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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
district Of Columbia,
Aerdndria County, N

-HfIdndrid County, 81
NOVEMBER TENN, 1877.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, !
COmph,.
James Kirk administrator of John Nc In Chance
Namara, deed. Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara and Luther
Chamberlain Bef's.
FsIUE defendants James Kirk, Admor. of John VI,
Il Namara deceased, Sally Mcnamara, and Hem
H. Mcnamara, not having entered their appeara"'c al
given security according TO the Statute and the ui'
of this Court: and il appearing 10 tho S%'-tac"N" "
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said defendants
James Kirk, Administrator of John McNauaa' decd
Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. McNamara, are moi Do.
habitants Of the District of Columbia, on motion
the Complainants by their Counsel, II IS ordered tI
the said absent defendants. James Kirk, ACmG'
John McNamara deceased, Sally HamaTa %.
Henry l.. Mcnamara, Go appear here on We u"
day of next April term, and enter ihe'r afP'l
ance to this suit, and give security forperiorm@s
DEGREES Of the Court, and that the other de'T"1.
Luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, CONVEY v
secrete the debts by him owing to, or the eN-F|
effects in his hands, belonging to the SAID absent u'
PENDANTS, until the further order OF this Court az,
hat copy of this order be forthwith published !,
TWO months successfully in one OF the puD"c H'.!
papers printed in the I own of Alexandra ana ,,
copy be also posted at the front door OF the WV
JanI52 '' EDM Lice. c C.
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Collect or's SnAe.

yVTILL be exposed to Public Sale, to the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the Oath day Of May, 1928
at the office ofthe Clerk ofte Corporation OF George,
town. the following parts of Lots, situated lying and
being in Georgetown and will be sold to satisfy the
Corporation of Georgetown, ID. c. for taxes due on
hcm respectively for the years annexed, with costs
and charges, sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
(,asl,
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TO Nent,

E,,~k The three story brick Store on . n%S
61fnx three doors above the corner o! " S'.' iT
T. ton street, lately occupied BY N', n.
80 Smyth. Its situation IS goo" 90, ~
any kind of business. The rent will be low ,os
tenant. J. * J. DoC"
july 81
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New aAl Goods.

comprising every variety Waeua u"s scaso" SUCH d
Extra super London cloths and cassimeres
Fine and low price ditto different qualities and
colors an extensive assortment
Cassnets, super6ne and common
Rose, point, and Whitney blankets
B,m5azetts, black and various colors
Bombazines super and common
Black and slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
White red, green and other colored fanneis
Tartan plads and camblets for cioaks
Rob Roy plaid clothfor ladies cloaks
Devonshire kersey and fushnSs
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Nankin. Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and gen,emen's silk hosiery
Chiltlrens scarlet and mottle hose
Bobbinet and thread laces, a large assortment and
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book muslins
Null J ,ckouet and cam5rick ditto
Italian, French and other silks
Plain and figured gro Gle nap
Brown and black hollands
Irish, Scotch, and German linens
domestic sheetngs, shirtings and bed ticks
90 bales cotton of good quality
Candlewick, SC. &c. &c.
With my other seasonable goods not necessary to
nsertin newspaper advertisement, (bought in New
York and Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
mariner, who has been there nearly two months)
which they oiferfo for sale, for cash. the usual
their customers and purchasers generally
bean AS they can be had in the District. Country
merchants ,nd others wanting goods by wholesale are
invited to call oct2@
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COLLECTORS SALE


bee vHee
lot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15

Do.
Do.
William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
George Rifel,
William Davidson,
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard GilPin,
Benjamin Mohorney,
Ditto.
DO. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas I Mudds,
Trustee
ditto
Duo
John Randall,
Thomas Lee OF Bait,
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Daniel Bussard,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

