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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-10

VlRGi Mas Al rules holden IN the ciek5s OFF, az ,,n
superior court Of chsncery the Richmond dis,,ic,
the 9th day Of August. 1928: Edmund Wallis pitt oga,nM
William n. FOusiee aud James IA Wings dfts
The defendant William II Fousher no, ba y;,, o,,o,.a
ms appearance and given security according To the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court and il NJ
satisfactory evidence, that he an iohabap nj Of ,b
country it Is ordered that the said do amiga
here on the FIRST day Of the term and the hin
ol the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published the city Of Rich
mond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted nj tina f,
door Of tho capitol, n'the snid city.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-10

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden ~ tho clerk Office nj tho
superior court Of ebanccy for the Richmond district
the lh day NJ August, 1923: John A. Lancaster adn-r
Of Margaret Deeuz, deceased pit against Thomas Ter
ierson Randuph, executor Of Thomas Jefferson dec CIR,
zabo'h M"Eze' daughter Of Philip Mszze formrrlyof
Automatic aud late Of Pisa in the grand duehy Of Tuscany
dersased Giovanni Battista Rusrh Count francisco Del
Tests Del lgnoso and Giovanni CarmiaDan NJ
the said Philip Mazzei, 1eceasei, dns.
The defendants Elizabeth Mazzei, Giovanni BattIsta
husch Count francesca Del Tesla Del Ignnso, nj Gio-
vanni C"rmgaan, having entered their appearance
aud gwen secary according the Of assembly ind tho
rules OF this court and It appearing by satisfactory owl
dencs' that they inhabitants OF this coon,ry IL IL
srdered that the said defendants do appear here on tho
FIRST day Of the next term, and the bill Of the Main
til; and that copy NJ this order be forth with nssr,ed In
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the font door Of tho
capitol, IN the said city.
~ c'rr. T's'n. W.. e rrvpr v.rc,v. r. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-10

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
FRESH GOODS.

4 HAVE received by the late arrivals from New York
Il and Philadelphia, large additional supply OF des-
rable goods, consisting in part Of
New style plaid and fancy prints
10 d." do furniture chintz
Plaid and striped cambria ginghans
PLAIN and worked Swiss and book nnusus
f'ne aud superhne cambiics and iaCoDets
Do 40 corivd and checked do
Iiaian-netts Of beautiful coiots
NoT@ed beregcs do do
SILK figured and striped do do
Plain and plaid gro de nap
French sattins, assorted coors
India company sattins and ievantines
Heavy senchaws and sarcenets
Fine and extra superhue black hombazine
Merino and Cashmere long sba wis
"orsed and silk berege and other fancy hdkf, essor,
BLACK and white bobbinet lace wells
Hch oooone aud Swiss worked capes, pclernes coafs
and robes
Thread laces and edgnes, assorted
French cambricks and hdkfs
Italian grapes and Grape lisses
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
London cloths and cassneIes
Sattinetts of Gil qualities
Plain and cut velvet, forentine
ValeDtia and marseilles yestins
Ladies' pelisses and habit coths
herino and common Ranneis assorted
Heavy rose and whitney blankets
Super6ne thread and cotton tckinrs
large assortment Of shell combs
Black aud colored circassiaus and bop,bazegs mo-.
very hne) N"''
WIN general assortment Of other staple and fancy roo
which are offered at very low prices for cash
feo To- HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
NEW GOODS.
fNHE subscribers have recently received
Il to their previous large of
nRv N00nS
DRY GOODS.

