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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
EpLENHEIM FOR SALE The subscriber intend.

LEN Helm FOX SALE The subscriber intend
ED ing to to the State o.; Missouri offers for
sae that beautiful and fertile estate called Benheim,
situated in the county Of Caroline This tact Of land
lies Immediately the wateE, Of the Maaponi, and
conlsins thousand hundred and fifty three acres
six hundred end fifty Of which cleared aluvial
low grounds. wide and productive meadow, admira.
bly, suited to the growth Of hay, stretches through
large portion Of the farm Tn" high land is lhckly
ln57Tcd and we'll supplied with bold and failing
streams. The soil s ensy o! cntnre and highly proauc
tive OF Indian Cora, Wheat and Tobacco. The Dwell
inghouse, forty by sixty feet nd two stories high, is
bull. Of briak In durable and substantial manner,
and contains eight lorge rooms with two spacious pas
SagfS, and dry and convenient cellars Situated on an
emnenre, the Mansion house commands an unbtoken
view Of the whole plantation il: barns, stables and out
houses. The neghborhood is intelligent and polite
within three miles of Concorc Academy, while the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, which passes
within forty yards of the Farm, offers ready and
convenient market for all its products The st"ek Of
cattle, hogs sheep and all the plantation utensils, will
be sold to the purchaser of the nd at moderate price
II BieIhism be sold befa:e the I'd day of March
ext i. will then together with all the stock plantation
utensils &c. be offered for sale, the premises 10 the
Erbesl bidder HENRY TYLER.
Dec Is G5-wtds
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DEh IL.
I, kLr milf IL LIZ L. In I.rkh

II ttt midst IF ILtc 4 IN death.
Hsd milcny o. the morning of e Bird inst Fodon tano
EUU"RA J eyed ~ tbs md days, tho second
Mr. and Mrs.. Jno. r. All rrunres A. Anderson. The
aceae during her short ojourn in t' vale oil 9ars, happily illus
irlrcd the GOOD OF early .c, maternal instruction.
cnorccd example uniformly pleasant aud authoritative She
eSbtc! to hr y.n brothers anil en bright puttern Of
thin. noLcsty humility end mcekn by which she greatly
dcaicA herself tho whole family cc!o and many friends But
with all hc .g"cnhnfn vGc5 cIs. divert the deadly
o. The fa shaft sped, and the vic
tim FELL Ike vcrna flower rudcIy p:sed from its stalk, BY
"ulgr Eand latent beauties evolved but
planted 10 conS"ri. cline, where will forever bloom
EdcE's riincvIl freshness.
Wherefore, ye wcerlrg rfd Try up Your tears
She's now uE0ve your in1ou. {. res and fcar.
Shes l"t u world OF >otrow sin and pa;r,
WISH vos 20 call hcr back 10 Ear h spiin. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
NOTICE.

EN obedience 10 decree Of Amelia County Court,
B rendered the November term, 1886, in the Of
Henry Wall!la and others, plaintiffs, against Peter
Lcati and Others defendants, and agreeoby TO the pro-
visions Of deed Of trust from Hartley WaLhal to John
Clements, trustee, to John Wutha the pay
men: Vt certain Of money therein mentioned, bear
ing date the 18th day Of November, 1906 and Of record
in the Clerks Office Of Amelia county, shall proceed
to sell on the 23I day of January 1887, the prems.
es TO the highest bidder 70. cash. certain t'ac or par
Gel ct land said deed mentioned, containing BY esti-
u,at:oa LOO acres, lying in the county OF Ayeila, SIX
miles Sonsh Of the house, and adjoining the lands
Of David Maben, John Holloway and others. The title
is believed to be uneuestonable but acting as trustee
shall convey such right only is vested in HE By vir-
tue Of the Trust deed.
W. JOHN T. BOTTOM, Trustee.
a,,e,;, Dee X 65-w4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