Curi9m DEF nee At the late Cheshire sessions
prisoner was indicted for stealing corn Al MAC
c'esheld In the course efthe trial the PrH1n'f
a,keda witness" Did you ever kno" me 10
strai corn t'-"Yrs caughtyou only io'inEH
before taking peas "--P,isoner taddrrs,me ue
bench , Gentlemen. | had the care OF ten BOY
SEES each day, & the evidence you have heard
eanSt me is moi correct you have horses ..
your own, and every man who takes care u
fhem, "a i'll steal forthem if he can. II hSnma''
" am SONY 10 hear that The evidence y"
hrie hY recapirulated, by The chairman, ana ~
inv requested to consider tieir decision. It was
evident that what tue prisoner stated maat
deep imp ession ON their minds, ios 'hrg 'rlo-
ned verdict" Guilty of stealing tof the h''
srs butnot for himself" This verdict, ii ue
opinion of the court, convicted the prisoner u
felony a case in point against Al"'htt, iecot".
ed in Russell, having been similarly decided. nc
prisoner was sentenced 10 SIX months mPr'son.
meat L0udoa 3Jrsr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

arT attention Gi'r seri isciosing upon'ns and
lrafes US ~ tate Of great anxiety Tor tnru r,.
arrivals, itntn that hich, If not already become
'ie seat Of war, is likely 10 bccome So inn.rdi-
atels lhe Russians after crossing the Pratb
are expected tn stretch along the north bank of
The Danube, and thus prevent The ! ufl,s from
drawing supplies or expressing the inhabitants
of Moldasla and Waliactia. The Tuf.s will
CONNIE themselves 10 the southern bank ofthe
Danube Meanwhile a report prevails, aud Is
circulated with great confidence. that the ReiS
Ehendi had, some time agO, but AFTER the drpar.
iufe OF the sliif d ambassadors conference oith
the ambassador ofthr Netherlands in which he
expressed his regret NJ her departure. particu-
lady Mr. strait I'd Canning's, who might have
been the channel oil re-opening a communication
with Russia and OF whose return ne was very
DESTROYS.
From the regret and surprise expressed
hy the Font" at the manner IN which its mani
iestn has been viewed by foreign movers, il Is
inferred that the Divau islncllned 10 WELD But
Russia would now exaci considerable sacrifices
particularly As IN addition TO the offensive mani
tesio, She charges Turkey with having -Actru
Persia to make war, aud recently with having
nstleated her TO refuse rafiising the treaty Of
peace The letters from Vienna npue he con.
duel of the Porte TO the berf tha not only she
Russia, bur that discord would dl>s I've tn ALI
anoe between ussia, Great Britain aud France
IN this situation the week closes upon ~
Russia las taken her determination 10 aycnge
her own wrongs, and to make war against Iur-
Key upon her own account. And the FIRST in
tclhgcucr which the rPxt week will usher ~,
vii prohabl, be the passage ofIhr pruth.
l. the NJ an time the intentions Of the allied
powers tesperlug Greece vii be carfcd into
effect France has determined 10 send troops
aud az irr, aud the extracts W. made ~
terday II I'm ne Paris papers informed rs, thai
eseral regiments bad actually reached Toulon,
whore ships werr ready, aud every preparation
made ioi unmrdlat- embd,kailnn. The amount
OF the troop =, stated 10 b. l2O0O men. The
French Admnals squadron viii be strongly
reinforced Our may also be reinforced bat
tie fepo oftis hena the intention ofeovern-
mrnt 10 ,end all the b. uisb troops ia Portugal 10
ihe h'ura, is incotrect.
Nor lowe think that Disqualification Of Grrecr
and The giving her qua lffd Independence,
v III require greet military farcr Turkey will
not be all" 10 pare i large land force Tor ia
ions IN Greece. Her whole power must he
directed to the ID nuhe besides the Russian
squadron in the Mediterranean Will. most ploha-
bls be cup DYED IN operations on the coast ot
Anatplia, AMI thus occupy the attention OF the
Ink. in that quarter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
DOMESTIC iNrELLlGEsCE.

WASHINGTON, 1pui 2s.-iHf BuIts.-
HAsnaLrn, ON Saturday, from The select
committee 10 whom, On hs motion the Ruiz Of
III House wcre referred ior console, alton, made
a report Nh Il. moved that the repor be laid
On thu table. stating. us W. understand, That II
was not hts purpose 10 cali - up during the pre-
sent session, tur consideration. lie ohj led
bo h 10 the reading ana TN printing oi IheIc-
port, rs II vas moi 10 b c0nIdorr aud it was
nruheircad to the ilousr nor ordered 10 he ptiu-
ted nor we We PERMITTED to take copy for
publication WITH the other proceed - Of the
II use. ~ rersued tie report however,
II in. Clerk office, hnt, mol wishing 10 depart
from the II derstaudng by which We were al
lowed that pivilegc. se Will refer 10 MS eou-
irrts only 81 ia u, 10 sly, that It propose varI-
GUS notifications of he - - otnrdef, bal none
what Yer in relation 10 wuat formed The subject
of complaint aud the cause oi Mr. Rs motion TO
refer tbr rnes-namey The reporters Ior the
newspaper MI mi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

