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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
PRICEs-BRANDYwrNE Mills, Oct. 81
LIST or AGENTS.

We respectfully request the following per-
sons to act as agents for the Wilmington Ex-
positor.
Jonathan Jenkins, Camden, Kent Co. Del.
John Cary M. D. Bridgeville. Sussex Co. do.
Ezekiel Cowgirl, near Dover, do.
Benjamin Henderson, New Milford, do.
George Clarke, near Del. City. do.
Henry Cazier, Summit Bridge do.
Simon Spearman, Smyrna, Kent Co. do
Andrew Thompson, Lewistown, do.
Daniel Corbet, or f. D.. Weight M. ID.
Cantweil's bridge, Del.
Michael Stuart, Middleford. Sussex Co. do
Kendall NJ. Lewis Esqr. near Laurel, Sus-
sex Co. Del.
A. A. Evans M. d. Maryland.
J. w. Ash M. D. Superintendent of the
Medical Dispensary Phila. Pa.
Samuel Hues, Village Green, Del. Co. do.
Jas. Huston, Chichester, do. do. do.
Jas. Gibbons, near Westminster, Chester
County. tI do.
b. Fussel M. D. Kennel Square do.
Jas. Gibson and Percifor F. Gibbons, I.u-
zerne Township, Fayette Co. Pa.
Alexander Plummer, Robbstown West
moreland Co. Pa.
Andrew, Murphy, NJ. d. New Garden, Ches.
ter Co. Pa
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
WHAT is NAN?

Originally dust; engendered in sin; brought
forth with sorrow; helpless in infancy; extravs
agantly wild in his youth; mad in his manhood;
decrepid in age; his voice moves pity; his last
commands grief
Nature clothes the beast with hair' the birds
with feathers, and the fishes with scales: but
man is born naked. his hands cannot handle,
his feet cannot walk, his tongue cannotspeak,
nor his eyes see Alright: simple his thoughts
vain his desire, toys his delight. AS soon as
he puts on his distinguished character Reason,
he burns it with wild FIRE passions; paints it
with abominable pride; tears it with unsuitable
revenge, and dehles it with avaricc. His next
state is full of miseries, tears torment, hopes
intoxicate, cares perplex, enemies assault him,
friends betray him, thieves rob him, wrongs
Cypress him, and dangers way-lay him. His
last scene is deplorable. his eyes dim, hands
feeble, feet lame, sinews shrunk, bones dry
ibis days are full of sorrow, his nights of pain,
This life miserable, his death terrible, his nfan.
lcy is full of folly, youth of disorder and toll,
age of infrmity.
! In other words, man is dunghill bleached
with snow; May-game of fortune; mark for
malce-a butt for envy-if poor. despised-if
lrich, hattered-if prudent, mistrusted-if SIM
'lple, derided-his beauty fower-his strength
Igrass-his wit, fash-his wisdom, folly-his
Judgment, weakness-his art, imperfecton-
This glory, blaze-his time, span--himself,
ia bubble.-He is born crying, lives laughing
and dies signing. Such is man.
We remember says the Mobile Patriot, an
old anecdote, which tells of two butchers. one
named Bone the other Skin who undertook for
some reason, to starve village thew had be-
fore been accustomed to supply. A wag pro-
duced upon the circumstance, the following
lines.
u Bone and Skim two butchers thin,
Il To starve the town declare it;
II But be it known to Skin and Bone,
That flesh and blood wont bear it. .
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
ILLUSTRATIONS OF MASONRY.

