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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

DIAPER PAPER..-Thr Franklin Manufacturing CUinpany
Richmond have hand good Of Lcl.c
Cap Blank Book Medium, Printing and other Paper, Of
kin-, which they believe Will bear comparison quality
price, with The work similar establishment III. UE
hey therefore with confidence solicit the patronage of their
ner friends and the public generally and ready 10
dcrs o description Of that be desired winch
furnish reasonable notice They request that all
other be addressed either tclf
Mess, james Szcr Son, Mr. John Richards Supcrneat
the Paper Mil.
Sent. T. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

pany upon the purchase the successors to all the char
tered rights and privileges and to all the duties OF the
said Dock Company except to the payment OF It's debts
l53 An act to amend the act entitled an act to re-
duce the several acts concerning the Auditor
and Treasurer passed February 25th 1872 authorizes
the first Clerk in the Treasures Office to perform the
duties of Treasurer during his Sickness or absence
granted by leave of the Executive; aud provides that
the responsibility of the First and Second Auditors and
ofthe Treasurer shall not be diminished by reason OF
their first Clerks acting in their absence from their re-
spective office.
l54 An acl concerning the Public Armory and
Arms appropriates $3.50 to defray the expenses OF nj
ting up the in the building used as hospital Tor
the soldiers of the Public Guard; directs tile repair OF
such arms at the Lexington Arsenal rs are unht Tor
use, but worth repairing, and those no, worm
be sold Requires the cannon ana shelis al Tue ar
mory to be painted and repairs to be made TO parts OF
the building appropriaes money TO detray the expense
of repairing two of the officers quarters.
1856 An act empowering the Common Council to
provide for the weighing of live stock brought 10 the
civ of Richmond authorizes the said CouncIt to erect
scales for weighing all cattle and hogs brought to
the city for sale and consumption, and to appoint
wephmaser therefor with authority to require all per-
sons to cause their cattle, &c; TO be weigheo ana 10
impose penalties for failure.
i56 An act to establish Board of Agriculture; au
thorizes the Executive to appoint trenniay board TO
consist of eight MEMBERS two to be selected from each
of the four divisions Of the State specified IN The Con-
stuon and makes it the duty of said board to pre-
the condition of agriculture in the State the nature
and quantity of all the agricultural staples such facts
in relation the cultivation of the soil and the best
modes of preparing various products for their appro
pirate uses they deem useful and the relative degrees
of encouragement afforded by The state of foreign and
domestic markets to the various productions OF the State
The board to hold one session in each year.
l57 An act TO prescribe the period when the guher-
material term of Office shall commence; prescrlbes that
the term shall commence on the lst OF April, ISL
This act afterwards repealed.
1853 An repeal the TO prescribe the period
when the gubernatoral term Of Office shall commence
159 An act appropriating the public revenue; makes
the usual appropriations to carry the Government;
and provides that The compensation to the Principal
Engineer of the State shall, after the Ist of January
next be at the rate of two thousand dollars per annum
aud prohibits the Board of Public Works from making
any other compensation 10 the said officer.
100 An net providing for certain repairs TO the Mu
building and for other purposes directs certain
wooden buildings adjoining the Museum to be pulled
down and removed, and allows the Superintendent of
Public Edifces compensation for extra work imposed
on him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

I AW SCHOOL.-Judge CLEMENT DORSEY, al the nrsl il
II dica district Of Mary land having located himself n ~
village Of baenbuc, the city Of Washington WI - r
irst Monday in May next, open Law School.
lie viii have an almost daily intercourse th the srdeo.s
The instruction ill also embrace the law And der
sons those States from whence the students -hal
The village Of Bladenshurs within few miles o hc tIp
Washington healthy, and contains moral population AMI
the students will have opportunity OF attending thu dela
and selecting models OF eoience from the great and dl,a
guished OF Congress and har of the Supreme Cont.
The necessary for board al the boarding houses aid
tuition fee viii not exceed for the year, $780,
Reference may be had those 81 Consre Slo
served with Judge Dorsey in Congress between ls25 and 10.
March l6 luJ-"2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

