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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

= Thstoa8 Cbta,au, piy
Agdnst
Rhoda Burnett ex'r1 Of Edward Jmnsu DEE and Matthew
F.,,,W', Ucfts
fnoi 3isq and hed hy bal against thc dtendnt. and Il,
erreatnB 70 the sssactiun the tst the deGl Rb,d
burnett e<fS Of EdNad Burnett decd. not az inhcsfs
30 tAf c"HfanWeah sni he having Entered her sppr
snce ana gwen secuHy according The of Asebv and
me rules ~ 90" court II ordered, that upes, the add drd
- prra htte "n 90 before Dee en count neat snd sns
~ nil ~ me plaintiff, The shall be taken ami
the matter mtteot d,cfted aceoF5usj al,s orde ID
e' COPY :" ihH order ne inserted the Richuyud gnaas
i two months 'uccessvriy, aud another rnry posted a, b
font 5orr ~ ne oouhousr t county To- two ecc.i.s
coHu days. crPy. Te,ie
LAWSON NCNNALLY, d. ,R.
eFp'' 80 G7-wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

~ shaneery In Hem leo coun } court oit. ~, Ia!
Jau-o, W sid'e who iur the of John ES,rhe.
survivor OF VIM e. Mu'Piiy aud boss trustees fot
certain II said Waaees creditors, pm
sgsinst
,nh f"he, me Paine, Snpw Paine, and Orris Paine
p.oh-fs "nd sister Ut Samuel Pine aud also OF Hannah
lht, zee. sister OF the said Samuel Paine and WHO s,u
Ni'e1 h'" ue sad tmuci Paine, deceased aud Thoin
Is nr ION faIAe Margaret bridge, widow OF Samuel
,'"Se. deceased which said Thomas Morton Pain. and
d. ct are c"ir.n and hes of Naihanisl Paine DEE
OF Tue sati samuel PINE dec aud Hannah i ne
ue"' IN their acy bes i,y hut,.. of IN. sa
Samuel ra'ne dec and Human Paine, deo the said o.r
As administrator OF the said Samuel Pane dec - NJ
nam, tierheft \ Clahorue Edward o. hsyo Eob, P,Ia,J
and john u Williams, Dsf,it.
rue oeiendirts John Paine, jane Pdine Th,na. Morton
h', Margaret Bridge aud OTrs PAINE mt htvnr entered
r S1sAranSe aid siven security according 90 tie At Of
"y ana 'He tnes OF this court aud d appearing nv sat
,i'''o', -videise that they nhabian Of his cut
ed tha tar SAID defendant. do appear here ON III e
% OF i"t ~ Al January tenn AID the bill II the
P anh 'h4' copy Of ths ordsr be forthwith in
so Newspaper published IN the city f,chmpr Tor t,y,
n".as surGtsNey, aud posted the front don of ia,
'ou' VI i!.'s county, cory. Ttstr,
~, o. LoFIlA n. ELLETT, c. II. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

chSuc ry al rules holden n ie cleI - Office of tho
touhty court OF Meckeuburg the C day Vi Sent 1877
John q ode aud Thomss jJde pIG.
agafI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

IN cnANcERY. At cour, held for Prince Edward Co.,
Septths i7Ih, 1893 -
frter H.le' Comprt
Seo's GO Martin & Franci. 4. HI.rtiu IrfJt.
the defendant Gsogs Martin having entered h an.
and gwen secury aeeCng act Of the Gene
eniy ana The rules Of t,is aud appearing tue
te,ioh Hi the cunt TIA, lac in,Abnant OF this
1,'e' % NE motinn of ,hc complainant nv tuunssl IL ~
Heie", tnat the aid defendant George Martin do
se on ne isi ia! ct Dee Dxi and answer tbt e,p
o'.i an" lata copy ofih urJer be forthwith xe
~, one OF the PUBLIC newspapers, printed ia the city
oi Two wonih otssvely alay po.ted at
-, u1oi OF Tue courthouse vi this county. Aud
ue'eu Ni'' e "eiendan Francis ~ Martin, he Retained ON
way 81 sseisips any money goods effects heions-
tai 'Aer oider Of The court. . copy. Te.,e
~, Oh u. WoRSHAN, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