A Judge of our court, in a performance Of
his dury as a faithful subject of the masonic
nation, attended the Inspectors Election al
Strasburgh, and was extremely wrath because
he conld not compel the>Judge of the election
to receive a vote decided to be illegal. His
honor forthwith began to rave and storm. like
a roaring Eon,' and say many naughty things,
which made the people think he was crazy.
The Honorable Judges conduct indeed was
such as to excite the hearty disgust and con-
tempt of every honest and honrable man. 1t
would now seem that he has vented his ma
sonic feelings through that respectable organ
of masonic decency, the Opponent.
ANoTHER.-A 'long cared jack of Leacock.
who ran for inspector, was SO enraged at an
Iantimasonic school master. who boarded with
him. for 0oting against him, that the worthy
host, bright and early next morning threw
his clothing out Of the house and refused to
board him day longer. This is specimen Of
genuine Masonry.-Ldn. Herald.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
RAIL-RoAp ANp CANAL.

The long pending controversy between the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
fsays the Baltimore Patriot. is at length in
fair way of being terminated. The case is to
be argued, upon final hearing, before the Cham
Gerry Court at Annapolis, in the course of the
present week October II The Counsel said
to be engaged are for the RAILROAD Company
Messrs. fancy, Gwynn. johnson and LatroPe.
For the Canal Company, Messrs. Writ Jones'
land Cox.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
FOR SALE
Az THIS OFFICE.

A few volumes of ALLYN'S RITUAL
OF MASONRY, containing a revelation Of
several degrees in Masonry, not before pub
lished, together with the Phi Beta Kappa, the
Orangemen and Purple of Orangeism. and the
LNITIATOR9 CEREMoN1-
with the signs, grips, words, &C., of the ODp
FELLOWS, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Two hundred copies OF the " Anti-masonic Sun
Almanac" No. .. by Avery Allyn, R. A. *
R. C. K. T.. X. &c.
Oct. %, 1891.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

feeling does not sieken, that there should be
one of his kindred, who would so insult the
name of man? Good God, are thy precepts to
be thus trampled on to avenge wrong, exist
ing only in the delusive imagination of feve-
red brain; a wrong of no matter what import,
should never call two brothers to the field for
the purpose of deliberately executing deed,
as far removed from true honor as earth thrice
to the poles What were the words of Law
renee when dying! they were such as ought to
be remembered by every American that appre-
ciates true merit; and Davis on the field of bat.
tie smiling in the arms of death, exclaimed,
Thank God, | die in the best Of causes.
When men are suddenly called from field of
battle, to the righteous bar of an eternal Judge,
tits horrible, but how much more so when in
personal combat, spurred on by diabolical
hate, or false principle of honor, one sends
the life of his fellow to the throne of Just
God, unprepared and unprayed for. There is
something great in the recollection of brave
man that falls in defence of his country, but
one that falls in duel, his memory is accursed.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
MRS. ROYAL.

This Distinguished lady recently paid visit
to this city. AS we had the especial honor OF
a tete tete 'pdntomimic' interview with her.
we can assure our readers that. from appear
ances, she is likely to live long enough to give
many rub to missionary, tract, and bible So
cieties, Sunday schools, u. S. bank, nulli6ca
ton. and sundry other evils of the day, which
she is determined to reform. She is collecting,
we understand, subscribers to paper which
she intends to publish in Washington, under
the appropriate title of Pum Pry.' We adj
wise all upon whom she may call, to sub
scribe-for Their own sake at least.--ib.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

Many of our Exchange papers are not received with
any kind of regularity. Sometimes certain papers are
oniyreceived monthly, semi-monthly &c.--Others we
have obtained twice since began, which is
nine weeks since We are now disposed to institute
inquiry into the "zvhat tor papers do
to hand but whether we shall succeed in detecting the
cause is another question,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

miraculous EscApE.--One night last
week, company of Capt. Dunlop's troop of
horse were patrolling in Berry's District, in
this county, and on advancing near a house,
Mr.. Casper Yost and his horse were prccipita-
ted into well upwards of forty feet deep.
Strange as it may appear Mr.. Yost did not re-
ceive the slightest injury. He was drawn up
by rope. by his companions, after remaining
in the well probably half an hour. The horse
was taken out the following day. and although
he is considerably injured, it is thought he will
recover. Mr.. Yost remained seated on the sad
die, until the horse struck the bottom Of th
well.--RockviHe Press.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
DIED.