DETER SPlLMAN MElcHAar T.ILor, door. 6tiOe E.r,,
late Of Fredericksburg. has located himself I'll, y
Richmond and respectfully sncs share Of public patronage
He pledges himself 10 spare pains render full Satisfaction
all who may favor him with their orders.
WANTED-V-st and Pantaoon Makers, 10 whom he y,l III.
constant employment.
Feba7 9f-wSg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

IN CHAScERY.-VIRGstA:-AtR Rules held tIrk,
Office Of Essex Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chtnc
on the 2nd day Of November, 1910:
Edwin Gp-hsw, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

E'RANK G. RUFFlN, Attorney II LGn VII practise n til n
prnr and Inferior Courts Of Albemac and Fu,anna cr.
ties Address-Charlotesvle, Va.
January 18th, 1871. .s-N3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30


~ cHANCERY.-vnarsr.-At a Court Of MONTH .e' =,
held for Louisa County, a; the Court House thereof z" ~
day, the 9Th day Of February lsil: "a
oyeon Burrus III his right, and Adminstfatar q
Burus, deceased, Plain
Against
John Burrus, John Munday Elizabeth his wife A'iat
Nuckolds and Nancy his wife, Henry Coates and Lucy ~ ~
John l.. Burrus, Caroline Burus and Mary Eliza Burrls
This day the plaintiff by his attorney, and hsG ~
and, the defendants, John Burrus, John Munday ana
his wife, Alexander Nuckods and Nancy ms wife, len
and Lucy his WIFE having entered their appcaahi
given security according and the rules Ot Tins ton
appearing satisfaction Of the Court that they are ~
habans state, the motion Of the plaintiff ~ ~
sell II is ordered said defendants, John Bnff'
Nuuday and Elizabeth his wife, Alexander Suckold ana -
his wife Henry Coates and Lucy his wife, do appear
Justices Of County Court Of said county, at the
on the second Monday in May next, and answer tue NV
plaintiff and cepy fhis order be forthwith n-efti "
new spaper, published Tie city Richmond. io 10 w.
successfully and That another copy be posted ts ifOh
the Court House OF this county some Court day
JOHN HUNTER. { I c. c:
Feb % 49,
IN CHANCERY-vixcrIr.:-A Rules held N ne ~
Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law anu Iha"
the county Of Snrry, the lst day Of February, l-i
Dury Stith, Executor OF the last VIII ana tesae
Faucon, deceased, i'1'
against . r,.gr,
John II. Cooke SEN, Merit VI. Robinson, Elizabeth \ Css
Nathaniel F. Cabell and Ann his wife formerly Nm !, AL
Philip ST. George Cooke, John H. Cooke, Jui
Ann Gray, De-" n. j.
The defendant Merit NJ Robinson, not having eh'.yc
and Rules of this Court, and appearing by aiisa that III
that he is inhabitant OF ts sae: y Is % % neij
said defendant do appear here on the hist II ~
and plaintiff and that sop NJ, as Il
be forthwith inserted in Newspaper, pubishra I
Richmond for two months successfully, and Possea -
door Of theCourt- House Of this county.
a c'PwyNAl WI. ?. UNDERWOOD. c 4
| r.ba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

Tor the Trainings atr The date q this ordrT III .
those regiments be trained this Spring al such ,c. a.
be designated by the Courts Of Inquiry Their respective
ments BY Command,
WA. II. RICHARDSON, idrg T. q
March lS 'Io,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

John u. Waring and Thomas A. Brooknr and Others, b
The deicndaniI John u. Warng and Thomas A. Bru.n,
not having entered their appearance, and security ''o
ing To the act OF Assembly and the nes OF this Court md y
pearng by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
this Staeon motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, = "ieits
that the said defendants do appear here IT. r hnnlE
April next and answer the plaintiffs hll aud that o y
order be forthwith inserted newspaper published ~
Richmond, eight successfully, and thai ans
copy be posted the the Courthouse Of Tins oll
4 Copy--IcSle.
JAMES ROY Mlcor, in, Clerk Z. C. 5. c Lac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

