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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
TERGLNy.1,

FfittFIJFI,!:
~ rules, holden in the clerks Office OF tc superior
court Of chanCery for the Richmond district the 5b
day OF March, 1926
Maurice IT, Miller, adm'or Of bis late wife Eliza r..
Miller, 7N
against
John Thomas Peasants iafc ox'or Of Samuel Flea
SAINTS, William Pope, James Peasants, and Isaac W.
Peasants, admors de bonis with the will annex
ed of Samuel Peasants, dIfS.
The defendant John Thomas Peasants, not having
entered his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai he is not an
ntIabant Of This country; it is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the tenth day Of the next
term and answer the original and amended bills Of the
plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city or
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
- copy. Teste, 3.-p ". HENINC, C.. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
Which they have just by the late arrivals from
New York Philadelphia and Boston, which are offered
for cash. to the public reasonable terms. The business
will be conducted under the firm of EGicin James Co.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES.
Thong Tie Goods offered for sale tie 0leinr articles:
Best London blue, black brow olive, green and mixed
cloths and cassimeres
Namee chop, long company short yellow and blue nankins
tiouen cassinleres black ulerno 81 be Inbazinc
Black hastings, circassans and Denmar k su,tus
French hemp, brown, and London plain white and ribbed
billings
Ston, India mixed silk camble; mixed French jeans and
circaSsans
Plain and figured black forentneS
Plain and figured white and printed London Narsecs
Cd new style berreees and CHILEAN stripes
Plain and figured AMI watered Gro de Maps, of almost
every colour
French 1orences aud luStrngs Ito 10 90
Best black Italian lustngs and Sd and 64 superior black
modes
Richly worked and founced Swiss muslin robes
Pain and figured Canton Maxim and Mandarin grapes
and Grape robes
Cambcs, jacoues hook and null muyls. plain g. figured
Thread faces and edgngs and bobbnet laces wells
Rich barege scars aud hdhfs aud fancy silk shawls
Black and colourcd bomba2e,ts and black bomba zines
il good assortment Of ginghams and fancy prints
Tortoise tis;k, neck and side combs
BraziliaIiV.J do do
5 4 A and Cd garment and furniture diulities
Umbrellas and parasols
Il large assortment uf ribbons and rich sasies
"A and Cd bed tckings cotton balls and SPOOL sewines
Brown and bleached shrtings sectings plaid domestic.
German oznaSurgs, tichlenburgs and huraps
Swing, toilet and mantle glasses, &C. &c. &c.
We have made such arrangements with in New
York will enable obtain on the best terms nos
every article i'll ne which shall Throughout,
the season in such quantities will render assortment
at all times ed and comma tiing.
EDWIN JAMES & co.
Nav Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
, Curies-Neck Land for Sale.

FENHE Plantation which reside, Called Tilmans,
n containing 692 acres lying James River in Hem
rico county ID miles below Richmond is for sale and all
chose disposed TO purchase, earnestly requested call
on the subscriber, who will show the land aud make known
the terms This estate is encountered ~ deed
The object is TO pay it off, The acur,. evidrn-
ccs as to title will ba given I, is useless
description OF this estate its advantages aud
high state CT improvement we'll known aud in the
hands OF man of capital, might be improved
equal to that Of any other in Virginia.
JOHN G. MoSBY.
Iimans, iHaih April. 1927. wlD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
VJRGINJ4:

IJtCCIiV'Jsi'
AZ Superior Court Of Chaucery holden at the capitol in
Tie city Of Richmond, on tie 1lst February, 1927:
OrriS Pninc, Pr
against
Henry Banks aud Charles = McMurin, Thomas Taylor,
James Heron William Sinion, .ac partners under
the firm Of Heron S1;on d Co. and john G.. Blair and
Patrick Gibson, trustees ami asslsuccs Of the said Heron,
Snton & Co. DTS.
and
Henry Bauss, Pb.
against
Orris Paine and Heron, SIMON Il CO. Dis.
The parties Ivy their cocnsrl, consent that these suits
shall he consolidated and hereafter proceeded in suit
and by like the Court doth order that Of lis
Commissioners state between tic parties in
the suits and report the the court, with any
,ers specially stated deemed pcrtiucn, by himself which
may b required by parties be stated; aud tho
do proceed to sell attached effects in the first suit FIR
cash. having given reasonable notice Of the time and place
of sale by advertising the in Of the papers III this
city, and that pay the proceeds thereof into of tie
ns in this city, the credit of these CAUSES subject
the order Of the court and report his proceedings
the court.
copy. Tcs,c, WIN. ". HENiNG, c. c.
Cou,niissio1trs Office, Richmond, Bpr1 24il, 1877.
The parties interested will please take notice, that have
appointed the 8:h day Of juno commence the
directed in the foregoing order Of court which
day o'clock 4. NJ they required to attend atmy
office this city, with their and vouchers ready
for examination anu settlement
q g. HILARY BAKEf, NJ c,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
WASHINGTON CITY Lottery.

