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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12

NOitCE.
yaY virtue Of Deed Of T: executed to the 'uheriher
CHI isiopher Hudson, by VIM Moon, bearing date the
s23d day Of Oct 1891, for the purposes therein mentioned
ha the 25.h day OF Sept next rsPn's 10 sale
at public auction, ready money, the misses, all that
parcel of land lying Abemaae county, aiming
e55 acres much thereof will he sueien, 10 raise tbs
Of money DUE and upsd upon SAID trust and the
attending the execution Of the said deed
Acting Trustee, will convey TO the purchaser such
Ode only Is 8 vested by the said trust.
BENZ. nj. PERKINS, trustee.
s,Iy 2S-tis
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R-4LSYOyW e PLEHN9.NI'S,
FER Tor sale jus, received a, th. Store, Of
" and 18th streets, IN this city
iO3 Bags Cuba green coffee
80 do Lsyuira DO
sc do Rio do
no do ST. Domingo do
% Boxes gunpowdsr tea (.uperior Tuaii'y)
so Iihjs New Orleans sugar
~ do Porto Rico do
Is do St. Croix do (prmsJ
50 do Moiasses
10 do Baltimore whiskey
So Bhis. do do
T5'do R,ckbriige do
D Pipes genuine Holland gin
> do French brandy
10 Bills country gin
) do Annrssetd cordial
100 Sides sole leather
And assortment; Of Russell Wax, Kip uarne.. Bride
Leather.
iuly IS, oS-at
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- Lnnafic Hospital, williamsburg
hereby given thatsil the cell. int
sIe anu that no patients will he
Of the SAID cells sacant due motto which
SSwen: By order Of the Court of Directors.
s. Z Z
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ca
ll .,t,% ~ d cout ri 0uirte'ly S,ssons csLunu, II
'no ned for Louisa county the courthouse thereof on
inui'oay The 18th day Of June, 1895
Chas. O. Jennings PRE-
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DELLNQUIS.T1' LANDS!
rsSHE beneficial provisions Of the concerning lands
returned delinquent for the nen-payn.ent of ,sHe.,
which passed 9Th March, 1927 aud who limited in t
operation, the I Of April aud July of the present year.
have been extended months from the last mentioned
periods by the last Lrrnisturr. All persons
ested advised to make speedy enquiry The subject
there good to believe that the Legislature viii deem
ninexptdi.nt to grant further relief
JAS. Z. HEATH, Auditor
Public Accounts.
ct. ~ Iii
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TIME subscribers will oer for sale lease public
ton, the premises. Tuesday the 18th day Of Angus,
rext, (heing the I'd day of Caroline county cout)
a NUMBER OF
BUI l. d. NC LOTS,
adjoining the Bowling The lots situate On beth
sides Of the sayeosd, leading from the Bowling
itohmnnd. rhe erm which viii he hers) will ne
unncsted OH the day Of sale. VIM. JACKSON, jr.
j. l.. MARYE.
July % 24-,ds
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will form one cas- in the study of Stephens Sc!-
| wyn and Madcock.
The regular days of lectures ttrcc alter,
nate days in each week. For the accommodation
OF two classes, the Professor has been in the prac-,
tee OF employing portion Of every day in the
week.
Heretofore the labonr Of preparing and digest
ing the annotatons and references for the munich
pal Law course has allowed time to the Profes.
sor TO be devoted to instruction I'm the science oS
government. !; is proposed, however, during H..
next session TO make atleast commencement in il
Though that commencement should not advance
beyond some general preliminary views Of gov
eminent. and Of the Theory of the Constitution o.
the y. States FTginiG -2duoca.c.
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June 81
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-27
MOSES SWARTS.