" AN away from the subscriber. al Wythe Court
"a = house, ON his way to Red River, TWO NE.
GRUES-cnc fellow named Charles about forty years
Cd" five feet seven eight inches high and stout made,
with very black skin. Tic has prominent scar on the
side pi his head, which is readily discovcrcd.-One Boy,
ncat eighteen years DID, small Tor his age, spare made,
and dark plrxon: particular mark or scar rcc".
!"ctrdA reward oil Twenty Dollars will be paid to any
r"7snn who will deliver the said Negroes to Benjamin or
Nlan W. Wynn at the Subscribers plantation, in the
crnutv Of DinwidL!r--or rrn Dollars tor either.
ALFRED J. VAUGHAN,
DC Is TG,-Gtl For IIIIiom Hymn.
~ The Eccfslnr Constellation will please publish the above
\
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The House adjourned.

Wsdnc>aay.-JoHs RurUEn9ooRo, Esq, was elected
Councillor of State 10 till the vacancy occasoned by
the resignation Of p. V. Daniel Esq without opposition
Of amendments to the bill declaring the Willingness Of
Virginia to accept her share of the surplus revenue.
Proceedings in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
MARRIAGES
LIE l'IlS

Married. Wednesday, the 3oh u, by the Rev Ephraim
Saunders JOINS F. MILLER, OF Goochlsnd, Miss Susan p
iloLra.N Of Fluvunna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

\ CoyHEcrItvr i'iur-We SUI join the latest inelII-
c:Ece Iio: the "isud Of steady habits II Is taken
tom the New Haven Herald.
"ir BiIc DlSTv&ua:cE.-lt having been announced
that the Rev. Mr.. Rand, Of Boston. lecturer Tor the
American Anil Slavery Society would deliver DIS
the immediate Addition OF Slavery, IN Tins
City. last evening" large audience assembled at the
baptist church, where tn. discourse waS 10 be delivered.
All quiet unIil Tie speaker touched upon the great
suj"ct OF ,S mission when he was loudly and violently
nlrrT"?'ch By body If yoang men, apparently assem-
HE'D Tor the pnrp"sr. The speaker attempted 10 60 on
bG! the violence increased whenever tile SUBJECT % sa.
very n:n,jnncd Unit! he found himself competed
10 ST down. The Rev. Mr.. Neae, aud the Rev. Nh
iocp!yn inIcposcd and attempted to a!lay the tuul'
hat 'er cxcrlons only served 10 Increase the storm,
which continued Intervals until The cl"se OF The
meeting. We sorry To say that the violence aId mol
end here a portion Of The rioters afterwards visited The
dwelling, house Of Mr.. Joceyn, tore up The fence IN
front sSsa!rd the windows and did other damage to the
premises TO what extent moi informed, not nav
iag Witnessed any Of the proceedings
MArYL,yD.-The Electoral College was organized ny
:le appointment of Geo. Howard, of Anne Arundel as
PRESIDENT and Jos. H. Nicholson, Clerk. The Electors
all present but Mr.. Purne to cast whose vote Tue
Corgc elected Mr Pratt. Of Prince Georges 1he
Ten were then given for Gen. William H. ttarT
son. Of Ohio as President. and John Tyler, CT Fgaia
Us Vice prasdcn, of the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