&c. &C. &c.
rsce OF Ticse,s-Whole ST. Half So, Quarter 81, for
sale in variety of combinations at the MANAGERS
OFFICE, opposite Browns Hotel.
+4-Al orders (post pad) enclosing the cash prize
Tickets will be promptly attended to, faddressed
YATES g. MCINTYRE,
Washington City.
MAY * 2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

PIRGLh24:
AT rules !den in the clerks Office of the superior
court of ciancery for the Richmond district, the 9Th
day cfafarch, 1927:
Robert Mosby, ex'or OF Sally Mostly, PA.
against
Lipsromb Wash, Jefferson Swami, Frederick Swami,
Henry Swami, Alexander Swann, Mich
aux and Mary his wife late Mary Swami, George
Swami, James Swami and John Swami, heirs of John
SwaDn, decd, Mary Swami, widow of the said John
aud W arDer Lewis, :. DIS.
The scirefacias awarded in this cause not being re-
Turned executed on the defendants Frederick Swami
Henry Swami and Warner Lewis, and they not having
entered their appearance and given security according
the act of assembly and the rules of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
Inhabitants of this couutry is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the tenth day OF the
term and shew cause ii any they against the reyi
val sought By the said process and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond for two months successive
~ and posted at the front door of the capitol he said
city.
10 copy. Tesfe, WIN. w. FENING. C. c.
FIRGINI.l:
At rules the clerks Office of the superior court
Of chanccry for the Richmond dis;ict, the % day
April, 1927:
Henry W. Moncurs, John Robinson, and Frederick Plea
SAINTS, late merchants and partners, under the firm OF
Nloncure, Robinson u Peasants, pts.
against
ryddal Bowlcs, adm'or of John Walker, decd, Calvin
Walker, and George w Walker, Lydia Croade Bos-
worth Walker, Mary Dagsett, aud Joseph Walker and
Lu,lur Walker, heirs of the said John Walker dec d,
NIosby Sheppard, otris S. Paine, and orIs Paine,
DIS.
The defendants Calvin Wdl&er, George ". Walker,
lydia CIaadc Boswor,h Walker Mary Dagge,t, Joseph
Walker, nu, Luther Walker and Orris 5. Paine, not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordug the of assembly the rules of This court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants or this country; it is ordered lie
said defendants do appear here the first day of lie
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; thai
copy of this order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published in tile CITY Of Richmond, for months
StvplG AndN tho e.
i'll the said city.
% cony. Teste, I'm. ". IIE.vENT. c. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
VIRGINIA.:

bINOlN13:
at rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court Of clancery for the Richmond district the stu
day OF March, 1927:
William Hopkins, administrator Of Jacob Hopkins
decd, and Samuel Hopkins, IIorkins,
Hopkins and Hopkins infant children Of
Jacob Hopkins, by tire said William their next
friend, PNs
against
Richard Perkins, James ". Dibbrel and Le;it;a his
wife, late Perkins, Martha Perkins, John Perkins
benjamin NJ. Perkins, Thomas Perkins, heirs of
JticLarp Perkins, sen'r, decd, DTS.
The defendant Benjamin NJ. Perkins, not having
entered his appearance and given security according
70 the act of assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he an
lnhaoitaut OF this country: it is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here on the tenth day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published in the city Of Richmond for months
snccessvey and posted at the front door of the CAPT
tOl, in The said CITY.
10 copy. Trs,e, wM. W. HENING, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
New Dry Goods Store.

