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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
SIMON BOLIVAR.

letter from our correspondent at Carthagona da,
ted the 9th rit. says:
You will no doubt hare heard Of the expedition
fitting out from tbs place for Porto Rico wh:l, is 10
be placed uudcr The command of General Paez and
fad'i!a This Is no doubt done with the express OBJ
ject of getting rid of two very Troublesome person.
ages, who are very annoying TO General Boiycr. To
give YOU some idea Of the state Of the country !
will mention one occurrence. few DAYS ago at the
grand feast, General Padla, for trfinc offence
stabbed private citizen, who died. M notice was
taken OF the affair, ii being nothing rare.
The country IS completely drained Of money aud
not one cent IN the treasury. 1t true there are
many very rich persons, but ing 10 the many forced
loans, the property OF such possess any is hidden
the army and navy are in dreadlusa!c. Ifthc men
get their raii0ns, II IS all they have 10 expect The
Colombia, one OF t5cir finest vessels attached 10 the
squadron, stepped for COCO dollars TO fash her out
Ats
Colombian vessel lofI Baranqu;llas fer Jamaica,
Gu Tie Goth u!iino and after having been at sea three
days put II here having thrown over tho greater "a
Of her Cargo, and with four fast ofwaer in her hold
i'y private letters from the city OF Mexico, Of the
10Th OF January, we learn that the Congress of Tao
ubaya would convene probably about the Ist of March
ego
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03

fror lie 3Gniaica COurant OF March Oh
Since last have been favoued With the perns,I
OF letters from ST. Domingo, received by Lord Melville
packet. The following 5 extract from one dated
''PoRT Az PRINCE l9yl Feb
"ihc Uayrau Government has received their answer
from the French Cove nmen;, which proves uufavourac-
1t is SAID that the Secretary of State for the Colonies IN
France expressed much surprise tn learn any part Of
the OGomnamca OF Charles Y. required panatio ns re-
CARDS the halt duties, particularly the aytian Govern
ment had acted upon il.
ihc communication is said to give pretty broad hint
That FayI does not fuid the engagements Fra see has
the means, aud will compel her The Fcchc slooD of
war is montmly expected from Franco. and nv her the
"iimaium 1t row appears pretty certain that his
country Is now considered French Colony The
people here seriously disposed reruise The French
however, should they attempt invasion.
'Ihe Arsenal here entirely destroyed By an cx-
p!os'on on the I'd iust-'iIlc quantity of nowier il, il
wren the conitgraum took place, said to be 1905
lbs Seve!a! persons killed, among Court Bauze
The President had escape, he only ien the
arsoua! about ten minutes before it bcw up"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
-aG3r>

E7nca'ioa IN Scof'ihd.-A committee ofrhc Gene
raj Assembly, OF Scotland has lately published a report
religious instruction in Scotland For the purpo,p NJ
obtaining information of the actual state of education
they circulated queries, and have received answers
from e'cry ptrts in &coiiunA II was ascerained tlaf
IN Ten OF NE synod' Of Scotland, comprising 764 par
ishes and t,7I5IlG persons, the means of eJyc,ion
"orc so extensive, that there scarcely an indjgi
ua who had not been taught TO read. In le remain
ing seven synojs VIZ: Argyle, Glone'g Ross sulher
''"d, 'aithness Orkney and ZetlanJ, containing .
parishes and 377,130 inhabitants if was f,rnJ t},
$50 schools were wanted, which il was commit "A
would educate lO50) children. Tie Committee in
answer TO their solicitations for pecuniary aid to efa
nsh l"eSe schools, have received amounting 10
~''4""' principally from parOchal collections and are
III expectation Of receiving further sums.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30
GRATITUDE OF LOUISIANA.

