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CLERKS OF COURTS

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
A RE RESPECT FULLY informed, that the subseri-
IA Der Is now engaged in manuiac luring 10 order
complete sets OF Record Books for the .Ne,o Circuit
and Superior Courts of Law and Chancery Of which
few have been finished 10 entire sti.fAciion Iav
Jog, with the assistance Of experienced clerks sci. cd
the most suitable Forms, sizes and patterns oil ruling
for each Book. particularly necessary Chansey and
Common Law Offices, which, for convenience and
correctness (uEder the present syssu) canno. be .ui
passed. as other full SETS after inspection have been or
dered for various counties upon the plan through
out, amongst which number is The Office in this city
held by John Robinson, Esq TO HON those genienen
at distance (un.cquain,ed with the subssiber's ca.
Pacy) may please 10 fefer.
The paper and materials used for all public sfices
are Of the best quality although not great quaint
can DO kept on hana) but neatness anu durability Of
workmanship, which is we'll known by near 20 yeaes
oneourag smeDi never has can be doubted -Produ-
eed specimens always the bsst evidence, p.rcu.
lay when can be found superior in any rs,peet
r Clerks OF Chapcery, Common Law, AMI County
Courts, will ind to Ihsr convenience and inter.s 10
send their ORDERS without delay (ei,her Tor COG
seIs) or Dsming such books venting, ind the
same shall BIO executed to their sal,fac,iJn, with all
possible despatch, and forwarded to any part of Yir-
giEia. All prices reasonable.
FREDERICK A. MAYO,
B,ok-binder and Blank Book Manufacturer,
one door below the Eagle Hotel,
Jure 2S. 14-6i Richmoud, Va.
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a PPLETON's LATELY IMPROVED PATENT
IN WASHING MACHINE-This valuable i'm
Povemeni in washing elo,hes 10 worthy of every house
keepers aeDtioD-who wishes to time aud labor
said machine has not been surpassed by any heretofore
used. wa,hes every description Of clothes without
the least II jury 10 tbemthe process is by swinging
throws the clothes from end TO Ihe other Of the
machine the inside OF II is laid with rollers for the
clothes 10 pass TO avoid fc,iop the machine /,
three feet long. and twenty-five inches in width, l6
inches deep The Fuhsciber will sell the Patent rig
of said machine, for coud,ies states, res'onab
teTmS-snd there 10 opportunity OF specualion for
any who will engage in Ii.
Also, Machines made order d, bber's Carpenters
shop, oppo'ie the Governors Governor st. Rich
mond, Va. Machines ten dollars each.
The following certificates will give satisfactory proof
OF its ability: JAMES APPLETON,
Redmond, Va
Enquire for me at Mrs. Hileys Board house, over
the Posi-Offiee.
RICHMOND, May a. 1881.
We have hal in uss APpe,on's patent washing ma
chine or seine time pas and are much pleased with it,
A woman can ssh much with the Machiae in one
day, .h, could in three by hand and only half the
necessaryand think IL ans the clothes b.
ter Than band. washing, snd without injury them. We
bave also tried err used Mr. BarDss revolving steam
wa,hirg n achirs-but give Appeions the prsferercs.
We ,hirk II washes eleanor and faster and loss soap
is required.
Therefore, would recommend Apple,on's patent
machine 10 our friend, and the public
LUCY HIGGINBOTHAM,
ELIZABETH MKlM.
Having had one Of the above Machines in usss tor
some time, concur with Mrs. Higgnbobam in her
recomm' ndaiion 10 IL RIO pOORE
have in ute in my family, one Of Mr.. A pple toh's
P'eni wa'hing machines is 20 simple in its tonslruc
ion, that IL may be used by any unskiliul hand and
recommend it"s gre" saving Of labor and time.
A. ROBINSON, Jr.
agree with Mr.. Robi- son In hi' reeomme ndstion o.
