two or more copies with TIE srras
motion that produces one Il eannot iaI 10.
be 4 pleasing aud desirable Instrument to those
having a taste for literature, and who visa
10 preserve their etmrosltien IA neat ant
correct dIess Fa,oFs ier tie Albums o. GER
literary fair ones eaH be gwen m an efe8ans
type 0nsst ad 1.-THE usual iugitlui eAifoaTaFhy
OF our poetic Beaealcts) and 10 corresponds
eats OF Newspa!e whose proaae toss are
often omitted Tor the slhfie rcasoA that they
cannot be leas. tie Iypoglaplicr viii he aa
acceptable ard necessary instrument II viii
also be loanG useful, Ia othees wkere nsat-
mess and exaetness are required Nv tle eaScU-
tiun Of legal papers, tlc.--Ar. LuFt has re-
Gently constructed s.lypogre ptss TO rodaes
sisgle copy, IN cider 10 test The reaEli Of 10
neekAnielf movements it amply l4eets Aga
eSpeetations--.N. X Courier.
At neetirg OF he nirectxyrs of he Me-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

At mtctrg Of iLe IirecUrs of,le Me-
chanics' Bank OF the tly and County a. pbsa-
adslphla, held on tie l4th rd~t JOSEPH u.
MITCHELL was elects a Cash,c,. ia tia
room of 1Hsusqs kiseAs r .sigued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-21

public opinion, which have already more than
ONE misled them.
Besides. OF what interests do they pretend to
be the defenders!
OF public tranquility !-Tbey alone endea.
vor to in'rrrupt il.
OF the full and entire execution Of our funda
mental law o They alone have denied and alb
iured it, and will do so again.
Of the prosperity Of commerce, and the de-
velopment Of public credit !-They alone en-.
deavor to check It's progress by propaga'ing
cul2able disquie'ude.
OF he honor and welfare Of the srmv? They
dispute to it the inheri ance Of glory left il BY
its predecessors, and become indignant At the
benefactio The King showers upon it.
or ,h- independence Of the Tribunals p
Jus,ice has never been more imPsr,ially admin
istered
OF the rights Of The Press DO not us ex.
ces,e. prov. to France hat its iieentiousness Is
unbounded
or public liberties ?-They have ALREADY
succumbed under their blows, and would per
ish once more if they should again usurp
power.