Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

between Mr. Upshur and him. and the papers filed in
your once, suniciesy portray his charscter."These
."ngs nave been sand by TRENDS. To such
answcr-lSt. DR.. Hendree is carable of decciyinp
any created being-2dy. As am not in the habit OF
taking IN reproach against a neighbour and wish
not 10 De sled into temptation" never do read any
'hhg OF personal nature, knowing il 10 be sucl.-I
never did read line of the publications of Mr. Upshur
and Dr. llendree in my lie.-3ily. sudiousy avoid
forming an opinion upon the merits of any WHICH
may come before the chancellor. Consequently ne.
yer do read the papers any cause further than il be-
comes my official dutyIt is business To prepare the
causes for hearingtc chanceor's province TO decide
them The chancellor had expressed no Option upon
me merits OF any case, IN which Dr. lendree
cerned, when my engagements for him commenced
As the serpent. who beGuied first parents ssyas
more subtle than any beast Of the field SO is Dr. Hen
dree more arui and designing than any of the human
species.
mat being SO dangerous may not be permitted to
prowi ABOUT nike roaring hon seeking whom he NAV
devour the peaCe and safety of society would be PRO
'noed by hunting him ont of the civilzehword. This
cannot be more eectually DONE than by giving an ac
curae description of his person and his character. For
as me poison Ut the iaramed Upds is infused into
all VINO approach IT. SO whoever within the vortex
vi ms elluvia. Is sure TO deaf and dcsolation.
Da' JoHN tiENDREE is man of gentec figure and
handsome address;-of dark cadaverous complex ion
(aving appearance of blood in his face) and black
curlcd hair;-therc is small cavity between his upper
ioreeeh small black spot under one of his nosrils
and small hole above The upper lip. lie arreea-
Ole In his conversations and very spccous, that
pnlcss you knew his character YOU would believe
every thing he said, although he can fbricate and
cell fasehood in less time and with more apparent
sincerity than any honest man can tell tho truth
aoney is his IDOL and he has acquired immense sums
BY abusing the confidence rcposed in him-He IS SO
plausible that no would suspect him of sinister views
and yet 50 artful, that he does nothing without som,
deep design. When his plans are ripened and he is
ready to grasp the spos, the victim of his deuson can
then look back the first time. discover how per-
iecty all the subordinate parts had contributed 10 pro
mote the grand object of DIR. lendreeto gire him all
me money and leave others pay the debis-Thc only
way 10 escape his fangs, is, to hace nothing 10 do Nth
HIM.
man who, under the garb OF friendship Tor his near
counexIon, would induce tut COnerinn Ia comrn has
friend, in order to accumulate wealth for himself and
then run aI9a? with all the money, and leave them both
SUBJECT TO be laas,cd with Tie tar wonld not be too
good to Int cur piiai>ca vessels reman on land himself
receive all the plumber stained with the blood of his
own countymen, and keep the captain and crew be-
tween him and the cti!olos--Sueh man might Justly
be denoHinatcd hosts hun,ani generiS.
VIM w. HENING.
Richmond 2lSt Sept. 1926.
u The following documents form but small cart of
the evidence which ill he taken in the regular cnurse
OF the court, to establish my These were
furnished at my particular request.
w. w. II.