NEM. W CRUMp, ATTosSTr Ar Law, Richmond, yo ull Il
the Circuit Superior and County Courts of Henrco Hanover
King William counties Office on Main street the Store
Messrs. Wadsworh, Turner & Co., Market Bridge
March 10 l03-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

FRANKLIN HOTEL, Lyrch5arg, yrgfra-This iarsr an1
extensive establishment having been closed FOR ng,
time, Tor the purpose of eertraI!y repairing the L
nearly completed, that the subscriber VIII" has taken ease a
the same has opened the house for the accommodation T
veles Having been expense IN furnishing -
bshment with entirely and IA hion able furniture from ~
basement 10 the garrett he feels confident saying
favor him with their custom, LIE them acc
modations as comfortable any In the State.
The Franklin Hotel the largest establishment In this ser,
Of country aud the Office OF all the Stages running into M
place Is Kept at the bar. PAUL Jones
March ~ los,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

VALUABLE BOOKS.-T am instructed to offer limited ~
Der of the following, very reduced prices 4h'
Journal OF the Virginia Convention l75-6
Sets the Senate and House Of Delegate,
l776 to $780, inclusive. 'Hl
Henngs Statutes at Large, containing the Laws Of y
from 1919 10 1872. ''
New Series of the Statutes from 1892 to 1906.
All these with the history
POLITICAL of State, and no opportunity has her-lo
been Offered ofo obtaining them low '.'o
Acts complete the Virginia Legislature from se..o,
ls29-30 TO ls:y-40, inclusive
The undersigned charged with the OF Gl,.
Rnndopis and Ieigh's Reports and the Maps STAT
will carefully attend to all orders - .
WIN. H. RICHARDSON
S,rr<tar Comm and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

ADJurAHr GESERAL', Oprle,
Richmond March L.. lsii
GENERAL oRDER.-The Commando rim Chicf tio4py /, i
VI possible discriminate accurately among the nuRer,
prafions passage the March 49, st ,.
iZIng trainings under particular Circumstance
that hereafter all application he made oults
regiments train together, whose opinion
shall certified Ia the Commander n-Chcf No scrae ~
inrs will az the
tai Of Inquiry. In there should nm, ~
ton The COMMANDMENT Chief The recommendation II -
~, ,SofI, i've nff l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County Court litil pe'su
i ber 1910:
Sarah W. Cox, ESecnr. Of Peter Cox deceased, Elasl
Cox rec and widow Of James Cox, IT, deceased. Mar Dams
ridge aud Sarah H. c"s, orphans of Peter Cox, 'c'rcf ~
said Sarah W. Cox their guardian and friend and Pef
Cox and James Cox and Carlos Cox children Of the sa jau
Cox IT, deceased the said Carlos By the said Elizabeth Coz b.
guardian and friend Complsinaut''
against
William Cox, Administrator of James Cox drcrtred r.
ward Coles Sheriff Of Northumberland county and Coum'
Administrator Of Pembcrton Caughon deceased Nnnlfr
Norris Administrative Of William Norris deceased, WILLIAM
Harding, Sheriff Of said county and Committee Administrator y
bons Of Samuel Garner, deceased and John H. Palm. -
ecuto Of John H. fain deceased who Admnsatnf % ts
said Samuel Garner, deceased, defendants.
THIS dag the plaintiffs, BY their Attorney and arp
Ing 10 the Court that, the last order IN this cause j
Fallin Sheriff and Committee Administrator ~ Samuel "'
deceased, hath departed tins life and that administrator a.
his estate hath been committed 10 William HARDING "
riff of the county NohTmbc rand, tie orir' "
against SAID Harding, sheriff and Admni-ifa
aforesaid II. Fallin Executor John H. fai m
ccased-and the defendant William Cox, having rhtros
Lac Act 81
Rules this Court, and appearing 10 the !H'.'
Of the Court that nabi,ant of tl~ Common" ~"
ordered said defendant William Cox apt'at r.
second Monday in March and answer the ~ "
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order he Published 80 "
weeks successfully in newspaper published n -; ~
Richmond, and also posted the front door Of the Coat
this county. Copy-Testc, !
NJ. d. cRALLE, & &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