-. anl nss rs ih,t ssz, Of Mr. Gay or AIRY a.
ihet person s"'H 81" 'i''''- "a ~
let,.l - NJ Beverley. the conception never
npcl entered nv mud thai he desned me the A.
GEM Of NJ Clay o. hr friends. lie
could not. rhink, have received tins ihprrasion
md ,ltcr Ar Cay AMI hIs hicnds had elected
Al. Adams &c. AGAIN NJ Buchanan says ::
a Had eyef ki,o~u OF even susneeieh that ben.
Iocfssu bffifred fbqd betn sent 10 him on -br
lJo,,er hts Il1tlas, sHuuid have immediately
ra,ieeird h. erroneous Impression Hefe a
pt.i, yon ard NJ Buchanan are nj variance.
lie danlrs. hur IA trims OF Is much dflicacy As
In. can. iltat h. rrrr gave yon reason 10 hrhrVe
Thai te ,.sfse from VI Gas. YET Il IS sari aud
l., ,anr ptfn,.sfnp tlsat he supports You IN all
.,s,r mafefial assertions close the -ulleci
Ia, exnfrssins nv rutlre conviction tini Snu are
n.t altogether 50 dld8leresfed ~ this business
a, ,nn and YOU lrHDds pretend. You have
s.nken against Al. Cay without cause. AID have
CHARGED hin without proof. yuu have lent your-
sell 10 a faction. urganlzrd tor personal aEgran-
dIyemcnt. regardless alike If the peace aud nap
f.,ncs- at the country. aod u the reputation boiI
% , aus,rlf hnd spur opponents
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
NE9I FlisE SCREENs,
md Ieiret Bordcring Paper

lI-fh ttttt I,VI UT tH5 7 W.
y Isl RECEIVED, and tor sale. by Tue
eY subscriber "A large aud general a9so' T.
mem al the above articles, toee'her WIN
hauisome suppl, otpaperhaHgiHgs. His rirp''
and the public generally. arr respectfully ~
Iiciea to call aud examine HI, Vtic 8apF'A. %
he is determined the prices shall arcord WIN
he times. CHARLES \. NIlhhh9'
Charles \. N,thers, has also on hsh''
n afge supppy oi Writing, Letter aud NGp.
Plug Paper. wblch he Will sell on mouet'N
terms Itarhprs of Academies, Country he'
cbadts, AMI Clerks, are respectfully sohcieu
to call aud examine for themselves.
N.t 8. tshu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
MISC EIIEANY.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COURAGE.
From hoa'ea's Life Of Nrpeleon


ifom jid2 'eitS Lic q NGpieoH
The trcnoh are undoubtedly brave, bnttheir
bravery seems 20 b. an allan at lmpnisr; ihey
DO not stop l. c'cnl"'" co. qnences hui !"i"
70 lh'" hdl'ha' armour ana lmpeIaoNu', anh
luNh Ht"n'r on "ahs,l an me zoe la FHh-
uue'' I" "ha ha'a'Ina OF aF"lfy 10 the I'D
n''' H'''' o'"p' hf "ooi" ."'' o'eh "Hhnt"
hf II con>'a'laiin"N 81 prudence OF p #nchIi"
II M nh"t'ng me m'imc' OF personal courage,
'ud charging At the" head' have exposed hun
81 m the ihfhcsi 81 the ranks WIN the greatest
EhIlanIS ana o"'o'fs h"l IN me ON cas-
he h'u 10 mal's WE 'ou' ~ I'VE nhN"idiF sup,
10 sIiar "a conP"3al'" m''han'''l operation 1"
prevent th"f running ashore, - cont up 10
IN point OF a'N"n. ana IA ! ms nahtca cah'n-
'ata" am preress OF abstraction TIM" damp
upon lis natural ardoai aud held MS judy
ment Ia snNpr nSe' Now the hnglsh'nao heaa
l. esS hii1lIN mrchahica' aud ms VIII dciS npon
ia" deels on OF the understanding, When Il
ffeuchman. on ue con'th y, mas I" att ron
foresight ana c"m'lnaIlnn' h i"lge'' me II"
"a the 'nr'"s ana Is thh'' iash an" El2hf ~
i"'m" an' peodhllc. 20 ninc' iof the Naval
'owinan er RGar' WIN ''sprci 10 tho>" un-
"ff ms command me { 'nrAsr OF 'hr tlench Is
IN attack, or IN Yrntu my upon danger The
aye OF the sailor Is wholly or ehlrhy ~ de-
tt"ce 81 IN h"ldI : oui against II, except IN the
case OF boarding vessel, h' tannot gel ~ ms
enemy "a mtIh'ldat' HIM rIther by gallant hear
log ~ pr'se nal p Owes: he merely mans hI>
own guns aud stands the IRE OF his enemy 5 lat
tefY WIN resolution " pfeSrnce"t mnd and CT
ttmly ~ TINS, "hteh may he called the passive
par' OF cou'ag', me tnglNh sailor bears IN
bell alone II IS bred IN ms blood and IN his
bane. stupid he may he, brutal ne may be, 10"
and vulsri, but he rpdmfN pam and wounds
without iiin@hmg. ana he "iiI be sooner cut ~
pieces th'n the VIII give IN. bullet "hi@zlhg
by. maHeS hun recnli'cl himself splinter hat
Ntans INN, bring INN 10 has senses the smart
81 his wounds sha1p'ns ms courage, and that
da'npN and 'talHts others, u'etS INN II ms post.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

