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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
COBBETT'S .N,EIH- FORK REGIS

We have not seen Copy Of this new
paper nor any part of it. except the Ad-
dress, we this day copy from the pages of
the Columbian.--We cannot, therefore,
speak positively of its contents or its plan
and, what we do say, must be taken witt.
many grains of allowance.
OF MIR. Cobbctt, as a Politician. no one
will say he has been consistent; nor does
he say it himself Indeed, one great aim of
the present Address. is to confess, as well
to explain, the causes of the revolution
which his opinions have undergone. The
Edinburgh Reviewers had long since re-
duced the fact to demonstration.
The great merit of a politician, howe
yer. is, not that he has been always con-
sistent-but is---Is he right nozv ? In this
respect. Mr. G. is wonderfully improved
No one in England seems to think more
clearly, in m my respects, because no one
thinks more boldly. He has dared to look
at the cnormities of the British Govern
ment, and to paint them as he sees them.
He perceives its distresses, and its corrup-
tons land points out the most effectual
cure for these abuses, next to complete
revolution, viz. a reform of the represen-
taton in parliament.--He strips too its
priviledged orders of all their tinsel and
paints the princes aud lords, as they really
are.--But to Mr.. Fox and MIR. Brougham,
he dossnot seem to give all the creGit
which IS their due.
Yet whatever have been, or are at this
time his opinions whether they have been
right always, or are right now, about the
general politics Of England he was the
fast friend Of America during the time of
her utmost need.--Whiie so many of her
degenerate sons deserted her cause, Cob
belt never ceased to defend her, to APP
plaud her heroism, and to admit her sue
cesses. For this service, we owe hiTn our
thanks.
He may indeed be Of less ssryice to MS at
this time, because, the war is past, and the
topics on which he touches will be les in
teresting to oursclves--but, it will slwaysle
ofsome service to see The machine of the
British Government ,rFectly dellneated in
Itself. & to have centncl upon the watch
tower to warn u, ofthe Vaccinations against
our country.
The utility Of the Register, too. will he
less than it might have been--as there are
not many persons in the country, who vii
give IS cents for No.--and other priniers
will be iuterdicted by his copy-rgft from
circulating his essays.
AS -yyisey, no one can Geay him creal
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A 7 the mill of the la,e Mera dth Chidrrs. ON
"a Wnterpcck Creek, in Chesterfield county,
G"rinery the prop r,y Of the ate l1r Francis
Eppes,) will be sold, at auction, on Saturday,
18th inst OF not far, on the Monday E,Ilowi gs!S
1t the weather shall be then unfa cradle, on
next succeeding fair day 81 p2ir Of the beet ~
iogne mid-stones, hye fset in diameter . sG;ts o.
boiling cloths aud rolling screen, with T. chests
and machinery, screws andever moist uoili-sro.es
balanee-irSns, s'edgs hammers and PEGS, S move
able mIi-ehess OF boxes, hoistin tubs q pair of
sc.ies and weiahts conn ete, urniGg r.acii.e
pack IN inaciAi sor Fiour, hoops f 90 Ill s;oncs
rattle staff ia mill, arge iron ioHps and cil-
seofs of the best ~rousht-irou for a n-si:f al
IN COED order, made Of the best inateriais snd on
The most improved plsns-A so, large ,-ater-wleeI.
and an inner or cog-whrel with the shaft well
made, with the best iron work aud srtie ors ali
quite rew, and all the works, machinery and rear
attached TO the grst arti manu- featuring mil with
can be taken down. will he sold. lso, 4 horses.
cows, 8 hogs, q beds and furniture enc loom. ono
press and on horse cart, and some 9th, articles
vi tie horses, one is brood mare, , colts, o.c $
the Other years old, aud one work-ilorsc Ii be-
ing Necessary to raise small sum If money IN th.
day Of sale, some Of the articles viii. be pui
up Tor cash, and credit of six Noths given en- the
residue, rs will be more explicitly declared On the
dav
Bond: with approved security will be rsouiet,.
bet're the property be delivered, to bear ill.,
terest from the date, If payment shall not b. pnnc
tuaily made.
MARY CHTLDERs, Executor
MAY S. s-;t
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JUDGE RANDOLPH.

