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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

I'd ANYWAY from subscriber living ia the.Iover end Of
H Newkent county, Monday the 18th instant negro
Cssar who calls himself Cesar Armistead, yelowish
Complexion, buy head u hair low stature aud 10 he
bowIegged his clothing blue and short blue
do pretty much hi, other coathing not parteoayre
collected, aged ~ three. lie well known Richmond
having Tor several yeas past drove trading
His wife fee woma yng the laUd Of euy 49, Lang
ley, dec. Of this county. Inclined ~ believe he -
WILDE, lurking about Richmond will give the reward
81 delivered 10 secured 10 Jail That get sgaIn
MARY ANN HtLLfAKD.
u All masters Of vessels cautioned from carrying Oh
SAID negro, they will he dealt with the Law directs
March 20. fn3- q
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NOTICE.


a IL persons having claims agan'; The estate Of Frsnei'
IN Ferguson dec. requested - hins the forward
seeGe and those indebted TO the said estate requested
90 make payment iumedistely,to
AUSTIN II. FERGUSON, admir- Of +. Ferguson, dec.
March ~. 102-wh
" IRGfNIA az Superior Of Chsnoery holJ,n at
the Cspnol the city u Richmond the 2,t day Of June
1926
Cadwallader Jones, Plaintiff,
Against
Edwin Land aud Thomss Watkins, Dens.
The defendant Edwin Laud who Of this country and
against whom the plaintiff appears u have proceeded ~ the
node prescribed ny law sgaust shsent defendants still fab
ing 20 appear aud answer motion Of the psnf by
sell the court doth take his bill tor conferred the deen
dsot and the coming be heard on the bill the
Of the other defendant, exhibits aud
ADD argued by COUNSEL On confederation whereo
The court dotb order thst u the commissioner do
seeoun, Of profits Of he lipi the hl nenioned
report the court with matters speeifly slsd
deemed pertinent by higelf which nay be required by
Che parties 20 be 5 stated. copy. Tese,
w. w. IIENiNG, r. T..
Couniss,oner's. oficc, Richmond, March 0, 1877.
The ptries Interested please take Bgtics that have
ppouted the 18th day Of April next the
directed by the above reehed Oidtr 81 court which
dry as oolo,k, a. W ihey required aisHd ny Of
IN ibis CITY, with The 1eoes'ly evidence 81 ready Tor
examination 3ni s.ni, meat. AMOS LADD, ~. C..
D3fss ~ f02-wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued a
Circular 10 the Collectors of the, Customs as al
accompaniment TO the Presidents PROCLAIM alton.
- As no power was vested by law, in the Pre-
sident, 10 make the Proclamation prospective in
ITS operations, il will be seen by The Circular
(says the n Journal,) thai the President has gi.
ven an - scope 10 friendly disposition towards
U. Britain, which he left at liberty to take,
oy excluding from the provisions of the interdict
all those British vessels which are either no,o in
me ports cf The U. States. or tchich may arrive
precious 70 me FFst IF Juty neat, In Ignorance
of the actual existence of the p,obibi,ion',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

Extract Of letter to the Editor, dated Maraesibo,
Feb. l?, 1927.
Bolivar is TO make this place his i al quarters.
being the most central part OF Colombia We ex-
peci him hourly from Valenc a he l. beloved by
all classes" Phil. Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

A adjourrtd meeting Of The Bsp.N MssOn Society Of
= Virginia will be held SATURDAY the 3ia instant,
the I'd Baptist Church an this city.
March 20. 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

