The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1792-02-25 00:00:00, page 3

T " f - t '
ftfjan ot a conlimtiw feti a prec'6-
idirnt for another a inanity of the
&mmbnifwill cleaVly fre that it ii
Aahzerous arid Svifl tVfcfoie con
fUrinoppoGng ii— Or fJpppf that
riic-kgiflaiure-Yhotildviti 6rdcr io
flop the prdgrefnnf foirte very pre
valent offence jnii1 cfurl ana tin
uTuil puniihmenta upon the perpe
trators thereofy would’ not this ra
fleet a (tigmi upoA a thrifta n p
le Would it not ViSlarc the Vir
ginia B t of 'Pightt f Alid yfct th i is
vhit they mi dnif they L not :
drained as mrn are often tranfpert
cd beyonJ the bounds of reift i v n
when -they' hayfi rijht on the r fi le
Or if Rob Iic tfyraflvr HiOuM un
happily incur the 6diuiv uftlttJegif
flaTre and tbsy ihouli take it in
ihfir heads to put hjn to dentil
(though innocent) would hfc hot then
fhink oi a U II 6 Rights t If they
Ihould even kick him in the brtecl
r punch him ih the guts I Imagine
tie wou’d titen cry out for a Bill oR
Rights -Or fuppefe thAa nrjoriiy
ktf the houfe Ihould be ompofeJ of
bncriwhb -impbtef have bo Rives & Uic) (h jhlj
i h$hi :?i upon that fpecies
fcf pioperty as virtually Id a mo jo I
to an emancipation what would be
come rt the huidtii of lluies inthaj
t'afe f They wopld elect other men
Vhb woulj afcolifli To enormous a
hx : Even avowing that to he the
cafe w fui would becuihf of theCg
foor -pitne ovprrfled people in toe mcn
f I fuppofe he deems theft: in
jermeciite gricvah'-cs an advantage
as they are cnirienrtand -as they'
may nch the difference- b —
tween prcfp-nryenJ adixrfiryUut
if the lcgil itu re Ihould command
ope iran to murder an her1 or td
rav iH aiOrher’s wile indthpkld for
refuial order him tn be liangcd' it it
nv find belief that it wot id avail
store than whole volnfretof argrti
stents in favor of a Bill bf Rights
This is - a wicked and inpmbaMt
act but i it rtiighf poffibfy happen!
if I w-ii the fabricator 6f a conlkitifk
Port I vwiLjwfide-ijftinftltr
Therefore in order ui avert evilk of
fjch magntfbde' as the cafes abovt
mentioned and 1 thcu&nd others cf
the I ke nature that might poffiblg
happen I think a Bill of Rghts of
feunhitUtihBal rrovifions at leafl not
nfelefs but ahiblctely nectflary— —
2d The flscdhd object ivnf pot's tb
the fuppofilibd that a Bill of Rights
Is darigetoul Dt i domrndnwealtH
The groiihl'of flits object ion i$
hat as h Bill of RivKu and a cvnftf
tution Ccn-fi-diet of goVerhfrcdi may
each other jt fray hd produc
tive of dangeri :by Creating vtd'Cit
anq perilous difputdb' 8ofre will fay
that ahe ccmlinitfurf i paramount
'and cahei's thit th6 W II of Rights is
' To And here! fruft cindidiy ic
know ledgi that if this ttat the CaiO
it would he'dangerous as it would
bq productive of a feene of confufion
and perplexity But from whence
do thejrget the ground of 'thrhrrrt
jtctions is It the cafe iu any of our
m i j
fifWAates f t have rot iTn ail
their Bills of Rightfhut I cm
hardly bel'evC it is the cafe : But if
it ihould be fo far it is-wron and
dver rational man would object to
it on that ground But this is not
what I p au: I wifh jtt rq he con
fj rnt with the ccoftitution or
otherwife inferted in thi corulitu
uon and -Would jkffcr tbl latter
And S this difficult to hit done f It
would b- productive of the mod fa!
unry conl't-quences -If Wbuhl b2
t nr of the ftryngeft bulwarks of vir
tue and lifce: t It wou'd cummand
ri’fpewt and atrrot'm
ThS DiS£lT£RrTlD ClTXZtii
TliiLADELPHlA Dec ij
Tle fallowing are :he communica
t'b'is made yrflerdy by the Pri1-
dvjit to die houfe of reprefenu
fc- w
UNITErvSTATES
y peci2i79i
XStiUftmimef the Seiufa anJ
bnjt if rtpr'jantauvti 7 "
IT U with great concern i'ar 1
Cu nnunicate to you the inffr-"
tnation4tceived from Major firrie
ra! Su C la:r of the misfortune whit h
Ins betd'tu die troops urtdet his
command r—
- A'uhiiuzh the na'ioni! lofs !s coti
fd rahlr a cording to the fcile of
the CVen’ yet it may be replied
v ihout great difficulty racking
as to the ijrive men who hive fal
IrW on the occafion and who are a:
liil j'ct of public as well as private
r'ilct i
A su'd her communication w'I
fliortly be mdae of all fuch mirers
as (h-II be rccklT-ry to enable the!