Fr0mtE Tr0udeDce, r.
of accomplished
Swas will be remembered by
lin deaung Chd expert
of Honorable has already of
character Moses Swar
conduct the public him fairly
against ensnard BY
beard, extending down his breast and clad the He
brew costume Although stranger pretending
country appears tthe South; that Baltimore
succeeded gentleman responsibility
of had subjected him
the of an innocent The
this aggravated have been thus represented " us s@a with companion
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-27

number OF Representatives n =
from each Ofthe divisions. IS .. SV =
Northern 39-Middle 67--Son,S II lOlogg
Western 46. Whole number ', Of p Oh
Sentatives from the first three div;s 81 Hel'.
From the last IS. Under the pre ,a'., l't
ulatlOns of the apportionment for D q.
sentative is 10000. Accordino 70 a. ne Pa
calculations which can be made, it =.
certained that, in 1850, the ponnI.,. Is
the Northern, Middle and Soutbo,a '' J. G
ions of the United States will be II SS y
705-while that of the Western ID ~
will be ii, 42l,550. Should the I r,.
apportionment be the same then aq .,
sent, the first three divisions will b,r. x.
Representatives, and the last 269. loe.
the balance Of power in favor of the ~.
The apportiOnment in tuturewll. nod
be much larger than at present; butt
the principle ofequal representation NJ
ever the apportlOnment may be, the ve,,.
of influence possessed by the West w1.
the same, In little more than tu,..
years, therefore, the Western States
have majority IN Congress; and IN IA.
years that majority Will be overwhenlr.
OF course they will be able to conhol +
the measures of the General Goyemr...
which are Of great National importance
Moral Po,cey.-Now, when we rsa..
that the Western States, according "a \
lowest estimate, are capable of sustain
a population of more than 36,000OOO T
feel that their Moral Power mustbe o-.
either for Good or Evil, in proporio, j.
Intelligence or ignorance, Virtue or Ma
prevail among their citizens. We h,.
before shewn that, in 1850, they Will hr
a majority in Congress; anditis welInsr
that the character ola REPRESENTING en-,
corresponds with that of his constmep
1.-THE people are industrious and yru,s,
then their Representatives will be men,
great spirit. But ifignorance, liceuto.
ness of manner, and a disregard oru5
gious obligation, prevail in the cOmn-c.
ty, the reckless demagogues and abaa5c,
ed prohigates will sit in the sacred hald
legislation; and ambition, and selfagga,
dizement, and the love of power will ha
place of patriotism and public spirit ul
an mistaken attachment to the best ne.
ests ofthe nation. Where such a state c
society exists, the elective franchise vlid
is the peculiar glory OF America, will BE-
come one Of its deadlest scourges. NJ
thing, therefore, can prevent a dlssolua0
of the Union, and save our free andhapg
institutions from utter subyorsion, but p.
riotism and intelligence, directed, aalm
ted, and controlled by the purest moral Pn
ciplcs, pervading all classes Of the pep.
at the West.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-27
ANDREW ERWIN.
&@%A

7f-Coonel Napier his ofte passage Somosera in
following interesting incident that which effected the object
French btlOns attacked ST. an right three
many marched along the
supporting column The French spread the mountain
smslng fire. At this Napoleon arrived
lie rode the mouth the and aenhyey examined the scene before him.
The infantry making progress thick fog mixed with smoke hung upon the
charge upon causea the Spanish battery The first squadron
which eed the ranks Gen. hraznskl
rallied OF the smoke, and the thick
morning regiment with fresh impetus proceeded bsky uPde mountain,
hand As those gallant hOrsenen passed. all the Spanish infantry fired,
fled entertainments each side towards the Of the
Poles battery, whole
abandoning number
This surprising exploit ne glory tconfd and the dis
ped upon the other, hardly pa1ed the annals Of way tlsin-
deed incredible those who acquainted with thai
nearly npgab and defended by 10000 should without
merely deliberate be abandoned the wild
charge Of few udOn which two companies of good infantry would have effect
Ne shamuy had
Bayn few months be and General St uan dispositions
Redgs former battle; but thus absolutely
war; The charge Poles, viewed
operation erayagan foolish but taken the result OF Npoeons
the real vde Spanish troops andh pomPte the ad
offered by the and fog that cug the side OF the
clct0Is example of genius
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
Dien.