Louisiana has followed the example Of South
Carol,na. She too has appropriated $4,000
for the benefit Of the family of the rlusripus
Jeh-rseu. Si. has shown her sense OF the Ser
vices, Size has received at his hands--hY -.
tending Aer services to his ciald. The LrGisia-
rurc OF Virginia has Yet declined DONG any
thing lo, her. That Of Massachusetts has post
pored decision ill the next session. South
Cmolma aud Louisiana have manifested their
feeling, l., prompt and honorable contribution.
II even there was 4 man, who deserved TO have
his ldstwiShes respected by grateful country
II Was the authot oithe Declaration Of inacpui-
dencc: htrh. Compiler
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
IN Act offering tribute Of gratiiUdt 10 the YAM
IN ofIbe tate ThoHqs Jetersoa.
Whereas after life devoted to the service OF
his country and that of the whole human race,
Thomas Jefferson died, leaving to his children
no inheritance save the example Of his virtues
aud the gratitude of the people whose indie
pcndcnce he had proclaimed To the world, IN
the language worthy the representatives OF a
great nation and whereas the Legislature OF
Louisiana. a state acquired TO the Union by his
wisdom and foresight, in grateful remembrance
ofthS ilhstrous citizen 20 whom they are ~
dehed for thc blessings of POLITICAL and rINil H.
berty, wish to perpetIate 10 the latest poHer-
~ the memory of their deep sense of the anri-
vailed talents and virtues of their bencaciar,
therefore, Be il enacted that the sum of $1,000
in stock, bearing an interest of six per cent.
per annum payable yearly, and redeeiAAbls IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30
STAT. COMMUNION

Never was The nature Of resistance to real -
fneed wrong more egfc5iou,ly nIscoaoei,ed
tnan by the majority OF die last L gslaturc, or
the Convention Question Th-s SAID, lei Us dc.
feat the BIZ has tune, and the subject j, pm, 10
rcst. But now soiity have they been mistaken.
A. we'll might you hope 10 grasp the thuoderbot.
or arrest tie lghtn,ag, a. NJ pat TO silence tfe
voice OF 3oO,oUO souls. deIk,udng a redfes, d
grievances. Iu,tead Of s,leacing the people. /;
has produced still louder appeal still more
energetic de,nan -,cHh tte cypress Groeai lie.
it as made TOR the last tune A spirit Of resent.
mcnt has been awakened in the popuh1s coun.
ties ofthe Valley, Justly tegar led as the sineS
aud backbone Of the state which will moi
brock another denial We have not room far
all the proceedings which nave reached Us ION
these counties. Suffice il 10 say IA the general,
thai the people OF Berkeley, Shenandoah, Frrdc
rick, Rockingham. GrecnDrier Loudoun. Jefcf
son, dc. &c. have issued the most indignant re
lnonsuauces against the decision OF the late LIE.
eTNidlult. we appear ~ tIlt Io"5fhu VI
gafchS' whetAerit is noi time 10 surrender the
undue qnantum o power, which has SO long re-
sliced IA their hands Whether the principles Of
political equality. Of which they boast ttenls..'t1
he advocates. do not daily reproach them WIN
the shameless Inconsistency between thelr prac-
TEE and ter professions We understand that
a considerable change OF sentiment has takehI
pi. in favor of ih. measure, in the lafge 'n1
pepu'ous coh,,ies of Charlotte and Buckinghae, 4
Is we'll as some other pars of the State. ~
Circular Of Col. Wyatt, Senator faom the Char
otte district 1t viii be seen TINT although BE- -
heretofore been sioIendy opposed to the bnI 'of
taking the sense 9th people, he is no" rs -
vocate. w have no doubt the bill will become
law at the next session, and we have y" a
little that Convention viii BE- decreed by ma
jority vi the people.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30
LYNCHBuRG. MARCH 30. 1927

u We are authorized 10 say that Col. Nm.
CAMPBELL is a Candidate, to represent the
district composed ofthe counties Of Bedford,
Franklin, Patrick aad Henry, in the neat Con
gress.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