"a EGROES FOR SALE.-Eursuant 10 decree OF
lW the coonty Court Of Hanover, viii b. sold BY pub
lie action to the highest bidder "a? csshon "esoay sao
dsy) at the Bell Tavern in the City OF Richmond, BE-
tween Twelve and one o'clock, two likely negro men,
Two wous s! io children, siges belonging to The e.
tate Of John A Jones, dec d. h.
EZEKIEL S TALLEY, Commissioner.
IA. * 65-2awtds"
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Z TT =
To iie c;:as IF R;cAmond, Petersburg n"L F"rmeiRs
oad all ,rhcm 1t may concern:
Very recently, for Rail Road has been cHhni-
acd although not BY an Engineer, commencing about
hall way between Richmond and Petersburg and inter
>ectns wTlh lie Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Tia Tan of the b. at the Merchant Cutre
i!o"sr. Richmond; at the Boiiingbrnok Tavern, fe.
:,.1r,; and at the Tavern Of i!r CIV JcGrss Farm
y!. Should this route Cor Rail Road succeed,
Hereby giving the citizens generally free access TO e.
..r tic Richmond or Petersburg markets, The person
WHO has ;akrn the trouble TO suggest The Plan: w:lI feel
himself: we'll rewarded for the ine,-iiarIng an efua
interest in the prosperity Of Richmond Petersburg and
Famvl;e Should those, who feel interested IN the cH'
animation of the route wish any assistance in showing
the T0ulc, il will he ntlrndt TO with pleasure by adj
dressing line to A b. Go0Ge bridge foSt Ohce oHcs
lrr;"ld ca. pcs; paid.
I|5rhr E,o Of ,hr Wing, Daily Compiler, Petersburg IN
,"r; and will greatly ohisr tie pubic general
- Iyir. nscoI their respective papers
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q AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishing to re-
IL 10 the South will sell bargain in tract Of
land lying on pamunhey River, in the county Of King
William, containing 4O9 acres. A description of tho
land is deemed unnecessary persons wishing 20 pur-
Chase will examine for themselves. RO. HILL, JR.
Dec - 63-w4w+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

YEYo Messss JOHN P. POLLING, sheriff Of Amelia,
q and as SUCH adm'r of Edmund Webster dec d; and
SAMUEL GIBBS: GcnemeI,-Take notice, that we
Shall on the I4h day Of January gS3 between the hours
of in the morning and + IN Ire evening, ct Atnelra
Courthouse in the Tavern house, take the dispositions
nf Iobn Rowe,t and John Cril,snden and Others be
read az evidence in suit in Chancery now depending
in ibe Circuit Superior Court OF; Law and Chancery for
che county Of Amelia in Thich you defendants aud
We are plaintiffs. IT, for any cause the dispositions ure
not akr on the day shove mentioned, they will be taken
A. the ssua place and on the ,nday and Tuesday then
pc1t following, aad between the same hours.
Yours &c.
JOSEPH B!NNS,
Edmund BINNS,
in his a,ra righl, and as e,'or Of Martha Binns,
a.h cdn.'r Of Mary Binn:.
pc.l+ ia Wv
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Gy he Lieutenant (iorcrnor IF the Sntc of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

iY NE LiCEtcRhHL- L0TCFRW ~ NE Sf"tc ~ PEStHW
A PROCLAMATION.
= INFORMATION having been received by Inc that a
q murder Of aggravated character, was committed
on The streets OF Falmouth, the 29ih ut, by man
named JOHN GOILIllORN, on the body of William
Payton-and that the said Golihorn has made his
cape and is now gnng at large Now, therefore, !,
Wyndham Robertson, Lieut.. Governor; acting as Go
vernon Of the said Commonwealth, have thought proper
TO issue this Proclamation. hereby Offering reward of
S2O0 10 any person persons who will arrest the said
Gvhorn and deliver him 10 the Jailor of Stafford coun
tyand do, moreover require all officers both civil and
military, and request the good people of this Common
wealth. to their best exeriions to appehcnd the said
fugitive, that he may be dealt with according 10 law
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor,
acting as Governor and under the lesser seal
isl ofthe Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 18th
day of December, 1896, and i'll the 6lst year
of the Commonwealth.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
December Is 6l-w4w
DEscR1r11oS.-Gollihorn is about ak feet two
inches high stout and round shouldercd about thirty to
thry-6v years Of age, and would weigh about goo
weight.
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49,. es:---G ..ef&.s |.-eS -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
HABITS or A MAN or BUSINESS