FENHE subscribers have taken the house recently
e by Mess,s Thos. 81 Richard Crouch & Co and are
now opening handsome assortment, comprising almost
variety of sta le nd fanr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

E1RGLSi8:
nj rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district the 5lh
day of March, 1897:
The President, Directors Co. oftic Bank of Virginia,
pits.
against
Alexander Boyd, Peytou r. Burwel John s. Raven
scrolt, Thomas Goode, Thomas HesIc, Blair Bur
well, James Bowers and John Buford, dts.
The defendant John S. Ravenscroft, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
the act of assembly and the rules Of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
iHhabitant Of this counry it is ordered that tie
said defendant do appear here The erih Way Of the
next term and the bill of the plaintiffs and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the capitol in the said city.
10 copy. Teste, WBI. w. TIENTNG. c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

Which they have just received by the late arrivals from
New York Philadelphia and Boston, which are offered
for cash. to the public, bic terms. The business
will be conducted under the firm of Edtcim James & Go.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

May Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
May IS
PIRGLSIA:

I'IpGLALa:
Atrules no !den in tue clerks Office of the superior
court of ciancery for the Richmond district the 9Th
day cfafarch 1927:
Robert MosbY ex'cr OF Sally Moshy. Pr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-29

The Georgia COnstitutionallst seems to think ia
we have g abused" MIR. Fan Buren, and Kind
warns US, that as MIR. v. b. is at present 70,
prominent parsonage in the nation, AID may |
time attain the presidency" we should take cs
what we are about, "slnce, in few wears The
we may find it convenient to change their fou |
tune Hear, We inctedulous, how well this Ina |
ter is understood in the South, and how entire
the Telescope in Columbia, South Carolina, 81
the Conttitutionallst, at Augusta, in Georgia, al
cord in their computation We must change Oh
tune, must We, and disaDuse Mr.. Van Burel
Very well. We have called him uIan Of taerlI
a gentleman, and man OF liable private clad
actet. This is the most abusire language we ha,l
applied to him. What shall we call lin il vi
change our tune 2 Shall we call him, ss some Il
the fellow ldb0rer, of the Constitutonalist Ia,1
not scrupled to call his supcriurs Shall We cal
him numacull. backyard, and debauchte]
Our friends at Augusta should beware Of speediEI
shafts which recoll upon their senders, and e,pI
cally should " take care how" in propitlatlns Nd
" Is. they msreprescnt the old friends flUlA ylcl
they have separated.
The editors Of he same print predict. that
ever Mr.. Fan Buren, becomes President Of I'D
United States. he will find in US g strong advocates
Of his administration" Then he must abandon
his political heresics, which have endeared lin %
the editors Of the Constiutionalist. and become IN
reality what that print j, i'll named constitution
olist. We will support no administration that .
decidedly hostile to interna! Improvement, or t.
the manufactures or navigation Of the country
A nd when the writers for the Augusta paper hit
us supporting policy asowcdly or obviously hos
tile to either Of these interests. we give them lcs'
to throw this paragraph in our teeth.
Nat. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-29

tor shall in like manner Lave power 10 a,re.,.,
regiments, and that the returns of such orr, a' M'
made,n case brigade inspector is arrested . ~ Nalt
handing officer 81 the brigade TO which such ;' GU
shall belong,--and in case OF the arrest Of ~ al,
The commanding officer Of his regimen who !. ~
lively appoint the court martini for HE Trial Il sn a
Sec. SO. ind be il further enacted, That IA =,
person or persons whatsoever, now hudipy -. nv We
colors, drums, or Instruments Of martial muse "At
10 the militia If this State, shall forthw i'll All,
same 70 the captain OF 'he district wherein hey ,,.s
under the penalty Of twenty dollars be sued s
covered in like manner debts under forty l;l ANU
BY the laws Of the State recovered -''"ss
Sec 80. And be ii enacted That the rules and ~,
war established BY the General Government, far ,
of the United States, are enacted and tiecl.r.d ~, e
rules and articles applicable to the government, rs a,
la Of this State, whenever the said militia or any ,
detachment thereof, shall be called into acual xxx,
authority Of this State or Of The United States
Sec 40. -ind be ii enacted. That with every eonr.
issued under this act, the governor shall cause 10 he
cred or transmitted to the person receiving s,lrh o,
ment. cory Of this act and that the goyeno ms
enabled TO carry this part Of the law into effect ,h
rotary of Sinte is hereby required TO have mined
published, forthwith, separate and apart from Other ",
that are or may be passed at The present session, I
hundred copies OF this act.
Sec Al And be IL enacted That the aci entitled 4
act 10 establish an uniform militia throughout his s.
passed on the 10th day Of August. 1907 and the All .
tied "a supplement TO the act entitled IAN act 10 r.
uniform militia throughout this StAe" PASSED On n
second day of February, 1911, and the act entitled
supplement TO the act entitled act to establish An n
form militia throughout this State" passed on The a5h
Of May 1872 and the entitled San additional sonnrl
the entitled Ar act 10 Establish an unErm,'
l,ia Throughout this State" passed the Sob day Of d
uary, l8l, and the entitled IAN act to euea fn,si
attendance day. Of par sde and Tor oer nunos,
passed the 81 day Of February, 1876 be, and ey,
part Of the said recied is from and after the
this act, declared to be repealed, made Lul aud void
| Passed al DUR February 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-29