Tue New York Amer philadelphia Press &c. are dog
sns me'sts Van Burens and Cambr eieng Ons
~ mem ',i' Us mat they will, all probability pass from
oHa 10 aiIiedseyiile, ani thence II Yennssseen But
hty lave not been IL Richmond all aud IN all probability
WI not 60 TO Tennessee We from private lei
YET several week. since, that Mr. Buren, would
v'hthe South after the adjournment uf Congress ON
OF h opponents will let him no pier-
'"e-sha kindly turn every tang into politics.
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me Presidents Proela aao is a, length issued The
u"eet trade TO the British Colonies lopt OF Our e.nor.
per snnun amounted to sie7s,47o (as per returns down 10
'9 o. sept lat Thanks otbe Diplomacy of pre-
SEM administration Gen. Smith asserts that t.y him
mo belief that tey wished the matter by
i Lya, The Chairman OF the Commit e, declare. tina, they
assured MN oil Their de.ie TO eject by neg ocaou The
Oomm1ee sotPoHed ii; aad thus paraly.ed the admins
oh Party declined to act upon the SUBJECT Gen. Smith
y nei was no iine TO act upon IL: And wonder
the Committee anl the an.si.sa party Kent hack he
aIe-eeain Is no law Pa. ed-aui instead Of max
s p 10 ms aeay by unu.ual diligence nesocia,ion no
ucoh, were ever given 10 Mr.. kins-aud when MI, G al
Council passed. and the trade int rdieed
We trust that the Adninistr alton Will make N, far , 40
anu repair Their by mote e
'eo'u' hegooaon AT such moment as this the r,,nt,v
can very lily hearth Topping oil of direct .xo, of @
,n - nlii"ns The Southern y, ~ particular
other staples ' "s'' anu
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PIRGKyNIa STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE nENEFIT OF THE
DIES ~. A. SW. AMP

C.f-N4L CObHPa.1'Y,
SIXTH CLASS
To be drawn "wednesday, the 25th Aptl pex.
YATES + .if'I.NTYRE, MANAGERS.
Sizy Number Coordination Lottery ire Dra.vn Ba,5t,
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~ Tire Gooersor ~ ne ComglensesnIfh Of Yt,ginis.
4 DRDrY. NJ - -

VI HEHEAS hts hscu represented the Executive By
~ the Jlil"r Of o.aaOri county, shat certain William r.
4'yne, who had heen rcmande 10 jail by examnin,
court f9r further trial charged with Negro Stealing did 90
thu night OF the 2ith uc break aud make escape on
the ja Of said cnuu'y and u roing large: have
therefore thought proper wiL the advice Of the Council or
State cdt reward d One Hundred Dollars to any persOn
OF peTns wh' will arr fbend and convey the il 81
Stafford county aoIesaid lie said william PAYNE and
do require all officers cigil military end e.
hort The good people Of the Crwnons ah we Their re-.
~ cause the sa'd fgye TO be af1rebendej That
he may be dealt with a. the Law requires. -
Given under MY hat IS Governor, and under The Seal
SeN the Commonwealth a. Richpnd this if.f day IL
March, lo2T JOHN Tyler
william j. Payne, is ahou feet II inches eb lirbt ste
eyer, dark hair and little inclined 10 ainrss; his ugptr
tsoti worn il circular form, has down oct when 80
ken TO- scar on OF near bis no'e, a'"u, 50 years oil.
March =. -v.s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %.
IN SENATE.
COLONIAL TRADE.

