{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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"King George III. once gave directions
for closing a gate and road in his own park
Of Richmond, which had been free to foot
messengers Tor many years. A citizen Of
Richmond, who found the road convenient
to the inhabitants of that village, took up
the cause for his neighbours. He contended,
that although the thorough fare might have
been originally an encroachment, it had be-
come public property by the lapse of time
and by prescriptive right. and that he should
compel the King to open it.-He brought
his suit, without hesltating, into court o.
Justice, and gained his cause. lAnd that
citizen was poor shoe maker.l


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strength and self.rigNteousness.