IN UHANCElY -VugiaIa. al Iul.s holden in The
CLERKS office OF E.s.z eouyu court the od Gay Sept
1877
WIN. Donnisen Pix
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

r. CiIANCEhY. Ia GOochIaad eouafy court 2isT 1.-
Il gust, 1927:
james Murrer aud Sarah ais riff YIN. BusJy Alice
ms tvfs, and Diary Haitheps Susan, AnttheSs aud U.
dtihesTs 't"t ehii's" Of JANUS Afattke,, DE 5y Ed
eard BsHGmy tAer ert Friend and Edard BeLan.y aud
Alice his wife Aeirs and disir6ues Of Bea,ai Gihesp
dec IgfGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

II 1871 =
Mary Era"ees Lahou'dai' James L,,gi1 Felfr Diaanay
Frahes Itcsnf DeianGy 1lpAoaso Denis DsI0rna q rs
i0Ds jean DeGe""y and CePhole oetGgia DeIa,gay TIE
sad GitstaUe Jean Ctphaiie Oeara fchO vet nyanl
1tader The age 9 p by Tie sad jones Lewis dir
Os'a's"Sy their guardian duly qualified ,srt friend
l'lfDs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

John O. ode aud Thomss G5Sde PItT
against
An1' Golden, George Boswell and Thou.a. G. Bauee,
The Defendant AMI GadIen no, having en,ered his a.
poarance aud gyenseetHy according 10 the A..rus
aud tie hgts OF this court aud appearing satsfacto
al The Plaintiff by counsel, II is ordered That the ssi he
PENDANT do appear here the frat day of peoemh.r court
next apd eer n appearance and the PaiatG, ,
sud tai copy NJ tins order he inserted the news.
papers Pfi"d IN the city OF liicmchd Of
Tor wee Ks suceessivc! and posted at e font dovr Of IT,
courthouse Oi said county. x cipy. Teste.
ssPt.2 50 vam' 3. II. BAILEYd.e
" CHANGERY At court held inr Loui.a county Al
= the courthouse, Monday the iOih day OF S.t fs9
James Crawford Byds Crawford. Ncl.on Lana, .ud col
ma hs wiie late Laynis CawiCu, daughter john Oaw.
i''"' %. usS' Phl'.
Agnes Jane Maria Ci.wf,rJ, orly chilli Of J,hn Crsv
icFd- u. dec, who IS infant Ia T. La-ley aud Nancy
his wife, who Nancy Crswf,rd V,It,n TcLs,-,, -
jane his we, late Jaue Crawford Anderson Ilun,h
hushand Of Ba'hatj, who Bastard Crawford ,en,,,.,
G Bunch, Nancy Bunch. Martha Bunch Jane Bunt H. iIa-
nah uheh anu yina lunch, thiin OF the said Andrr-
500 Bunch aud iulaTa his wife, Archibald iute an
Polly his wife, who Polly Crawford John Tav Ind
LJuisa ann is wife who Lpm.s Ahu Huc hsun laugh
ger Of said Archibald aud Polly, Sarah bdft
Crawford, dec. Ij.GIs
The Defendants Ira Z. La,fcy and Nancy hi, sifs. VIM
Dfchefsvu and Jane his wife, ut having
snce anl eiv'n security ecofdg SD the tuies 81 .
court and II appearing 70 The saaetbH If he count ia
hey e not inhs"ianis Of th states the the
Pendants Iva = La'ry aud Nancy his wife VIM. Ucker-
aud Jane las wife, appear the Ef.t dsy OF
bar court neN', aud answer tc bi Flari,; and hs
copy Of fhisorder be forthwith fs-sff,J On nr tubli,
newspaper, published the CT, Of ebmopd for two
snecesyey, snd posted the front door o the ooui,u.,
vi th~ county on some cCuit day. cory. Ttde,
join HUNTER, c I. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

R,shert s. Allen AnI Elizaheth Shepherd Defds.
The Defendant Robert > Allen having ri his
add given security according OF the Gen
era Assembly aml the rules of his COURT aud ppearng
that he not inhatan Di state onihe motion the
Paht ny his Attorney; II is ed That the said Defend
act Robert s. Allen do appear here the LII day of Dec.
IT next, aud the nainiia's b ; that copy
{" order he forthwith in OF the public
wspspers, printed in the city Rich nd for months
excessively, anil also posted at the o
hcase of tina cUuDiy. Teste, Is. j. WoRSHAM, clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

de. ali Ha:.ns..nl. ss.,.g ...loI e Le.g.. NJ ya,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

~ CHANOEWi Al f' e, laken 80 CLERKS dee y
~ Prince Edward county ~ou the i day Of Oct 1877
WIN q. Morton PHI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

