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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

Ano,orrr - 'TLo - onrn ran,c mai
Ca sar,la, 80, H.. hoh,ld Icf,y ,r.os
I.da,, III, Can, ,ha, .I,r,,o, tho oyr S,cb
hea,,,' f., sob, ,I,,c5 ~ bs na,nr,l a,eea,ness
sv,.;,..,, - h;5,, ,ho ,I,.,,o NJ ,osscss,o, II.
c,;n would ,,s,. ,ho ,,,b,Idc, r,n,, hpt HMM
,y'Jl s,ood .et,.rn him and tho oIioct of his
,,;sb.,5 uo WIN, ahoa, a. sa,gc. 1i an en-.
trance and aflast found an oneni,o !, the wall !;
b,,, w. 100 s,,,.,n c,,.bis lody Irn,brn tn men.
citrate ne had recourse 10 his usual cunning lie
tasted three days, and became sullicicntlYrednc-
od 10 crawl through the small aperture Having
effected an entrance, he carlessy roved about
in this delightful region; making free with its
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

The 9Th ofihc samp month. IN which find TINT
Il. is alb aii. i,e atii, /, himself n ls the ate
of his cet,.ers.fI.=a#aiil en- Jackson "a the
3Oth of u. ccntGe# sgi frem ceria,n data /
nave none that en4hfe, me 10 .tsfs the precise
time. E.egpt f5afAr ,It,e.fei,re.l 10 hy Nlr b.
which nrrsume arc correct. s6auld hive
lhonsbl n mn, il b.,, brea F.. week or iva lstrr
but could no, non, memory hav. 6.edupon tie
exact time with ce,ts,ut,
InI1pnIy add THAI when Nj. Clay asked FIR
an Investigation n1 his conduct uoot, fine matters
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August 30

ri SAMUEL FLENIN6-A, YOU nrc
not an inbnhrtant of thIs commonwealth
We hereby notify you, thai We shnll rake ibr de-
position Of LINES -. Astew, at his bouse. IL ho
gan county, tate ~ heai1c'y, on III" 2aird day
oi October nat, Ia b. read ms evidence Al tue
triad OF the sa,l depending N Campbell county
court Wherein We, rs assiguccs al ,ald NlcN
arcplains1, end you arc defendant. Should said
deposition not b. taken on thai day above na
med. ihru il I'll be taken ON thu dhl aitcr.
PANNlLL x NOHLIN.
Sept o tlcl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

...., through the rapids above the iaa
5sai any 'e., s,ba fall itself; but actually suefI
n = "a III he IN danger, every moment
~ oil s''.a' ,se rocks aud breaking 10 pieces
O. shN,ns =, films show do not however on.
TIE ef"' ,s,r,ant success they can only do al
defi" -. mon them 10 ensure II aud at al
tat az ',.a c,awds ofthe curious viii afford them
events Tue iatericdn
\ harvest.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

NNrOIlCE My vle, Mars A.W. Evans, ha-
III Why left ny bed aud boati without my
consent, do hereby caution all persons from
crcdltng ~ in aly manner trading with her On
my account, is wiIlnot be responsible ion any
Other contracts JAS. H. EVANS.
Sept % ln,I6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

MARRIED, on rhursaa, evening. the llth
INST. by the Rey lhpnas Burre. Mr.. TllOM.
ASJ. ) it\rfON Of Powhnian. 10 the amia.
BILE Mis- ANN ". daughter orNhlam Dillon,
Of Buckingham.
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announcement of the Drawing.

lonEt's OfrIrL, ID Mattsi sfrret
Baltimore, AUG 6l, Js27.
~ We have the pleasure 10 Announce thai the
drawing OIL The
GRAND LITERATURE IOTIlRf,
the State Of Mar land will take place ia the
CIV ofBAL1IMOkE, ON Wednesday the 18TH
oCOctnher, aud viii be completed On thai day.
-Ihs Lottery is thc most brilliant IN the United
States; containing, beside, the capitals OF 20
600 Dolls and 10000 DOLLS. no less than
TEN prizes Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
each
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