In Brandywine Hundred on Sunday last in
the Sd year of her age, MARGARET, youngest
daughter of HENRY and PRUDENCE LODGE
LiU'd-to wake each tender passion,
And delightful hopes inspire;
Died-to try our resignation,
And direct our wishes higher. T.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

By sieakins what he thinks, coaesranssa suB;eet in
zvhch he has legal direcf and personal iterest!
What theme for the pen of 'fCobbet' would this
make--what a specimen of the inestimabe privileges
people" constitute the supreme power " Patria cara
carton iberfds" ~ IA - =
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
MARRIED:

On Thursday the goth inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Barton. Mr.. JAMES KILGoRE. of Chester
county, Pa, to Miss ELIZA HANNA, of New
castle county, Del. aa#s
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
WHEELING. (Va.l-Oct. 8.


The Ohio Canal, is now open from Lake E.
rie to within four miles of Chlicothe, dist
ance of two hundred and fifty miles. On Mon
day of last week the water was let into the CO.
lumbus feeder, and the first boat arrived there
from Lake Erie. The event was celebrated
by salute of twenty-four guns, procession,
"a dinner&c. Truly, the citizens of Ohio have
reason torejoice and exult in the success which
has attended this stupendous work of internal
Improvement by their infant state.
A number of Merchants of Chilicothe have
received their supplies of fall and winter goods
by the way of the canal for one dollar and eigty-
seven cents per hundred, including commits
sion, &c BY the former route they paid about
four dollars hundred.
Had Railroads or Canals been in successful
Operation during the late war, more money
would have been saved in the transportation
of cannon and ammunition, as well as troops,
than would have completed a rail road from,
Georgia to Maine. Ina few months the rail-
road between Philadelphia and New York will
enable passengers to complete the journey in
six hours. In four years railroad can be com;
pleted from New York to Albany, on which
the distance of $50 miles can easily be travelled
lin eight hours. A railway on the great Cum.
lberland road could have been completed fol
what the road has already cost.-M z: Cour.
4 A young Irishman placed by his friends a:
ia student at the Veterinary college being ii
icompanywith some of his colleagues,was asked
!, If broken winded horse was brought to hin
for cure, what he would adviser After con-
Isidering for moment, he said, by the powers
1 should advise the owner to sell it as soon a
possible
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

"Mr. Writ was a mason, but ambition has
m,de him !gidaV, and he has struck upon rock
tht seals his political destruction 02dSonic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
(Sipn dl
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.

The N-w Otlesus papers Of the ID h inst. furnish
the following paragraph from memorial read In the
Legislative chambers Of Mexico on the 10Th Of Janua-
~ last, 10y the Minister for Foreign Afa,s. gives a.
de'sil OF tie relations existing between the United
States and Mexico, and affords another evience of the
extraordinary which has attended all the foreir
negotiations OF General Jackson. no.
"Our relations with the American psers had ALWAYS
been friendly. However, for some time back, those
with the U.ited States had assumed, for reasons which
useIs's to mention here, degree OF cooness which
could not fail TO be Trjndria 10 the ntrress Of tho
two nations. As 10 our iLtercourse with the pew
powers OF the coDtn mt /. almost null, and we
had established at sll with B,:zil The 6rst
care OF the gcvercment has been tn use every
effort TO restore between Mexico and the Uaed States
that frank end corde friendship which ough, ever to
exist between two ntisbooing nations, VINO seem TO
b. idAnti6ei with another by their instit,.tions
and political interests That Office, has been attained
and the most perfect harmony reiens be,we our
two republics. Oar mutual relations shall soon be
guaranteed and conolidated by tresire Within short
pedns, shall have the honor Of iayiog before YOU
the Heay OF amity, commerce and navigation and
then, "a ihere will 10 longer exit any of the OBJ
sat,s which had hitherto prevented The Of
The rea'y relative to the lins, you will be able to-
put an end TO all the affairs which have 90 long nee
su'jcct OF di'cussion hetwe the two nations"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
BANK or THE UNITED STATEs