A"l' Golden, George Bo.welI and rhoua. G. B.t,,e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

- ChGTH, Mrs Dpfih0s Felir (;tn,nay a.J
- Ctin'Gr hissoH. and c9IoiiHr Dariat- Defdts.
me Dctedans leroePt james RasoiingsI not havine
entered their appearance and giye security accoTns 10 ne
et 81 A:'e,n6y aud the rules Of this court, aud appea,ias
70 the sGsJ Of fas court, tht they iiabifa
IF this coaty II ordered Thai tke :aid De fsadfs "a
qggsa hsTe 90 ths lst day enea DEE eort and as th
hHE Of Tie PtatHti aud that copy IF tA order BE- EocA
sih i"ssrtsd IN nebPGPer published IN t6s eiiy of
richmond o tue months sucessiOeiyj and hat another
osPosfed at ths front door ofh courthouse the said c
4 cory. Tss,e IN. {. HOYARD, eie,E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

EdnIard. George and Jae, 1furysr and Poiyy his sf
and Mait"da Matthsos tDtO said poIty and Manda are
feo Of The chifrei Of HdftkeDs aud Bej1rn
a'thtrs, Thomas Masths,cs, I'm. MaitAee rvarf lat.
Aeips Michael MGthstrs, TaJha Uauhe Eisabtth Mc,-
aevs Martha MattAesOs. jane Maiheirs AdeIne Aakhr
Hary Matthetgs and Robert attAe (tDich last named ~
3'e'soHs children aud heirs Of Nod MatfAevs dee)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

SET, ana iluig aud wife, not having euteitd their
peatAnee AMI gwen security according the act II Assembly
and the Rules OF thus CouF Snd it app, ang by sais
Evidence that they nut Ahsns of this
II ordered, that Adsn. 90 apuear hrle GU the :,
day Of November tenn aud the bill tls
PLAINTIFF aud ha; thu order be forthwith
some Newspaper published in he city Of Richmond
months successfully; aud that her copy h.rrofb- posted
e front door Of the eouithu of this for the
length OF tune. n Teste.
ZACH; u. CRtTTENDEN,
nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

The Defendants Abiiah Ford MN. ID Ford, Thrs.s
Fairfield aud wiie, - Wilbour and wife, Ezsbeth -,
and gandty Al
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-26

laved by other causes than the usual stu- r;d inactivity of the Turks. Mchemcd A ii Pasha, the Bey of Egypt, probably 0n- der,ook the conquest of the M"rea, under ,he supposition that he should effect it cas- ilv, as he did that of Candid hut he has been miserably disappointed and he now finds himself so drained by the immense exnense he has been at that he cannot com U,and money to send out this expedition. His crops have failed; he has drained his country so completely to fill up his ranks, that men enough are not left for the cultivation of the earth so that we are in some measure -eased of our fears of the most formidable enemy of Greece. Fur key, without Egypt, cannot put her down and t requires oU the aid of France, to prevent Mdhemed Ai from becoming e Bankrupt.
 It was much feared that the submission of some districts in Roumelia would be a great damper to the cause in that part, but we see only on account of their inability to oppose Cutuchis, that some cantons a. greed to suspension of hostilities. They are now up again, and we learn that Gen. Chongas has not entered into any parly as was repoIt ted. remain yours, &c.
 s. c, HOWE.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-26

travel once from hts home to his camp, and once back in the same year.
 To the instructors detailed or employed, as above. 1t Is recommended that there be al- lowed and paid by the United States as fol- lows if they be officers of the Army, to each a per diem Of- for each day actually em- ployed at a camp of instruction, and the trans pOrtation Of an officer of the Army; and il the instructors be other than officers of the Army. twice that per diem to each, and the mileage of - cents, as above.
 It is recommended that - dollars per day be allowed and paid by the United States, for the hire of musicians at each camp, for the ten days encampment.
 According to the foregoing propositions, or recommendations, there would be lO4 camps of instruction in each year-99 for divisions and five for independent brigades, including that of the district of Columbia.
 The number of officers who would proba- bly, be encamped in the same year, if the scheme be adopted by the proper authorities, may be stated in this place.
 The whole number of officers ac- cOrdng to the foregoing Table 2O,O3S Additional officers proposed for the cavalry and artillery, not inclu- ded in the table, say 1,284
 21,322 Deduct all the surgeons and assis- tant surgeons, except 1O4, for the 104 camps 1.17S 2O,144 From this number there may be deducted, say one officer in every six, as the number that would probably be unavoidably absent from the camps S,386 Number of officers who would probably be encamped in the same year 15,75G
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23
MrnRI