9662 prizes ................& ilI,uoo
Subject to the usual deduction If fifteen per cent.
4 j. The Cash for thc wh,c Of the Prizes can
be 'ad at COiIEN'S OFFlC l., the momentthey
ar. drawn.
Whole Tickets IS O0 Quarters 81 %
Halves 90 hlgMbs o%
A. Orders from any par, Of the unned
States, either by mail (pos' paial OF private
conveyance. enclosing the Cash OF Prize Tick
els in an, OF the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punctuai attention as If on persona
application
IL Addyess 10 .,.>
J. 4. COHEN. Jr. d BROTHERS.
BALTIMORE
Aug II. NJ
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4hRHST SALE. BY virtue OF two deeds il
y trust. executed 20 the subscflhrr the first
hv Na#ift -. Nhtr aud Hlic tne uihri by the
sad ~ liu Il Ahltn aud y llnm White and
then wiVas which are recotded IN the eletk F.,
Office II Amherst county cot I, ! shall proceed
10 sell, -. uc highest hnddrs, Tor ready money
on thu 2uih daY al September uvKt, at the house
OF ths sid W ilham Whit. ncnr Bethel. all the
Household aud kuchcn Fnu,mfe oi the snld
Whit also three hrnd 81 Horses. conveyed 10
M. by said trust deed. The sale Ia commence
nj twelve o'cln,s AID At three cluCk ot tie
sunr da.. / shall proceed To sell III hike manurr
AZ ,nc tobacco ~. rhuuse, IN the town OF 6ethrl,
the interest ofihe said Merritt NJ. White, III right
sf his Wife In the II is's Creek Mn, which
are very valuable also the interest al the sad
White which he holds in right Of bis wlir, in =
tract nf very rich land, living near the Cold
Mountain. IN Amherst county, supposed 10 b.
bout Seventy Acres. The title is beieyod 10 hc
good to the above property, but shall only con
v,y the right vested il me, by the said deed TO
the purchaser. VIM. ARhlS LAD
August 30. rtdsI
POSTP NEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed. until Thursday
the fourth day of October next, when Il will take
place at Bethel, iftIjr, ifnot fun II viii take
place the next good day sundays excepted.
WILLIAM ARNlIafEAD,
Sent 2I ctdsl5
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Nigh and slow system,

Continued consequence OF is eorballed
popn'Drrf
Virginia Sttc Nmi4atioa Lottery
CLASS hUA.Btk OUR.
To be drawn n on tue day Of
under the supelinienIenec ot Com
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

Sudden denth.-Tt has from time immemorial
been practice amongst the old inhabitants of
this country that on the birth day Of any PEI
sou a party ofhis or her friends world assem-
bile n The house and present bouquet 20 the in
diyidnal whose birth day they were commcmnra-
ting ia man the bouquet is usually pipe dec
GRATED with flowers should il be in the -, .pn
when they are in bloom, il not, artificial oncs I;
and if Il female, pound cake Is usually pr sent
ed. similarly decorated. On tuesday last, :,
woman named La Rose residing in the RecoI-
lcct suburb, accompanied by some Others re
paired 10 the house oi a lricnd to present jou-
quei. IN observance of the custom She was in
perfect good health on entering the house bur
dreadful TO relate, had scarcely time to BE- cat
ed. when she expired in the midst of reVrry
The cause OF her so sudden death l., unknown.
I Ctttadia7i C0UaRL
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-, or THE LATE WAR WITH GREAT
CAC2" BRITAIN.