A sacred regard To the principles Of
Justice. forms the basis Of every trans
action and regulates The conduct of the
upright man Of business. He Is strict
10 keeping his engagemen.s-does no.
thing earelessly or IN hurry-emPloys
nobody IN do what he can easily DO
hinseli-ksePs every thing IN its
proper place-leaves nothing undone
which ought to be done, and which cir
eumstances permitted him 10 do-keeps
his designs and business from the view
Of others-is prompt and decisive with
has customers. and does not overtrade
tor his caPitsl-preiers short credits to
long ones. and cash TO credit transac-
lions at all times when they can be ad-
vantaseously made either in buying or
selling-and small profits in credit cases
with little risk TO the chance Of better
gains with more hazard. He Is clear
and explicit in all bis bargains-leaves
nothing Of consequence TO memory
which he can and ought to commit TO
wrinng-keeps copies of all hi, impor.
AahN iChtCAs v ui(h uC sCu0s away. ALlU
has every letter. invoice. Sc, belong
ing 10 his business, titled, classed, and
put away. Never suffers his desk to
be confused with many papers lying
upon its always at the head OF his
business, well knowing that if he leave
II, II will leave him-holds il as 4 max
i'm. that he whose credit Is suspected
IS not safe to be trusted-is constantly
examining his books. and sees through
all his affairs as far as care and atten-
ton enable hin-balances regularly at
stated times. and then makes out and
transmits all his accounts current 10 his
customers and constituents, both at
home and abroad-avoids a. much As
possible, all sorts Of accommodations in
money matters and law suits, where
there is the least hazards econom-
lcal IN his expenditure. always living
within his income-keeps a memoran-
dun book. with a pencil in his pocket,
IN which he notes every little particu-
lar relative TO appointments, addresses,
and petty cash matters-is cautious how
be becomes security for any person,
and Is generous only when urged BY
motives of humanity Georgian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

balls-cards With rusty scis'ors-old
fashioned Tuscan hats-co,,on UNI
brellas stained and spotied-sueh an
assortment OF unnecessary and damsg-
ed articles, and q; high prices. under
the mask Of economy. va, never be-
fore spread on parlor carpet for IN
specnon."
We must confess that this ardent at
tachmeu, 70 bargain, is an evil which
should be eschewed by every thrifty
housewife. liza dress Is really wanted
90 TO a store. buy good article and
pay fair price for ii-you then have
pleasure as well as profit. Instead OF
filing up bureaus and pantries with
trash which is useless and costly, no
thing will be purchased unless resuir-
ed, and What Is required will be dura-
Bile, useful, and satisfactory.
" r E-r-sny Sia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

The Hagss Journal contains the following
recital q 4 horribl- event that has lately oc-
CURED az Deux Points.
Nine years ago, a young man. living
a. sery ant IN the family Of Adam ket-
tennng. at Harmersburg. became ena-
incurred Of a daughter q has master
and found IN Lisette a return Of atfec-
ton. The parents. however, treated
ham with hardness, and turned HIM
oct 81 doors. shortly after rumor
was spread in the village that the young
nan and Li,etie bad eloped. the IA
Their inanuaied tina, they had gone TO
Anenca, and the report vas believed.
Nine years passed away IN this man
ner bot. some tune ago the village
Watchman announced 20 the hurgomas-
ter. that. having been seated during the
night a, the door Of kettennng's house
he had heard groans and sighs proceed
ing from the cellar. and had therefore
deemed II his duty 70 inform the proper
officer Of the Circumstance. The bur
gomaster. 10 whose mind this inte,li-
gence Awakened a suspicion, against
which. he had been struggling for more
than a year. ordered the wsichman %
keep s,nct nlence 90 the subject. and
gave notice 70 the superior authonhes
OftAe circumstance snd u his own sus-
piciOns Measures Wers immediateiy
taken the house Of Ketiennng vas sur
sounded " gens armes and himself
arrested. The agents q justice then
descended O. The cellar. and b their
horror found that the gruans proceed
ed from a kind q a cupboard f0rms 4
Of strong p.anks. The cupboard "a
opened a frdd odor came iron u. and
a f1ghtful object was seen--a penon
naked covered vith 9Th crouching n
a cornef. and hardly showing any ugns
Of lie. u ga Lisefte ketteannr =
daughter Who Rad been shot Jp fos
nine wears ia TIE tomb ~ her inhgman
parents. Here thls untorunais ersa-
ture bad been kept Ike al animal
upon ccars. food snd The monster q Z
fsthrr s'asd 81 kili h,s dsughtef had
lef her there % perish gradually The
H,s-shspea beng who vas thss disco
vsred hsd only q feu remains n hei
chemiss about Der neck e az The ciofhe'
she bad On Nhen frt shut up Shs
vas bali bru'aliEsd and "a a drrasfu
state of sxhas ftca. fhs 40 lager kne .
boz n speak snd he words Died 81
her hps Propsr care however. hayizg
been tsken Of her her mad and body
began 10 recover. her memoEy begzs :.
return, and shs - n0s 10 = hlr way a
beiag Fs-sstablishsa. The quesnou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
Frs~ ~ Fs.ay .xa<s=i-<
WASHINGTON On MATRIMONIAL ADJ
VICE