The above msshins. EDMUND ANDERSON
July /. I5-At
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HHENRIco GLEBE LAND FOR sALE-I

HHENRICO GLEBE LAND FOR SALE-Io
N H. pursuance Of The AT Of the G neral A, semb "
entitled An act concerning the Gebe land. aud thuy.
ches within this Commonwealth" Win be sold On
Friday, the % day Of July next, II fair II not the
let day ,hereat public suction, upon the tr.mse,
he Giete Land yiug aud being en- James Rvsr IN
he county oil Hvnrico, adjoining the ,rac, o land of
Mr. Pleasant Akin, called VERINA, containing ac-
cordng to survey made on the 20h DAY of June.
1928 ons hundred and ky hree acres three Rood,
aDG nineteen poles.
Bond With good security ard Deed Of TINS, nm.
pom he Land VIII be I,qGir-d Of The utebsser
Charles y. Abraham, Edmund Rid,
John L. Bowies, Robert Pleasants,
Spots wood Bradley, Newton Hin
Toomat = Dieken, VIM. II. Johuscn,
James Ba ker, Jordan p. Camden,
; Shn 81. Bots, I'm Fisher
o'srseer' Of the Poor Of Henico coun,y
June 81 IA ds
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EH ELL TAVERN FOR REM OR LEASE The
- Bell Tavern is offered for Rent or lease, and pos
session given the first day OF October next tn estab-
lishment is situated the entire of the city, and cal
culated to accommodate large number of persons
the stables are very conveniently situated
with well OF water in the yard. The premises are SO
well known, more particular description is deemed
unnecessary-for terms apply to AMOS LADD,
doors West Of the IA Banks
Richmond 9th Mo: June "a I3-u
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"A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
IA wish TO sell the Estate adjoining the Civ of
Richmend called Beviderc, containing seventeen acre
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation OF a large family. 7 his property
has in bearing, and approaching that state, selection
OF Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, of more than an hun.
red varieties; and, beside garden OF two acres high
ly MANFRED, with extensive and very productive AS
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole IL acres are enclosed and subdyiied
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent TO
large garden, and admirably adapted such purpose
The lands not employed in gardening, full rich for
that or any other culture TO which owner might in
cline to devote them and il desirable purchaser;
six acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed TO pur-
chase will please apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor, i'm
Richmond, or the subscriber the premises
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
May 81 eff
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Ju'ys.

AND FOR SALE-The subscriber being unatI.
Ia 10 attend TO business, Ufers Tor sale his land in
Huekingh,m county, on James River, at the head Of
Gselbys Falls which plantation there is com orta-
bio dwelling house with four rooms above and cellar
under the whole house, sfodiug comforiabIs dining
fesn, &c. with other convenient out houses and gar
den:
The above Land has a grocery establishment On 10
al the river whies rents annually for hundr
lars, and moro could be had The grocery house has
i've rooms above, and sellars under The whole With
three stone and brick chmDeys attached to the groee
~; there Is good -hou.e, ceAouse granery and
garden, spring OF excellent wafer very CONVEX ent-
The above tract contains three hundred and 6iy- five
acres by recent survey, about hundred acres clear
ed, and in state Of improvement, there being a por-
ton OF II 10 clover, the balance well lying tmbered
land. further description is deemed seessary a.
those disposed TO buy, invited call aud Tno
subscriber residing on the premise, will show any
person who may CALL the above property is not sold
sefors the 6rst day OF Ostober next, will on that d,y
he offered at public ssej the sale TO take place at he
River, shouli sell privately before that day no.
nee will be given. TH0S. ADAMS
JulpS. l7-tt
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, JULY s. 1881
A. For. Muehen. Cre,k Agency, Ave-.

AT Fort Mitchell. Creek Agency, Aa.