.,,ce marty ofyiagc wise heads,
J i, the bar room Of the Farmers hot
assn, Rhode Island wee exhausuhg
=. si,orniog and temper IN discussing ihr D""-
t9e" f.,.i,te War As the disouie waAed"afn
sf' q ',,J about coming 10 the decision, 50
sha .,cb occasions. of bloody heads and
G'in',,cd f,ers TINS proving that we have e
o''5 FIN Wa spirt am rug rs, 20 make slishi
~, sufficient 60 iightthe fam, say lust al
,r,,icaI period aplain honest fdfne. step
~" r,ryarA and mterposei, WIN : doh' lose
P,ouners Gentlemen, YOU are all wrong.
,,,latn ne Who'll matter To you order- III
sgs'.,,,c1-gerln aud Milan lee eS, tree trade
'o'',,', ,iebt. and an your nonsense had moth
-, do viz it-rne war was en.irelN OWING
~ ;abhonr Ms pig getting INTO neighbour Is
"a HID sui gentlemen, aud will prove
Rnr,l yal know va, us lawyer. aud got
IT, .aso for hun. I. VAS representative to the
, ~ from the town OF ) - Now yon
~. RnrrfH and Howell were candidates for
MI. SANS Senate AMI every polt was nj
II, nj, one SIDE aud t'other. aud tter counting
- R,riII's friends thought al VAS sale, but
-, rho VOTE was taken 1 though he was
"a staunch fedcr1st and Of course bound 10
'a,s for Burrill, remembering the pr law suit
.,,,Id NOT vote fof him, 80 that Howell by vot-
-, for himself got electcdby one ,naio,itg Nv
III had not been for the pig law suit I. would
10, v,t,d for Bnrfl and he would have been
'b,,en Senatar--Now don't interrupt M Gentle
u,eo--now YOU all remember that when Mr. Ba-
,,,r1 moved 10 postpone II six weeks, to give time
"a hear from England and his motion you know
GAS lost by only one vole-one Jerry Howell yo
,;,, ,g,iast it. Now if Burr had been there
he won have voted for the motion, the drclara-
,on Of War would nave been deferred. Before
.s9.ltI - 10 hr
,je,s in Council we're repealed, and thnst the prm
,ipd allelged cause of War removed. OF
.a,,., ifthe delay had been obtained, War
would never have been declared, and thus have
nr5yel that neighbour Ms pig getting INTO
neighbour r garden, was the real cause Of il
.--lInrrab from all hands SIX more mugs Of dip
Landlord, our town Of : - ltas the honor of
having produced III. caf'r If the late War, and
ofm,kiug &c lti man OF Gel. JACKSON into
the bargaia-tor If II nad not been for the War
he would never have been the " Hero of New
orleanS"--and in thai case nobody would have
eyer thought OF him for Pre- ident
( Br0oE[yn CT 1ap
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

More cash for Aliens customers =! !
New York Consolidated Lottery Class, No T.
70 be drawn IN New York on Wednesday the
10Th day Of September 1927 When the follow
ina .t,ianded distr,bu,jou will take ulgco
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

Y S ARMY Major Gen. Bows Comman-
der in Chief Of the Army, having recently COM
petoh a tour Of military inspection. embraeag
me frontier posts OF the Union South aud West
ofthe Hudson Rive and the lower Lakes. mas
published an Official order in the National Iutel-
igenCer, in which n representS the appearance
ofonr military posts Ia the most pleasing man
ner: he saws that ne feels himself called upon to
disclose To the AMY thc sentiments oi proud
satisfaction with which ne H., viewed the state Of
moral and professional advancement every
where evident III tah large portion OF it which
has thu, passed under his eye" In conclusion,
he remarks: Equally unaccustonad and a
gerse to the practice %, lyardng proitr,e or in
discriminate praise. the deoc,el "a ChiefhaS
sought, VIII no ,.igaf scrutiny, for subj acts IF
animadversiou and hlamp, IN this review, h w
eyer, he has not been 4bl, II fnd single delin-
qucocy or rciasaiioa ia diclpIjue. sufficiently
grnre to qaait. the need comnendatlon, which
he thus felt bound 10 hestow.p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

Hon FAMulEs.-A person was boasling that
he was sprung from a high GunIy ia iceland
yes, said bysttndcr, have seen some ot the
family So high that THAR feet could not touch the
ground.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