The lively and anxious interest which the pnhlic
takes IN the tate OF ts gentleman, induces pub
iish the following note iron Dr. James jones, (his
Attending pl, stefan TO geritlems,, in this Ct,
which We believe rs the lat.st Intelligence the
subject
g. Monday, ST. March, 10 o'clock A. M---Symp-
toms little fattering; the whole, the cas- a
doubtful one the bail extracted yesterday iism the
sde opposite its entrance the greatest danger from
blood depostcd internally, suppos, in great guam
tiy. j. JONES"
There is mnch Diversity Of settlement about the
rencontre-Ar. Wells says, lit is understood, tina
he was led by various circumstances 10 appreLent
an attack-wiich induced him 10 fire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
nez, August Court of Hanover County at the Court,
House thecoff shall SELL public aucon for cash So
much Of oil The Lands aud Lots IN said County returned de-
hnqre Tor the orpaynent o. the from thcyesr 1884
until the present time will be- sufficient discharge the
nrrrafs Of taxes which shall then remain unpaid for those
years, ard ten per centum damages thereon together With
The taxes Of the present year. The uies will commence ON
tie fs' Dry Of the lnr aud continue from daT 10 DIV unt
thy shall b. completed The subscriber Is authorised 10 re-
eie 81 ,ch t,xs and danags ~ any time before the
W Clerks Oi.e Of the County, in pofsession Of the sub
'eF'r 81 ~ t Ohc % The Aaitor of Public Account
JOHN STARK, d. 5. fot JOHN KELLY, s. ~ G.
S1'ic ,. S-1rS-Os
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merit--Not 50 dense or elegant as Paincs
he has more simplicity, greater fertility OF
alnsion, and perhaps more command of
Common Sense. His thoughts are too
nu,h beaten out; but they are generally
presumed III new and pleasing point of
view.
On the whole. the Register will be of
use-but neither the tunes, nor the shape
which it assumes, viii permit it to be
OF as much use, or the writer of as much
weight, as they might otherwise have
beers
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NOTICF


vsNdAi by virtue ofa Deed of Trust executed by
Il William Short to he subscriber, to secure the
payment OF certain debt therein mentioned. "a
due to Folly Gery, BY him, and which sad Deed
was duly acknowledgment Chesterfield, at October
Court OF 1899, aud there corded shall on Wed.
nesdsy, the 10Th day Of The present month pro-
ceed, upon The prenies, TO sell, in the cnun,v of
chesterfield, for ready mohey. to the highest bid
der, at pubic auctinn much Of the residue OF 16g
ncres OF Tract of Land, lying in the county A.
oresaId, as may be sufficient to pay and satsfy the
residue OF the money, rernai ing due uDn the s.id
Trust, alter dedncti' from the said debt G777
and from the said Fr,ct II acres, heretofDr. s1ld
EdwardC May, towards satisfaction Of said ,eb-
The above Tract Is Oh same which wps sod opd
conveyed to the saii VIM. Short Nv Henry Raj
doph, as per Deed, bearing date the 9Th ,lav of De.
eember, 17q4
Bank Notes, as msde current tv Cbe.fs, febf
County Court, in pursuance to an Aet Of Asse,.,lv
in such case made AID provided viii he r.,reiyo.I -
ARCHIBALD FARMER, Tfnstee.
June S 1avlwS2qwt.s
HlY virtue Ola deed oftrust executed on a. 2II,,
dag 81 November 1879 Ly james WaIse. nf
AibeDarle cnuniy, viii b. saii, to tn hishes; ba
der, Tor cash, At James + Cockc's mill. oo Tnes.
day the 25tb inst. (f fair, If not the next la..f,
The following property, viz two negro worna., ., !.
negro boy, aud two grey mares, spre,i u ia tue a.
deed OF trust The shove property will b, so'el nv
the Trustees, or one ofthein, tor the Dur,.so I
satisfying balance due the late William Eob.,,s,n
OF Automatic, from lle sad Walker
TIE TRUSTEES.
ynne .. S-w3w
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ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
PORT OF RICHMOND VA.

