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A LIST OF IETTERS,


| Rem0iRiu r IN The Post Q!G1ce at IgnehbtJg
La. on The aoth September. 1894.
}-um anderson. ino. n Anderson, Mrs
| Mary Admins. Snml /. Allen, Illos !. Adams
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, Abncr Allen, Jno. \
mos
B-lcvi Ret :, James l.. Bullock, Ab'n
|" Eurfell, WIN. Bard, Rev. Moses bfock
Mteniah Burton, Alntl. Erown, jas. $. isishop
Tho. I. Buldiu, Nm. Bernard, Robert Blanks
duo. slack, saml rurl,s, ir
E--Ino, 1nrle, Josiah Carter, Jos. u. Co
vineton d Miss Anu :. Chiffon, Jordan Crea-
syi Robert H. Carter, AUtsi 4. thafin, Eeu.
hen Cox, Mrs. Nancy Clement, Mise taiha-
rine Colts shrldon y Church, Lewis Camp.
beli, Bennett Crawford, Clelk superior ourt
Ihancery
R-Dr. H. L. Davies ., Daniel Day, Achil.
les NJ Douglass, Df II l.. DaugeiGcid, Taudy
Dowull. Benlanin Dawson Fnltiek II dillon,
Miss Elizabeth ". Dafs, Mrs Mary L. Dah-
iel
E--Nimrod -. Edwards, Jacob Early, Mi
cheel EmnerH Elisha Ellison, George Eve,
6coro L, Embic, Mrs. jane Edwards.
F--Stokely I. Foster, Nelson freciand,
Benjamin Farmer Leroy Fear.
G-John Garrett, George GrAher, Francis
ooden, Garland Roy ,, Miss Suiph V Green.
Jatnes X. Cream, lohn ellis, Robert Gnrdnm,
Miss Charlotte Griffin, John II Goodwin,
Garland y freciund, llorntio Coil.
R-Joseph liorucr, john iiuekadny YIN.
ilulinsworh, Nm. ID. Hill, ID, s. D. Hoffman,
James ilnniss, Mrs. Bctscy Holmes, Re, ton
Harrison =, Alexander Mclloig Hepburn .,
Greed y. HALEY, Levi l.. Hays, james ilndcu
John Henderson.
J--Judhh Jenkins, Chns. l.. Jordan >, Wm
Johnston, Chas. johnson, Mrs. Ann jones ,,
Cato Johnson, Rev. Edmund johns, jacob
Irby, Peter q. joiner, Dudley Jones, Ives,
Lewis 60. june Jenkins.
C-John kild, Thomas Kinney
L--Ednard Lynch, John Lynch, Samuel
Lester, Jahcz lctlwich, II q. linberg >.
M-ihomes &, Millef >, ilrufy Mckinney,
Alexander Mcdonald, Grt@ee Markham, ko.
Mi,ums, Captain ianres Martin, Miss Lucy N.
Moore, Neil McClinchy, George Martin =,
Elizabeth Alnson, Ihonns hlooruan Jns.
+. MeCne, WHAT Mcgan, Tnonns ~ Alefia
Nv, -. Napier.
ward Price, Miss Fanny Plunkc,, Ro
Pollard ., Richard Perkins ,, Joseph Pcnde
lou, Booker Preston >, IynehbGrB Peace So
cictp.
n Bernard Thicker Henry Randolph, juo
hosser, NH Robinson, John Royalty, John
Eodlcr ,, Iinsley kueker, james Russell, ~.
Benjamin Robinson.
S--Kolieit scott, John Sierl, Beverly II.
Scult, Captain Euies Srtin, Don q. stokely,
William J shelton, Patrick Smith, Dr.. Jag,
saunders, ihomns smith, Robert Snead, VIM
Sydnor \ Co, John ". Sclenk
T-ChesIey Taylor, X. : 1ldon ., VIM.
Fucker >, Armstoad Iru-low ., John labb
Samuel 1ardy ,, James 'Iinsley, Mrs. Mary
lrigg, Samuel lay lor, Miss Polly II Turner,
Mrs. ilzebelh TrnsloW, David 1mtley.
John u. lIqniau ., Robert l., haneey,
Thomas iannotson.
II Isaac Wechnm, Henry Williamson, Jno
l. Noodsan, George Nyiord, Captain Elias
Wells, Samuel J.. Williamson =, 1hopns \.
Word, Alanson Winston ., Hugh Wier, Ward
a Atkisson >, jefferson Whitehead, john &
John J.. Nairons & 60. >.
JouN -, MuHhELL, =. NJ
October / 81, b |
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription,
NEW AMEBtCAN
biographical Dictionary
on
A REMEMhRANCER