Srernrcaii Candles form valuable st,iele nj
domestic consumption aud foreign export In
the last yer $50 $50 lbs OF 1ss. lol dollars
worth were senlabroad. following account
Of the manufacture Is copied tom the Nanfuck.
IT Journal.
" The present generation see this article sper.
naceti candles) before them IA 1uch quantities
and the manufacture passing on before their
eyes in many directions, and on SO broad
scale that II may not be amusing to tell short
story such as had II from the most authentic
source the manner IN which the manufacture
became general. The family ofRatch n,rodu-
ced the manufacture here. II had pre.innsIv
been carried on in Rhode Island They KEEP the
art profoundly and mysteriously secret Even
their workmen. when they saw the homminv
formed, or heard the humping nj the bottom Of
the kettle, knew not what spirit controlled or ac
tated the mass of spernaceti. This family al
ways IN the money getting way. equal. inielli-
gent industrious and discreet filed their Golfers
while their pelghbors looked on with astonish
mrntfo SEE die head matter OF the whale come from
their works an elegant sperm candle IL was not
to be endured The FogerS were always an in
telgenl family. CDR franl,lm's grandfather
wasa Folger0 The late Walter Folgcr. man of
uncommon pcrspicacitv, deter mined TO detect the
secret commenced his experiments on the spcr-
mace where eve could not see him. nor did he a.
bamionhis obirctuntll he had compeicd n success.
fn operation. He called on Thomas Jenkins. a
merchant, aud proposed 10 commence the man.
ufdctue. jenkins doubted whether Fulgcr had
sufficient knowledge Of the art, when he very
lcisnreiy drew candle from his pocket aud
silenced all doubts llnnceforih the mystery
was disclosed, and several small manufactures
erected. Look now at the vast quantities of tbs
article annually shipped from this place.
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[ Brooklyn. CT .4dr.

General Santauder, Vice President of Colon
bia hss published a pamphlet Of fifty pages.
yindicadng his political conduct, rom the frs
emancipation Of Venezuela. TO the date OF his
manifesto. II, iabors to show thai he ha, al
ways been faithful 10 the cause ofioiepr"dence
and to the constitution AID that he has been i
friend to Bolivar. and anxious to see him still,
leo allY at the head ol aiiaIfs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

Mr. Rumpf who came passenger in the Bay
ard is minister Plenipotentlary Of the fianseallc
Republics to France Mr. Runpff has come out
to TINS country ON special mission, il is pre-
sumed to make a new Commercial Treaty
His amiable Lady, vino accompanies him, Is the
daughter of J. AStor, Esq aud takes this op-
porlunity of visiting her native CITY,
N Y Mer. Adp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

y hoic tickets % oo Quarters 81 %
Halves, M
For sale in sre0t variety OF numbers at th'
truly fortunate office Of
New York
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
al 'EMTS.

rosconp.--Dr Inomas Adams, P. NJ.
BRlpdnvlA,r.--ii Henry CUnyy,-, Z, M.
NiuroS.-'lr. Arthur llii't.
FRANKroRn.--hlr. Isaiah Long.
DAGspoRouGu.--Dr Edward Dingle.
GEORGE TowK.-Mr Joshua S. Layton.
LEwEs--H. +. Rodney, F. M.
MnFoRp.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
FREpERIcA.-J. Emerson, P. vi.
CAMpEN.-rhomas Wainwright, P. M.
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
SyYRNA-Samuel II. Hodson, Esq.
CANrwELLs BRIDGE.--Manlove Hayes, + M.
YlIppLErowN.--Thomas Harry, p. M.
SUMMIT BR1pGE.-John Clement, T. II.
WARWICK, Md.---John Moreton, P. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
Of these Agents, may pay their subscription money
!, them, they being authorized to receive it, and te
sye receipts.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
NuTlCM.

Persons wishing any sort Of PRINTING done, with
neatness, accuracy, and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted, or SuBscnIpTIoNs paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neighbourhood to re-
ceive them will please apply, or direct to H. Porter
and Son, No. 81, Market Street, wilmington.
Ali communications, not of the above character,
IA be addressed to NJ Bradford, Editor Of the Della
ware Journal Wilmington.
This arrangement is made fer the more regular
and prompt execution of business.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
CONDITIONS.

THE DELAW.dRE JOURNAL is pub
ns.ed on Tuesdays aud Fridays. at totr dollars
psr amman; two dollars every sic months IN ad-
rance.
advertisements inserted on the usuat terms
vt5. One doLlar for four insertions Of sirteen
.;es. and so IN proportion for erery number Of
a,utioaut Zines aud insertions.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
sW:ddletOqUss .AcOdeany.
CLASSICAL I9EyaAR TTxE u =.
THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the 25h Of October Inst, under the care
&C Tho Z nu Incrn,r W1r