PORT OF RICHMOND VA.
ENTERED,
May 3l.-Schr. John, Burk, city-Point Merchandise
Sioop Friendship, jerks, do; do.
Triton, Jackson, do; do.
Resolution, Robinson, Norfolk Salt
June l. Patty, Liinington, do. Slaves.
Dove. Smith, Philadelphia; BalIass.
Margaret Mathews, NewYork ; Aler
chaIldize.
intercourse Woodward, Cify.Point
Merchandise.
schr. Milicant, Young, Philadelphia Merchsn
dire.
Washington, Doughty; do. Lime.
Sea, Foxwei baltimore; Dry.Goods.
Six Sisters, Johnston, do do.
Speculation, Garrow, Norfolk salt.
Ciarissa, Pitt do. 4; DO
J. Hope, Middleton, cty-Point; Mcrehan-
Contract, Lewis. Thona,ton Lime.
Sloop Polly, fIsTmill, Plsiade pnia F.; Mercl,sn
die
Brig Seaman, yickery, Baldnore; Do
CLEARED.
May Ss.-Bris Jula & Mary, Baldwin, Bordeaux.
SiO0p AUrea, Pryor, New-YorL
scnr. Oniy Daughter, Stillwell, New. York.
Five Sisters, H0ibruok. PHILADELPHIA.
LADY 0f the Lake, ryI r. Baltimore.
20.-SlooP BrOisr, Mister, Petersburg.
Hudson Cory, New-Y0rk.
Hope Lswreisec, Norfolk.
Brig Olivia, Peters, Do.
June I.-Schr. eniy Daughter, Rillerun, Boston.
Little William, Oag-. DO.
Volunteer, Peterson Baltimore,
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MELANCHOLY EVENT.

Extract Of defer to se,stlcnan in ibis City, d.
ted williamsburg. Saturday Eve,4iMs, o.
clock.
81 have tale of horror to relate This moment
received the sad tdings OF the death OF Mr.. Boil
ling he went to the College Mill TO battle, AMI
attempted TO swim across the pond.-About fiiteen
yards from the shore, on the opposite side, has feet
became entangled in grass, which grew un-
der the water, and not being able to disengage him
self, was Immediately drowned You can form no
idea o,e gene al distress of the Students and the
Inhabitants, for the unmely emil of this truly anna
bic but unfortunate young With truth
may add, that all Williamsburg is in tears. He re-
manned under water two hours before lac eoul be
found, and thea he was SO completely tied 10y his
feet and arms that it was with difficulty three men
drew him out Of the grass. The President and all
the Professors greatly distressed, and exelaim-
ed The flower of William and Mary is gone l''
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A LIsr or LETTERS,

REMALyhING IN tie POST-OFFIcF.
IN the City Of Richmond, ora the s1ss Of
June. 1916.
.4-Whlam Aus;ir. Azor Abel, Thomas Al.
hnrr.ge, hewnicr tndersoHs Leroy Anderson,
kictd. Atkinson, Jed. Allen 2, Et. Anderson. r.
Ar sic.
E-Ch. Bennett, David Rs-rcit, Reuben proad.
as. job. y Blsr 3, Sami. Barrett. Joseph Brown.
Sainl. j. BasbY, RI Rates. Geo Z Bu.Ier, Aias
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CoNMUNIcArroN.