100 barrels Of Pork
25O do fresh superfre dour
ITO bushels good sound beans
1850 pounds good hard soap
500 do good tallow candles
40 bushels good clean salt
45) gallons good cider vinegar
Ono hait on the LIST May, the amander LIST November 1852
Al Fort Marion, Augustine, Florida
60 barrels Of Pork
l25 do fresh supeTfine flour
SIS bushels good sound beaos
ESQ pounds good hard soap
90 bushels good clean salt
Us gallons good cider vinegar
wheo they specified June Is,
September LIST December, 1874, and LIST March, 1888.
wise will consist hog barrel escudng
tho feet legs and Any deficiency of weight
for tho carefully packed Turks Island Salt and
in pieces not exceeding ten pounds weight each.
oak barrels full hoped and the and candles
OF convenient size for transportation.
Salt will only be received by thirty
to tho bushel.
The candles to have wicks.
Peters pass Saint Louis for by tho
18th OF April 1852 failure in this particular will be considered
breach contract and the Department will DO authorized
Tho provisions will DO Inspected the place deve-
and all to DO paid by
deposited at such sorehouses DO designated by agent
diminishing the quantities. ofdpensng with
se' at time before entering into and also
quent the contract giving sixty days previous
Bidders not heretofore contractors required
names Of their responsibility he certified by
the District Attorney by person
Advances be any case evidence OF
on and full delivery will be required this Office
Washington Atlantic city, Treasury drafts
on specie paying banks to tbs westward.
Each proposal to be sealed separate envelope
GEORGE GIBSON, q. as.
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NOTICE.
STANTON RIVER LAM EOp cAIp

STAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE
VHNHE representatives of The late Hugh Wylie, de-
IL ceased. being desirous to to the Wrs, OIL
fers Tor sale valuable tract OF Land, containing 535
acres, of which l5S first rate Iow.grounds
the larger portion Of the high land is in woods,
we iiWbered aud would produce good tobacco and
grain. This tract OF land is situated 10 miles east Of
Halifax Courthouse, in the fork of the River aud , fiji.
cult Creek, smes below Moseley's Ferry, and adj.
joining Friend, Ferry. This plantation i, ws-waler-
ed, healthy and beautiful situation, a good ID We ling
house, oni-hOu'es, good barns and in good order Tor
cultivation; minute description OF the situation aud IT, Q
many conyenenees and advantages Of this place, is
deemed unnecessary ;as IL is presumabe, none will
purchase before viewing. II any person wishes 10 view
the land, it will be shown by Mr.. Ike, the Over
seer. PHIL w. WILLIE,
WILLIAM ALLEN, and Others.
p. ST. have Tor sde, $50 of good tlldble
land, all 10 wood the water OF difficult creek, con.
venient to the above noned River iras thin one
mile OF Two Girst and Saw Muls. G. A. WYI.LIE.
July5. I6 81
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MANCHESTER PROPERTY FOR SALE.
psr'uanse OF the last will aud testament of John
IL Murehie, late Of Chester Geld county, sha efrr
for sale, the premses at put lie auction, Thurs
day, the first day OF September next wea her permit
ting or the day thereafter, all the real property
10 the town OF Manchester, belor gng the OF
the said John Murche. consisting OF the following
ono lot square the back street. with the budiogs
sppsr,ainiug 10 it, long known as The Manchester Ware
Houses; other house and ol the main street, adj
joining The properly OF Colonel Ps'er +. Smh-aiso
Teuemsn on the main street, now in the occupancy
OF MIR. Alexander Grant, having large brick dwelling
house W h nine rooms, good frame kitchen, smoke
house, earriage-house and stable, and garden also
another tenement on The main street. and adjoining the
last mentioned, at present occupied by MIR. Archibsd
Freeand This lot is ouse that has been
years as Tobacco Factory, with presses and
other figures belonging TO H. which may be sold sep
ara'tly with sufciency Of ground TO suit purchasers
possession 10 be given the first day OF January next
Terms, one.iour'h the LIST OF January, the balance
In three equal nstalDenis payable in Elk twelve and
eighteen months Bonds with good security, and deed
Of Trust on the property will be required,
RIO. d. MURCHIE, Ex'or
OF John Murchie, deed.
July s. l7-e6w
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Office ef the CO,nD,issary General of Subsistence
WAsHINGToN, July LIST, 1881.