THIS Institution viii be opened on Monday
the Goth Of October Inst, under the care
of the Rev. JOSEPH WnsoN.
In this Seminary students will be thoroughly in
sruced in the different branches of good English
and Classical Education, viz Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Compo-
llon. Elocution, Mathematics, and the Greek and
Latin Languages. The terms of tniton will be; for
the English branches, exclusive of Mathematics,
SO per session, or $40, including the Mathematics;
Tor the Languages, including the English, $40 per
session. Tuition money to be paid in advance.
There will be two sessions in the year, with q
Short vacation between each
Good boarding can be obtained in respectable
families in the village, at the rate of Forty Dollars
per session and few hoardegs can be acconamo
dated the family Of the Principal.
JOHN EDDOWES. Sec'y.
,Miad'eto-n, October /, 1927. 4G-3n
e5@To be published in the Elkton Press,-Ches
tertown Tclegraph--Centrevl Times-and in ths
Laston (Md.) papers for three months and theil
o'lls forwarded to the Secretary.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
Clay's Speeches, &c.

Biographical sketch of Mr.. Clay.
speech on Manufactures--Line of the Perdido---
pank charter-Augnentatio ofthe military force
increase of the Nwy-Ncw Army-Emancpati
South America--Internal lmprovement--Semin-
We War-HIisson TO South America-The Tariff
spanish treaty--Greek evolutiol--American in
.au''ry--Coloniz alton of the negroes-Bank qucs-
~, ,noA--Address TO Constituents-Speech at Lewis
"ursh; with apotrait infront-Pricc So o5.--The
uoove work to be had of the publishers of this pa
per- at their Book Store, No. 81, Market-Street.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
TO BE RE.N TED,

FOR the residue of the present year, and Tor the
ensuing twelve months and possession given on the
10Th November, Mrs. Dauphns large Stone Man
sion on Quaker Ilill now occupied by the subscri-
bey. To this airy, commodious and healthy resi-
dcnce is attached extensive ant; fertile garden
together with valuable grass lot. For terms apply
10 il. L.. DAF ID.
FIfn;urt0n Oct, 2, 1897. Att
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
Public Sale of

WNTeTEAi2MXs EtR EAda 1sssS Z I'G.
On Wednesday the 18th day of October, Nnst. }
at Q o'clock, P. M. on the premises
viii be exposed to Public Sale, that desirable pro-
rr,v. late the residence of Joseph Robinson, dec d.
containing about ninety acres, more or less and
commanding an extensive view of the river Della
ware, the Borough Of Wilmington and surrounding
country. 9AhEo aoDl-,oon. ).
Get Q, 1927. fo--ot
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
R< A ~M 99g~ GY
SAIDINE Z.
THOMAS xsg.ACKHaZITl.
SADDTER

Ne. As. !Sosssh Street, Balfimore.
LAS lately commented the Importation ei
4 i Plated, Steel, and lind sadd.ery, such az
Ps'sat spsing Gad Fancy Ssirrugs'
Piesvd and Steel Iiasdle bi's, ct all kinds.
Ladies shipper stirrups (good)s
Curb Chains and sar,lagsl hosks;
Trunk Locke add funk Handles;
4 Plated 2"d Steel Bride suckles;
Bras. Funk naiis Buekakns!
Halter ard Trser CAsi,s.
Patent fire proIs Powder Tasks;
Patent Shot Chargers (syke's)s
English Bride lesihsss. double and single.
Gir1h and sGFs,nlng Webs Wsips sc Sc
AS these Goods are bought in England iron
the Manufacturers, AZ thr istse.s Cash t5gss,
persons dssi'as ia ,he above sssieies @sui
doubtless do reA b calling bsiote they MIX
eheis purchases .; add&d 10 when, the impoi ter
is youns beginner ~ chs iine oi business, 81
is ihesefore, necessarily compelled, TO sea issg
in order TO ensure suss1a.ess.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keep
constantly soE ssls, Wholesale aud Hetall,
Saddles AID Brides, Of All kinds;
Saddle bags V4hses, CaFpst bags;
Harness; Trunks &c &c
Grovders by MaI &C Otherwise. attended T.
with corsectnes. sHs pupaiusIiy. and Css&s pa
a. iorO. Gs hey 1sstld 6e, svge the purchase
present
Behinore, Sept s 1897
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
WANTED 10 PURCH.sE

