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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

CoiNlssfoyra's Ofrlcf, Rlt14ond. ylVg. 2iN, fHi9.
The parties Interested notified tat rave appoj - 500
eSib day Of October next aDd This rrr tie pIon
commencing The drc'n,i ocgu,l uriar t
Cnrt, creditors of the Ldu'rd Harrison drr
required - ascnd at the aud p,acc i,s
and prove their CIan1s.
aug 28-v8tc HILARY BAKER Conn.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

.0r. JG8ovsan m RAo,nUdls from QDire.-tn letter
from MIR. JEFFERSON to ELBafpGE GERRY, Of Mas.
sachusetts dated March %, 1901, in which he com
municates to the latter the principles which would
govern him in making such removals he conceived
necessary, he says:
"Oficers who bavp been guilty Of gross abuses
of office such as marshals packing uries Sc shall
nov remove, my predecessors ought in Justice to
have doDe.1Ht instances Uiu beft0, anti gogernedBy
strict xuI, and mol pnrty paaGoo. The RIGHT or o.
who have acted well have nothing to fear, however
they may have differed from n1e in opinion"
Had the present Administration been governed by
this rule. 10 it's removals from Office, no complaint could
or would have been mado against The procedure.
|t4rIes,o1s Coi7-cy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

C.dnN{;sWiER AHnEGsoN's OegIcr,t
tFiiitoHS6urg, LIST Sfyt 1922. !
bavr appointed tIfe seventeenth day of NovCIner cxi
eIfe the foregoing order of which day by
O'Clock tte aras Concerned required attend
Office with their sU Lapsrs and testimony with copies gre
court payers, aUi with tits original or,iar
S7--w5tc E(D ANDERSON cn,'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27

"A \ court held for Buckingham c0un1y lie 18th
IA day Of October, 1929: Christion Shrack. pltf
against, William g. Linthicum, and Edward Lntbi-
cum. ext'oTs of Edward g. LinthiCum decd, dts.
IL CHANCERY.
Tie defendant William G.. Lintlicum, not baT.
ing entered his appearance and given security &c
cOrdiDg 10 the act Of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evdcnc, that
he is not inhabitsnt of this country IL is ordered,
that the said YIN. G.. Lnthicum do appear here on
the irst day Of January court next and answer tho
bill Of the plsinti and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in the CONSTITUTIONAL Why, a
public newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted a. Tho from
door Of the courthouse Of this county.
63+ cor. TcstH, Il. r. D7'',gT, =. :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

Fort OF RICTj.lIs1N, }
An RIXN-I


York. ballast.
Sloop Capital, Ackey, 4 days from New York. with
Johnson, &. NJ Mitchell, Charles Beck, P. Sullivan
and tn order.
Schr Lndy's Delight, from Smi;hfeld, sundries to
j. Winston
Schr Richard, Corson, from NewYork, DAYS, via
City Point.
Schr Chariot, Smith, 4 days from New York, bal
last.
Schr Euuice aud Wealth, Pendleton, from BALI
more.
Sloop Tradesmnn, Ricketts,, 4 days from New
York, ballast.
Soop MISSIONER, jerks, from Norfolk.
Sloop Patty, from Warwick. with wood.
SAILED,
Schr Washington, Eldridge for Newport tR. L.
coal and flour.
Scnr Bradford, Lindsey, for Boston, -four and to.
bacco
NEW YORK, Nov. G.-Arrvcd. schr Swan
Woglom, So hours from Petersburg; sioop Fame
Doughty. Richmond.
NEWPORT, Nov. I.-Arrivcd, schr Reportcr
smith from Norfolk. for Fail River, Mass. On Sa-
turday, IN the gale, had the DICKS swept and lost
boats, cables. &c
NORFOLK, Nov. 7.-Ard. scrI Isaac w Morris Towns
chandze Tie schrs Flag of Truce aud Hero anu "a Sc
supposed To bc ie James Fisher O Ncy. York hound 10
cai,e ~ from in co
sailed schr Columbus Noble for Salem.
From Hampton Roads, ships Arab Ball. far verpooI Geor
ga smith, for iavre briggs taskei Tracy ur II Thomas and
Adeline, Ncins, for II Bars
ship came IN isom last evening proceeded IN
James River -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
CONVENTION.