SEPARATE PfoposalsSvill be received at this Of
- 6ce until the 6r,t ,yo o:,obsr next, for tho de-
livery OF provisions Tor the OF tbs troops OF the
United sa's', 10 be delivered in bulk, upon insp,e-
ton, as follows:
A, New Orleans.
400 barrel, Of Pork
s sss Sd, DO i. fresh ,uPslGps Flour
20: sse s ss COED ss.s s, ...a S.. o''''"
1875 gallon, good cider Vinegar
A. B,,on Rouge.
500 barrels Of Pork
as bushels good .ouod Bean,
400 pounds good hard Sosp
, l9s s sss: good GOOD s si:@ s Si..,.
AZ Csn,onment Jssup, rs miles by land from Nsshiio-
shes
500 do fresh ,uPe6ns Flour
22o su'hsl' goods iund Beans
100 az good hard ,lcw c.nlIs'
half on the 1t si.y r,msnder Is December 1884,
Al Naebtoches.
24o barrel. Of Pork
600 do fresh .uperhns Flour
$50 S" 1"ng: sSS i s.,% s S,,0'
1900 90 ss Ss goo: Ssli S % l,lsE c''dl''
900 gallon, good cider Vinegar
AZ Can'onment q b,on, mouth OF the VerdigrIss 100
miles above For, Smith, Arkansas.
$40 barrel, Of Pork
49S bushels good sound Beans
1920 pounds good hard SOsp
5000 do rood hard tsllow Candles
1870 bushels good clean Salt
2025 gallons coed cider Vinegar
The whole or the ia May, 1881.
At Jefferson Barracks, 10 miles below ST Louis
SEQ barrels Of Pork
$50 do fresh superhue Flour
$50 bushels good sound Besns
$500 rounds good hard Sosp
200 do good bard tslloW Csndles
100 bushels good oesn Salt
400 Esons good cider Vissgsr
NJ Csnionment Lesvenwoith, mouth OF Little Platte
$40 barrels Of Pork
500 do fresh supe6ne Flour
go bushels good sound Besns
$500 pounds good bsfd SJap
1000 do giod hsrd tsilou C,odles
80 bushels good clean Salt
100 gsloos good cider Vinegar
Doe half ~ Msy, TOE remsiuJd ~ oagbe1, 1907
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HtOPARTN ERSHIP. subscribers have ss,ocia-
~ ted the mSelvos in business uGder tho 6rm & Style
Of Asd'ris & Lesko with view to the ZION
Of Wholesale and retail Grocery Business at the old
stand formerly occupied by d. Anderson, jr. 10 which
they propose TO add General Commission Business.
Pattculr attention will be paid 10 the sae o. All pro-
duee en'ru ted 10 their mansgemebi.-Toey o6,f for
sale woll selected assert OF Groceries, on rea.
sonablo terms. DAVID ANDERSON, JR
JOSIAH LEAKE in
July 3 I6 81
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KY IFTY DOLLARS REWARD - Runaway from
n the subscribers ON Saturday, evening last, a NJ &.
gro MAJ named WASHINGTON, bright nulallo,
about % years Ct age, end feet inches high.
WAshir z on was purchased Of DR. J. ~ Faueon Of
Amelia, and has a wife living 10 SurTy county where
is likely he has gone. Tue above reward will b.
paid taken with onor twenty 1--WE dollars II appre
ed Thin the limits Of the State, and all REASONABLE,
charges paid. HALL NELSON & CO.
Richmond, Va.