WIN. II. RICHARDSON
Secretary Commonwealth ana Lbrer,s,
lUl--Jy
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-12-11


f s of by Belgium page s.
Kamehameha lII-Iete to- by pesidm Tyler . ,o
Petition Ho, rove57
1smr os c at aIno"u' T., pge'4', 1855
Letter to from Queen poma, page 1877
Report of Commissioners o charges against
Secretary of State papel84
1 laSa c",s ss p%o'ss passau
La" Repo"scae Fanny wife, page ' 90
Leaves from ., M,~ as sl Note Book rahT Valparaiso. s
81 and 60; (0 'anei 10 and 81; Voynge) pages andes
Letter ylcrsoK amehamha Ill., page r 1871
literary the Pacific, by Jp ''ssS'
p ponns";y x NJ pn.ou passs,
Cruise 'a'E Exploring Expedition, page Passss
Journal Of American Oriental Society," pa agsss
Correspondence IS Secretary of State S
. $780, and the u s. Commissioner page
by wyr pp A. 49, ST. &C. 1888
Ss,os, IF, Festival ,x~~..n
Opposition 1876 1870
o % Present. cen%,;om ' oc &, passs''
1"'s'oro of pages 1885, no. ia
Pomn'e of to H.. Majesty page 1877
Probate Cour-(Wil of James Robinon) page
page35
'ne ioo, 1876
'"'"0 ''"'0 " Sioo'oSoi
Report o ss" upon % s sss preferred . Commissions"
"s'"S' H. H. "s oecy Oh State 1874
Statistics of Foreign Whales Bonec
do do do
DO Exports and Imports into Honolulu, 1914,
do OF Port of Monterey,
do Arrivals of all classes of
do Of Whaers for O May
pages53
o"P"reck 4" raalua
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-12-11

earl o) letter through H. B. Ms procon nre
na (Governor Obituary, s' 49, -, n ana ,a1
. r Notices. - p 'E' , 100
s. lure Hawaiian articles upon marc. 70 o page &C. 10,
upon pages 49, 49, 4s 5s s 49, ST. ST. 49, sa
Reply R. wy page 5o ' Sns s Us. 49,, 50
Correspondent Letters off, a Il 90 page age 1853
purchase Ponean by Government 40
e" ' sas" c"as s a"cs 1.r,s Cover the Wallis
Boyd to be High Sheriff of Oahu @ 10
James j. Jarves to be Director of Printing page 81
CT to be Principal Minister of State etc. page Is
r. c. WyAieto be Minister Foreign Relations page 1874
New NoS'ss page page 1857
y3y Authoriy-C. II. Nicholson ISL Wiley page eo5
James Gray rs Hawaia" Government, page III
Ezeq"ater of H B. Tro-co"aa, page page 40 40
Castanc OF, nages 1877 a. ,,5
Ladd& Co.. Protest, na oo,
Answer to u. CONNIE Agent, ' page "a
Circular to the Naval Commanders US A., page l5l
A. Jenkins r Hawaiian Government page nse go
Correspondence between H. H. Ms Secretary of
h. US. Commissioner U. S. Extra ofO Oct e)
John Wiley u.s. Hawaiian Government pager
H Wiley 49, c. H. Nichoon 81
Bran y~ (U s. Frgate) arrival of and remarks page 1850
Captre of Sch Hannah by pirates, pace ia
Catalogue of Books relating Hawaiian Islands, PAGE 80
1 n ery-Order No.. Nc.
No page 1856 Order No TO- page 1885,
SANDER
h
o"t Nhew)o 1873
Corr spondnebween Gov Kekuanaoa and Mrs
gadu Gray
(By Authority between IIaaiuo and Richards F'
II. II. MS Com,a Hon. }. Jul pace 1874
spondene r. Minister Foreign
T. r. IT, Thompson, Fl. b. Ms Talbot 213
-" Between r. c, wyuic Minister Of Foreign Aair and
S. Young, Am. whaIcship Seigltz = page 2o5
Decree importation California page "A
Il ships iorniaO
4 Executors Notices. l67 175
of in
(The)
Of II. c. Wylie
Gracase Of 18andl83
Greway Case Of Enquiry his Insanity, by Jury, pge2
Guh- lO2, 1876
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-12-11