Tie Jollcuns as part Of their assortment
Worsted bareges benutful cuors
Plain Gro de Naples
Watered do and figured
Black white and colored French satins
Black India do and satin levaRtines
Coored and white forences
Double chain black do
Real and imitation Italian lustrnss
Black India horences, wide article and cheaD
Black senshaws and sarsnets@
n
German twled, Spittlefed. Su,dorc,
company and common bandanns, ! Ro' se""sneh
All kinds do for boys children and servants \
Linen canbrcs and linen cambria handkerchief -
Fire side shaws
aerino and cashmere do
Nankin and Canton grapes
Black Italian craya,s
Colored do. article
All kinds cravating, coored and white
7-8, q a, 54 and Ga bobbinet, wells and dressc,
Thread and bobbinet laces md edyinss .
All kinds musins, as plain, figured ami ,ambored book
Plain' inquired and 'ambored null plain and tamborea
Striped and plaid and herring bone do
Garment, furniture and cambria dnites
Beautiful Inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS
gmps cords, piushes, laces, quilngs, silks, Sc &c.
ses, beautiful article
Ladies' short Kid, horseskn and silk GLOVES
Misses do
Ladies' long white and colored do
Misses do do
FGsn,emens walking, riding dress glove.
All Minds iadies, gentemen'S and chiIdreus HOSIERY
upFn
elegant
large assortment cdmbrie caicoes Ciro0ssia plaid,
Tartan pas for cloaks, and do for
dresses
CameiS hair camblet for ladies' and gentleuens cloa.
new and beautiful article
Bombazets and Bomba zines
Cloths and cassmeres of every description
Bang up cords aud velvets
Silk and tabhy do
CasHneis of all colnrs
Silk nsdown tolinett, and Massejles vc,in
and oeached dones,ics of all widths aud qualities
Do checks, bedckinss
Lnsey wooissys and kerseys for sevants' clio thing
oznahutss aud icklenhurgs Of all qualities
iCARPEIiNGS RUGS, ofsIs latter elegant assor,-
lIish' German and Scotch shesngs, of which 100
wide (width without seam)
Shell aud Brazilian tuck, side and he connie
A large assortment OF IRISH LINENS, Superor grass
- bleach and exceedingly cheap
| White, red and green hannels
Spotted do for children
h1erino cloths. for do
O. z, 60, 10, H. -, Is and I'D rose BLANKETS
TO 5 point do
MART CoIToNS, under market price.
And large variety other articles not arrived all Of
which have been purchased the lowest market prices
some much under, and will be offered ady ances
than customary in consequence of the atcness Of the
s""' WILLIAM NEALE & co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
VIRGINI.l-To WIT:

pIRGLNI.l-To WIT:
At superior court Of chancery, holden at Saunon on
Saturday, the 9TH day OF August, 1897;
between
Alexander Stuart, Pm
end
William Dhvai, eS'or of William Price, decd Lucy Price,
widow of said William and William Price, John Price
James Price, Samuel Price, and Ann Price, heir of sa id
William Price, decd, and Samuel Clarke, surviving
trustee OF Sampson Matthews, decd, DTS.
On the motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel il is odered
that William G. Pendcion DO appointed Commissioner
to take account Of the administration the
William Duval and Of the sssee, real and personal Of
william Price, dec; also to ascertain the
value Of the back lot in the proceedings mentioned
ing to the entered into between the parties;
that he repnu the to this count, together with
specially thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties to be stated; and the said Commissioners
authorised proceed in the absence of either party who
having reasonable notice of his primary appointment or
adjournment, shall fail to attend him.
a Copy. Testo,
WILLIAM s. ESBRIDGE, C. G. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
MISS GEORGE.

(Of The Theatre Royal Haunarket. London, and the
Borsyy Theatre, Nt,O FoJk,)
RESPECTFULLY informs the inhs MS of Richmond
IA that she will have the honour of giving Focal
Co1eer' in the Assembly Room, tte Eagle Hotel on
Thursday the 9th msrchThe particulars which will
be duly announced.
Mafch5 7,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
FOR RENT.

" Duvhls Addition, near the Federal Spring. three
stnry brck House, in good repair, with good Garden
neGly enclosed and w ell excellent water in the yatd
tile Well requires some repairs To good tenant g.ca,
haTea'n will he given Application he made Henry
W. Moncurs, Esq. who will give the proper information a
March S d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Web 81
got Nr6mf6erW.

-0G- The Projectors of the WH1e have
added to their Printing Office, set of NV
JOB TYPES, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, &c.
They are satisfied that Jobs entrusted 70
them to Print will be done as well, az accu-
rateiy, and with as much expedition as by
other Printers Of the city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

The Legislature of Virginia adjourned on Saturday.
after session of precisely three calendar months and
passing more than so acts of chiefly local or psr
'onai description after absorbing about I'll 600
or more than 9th of the revenue of die whole
stale The single article of legislative expense pro
gressIyeiy augmentiDg aud for which no remedy can
DO found but the numerical reduction Of the House of
Delegates, 10 of itself heavy and dreadful evil, and
sufficient to Justify the call of convention. AT 2
time ofsucb unprecedented pecuniary pressure as this
when The agricultural part of Virginia especially
'sgroaniDg under the stsgDation of demand for pro-
duce and when men With good estates find it dificult
10 RAISE the smallest Sums without the sacrifice OF pro-
perry, for the General Assembly to consume sueh o.
noTmous sums in futless legislation is CRYING rrs
vance Yet that body is not to be blamed for this.
Tue great length and COS, ofis sessions are incident
to IFS constitution and numbers. The only chance o.
redress is in a convention
The Speaker dismissed the House Of Delegates with
very appropriate valedictory-his allusion 70 the
union of these States the only bond of safety and
happiness, was touching and felicitous.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
TWENTY Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward for the apprehen.
II sion Of my PETER, well looking young
Of about 25 years Of sge; be quite black, aud
has small scar Oh bis forehead; is about feet 3
inches 10 height, very erect 10 bis carriage aud when
be went away was we'll dressed He came from the
Bowling Creep, and has perhaps gore to that neigh
borhood. The above reward and all necessary char
ges will be paid on bic delivery hers.
r. HARRISON.
Richmond, 18th Feb. 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Eagle Hotel,
FKNOASTKH-