The unfinished business was then taken IN and
the Senate resumed the consideration of the bill to
regulate The intercourse between the United Sales
and the Colonies of Great Britain the amendment
formerly offered by Mr. Smith of Maryland, pend
ing.
Some conversation took place; when Nh Cham
bers moved to amend the bill by Inserting third
section, providing that the ports Of this country
should be closed by the operation of this act if the
British ports were not opened by the time 10 be
fixed on.
Mr.. G. supported his motion by some remarks
in explanation, but Withdrew il, afier co4sidera-
Die discussion, in which Messrs Findlay. Benton
Harrison, Woodbury., Bsrrien, and Tszewell, took
part; and moved that the amendment proposed by
Mr. Smith of Maryland, be amended by the inser-
ton of the 18th November instead of the 3Ist of
December
Ga this motion debate ensued, beivees sfessre
Johnston of Louisiana Tazew ell, Macon, Holmes,
Berren, Smith Of Maryland, Silsbee, and ayood-
bury,whcn Mr. Benton observed thar unless he saw
come probability that the Senate would act effec
tually upon this bill; it too late to continue
tue discussion it; he should move to lay it on
The table.
MIR. Van Buren, moved 70 divide the question
on striking out and inserting, which was agreed To
The question was then taken striking out the
words " 3lst of December from the amendment
ofMr. Smith, and the motion was rejected, by the
YEAS Messrs. Bseman, Chambers, Chandler,
Chase, Clayton, Ed ards, Harrison, Holmes, John
sion of Lou, Kane, knight, Marks, Noble, Rob
bins, Seymour, Ssbee, Thomas Van Buren, 49,
NAYS. Messrs Barton, Benton, Berrien, Bou-
ligny, Branch, Cobb. iDickerson, Eaton, Findlay
Hsyne, Hendricks, Johnston Of Ken. King Me
kinIey, Macon, Randolph, Reed, Ridgely, San
ford, Smith of Md, Smith ofS. &. TazewelI,
white, Williams, Woodbury. 25.
Mr. Chambers then renewed the motion 10 a
mend the amendment by The insertion Of the third
section ss mentioned above, which gave rise 10
discussion, being opposed by Messrs. Van Boren
and Tazewell when the motion was rejected, by
the following vote:
YEAS Messrs. Bseman. Bell, Chambers
Chandler, Chase, Clayton, Edwards, Harrison,
Holiness Johnston Of Lou, Knight, Marks, Rob
bins, Seymour, Silsbee, Thomas IS.
NAYS Messfs Barton, Benton, Beyrjsn.
Bouligny, Branch, Cobb, Dickerson, Eaton, Find
lay, Hayne, Hendricks, johnson Of Ken, King,
Mckinney, Macon, Randolph, Reed. Ridgeley,
landlord, Smith of Md, Smith Of s. Carolina,
Fazewsll, Vac Buren,, White, Williams, Wood.
bury &c.
The question then REQUIRED on the amendment,
ct Mr.. Smith Of Md, as amended by Mr.. Wood
bury yesterday, aud was adopted 6y the follow.
Ing vele;
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YEAS MeS5rs. Benton Berrieu. Iossny Branch Chana.
ler Cobb, Dickerson. Eaton, Fndav. Hsynr Hendricks
Johnston 4 Lou, johnson Of Ken. King Knight Mckinley,
Macon Mark, Randolph. RdgIe,, Iugses. S,nford Sc,
m"ar S.H.e Smith Of No. Smith of $. O., Tazewsil Van
Bur I'm, White. Williams, Woodhury-St.
NAfS-MCssrs. Eateman, Dell, Chamber, Chase, Clay
ton. Edwards, HARRISON Ho.rpe, Robbins. Thomas--iO
The bill hsvirg been reported To the Senate.
he amendments agreed 70, and the bill
was ordered, be engrossed for third reading
The bill imposing ,ddiional duties imports,
(the Woollens hill) coming up then in it's course.
Mr. Hayne laid i, was obvious this bill could no, be
acted on, and moved that It be laid on he table;
W hich motion decided ~ follows:
YEAS-Mes.r. Benton, Berrien, Doulgny. d hneh Cham
hrr, ChytOr, Cobb E,ton HAyne, Johnson oi XVI Kane
Maroon, Randolph Reed N,igey, Rowan Smith Of Nd Smith
OF 5. q, Tszewe, Whte-2O
RAYS-Messts. Biyoa Bell Chandler, Dicker,on Elw,,i
f'oiiay, Harrison, Hendricks, Hrl,nr., knsh Maks Mill!
Noble Robbins Rugse Sanford Seyuour sl.bve Thomas
Woodbury. 40
The votes being equally divided. the Vice Ple-i-
den vo ell in the affirmative, and the bill was laid
the table
The engtossed bill 10 regulate the Intercourse
between the United States and the Colonie- OF
Great Britain, passed and sent 10 the other
House for concurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

WILL he sold without Store on Main. .rec
~ Thnsday he 3'i day OF . rsJuih all nv s,och ~
Ts'e, consisting Of the usud variety the Srdie q HGrae,
Bnss together with he tools in Gstl,e The Saddle
Pres considered 'upeiof o. America Aiso o.
fret rate fn'ns Pieces. have Negro Boy ont aff,s
year. ofasr. woud sell privately he .,s been al The hun
aoHtv yc'f'. Tenn of ale; Cih for all suns vn
LEG 90 dollsr '7er aud under 300 go days osdn; 10
TlOIh5 y. Small.
~ D. Efpte'd az 'i'ne $50 Euluh slid Tree, peg say
Rirhmrud from Liverpool
M.1cls cf-2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