lmposture and Popular Creduty
independence of Hawaiian sandsRecognon by Belgium
kamehamcha lll.-I.etter to- BY President TYLER
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-12-11

y1ef,
Petition to from Hilo,
Arrival of at Honolulu,
Letter of Coincidence to,
Letter to from Queen Pomare,
Report to of Commissioners in case of charges ao
Secretary of State
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-11

Far WASHINGTON, March Q.
."The inaugural" will fill, it is said, be-
tween four and five columns of the National
Intelligencer, from which office, Thursday
10 M, It will be expressed to New York by
the Post Master General, and the Rail Road
Companies, to reach New York on Thurs
day night in season for the New York Nor
ming papers. Judging from this, the repu-
ted length, suppose it will pretty fully UNI
fold the policy that is to guide Gen. Harri-
son in his administration Of the government.
The document is every where looked to
with intense interest, and will, no doubt,
s - ;ts nroper influence and just effect at
home and abroad. .
The number of strangers here increases
rbevoy,d All caicuiation. Where people are
slowed away it is difficult to conjecture, but
almost, every room i'm the city is full to over.
full, and vet all who come find somewhere
as vet to stow themselves. New York citi
Gems are more numerous than amy others.
The Wing Editors from different parts Of
the United, States, one hundred Of whom
are probably now here, met to-day, aud re-
solved to have q dinner on the 9th of March
Their object Is to Interchange and TO en-
press opinions, andto make themselves bet.
ter acquainted, the one with the other.
The Members Of the New Cabinet have
been summoned together two or three times
by Gen. Harrison Mr.. Badger will return
70 North Carolina, in few days, Il is said,
20 visit his family, and to make prepare.
TONS 80 soon a. possible, for their removal
am convinced the moro hear, that few
or no changes win be made In Offices foT
some time TO conc. The Members Of In
New Cabinet mean to look about well, as I
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-11

The Ladies at the White Homse-The lady who is
be at the ssrd Of Hal q the
Harrison. the son Of the President, who died few
months ago. There will be associated with her,
Mrs. Taylor. the youngest daughter Of General Har
rison, and Mrs. Taylor, the mother Of the last men,
toned ladys husband. The Generals wife intends
to remain the mistress Of North Bend, ard at the
White House will be vsiter. II will interest some
municants in the Episcopal Church. We trust their
Christian department. in the elevated station which
they occupy will do honor to their profession The
Mr.. Taylor.-Jomr. Com.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-11