I AND FOR SAif.--rhe subscriber Slshrs
Az to soil. she Farm on Shich be a, pse
ssnt rssides. lying in the county of Morgan, on
the pig Cscaphon. eleven miles from the tow
of Bath, the county town. This farm contains
upwsrds Of eight hundred acres. considerable
portion Of frsi rate bottom, aud opwssds OF five
hundred acres siilsbsi. The improvements are
large two story Stone Dwelling Hous-, sixty
by thirty feet, veil finished. Kitchen. Smoke.
House good Barn Stables, together with (
numesr q Necessary out buildings; good
GRIST MILL, double say MILL. having
two ss. under one roof, shrss good orchards
containing upwards OF fiyehundred bearing trees.
Tkis land will be sold low and on sceommods
ting terms. For further particulars. apply to
the Editor Of the Msshnsburg Gazette, or TO
tho subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUs0AIx.
Sept. 6 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
DAVID HIGHT, Stephens .MiIl,)

AXES this method Of informing the Far
msrs of the neighbourhood that he IS
now ready for the reception Of all kinds OF
19sln, snd solicits share Of public patronage
NJ will give barrel of Flour for every 30olbs.
o Wheat, and stand the inspections Of George
Town, AIexendris or Baltimore. He proposes
oAlng Wheat, and will at oil tunes, give far
price IN Cash for the same.
AuYns. 10 If.
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whole No. l4O7.

require it." Without ate mpting 10 ex-
anime into the soundness OF this implied
deduction from the premises, or TO in
quire whether II was originally nscsssa.
~ TO proclaim martial law at Nsw.0r-
leans, we would remark, that on the
i4th of December. the Legislature bad
expressly refused to suspend the habsss
corpus, doubtless on the ground that i
was not necessary. II there had been
any necessity for establishing martial
law, that necessity was ever; all danger
from the British had long ceased, the
civil laws ought to have been re-estab-
llsbed, and the persons of the inhahit-
ants freed from the effects Of such an
odious tyranny. Mr.. LsuailIier ~ss .
member Of the Legislature. As such,
during its session. aud as a citizen after
ito session had closed, he had made the
most active exertions for the defence OF
the CITY and comfort of the army.-Iu
demonstrating against the act Of dsspo-
tism by which the troops were bsnishad
from their bones. be did nothing that
the laws would not Justify. For such an
act he was thrown into prison, brought
Ike desortev or a traitor, before . mi-
Iitary tribunal; and. bad he been con-
victed. would. beyond all question. like
the six militia men, have been shet
a. a deserier or traitor. We say be-
yond all question he would have been
shot; for when did bis relentless perse-
cutor ever lose 40 opportunity 10 klut
bis vengeance, when once the object Of
il waS within bis power' In this case, 40
in all Others, where he bad been called
upon to exercise any public duties, bs
took The Law into bis avn hands, and
turning bis back on the constitution,
trampling the authority of the courts un-
der foot end violating the santtitv OF
justice and the character Of her tribu-
nails, he attempted TO exercise acts Of
despotism. which nigh, have brought .
Russian Gear To an untimely end, and
even Turkish Sultan tc the bowssring.
The question then for tn. people d
the II States TO settle viii be, whether
they p.u elevate nam OF hss la,olsss and
ongovernoble dep psltion TO the chief ma~
gistroey Of The Republic? Referring to
this and other instances Of his UNIV ar.
Variable, uneon sti,utional and ssngu.ns~
~ conduct even one Of his devoted
friends has charged him with having
violated all laws. human and divine.n
If be is thus considered by bis friends, IN
whst light must he be viewed by othersf
If elected President, the constitution
entYusts him with the command Of the
navv and army Of The IT States. We
have seen, that when at the head OF only
a snail body of men, he was able 10
suspend the operation of all civil law Ia
q very important district of coun'ry. es-
sablish the supremacy ofmilitary power,
aHd under its influence, exercise acts Of
tho most unqualified oppression and in-
justice.--What might be experted from
his irascibls temper, his lawless ambi.
ton, his 6ercs and vindictivs spirit when
clothed with the immense power which
the constitution reposss in the chief ma
gistrate Of the nation?