oePaited Heroes, sages and Statesmen Of a
mt1ied.
To be confined exclusively To those who ST.
ialize themselves, in either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde.
neudenceoftheir country.
Second Edition Bitbanapptadjr containing
T1NilE Declaration by the Representatives vi
A the United Colonies oil North America,
acting forth the causes and necessitvol taking
up arms, July b, 17s5-lhe Petition by the
Representative OF the United Cplanies, 10 the
King oil Great Britain, July 3, l575--A proela-
tiasi of Congress iura day OF lasting, humilia-
tioaand prayer, March 10, l775--'ihe Deela-
ration OF independence, .luly J, I71G--and The
the Congtess OF Tie United States
of America, October so, 1873.
Also, the Constitution of the United State,
aud the Farewell Address Oh General WASH
To the People Of the United States, al
nouueing h;sintent,on OF retiring from public
service, Septcnihe, ,la96.
COMPILED BY TH0.H.jS J. RODGERS
% w are reduced to the altep natl,e uf choo
sing an uncor ditional submission To lie tylan-
ny OF ir,lated ministers, OF te=i-tancc by iol &C.
The latrl is our choice. We have cuuntrd the
cost this contest, and find nothing 50 dread
nj "a voluntary sla,ey. ilonor, Justice aud
humanity, forrid MS tamcly 10 sul ender that
eedom which we received from eur gallant
ance to.s, AMI which our innocent poste,ity
have ,Ighs torcceve from Us. We eaunot
endure the inIamy aud guilt oil resignung sue
cecdihg generationsto that w'etchedne,s which
inevitably awM them, il we base'y entail here.
itaiy bondage upon them.
.s The arms We have been compelled by ON
assume, we will, ia defiance nteveIy
hazard, with unaba'lng iinmness and pelscve,-
ance, employ Ion the p. e5crvailon oil our fbei-
fns--heig with one mind resolved to dieiree-
men uther than to live slave. - Dccioyajio.l
n Congress, setting .foi" TIE Necessity oft0htg
l1p armS-aJgiy q, I753
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u Mist ot A.ettecS,

Remaining IA lie Libtrfy Post Office on The
son day If .Stpieniber, 1894.
.3-Otcy Anderson, John Arthur, Nillinm
II. Anderson.
B-Natlmn Beeiiam, Mrs Navy n Bowlts,
James Bunch, Richard Booth
I-Gilhen Cram, " illinm Greasy. Bedford
Clerk, Jnbal Cuudin, Elizabeth Cooper Jas.
Crnmp.
D,fohn poplv Sarah Dont, Gro Doblx
col James 5. DiIlnq. Jgcob Dawson lro,,n
Davis. flames Dewnl,, Jane, 4 DarneIl2.
i-.Joseph Feather
G-Junes GRAY, senior, Levin Gibbs, lien
~ Glass, James H. Goadmen.
Pheasant Harvard. Joshua uslly, MIR,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.