II viii bc lccollcctod tta NJ TIN last session OF
Congress. bdi Wa reported by the Commit
tee OF Nays and Means oi the House uf Repre-
scniIves 10 authnrlze an exchange OF sixteen
millions Of stock bearing an interest of SIX per
cent, fur an equal amount bearnga reduced in
teiest Of five per cent. The object Of This tx
change was two-fold In the Gsst rlacr it VIZ
to redeem crran portion OF public debt now
becoming due, by exchanging the amount OF
stock, for siphar amount redreuGablc at n
more remote period, aud thss protraeune the IL
quotation OF so nncn Of the debt. The second
object was 10 effect n sayinA of me Pc cert. o.
this sixteen millions, amounting 20 l6o.euu dol
lars ANNUALLY. In the event ii the taiiure OF
this arrangement. loan was authorized. 4
was, however, the opinion ofthe u"si informed
fnmcicrs that the exc6ange ceuld lie readily
effected. This hill n ssed Tho House of Repre-
senlrtiyes but, Ia consequence of he drtnirln.
cd the Opposing in Sennte--as egpound-
cd IL us bg Mr RitChie--to wa al the Lead
,ng measures OF the Government. this bhl Was
iatIcd 10 remain ia that body uuarlcd on
IEns the nation has sustained furiug rfas-
emf veal positive loss Of l60,0oO do has. IN
conseGe en,e oiths patriotic reso ton ON III,
part offhe Senate. If by this plan Of dei,a'ine
great public measures. odiUn can be cast on The
ENccutye-as has @lrcad, been attempted on
the subject of the Colonial Trade Rhl and the
confluence of the pc, pie can thus toe Vi nd avn
from the Executive, the Opposition viii dcri,e
all the aid from this tCvulslOn Of pubic cent
dence, which they desire OF need II Is OILY ne
Cessarv, however, toI the people To be informed
OF the facts. They Will he atno loss whcIc Ia
apply the censure Nat Journal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30
coMNuH1cATED
IJORRID MURDER

Ono Of tho most Stocking acts Of mnrier
Viirl stnfus the c7tdoaneo Of Czim, Ia ttis sc.
ton uftle country, was committed by his ne
rror, ON the per. on Of Mr. JeiH Hoa'jo o
IoncubuIe Co Va. on Friday wight the OH
ms. II apncars tla' tho murder or Nh. II. Rad
hren ia contour lation for moro than twelve
months Awaiting themselves efthe absence o.
the overseer the negroes carried into effect their
hord design-frstby choatns lima to death
and then in a brush ERE, prcpa.cltur burning To-
sacco plant patches, they consumed ms bod,
ard 10 avoid detection, literally puseriscd ii.
bones, strcWcd them in the field, and turned
them in with plough Mr.. liomm was an
entcrprSne and Intelligent farmer whose death
wili I've much regretted ~ that class Of the com
munity part e9lafly, and nv society generally
--Srfeattcn oithe negroes, charged With fhe
offence have been conmt,d 70 The jill of thai
couglte 10 await ttcir triai before 50, cal Our
TO 81 impanced on Monday the 18Th INST
Iunenbule, March II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30
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err - 5siac,, ~ 81 Id, - All. rosnoifren
fsaH s. rs.-es ffsa ssiiHn ~ bf gwen =
liss Caffssli. M ~ 1esfH' hat iah sep 81 g'di
, II BE- eart;rd IN ihe asld o. thc Ad.ii'n'7ts.
ou Bur let tke# ilonei "ll tbs 40 nee a y
t.ea q, ono. Tive eyrs of fiose Who sr, finally u
satils ,he one.aan. The people vii speh, N a
Ianpt,ose ufiel ~ Pc aps A. this moment,
tool t,. uis moment learn mat tue t'eilnan
Lancaster pap#. las come Out IN fafor OF the
Aatniu..tl alton
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