ME subscriber respectfully informs public that he
TAVERN M the town of pow"
E'KNOAsTLB,
10 me county Of Boteourt, The houses having all gone
through thorough repair and within short dsta nee f
inc court House. having seventeen in the two houses
oeSgnsd for travellers ladies and families can av private
rooms separate from the house He homes bv r,ct
ATTENTION anh good order that he will share portion of the
po0ho patronage His Bar Table, and Stables he will
enheavor tn furnish at all times good as the upuer
country will aifotd. He is fUrpshed with good Bar
cooper ana good servants which shall I'll times be strict
" aUeuoe1 TO-, so as to give general satisfaction His
prices ehali DC quite moderate Call and try and then
JUDGE for yourselves Forget not an old friend
Web OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

We learn upon good authority, that Mr. Crawford
bss recently addressed letter to Mr.. CLAW. exennpc
him in the fullest manner from the suspico, Of b,r
gaming WITH Mr.. Adams-approvDg bis vote for the
'a"er' and declaring that BIO would have given the
same vote ID Mr. Clsy' circumstances. He likewise,
We understand, dsaPproved Of Mr. Gays taking Office
under Mr. Adams, as furnishing his enemies with
pretended evidence corruption Tbs disiuterssted
aud n'sguauimous course is doubt as grateful ia
DR. Clay, as it is honorable to Mr.. Crawford-par-
iskiUg Of the nature ofcharity, aud blessing both
him vbo gives and bin who receives.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
COFYElIS,
TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED as Teacher to take charge of Female
Academy in hlartinsbuIg, person well qualified
to teach the different branches of English Education
salary of -Four Hundred Dollars will be given. An.
ply to either OF the subscribers. None need apply u
less they can come well recommended.
CONRAD HOGMiRE
Match s. JOHN s. HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
CoHMIssroYER's oFTIcE,

CoHMI5sIoYERS OFFICE,
Richmond, 4,b February, 1923.
The parties interested in the execution Of the above
order superior court Of chanceTy holden Stanton
hereby notified, thst have appointed the first Monday
in moy next to the this Office; which
time and place thoy required attend, before me-
the matters in reference with their accounts docume
end proofs, 20 be submitted foI examination.
~ WIN, g. PENDLETON, Com'T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Linnaan Botanic Garden & Nurseries.
NEAR -NEW YORK

WILLIAM PRINCE proprietor OF the above e.tab-
iishment, in addition his former ex nsve eolIec
ton, has made very consider abe and valuable addition,
Within the last year.
w continue to be his prids to render his
beneficial To the country large orders any
Of his agents. mail po pad will receive The usual
particular and prompt attention His catalogue now en-
divided follows:
No. 1. Fruit and ornamental Trees Shrubs and Pants
z. Dubious and Tuberous Flower Roots.
). Green House Trees and Plants.
q. Anne can Indigenous Trees, Shr ubs and Plants.
Each of the above Pamphlets be obtained gratis,
of the subscriber. BENJAMIN TOMPKtNS,
March l--4t AGENT for w p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

The reader is referred to the FIRST page, for Mr. r.
Johnsons Address to his late Constituents and m art
Gle from the kentucky Reporter Developing the na,ur
Of the late jackson Investigation" in the Senate
Kentucky. These and the late Foreign News on the
second page occupy mnch roo tina, we are OBLIGED
to lay other articles prepared for th, u,Dr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