ALBANY, April l3 -Ths re solution, conyoyi he
expression in he most direct term, that "he charter
the Bank OF the United States oueh; be
passed ,he Ssoaie yesterday, by voc OF II to 49,
Il had previously passed the Hou,e, by vote Of 7s
35.
THIS resut is he more graft; ing, from the extracr.
dnary esorts that vera msde TO deisa' is aud from the
pressure, through its varioui ehsnnels of i.fnence
whrh This powerful moried institution brought re-
mctely or directly, to bsar agsin.t an expression
which every day ccnvinccs us, Is in full accord
sBce with The democratic cling OF m State. Ii will
not require the manifestations Ct tw elyemontb, TO
confirm this impression. TIL. prcce e,ings upon this
sublaet-the extraordinary transactions come eted
tCh ifwill not TAIL 10 awaken the putiic attention q
the EXHIBITIONS OF the power and means OF the Bspk
nor 20 call on, marked expres:icus Of The popusr
mem. albany JHrgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
COMMUNICATION

The very erudite editor OF the National at Phadel
pha calls the late designations at ashngton an eyre
gious noreify. May be permitted to ask him, what
ephets he would condescend TO besow the resgna-
tons Of Messrs. jefferson and Hamilton, which took
place about the close OF President washngtons first
term, decatey aud properly referred the letter
Of the Secretary OF State? no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
COMMUNICATION.

scarcely possible that the erudte editor Of the
National at Philadelphia, could be serious sincere,
in expressing his fears that the late designations at ash
ington, would prejudice the Europeans against GO
vernment, or our Constitution, after reading the
ed extract from the speech of Casimr Perer, Premier
lately delivered in France which please insert o. h.
"The Present Ministry is formed upon constitutional
principles, and receives its strength from its respon-
sibili,y All its propositions all its will be the
result of general deberaon and Of common ac-
cord. The very day which this harmony shall cease,
will be the day OF its dissolution. The entirety that
will thus subsis among ourselves will our i'm
posing upon the various secondary authorities the same
severity, for perfect concord ought reign in all the
branches OF the administration. The government must
be followed in all its designs, and will expect the con-
currence of all its agents. without
which, responsibility would BIO barren term and
authority would be deprived of its force and dignity -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

you. both ivate and ,fiesi. have mass deep in:s
preston upon our hearts, and shat 10 your retirement
from the onerous and important, duties you h.ve b.eu
called to discharge ss the head Of THE Department.
you will carry with you best Wishes for your pres
sent and eternal happness. Very respectfully,
JOHN ROBB,
SAM'L s. HAMILTON,
VIM GORDON
EDWARD STEPHENS,
HEZEKiAH MILLER,
DANIEL KURfZ.
J. L. EDWARDS
BENJAMIN l.. BEALL,
GLYNN.
DANIEL BROWN.
WILLIAM ALLISON.
GIDEON DAVIS,
LII VAN KLEECK.
Hen j. II. EAroN Secretary o. War.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
2lst April, 1881.
GENTLEMEN For the kind expres ion.-she rss
gard and confidence. which contained 10 your let
ter OF yesterday brig you to accept OF nv sincere
tbarLs TIL friendly wishes You are pleased to ,f.r
Tor NY press nj and IN happnes received wit,
the 'ame eelitgs which dictated their generou. ex.
preston. assure you they stej; and thew
will be he'd in grateful remembrance wherever 90.
Ariuous srd cors nj ss have been The duties you rs
fer to, they have been greatly relieved by hit aes
sisance, which your assduty and attention have ard~
I'd m-.
repose er tire confidence. ,hai he who shall sue~
coed me in the D-paitmen will bnd the ssme vigil nj
attention, and the same unremiting efforis, en- youy
pts faithfully 10 discharge tho duties which respec
lively a'tsch to your stations
beseech you 10 be assured of the sincersity wills
which have the honor 20 he
With great regard,
To Messr.. John Robb S,ml. s. Hamilton, wm. Cor.
don. +. Stsph-os, II. Miller, ID Kur'x. ]. L. Ell
WIN. s. Allison, Gideon Davis. L. L. Vac Kleeck,
Esq'fs.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

capacity to estimate properly di.inersscd action are
copfiiered the mere tbuilious Of eut
aud .n,meut and defeat. Bait Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