u The last v Y Advocate, oharacteuzms
Northern and Southern Chiyahy, says. - re
Souhron. had as lie,e fight asrat cav =
bach duck MOI 50 fast, Mr.. $40" Zen. jof
sfompie-AIr. MeDufie, Col Cumming cen
Saunders. aud other, whom we inieht ne7't''1.
The sonte,oas have no create, lore for lie S'"'A'
Of guu-po"der than other people. aud p'''''
Womb be equally as hard ofdigestion on TINS >''7
Of the Potomac as ON the other Ii they N.Y.
more frequently, and with more dangerous W.
pons, than thc Northcrns it is because 1t Is 'no'1
(adtioaQbie at the South. ihats all
"Fn,hon IN ever, thing bears sovereign sway
Zen wig and pcriwies have had their Day
But, the Advocate goes on to say that 'hr '''
thern people a1e sly and reacherous IN m" ~
sentiments. and therefore more dangerous "a
we ofthe South. This may be all very h"e
We allow the Editor ofthe Advocate TIE ""'H'l
tase Of more intimate Acquaintance "H"
N4rthcrn people which better qualities i'' .
decide. 1t may be- too, tiat he has tic h'"yni
Of ssifkR9uiedle, which who shall goinsay
W The "Peisrs6urg Reppd'ican," win " io''
we had running skirmish last suuurs- say
The Iynchbu Yirginian," has bcro.n' q'o'9
decent and respectable aud regrets to see rs l''
company with 3!r. Adams friends. We tam
the Editor, alike for his compliment and MS y
gret. Oar decency does MOI depenl CD I'i' u
t,r, p,r o,,r romna,iv on. his choice ] he 10,
mer we shall eudeavor to preserve; the !atie' y.
shall not desert We do not envy the hep"o4
can the associations 1t has formed. III
washiastOn Telegraph, Noah4S Enquirer >
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

u We would call the attention Of our rcs.
ders TO the admirable article, headed " Politics.
PrlnePtes, tom the National inieItsencer d,
March y. 1t carries a triumphant boidness
with II which must command respect What
MIR. Madison, the great expounoer OF the Con.
stitutlon, relied On & quoted by the Ric,mou4
Enquirer, ef il geausomne, as the only correetin'
telpfeter Of rs meaning, Absolutely voting for .
Inv, and defending ii in a setspeech the objee.
OF which wits Z" TO PROTECT poaISrlc x4vu-
FAcTuREs.' aud yet MIR. GILES and his coadia
tors declaring bill, similar in principle, ana
not SO Objectionable in phraseoIogy, uae0aaitn-
al We should lie to see the Enquirer ~
Mr Giles, OF MIR. Taz~ell get around Alr. Mad
sons speech.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

Tive excitement ofparty feelings often brings
men into notice \ no would ote,Ni>e never be
known but IN limited cicrs. Such is the case
~ the redoublahlc General Sauad, q, OF North
"a, oIna who has rendered himself conspi-
r'auS b, volunteering is one Of tie FIGHTING
eitANPIoss of his party ; and immediately
shrinking from the responsibility Of his new Of
fra--sn entirely has he disgust 4 lis political
Fl lends, bv stunning Nessrs Burlncr and Iobu
son. ofkentcl,y, and challenging the decreped
and purhlnd MI Wright, OF Ohio, that he has
been driven to decline pool for reelection.
Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

The Raleigh Register states that since his re-
turn from washington. General Saunders has
pnblicIg aunouncrdto his Constituents, lbs tHten-
ton to decline reelection To Congress.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