Conducted by SAMUEE EMLdN, Jr. NJ
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.
asit7 eitieindicates, the Joufnalnon olier ed
TO the patronage oithe public, VIII he con .llict-
ed entirely on the principle of Selection The
ieahins tealuieo l he plan, moredistnictiy ennn
Grated. - To present. at stated intervals sort of
Synopsis oithe Foreign Magazine, journals,
and reviews, aPpropliatedto Meaic,ne aud rs
aindred Sciences
Ne one viii doubt theimpoftanee olthis de-
sign, who Is conNe,saht with the pefiodica
works OF Europe. As IS incident to such pub
lie tions, The matter which they contain is alto
Selhei oil a mixed nature, ard Of merits themo5t
unequal They are vast field, where go.ssiI,
wheat is too often chok edby useless or pc
cious ta'es, a,.d where it imports ms like the
prudent husbandma1, to reject the one, and
hoatd the Other. These publications ar,
moreover, at thus time 30 numerous, so costly
ana SO difficult TO he procured that really they
can only be consulted hy a laree majority of The
cultivatols ofseienceinthe Unitea States, thro
medium SOMEWHAT similar to the ore noesI
proposed. ltisthereiole meant TO ai1e an ex.
tract so copious oi their contents, not only To
exhibit The progress oithe Physical Sciences a
broad, bat To do away, ina great degree, the
necessity Off ccening to the Works thenseves.
The content olthe journal will be arranged
under The division of
/. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews,
). Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
l. LIT OF New Publications.
1 he work is publishe i'll numbers in janua-
~, April, July, and October, forming yearly
large volume.
This Journals continuation OF the Flee
ric ltepeItory, and was commenc edn January,
| S2l.
Padiished quorhr'g-P,ie, Four DoIorso yea
uyebie IN ddtnnce.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

FINDER the firm of BRADfUTE &
Z rOApkINS, viii establish, on the 10th
dav Gr this mouth, ~ .ibCIloN ND ~.
NERAL COMMISSION II SiNESS, III the
town nj I,nthbnrg. in the house now occu-
MED lsy hir John Robinson, at the upper cnd
of the town. ConsiSners u Goods are assur'
ed thpt every cNertion viii be used tor Their
interest, md The utmost pnnc;aai,ty observed
In rcmittances. We viii also attend To the
sale sl Kcal and Personal Estate III or near the
town. ON the customary terms ; and 10 the
shipping of country produce aud other ART
cIrs TO Richmond aud 10 the RECEIVING o'
Goods 10 be iorn arded 10 the west.
ARCHIBALD BRADFE IL.
QuAREEs TOMrkNS.
September
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~ 0tice--iia ID.

WILL be sold, on ihr PREMISE, ON -.
W aoth day Of Hoycmhcr " Il. .,s,,e.
CT LAND, be The same, NOR or 10 hi.
bad hes IN thr county bt .Aia>. s.nto Of
Virginia 81 Baeister.', - Wai,!f. Irfl,so'
'ibe areater pait u -a' 'ssei Is AL .saa IA.
beeco iand. \ imth ~ description IS Iacmpl
usr'ts', - u : '-sper,ed The purchaser will
view an" J'.dcc Tor himself FERNS made
SHOWN O., Ne day of sale, hni Viii lie hcrum-
mo''..,ne, sc. WA. +. ADAMS.
,,cluiIer 20. II ~
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r. }. RouLRs, Esq.
CONDITIONS.
EtuR

- Aud possession given tl.e irsi
fs ,.9t of January next, the WHITE
I,,,,ss,,.sffs HOUSE AND LOT ga MAJ"
In. street, al present occupied by Dr..
stevens Attached 10 this house IS hand
some Office, suitable. Tor professional or pri-
ya,c gentleman, aud so situated as 20 be =
para,e and distinc, from ',c family ora. ,menf
On this lot lhcfe :, y .stA esrden, an excel
'entweD OF water, good stables, &c:
CHS. l.. DiHRELL
/ Sept. %, Is 10
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Tie North American Review,

Was begun in SD, aud has since heen steadi2
y advancing in public estimation In Janue-
y, 1890, the cditorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of the University al Cambridge,
New-England \ nt,o series was then com.
meuced, with which il is convenient that SUBJ
seriptions should begin. Orders Tor my part
of the work will however be thenklully re-
ceived by +. Latell and by X Norris Henry,
who are interested,in the publication.
PsbtiShed qtGrtertg-Priee Fire DOYarS a
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Additional Supplies OF fall
GOODS.