7, .bistown on the 2jth nit mrs Deborah h
Rarker, wife of mr. jonathan Barker, aged
81 years. o..
On tho oath ult. Abigail Weeden, wife o.
Holder Weeden, aged 32 years-a member q.
The Society of Friends.
On the 29th, Bathsheba Gould. very re
spectacle member Of the Society OF Friends,
aged 80 years
On tho 3Uth, Mary Elizabeth, daughter ~
Can't Pardon e.. Greene, aged years ana
month.
Drowned on Saturday last, by falling iro"
the bridge at the Long wharf, William, EIDE 7i
son &c mr. William Pengefey, Of this town, ''
oed wears Bv tins affective disponsau ''
&c Divine Providence the affcctionate parent
or this promising child, have TO mourn ~
,pddsn death, taken from them IN an uneH
nec,ed manner. their minds wholly unprepa
ed for the event, the loss IL more severely TEL
,h,, !, could otherwise have been --but m the
mids, Of this heart rendipg scene there :
GREAT consolation tor the afflicted parents arc
connections Of the oeceased;-In early ilfe DO
has been taken from world oi sor1oWs an
affections, To be al peace win ms "ou' wb'
in his wise providence -has seen ht 10 oePt"
A.. th;s family of a child in whose society the
,n,;c;n,,ed much enjoyment and satisfaction
Tn sorrows and trials that are unusually Sc
vers. what can be more eonsoling than 10 re
Dec, that altho' their loss may appear 10
in.unportable, yet the gain to their below
child should cause them to submit with hf'
ness 10 the act Of a wise and unerring T.
saving. the Lord gave, and the Lord ba
taken away, blessed be the name OF y
Lord C"m . ~ i
On Sunday evening last, Capt. Robert ko'
inson. in the 63d year OF his age
On Monday evening last, Louis, son oi y
Nicholas Gcfttoy, aged 10 months
ON Monday evening last, very suddenly "
yCeorce Hcarkness. aged SO years. In hr
I wers united the character Of kind and aifeo
I s;onstc husband, and parent, an honest an
| industrious man, and worthy and respects
he citizen. lie always sustained the ehArae
IN eta true 500 otIbsrty, and ~ ne 0seas!9
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.;s...EAw.sy !. y I.NA.nsasC. 0 q

DERHArs nothing contributes more 10
Il the continuance and improvement. of
both, than Sea. Bathing, more especially in
sultry weather. The subscriber az the
suggestion of several respectable gentle.
men has erected BATHING HOUSE.
situated al about one minutes walk from
Washington square. adjacent To the lower
Bridge on the Long wharf, snd precisely
in the rear of the large Store lately oceu.
pied by MFR. John Williams. IL was men.
toned TO me as an inducemen, to build n
Bath, that at the Beach you were griey.
ously incommodcd with sand and sea
weed, sharp rocks, and opaque wster--but
the gentlemen and ladies who haze enjoy.
ed this bathing establishments, have inform.
ed me that oil these grounds of complaint
are happily removed by the clear and rap
I'd current that almost constantly sabmerg.
es, and purifies, this NEW BATH.
The Bathing House Is open fom sun.
rise tlll 9 o'clock in the evening.
TO LET-two PLEASURE BoArs,waich
are in complete order--also large Scow,
suitable 10. discLarging vessels, &c.
WM. PENGELLEY.
Newport Aug. lst, lS2a.
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Nautieal fntelli0fmre.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED

PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
Sch. Ora Maria, Bntler, Middletown.
Sloop Splendid, Read, New.York. 1.
Sloop Albany, Vars, do.
Sloop Huntress, Smith, do.
Sch Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
CLEARED,
Sch Ora Maria, Butler, Cadiz.
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
Sch Sally Hope, Baker, do.
.4RRiY.4LS.
FRIDAY, Aug lst-arr brig Delaware, Lor.
ing, from Philad.
Sloop Boston Packet Doane, from BANGOR
=, Siooops Splendid, Read Albany, Vars, fir
New York.
sAruRDAY-arr sloop Collector, Heath, ff
Z. Islands
Slnop American, Reckwith, fr Sagharbor.
Sioop iluntress, Smith, fr N York
Sloop NARROW, Burt, fr. Berkeley, for Phila.
SUNDAY sch Bostonpacket, Carr. fr.
Frankfort
Sch Adeberanto, Burt, fr. N. Carolina for
Berkeley.
sloop Apollo, Thayer fr. Taunton, for N.
York
Sleop Romeo, Downs, fr Sagharbor.
Sloap Burdett, Whtmansey, tr. NY.
Sloop Massachusetts,, Nye, fr. Middletown.
Sloop Henry, Ray, fir Nantucket
MoNn>r-arr. sloop Greyhound, Demmick,
fr. Sandwich.
TuEspAY;,-arr brig Gen. Jackson, Carter
fir. New York.
Sch Sally Hoke, Baker, fr. Boston.
Sch, Leo, Spalding, ir. Thomaston.
Schrs Congress- Young Collector, Moore
fr. Bangor.
Schrs. Content, Nickcrson Harmony, Car.
ter, fir. Bath.
Sch. Rising. States, Miller, fr Elizabeth
Isles.
Sch Betsey, Perry, fr. Kenncbec.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer, tr Nantuck.
et
Sloop George, Thrasher, fir. Taunton, for
n York
Sloop Reaper, Nickerson, fr Bath.
Sloop Fair Haven, Smith, fr. Provid for
Hartford.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at Liverpool, June 10Th, brig Balance,
Rider, lr n Orleans, via Cowes.
AT Laguira, July 18th, brig Mary ,Northam,
for n. York in 10 days.
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adrrtr0.

In this town on the 23d ult by the Rev.
Mr. Eddy, Mr.. John Kalew. Of Jamaica, 20
Miss Mary B Marble, daughter of the late
mr.. Benjamin Marble, of this town
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev mr..
Eddy, mr. Joseph Weaver to miss Martha
Sheffield, both Of this town.
In Portsmouth on the 29th ult by S Clarke,
Esq. mr.. John Fish to miss Frances Barker,
all of Portsmouth.
In Providence on Thursday evening last,
Samuel Dexter, Esq to miss Almira L. Fen
ner. eldest daughter Of his Exccllcncy James
Fenner.
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when tho best in.ores, oftlr republican party.
D which he was strongly attached REQUIRED
Us aid and support. was he found wanting =
'e lived uniformly respected, and his death is
'enerally lslnented by his come xions, friends
ma acquaintance. CoMnUSIcArHp.
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.aUGUST 2, ises.
NEW and CHEAI
GO0ON.

Long and square me-
rino Shawls,
Rich fancy Silk hdkfs
French, English and
American calicoss;
English Ginghams, a
great variety;
Pongees, Grapes, Flo.
rences, Gro de nap
Silks;
Fine csmbric dimiiics
Bobbinett Lace,
Jaconet, book, Swiss
mnslins;
Brown Bonnet cam
brics,
Rich gro de Nap rib.
boos,
Betting ribbons and
trlnged belts,
SILK and cotton ho.
siery,
White, brown, olive
hoTseskin Gloves,
Black double silk lace
Wells,
Shell combs, a grea,
JUST RECEITED
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variety;
Black Lasting andci
cassians,
Stout black silk an,
Nlarseilics vestin
Silk flag, black ~
vantine and Ger
rnan Silk hdkfs.
Superf. blue cassi
mere & Broadcl
Irish Linens OF a su
perior manufacture
chean;
lrHh Shec,ings, Tia,
bic Linen,
striped Jeans, Linen
drilling,
Green Booking for
noor cloths.
English n American
Sra Island Shir,ing
Blue cassimcrc. suita.
bile for boys cheap;
A great variety of
Broadcloths, Cassi
mores, Sattlnetts,
NC. &c,
from .NEU. YORK,
Townsend.
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FOR ERyw,

