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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-23

~ tnAScgap, asaeesrtl sa iOe ps;ave fsWena ,sss.
4 y ly(y the teth. tseA -.
Arthur Jones and sally his vile, fesmest ss.iy Baker WI.
han nsksr, Calsh bs,, Apaca.e Bakvs tl.osns H. va'
ses aaa A@ssssa hs w,is efslsy sa~sica bakt So's
AgaAa
Jotn Vtarnw oN aud Susanna III. win, Robert 1stenwo
AMI Patsy hs wc. Ca,hetne erdfics, en-; Zach u, sp
NMhassrl sisch John udch, William uvtsvr. Jytrh Lar
tatvf aAd kvvy his Mite, late tWe> lerp, SAfnhr ifcl,
and Lucy " tlcYd, eAiidea Etsash lived, ermsth y
taeeth ltu,cn, heirs and vs Luty .cr dive,
Aenes esken " H. Werhan, JAMES Msdsen erd William II,
VeNaAlv pcits.
This day esac the eempinas,, Nv ,hr, counsel aud nlvs
then NH wasssnren 4.efss Mug isrpc.n,sl guardian fer
ne desalaot Whus uadson Ssrah Y. khca ani Lucy II.
fiee ,n,sr uad.s ,As age ~t iysaA Cor the special rsr
crse d.t.nunS shr Interest Ia th suit and the defendants
Naaauisl Hucn, Josiah Lancaster and Lu-y his we aud
snsr basv Se hav'ns entered their arpesean,s and sa
seevsy atvofhas loan act cf the 0sneta Aca, tho
tuits ct this ecutt and et,ig the .astacn of the
cestt shstcS asv not sbs efih The nntcn ot
The eomrssasan by evNn,ci, vesed that the said aa
tss.~n Nathaniel sec@ Josiah Lancaster s Lucy HI.
wie ami abact Baker DO appear here Ht.t s, OF
tcher c neAt, aud answer he hin and hata
ecry OF this eef be forthwith In son.e ec of The
pate newsppsss pssc IN The city vi Rlchmo,- COT tss
msn,ss ss alss pc',e 4 The cut cor ei, The
courthouse vt tais ccsnty, a Copy, T-,se
Jas, ". ss--waw h. Y. WONSNAN. n c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-23

a British Captain 1--WE spare his name,l was
walking the other day, ia company with ,ae Mar
q,,is of Aagiesca, down picat,illy, when he was
accos,el by fellow haifsoiiicr, half beggor, with
mos, rev-rentiai military salute; "tiod bless
your honor. said the man, whose accent betrayed
him to be Irish, and long life to you" tiow
DO YOU know me, said the Captain Is it how
do know your honor, responded PATTI Good right,
sure, have 10 know The man who had saved my
life in battle" The Captain, highly gra,ifed a,
this tribute 10 his valor in sach hearing, slid half
crown into his hand, aud asked him whens God
bless yo9r honor, aud long life 70 you, said the
grateful veteran; sure it was at New Orleans, when
seeing your honor ran away hard as your legs
would carry you, from the Yankees, followed
your lead, and ran after YOU out OF the way; where
by, under God, saved my life. Oh, good luck
10 your honor, will never forget you."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-23

The article in our last No. from the Alexandria
Herald was published by request of The Author
1t seems but equal justice thai we should give
the following an insertion, although not requested
to DO 90 Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-23

NIRGINIA Al Rules, holden in the Clerk, cisre OF Tho
saperior cc.rf Of Caaaesry for the Rithwoud District
the iih day 1T july, 1895,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30

rense5 particular observance VI the yu.
bries ui tl'eehurcl; they requested tie Bisl4nn
Ia address Circular latter 10 the different Ia
ishesotthe Diocees upon.lIe subject of raising
salary fer the support nf an assistant Min
'sier IN Tire bishhp-lhrv received a lrlier
from the Managers OF lie Colonization Sol
ETY. requesting ticin 10 recommend TO the
congregations nndcr the rpre Of this Ctaven.
non n MAXI collections in behalf oftlr Cnlu.
nt1htlon society, 20 be takeu up on the 18th OF
July, or the Sabbath immediate preceding or
succeeding that day" The Convention ne
rordingly came 10 the Resolution, thui they
had "wiinessed with the peepcsi emotions of
gratitude to Cod, the degree Of success with
which II has pleased him 10 bless the eiforis'
o! that Society; that they observe with nlras
are an increasing interest in its prosperity
very where manifested throughout this Union.
and particularly in the proee edinps ef the las,
Legislature Of this state" they therefore re
commend continued aud in creasinp r1rrtipp.
in lis favor 10 the charitable and patriotic in
his diocess"; aud TINT collections be made
in the respective churches, in pursuance of
the request OF the Colonizalion Societv.-
Messrs. Wilmer, Norris. Dunn of the Clergy :;
and Me>srs Bashrod, Washington, Edmund
Lee and George Taylor, of The laiiy, were e
lected the Standing committee for the ensuing
year:--And Messrs. Wilmer, Meade, Hatch,
aud Mcguire OF Inc clergy, aud Messrs {.
Berkeley, W. Mayo, I. Nelson, and James NJ.
Garnet OF the Laity, We're elected the Dele
gates 10 the next Gcneral Episcopal Conven
ton.
The Convention adjourned 10 meet In the
town of Lynchburg on the Ord Thursday in
May next.
On tue Sabbath, four gentlemen received
the ordination Of Priests, aud ono of Deseon--
viz rs Priests, the Rev. Nicholas II. cobbs,
Alexander Jones, Franklin &. Smith, Charles
II. Puge--aud the Rev. John MGuirr, DRAGON.
Euguirtr.
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cbNMUNICATED'
THE, LYNCHBURG MAIL.

Il is with much dlSpleasure that We see
tie Post Office Department attacked win
so much warmth, aud abused with 81 lIllle
decency and reason. zone from fhe East"
and "Viator," his coadjptor, deem 1t ne
cessary 10 the cause Of justice to come be
fore the public and denounce the late
change in the mil routes &c. as neon
yenieut To the country generally, aud eH
traragant and Idle in the depai tmcnt.-.-
With what srmblnpce Of reason they urge
lheir remarks, they know better iban "r,
for we rs yet have not been so lucky rs 10
end ihem--but with what feelings aud mo
tiyes no one can he ignorant. One from
the East" who, by the by, is east Of Nash
vile, but west nf Washington, is ANNA
ted by some of the feelings which excite
The people on the Cartcrs,ile route, aud 10
disappointed s. mortified, that Carters'illf
New Canton, and Buckingham court house,
are deprived Of The eOniempthle advanta
ges which resulted 10 them, from the few
passengers who could be persuaded 10
take thai route from Richmond TO Lynch
burg, not from aoy public feeling, not from
any cause Of complaint foi want Of fegula
rity or prJmp!.tude in the mail contractors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30

The present attaneenasni 10 nf Lie highest
Importance 10 f.ynrfhurp, and u Hn INJURY
To- thpse places from which the complaints
are loudest We here receive our news one
day earcr--thcy, IL not rsflief, al least
moi laier. We are interested IN he esIfedi
tiaus Transmission 81 the mail IL gttafes
tent, ihrj 10 avery small une--i-I nehhhfg
4 srrnnd In commercial importance 10 80
place IN ihr state but IGchmond--ihry,
.se.pf kcw anton, ri ~ coumcteial i'm
pottauer al all Uuaer The fofmrr arrange
meat, pisces loo miles west # rs feeel,e
lheir eastern news set,nrf lhaD ~ d. -
Und.r the present, we t.eeh" he ntailg ~
snou as olf.r places ol the sante dAianrr
from the capital Lyn,hbwg pays IL lie
Pest Office Department about 5000 per
,nnun-- Buckingham c"uii house, NV
taoton aud Caitrts, lllr, pay ~ all abom
500, no, mufe Than 500. Why thtn are
their claims III b. preferred la ours l. u
hreausr few persons dishieeted towards
the general government, aud d' tcfninedi
right ~ wrong 10 opppse lis measures,
have h,i,hed thtif abuses lndiseri
minated, upon all lhe measures oi the
Post Office Department j. II heeapse
the stage coach has caulrd the mail Tor
twenty years sang The Buckingham fnute,
thai therefore, ii should carry 1t twenty
years Hunger 10 the prejudice ri thai poru
lation. most int, rested IN the mals~- or Is It
because leM parsons IN that route MI
lpse u penny perhaps year, by the ln-s OF
passengers We care Informed HAT 10 pas
srnger would go thai route, breause al lie
distance, If he could avoid tive cann't
see what claim they have "hiei, can induce
The Postmaster General Ia rhaoge the
mails. Because We wire Silent VIVA" Que
from the East, and ~ iator' published their
raSlngs, II could not With any prorfiis he
presumed that Lynchburs mas indifferent
"r III. subject We peiii'oord for chang,
and therefore concluded that we had sulil
cientiy expressed our feelings, and seeond
", could uoi for moment belie,e that
such publications would lave been noticed
In conclusion, for the Qualification OF The
contractor, il viii b. satisfactorily proved
10 the department lint the greatest care
and attention has been taken by hun III the
transmission Of the mail on the Bneklng
ham route. ONE IN THE WEST
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
GENERAL Ia fAYETTE.

We are sorry 10 have 10 inform our readers
that the good General has sustained, by an
accident, a very serious los, of property, but
happily without personal injury. The acct
dent IS described in the following obliEing let
ter, Which We received by the mil:
P2si eHcc, HheeliHg, l9H Nav
GrarLrmEE: Believing YOU 10 feel interest
ed in the welfare e the Nations Guest. - |
hasten TO inform YOU OF serious misfortune
which betel him on his passage from Nashville
to Louisville. The Steamboat Mechanic,
which had been chartered TO convey him TO
Nashville, and thence to Louisville, ran OH a
snag, about $50 miles below Louisville, and
ynjik IN a fen minutes The General and all
The passengers got safe 10 shore; but, | am
sorry to inturm you that, his carriage baggage
and papers, us we'll as that OF the other pas
sengers, were lost, with the exception of five
trunks. The steamboat Paragon. with full
freight for Orleans, passing down shortly after
the accident, WAS hailed by her owner, Alr.
Nelson, of Louisville, who happened TO be a
passenger in the Mechanic, when She struck.
The Paragon rounded To, and brought the
General and all the passengers 10 louisville,
where he arrived safe, on the lth INST
BY the arrival this morning, OF the steam
boat General Pike. in three days from Cincin
natti, information was obtaincd that the Gen
had left Louisville Ia visit Frankfort, Lening
ton, &c. and is expected TO be in Cincinnati
his day (9uI.) He intends coming to this
place by water, where we expect him on
Tuesday or Wednesday next,
In haste, respectfully yours,
RICHARD MCCLURE.
Messrs Gales & Scaton,
Editors National KteHigtneer.
The loss of his papers, apprehcnd, the
General will seriously feel We hope il will
be the last loss he viii sustain while on our
shores. Na{. Int
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
IIII, STORM.

CnAKLorrEsvILLE, Va. May 2I.-Whilc
our pai er was in press, we have witnessed
the most severe hail storm that We remem
her ever To have seen. The PARTICLES were
unusually large, measuring frnmtno t"three
and four inches IN circumference. We fear
mech injury has been sustained Ivy orr
friends the farmers. The present is q cri
sis with the growers of tubac.o and grain.
Many windows are broken.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
SUICIDE

Mr. John Lewis Cooke, Of PoNhatnn,
put hu end To his existence on Saturday
last, by dIscharglng TIM contents Vt loadcd
gun into hi, temples. Ne srtins to hate
contemplated the act some time previous
to lis commission. Having gone out TWO
or three times niIh hunting party, h., ON
arriving at n certain spot, requested his
companions 10 proceed whilst he would
wait and shoot u squirrel, which he pr.ttn
ded WAS in an adjolning trre--but fearing
the result, they always refused 10 leave hin,
On 3aiuI day, having Dor owed II shot g,u,
and fixed new dot with great cafe, he
went out with II small boy, aud, arriving at
the same place, requested him to 10 on,
sAS ing With The same excuse, that he ~ ould
walt lor the squucl, The boy not GEARING
any thing, proceeded, aud soon heard the
report Ola guile went hume 10 the court
| house aud upon enquiry from The family
told where he had lett Nr. Cookie They,
being hldl ned, INN, dhrIy repaired Ia the
spot, where they found l,inI d, ad--ll. had
pltcedthc mu1zic Of the gun Oh hlStrniples,
where he held II with his thumb and Two
fingers nhllol he fixed aud fed ii with the
other hand. He had dressed himself WITH
great care and neatoeas ~ llal day. II II
SELDOM that we announce any occurrence
with 81 much regret rs We do the dentll of
Mr.. Cooke. The character, standing and
prospects of thus young genll,n,nu, We're
such that his lragical end exriles the sym
pnthy Of all classes vi society. The feelings
which prompted him 10 Commit the tfngl-
cal act winch terminated liis ,Xlstebtc
(hUweser ahhorrent 10 our nature tire ret
of sell dest,ueilou,l would induce US TO
forget the crime aud admire the nagnanl.
mny oi The victim "A success only equidlrd
By his mgri4s rev 10 his professional
rKcrtlons and the confidence md good
npolnn OF Ill who knew hun, promised to
Inn Il lie 81 usefulness and haHor. But all
las prospects were suddenly bllshted. He
,ndulg, Il for once Ia dissipation, which
dlsofdefcd his mind and made him mani
aC. lie strayed off nom home, was found
by sone itlend aud sui back 10 his fathers
house, whcre with an ulimise care he Was
chained and treated like a madman.--
Coming to his mind---Gnding hims,lf CHAIN.
ed like Il brute; his nice feelings we've slang
To the quitk. Mortified aud drgraded, he
dreaded To meet the society lie had 0rna
mcntcd, aud determined 10 destroy himself
one Of US saw him the day before he
committed the deed, when ~ long con
ycrsallon he seemed intelligent, calm and
temperate, both IN habit aud nind. Snci-
rty must always tensnre, and all laws,
bolh human aud divine, ibid the drslrnc-
ton Of lhat life which IS infused into and
taken away from us b, an overriding hand,
Tor the "Iscst aud brst 81 purposes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
ToMe Editors ofMs Ennnirer.


Thinking it would BIZ interesting to you,
and most OF your readers, il is with plea
sur. inform you that our University is
now in still more nourishug condition.
Mr.. Tucker commenced his lectures a few
days since. All the PIofessorships are now
supplied, with the exception of that of
Law, which vacancy is expected to he fill
ed the commencement of the next nunth.
BY yesterdays stage six young n1cn from
Yale College arrived with the intention Of
joining the University, which addition in
crcases our number Ia eighty fire. ar.
Jefferson, ourb Brightest star, Issery i'll. THIS
morning our Professor Doctor Ia lgIinson
WAS sent for to see him, and has not yet re
turned.
am. gentlemen, yours Respectfully.
a Student fhe Unirersiy Of Ed.
University of Virsi ia, 9TH May 1928.
o. ". are happy To understand from
subsequent accounts thai Mr.. Jefferson is
mach bctter-ia 40 danger. Editors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
ron THE yIRdIrlAS.

The fate of the convention bill before the
senate of Virginia justly excited the lndiS
nation of the people. All parties con'en
tioni-ts and ant, conyrhtionists, look upon
the proceedings of the thirteen senators as
an understandable and alarming usufpatIon
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
UrJSrOpAI, CONVENTION.

- . il W Al w ~ - 49,
McuGosp, May oi--tne annual conven
Hon Vi the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
llrgnia assembled in the MOhiumentai
'.HuIch IN Ibis City on Thursday last, aud nj
lonHcd un Saturday 1t was opencd with
aFIuc service by tie Right Rev Bishop Moore
ahd sermon by the Rev. Oliver Norris
lhe Bishop took the Chair rs President Of
The Convention. Twenty three Cleisymen,
exclusive fthe Bishop and twenty SIX AZ
Deputies aitendtd--The Bishop delivered his
PASTORAL Address (Which will appear IN oer
heN lin the afternoon OF Wednesday,, TIE
sff'ice was read at Richmond Hi Church py
Ihe Rev. Sylvester Nash and u sermon ny
we tev. Frederick ~ liatrh.---On FRIDAY the
Convention was opened with divine service
sy the Rev. Franklin q. Smith, and sermon
:! thr Rev. Daniel stephens. In the alteI-
moon Sermon al Richmond TIL, by the Key.
onward {, Mcguire; and al night, III the Mon
"henta church sermon hy the itrT. Nicho-
us H. Co'ihs Saturday the Cohycptton was
'fened with divine service by the Rev. Sy'-
,tslcr Nash, and sermon by the Rev. VIZ,
Meadc.--ln the afternoon sermon at Ittcb-
,,ehd Hill by Mr. Nash and nj night ~ tie
muhfumental Church by Mr.. Sueh-Oh
sunday sermon in the Monumental Church,
~, ~, the Rev. Vim. II. Wilmer; g. nj Richmond
mn ny the Rev. Frederick ". Heteh.-And
night the Bishop delivered IN the monr-
mental Church the (arweil Address TO tue
Ministers.
:, 'HriolS Resolutions were adopted during
we course ofthe Conventions In compliance
""b the Bishops suggestions, they recon-.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
TIL. CREEKS.

The last mail furnishes us with some
further particulars respecting The recent
tran ACTIONS in the Creek nation. The
Greeks say they war mol against the whites,
but those Of their oan natlon who have
sacrificed its interests, aud made "A Treaty
" hich nnc-tenths of IL are opposed 10. II
is whispered tllat they were stirred up 10
their late acls of barbariIy by Cot John
Crowd, our Indian agent, aud his brother
Henry, though as yet this Is only partially
confirmed The Creeks declare that they
~ i'll ne.eI abandon the baud Of their fore
fIthrrs-and HAL they will make no resis
lance ii the whites come 10 eniotce The late
treaty but will 20 TO the corner Of their
fences, there die-aud manure the bonu
darlrs of their territory with their bo6cs.
We shall in our next give at lengih furlhcr
interesting particulars.
-."s@s"-
At a meeting 81 citizens in The county oi
jefferson, Mcssrg Daniel Morgan, Carver
" Ills, BraAiOn Davenport aud George w.
Humphreys were appointed Delegates 10
the Siaunton Convention.
Alta meeting Of a number of the ciii
2rns Of Harrison county, Messrs. james
pindall, Joseph Johnson, Edwin S. Dun
can, l.. Il. Jaekson, j, ". GoG and john J.
Allen were appointed Delegates.
-9le-
o. We publish very interesting arti
Gle To day DESCRIPTIVE of "a newly explored
cave in Shenandoah county, Va We
make particular inenilon Of it that il may
no. escape the attention Of the curious.
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LATE ARRTTAI.a.
Summer Goods.

We have h.en receiving, in nddfion 10 our
former stock
Cd pa SUPER ants common Gffliff5es, Prints.
lyreaH Families, &c, man, ,efy heaniifBl
- pieces hiack figured Oios dc Naples, com
posing aver el.gan, nssosiment Vi neh
hguns,
% ditto iignrcd swiss md B,,ol Maslin.,
vi ditto sse aud i Jaekonei DO benniifnl
style,
Cd aud ~ cambfics, from CON TO surerGne
8 dozen Isaiher Pans
, ditto Gaazo Wells
: bescs ehu.c Kil,hons, nv style
A la, rich worked lnteftnrs
a lot fnnelnn aud Ioilrl ffiGRe
4 tnw beii,ar Lefharh tiids
= general nss0rtment Vi Lnion Natures
kpgnIAs
Angola Cnssineres
French Gnsafmeras
BehN erieohs
nlaek citfassian nnd Trench DomInzoen
Luz anl irlioN aanLecn
Satin siiipe lIuteniise
White mud sooufed MHscillts
Toilenrtl, Nnlrne j.. mud bhsk SIX Yestings
Brown Linen md DfafheJas
Linen aud CuIan Dr,lliag coloufcd l. white
Grnndr rells biih toiion Cashmere
Blue, Olive and Glaf,t Cloths
Super drab, hlr hlneh aod miSj cossinrres
. & Jaeon.i and inch Les snliucend Italian
CrAkhis
Genllrmen's lIiteni, silk, AID Wood.loek
GLOVES
q eases dbl white nbd llsea flnis.
800 doscn Mock Shel Toilet, Hedding and
Ivors tpmlis
4 bates > ! numeiie Plaids
! ease 4 / lmitation Carolina riaIds, hieh
culUfs
g bales 3 !, and 4 4 shIrtines and sl.es,ins.
| do Z super Bed lick
do 1 ! indigo Checks
2o pieces Al super Apron 40
bates German Tieklcnbhrg
do Seatch Osnaharre
d franks blnei md white frnneln, black Mo
r..n,., Md L nniIlur GI,1,un
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
EAL1t1nRr My 90.

THE BOAT RACE, adtcrtised to
take place yesterday betw' en The General
J1ckson, New York boat, and the Presi
dent, Il boat built in this city, for wager
OF 81 oo0, MAS performed yesterday after
noon in the presence ofa large concourse
of spectators. TIE boats started from
MILESTONE Poini al Use O'Clock, each man
ned with four oarsmtn and steersman, 81
came UP in handsome sly ie 20 the place in
ih- BASIN, designated for the termination of
the race. The President cane ont about
100 hundred yardsa head, having perform
ed the distance. estimated 10 be Il mile and
u quarter, in nnc minutes. She WAS built
by Capain a. Cuunius Of FeiFs Point
Tor Captain Guaruego. .lotd'can.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30

Nrw Yonx, May o3.--Tbc Columbian fri
gate t1srzr1LA, Capt. Navarro, arrived be
low on Saturday, in 80 days from carthagcna
Passenger, Dr. Francisco Lopez, bearer OF
ircatc 81 commerce and an arrangement Tor
tie siI.prcssjon fihe slave trade. The lrisate
came up yesterday and fired salute, which
,yas answered by tie fortai Governors Island.
She is English built, and carries % guns aud
2l3 men t.'ier. .1df.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
And eNpcct nonrly,

Black, cnPehnd Aandrripe itoles, black
Annl"ta Grapes, bln.k figured Gro De NnI,.s,
expected Ia be handsome, light and ,nik Ga
lteoss, White and leek Cotton lluse, Engliss,
and ileneh Sdk Gloves 1nlnia, Wuye Satin
and fnbossod iitlbVns, Piping End Ganxs
and Gro de Naples 4 4 Hnndk,aehiefs, Ltg-
horn Bonhfis, bales OEnalurcs. ro,Ies.
Glass Nhre, &c. at. NIL OF Of which We stpai
sell NJ the lowest prices
W. MCKEE 81 J. o. MEM
May 40. t,so
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30

.i,b other governments They bind them
..l,rs to enter into no other TREATIES with
sssin. or With any other nation Ia The dim
,aation Of that independence. lsih article
p,oresses merely the ratification of the
iItall,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30

{" In the Riato, yon have rated ~
" still have we borne it with patient shrng,
" For snGrrancc is tie badge u all our
tribe -
" Well, then, ituow appears you need our
help,
" You thet did void your rheum upon our
beard,
p" And foot US as you would stranger eur
" over YOUR threshhoid.- should we
say TO you ?"
We leave the answer which ought to be
given, in such IA case, to the fleehoiders
themselves.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-17
aalt9eellaucou1 Department.

selected for tie Museum of Foreign Literature Science
from the Retrospective Review.
qoiin J,otu',- or the iJsto1v unit lntiq,jfjes or e
Jccs in EnSf,nd coHeccd from all o,,~ IIiyloj5qas
bofb Pri,ed md 0nau~15p also from iic R,co,lis
N ne yD,roc, 1ad otic,' PVjHc RcOosito1,ss In
Dl}liSeic's Tovcy, IL. -. amt Princjy,ri Of Sl,r
Inn nm, i" Olflod Ccord, 1888.
The Jews have been from the earliest times in nos
session OF hC most common sources of interest and
svmpatlN-iht> Rave been enlightened when others
"rr" ~ State Oi darkness tupy have been tho pccu
lar aud chosen people Of the Deity when their ricirb
hours were E"ycihng dUiaier,- their great Ivoiver
Impressed upon then, inielbe marks of dstiucfion
from every nation and from the inc Of Moses uc,
nave ncvu Il separated peculiar, and singular race
u'cy have been the sport Of power and tie butt of ril
cute ami maiiCC-thc, have been tortured, exe4 on
-iavcd prosecuted aii but rxiciumuatcd and vet they
'Avc borne thtu suffering with an un,ifIH1nr for
t''t sud adhered 90 i"rcreu nnd~. without country
o." ore ""t rturCri, 10 hc laws of eir ancestors
" n,n FNI'g up niie either to tie meuIccs Of du-
th"') or tie Establishments OF luxury. The Jew lsn
c"u'' Ter If l' be uu1Uiabic ahJ dlsagrccable is The
creature ~ 'e clrt instances BIZ which ii has been
4N-'ltd a'' p'-hcd about Rui sbdnnJ and barr1dn rs
has Ht"h 'f''n "a" hr,tlau s,mpa MICS il IS crafty
Hg l'r I"''r OF human nature observe that II has
not beg b"rfai.r injured nor much If al all Jcerln
'td below tJC ""uc..! lCv"l of the human race rs
found I cIyiiI CUuulji"s. STINT ont from Tin. learned
Ifotcs tnd ma.c elevated walk, Of HE t., ba,c
t.ri driven 500 tra'ic and 10 tic most corruptir kind
~ ' l" too, tie Gcug rnoIcy for their cL,rf SIM
rr.; tfo ua'u ~ cguoucc Of which is narrow, nr
RI the airc oua. aud claiming Of the irnagina
'r 10 the gro,ecs' considerations Of profit and los