COMMUNICATION.
The death of LINSiRUs BoLLTSG, STUDENT Of
Dit6am = Harry College, and Son of l.. Boiling,
Esq. of buckingham, is announced by letters from
Williamsburg.
Ofthe worth and merits of this young man. il
would be difficult task to sDea, in exaggerated
praise knew him well and AZ a man, admired
him-as fellow-stndent, was attached to him-as
friend, loved hm.-Fo the bounties OF nature,
who had avished on his person and his heart her
richest and proudest lavours, were added the most
polished and elegant manners, heightened by hand
some Improvements, the fruits OF vigorous stndy and
ambitious cultivation--His stern integrity and uni
versai candour had made him the arbitrator of Will
liam s. Mary--To promote good order and pre-
serve friendly intercourse among his fellows. was
distinguished and truly noble principle il his ma
ture-So honestly Jealous and so impartily cor
rect. their differences often referred his de-
cision, from which there never an arpeal-I am
privileged to speak of this mark in his character to
It am indebted beyond the power of gratitude to
repay.
By his death the gay and polished circles of Will
iiamsburg have lost rich ornament--tbe students,
an excellent nonitor.-When relaxing from the ri
gour OF close study, he not To be found in the
brotheis of dissipation, in ihe and useless a
musements-He preferred either TO seek the com
pany of the fair, by whom for his chaste conversa-
ton, and gay and enchanting disposition, he was al
ways welconed-Or, with kindred souls to pass his
hours in cool aud rational recreston where friend
sip full exerts her richest powers and bestows de-
lights asd improvement, which no other society sf-
fords-Such was LrSSEUs BoLLINe-The define
alton is weak and simple-but correct-Ask stu
dent William & Mary College, who was LIxSsus
BOILING I You shall be answered, " Ny Friend''
Ask professor--aready you have heard them
say, The flower of William and Mary"
Mr.. Chfst2bier .an,Aony has been appointed b.
the Executive, Judge of the Circuit Court, in the
room Of Jadge Dabney, decd.
Mr.. Il Robinson having declined the appois-
ment of Clerk to the Federal Court, MIR. Richard
JefiI.s has received the Office.
CT Letter from the Upper Country-in our
next.
Exposition -Erposed-certainly on Saturday
and will be regularly continued until finished
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INDIAN WAR.

E:rfiacs Of Lesser from WGirenfon, M c. J
TO Citizen Of this biGce-Dated MAY 3O.l
1916.
letter has been received in tbs place, saying
tl,ats Vir .oiththe Creeks thought to be una
yoiliable-the Indians having seized some cattle with
the guard, and carried the whole o!f.-The letter
was dated near Fort (,aues"
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Lang looked for-C5me a. ias..

The Steam boat Po1chatIi yesterday arrived 3.
our whsr.es. aiters trip of 204 hours from Nor
iolk.-Scverai passengers came hei--who give the
nos, favorable accounts o' sr trin aud velocity. 1t
is well that size tried ia the gales vi last week
as the experiment has gwen greater Conscience
in her stability.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

NOTICE is hereby p,ye,. tat -
] next August Court Of Randolph. Comfy nc he ca,
HOUSE Thereof, shall s,ii,a, publ acctio ir cnsh
mneh o' az the land and Lots in thar. County r.turi
u,iinquens Tor me ronpal the tax of the int -
- ~ he suf e'tnt 70 cischsrgs the taxes vii
sh men remain unpaid Tor tat year .,d per cent,
ihe saes Viii cpanr1ce IN. hfst dsy OF The Court n
continue froin day to day until the, shall te cuirp @
ges NJ any time Before the Land shall he sId lsr OF
mquenees may b. ca IN the Clerks Office Of u cour
oi ruphS Accounts BENJ. HORNBECK s. Z. {
'Wtc D. s ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

y VI III Ii hereby gwen that a Iii
mkt August Cour, of Bntetaurt County, ~ The co,,
House trtn' we will SELL at public auction, fnr cash.
much OF all the Lands and Lots in tat County r,tur
deh9usn, Tor thc no'-aymept of OF las, yea
viii besuificiet discharge de arrears of x viii,
shall then REL cain unpaid FOR that year. and ALSO for ali a,
rears oil take, on Lads and Lots in SAIL County, SRA
'n remain unpaid from the year inclusive and ten
eeiitum dn images thereon together with the ,x of Il,
pres m, year. Thesalc viii conmerce the first day
the Court, anu continue from day day the, shaft
completed. The subscribers arr authorised TO receive -
such taxes and damag any time before the Land shal
Clerks Office of the County, in poss sson Of the sub,crii
Of III the Office Of Che Auditor Of Public Accounts
For DAVID SHANKS, S. y. c.
SAINT. WILSON and JAMES L. TURNER y. 6
JHve 5. 2zyS1,
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NOTICE is hereby g'yer, tibet II :
! Z next August Court Of Warwick Co,.nty M IN r..
House thereof, shall sl at pubic ascon for cob
much " q! ,ne Lands and Iots, in tiat County rr..r,I
hnqne't for the no'Np,ymsitof due "a, ron Ann -
year 1889 20 1913, inclusive will be sne;ent ~, d,t.
the arrears Of taxes which shall then reuain inai audi ~
per etntum DAMAGES thereon. The sic viii comm NC
'he hrsosy OF the Court, and cont from di 20 dawn,
ceive all such and damages a, any t;n: h ;,r H.
shall he Sold lis, OF henquencies may be seen IN n
ChrN, onse ofthe Cobiy npoS Ssiin at tlr. s,,,ri
o. III the C.iiee "a the hu TOR of Pibiic Accounts,
WILLIAM DIG GES, ). w. C.
Jttife p
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WARD ELECTION