'gD u !. As be.a G.. >.rny-,s :.
the Southern people, as ;heir .54,,.;.
iy, lofty apt reetIess cnlBusia.,.. -. ''''
,iesd OF drinking non oppouaa.t,s.
testing il love Of freedom. sna Il.
would rather cou them ,shae. M ,se -. .
hand, the Northern people have l,as,. -
lied as sordid and penutlaus 10 .,..l.
ing up their treasure like their b.,r,.. -
and dispensing IT only when the, as,e
profitable retnrn--puitine 1t o,t =,
" breed as 5hyloci< says, a last al,
sheep. "-Bat, look at the contrast in t,.
case. AHthisdonation has been inadeb,tt
thern people, witile The generous. extra,,,.
pen.hearted, chnalric s0ulJozs have a.,
then oars, giving 10 Greece no a.,is,s,.a
their good ,eihes, which DR.. Young s.,..
" the employment Of fools"---af 4" an e,...
ments decidedly the worst az,
strange 10 Us how Virginia and the co.,,
States have acquired tbs high char4e,.,
how, having acquired, they have Sustained =,
Comoare then private enterprise in t,,t
then Northern brethren and the Conn.,.
sinks them into nsigniiieance Contest u...
public works, BEN Geial OF ornamental .ra,..
contrast is appalling TOT the sight, and sekspir,
TO the hopes In what, then does this Cham.
supremacy consist2 Is there some magic b.
the words Diron'e line, which M Handel.
Is so fond OF referring TO Or, is !, thatueoft,.
South, herald ouI'own praises y in clsno,,,.,,
tongue, while they Of the North are conteu, =
net We think the whole secre, lies in Tia
fact Heare NOISY, and either stand still or >.
de-0eyare silent, and are Steadily ny,
2ressiye. Ne contend, with all the ,aergless,
mind aud body, for iaucilu theories, and. IA
matters of doubtful eapedicncy, GENERA i,
choose the Woysi side--htg resolve every doulr.
fuI question, by such interpretations is VII
ensure 10 them most advantages, and euars
them against most evils
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

Tho United Statcs occnne so large n spare
upon The glose tHr there is almost every va
-iety Of clmates and of products 10 be found IN
fhelr hofdrrS--From Name To the Chlph II Mex-
,co, the thermometer varies IN a remarkable
msnncf; while the NORTH is scarcely nmc-eing
from thr dcuths ofwinter, Georgia aud rlolpla
are exhibiting all the heautios and products al
the Spring. In the middle otthis month, tbc
markets oi savanna were supnli with the
flowers and vegetables of that season in consid-
cradle abundance Green Peas mad made their
appearance An cYenrewhoHas Naod Of straw
berries might spend many weets ~ TRAVELLING
Though aldeg,ees of latitude, AID see them
npen in succession. Compiler
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

f"EHdu q tHef rom gentleman How al H1y.
rtsbtHg, dated Morcb - ls17
"pEAR SIR; got here last evening. and find
49, increasing good feeling for the Admin,.,ya.
ION, and a corresponding disgust az the procr..
a.ngs OF the Opposition which is likely 10 ro
decreased by the strong, and would qav. stsanoe
effort, now making to obtain an expreSsion n
public opinion in favor OF their candidafr No,
satisfied With using the influence of their owl, q.
hzens. Gov Carroll, Of Tennessee, is here wtL
the ex-GoSernor Fndiay using Their efforts 70
induce the intelligence, as old established ma.
per, to come out in favor Of Jackson" hod
as the Editors do not appear disposed to be dri.
ven mo measures they cannot approve Of they
are threatened with the establishment of a rival
PAPER; to support which, it Is said 1000 dollars
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

From he Petersburg Heihgercsr.
The following "details are almost too SHOCK,
,ne tor hehet; but Ne lee an obngdtIon ,pul,
lien ti,cm. Is they are derived nom aa authcnG,
source
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

The long existing controversies, between the
Ia. iiimHn Of the Love, p,osulce OF Ca1ala.
and the Governor OF the sumo, appeal 10 in
crease The Session which wa recently com
mcnced. la. betn suddenly dissolved. J. ap-
pears that the Assembly refused 10 vote for the
Supply Bill in the manner aslz ed, which would
piac, the revenues otthe Country at the sole
~, tlosai Of the Executive. Upon which the
Governor proloeucd PaHiamrai uuiil the 18th
April previous to which it supposed !, viii be
dissolved by Proclamation. witt a view again to
take the sense oflhe people The Goycrnorre-
marks in his Speech, that lie cannot speak OF
their proceedings with appreciation ar thanks ;
AID that he shall rroroeue the session, Whale
ever may he the inconyenienees or consequen-
ces of rhe measure
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