Conrention.-lt is singular with how much compar.
atiVe indifference this greatest OF all questions. is
viewed In April the people are called upon to vo,a.
IT they will amend their form Of government. or submit,
10 the injustice, the Inequalities and the n,
the present Consttution-in April they have an On.
Portnn'ty which may occur again, of rid
DING themselves Pesceabiy of evils a thousand times
more oppressive in reality, than the tax on tea which
led to the Revoluon-aEd yet the newspaper. of the
Commonwealth, end the people themselves seen to
De sleeping. We oonstrue this passveness as the
result of general conviction, that the Peop;e will i,
Api sustain tho cali of Convention; nevertheless
there 's possibility of the conventions being merged
IN the Presidential question: of the present oppor,uni
~ being lost, and the call Of Convention beior
paced at as great distance az ever II is time for
the friends of Convention to take the field and rouse
The People to true of the important vote they
are TO give in April. We invite correspondents tn
dscuss Tho subjectsnd beg leave TO direct their
attention to the abuses OF The three Departments Eve
ecut've, Legislative, and Judicial calling for REFORM
NO man who is practically conversan with the opera.
lion OF the Government of Virginia can deny that the
people OF this State sboring under numerous and
heavy grievances, in all of the Departments
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

~ DiED-On Friday morning, the goth Of Feb. Jons
'ArLoE, Esq aged So years. From his house in ,hi.
cry ms remains will be removed O'Clock this NOR
n'ng, Tor 'nermen at his late residence Mount Airy
10 Richmond. county. YirEinia.-l-Nat. Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

bpd The human racs, has made it ais atuIs to drus
the CUP OF others, with the bitterness that Justly dow
10 his own Involved By the kindness and unsu.pect
ing confidence OF bis nature in heavy pecunary Loose,
-surrenderng large property to NEE, the demand,
OF his creditors-persuing bis mild and upobt,us;ye
career through iife nuring and interfering with non.
the Pecunary misfor,unss of Judge caher. hi.
unrsssrved justice to his creditors selling the beds
from his children, and the knives from his table nj;
most blsmsless, aborious and viruou, life hay. M,
'sen suthcent to exempt him from having bis mslor.
tunes thrown up TO him as crime. What must tho
"orid-"harcan II thioh-of the heart Of him whose
delight is thus to insult what savaees re.pect-and
who foows in the track Of fate not to soften ito die
pensations, or moderate its infections but 70
by his slanderous tongue, tho pain and iniammato,
ofits wounds.
AS for MIR. Randoph's attack upon me, reoa,s =.
DOL. caa say with truth, that it has Inflicted no pau4
have been long marked out by him and Others, as a
victim worthy Of being sacrificed TO party. They
nave not as among the ancisns, adorned with FL
lets-their efforts have been directed--commencng
with Mr. Randolphs attack in the Senate two years
sgo-to destroy my reputation honest man.
Lei them proceed and welcarne. A for that gentle
man-aithough it has been my fortune to oppose him
Pohucaily-i have felt towards him porsoDay-pi,y
and cornmisseraton. have not now 10 iearn-bisory
ionS since taught me,he malsnty and hatred TO-
7ds species, which is the natural feeling of all Ell
nucb' Gbbon has justly remarked, that it was at
once an evidence and cause decline of the Ro.
man state that the great offices of the Empire vera
possessed oy that mschreyous envious tribe-&
of tho apprehension entertained BY many
~ Rom hlirt sI,o
me neutef gender assuming influence over the af
'aifs OF the Republic. But while ha, been able thus
70 account for the extraordinary and ma
gnisy that has distinguished the course of Mr. RAM
doPh-whe acquiesos in the truth of the renar k an
piied 10 him by one who never spoke word in vain
that "his pathic couuenance and castrato voice sink
him beneath The dignity of man, and renders him an
unht object for the chastisenent of gentlemannths
knowledge OF hs iDrmy has until this last wan,op
ercsaoo on me- led me 10 sympathise with his misfor
tunes, rather than to hate hs person. Even now. !
wish the gentiemen-ifthe term is applicable excen,
TO tue masculine gender-no other barn. than N. 81
htude OF bic own reflections. He whose rhn,s nc,
and great have been wholly devoted to embit,e
the existence ofothers-wfo can draw on his rnemor,
Tor no single benevolent to set off against his
sions commissions-who is the dread offrcnds A. ,ts
detostation Of enemes-the "jes,m of men. md n.
"scorn" oil women--avenges upon himselL the inure,
inflicted on others.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