.H dComt Of Probate Lcid ia ChGrissto,cn.
IN he County of Uashington, on he III
Juiy,. a. ID. 1923 ;
A n insirufuent was presented 20 snid
"a Court for probate, pmporting 70 bu
toe last VIII and Testament VI
BEJvJ.7Jffv BURDfCR,.
late Of said Cbaflestown, deceased: the
consideration thereof rs referred 90 n Cougt
of Probate 10 be holden at the DWELLING
house Of Nicholas Clarke in said town, on
the 6rs, Monday 10 September neat at =
o'clock. r. 81. where oil persons concerned
in the estate of said dceeoscd may appear
Nr they see fit) and be heard ia tho prem.
ses. BY ofder
SAMUEL STANTON, Prob. CLf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

ectcics may sometimes arise, wien as YOU en-
r"aiiHoliy observed, " constitutional forms must be
suspended. tor the permanent preservation oi con
eutuuOn1l rights" Il therefore, a crisis OF that
nature existed at New Orleans, the President
could feel no disposition condemn the measures,
ihat were 0iCpteG - Indispensable, To rescue the
country from Impending danger; nor does he even
deem it material - hs time. enter into criti.
cal examination OF ii'c evidence, which l. adduced
10 prove the existence Of the crisis. Some differ
cnce OF opinion will naturally occur, such occa
sOns. rs 10 the extent, or the DURATION OF the al
legged necessity, bat where no difference OF opinion
can occur as 10 the purity the sincerity of the
motive to action; where she cxigcncy was great
and where tie triumph has been completes; the
Judgment of responsible aud dis,ingui .hed officer
merits implicit confidence.
But the case Of necessity which creates lis own
iiw, must not be COMPOUNDED with the ordinary
case o, military service, prescribed and governed
by the established law Of the land. In the United
States there exists no authority 20 declare and i'm
pose martial iaw, beyond tn positive sanction
OF the acts OF Congress. To enforce the discipline
AMI insure the safety of his garrison, his camp
an Amer "a commander possesses indeed, high and
necessary powers; but all his powers are compati-
bic with the rights of the citizens, and the inde-
pcrtence OF The l'idiCal authority IL, therefore
he undertakes TO suspend the writ OF Habeus Cor.
pus, 10 restrain the liberty of the press TO inillct
military puni-hments, upon citizens who are not
military men, aud generally to suspend the iync
,icnS OF the civil magistrates, he may be justified
by the ldw oil nee sSiiy, while he has the incr OF
saving his country; but he cannot resort to the
established law OF the land, Tor the means of vim
dic5tion
Having thus briefly stated the Presidents gene
raj view of this interesting subject, renew with
pleasure the assurances of his confidence AMI O..
TEEN Indeed, you have found in his late acts re.
'auve TO the military peace establishments the best
proofs oi respect Tar YOU character, and of hi, re-
coSnuon oil your services.
Am, very resp ctfulIy. Sir,
Your most obe;tient servant.
A. J. DALLAS.
MI i..n Arlirn %. ,n.,o.n
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- NNDIsLW JhLNtLN.
The Hon. the Secretary Of War.
DEpARrMEwr OF WE. Isl Jnly. 1915.