Notice prhished such ofthe FteohoiJer, Of cup,n
olhy a. are opposed to the recollection j. o. Adan. Ia
favour of the election Of ia k.on =, HE ner p;
oyt The T. to meet at te Courthouse the Ist day o.
rc ooui', Tor the adoption OF nsasures as ay D,
suitable FOR promoting HAT ,hject Thi, notice is .rn,d Nv
H M Jr!sn'ah sothsi G'iln, p. nahuougR r. Il
fislI SmHheT, j. Nicsn, D. Brown, j.. j. MS1efee -
ID + Slaughter, Il. Gaiues, & PuL. h. Brown Arm,t,yj
Long : A. Storf"w. q F'ekn, n. barrett w Slaurb,s,
%; j. >. Ftndieton, FL ThomP'Oo ~ Slaughter aud J.
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ry7UE suscr,htr intending tsytl to- the benefit Of h.,
4 health on r. or sale rrsdelce, Jpptsie The Go
vernrent House Eichrasud he sx'.nsive collection al
GREFT-TOUSE PLdN1S anJ h. believes Il u,sy be
eltcd without FEAT Of conAdctp Inst collection Of tqlsl
extent and quality, i1s ever been 1fed oT le ~ the u
rhe slu,ttrs n Flora, md yes OF god Lemons sud
ranve opportunity 81 great variety ol
sle rllB,s sui Fruit Trees or ofntgtniins their
iiufsos
rhe GIANTS ghich -e,n ua.Dj The 6rst q april si 10
pfrrel ~ iutifDu, aud st of them be eiveo.
M,rshS 9f--efv H. TuR MR..
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By the Commander in Chief.

~, IOhN w. a. hNFORD, Aid dc Camp.
The Georgia Journal of the 20th SAYS:
:" IL MIR. Adams supposes he can intimidate the
authoTlile" OF this State, by threatening them with
the military force of the Union, he is very nue.,
In error "a he vii! distinctly see by the followins
letter, and orders of Governor Troup. Georoi,
does not value straw, either Mr. Adams or his
handful OF regular troops, when they under,she
schemes unauthorized by law, or the constitution
rs IN me present instance. And we should like
10 see MN attempt TO make levy of the militia
OF any OF The adjoining States, for smIa, mr. :
pose Let him try that if he cbooses.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

SfEALED yfopes for furnishing the Coneci in the Pen.
, lenioty with fyr - tooui from jsy directed
the Board " Directors and hsud'd 10 10 the Superinten
ds nv 2oeioeh q rburstay tie 5 csfgen, will he attended
90. Eloh Ration consn' II
Half pound q Beat quafter pound ssit Pork b.
rom sud bali pound, Of Meal 0ne pint 81 Poces
halt plat pss h.f g Mossse sni 90 each huoded Rstrn
allowance II pounds N Dap and fsc quartz salt
The C0nlrsctof the pfee Of tah puueum eni'
govefn HIN csrgs Tor component fsft % De rsp
. he fssairsJ 10 furesh doripg The Yess.
/ THcMss SgLs3S,phE,
Msfeh .. Ss
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ES'Fsc; Of letter from Albany 10 the

NSN"ott vi ieitef from iOany 10 the
Editors Of the ". York Enquirer
On peiI'ics we mc tolersbly quiet. There
IS gradual, but sure Improvement in the
republican ranks, and In the principles OIL
70 Mr. adams has many friends in th,
Legislature who avoS their belief that be
has no prospect Of a reelection, and tbey
are prepared 10 80 with the party. Ahei
Congress ajj3urns. we shsll be able te
ascertain whether il is expedien or neees.
sary TO iske any political steps in favor o.
General Jackson.
Governor Clinton snd both houses ar,
on tole'ably pleasant terns--the SENATE
orcssionslly throws out some of his dis
appointments, bnt they seeni to agree in w.
main. IL Is understood that he is svowedl,
IN favor Of General Jackson, but on ,h
suhjee, OF Vice Presiden, be expresses n
: opinion.
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Co1InllfnirrtrI.