WAfD ELECTIUN.
Z consequence of The inegibity Of Samuel C.
q Adams TO act rs Member of the Common
Council in Jefferson Ward, No I, an ELECTION
will he held on Saturday, the 20ll day OF June, A,
the Court-iiouse, 10 FIJI the thus occasicn-
ed. w D. WREN cs,,'f - n
Time s. I TIE
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NOTICE is hereby given, (

ATOTICE is hereby given, that
Y next August Court of Tazeweii coGntya n
House, shall Sl, ri pahc auction. for cash, 70, y
all the Lands and Lots. l., this County returned Il
for tie norpayment Of the the last ycas' AS
sufficient discharge tie arrears OF taxes Which s''ail
main unpaid, and ten per ccntcm damages thereon.
er with the taxes Of the prs cnt year. The sales WI
the first da of the Court. and conunuv fr
to di;y untii they s all h. completed. SIN authorize
ceive all such and damas, an, h for III
shall y. SOLD A iist ofd.linquenci,s ma, h.
Clerks OF g ofth County, in possession OF the SUB
"a ia, Che 6.>e Of tic Auditor 81 Puhiic Acco.u,s.
ALEXANDER WARD, -. s
For DAVID WARD, =. =
MOTTO = farther eiyeis. that at the August
of Ta7c~ Ill County, the Court shall sell !
lie acctio H. FOR cash. much Of all the Lans and
this ~ rcturned delinquent for the noi-,a,,,nt
taxes, will he sufficient To- discharge the arrears al
hch sli all ,cN remain rpaii agreeable TN A. 81
returns, (ael to the year 17a2 perhaps oi,lcr) >
per cent IN oainsrcs thtrsun he SALES IN eoins
cont inue, as IN IT., f's, nm a,ticri. n r
such taxes and damages any tiIre before III, Isnd !,
Sold list deli, quiiciss ny, j. ii. ros !,
ALENA NDfR WARD N q
For DAVID WAND. S. 4. {
JniS y W 2 ~ ~
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWAilD

EAT1LL be given for the apprehension a,d soce.
w ring ola Negro Nan, named MOS IS. b
longng to the estate Of john ST john. dec 80 ii -
The all Moses was raised in C6ostui M con,
with Burwell Lesscts, is about twenty Eve vesrs Il
age, well made, efdark complexion, formerly sd
to Mr.. Wiiliam Fueber, who r. soil the s,,il T..
low 70 Mr. ST. john. The little finger orii rislt
hand has been byken and soar Uadlr H.. l,ft r,e
has been much in tlie habit Of wesriey sho,.r
jacket, ard has frequently passed der nc maze OF
isasc Jacksoa-and been lately seen o. beard If a
vessel at Rockets.
The above reward viii be paid m apsrrhcndno
AID securing said Moses, OF due iulormsii Given y.
OF Obi, Cit,. .Iuns SIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
TEN FISHERMEN CAPTURED.