ME- are pow opening IA very general
W assortment ot goods, ut very reduced
prices, viz
Plain aud fgd Bombaaeites, oil shades
Caroline stripes and Circassan flaids
aud I'D Mariao Bonibazecncs, n substan
tal article
Carlton silk Robes, new aud handsome
article
Splendid fix d black aud cold silks aud sat-
tins
Rich fg d black and white sattins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes and Grape Robes OF every dcscrips
Ton
Black aud VIE Grape I.cise, a fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flowers, " holcsale and otherwise
An assortment OF real London printed Ca
Iicoes, will great variety OF Other
goods, at prices well calculated 10 Ell
tract attention.
MekEE, ROBINSON < 90.
October ,. l. II
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Wool and W. N Rolls .

E}iS9' received, o bags wool rolls, Of sn-
y peiior qualify. and few bags - nioc
white wopi ". klchEE d J. &. MILAN.
salh. 10. y .
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.ANso-.A TRACT

in tic upper cad oil the same county, lying on
both sides oil Pedlar river, containing l2ue
arres, loo acres of which Is low grounds, and
a considerable portion ~ the balance hrst rate
tobacco land. There is on this land plan
tatiou sufficient To work % hands 10 adran-
tage, and tohaero plantation, may be
Considered equal 20 amy IN the county.
Also, tract in the county Of
Nclson containing about 1000 acres, about
200 acre Of y, i.ich i cleared aud in good or
der for cropping-ahoHt 4eo aures OF first rate
l6barco land 10 cnt--the balance lies well, and
is we'll covered ,ntimber. Either OF the above
tracts oi land will be sold advantageous
terms, by application 10 the subscriber, resi-
ding ia New Glasgow. amherst county.
county. DAVID D pAhbNHp'
|. August 20. Ne"
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American journal of Science and
Arts,
cnuA.c,r.. hu RrNIAAuS sIII1MAN- Pro

C0RdHcted by BENJAMIN SIEllhAN, Pro
fesSor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale COLLEGE.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an intery "a
of about three months, form aNonme.
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IWEMtN NNllArs NeWnrA

h DNAN Az from the subscriber on Sun
. day nisht, 2ad iut my mhn LODI
RICK, lie Is Il sleek black negro, Of about p
years oi age, long face tapering Ia the chin,
and slow both IA motion aud speaking Ills
height is about s feet or IL inches, broad
aern-t the shoulders though rather inclined
to b. slender in Lpdy and limbs. His dress
not exactly known, but il is supposed tlR, he
had ON roundabout coat, FAX and cotton
pantaloons, cotton shirt and small fur bat.
lie took Will him n white cotton aud linen
shirt, grey cashmere PanlaIoohs, shdjltbass,
lie. Ii. 4 u 1lnrL
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.tAVeYti9elnent.

yASHE subscriber wishes 10 sell TRACT
4 OF LAND in the upper end OF Amherst
county. within one m'ie vi Jrehts ferry, aud
about six miles above Lynehhnrg, containing
45o acIcs. This land is we'll adapted 10 the
culture of corn, wheat and tobacco. The
rInntstion is sufficient To work 10 hands 10
advantage. The land that Is To clear is good
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ENN. NNNY,

IL TIE HOUSE AND LOT on
ff r.. the hill, formerly occupied nN
~. Mrs Dnnningtnn. Any ft'S'"
easszllsssSs wishing to rent il WI npn,E, 10
The subscriber, ItNio pnS'''
November 2
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CASH fnr Wheat s..

yTuE anhs.rih.r will give Tie highest
i niatlet price tnr ~hrat
!. fATTES.
October - wSm IL
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WINTER GOODS.