DEpARTMEvT OF WAR, Isl July, 1915
Sir Your letter of the 23d Of May, and the
printed paper enclosed, were submitted to the CON
sideration OF the President Of Tie United States
at the time they were received; and YOU would
nave been much sooner answered, in conformity
to bis Instructions, ifthe intention which YOU an
uounced OF visiting Washington, had not indur-
ed me TO hope for the opportunity of eiyino AZ
wen as oil obtaining all the necessary explanations
n personal interview. Convinced indeed Of the
patriotic motives which actuated your conduct at
lew Orleans, the President would willingly alb
stain from any further remarks upon the subject,
were lac not apprehcusiye, that the principle oil
your example and the reason Of his silence, might
be hereafter msundo rsiood or InisappreheuIed
II must be admitted, ni,t The Occurrences stated
To- you in my letter Of :hc 18Th oil April, we're OF q
nature 10 merit Tie attention Of Government, and
even 10 involve the President Of the United States
who is bound 10 take carc t1t the laws be faith
ii'y cIecuied) in high constitutional reapons,-
nifty. IL was essential. therefore tiat those DC
'uTenccs should be made known 20 him And al
though II wound have been more san4ftrtoty on
every account, IL the communication had proceed
20 directly from Yourself Tie President can sce no
cause 10 censurc those public officers, who, with
ont departing from just respect for your character
1'd services, have regarded duty, 70 tfanernit
10 him an upcOhtfOveityd settlement Of facts. No
secret intelligence has heoD yfd nor has any
inan appeared as your accuSci. and whatever may
I've The sources Of Information, YOU VIII not, ! am
e0hhtent, deem u personally offensive, or siuiuu
GUS That orr inquiry hould be made info circun.
idnces, which have led 10 an extraordinary ex or
c'<e OF military Authority.
The President has seen with ssG-lacdon Sir
,ha' your Ius'iiicanon Of the measures. particular
" coheinpi'ic'' re-ts exclusively upon The ground
Oi necessity, " you moan measures ,,ifhout vyi ,ch
I've country must have been couqurre, aud the
constitution lost" The position thus taken. ia can.
I'D and explicit just, II respects your own res.
msi'iliiy; and safe, as 1t respect The Liberties Of
he nation The military Pogeris clearly defined
sal careIIIy limited by the Constitution and I,,y
"l The United state; but the experience NJ tho
: - rHgHafcd Gover-7n sn's trpTAss n. ne, ri
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tlis gorgeous bait This is tee cause -: much in
convenience IN conducting 'c ailai.s ottLe nation.
reply - frequently misunderstood, and disascc-
bic feelings ave Frequently created from the cry
liability Ca these numerous MISUNDERSTANDING.
Many attempts have hc"n rale 20 remedy dis
ptominout lmlt in tho Ii.ll o lie House OF Req
iescp;ativr<. - i,r'ctiuus lave tcen made IN thc
reighhou,h0cd OF Che spcoters chair, with view.
~ remedy is iccis No;hiug. heretofore. has
Keen found At MI likely GO accomplish tn, purpose
We ore now tot! that very Ingenious plan has
been adopted. 10 term the interior OF e hail into
something like an angular building, where, il il
believed, the dissipation %, sound i completely
prcvcnted--A glass house - to be erected in the
interior OF thc hall, having all ;he capacity OF adj
hitting light, which, /, l. supposed. will enable
the members, at d.licfen; points, 10 hear each
thcr with considerable ease. Some ycars 100, i
member from irgin'a, proposed Tie library a.
filter room 70, the lou>c OF Representatives. to
meet in. In point q! hearing, /; would have been
letter but what would have become III the hslla
We are not sufficiently acquainted with the phi
losophy OF sound TO know whether the novel i'm.
provement contemplated in the hail, viii remedy
its defects, bu, is said Mat strong expectations
ere entertained Of such result we hope il may
he SO. ~. y Enc.
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j NOM ~ RITCH,
G. " GOOCH.

me subscriber has sold his interest in tho To.
quiror 70 his late colleague. He hes wisbe,, nd,
80 Tor several years that he might have Tim. >,
attend TO object IN the country that he has ,..,
hitherto compelled, almost totally 10 neglect Ia
qui,- me paper Tor more comgenial pursuits; and il
g'atrhi ior The share OF public Patronage i, bas
nJuNed since his cOnnex ion with IT, IL is sa,is
ihcion 10 nam THAI he eparates from hi late ssso
crate upon terms of reciprocal good feeling. ann
hat H. leaves he aper in the hands of the Same
individual who cstabh he'd it nearly ,yertv iiva
year, ago, and a~ earned for i the, r.nftation II
possesses. 4 remarkable coimcidr nee o oninon
has existed between MIR. Richie and ,nvsslf on
most oi the great political questions that been
'glt''ei Tor tn las, Ell years The circulation o,
me papef was never grratet. nor its orospec.s
or'ghtcr' than At prcsent: and sha.l always feel
a intcre7' IA It's prosperity aud usefuine.., and
rs 'ou'inn"d support OF the great principles OF the
Cons itu zen. - '''N
IN period has happily ar wed winch ought N
ca'h me troubled CLEMENTS OF party STRIFE: rs.,or,.
Tranquility 20 the public mind and % social in,.r
cour>r is won;ed endearnrnts And. yyhaIever
may be The result oil the violent struggle. nov a.
nout TO terminate, may not indulge ti,- hone
mat patriotic minority will know how to acoi,i
esce IN the Will of the majority; and that tina, ma
loI' Will WELD It's power Tor The pto.peritv md
honor OF our county;
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