RI
~ INC select Committee mon rcu1fp ,o;n,s nj
Ja'eoNt7toi tdp aaf certain dL6triur clam,
V}Hfla}ctfIa beiletCH his STATE and he Eoy.
,rgmuf u The tntsi States.
ne eoinmliie, 10 whom vas referred. on IN,
% d'Y Ct f%ebtuary, Isl. d resalotIon c,Ii,ns
To- an enqnir} into certain pou4t, 81 handamentaI
law, aud certain differing claims of jurisdict,o,
b'lefen the i'oRcrnmrnt OF This state aud ,,,,
OF tht United states, nave bestowed an ,b,t srh.
Get al the consideration Which, in taei, MD.
nent' It's peculiar delleacy and lmenrt,ncs ~,
mandi and beg leave TO submit the follnping
%IiEPoRr: ''''''i'e
wy respect 10 the FIRST enquiry called Ga,
rom the committee, to vt. "Wlether O, not
~ 'No'sNt jurisdiction over al the t~orrltar,
f''ao's andihmgs wltllu the limits of this com.
"o""cal'Hi was NOT secured 10 the Government
olulis state, by the constitution ther,of,o IL,
committee BEG leave 10 observe. that m the for.
"a'oh OF tie state Constitution, there are ma
grants ofspecided, designated powers 6on, the
s'Fe'htdt 10 tie governors. The great n,tp,,l
nSe'S OF nlaa are secured to the people h, !,
Dec'a'aaoe OF lights, prefxed 10 The ,onstitn-
.ph ana deemed an essential part Of il. IInon
A"s be'larailon OF Rights, the pfaciical p,inc,-
- anu ehetAs contained in the constitntio ian
tS''i, ana the relative rights of the governed ,nd
governors, founded in Ihe reason aud n,trr. =,
sn"'gs' me people OF tins Commonw eaIth DEPEND
iof 'leIr protection against Govcrnnon, :,
preston. Inc Constitution. after o,J,;nng ~
d'cIaring The future form Of goyerp,,o,, ~
glnia TO be as follows: aud that m
tive, Executive aud Judiciary departmsn n.k sksn
be separate and distinct" proyjdas o., s"si
Legislative shall be formed Of Two dis,ire, ho IN
ciies, who, together, shall be a comnlcte ! o@ Nv
tnre." The Executive and Judiciary ara ~"
made complete departments in ,hemSolyos r"S
pectlvely, forming altogether one entro &c
eminent The COMMITTEE therefore. rono,,
mat the exclusive jurisdiction. over all Inc l r
Tory persons and things within the liln.,s of,h;s
commonwealth, was vested in, and secured n
.ne "~o.efhneht Of this State by the Constitution
In regard to the second point of enquiry. TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

par. 4 tie General Government, 20 MAXI in.e.-
nal Improvements within The limits and jurigdic-
iloh % the several states, 3Hd particularly with
Ia the limits Of the State 81 Virginia and also.
against the lain CT exercise OF any poHer what
ever, asserting OF inlolv.ng a jurisdiction over
any part OF The territory within the limits Of this
| State. except over The objects and in tie mode
specified in the Constitution OF the United
States.
E" Res0ired. In Ike manner, that this General
Assembly does. hereby, most solenly prote,.,
against any claim OF exercise of power. what
ever, on the part of the General Government
which serves to draw money from the inlabi-
itants of this State, into the Treasury of the L.
niied States, and to dlsbnrse ii for any object
whatever, except for carrying into cfect the
grants OF power TO the General Government CON
tanned in the Constitution OF the United States.
kes0tfed, In like manner, that this General
Assembly does most solem,y protest against the
claim or exercise ofany powet. whatever, on tie
pant ofthe General G~Oycrnment, to protect do
nestle manufactures The protection oil manufac-
lures being amongst the grants of power TO tbat
Government specified nodln The Constitutio noffhe
LnIted Ntates,-and also, against the operations
OF the act Of Congress, passed May Odd, 1924,
entitled, " an act TO amend the several acts i'm
posing duties ON imports" generally called the
Iall1 law, which vary the distributions oil the
proceeds OF the Labor OF the community, in such
u manner, as 10 transfer property from one poi
ton OF the United States to another, and TO take
prIyate property from the owner for lie beueht
Of another person, not rendering public service,
lis unconstitutional unwlse, unjust, unequal
and oppressive.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