The subscribers hire on haad and are re
cei,ing
10 hales Napt tollons
do blue Prnnlslonrs
do blue and mixed Plains
do Rose blankets from IA 10 i3 4
do London Dufil do
do Point do from %
to D point
| do Whitney do
do German and Scotch Ognahufgs
do limitation Russia Duck To ~ Of
which, the attention OF the planters
are respectfully invited rs they viii
be- sold low for cash.
w MCKEE & J, q. MEEM.
October q. Is
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The serds Of repentance are snwn IN
youth by pleasure, but the harvest Is reapt
ed in age by pain,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-06
,ne senate, "ios the relief cf Charles Cwynn Of
baltimore,' reported the same without amend.

the Senate, "ior the relief Of Charles z. wvnr 81
Baltimore" reported the same without Amend.
Inent. aihcnu-
Mr.. Rankin, from The committee - ,,,o,.
was referred a bill from the Senate, &C snnnIc-
mentary to an act 10 perfect certain lo,.nfinn.
ana sales OF the public lands in Missouri. y re-
ported the same, with resolution that il be 70.
Jccted by this House. twas referred tn a co,,,-
mittee ofthe whole. eo'i'-
MIR. Wright, from the committee to ,vbo,r
was referred Message of the President of tl,e
United States respecting the recession of cor
tain tracts OF land TO the United States. bv tI,e.
United Brethren, for propagating the Cosnel
anong tue heathen, reported billss prov;I;ro,
Tor the distribution of three several tracts of
iahdS III iuscarawas county, Ohio, and for o,ber
purposes" which was twre read. and co,n,o;,
ted. A so'''''he-
Ablll from the Senate, "confrmipr cer,.i,
acts VI James Miller, Governor of the terr;,or,,
oil Arkansas" was twice read and ordered IN !,
third reading Tomorrow. :
Il he bill from the Senate, ato alter tho ,;n,,,
o! holding the courts in the District of Colun-
oia' was twice read, and ordered to a thir,
reading. '"''u
The committee of the whole House. In xvb;c,
the bill 'for the relief of the administrators or
John Is. Mebane, of North Cardinal was rc-
ierred, was discharged from its consideration.
and the DILL was then ordered to be cprrossed
ior third reading tomorrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-06
PRESIDENTIAL.
TO the Edetor Of the " c. Hilis5oroue-h RI.

c01der. ~
LEAR SIR-A few days since had the Mica,
suIc vi conversation with a gentleman from
Massachusetts, Mr.. Thomas, we'll lnown j.,
tins state as distinguished mechanical oen;ns
ana a man OF considerable literature acauire-
ments. This gentleman, on whose yerac;tv
undoubted confidence may be placed. pivcs tbe
most favourable opinion of that eminent natr;rt
ana statesman, John @. Adams. In all the inn
portant duties Of husband, father and fr;en,,
says my informant, Mr. Adams ch,r,otor ~;
his native state, is no less bright and consn;cu-
GUS, IMAM as statesman and legislator. From
the earliest period of his political life continue.
nc, Mr. Adams has uniformly bore the name of
urn and lminoEeable republican, and of in
lS9rrup.ipielntegrty.an and irreproachable morals.
MT. Adams IS not only respected by the ,icb'
and opulcnt, but the humblest class ostbe cow
hiunity look to him as a never failing friehdin
times OF distress and indigence. Thus II an
pears, sir, that the character of Mr.. Adams. not
only In public, but also in the private walks of
me- Is highly commendable and praisewortly;
even ms bitterest enemies cannot point to a SOL
itary blemish in his character durina a lonr
and uninterrupted public life. All that thew
to urge against him is, that he is a north
ern man, and conclude from thence that Il NO
yer can be the policy of the southern states IN
exait him to the presidential chair We hone
SIT, that men who hold such sentiments will
have few disciples in this our boasted land ne
freedom, since they at once initiate eouaIIr
galnst The interest of every individual in The
nation. DO not such sentiments tend directly
to blast the mutual affections and interests NJ
the states of the union? Will they moi Tend
tnally to annihilate that noble character of
freedom which our ancestors have left and
IN the possession of which we have so long en-
Joyed the blessings of peace and uninterrupted
happiness! No man, sir, who values the bles
sings of freedom, Or who las any regard for the
prosperity OF the government of his country.
should for moment indulge such preposterons
IDEAS: Men who are opposed TO Mr. Adams
merely because he is northern man. arc of
that cunning, ambitious and unprincipie,l class
which our first excellent president, in his me-
morable farewell address TO the people of tho
United States, bids us to beware of Mr. Adams
conduct during. a public life of more than thir-
ty years, has evinced that the glory and happi.
ness of his country is his sole object, without
regard to local interests. And will that conn
try, IN whose service he has spent the prime of
his life, refuse to exut him TO that Office for
which he is SO eminently qualified Surely not.
n nation so famed for virtue and wisdom
and whose Offices are the rewards of merit in
whatever rank it may be found, will most Ger
tainly promote John Q. Adams in preference
to either OF his far inferior competitors
Respectfully, yours, sc.
!. TIC. S.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-06
Orange, N. G. March 10.
From the ~ y. National .adroeate of.Hu,ch e2.
JCHNSON'S CASE.