and should Be apprscated--in time. Piitsburg is, e
ven now, supplying iron for the navy Of the Unitet
States We wish every TO the industry Of bel
entecPTsing people, and desire extension of the do
mestfc composition, we'll 10 relieve Us Of every de-
Pondencs on foreigners, to secure to ourselves all
sors oil commodities nj the most reduced prices
which will necessarily follow = giving 10 Of the home
market TO the domestic supPle and then thing, NAV be
safely allowed "to regulate themselves and sy ,cH
do h.-.Ntiv.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 90.
The funeral fthe late MAJOR GEN'L BROWN.
look place yesterday. Every honour that could DO
PAID was paid TO his memory. The procession moved
rom his late residence in the order published yes.
terdsy.
we scarcely ever saw a more solemn and imposing
sPectacle and the good order and decorum which uni>
veSsay prevailed heightened the effect Of tho scepe
eedes the military and the different frnconaries Of
government. large Of the citizens. fol-
'o"eo nis remains to the grave. Both Houses of Con-
also attended, as did the foreign ministers in
w ashipgton
The military display wa. very splendid; and we sup.
length.
~ We are requested to state that Mr.. ELAN Of
Gheserheld will not be Candidate for the House Of
delegates, at the ele ction.
w We are authorised to announce THonAs E. BUR-
Candidate Go represent the county of
III the ensuing Legislature. -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

W we are authorised to announce THOMAS E. BuR
CANDIDATE to represent the county of Chesterfield
IN the ensuing Legislature. -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

" We are requested to tha, Mr.. ELAN, o.
Snes'efhed, will not be Candidate for the House %
delegates, at the ut election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
CONGRESS
tional authority

The Senate did not sit on Friday
Is THE House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, on Fri
day, Mr.. Mercer, who had given notice that he
would to-day move the consideration of the
Cumberland Road Bill, for reasons which he
assigned, changed the notice to Teusday next.
On motion Of Mr. Ramsey, it was
Resolved, That the COMMITTEE on Public
Lands be instructed to inquire into the expedi-
ency of appro2riating portion Of the Public
Lands ofthe United STATES TO the different
States, in proportion to their Representation in
Congress to aid and assis, the States in the
construction of Roads and Canals.
On motion of Mr. MLean, it was
Resolved, That the Commute Of Ways and
Means he instructed to inquire into the expedi-
ency Of making provision by the adjas,men, of
all private claims against the United States
which are not, under existing laws. properly
referable to any Of the Departments, SO that
said claims may be lIquida'ed and paid without
special legislation Of Congress.
No business OF any importance was trans
acted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15

lives, has naturally attracted the notice OF the
Executive, and induced the President TO tender
10 him the important command above men,
toned. captain Jones will command the flag
ship, TN eacock--,he hon. Member will have
the rank OF Commodore, and take the general
directios Of the expedition. OF the scientific
corps Of gentlemen TO accompany the expedi.
lion, II is only known, as YET, that the hon. Mr..
kREMER, Of Pennsylvania, is TO be The Natu-
ralist, he having declined reelection to Con-
gress to accept the haltering invitation of the
Presiden, to embark in this interesting voyage,
the first Of the kind ever undertaken by the ma
tional authority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
From the Baltimore Patriot.

THE DlNNERs.-The Jackson party in BaIt
more have already had Two dinners in honor OF
their triumph in The election Of their Chief and
in both, or rather the last, they have borne
their honots with becoming temper of mode.
ration. Notwithstanding the denunciation of
the old federalists, declaring they must remain
in a state Of "probalion," and calling upon
the General TO put CHS MARK upon them,'' Sc.
we observe they took leading part, and occu,
pied the highest places a, the celebrations. On
Friday last, Major George Winchester, whose
federalism no one doubts, presided at The table,
and gave the following elevated sentiment:
"Andrcw Jaekson-The President of a nation
NOT the head of a Parfy-his administration
will viEdicale his principles by gathering about
him the hes, men of the nation"
Col Samuel Moore gave-"The victory is
ours-wc'll use, but not abuse it 20"
Very goc! sentiments these-we readily re-
spond 10 them. Let the General adopt then,
s. act upon them-discard from his presence a,
once, "lhe hurra boys" as recommended by
the Jackson Republican, and then in the Ian
suage of Major Winchester, he can "gather a.
bout him the bes: men Of the nation"
Its a source Of graduation TO notice the
memory Of the deceased Col. Howard, was
twice toasted in appropriate :erms--up to his
last moments the revolutionary patriarch pro-
claimed his attachment to Mr.. Adams and his
Administration.
The following is neat and delicious, and will
meet hearty response in every mani! eosom
"7he Fair.-The only endurable Aristocracy
who elect without vores-govern without
laws-decde without appeal-and are never
in The wrong: