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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
From the n. Y. Mercau,il" Advertiser.l
WEST INDIA TRADE

Extract of letter from the Hon. c. G.. Cambereleng
OF the House OF Representatives, 10 Mercan-
tile house in this city.
flashing ton, 2d January, 1926.
Dear Sr--I received the enclosed letter from
the Secretary of State few days since--I have
been waiting to ascertain whether it was probable
any temporary arrangement could be made here
with the British Minister 10 prevent any Interrupt
ton with the trade OF Halifax ; but, understand,
lie does not feel authorized NEEDLE with the ques-
iion, although he persuaded that it was not the
intention OF Parliament TO interrupt the intercourse
between the United States and the British American
possessions in any whatever we must
wait for the Halifax Collector 10 reconsider his
opinion, or until he receives his orders from Great
Britain. am, Sir, with great respect, sc.
T.. L. CAAIBREI.ENG.
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ANTIGUA PAPERS.

NORFOLK, January 5.-By the schooner Ann,
Capt Rookie, we received from our very attentive
correspondents at Antigua, a file of the :" Weekly
Register from the 22d Nov. to the Goth Dec. in-
elusive, and one Of the I" Free Press from I'd to
10th December. Their contents Of no interest
to our readers, and furnish no news.
The Legislature of Antigua met the 9Th of
December ard passed vote OF three hundred
guineas each to Mr.. Mcqueen. and TO the editor of
the " John Bull'' London, for their faithful and
able advocaton of the rights and interests of the
Colonies before the British public.
A friend has kindly informed US, that on the 7ih
OF Dec. ul,imo, the and rising city of ralla-
hassee. the metropolis Of the three Floridas, was
first visited by Prince Achilles Nlura, whose seat
is distant fifteen miles The prince is the son of
the sister of Napoleon Bonapare, and his father
was the late King OF Naples. He is man of re-
markable intelligence, and is exceled by few in EN-
,erprise and industry. He accommodates himself
to American manners, and passes by the simple til
tie of Colonel Murat. He has taken the requisite
preparatory measures to become citizen of the
United States. He speaks fluently most of the
languages OF Europe, besides being elegant clas-
steal scholar, as well profound mathematician;
ard has gained an extraordinary degree of popu-
larity in the country OF his residence.
.4ier. Ga=.
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HE subscriber heng The OF John s. Herring dec
and make final settlement his estate desires
all persons having against estate TO make the same
known, aud those indebted to make payment Letters to me
directed TO Harrsonbug Rockingham County, Va post paid
will he duly to- informed by Alexander Ierior
the father of the said John s. Heting residing New
'Shmond Cermont county and state Of Ohio that there
found among the papers the said John S. Herring
dee which will be taken Of by him. until proper
them, and that any enquiries Of him by letter, post paid will
he attended to and answered. DAHL SMITH, Ear OF
Jan. >. 74---9t john Herring, dec.
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August 5.
.LODfB.6RDY BOJ,EI

N AVING taken this large and house, lately
Al butt by Air. john Walker situated miles above Rich
nond tue main road leading by oodaPs Court
house Charo'tevi!o Rock Fish Gap, S,au,On Swift
Kun Gap, HarrsUnbug and Wnchester, the suls crber
intend. opening this ESTABLISHMENT by ,he inst OF
JANUARY next, US262 III, loHg experience aud aticn-
uoh ~ TINS he OF business viii, he hopes him share
the best liquors, &c. and he has excellent sticr
Cook HIS stable will always be furnished with all kinds
grain and long forage there Is n well in the yard and
spring but short distance from the house, which afford
an abundance OF agood water in the lower part
addition 10 which there ehayhete spring also
u the house. GEORGE TURNER
N. D. The beds and furniture all G. L.
Dec. "a IN
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WAS committed 10 the Jail Of Hanover county a, a Ru,s
w away the 3is Of August last negro man named POM
py he says he belongs MIey Shackefoot Of Spot,yiva
MA and hired Richmond Kennel He spp are IN bs
about IS years old and taller than the generality ~
counienanee bad tooth out before on his forehead
MOI vsy visible and much broken OUT about The face neck
shoulders having somewhat the appearance Of mail Dor. III
owner OF said required 10 forward prove
W pay charges, he will be dealt with law directs
JOS. STARKE, ID. S.
- for Jno. w. Ellis.
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By the Lieut. Governor Of the Commonwealth Uginia
Il PROCL1MdTION.

Il PROCLAMdTION.
~ uEhAS has heen represented 10 the Executive bs
w the ailor Of Henry county, that William Norman aud
Joseph Porter who had been rcmanded ia OF sal,
county fo further trial charge of stealing free
colour aud selling them for slaves did night f the
9TH instant break snd make their escape from Jail are
now going al have therefore thought proper with the
advice Of the Council I State hundred
and hy dollars for each either Of the said xty TO any
who will convey them
them TO the jail of the said county u Henry: and do
overeq1e all officers civil and military and exhort good
people OF the to their best endeavouTs
cause the said WIN. Norman J. g. Porter
ed, that they MAY he dealt with the law directs.
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor Of the COM
nonwealth Of Vmgins,and under the Seal OF tie COM
a. 81 monwesth at Richmond, thi, Goth day Of Deeember
1925 PETER " DANTEI
william Norman Is between 60 and IS years Of age about
feet one inch high, stout made with rudy and
dark eyes he has resided in the county o Henry for
years the North Carolina "e which st4te or
Is generally believed he has ahsconded.
Joseph " Porter about so years age about feet
ches high, spare made and sailow he
resided III tn county Of Henry hut few wears
with his family to The state OF eorga by profession
neg trader he the morning after he broke ia on
king his way 10 his family.
Dec. o.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWaRD.

ANYWAY from The subscriber living in The upper
he Prince Edward county, Va the 2Glh February last
negro named ARCHER lie about % or % year.
age, feet 10 inches high, very dmk compiected has
small scar acrosshe down look when spoken TO- and
Raleigh Farley Of Buckingham county Va he raised 10
the county Of Goochand ny old mr. Raifod who lately d.
ed 10 mile. below Carersv lille, Mcheaux feIry in
which neiehhourhoodh presumed he is nJw lurking as
have understood he related 10 free negroes VITO have
The benefit Of eduestion than probable he has
obtained free papers and yey probably visits the James River
Canal will give the above reward 10 any person will
deliver said negro me, hm Jail get
him again. GEORGE ABBITTS
Prtnc Edward ounty Va Auru
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A TEACHER W.4.NTED

DROPEkLY quaIhed 10 cOnd Ct small scliot consisting
principally OF minor pupils in healthy neighbour la
the Owerpa OF lanove about 10 miles from Richmond,
The ability TO teach the English dramatically, anil the Latin
clascsiy essential, and experienced Instructor would
be preferred for such Liberal salary will he given; is
desirable that applicants state with their qualifications AMI
tmonials the least they will engage for Communications
addressed TO Dr.. Henry cur through the Richmond
Office OF at his residence previous Friday ae 2O will
the next day be acted on by those insrestd in The school
Hnnoptr Nam.
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SALE OF NEGROEs

WILL positively he sold ote highest bidder, Thursday
w the 26h OF JaUuary 1896 a.f, the
sAuel courthouse, not less sixty NEGROES, Consisting,
OF boys and gr. This picked parcel of Ne
goes aud as likely can he found IN Virginia Terms
months credit; bonds with approved security, to carry nte-
rest IRON the date, iinO, punetuay paid.
FRANCES TABB, by
JOHN X. ARCHER.
~ D. About forty of the above will he the
property Of Thomas Tab, dec. JOHN L. BOILING.
Dec. 81 70-td admir- OF rhos Tabb, Il, cd,
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CLAIMS ON FRANCE.

We have been politely favored by an obliging
friend, with the following extract Of letter from a
distinguished member of Congress, in answer to
note the subject Of the claims Of our merchants
on the French nation: Bait Pat.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.
In reply to your inquiry on the subject of the
probable adjustment Of the claims of our merchants
on the government OF France, can only say gener-
ally, that The prospect is regarded here and in nv
opinion very justly ,as in the highest degree
be. The attempts ofthe government 10 procure their
adjustment will of course be RENTED Ia, a. no
farther elucidatjon argument can be presented,
there -ppear- no room for infeuing a more aus.
pcious result than has heretofore attended our re-
organizations on the subject"
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Taluebie Properiu for Sale.

NOR sale land in Amelia CO. containing 1900 acre.
half III wood; Of the cleared land about acres are
low grounds OF the wood land nearly half good bacco
land, the rest adapted 10 conn The whole well
convenient 10 two manufacturing mills well ency ed
provided with houses and Ia. whcatnachine The diarce
from ehmond ~ miles, from Petersburg i0 third OF the
money IN hand when possession given, third payable
monihs ae', aud the balance years credit The
will he shown by James Drake the manager,
o's addressed 10 me, Geno bridge, will he promptly ai,cud
ed 10. EDMUND lIARRISON
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U.YIYERSTTY or jLN3JI

NHE subscriber having taken Hotel this institution oli
CTS the ensuing year. lie has laid n with
Sreat good supply Of pro.ons, and by unreucn
Alteration on his part hopes TO give entire satisfaction TO IT.,
'oarders The Of Board fo the ani half
nOn,! i, fixed 500 IL, will furnish wasting, Bedding
&c ON the mos reasJnabe terms.
None hut the University will boarcrs
Dec Is 65-w6w JOHN L. RICIIESON,
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N CHANUERY. At rules held in the clerks Office ~
Der, 1926. - ~ " ''p'-
Eliza LhePaye, administrative with the will annexed OF
Hardin Liitiepage, deed, PLAINTIFF
against
Ambrose White, and William Burke administrator Of Am
bfose Lipseomb, decd, DeferJant.
iDe ueiehdsn Ambrose White not having his ap
Persnee and given security according 10 the ae of Aso
aug he rules OF this court aud appearing that he not an
the Plnd by her attorney order ed that the absent Jee
oa9t 40 appear here The surth Monday January next
he pisins bill and that copy of this older be
neoeey and another copy posted up the trout door OF
"e courthouse 81 this county. y copy Tede
Nov. 90 '" N "a W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14

"ntSoIS. nm u Hd'Jlefd ana JeTd0IJe HdJlIeid
SikS Not knowing the place Of your residence or your
- having any known agent attorney in this commonwealth
you will take notice that shall he 10th day Of January n
my place Of residence in Newken county, miles above The
Courthouse between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
d he afternoon Of that day, proceed take the depo
lions Of james CoPon and others TO be read evidence in
suit pending 10 tue Superior Court Of CAaoery for the Will
ansbg District, in Which am p!ana aud YOU are deee
dan Should the depUons not be al taken on tbst d,y
shall continue from dsy TO day until the sane he eompeted
fours,%e' NOkbOREE CRUMP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14

Some idle rumors having been set aAoat Of the
failure Of the Far Companies of Montreal, it is
deemed proper 10 state that the concerns of the
Hudson by Company Onto which those of the
N. West Company were some years since merged)
were never in so hourishing a state as at the
present time. The suspension OF the house at Mon
treal, who formerly conducted the concerns of the
North West Company, WILL as we learn, not affect
any mercantile house, although some of the retired
partners may possibly eventually be losers.
IN T. Gaz.
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Dismal S,oan,p Land Company.


Y aresoluon Of the General Meeting OF The Dismal Swamp
Land Co. will be sold al the Coffee House the CITY
iion"ud the lst of February 1926 - O'clock One
Quarter Share o the Stock in said Company, pure from
the estate OF Samuel G, deceased, by te SAID company
Teims cash. +. LEWIS. Iire,f
The National Integencer aud Norfolk Beacon will insert
this until day Of SALE aud send their th Office.
3.
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AN OvERSEER WANTED.

SINGLE MAJ, capable oimanagng farm with seven or
"a eight hands, kichmond who come well 20 ON
mended hear of employment by Supplying to William
Tszewe who has for hm by the year, dining servant
who good plain cook, oer rn err
and by the day or month, Two negro carpenters.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14
IN LlfPRO YED C0TTonc ppESa

fTHHE subscribers ofth city, and aIe Heath and Mason
L oPetershug, will shortly have powers 10 sell licences Ia,
uns an improved Cotton Press nsDy ofthe eoun,e, in this
room. "e
eenes VII ne given to one Per'on The power
ne val set up sc Pfco Immediately, hs, The
Fov.fi. go
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Nov. %

olNAt9 wit Alta court continued and held for Lou
p iia county the 18th day Of November, 1895;
Against AA""h
ceased, - 49, " ''i s ~, cos,,yi os~
me defendant william Cole having entered his arpear
ana gwen steuHy according 70 law and The rules OF this
h9 ~ innsosn' OF This state the motion Of the plaintiff
y ~ ", wns,2n, fsq ms attorney, ordered that the
us,oant I'm Cole do appear here or bef1re Inc Ca
Gay OF February eou next and saswer the painti bill and
aeoPy Of u" oidef bensered in Newspaper printed
IN this commonwealth fof eight ,yeck, e,s;vsl ~
sumo courthouse door Of this county count day
oVPy' leste, no CoWUERD. DC.
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NOTICE.

MAS committed 10 the Jail of the Town Of Petersburg on
w The first day OF August last negro woman who calls her
name SALLY she about y years old five FIVE and
nan nche high dark complexion, scars perceyab She
states that some time last summer, she from the county
o. Amelia, ny Mr. William Gibbs who thea her upsef
city iHehmond where she sold al public auction
and was bought by Mr. Scott Of Alabama from whom sbe ar
fconded The requested come forward prove hi.
property pay charges aud take her away or she wifi he
with as ihe law directs. ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
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Notice to The GTotcers of Cotton.

IfHE ergned intend goarly purchasers
u Of COTTON it this market They will all times BE-
prepared 10 pay for that article its fair value in cash
sn1 invite those bringing IL here for sale give them call
Richmond, Sept. ~. 30-n KERR & CASKIE.
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Dec. IS
U.NIYERSII,Y OE YIRGLNLa-

v'llE sus,er"er occupying the middle flot.l the West
Range, . place. io the en,ur TERM will funi.h
Board Washing and Lodging with attend in
Dormoties, for 1855 doas, half yearly in ADVANCE
Also, fuel At the usual price. Nor shall be
second 10 any At this place. WARNER W. "lNOn.
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James River Land for Sale.

VERY valuable Tract Of Land, in les City county,
containing nearly 500 lying James river,
70 miles from Romon l. ole, ell sale nv subscriber.
Tins Land ado'ns the farm Of NJ Lheberry Roya and Is
extremely well adapted fo The cus alton
ION The improvement consist OF small dwelling
al out-hou,es.
The terms viii be liberal and may he known application
10 John PaIkhill Esq. kichmoni, or by addressing
McCLINrOCK YOUNG, OF Baltimore.
jan III.
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HH.NGaR,9 FARnf

MILL be sold on Wednesday the first Ssv Of Fdrp,rv
hho P"sse.ou given Immediately, to tue beheH
bidder before Mr. Edward r. Bouafd's Tavern in FsS;Ile
sn, o. two 70 i've years, to purchasers the well
snn ne.nul Farm Opento the Chesapeske pav of,
me rosih Of Hungs, the former and old esabj.bsd -
ri snS ana lasp,oo' eon;aoioS 4ss I, beau
si sonPiee ofoer, both dwelling out-houses and en-
Lhere 8 also another comfortable dwelling attached 4,
& n win Two foons sod passage, Kitchen snos.house
BARN. &c attached 90 also FIVE snail l3
apply 10 y = Roup s, " peru y, u,ars
-----.-,..,,IelSaD. W. 1O-0N of y. Bowdoin.
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LUCIAN MINOR,
EDUCATIOM

WILL practise law IN the Louisa, and Goochlan
W u dddress---" Thomson's y Reads, Louisa"
Der
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~ CHASCkRf-At Rules holden in IL Clerk. O1s- cf
1925:
Allen Gillian, plaintiff
Against
james kedmond aj'mr Of Robert William dec, ard Sally
Cate widow oi Richard dec, Jo.D carisr Will
am Carter, pabney Carter James Garter Coleman Cater Lii
zabtth L after aud Polly Cater, defendants.
The deirudsnts Sally Cartel widow Of Rcaid tar Geo
John Carter WIN. Carter Dahney Cater, Jas csr,r Cole
man Carter Elizabeth Carter Polly Carter having catered
their security according the act 81 the &c,
neral Assembly the rules OF this COURT and appearing
To the Subtraction Of the that the, inhabitants
this state, the plaintiff ~ COUNSEL orde,
that the said defendants do appear here the h Monday ia
February sp their app, and the
plaintiffs bill and give security Tor ming the decree Of
the eouit and that copy oil this oder be inserted in the
Richmond Enquirer months eeyely and post
cd at the front Jvor Of the courthouse of the said coui
copy. Yes,c WINSLOW ROBINSON, elk.
Dee. 10 6y-wsw
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family nothing hii the reeolIeriian of HE deeds and
his honors, and the gratitude OF bis country. Let
not that gratitude be cold and Inefficient. Let il
not be wasted in words, nor evaporated in eulo-
gies. The claims OF Ms. Jefferson were even dou-
bled on this nation; for the elevation on which he
was placed, from the reputation his Country had
acquired. and from the rank he held in the annals of
that Country, drew around HIM crowd of visitors
from every quarter of the civilized world and obis
ed him in the exercise of necessary though fru-
gal hospitality, to impair his reduced and neglected
patrimony. II becomes the generation who owe
SO much TO his active wisdom and virtue, to repair
the misfortune to his family. Let it not be said.
that such examples may be dangerous. Claims and
services like those of Mr.. Jefferson, occur but
rarely in the history OF nation, and if they occur
again in ours, lat ts rather boast, that we have
such presidents our annals.
4" BE it therefore RESOLVED. BY the Legi.ls-
ture of South Carolina, one Of the Constituent
Members of this Republic. that $40, 00a of 6 pc,
cent. Stock, redeemabe in the year 1850, interest
payable quarterly, be issued in favor of the legal
Representatives of Thomas Jefferson, for the bene-
mt OF his right heirs, testimony of Its gratitude
Tor the services of their ius,rious parent.
RESOLVED, That copies of these Resolutions be
transmitted TO the Legislatures Of The different
States throughout our Ir,io, b"
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THE RACE.

NORFOLK, Dec. 25.- On Saturday last, agree
ANY 10 appointment, the Match Race for $1,000
Two mile heats. between Eagle and Sally Hope,
was run over the Norfolk Course, and won by
!Iasie' beating bis competitor for the golden prize
,"o successive heats. The race afforded the
psnes qualification 10 the lovers of the sport and
oo'n meats were closely contested, the winning
morse coming out each time little more than his
'ens'h Read The first heat wa run in min
utes ana 81 seconds and the second in minutes,
~ seconds. They are both among the fines,
nUses that have ever graced our turf; and it was
.he opinion OF some Of the most eminent con-
Aao'sseurs, that for two mile heat Eagle might
challenge any horse in the United States. At the
can, e time but little less can be said of bis CON-
lS''or' considering how very little he had TO brsg
OF in beating the race.
ne course was thronged with spectators, among
""oh were some who had not been 10 a race
,oI great many years-such was the prevail.
'ns excitement Betting, we understand, was with
very lew exceptions, even, and considerable sums
were we s'aked. Eagle is owned by MIR. Jacob Keith
wsay' OF Hampton, Sally Hope by Messrs. James
"' george Garrison, of this town. Herald.
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FILL GOODS.

WEsre receiving and opening large proportion Of
w Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst tho,e opeLiny,
Bales Of rose, point aud .ufns blankets
Bales hapt cottons, various Maksrs
Bales fsnne,s fesrnots aud bearskius
Bales bleached aud unhieachej domestic seetipSs aud shirt
ings, compete assortment.
Broad cloths and cassntres of all qualiss the
superior imported
Pelisse cloths, OF all COLI
Vesncs, TO suit the
S.k, cotton and worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and ga' dimiti~s
Gases Irish lIneu, long lawn and she-,iue
few pieces Flanders h. etng, beautiful and cheap article
Case. ,stnct bed tickIngs and checks
Boxe. Of looking glasses, put up jozeu, for wholesale
trade
Cotton shrtings, cotton csmbrrkJ
aiusln,, bon,bazines, horBbazttts
Diapers aud linen caiubrics
complete Jrtment vt merio and cashmere shawl, AMI
scatts, some brssiful
a snail and cashmere hJsfs,
a few beautiful plain black silks
Thres Iaees nt bohhin and
Canton naDkin aud Italian Grapes
piece Beautiful gtuLe 1Innrl.
They expect daily additional surpc- from New York and
Phiad-pha, all which will he sold und. ostnrr price
Oct D. 4l-u wan. NEALE co.
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RICHMOND, DEC. 90.
ON CONSOLIDATION.
Copy ofd letter from Thos. Jefferson, to -
Mo Ian 10 lSoI

Dear Sir:
duly received your favor Of the ll,h, cover
ing Judge Roane's letter, which now return. or
the kindness OF his sentiments, expressed towards
myself, am highly sensible; and consequently,
believe, that my public services had Ineri.ed the
appreciation he so indulgen,ly bes,ows. The salts
faction should derive f,om it would be reward
enough. To his wish that would take part ia
The transactions o! the present day | am sensible
of my incompetence. For first, know little a
bout them, having long Withdrawn my attention
from public affairs. and resigned myself with fold
ed arms to the care of those who are TO care for
us all And, next, the hand of time pressing hea-
Willy on me, in mind well body, leaves 10 nei-
,her sufficient energy TO engage in public conten-
tons. l am sensible of the nroads daily making
By the federal, into the Jurisdiction OF lis co-ordi-
nate associates. the state governments. The legis.
latiye and executive branches may sometimes err,
but elections and dependence will bring them to
rights. The Judiciary branch is the instrument
which working, like gravity, withou, interms> sion,
IL to press us, at last, into consolidated uass.
Against this know who, equally with
Judge Roane himself, possesses the power AMI the
courage TO make resistsnce; and to him look and
have long looked, az our strongest bulwark. II
Congress fails to shield the from dangers 50
palpabls and 80 imminent, the states must shield
| them-elves and meet the invader foot TO foot
This lie already half done by Col. Taylor's book
because, conviction that are right accom-
plishes half the difficulty OF correcting wrong
This book is the efectual retrac,ion of our
government TO its original principles which la.
ever yet been sent by heaven TO our aid; every
state in the Union should give copy to every
member they elect as a standing instruction, and
ours should set the example.
| Accept the assurance oil my aGecionate and res
| peciful attachment.
TIL: JEFFERSON.