COLA. with three o'hIs. for 10 ysars. and ak others
or life
Three, II not four, OF he victims deca ed in their as
moments they perfectly nnccent. aud could have
proved abb II allowed TO produce witnesse,; The
others declare hey considered IL no crime attempt
io'ehrone the Usurper, and place their lawful Qaesn
the throne.
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DEPAnT

Apfi 20, 1881.
DEAR SIR: With emotion OF unfstgned ,ss,e, go.
nave learned that you are about retire from This .
fat'nen'. The relation We have sustained 10 each
o'ber viii therefore, son be dissolyed.
Permit us, On view Of this anticipated sepsrano,
to say, that your uniform Of kindness your bland
and courteous department. 10 all cur intercourse with
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TIE UNITED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nm
mi; sutjeci in the NV York Standard OF Monday
IL so far as that article has reference 10 personal con.
ct raons, and TO the OF s neighboyipg prnts
IN we cry, We know nothing, and say nothing.
NAT 10 matter which we willingly leave to those
crecuy interested, merely expressing charitable
nope, that the cCrrupiing Influences Of This monied
power, nave been much less extensive than the edi-
,or OF toe andard apprehe DE-; and adding TO that
hope the stronger EXPRESSION Of our relue,anse 4, he
eve, that any Jack press have be- en- ipaneneed
oy soTcid confederation, either senc. il. voice or
TO refuse its aid in defending doctrine OF the President
80 purely democratic so sauiary II the principles of
Tree government safe 10 h constitution and 60 ne
sessaTy TO the purify and pcrmanency of our ip.ttu-
ous, and his bri anb manly oppo,ilion 10 thu reebar
efIng OF tbs United Sa'e-' Bink
But, In 20 far as the af is n ha st ,ndard relates N
auemps upon hs own press, 10 the ofsrs If ,nonev to
himsey, demands the se'ipus notice OF -very ind.
pendent editor anI of every h9ngst man Wb,y IL a..
aise' icn' II al aRd r.n CO! III, po,bny las. ,han
an oHr OF one thousand dollars to the editor II he
w"hu come on ~ ,avor OF he BInk, with the TEN.
pn Hc orIs, tGke care Of me and toiH take care
" you we have Lot rom pfesent 10 give the ar.
ucI-; tu the approaches ;hIs monsrous propo linn
it lated by iis editor, bear The strong marx. Of bs
a,np'."cp OF me serpent upon rrimeval innocence
iH4 pei' - seemed with the facilities to worldly ac-
Communications and m otts, End proso.et. of t,,us.
gam with change o! II Austce in his onifd monono
~ iS'i' anu WIN pruHises OF bsnsfii from ,bose
hages; with reyre en- aiions of tie ea,y vir,ua a
o'ners' ana the spsor va0e of tina, OF the person 80,
saytd But 10 the ind pendence and egu,v NJ a,
ooes, pfe.s, and If enls hiended mind be i, sad
me lVeT TOOK erd golden be in thi, In. lance failed
he Ne~-Tofk Standard remains THE SrANn.nn
siili IN sound doctrines upor nj, mp,,lan, on.si"
and we cannot b. mistaken in ihs belief tba, nj, n,o,
aoe oil TIE at'achpeu Of the edos TO principle be- fore
~ our STATE, bu'of he Uniyn " bile IL IN snr.Iy
command The admiration OF honest nen Of all ma t;.s