legifla’ure to juilge of the future
meafurrs which it fray be proper
ijjHirfwe -
T N(j T ON Feb a
ON tle 11th MK the Indent
kilkd WO mm near Fert Jeherlcn
on lift N V fide of Ohio
On the 15th infl they killed fi
man at the Iron Works on Slate
CrefR '
We are that Mij tf-
ti! and ’ arorher y rnTemarv from
Darivileftn ‘in with fix Ind'inii
4 few days ago ami firing on them
iJL -‘ or
nnjiiiii iwiiicu man annv oman
bn Nrt’n Elk-ljrm rn Thurfciay
Evening lafl near Gra nts imll
'iV M ii"
& Lemom is 1 jiif diy dill lv
ell uy mutual ronfent and as it e
Impoffible for them to feirfe their
kccomj t- Slule they have outftrml
ing debt! 1 theytttrrefv re rtqeff a'A
thoTe 'hdf'bted to fald partnerlhip f
lo fettle th6ir tefpeAive aciot-pm
' y ji tin or before the firft day of Ari
T7 M G A f D rext l d(itptiltaar' meafurrs
R' 1 v vJ V I -vipuld be diiagrteable they flitter
thentfelSel that it (sill not be necefi
Tary thofe Whofiif to avail them
Rite of thii ii itke may lemcmbet
there is no Oiher alternative'
v r BiMANRUKOKj
Fork fiiurkn Ct'Feb ij hjyu
fourth part of Slat Crtck
y Furnace and the land belong
ing thereto a' good title will be miaop
to 'he punhaler— '-will give Tour
ytarfticUit
Waits Btai
-M
o Washington - -
AKFTf up by tbe fob fc fiber ! Mark
hnife coir i year tij j f: j wuh'
f -me whi'b on be eff h'rdbct reU
th s d- ek’d nr ry pe:cciyab'e Itard
jiuUcd -f ’ ij'hanJrVeh appia f
cd rc I a R efiaid To ey
Fye'e FCb 14 1 7pi
4 v
U"b tbe ruhfcrlber ill
1“ Woodfo'd Count v onfou'h I k ' 1
Kona dsikJtia): fills- a yei'-r Hd r
"biandd S-t-lock onibr nesi fbouder ard
thus )f'i3 hamif hit s ftar ill
bet forehead appmlrd ta£ 4-10
Th mis M'lure
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t
tVKENwtjthfhbiker$Ht&f '
f linkman kinif fit hi 'ttntraj
abz&t 4 ' fret 6 inches fyb 8 2
yean aid me brand hanging inane and
'fwittb iail eppraifed tn 5
PAUL HUFF
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ill by ihr fctifcrfbtr living
tie ir ( If Miutk ef Dickt rlrer in
M-'reer ceunty ) 1 SI tEX tb ut
l-'rff VfjrX tiS Id'll ed with a cop In
the rig- bit b:d jilt in the t dir
yide f t-'it Ut ear ui half ir t a- —
pitijtd i i m m
wiLUM basset
W A NT FD'
A ‘ aDANTITY of ' B-con
W lViiory Cuuirry miJe Sti
gar a J tuiueu at JOHN M VY
LVN’sbtre hext door to the
Buffaloui T a vein whi alfo buys
Militia D fcharges and has for Sale
a few Surveying lnffrumrnts made
bv - Brojamin RittcnhouCe Pocket
Cifes and Chains ' ' - w
lAxinglm Ftb 2 iit 1791
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F fubfrfthcr hasjieean Iwiffr
TWiiStf'rvdfor to'jDril G ce
Office ir Dan- ifTeaud beas leave
b irto'm Id's friends anH eoiuaintf
mee thar he irtends o acc ram da:f
ihNe who w'll itefe tj
hnnor h'n b heir c tnoany i in as
SRieeablea m nnn aspriDn'e
VWAtTsa E Sraosoi ?
BanviPC Feb Vj j 791-
' ft 'Sthb partnerlhip of DvveAfl
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