20 virtue Ola deed of trust, executed to the
- subscribers, by David Jones, bearing date
the 25th of October, 1924, and duly recorded in
the clerks office oft6e County Courts of Char
lotte and Campbell. for purposes therein express
ed, we shall proceed 10 sell At public auction, Tor
ready money, at Campbell Court House, on Mon
day the l2th day of March next, the following
slaves, to wIt.-Peter, Charles, Anthony, Adam,
hhody andJudy, with the increase ofthe females
thereof, or so much Of said property as Mil he
sufficient t~oSatisfy the purposes ofsaid trust deed,
with the cost attending the sale, &c.-Actlng as
trustees. we shall convey such title as is vested
IN US by said trust deed, and none other.
JOHN MARSHALL, }Tu
JOHN w. MARSHALL,
Fee. %. ctds2o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

Congre@.-This body is still h,,.r..
way at Mr.. Saunders resolution re.s." e
printers ofine avs. Tie annaaI ie
ton Bin is under discussion. Tho .n{. fie.
which has attracted much notice. and cre pela
bate, vas hat, appropriating $1,000 a, 1
hl 10 Mr.. Poinsett, ON newly appoip,.5 5e
istert 10 Iucabaya. It was moved To ins4,t :
III lieu thereof, which mation prevailed
opinion, a very connect decision. Tn
session ofCone ess has been oneof mocf tn
aud bat little b%usidess. All the moys,sa'z
member, se,m 70 have Leen directed with ~, q
to The next Presidential Eleciion-lo IN. -
ing Of combinations, &c. to influence. and -.
haps to c0Hir5itie voice ofthe people. n. In
ehdeasor to procure some information 49,,
10 these midnight cabals ofiLe SELF ,nsirl ."5
pies men, y aud should " { be lont.eatt s,an ~.
do 50, shall sfFead il before our readers
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23
COLONIZAfThN s0ClETY.

The following resolution has bern adoafcd bs
both houses ofthe General Assembly Of hen.
tucly So
Res0'rc7 &C. Thatthey view with dccp& frien.
div interest, the exoriions Of the American Go
loniza,ion society, in establishing am asy Ium Oh
the coast of Africa, for the free people Of colour
OF the l tied Suites and that the Senators anc
Representatives in Congress from this State be
and they are hereby requested to use their hes.
effort, to facilitate the removal ofsuch free per.
sous of colour as may desire 10 emiglate from
the United States 10 tue colony. aud to IN
sure TO them the protection and patronage OF
the general government So far rs may be COM
patlaie sith the safety otthe Uoitc ed States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23
- 0AI.N STIg,

Eriraet Qfa ieiter from gentleman Ut Mobile,
Gafea J%oaaary "A.
BY an arrival IN > as from the Havana,
news is brought of thr blockade OF Com. Porter
wit the Me lean ilcet al hey West. The CO.
lolnbian fleet was oIthr Moro, ON their way to
JOIN Porter, when II was expected an cLgagc.
laeat would take lace, as Porter IS apprsod ot
the Colombian heei having arrived of Havana.
aad was only waiting for tneir appearance 10 get
under way and attack the Spanish fleet. The
Columbian fleet being between them aud the Is
land Of Cuba, it is supposed Will force them IN
10 ali engagement againsta superior force.
Rich. Lana.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

Long Sperehes-Nr. Jefferson has said, " |
consider the speeches ofliyy, s%aliust, and Ia
eltnS As p c-eminent specimens OF loaic taste,
and that sentennous btcvity witch using not "A
"ordto spare, ledScs not a m,ment TOR %inafttn-
ton to the hearer. Ampllfcdlion Is the vice Of
modem olatory. 1t is an insult to an assembl,
OF 1eaSonaAle men, disgusting and reYolti5g
instead Of pelsuadlne. Speecig, mea,Wcd dy he
bovr. tie uih the aonr." These words should
be written in testers Of gold, and placed over tn
Speakers chan ia every Legislative body in the
country.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

u The "BGshiRgtoa TeisaJrpio copied
from his paper, The P0tody wiich heIa.errl
d Crump, Il c%eiero, ~iihout renal. Iit
next day, 1t makes Il whining apology lei nv!
having remarked that ii uas taken fom a trn,
''dootsd 10 the coohiion. We presume. lfa,ip
the mean TIM, Dr. Dump of maen5umor me-
mory, had I]ep1iuanded the EDITOR ior bis rds
erection in giving place 10 an article III uhicl t1e
faithful aliics 81 th%ene~ly forming u a,hing ion
&" cowbiuaityas' Hetr handled SO roughly. /,
certainly was wong, Mr.. Telegraph, to IN.
Currency even 9 mtiitcd satire against les.
great men, who according to the Enquirer, a.,
-" Save the Republic"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