russIs. TIE conferences nj london still
continue the object of them w'i be - srfk
tor means 20 maintain the bond which the
Porte endeHgunrs 10 break, aud 10 maize the
occupation OF tie prlncipaiities, which Il has
rendered inevitable, coordinate with the
measures which il may appear proper 10
iaEe s,mniiane ensly on he sldc oil the Morea
aud the Archipelago.
lffhis harmuny, Of which nothing yet in
dicales the interruption should continue 10
direct the measures taken on either side 10
attain the common Object, the Tranquility II
Europe might he guaranteed +; for it would
be difficult 20 believe thai the Porte would
still persist in brsYlHg the demonstrations
which the European alliances would render
80 formidable by IT. union. This union i
desirable for all pafiies, especially tor the
Porte. Sensible. AT length. 10 the dan
ger of is situation, II must end by nndcfst.u
ding II. We de-Ire this. The question, both
for II and the peace al Europe. sio be deci
ded brtween tue Pr1tl aud the Danube
The same letters announce, that the Urea
~ heiveen Persia and Russia has not been
signed, ard that hostlIties were going to
commence.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05
All which Is respectfully Submitted ny
THE COMMITTEE

\ VIEW EYTERPFIsE Tie inhabitants Of
Hardy county were on Noulav last presented
with the novel spectacle ofa welt flied boat de-
scendmg Capon river from Nardens, lille. des-
tined for the district u Columbia. II was nm
experiment Of Mr.. +. II. Jordan, the proprie-
tor of the force recently erected wear Wardfns.
vile, VINO, altrl exploring lhe river, became
satisfied of its being naVigablc in an ordinary
ire>hct aud accordingly during tue present
spring built a boat ofthe largest class, which he
filled to the cunHscs With mon. bacon aud
whisky. The novelty of the occasion attrac-
ted large c"ucaursc Of people 10 witness her
departure very few Of whom believed that She
would reach the Potomac in safety The int.
rest otthe scene was hei. bte6ed by the sudden
display oftwo large flags. placed in the bow and
stern Of the boat one bearing the name of
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, the other that Of
RICHARD RUSH aud under the auspices Of
these tried and faithful friends of the American
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