We aeehlrntally fell upos the following ex-
eellent ep,stOlar, essay Of Gen washIsston.
upon the subject Il sdVsins hd'es N relation
% uaatrimony, IN sparks -th volume q W ash-
instnas Letters We recommend H % our
Tsadsrs as an Interesting e, stence Of the con-
plcte dl>errilon and wisdom that always char
icicrixet W ashIngtoas mind Its plain senss
and familiar knot ledge Of human nature are
admirable, ~hiie al the same time u dI>cIosss
the versatility OF q taInd that could unbeod a.
ssf from The grave ma;fers Of war and state,
and thus Playfllly and adectionately commune
With the pr,'aeI-s u domestic life. The letter
4, directed To Lund Washington, Mount YER
ooo.
"RoeKr Hut. 2oth Sept, i7s3-
DEAR LUNp:-Mrs. Gusts has never
suggested IN any OF her letters to Mrs.
Washington, unless ardent wishes for
her return. that she night then disclose
Il To her, can be so COO ,trued, the most
distant attachment 10 ID. =, bat II this
should be the case. and she wants ad-
vice upon II, father and mother. Who
are q, hand. and Competent TO give il,
are al the same tune the most proper
70 De consulted on SO interesting an
event. For my own part. I never did.
nor do believe ever shall, give ad-
vice to woman Who Is setting out on
matrimonial voyage; first. because
never could advise one 10 marry with
out her consent, and secondly. be-
cause know II IS 10 no purpose 10 ad-
wise her 10 refrain when she has OBJ
tanned II. A woman very rarely asks
an opinion or requires advice. on such
occasions. tall her resolution Is formed,
and then II IS with the hope and ex-
pecta,ion II obtaining sanction, not
that she means 10 be governed by your
disapprobation, that she applies. In a
word, the PLAIN English Of the aPpli-
cation NAV be summed Up IN these
vord- Il wish YOU to think AZ do,
but. If unhapp,ly you differ from me
in opinion, my heart. | must confess,
IS fixed. and have gone too far aOr
10 retrac'
/ Ii Mrs. Gusts should ever suggest
any thing OF the kind 20 me, will
give her nv opinion of the neasErs.
not Of The ran. with candor, and 10
the following effect: Il never expect
ed you would spend the residue OF
sour DAYS in widowhood, but in a
matter 50 important, and so Interesting
to yo9rsslf, chlldres and connexions, |
wlsh YOU would make prudent choice;
TO do which many considerations are
necessary. such a. the family and con-
nexions Of the man, has fortune. (~hich
- not the most essential In my eye,
the line Of conduct he has observed,
aAd the disposition and frame Of bis
mind You shall consider what pros
pet there - Of has proving kind and
afechonaie 60 you. Just, generous and
attentive u Your children, and how
Tar his come XioAs will be agreeable to
you-ior when they are once formed
agreeable or not. the die Is cast. your
fate = fixed. Thus far and no farther,
shall - IA ny opinions.
am. dear Lund, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
NO. 81.