~ Inn i'''
we comfneod I" the candid consideration
'he p"bhe, tcNrfa"f i.yIcrs c9mnuultatI9n
i'Eara 70 ms i'"'' 10 vi. Ilay. We do Il
not 7eesaee Ne were oi The number OF lh3seg
S"l's'o" cd loihlai Vhiicaiioh irom ~, iy
nee S>a'3,l II u t".u"Iy, We nave Lon
.a'5, oSt' hiCsii.sa ~ L'l.eNe ihal on NE ''-
al iguei' oi lmPa'dai s'5utn! tins E'eh1y u.
"hIcA mas oeeh SO iealaIpaaly got up. VOC
siIinh III once 10 Hs nasuI&l On" proper dh7
>'ohs'l n"' because We "lsh 70 awake an NV
seh' . seht'VuN Pc 10 d owe dlPi''aN"'
NE temper justice aea discretion OF ott'in' ID
g "i'iIaiia a'"u' Richmond, VINO ~ "r 'a'
'eali.h Oh 'heli iac1i"os zeal nu't 'efp iH'.5
'bougn |" ' ciep' H'T caas 'fo
''4se' Iine recent eohonti 9l' -''.. 10y
H~tAdehlho"a 70" aus III 2 s'-nits' pan
one l3Ier, does not rontihee@1e logic u.
mere Is something radical, "Eens a."i.tI
'i'S ''e'' cofEtc'lFe interpretation H. p "@'
ORGANIZATION ol tNe "ppo''uoh "lt't "'' W..
aIsi '"y4d IN fleh'n"a"' then "e comics, '9',
ave sreailt otfe'''d ourselves ana '''' Y
der ssch circumstances We would nel it''a'
To say, thdttne people connI'eda at sVeh oi'el
Gus conduct, yet we would aibfm t5"' NY /
deserved lie l"meniabic c9mkeqo'h'', VI
mus hie'itably result nom as uil .h""t'
to'ef"tot. A lie" months since, al f''''
tea toncedIng to lNler Il possession
faley ~ be met WIN at tbs day-ah eh2I.
Ell p"ilieti iePuiation. u was le-'ie'''
eIh"f II tins great state by d vote Wv ''
unanimous. Virginia with ptoe. ana IAN.
oNh'"hlm as one oIlhe ie" 81 our Is'""
u'idl's, VINO, uhfoegl al Tue ehanSa-' l.
sctnss O lie p"hIcHl word, had e'.i' ~
tue 10 her PRINCIPLES bui, lrhSe'e'
there are now, as vehemenf Ia IS d'hUr u
a. my were i"tmrriyafIamorooH IL
" hr1ce. this sudden, TITS great change
has Tyler done 10 forfeit the Coniot"'r "
ielta" c1thensi 1hat great ana enoi"e'
htcal SIN hts he committed "hifn MP
a solemn dni} on al "ho '''eitne' IL uI,
love t'eit count y 10 pro'erlee MN
patriot bosoms, II yc nave teas P''F'
shed them 10" ? ii ye ha'e NC. o' WAN
tamy and death, against , ni"h
his greatness on hS c"anttA 'u' -
ycut them nov 'A-A we So 81"
10 ttl lite 'eatui'd Rlnths /
h',li'alta' HhsH ceat" t'tf', N \
tot by the t,e"e,ai Assoc 81 y. 7
terence i" VI. i1andplpl. Il htfe
INCA acuon with hun Jorbaaahts |
II he fact, MS stated vas nj 80
venture to assert, that 10 man, LOW
tabllshed hls reputation Tor fe'''''
could hazaro us recItal hhnou' d,r5udl
ter yes, ooh! monstlous IhlquHt' III
condlgn punishment yer "'s is ahd
audacious enough to dtet'hs' "s',5sc
OF ms ent7''eS' p~erelnp'oi"s 90 -. I'm
JrtehdS not to put nm III ho'''',1 + iut