Z O.
aud fig Of the whole country ought To be rais-
ell for tn detection Of It's abandoned pcrpeha
tor:
I r. tIc Ed.iors Of he En9ojret
IANcA,rrE Go. tNa) April 1898
murder which tar rs dHuug aud brutal
character Gu seafc' abd parallI IN the re-.
cotd # crlmr. Wa peHp'uatHd ia ihl, county ou
thn h in.ia1t On III" morning OF the day,
Nj. l.. Geargc left the tcsfdrnce Of her mother
10 vislr rrlat "a MI iar distant, "A trw miles,
aud about moon NJ 'ucsau day hrr liirl'ss body
MS fpuud dlrddtpIly IA chrred. aud h"anug
the rsidcucr Of the most brutal rioi1iiOn
road used is public and much Travelled, was the
rene ot his hol I'd decd. Mis- George WAS
,oupe tabout l5) an' hlndsomr; otfc,pecta.
blp pueuGtge, aud OF Tho most unblc,nl,hcd cha
rart,I. We are IN tnr gruer.l "a orderly paople.
aud uor much accustomed 10 look upon crlmr
and ean give VI no nlca Of lnr deep frrme
vii Oh this occurrence hts produced. An lnu
cent uno0rndne f. male rioi.'d aud murdered,
~ public road, aud N monday | can scarce
conceive u sufficient degree Of dartug brutality
ior It's accomplish n'---hu u Is so aud even
amongst rs 6ud Grant lbat the peipana1or
may be discovered. AsUBoCElGEK
600
North. Carolina Be,ks-Ata meeting Of the
people oi Granville. held in O4iord. n {. on
the OH Of trhrunrN a committee was appointed
with inSnurtion>. 90 draw np a report upon ,hr
conduct ut the Banks of Mouth Carolina and 10
propose such measures. - ~ lbrrr discretion
mig seem brst. To- project the people OF North-
Carolina against the improper practices OF SAID
Backs. II WIS determined, Al the same time,
that merong should be held, a. the ensuing
term - then superior Court, wlru the people
should again assemble, to receive the report
aud ponosltIous whtfh tho committee bcfD,p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

We call the attention ol ali the GOOD people of
his Commonwealth, 70 the following dcscr,p-
tlpu o "a utast aiotl"pS Transaction. lhr hut
aud fJB Of the whole counny ought 10 hc tais-
Ell for tn detection OF ITS abandoned pcrPetla
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more fa'''nal "efe ,'.ey Ia nv -
- mend matter nnd thin. -
/ F"ystf"t epn'aKe, which d,u.nd.s
sme"s 'ud soi"-5eafin nef,rs. ID - o'sa
ahfT. Snne naan are hrafr ir,.,u a., -'shf
pid'ly they do not shrink from d. sla=
cause shey are too duh 10 apprebe,, b..
700 gross 10 Tel II. msn pl bpse ut
P'''' a"u sAcHaoie constitution, pn.s..''
"'aNe'y OF more active Character a.
emitted I" To more pIai,e Han - ga,
her capabilities af scratching or, IoF
tht compressive power Of ns paw. !. -
natural attribute 81 his body. n,sa
maj he SHARES IN common With Tie tigff.'y
the game cock. 'ee' 81
Moral courage is higher unae,v ::
portion 10 The superiority oil mind 6ter ~
Ter. Yet IS very common, aud (r,...' Ut
connected With Tie most friy,Iap, NV
character. The Engli.h guards, who a. o,
and lonnged. IA their ultra aandYf.u pa
don, too eifeminate'o talk, or wall IN
mile fought like demons incarnate
terno, and were nearIy All cut 10 NICE va
Courage Is often the child Of G,nr -
principle ui self preservation, il thai h.. ne
agreeable term A man will fsm r.,
home--," will dog Tor his bonc ~.
will confront j niger Tor fear II Inc. INA
goods and chatteis. his influence. or II. MS
tation aud il be will fight from fear :,
easily he inferred thai all other pa ,sions -
inspire him with courage WI
Ia. J Courier.
jeremy Taylor Hea ofdn .7hGJ--wlz
IN Tie ""rIa Is yerIer fool. a more i'm
an, Wretched person, than hptha is apGtL.
Isl \ man may better believe that tho.
Is no such man a. him self, aud HAT bn il, az.
IN being, than there Is no God for him.
can cease 10 be, and once " as moi. and Ian
b. changed from IS hal he is and yer, ma.
pari"dsot Ii lie knows not VITA he is..s.
Is every uishi with him when be .le.,.
/ ut none ~ this can happen to God and /,
he know II not, he IS n iool Can aroili.s
IN tn wordbe more foolish, than 10 tl,nL y
. the rare tabric Of heaven and earth can CON.
/ by chance, when al the skill fart is not abIe
10 make an oyster 10 SEE rare Effects and no
cau-c an excellent government Il no prinrs
Il motion without an immoveable = circle
without a centre a time without eferpifp.
| a second w'thoui frsl ; II thing that beaia'
10 om ilsrlt, and therefore upt to prrcriy,
| there Is -0mprhlrg rom whence il does he
| gin, Whirh must be without h,ginnipa fbess
, are s. against philosophy and natural reason
I that re ul1st needs be a beast in his under
standing that does not nss,r' 10 hem TIN.
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w 'tt' wy '7t ms
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-05