Reform" has been the motto Of the Wings and
they have triumphed. Let them see to il that they
carry out thOr professions. The eyes OF the people
will be upon .hem and the manner in which they use
their newly acquired power will be closely observed.
Let the change that has been effected prove refor-
nation indeed For the last twelve years the people
have been trfed with. The Wings will remember
their responsibility, and that although the task be
performed is great one, yet nevertheless it must be
DONE"
Governor WOODBRIDGE lately elected by the I.egis.
ature Of Michigan to represent that State in the SEN
ate Of the u. States. is native Of Norwich, Conn
FRANcIs GRANsrR who rs to be Pos, Master General,
is the son OF Gideon Granger. native Of Sufied in
,his State. Mr.. BADGER. who is 4" be Secretary Of
the Navy, is the son Of native Of Windham in this
State. ELISHA Wm1TLEsEy is said to have been
born in Washington or New Milford. in this State
Not bad representation Of the land Of good hab-
i.s.--NeU-I laven Palladiass.
| The Richmond Star Of Tuesday last says, ave
understand that man named Nunley, farmer resi-.
ding in Chesterfield county, sho, his wife on Saturday
night. and then blew his own braias out. Tho cir.
cumstances as we learn, thess On Friday night
last he threatened to shoe, his wife, On Saturday he
returned from cunning intoxicated. and on entering
his house he drew ps.o and sho. HE wife, the bal
passing through somewhere in the region Of the shout
der. She fell, and no then picked her up, dragged
her 70 bed laid her upon IT, aud himself beside her
drew anelhsr pistol and deliberately shot himsel
dead. The woman was s,il living yesterday, bu
with little hopes Of recovery"
Al Anli.elaveVy Convection ives held q. Hartford
few days since. Mae delegates we're present., 4
MI, Reed Was nominated loE Governor.
, 1841-02-20
G9Is3:SsfsN! L.
PROSPECTIVE FREE PIION Bill.
DEBtTElN TIE SENAtE.
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ai'ptei. aat nal AIM. = ''''iici ha'"'-a
tIe'ii' the ile>'i'"> h''% .'.'.e u, L." IL
cus'I'n n" @"'i'S on, me 'e'.i'-, & ',ct"''
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over lie acl''hI ~ 'iF G''''n''t''' a., men
rapid growth WI, %.:~ u'.''i 'r"-''".'''''H
when they VIII "r';Ii' i, III '",'f ""h wv
unheLil:e ,'S'' p'e'cn>'"n< ~" '."l.,' "'
, 1841-02-20
TERMS-S2 50 If paid within three months.
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. "a 80 if moi paid during the ycar.

- 50 II mol paid during the yoaf.
Subscribers may discontinue their p'pers at any tim'
by paying for the time they have received them cu1
NOT WITHOUT.
Those who subscribe for a year, and do not at th'
time Of subscribing, order a discontinuance a. the enf
of It, will he considered subscribers until they order th'
paper to be stopped. and pay all arrearages.
al 90 per square, for - lines or less, tor the FIR, inse'
ton, aud 50 cents for each continuance.
TAdvertisements must be marked with the number
ofin>rr;ion, that are requested; Otherwise, they i'll b'
continued till forbid. and charged accordingly. NJ
~vsriiii6n from these rates in any case.
Advertisements from a distance, and from persons
With whom "" hrvs "a current accounts. mus he AZ
cvasIuied ); The cash, or sumo responsible reference
in tom.
Al letters .liroSs IN the editors. must he rosr rAiE
orthsv will not be attended tn.
Co nm ,n:c1iIons Of a PerSnnsl Character. VIII be
charged 4 IaJle the rates of advertising.
, 1841-02-20
WHOLE NUMBER 3SS.
[,Nr.rIinn. in AN au.dalc voice. The no.

l,Mr.,l.inn. in an AUDI lc voice. The No.
=! and tie dctcnces 81 the csnniry.I
wrulI %rri"ire {" sre oh a d'sposition
"f IT. aud d" h"ie rlrat re VII move an
arendnrnt o. that e; ct. ! would gladly
receive it IS y mrGnfcannn ofniy aclend-
aud w,u'i Ic-g:i 1t rs ~a-Jsreat i'm
aovVr' Mt. TIE navy. Sit. is the right ann
a gar Ge-c2,r.:nI IS tQually important 10
rv"fy scci;un-lhe Ns4;h- Jnd- South. the
E.'st:rd Wss;, inland and %seAtaafd. When
l"ok II ,tey frPdiiip d our fosa,ry. and
the wofII. rEef TStt6n .'csiasSt aud 100
early aitrnri, n cann"t be ~hcsiowedo on The
arm OF defence ON vhic!, the country must
RELY. not only FOR sustaining its just
wc;E.i ana Influence, in the scales Of nations,
but a.:1 !or rr"iectk:I.