JCHNSON'S CASE.
report was circulated that Johnson had
poisoned HIMSELF, and thus cheated Justice out
OF her dues, and the gallo,ys of its victim Iii
not true When the Jury had convicted him
and he was returned to BriieweU the officers
searched his pockets, in order to discover who
thcr he had concealed poison, or any weapon
ey which he could deprye-himselfof life ssDo
| not believe me capable of doing such a thipe.n
SAID lie TO the officer. 81 shall die like a man.
and christian. 1t is hoped that this declaro.
,ion may be realised, for there is every reason
to believe that johnson is noordinary felon: cir
cunistances OF strong and pointed character
warrant the impression that he stands accounta-
bic for more murders than one or in other
words, that it has been his trade His conduct
and department throughout the trial and SEN
| tence, either betrayed the most STUPID and brr
tai apathy, or it WIS finale to a series of crimes
winch he had long forescen, and to meet which
he had prepared himself.
During the trial his wife was pres emf. repartI-
ng every thing that was passing. with Interest
| lout not anxiety. She at one time sbn0Iod
| through the crowd, and got seat n ext to the
par where he was placed. She was a stout.
coarse looking woman, with marks of bay;no
once been handsome, and of the ordinary class
| OF educated persons. a conversation took
pace between Johnson and bis wife, at infer
Vals winch was overheard by the officers. and
| would almost create doubt as to its truth If
tie facts had not been well established If
seems that - has small farm in Orange coun-
ty, on which his family now reside. During the.
| most intensely interesting part of the trial,
wherein the particulars ofthis foul deed were
detailed to the jury, and where, from The chest
| OF the unfortunate Murray, the bloody sheets
and pillow case, with his cloths, we're OCCASION
ally displayed, Johnson would look on to hear
the most important facts, and thon turn TO his
Wiic, and renew conversation broken by the
| proceedings of the trial, on the most ordinary
domestic topics, such as one would suppose TO
be most foreign tohis forIorn situation. --tTJov
| ola IS the mare" said lie to his wife. ssAbout
thirteen" She replied. '.You were a fool to-
give SO much for her" said johnson. esWbat
| have you done with the $50 | sent vousv ~I
laid 1T out for several Gings,n said the wife
johnson would then listen TO the evidence. and
! shake his head aud REUTER- at some part of il.
then turning 10 lis wife, and leaning over the
bar, he ssii "Whats become of the CID sowl;r
She answered. And he would occasionally ask
her questions about cbildren's shoes. sstof 70
forget such suit" ''to call on such a person;,
Tor such thing; in short, dialogue. sucb a.
you'd seem natural between innocent nersone
at freside, took place between johnson ana
his wife, and further conviction. kebaIe -
so 20 tae iarn, and not come back here or~ir.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-06

agreed 10. Mr.. Mills submitted an amend
ment, limiting the provisions Of the bill to ci,i-
zens oi the United States. This was also agreed
TO.
The bill was then reported to the Senate, as
amended. The amendments were agreed to-,
in Senate; and, on motion of Mr.. Tay Tor, OF Vir-
gina, the bin was laid on the table.
Agreeable to notice given yesterday, Mr..
Brown asked leave to introduce a bill ''.hang-
ing the terms of the Circuit and District
Courts of the United States, for the state of O.
hio, and ono of the terms OF the Circuit Court
for the state of kentucky" Leave was accor-
dinghy granted. The bill was read, aud passed
to a second reading.
The Senate then adjourned Ill! tomorrow.