- I'm, - ,olir= avn hrexfdC, an thH'
=, ybt,,,a he fe; iced ii 81. Clay rou.d eihN
5,,,.s Ell 81 The ehHrcs against him ;! - P''ss
.ibi, s,r fhat veu consider the people Of me =
ni,sa states Sc stnPd a. 10 bche'f "hf No'a !"
,o,,, assertions &c a cala0u'atof "fi" " ~
so,,s IN s.aour ali the ranss ~ the ePP'Ah.''
none rosld le found Of greater pee f'efah'' 7"'
,.,lianity than snhrscit l'n h'te P"s'. y
s,f,;s4,f "A IN . ,pi4i Is reno .+less ~ me
nae The man who dss0ppo,nt 81 ton M"
,e5 aab,tian has bcea marked IS yoef "e'hh
Neither yourself nor your mini9n. emu
s,ate o, bend lin 10 Yuuf purposes, an" 20"
.lrrrfamad on MS destruction. bai, mana -
sr las esoapel .nur toi's " Ifaa IA m'GhY
and nlay' ffsrfR >,
Tn. t.a,s ,n iesard % tie paft you nave "
kc,tla tne sIa DDS ag tiasi af ny n'A "'"ag
struck ne with surprise. IL ~ 'ot'' "'''
,sreuce aud rsffiessHess ia Irali'n :" 'a'''-
Aner declaring ~ the most m,fnastts m'"',''
: bi,irni .rain.i Ma Clay Ia slnh Nm 10 me
1,,, 4 .efIu Of degradation aud contempt
dine NJ The .amu time. toaf 'anfl'ian o' rs
,,,,,b ,cp s.y th All the mcc&arss ni . htp'-
c,,te. f8ai 4op nay hare doae nm h9""'s q
81. M g,afitma9ti j0rpnHg B0H taH Up u"
There !. s5ncihing 81 mnnsi nus ~ NV ~"
hi esiad calculating reservation that 90" ""''
l.nfe II to e8fIuhe bat an uftef depf"nt pom p'
Inc rad aud Ut the ItfHif- i ~ Ha"i'' ''t''' ~
.,,o,,tlc ,ren to dead With NOR romp utots
A. 70 inst aud nght to cast Upon man Ihe l"ul'h'
inpalalions upon o1Hion9 aud bfiitt, aud atle'
Tho slander mas taken elitcf. o. ~ that tiers
can carirrinl different morality ha' tnngh'
,,r thai men sh .nld b. rNurmris cuctul 10 ~
,,.,tics djsrrrd.iaIlc 10 thor follow men, with
nut the rlrarrd nd best authority. lt"as fa"r
duly therefore. Ia have Asecrtataed precisely
and distinctly what NJ Baohnoan md YOU %.
,her iniornitats had said. before Yru venture
q nd The weight Of or name 10 phbh' dee
iarttian OF A. You ~. '' II pn wrle iaco'tecn
size gentleman informing Sou could explain
surely u he could cNpidi. 20 the tuhltt ne tohI
nave EXCLAIMED to yoa. lie vas WITHIN yonr
= sch aud man careful Of reputation and
wiijuE 90 he just. ~ntld have sought the cspIt
NATHAN before he had eeatufed 70 circulate" d..
eepdvf tmpors amouL thr crowd l r"pea'
'hcre was an indifference aod cdlousnrsg OF feet
lag IN vnIr aandaei, which calls ior the setefest
nnuadsrrsinn lhe charges against Nj. Claw,
1r ff4au please yout nsinnstiont aud op'nipu
were OF tie blacklist clthtactfr II tue, thr
actc sufficient 10 dt,tioy INN a polite an aud
A. man. fpt you repeat them. c"nfess'ng 40
The same time that you may - wong. bot Ia
i M no pans though ven Had the Wcans - b.
right On ihr same pm. ple q man may sl8n.
ic his ne g hbor's daoe htcror b > wife with I'M
PANTY lie may say, NJ hare done her ~.
mir N, gentleman Informing me coa srpiaipi'
SUCH 81, Is not the mora leelmg the people
n the [. ;.
pass now to comparison a T tnur statements
u lth those ol Ne buchanan. witness produced
b. ,unslf aud on whpsc iestmany YOU rely
+ u inalGcaiion. 81 great is the discrepancy br-
tween thew, mat none but your blind Aorsbip.
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