ana a. s Piires OF the TAGS upon this -uhis 6, we will
not p r'hit oufselvsI TO doubt, WHEN The editor ,ays
eur " rdciiy" " rrmss
X
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zen ROBERT Is Gayior Ia. accepted the commss;o,,
OF 'u'ge Tor the Circuit OF Noriok-Tbe following ia
me Corre'p nd:nee between the Bar OF Norfolk and
biinseii-in W ieh he announces tue f.ct ~
= ~ meeting OF The Msrbers of the Bar If Tho
C'urty sDd Borough Of Norfolk held At ,be co.,.
tiouse IN the Borough Of Norfolk on Monday IN. os,h
Apfl 1881, James Nipric, Esq wss on mo,ion ea,,ad
20 ine Shair' and Swepson Whitehead Esa. was an.
pointed Secretary. ~ '' 'P-
me OBI ct OF the meeting having teen .x,I,;,.a
John a. Chandler AMI Merit Jo,d,n E,os =, ,h
county and John =. Mison, Jchn NJ Taze,ysl snd
Joseph II Robertson, as. Of the Borou, h of NJ
, o dppv'heo COMMITTEES TO report fesolu, ors
expressive Of the sense End purposes of tls M e,n
"bo alter having retired for gbort time rs,vrna
ESQ supnItei he following R.oluiions which on g.
ion wtfe severay adopted "o7
10 nesofoed, That the talents ard experienea -
zen. ROBERT Il. TAYLOR as jufisf . nins nflv Iii
" MN for The respjn,ible duiiss Of lie R.psi s
IN AZ MS acceptance OF ,he office OF J9dgs or ~ ca,
cui WIZ operate as public benefit rer, The ,,ns, 80
teeritv. suV" ana 10"
2. Resolred, That, bic sppoi.fm n, 90 rrdn 40.
CiTsuI', Il 10 iUl sccorJsne- with ,he Issi;nn s s
"ISbes oi ms professional bfe'hren WIN s,t,,s 81
greatest respect and eee,9 10 his cser,c,s, 81 ~,
tues az man. aud he bRbes; venera,ion for bis &c..
and profound Knowledge Of The law. W. MS oeeP
3. Resolved, As the scuse II 1b,s ,.,,.
Su' ge OF 'his circuIi il biyi ly aeceptabs IA
~ nl,JV''y OF The citizens # Norfolk County and
htsofged That, deeply impressed with the truth 81
"o 10 ego'ng resolutions we do most esrnss,Iy 80
Co'Waly invite his stcep arce of efic, "a J.d. ~,
" circuit convinced that such ascsptsnee ,sii ~.
ony anh 10 'hi weight and iity of ts J.Jis
70 'nis circuit prompt and satisfactory
D, Hesoiped, That, entertaining The biSb.., ,.,u.
ior 'hr character and talen'so RIcHAnp 3 p1svrr
ia'e 'uose 81 This circuit, we tender 10 b,,n o,.
einss spPropauon, for the ability and joeg,ity a.
o'p'syed 10 he discharge Of his dviie,; and Wills
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THE TARlEE.

national convention Of manufacturers, Il 70 10 hs M
10 the city OF New Yo,k ia May mex. The purpo e,
as stated in one OF ,h- resolutions passed at meeting
for the appoiptmen, ofdegates TO devise M ans for
Ing the frauds upon the revenue, which, in their
OPINION are pracced 10 an extent destructive TO the
interests Of manufs curing industry this country
general opinion seems 20 prevail hatsmugging to al
Immense amount, is carried on uron northern fron.
tiers, which, from the spaissnsss Il the poJulaicn and
their great extcrt cannot be guarded completely by
my 10 c. which The government can command Tlu-
he laws inter to benefit mSIuastusss are render.
ed imperative, the time hai The morals of ,hr
people are corrupted, aud neglect and eoptemp Of the
liw become familia-. I'D