July /. 16-U
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4
HNLKWOOD ESTATE.-ro be sold, that well
Ia known and highly valuable es,at4 In the county
Of Culpeper, Va. about 80 miles from FIedeIicksburg
late the property OF Mr.. Carter Beverly, AMI after
ward, OF John s. Thornton, bu, in The occupancy
OF Mr.. John Browning, who is going to England. Tn.
estate il well known Tor the fertility oil soil snd the
beauty OF it, situation, that particular description is
unnecessary. The ,nson House is in excellent re-
pair and is happily placed on gentle emineoee in
the GENRE ri the property IL Is bounded the E,st,
Northeast North, aud Northwest by the River Rapps-
hammock, on the banks OF which lie 700 OF
fertile Land, the most part river bottom, at present in
the highest state Of cultivation and covered With uxu.
rant crops OF clover The surrounding upland produ.
ces excellent wheat, Rye and 0ai', and there 10 suf.
cien body OF wood 10 maintain this fences IL has,
likewise, the singular advantage Of small stream ph-
ing through it, which never ial' so chat all The heds
are we'll waisrsd and there Is capi'al Mill Site. on
which formerly stood a Merchant Mill and Saw Mil.
Tbs fsrm buildings, barn, oTDsbouss, Oyesseeis
IAou,o Negro QIarter, &c. are a, convenient DIS
lance rom the spson House, and afford the moot am
pie accommodation
Th, rroperiy will be sold by public Auction 10 jun
next 1882, altogether or In olS, may suit lie prr-
ehaefs should IL not be disposed Of in the time By
private conract, and ample time will bs allowed for
the p,yueDi Of the purchase money. l IL presumed
an crate 60 we'll calculated for the residences OF gen.
,emaD, on account OF the beauty Of its situation aud
SUBSTANTIAL improvements, eaDnOt be fouud in VhEinis.
IL 10 estimated to contain about 1881 and IL
makabe for the saIubriiy OF its air and the absence oil
marsh and s'sgnaut waters.
Letters, pos, paid may be addressed IN the Proprietor,
at The Post Ocs, Stevensburg, Culpeper county, Vr-
gnia, and ihs premises may b. viewed al any time.
The Winchester Yrginian, National Intellisencer,
and Constitutional Wing, requested TO publish the
above times and send III ir accounts TO this Office
or collection. July s. I6-4t
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M ARSHALLS SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
I'VE an the county Of .Nets Kent-By virtue of a
decree oil he Sup;ror Court Of Chaucery, for the CHI
mond district, in sau'e therein GependiLg be,woe u
William Browne and Others on behsIfof themselves
and other creditors OF william Douglass, deceased,
Plain'h,-assinsi John & Jones II. Chris lar, Eye
cu,ors OF the said William D1ugla.s, the widow and
heirs, Detendan,e-l shall proceed to SELL for ca b, be-
lore the Cour -HSuse d.o OF New Kent, Tn the II h
day OF July, 1881, that valuable estate lying Chick
ahsmny river, The late residence Of William D.uslas
deceased, called Kaimes-.nd also tie irac, of 500
acres belonging TO The said and lying in tie same
county. CHAS. WINGFIELD,
Juus IL. lI-tds NJ a. @ q w n
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NOTICE.

10y virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed by Doctor
- Beverley Smith, and Ann his late wife, to tho
subseribers and David Wei,ger, now deceased, ~
tu'toss bearing date the 2ls day Of April, 1919, and
duly recorded in tho clerks Office Of the county court
81 Chesterfield, will be sold for tho purposes scied
In the said deed, In the premises to the bidder
for cash, AT o'clock in The afternoon of Thursday the
Hist instant IL fair II not, the next fair day, the
same hour, part oftwo half acres lots, with the i'm
tswn Of Manchester. and dit ngushed in the plan Of
the said town by Numbers 2s5 and Els. containing
~ fee, front the said street, and running back
the depth Of halt acre lot The subscribers will war
raatts the purchaser such ts only the said proper
~, a. 10 vested in them by the said decd, sth which
believed to be perfectly good.
NICHOLAS MILLS,
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
Suruiring Trustees.
July 8, ~ az
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y D ICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tne SUI :
MA scribers offer Tor sae al their Office, near Shcoko
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheefnss
3-4 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton OEnaburgs, 29 inches tsids
dad a genera! assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods arc believed TO be equal in quality 10
any made In the United States and will be sold low
goods of similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
thern Markets.
The highest price win be given for prime Co,on
CUNNINGHAM g. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 4O-t
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I'D HOUSTON, DENTIST, has returned to this city
n. for a few days Those wishing his professional
services will please call Immediately.