it-n.s'sHs - ssantr, II n teierr,;r.i W t.
i s'sl5tefe siisl'i be forwarded ~ the 6ovtfn
o u VI s. iand lph. the only surviving dateh-
if' 81 Thomas Jefferson. TOT her use aud ihai .
her r hdren,
sec 2 Be"(ulter enocfcd, That the Go,
efnof be md he Is hereby requested to transmit
copies Of tbs ART d pteanihe 70 the governors
! Oh fhe several States % The Union.
| SEE 3 Bet further eaacfed, That The Gov.
rfnof If tbs Stte. be- and he Is likewise request
90 TO transmit copy OF this acl aud pre- anible to
Mrs Randolph.
| darlington, March : In che shin Aleon-
quin. arrived at PHILADELPHIA from Liverpool,
came passenger Mr.. Edp ard Hyer, bearer Of
dispatches from our Minister 10 England, sup
posed TO contain the ratification Of the etplana-
tory Treaty on the subject Of the Ghent Com
mission. sensation seems 10 have been pro-
dueed in Baltimore aud elsewhere by rumor
that Nh. " was the bearer Of Treaty negnfia-
tion by MIR. CsIlaiin, concerning Colonial inter-
COURSE - OF THIS report, We believe there is no
foundation. Lhat lat.
Richmond, Hhrth "a We have before US a
statement made yesterday morning by Doctors
Cullen aud Briggs, the ply sicians who attend
Mr.. Sutherland we have much satisfaction IN
writing that statement, the " condition Of Nj
>. was such rs 10 warrant the belief thai his re-
covely may be speedily calculated ON
Compiler.
We have been favored with the pcrrisal Of
Letter from General LAFAYETTE, to gentle
man in this Guy. dated first January, 1927,
nom which we translate the following extract
Nat. Int
" am occupying myself now, more than ever
IN Agriculture and the arrangement Of my re-
treat particularly in improving my farm. which
is very fine one. We entertain many friends
aud II is great peasuse 10 10 receive the VS.
ITS oi Americans. II is also, with pain fhn we
have seen adopted, IN this respect, a kind of Dis
cretieu, which is much The more I'll placed
as. IN my confidence IN our American fricnds ;
am"Ithmi ceremony towardstbem aud change
non Z, ( INV ordinary halHfs II IS to me a pleas
my thought that my house under the invoca-
ton Of the flag Of tine Unltad states, is regard-
ed as their H0Die, was much elicved 10 per
ceYr, u FEW DAYS since, IN the American papers
letter, written no doubtNilh good imrntio on
md in ia, most friendly style, but in which hr-
'tdes some inaccuracies OF hue importance. IT,
opinion IS expressed that am tormenird bv
pefnniary demands on tie paft of travellers
rom the United States--which, | assure yun
great error
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

Col. Pluck, Of the Philadelphia militia, in
full uniform, was announced to ride an elephant
at the Lafayette theatre il New York on Mon
day evening last, for The benefit of one OF the
performers
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

About the 18th of Nov. Information was re-
ceiscd ~ Valparaiso, via Buenos Ayres, of the
death OF Nh Adams and Mr. Jefferson. Min
ute guns were fired aud the L. S citizens there
resolved 70 wear mourning for 80 tays.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-09

=. columns of the National Journal, a
...;bIe writer, who signs himself "ATr1cus,
commenced a series Of critical remarks up
n, Senator Eaton's BARGAIN BAGATELLE.
-, ,ony the first number to-day, and COM
.nJi, 70 The reader. Mr.. Walsh, Editor Of
-. National Gazette, speaking Of the perform
.,.o r The Heroes ready witness says, INF
=. ..on's s,a,cmen, does not appear TO contain
-, new facts of importance: his explanation oil
-. ,,.n 70 the Editor Of the Columbian OBJ
..r,,ris rather nms" The same Editor Is OF
...;on ,ba, the manner in which Judge isaacs
;o,roduced the name Of Mr.. Mark'ey viii
,loc, this gentleman 10 bre-k silence.