Such Is the i,peot Of the Official lc
count Of this movement.
Bot. q, luck ~cgld have II, Ne have
ia,t received q private letter from
NAtehitoches, which throws SOM fur
Their hight on this subject. The follow
Ing 70 N extract OF letter. beaang the
tl.e psehxed 20 II:
~S.rcarrccHr,. I-ns -. 1915
''ws az ihsly - have lively nne, s1er
he froaiier. Ceasrd Games. -ho = s;sli GA
The >ao4n-. "a. l:hrn q f,w dsys, received
tesps;ehs, irla General kgsh, the Tstaa
leader, Li;es a; g.a,aalosps Sirssrla. 40
prLIn< lam "a; 80 MeAscAcs sre eorin<
d,-n UPON A.zn n s--Ii TIRE Rs,k m. -
sued proelAaatSoa. and es-l, boSsii, for AL
G.nsral Gaaaes. fgr Tea-uos 80; s,ovu b.
Aiulseif hA- eall-d gpnn the states 81 Nssr-
.sppi, keutscky, Tsuass>>e, snd Lo.sssana,
for rs-iasent 4 nsn, can, M; tsl.s q ~
ect.;IGS hs oil Inst-y.ct-,c-. of crr~..ns into
the Ncxieaa tsrratcry. ar taxing p-1->.Ss an
q SacoSdoch,-- H.. Vi-a =. that ~'ul. vRSS-
sooi adde's have eoGnsfie1 to or tr-r,
murder, About ssgatsra EaEi>- Grarl >acoc!p-
chs TAe>e murder, Il tA-y AAra be.n p.r-
p-tra;ec, (shich - hkriN y were comm ittrd
,-v<-iy -Ssls- 'rtsAs- "a .f.FiSF~ Ts---tS-y s-i
have haPpeued very srrspss II su-x shoaLi
- trITea eastsa-;- shos41 tina, turn OF ~.
snsi Is rrtrr4; - 200 SacoS 20 49,. tae con
s,sue0ces are 90 fio<-- t. frseais q g.aee
hop. that Gam, Ill ave tie so.5.i .su-- ~
,ay where - = TIE sor; Il Tlrne ~ = -lS.s
10 play for other 3 veil sncsrStoos. herr
Here, then, II the Comm anSing
General Of The Uaitei State. forces.
on the border Of coua;ry " III = aich
Ns are bound BY t.eaty o perpetual
peace aad laViolabIe frleodship hold
an correspondence Nth the com
mander OF force Na-lng Agalns; that
fnerdly nation wItn,a her own hults
nav. RECEIVING a6uces from hsa a.
guide the NOV, meats * 1II army -
Making those atyIces The grourd OF q
requlNuon for m addIaooa! force OF
four re-, nents, and declaring has in
tentioa TO move sith has array into this
foreign terr'tcyy, - SUSTAIN and support
force Nh.ch s Eetreaiing upon the ve-
~ POI: Which be - thu. about 10 &C
cCpyl
The winter of ths Letter speaks oi
The hopes q the fIlends q peace, found
CO On the god sense CT Gen. GAIyIS.
Van hopes ForuSed ~ the PrrsiGen,
conceives himself &c BE- 6y the action
Of Congress 90 ;his suoJeet-Ins,ruc,ed.
az lie Gesera, ., or hopes Of the pre-
servahSn 81 peace are faini indeed
The state OF ,fairs IN hcated " these
accounts IS ooe, however. fos which, IN
our opinIosl, the country Is net prepar-
81. Perhaps, five are night, 1t "a not
too late for pubic op,nion 20 MAXI ~
self heard against the del Serai- VIOLA
ton OF treaty exis.ing with Mexico,
against marching our asIaies INTO 70
reign territory under t1ise prsieDces
agains; the waatou Provcos,fcn II var.
for purposes Of ambition CT ooeques;.
with 1 nation Vaosc territorial rights
Ne are boGei hy every consideration
Of laE ant Of hcaoF, rel sloGIly % re-
spcCt.