Jar cracksrs.-A treaty with the Chippewa 10.
dians has recently been ratified BY the Piesluenl
and Senate, and published. The names OF about 10 !
50 Indians are subjoined TO the treaty, OF whoa
the following are specimens = Madwas kuia-ee,1'
hi.Waab, PrekwaukM Oguhbala
quotwas bee. The name Of female mentioned "
the treaty, is Oshaususcoda! wasqua; Of another
Obuy shaunuquot0qua
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-29
Book and Hat Store.
!, SCOTT,

No. 95, Market street, between Messrs. LaFAA
and Landlords Grocery Stores,
ID EGS leave to inform his friends and the pubc GEM
I'D ly tina, he has just received full supply Of fla'l
AMI FASHIONABLE HATS, from the Manuiae'@iE ;t i,
hoNAs ELsEs, No 100 Market street, phladelphla . "a
are warranted to be equal in poin, of Color and
any hats manufactured in the counrys'ch ~ = I'M A.
Will give perfect satisfaction to he weaver lheJ ""
disposed Of al Philadelphia prices ~. b
J. Inns always on hand. for sale, large sNs
SCHOOL. AND OTHER BOOKS il plain and iaie!
ngs. 'oselhtr with goodassortmeni OF a.,
ank Hooks Paper, States, &c, ali Of which he N"'s'
Al CITY prces. NJ,
blank and other Books ruled and bound 70 Wv.
An apprentice wanted to the bookbiudns business
Msy 81, 1877. oo
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-29

Genemens best and common Saddles, Ladies M. MN,
Briclles, Whips, Collars &c Also assortment OF llAi
TRUNKS He hopes by strict stteht on TO business
nm wih their custom WM " RICE.
Wilmington, April 27, 1897. oo-"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-29
SAIlIlLlNG.

The subscriber respectfully "
forms his frien.ls and the public gtI,,
eraliy that he has commenced 'ae s4u,
die and Harness Business, IN al ~
various branches, at No. u, East "
contl Street, opposite the Lower AA'
ke,-apd keeps constantly on haiu'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
DEpAnrxrxr OF WAR,
Jan..ary 30th, 1897.

Jdn4ary JUN, Ioz1.
SIN: Official information has been given the
President, that certain persons, under the pre-
tence OF surveying. have entered the.iands OF
the Creek Indians. directly in violation OF the
late treaty concluded with them at Washing
ton, in January last. and directly in violation OF
toe law of Congress regulating intercourse with
the Indian tribes.
The chiefs and warriors Of this tribe have ap
pesled tothe President for protection, by whom
am now instructed to direct you, without q
moments delay, to proceed to obtain the pro
per process with which 90 arrest them which
process you will cause to be delivered 10 the
Marshal Of The district, than they may be n'sfi,
amenable 10 Law. The orders of the Preslden,
as well as the importance OF the Object. relieve
me IRON the necessity Of suggesting any adi'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
February 8.-ctds.
gEsaUST SALE.-.By virtue of a

FEsRUST SALE.--By virtue OF a
FL Trust Deed execui ed to the undersigned
on the 8h day of February. 1896. by Andrew
Ulm and Mary his wife, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, snd now %. record in the
couniy court of berkeley. the und, rsigned will
proceed 10 sell, for CASH, on the premises. on
S.41URD.2Y, The l0h day Of March ncrt. the
one ninth part or share OF undivid q TRACT
OF LANO, containing us acres, late The pro.
pert, OF John Pnzer, decd This farm ad.
iolns the lands OF Archibald Shearer, Charles
Downs, and Others, near the River Potomac
and is well improved. Also, two horse
Sleigh, Blscksmith's Bellows and Side Sa.'dle
The sale Wi take place between the hours of
IL and 5 O'Clock. Such title as is vested in
nae as Trustee (Which ispresamed to DC good)
will be made ths purchaser.
ADAM LEWIS. Trustee.
Feb 8-ctds.s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

Jaru = .yh, 1877.
SIs; BY directions Of the President of the q.
States, enclose you the copy of letter al.
dressed to r w tisbersham, esq. attorney ior
the strict of Georgia. arm instructed to
charge you to lpse time. on the receipt Of
the process, which will be delivered by the at
torney, in promptly executing il, and taking the
steps directed 10y la win such cases.
Should the attorney be absent. you will your
self apply for the proper process.
lam. sir, respectfully, your obedien. servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
JoHS IL MonEt, Esq.
.harshaH, Sauannah, Georgia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
[Whole No. 1865.
!. CsssK NAr,os. JAsoAav l2,h. lsa7.