Two fishing vessels from the Bay of
Fundy arrived at Newcastle Yesterday,
and informed us that while fishing about
three leagues from land vessels belonging
to that place and to Kittery, were cap
tured by the barges of British gun brig,
and sent into st. Johnds, Newfoundland, for
adjudication. We understand that one
of the vessels arrived made her escape
during the capture, and that the other had
her papers endorsed by the gun-brig pre-
vious to anchoring on that ground.
p. S. One of the captured vessels has
arrived here this morning and states that
after being detained from Thursday to
Monday they were released, and warned
against fishing there in future.
In the Journal Of Paris of the 9th A.
pril, we found the following article:
" Mr.. HYDE de Melville, Minister PIE
nipoteHtiary of France for the u. States,
will leave Paris to-day for Brest, where
be willembark on board the frigatc Fury
dice"
The same paper observes that the Steam
Boat Eliza left Paris on the 18th of April,
and arrived at RoueD a distance Of 100
leagues, in 81 hours, ten hours of which
her machinery was stopped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

THE ANNEXED LIST of TOBACCO
rs been remsaing tor several years, in the
= q Ware.Hou1e occupied By rs, and known by
The name Of Philpots' or Whitock's Warehouse,
and willbe sold 20 the highest bidder on Monday,
the lOih inst. Y not claimed by the owners * ex-
pences paid before tha, time
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ESN III CWy Poiaf--for LIUs1EooI-

.kaM III cry Potnf-for LiUefIooL
.ssssssess The Bri'i,h Ship RICHARD. Cs,,s,.
TOMpkNS, bOrtlen 349 Tons--,nly : go,
old, and stands A. No !, at loyd's she is co,r,r.
al and copper-iastened s.ils Fast and well 60,
seont $50 iihds One hall Of her cargo being eresr
gcJ, The remainder will be tAkcn the mot o.
cormoiating terms.
Apply to William Robertson * co. refe-.f,,,
or 10 BRIDf,FS 4 r,enrx~.s~,. %
June 5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-17

G vision. But coUid nave wished, t,Iat not oTi,
he citizens of Massachusetts, 5ut Of the ShoIe
Union, had been present, and listened to the voice
OF this great and good man, ghen, n his rerors,
ton, he adnonisis,l both the National and : ate
authorities not 20 engage IN conf CT which
night ultimately involve both in one common
| ruin" The taper Of iud cial discord might no.
come the torch Of civil war and though the breath
OF Judge might extngush the Srst, the " sdorn
OF the Statesman ard The valor of the Solder.
oonld not quench the lattero-He larnenie,I thar
The Courts Of 80 patriotic State rs yrg ma. had
den Ell The complete and exclusive dominion ~
The National Government over The whole surf,ce
OF the Indicative pnwer granted by the people to
that gOveTnment--" join OR DIE" was he o,o-,l
when We were represented a dsiof1ted SER
Pent, OF which Virginia was the head From that
head sprung our Immortal Chef" armed with
the Sgis OF wisdom.-But that great MN. ana
those who advised him, impFcvidently assent-d
TO law, (ihe Judiciary Act which - neither
constItutionally nor politically adapted 20 enforce
l"= powers Of the National Courts IN an AMIGA
bic and pacific manner. I have never E.ar ed that
Ihis Government was too strong have always
feared that it was not strong enough Ihaye lonor
inclined to the belief that the centrifuoaI { e
was greater than the centripeisi-The Il. ,oer;s
not that We shall fall into the sun, bur thar ,v
may ny OFT in eccentric orbits, and never retur,,
10 our periheLon But though I will strupe re to
80 ., ''"i'ai powers OF tile Ma
u hat Government, iwill not strain nd br ak he
constIiutIon Itself, IN order 90 assert them therc
IS CANCER too on that sIde--The Poet desc-,ba.
the iempe ct Fame as situated on n rnnunt,in
covered with ice-The palaces Of power are ON
The same fral foundation the foot of advert,,-
rou' arb ton often slips IN the ascent a,d SOM e.
INES, the volcano bursts, AMI mandates With its
. ava tue surrounding couniry.-But I fear not
VIA. uiis Court, will be wanting in,the frmness
WHICH becomes rs station and lf Il believe that
II nay constitutionally and legally exert IT, cow
ers upon The Sts'e courts in this form. (which =
%hat d=ny) II will not regard consequences m
me exercise ofits duty-I. will say, W n another
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