June 2S. I4-3t
HRUFFAL0E MINERAL SPRING.-Lying in
HD the county Of Mecklenburg, Va, about miles
above the confluence Of Dan and Stanton Rivers, will
be kept the ensuing season by the Subscriber, who
will endeavor make visitors comfortable As the great
and almost universal remedy Of this water in most dis
eases Is well known, IL Is deemed necessary point
the various complaints in which il has proved sauisry
Those who have visited this watering place, speak in
the highest terms Of it, which the best recommends
lion that can be given. JOHN SPEED
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MA, captain Collins, nave received City o. Mexico
papers the I'D OF February inclusive
They are very much occupied with document :
relating 10 the unfortunate EX-Prcsdent C;icl ZERO
who was captured iii the Soath near the close of
January. He tried by Council of War at
Oajaco on the 10Th of February, found guilty and
SENTENCED SHOT; tohich sentence ,cas carried
into erccation Tie llth. We find nothing else
of Importance.
The RegIstro Official OF Feb 60, contains decree
OF Congress, sanctioned by the acting President
Bustamente, granting pension of $4,000 per annum
10 citizen Bernardo Gonzales Anuuo 4 pension
of $4,000 has also been granted to the wife 81 dauph-
ter of Guerrero.
The same paper has long article in reply to the
Mexican Federaist, which appears to have maintain
cd that Guerrero was unawiuly condemned ana ex-
ecuted; that he was coustItu.lonally President of
driven from his station lin Dec 1921 by force of
and therefore, that in resisting the present
u urped government, he was doing no more than
he was entitled to do by virtue of his office
The Kegistro represents the country becoming ca and
quiet Inc news by every mall Of
shows that those who had been seducrd are them
selves TO the authortiesIhe party Medina Oaiaca had
been dS0anded, and that state Tranquility
The Congress have before -,hem bill for an amnesty TIL
Cerro OF Hauepec appears he still of strono
party under Castillo Bias Estrada has VOLUNTARILY nr
dered i'll Moreia with his force Gor,iiano Cuznan ,vLo
erIero -! ~
The government have published bando annulmg the en-,
ouenis, Offices restutons &c. conferred by the law
oil August 10Th, l329, virtue OF the extraordinary facu
e except those relating to officers and soldiers the
spanish INVASION The laws and decess of executive re
latin2 to loans and contributions which have not taken ell
iect repealed The decree of SEPTEMBER 1929 author
zs the occupation OF property of abscnees annuled
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than any other article OF property Or rather III all
ages, and in all countries, and among all civilized
people from the days of Be!lernphon to the present
hour-has not Letter, been considered of the most
sacred description of property, and unauthorized
perusal, among the most dishonest end dishonourable
violations of human iaitb'
In word, in what code of morals of crimes has
distinction. in principle, ever been drawn between
he that "purioinS," and he that receiDes2
If these charges, not uneqmiuocatiy denied, and
every shadow of doubt to their existence, remov-
ed, can the People of this Country, be lost to all
Of Honesty, Honour, Dignity, and Interest, as
to permit such .'iOl. to remain President of the
United States? CIVIS.
Amelia Island aud Gavcsown il be borne in mind,
establishments Of Frcg6ootrS and Pdtes fixed
very borders of the States from which they had driven
Spanish authorities. aud which, Spain, the weak.
of her then condition. could CONTROL they
held in defiance of her authority and power was
therefore, only act Of sedsence government of
the U. States, hat of friendship and kindness towards
Spain break them up How different the ST. Marks
and Pensacola, (Which Cen Jackson Afterwards captured in
violation of his oers government of the
States having, informed of event immediate
y surrendered them back to Spain-Dd become either the
Justice or astacy of the American People, the
hour OF necessity aud misfortune in friendly power ft
occasion crafty schemes of ACKNOWLEDGMENT cupldy,
vense!parcers SUBJECTS ct debedre supetos Is as much
maxim of wisdom, as maguauimty.