1hrFso!Ec Cctnty, February a. 1877.
al meeting OF thc me nhrss If the Cubb Gre
Dths'ing Society st Mr.. Charles A. Raine's for the
purpose OF taking into consideration the rejection oil
the Convention Bill. MIR. Hill MoCray v,a,eall.d
To TIE chair ai't Chss 4. Raine, appointed clerk
Alter The meeting Wis organized the following OF g.
dilhie and resolutions vsfe adopted.
We, the UeTbors Of the Cubb Creek DEBATING
SOCIETY," feeling mortified at the rejection of The yui
~ the House Of Delegates providing for TAXING the
sense 81 me people Of Virginia relative TO a GDveu-
iron believing change O the Constitution to he tie
wish OF majority Of this Com mungt ali inastnuch
as tie strongest features are arisocratic al and m s
npeIaiIon ppptcsivr-snd from the lucid ARGUMENT.
contained Ia jefferson; letter TO Kerchsya brryinr
That our condition IS only nomiGally republic, Do
IJake the following resolutions:
l. Resolved, That we view with the dsere., abbor.
Ienee, any attempt made by a Legislative bvdy in a
free country, TO .iife the voice ul ihe prnpir
Hesotyed, That the reprsseniatge vote of tbi.
county ~ the Leg laure .aiIye 10 the Convention
Bit i ipimieal t. The prn, ,plel Of rcpubir,ni.
and N our opinion, opposite 10 the ycice of majority
OF this souim9ny, and thei efoie by Us di,spproha.
ted. 'ff' '"''
9. Rs'olced, That support no man, nv our elce.
tive franchise, who is opposed &, the y5,cs of In,
people, for any civil Office whatever deeming such
support departure from republic sui.tu
htSofred, lhat M our opinion, the rerullranisu
aud talents OF Doctor William Rice loudly cali hiu
forth - the political field nader the present pfe.urc
consequently we splicit h, in continuation with hi,
hhheI"" irirnds, to come iorwd.d a. caudijaie Or
the next General Assembly.
D. Rssofved, That Tive CLERK srnt IN. ,b,yc ,r,.,r
bie and rc'oiuiirns to the Ednofs the Constitution,
wing and Richmond Enquirer, q. ques,ing them {,
give rubhchy q these our candid aud unanimous
stiGimerts.
Signed ~ order of,he Society.
HILL MeCRAW. Chairman.
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'fflAF celebrated Hose AIfERicAT ECLIPSE. f5on
"a Hr YORK S' stand fpi the ensuing sea,on Al the
stable Of Mr. VIM Towns, in B"yJtop, Meekenburg count,
W gina. 80 -
NJ Is Pedigree aud particulars will be given IN few
:. ELISHA LAIRD, agent fl John G Ste, eos.
mdIchS. oG-Sl*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

The session the Virginia Legislature has ice,
proiraced beyond all reasonable expectation. Thu
~ al scarcely adjourn before Monday the 18th.
We apprehend, that the fruits OF their abours will,
not exactly correspond with the time which thew
have devoted or the talents which they embrace
hui the vote OF yesterday on MIR. CHESS Reso.
Iauons will excuse for many other omissions
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CARU.

MR REYNOLDS will deliver three LECTURES on IN.
TX f'sWe OF the Ea't IN the House Of Delegates the s
O'Clock, ?. NJ. '' -
~ AimiItIDce One y lar.
Ms5ch 9. 90.
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HILL McCRAW. Chai. man.
char!e' Il. Raine Clerk.