~Netk NATION, JANUARY lNh, 1897.
10 che Sarpessrs r,maisg tie iaad srsss efshs iirs
n the late Iied.F.
GENrIgssx: We. the undersigned Chiefs ana
Head Allen OF the Creek Nation, having learnt
with great roget. that you are engaged ia sur
'eying the laads vest ui the line of the hie
Treaty, aud which was mol ceded oy that Urea.
". We have again TO request and demand OF YOU
10 the must friendly terms, that You will dessst
from stretching chain over any OF our landS
not ceslcd BY Tie said Treaty; We battered our.
selves. and we had right 10 believe, the siipu-
la,'ons OF that Treaty would have been friendly
observed by ell parties concerned. and that our
former differences with our neighbours, tho
Georgsns. wpald have been finally settled, AMI
tha, We would, IN future. live in the strirtest
friendship IN at our intercourse We are de-
,eimined, on Our part, not 20 do an act that can
be calculated to give offence, bur are right. and
We hope they viii be respected.
We are your friends,
Signed BY LATHE Prince, 0akfasky Yuholo.
S?siuer Tus,nugg Hsrgo, Essticharco Chopco.
Wicas iiorse. Goethe Ho,igo, Cisrchus Micur.
Cssy Of a iener from 5,nes "A. Rogers. Dissyes
SarUcysr, 20 Gov. IfOaf. Ja'Ansrg %. 1877.
His Ex'cy Gov. TaoUrs
SIN; Enclosd. on win find a COPY of an in
s,rument ii writing. which was handed To mo
-
ter read the letter, they demanded Of me my
compass. which had to surrender to them, but
after few minutes they agreed to give back
my compass, aud would come with me over tho
new Treaty line, which, they did, and threatens
ed me very severe If should be caught over
Blgtt's line agan surveying. have come
on TO M.in.oshs old place, aud have stopt my
hands until hear from you. if,ou intend to
give me assistance, hope you will take the
earliest measure 10 get il 10 me. n provision is
scarce and my hands uneasy to 10 home. Al
TO the number OF men il viii take 10 guard mo
am unable to say--my situation 10 this: There
is three settlements Of indians in my District
that have 10 them about ten men, and III two
miles. on the Alabama side, there ia large town
that am told have from forty to fifty warriors
in il, which, is to be placed On the new Treaty
line as spies, and prevent the land from being
surveyed; and NJ for further information, I will
refer you to MAJOR Panamore, The bearer OF this
express, and who was with me when the In-
dlans stopt me. Yours. &c.
JAMES A HOGEkS. ID. g.
Csc. ~. TRouP. Cspsrnor Of 0eorgsa
The message and papers were read. and re.
ferred to the Select Committee to which wse
referred the message Of the sth instant
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
OEPARTMsN or war,
.J,lULaru 90 1907


SiR Complaints have been made to the Pre-
s'dent, by the Greeks, through the U. States
agent, agans, the ntrusions of the surveyors
OF Georgia on their lsads, guaranteed to them
by the treaty concluded with them st Washing
ton, on the 24'h January 1896 With tn sc
complaints hey have united in appeal to he
President. Calling for his interpositIon to pro-
tect them in their rights, by causing this treaty
TO be lnsIoiably MAINTAIN ed. The pretensons
under which these surveys are attempted are
in direct violation of the treaty. and, il perse-
vered in, must lead to a disturbance of the pub
lie tranquility. The treaty Ut w asiiington. like
all other Treaties which have received The con
stltutioaal sanction. is among the supreme laws
OF The iani. Charged, by the constitution, viii,
the execution OF the laws, tho President viii
fce' himself compelled to employ. il necessary,
all the means under his contro! to malntsin the
faith OF the nation. by carrying the treaty into
effect
have the honour TO be, your obedient ser.
want, JAMES BARBOUR
His Ex'cv g. NJ TRouP,
Coz. Of Georgia, .'hliedgeviite. Geo.