Supreme Court Of the United States.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 20. 1871.
NJ 20 hs Bank Of ire Uniied sfafss "a, = I'm,
~ Dendridge md others.-tn error u the Cif,ui
uouft Of The u states Tor tie District OF Virginia.
MI. Justice Story delivered the opinion aud inisp,nt
d The Court. svers,ng the 10 lsmen, Of tie Circuit
Court aud r.n'andmg ibe cause, wti direction. 10
award esr,i-e }4cigs De noyo.
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WARRINGTON. March |

ARLINGTON, March I.
Yesterday being the las, day of this Session in
which bills could originate il either House Of Con {,
gress, both Houses set TO a very late hour. VIVA,
was done yes erlay Is briefly narrated in the &C
count OF Proceedings. No bill which has NOT been
passed upon hnaliy IN one % the her House jn-
Fi"g the session can now be acted upon, unless by
consent OF both Houses TO a Suspension of the rul e
OF limitation.
Amongst the bills of a public nature originating
IN mel House OF Represen stives, winch are Lost
by not hlving been acted upon within the period
OF The session allotted TO the consideration of such
bulls, the principal one is the bill TO provide Tor he
claims OF surviving officers of the Revolutionary
Army. Nearly al the bills, originating in that
House. for the allowance &c claims to individuals
&c. were virtually rejected by no, being &C ed up
on The exceptions tn this remark W III be seen in
he accoun, OF Proceedings of las, evening, and
those which have been reported on preceding days
No important, bill, it is believed, has been lost
irc-n this cause in the Senate.
These remarks apply 10 the bills which the Join,
Committee recommended 10 be acted upon at the
presen, session. OF those not embraced in that
report, large number fell to the ground the mo
ment that report was made, by losing all chance of
being acted upon.
1t ough to be mentioned tina, Mr. Burgess made
last but unavailins attempt to get the House 10
take up his Revolutionary Soldiers Bill.
There remain now days ofihe session, this day
s. to-morfow, In which either House can pass upou
bills which have already passed in the Other,
On the Sd and last day OF The session, no bill can
pass either House
The subject of trade with the British Colonies
yet remains TO be actedhpon BY Congress the SEM
ate having yesterday passed the bill on the subject
which originated in that body; and the II. of r. on
receiving it, having laid on the table lis own bill.
The bill tom the Senate may be taken up at aov
'iiie to-usy OF to-mOToY. The subject Is 80 sur
rounded with difficulties, that no bin can be fran
ed which would satisfy all the interests of tn.
country: bu',wi'h our understanding of the matter.
we desire tha, some bill sha!! pass on tie subject
whIch shall afford to the Executive li.ht as t.,
what really are The views of the Representative
OF estates and of the People in regud to it.
Nat Int
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Head Quarters, ,
.NiLledgeriILe. Nh F.b. 1897. I

CrGsrS.---rhe Major Generals commanding
The 9th and 9Th Divisions viii Immediately issue
oFdei- TO mold In readiness the several Regiments
and Battalons within their positive commands
10 repel any hostile invasion OF the territory o.,
this Stale. Depots of arms and ammunition cen.
trail to each Division, will be established in due
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

The Georgia Controversy, (and il reilly de
serves that name, is still distinguished by it's want
of temper and discretion. --fhe President threatens
o bring down upon Georgia the arms Of The y.
s.. at the very moment thai he is sIayDg her be-
fore the civil tribunals OF the land; and Governor
Ifoup, in spirit OF fecrirnination hJrls back he
defiance in bis face, threatens, in OF an attack
10 treat him as public enemy, calls upon The Mi
itia 10 hold themselves IN readiness; and requires
he law officers Of the state TO take The necessary
and legal measures for the liberation Of any sur
veyor who may be arrested By the civil process Of
the u. ). Where il this infs;uaiio to ierni-
nate! Threat for threat; defiance for defiance;
banner against banner; and the peace Of tie Uoion
II TO be leopardlzed by clustering President and
an lfrIlsted Governor 1T Is time to terminal e
this unavalling controversy The President should
Immediately negotiate the cession Of the small stripe
OF land from he Indians. Aud Congress should
sU' horze the purchase by the most liberal appro-
pTistlon. These speciacIss DO not seriously
threaten the stability Of the Union there is too
much good sense IN The great mass Of the people
10 permit such sresuli but they do US and the
cause OF liberty no good in the eyes Of ioreignna
} tons.