On yesterday after PRAYER on motion of Mr.. Sum
mers, the Convention again resolved itself Into Com
mite of the whole, Mr. Powell in the Chair tho
question still pending Judge Green's motion to
amend tho resolution declaring the basis of repre-
seutaton, by striking out white population ercusreiy
and inserting the basis the combined ratio Of pop
uation aud taxation.
The question being stated from tho Chair, Mr..
Giles rose, and after concatory preface, addressed
the Committee very much at large upon the subject
OF Government. At quarter past one, Mr.. G. Seem
ing much exhausted, motion of Mr.. Taylor Of
Chesterfield, the Committee rose; after which, 90
motiOn OF Mr. Powell, the Convention adjourned.
The "1raUeit'Rg Cabinet. MIR Post Master Bar.
ry, left Philadelphia tho 9TH for Washington; hay
ing been to New York on n party of pleasure 1--WE
presume.) Mr.. Van Buren, is now in this civ. bav-
ing been Brought hithor, by enlightened eu,io,k,
to witness the proceedings Of the Convention. Mr..
CLAY is sxPec. ed here ia a few days on an election
esring tour. dnner u spoken Of TO Mr.. Van Buren,,
at which he Is to be compmented by toast lest the
polteness for which he Is famed, might induce him
~ make speech in return, and he be dubbed a
liable orator" Mr.. Richie, after severe struC-
gle between inclination aud eonstency, has declined
attending tile dinner, for fear some old paragraphs
strongly dcnouucing the practice Of giving dinners
great men, should be brought up in Judgment against
hun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
BY OTIS, DUNLOP q CO.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP d CO. =
STOCK OF GROCERIES, ar AUCTION
1 he subscribers intending to remove TO New York
WA sell at there Store without reserve their entire
Stock ot Goods, on TUESDAY the 0ta ;nyss.N
articles =
20 Hhds St. Croix and Muscoyado sugar
100 bags coffee
pipes cOgnac brandy
do HGiisnd GIN
lhds st. Croix
do n. y. do
5000 lbs cotton yarn
30 boxes chocolate
100 do sVap
10 bis maCksrel
hhds mOlasses
tierces do superic,
/ cerUon Spanish indigo
20 boxes imperial tea
20 do young hyson co
10 do hyson do
10 bags ginger
4 cases halt-pint tumbers
20 casks cheese
Terms at sale. KING & RICHARDSON
Sale will be made by OrIs, DuNLop j. Go. aaSta.
nov 2 t.,.S.
ADDITIONAL.
yin he added sale THIS MORNING.; al aiess,a
King & Richardson's, =
10 tihds. Porto Rico Sugars
III do New Orleans da
10 boxes lemons
. binds and very prime laaa;ca rum from KEY We:
90 boxes chocolate ~
cases fancy soap.
lot O H. & co Aucta
HARDWARE &, CUTLERY At AUCTION.
o'clock, will be sold al Auction Store an inyoicc =
of Hardware AMI Cutlery, comprising general as
eoriment, without reserve, to close consignment.
nov 10 O. ID. g. Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
DOCTOR BEALE
b 0 A r DIN q.

IANHE subscriber accommodate 8 or 10 gentle
men with good board and lodging at the upper
tenement OF tie new buildings north side of Main
street, Immediately above the Banks. The situation
Is pleasant and as convenient TO the Capitol and al
places Oi business as any other in the city. TermS
reasonable oct scott q" II BAXTEEL,.1
- Also, good accommodations for Horses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

a. We fad ourselves unable to conclude to-day,
Mr.. MERGERS powerful argument, but we shall do so
Tomorrow The Stenographic ability, 81 irresistible
personal energies of Reporter, nearly enable
keep pace with the Dcbates-which we are determi
ned to continue, nearly possible, to do moved
to it, not less by desire to gratiy the enthusiastic
interes, of the public particularly of the
public who have not heard than by own inter-
csts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
NEW MUSIC.


EOLLINS q co. have received a further supnlv
~ If Music, by the steamboat Columbus which
renders the variety very eE ensve-amonr which arc
The Merry .Munni. Horn, sung by Miss e. Fisher in
lone, Sweet II Imc. composed in INIT alton Of the
Swiss style, by H. r. Bishop
The C"nt Black Rose, words by w. Snyder sung hy
Mr. Kelley, arrange I'd fLI the Piano and Guitar for
the author
o do you reme,nJ,r, ding dong bell song by Mrs.
Pearman, music by ]. 4. Wade
Homqn's charms, ballad sung by Mr.. Horn music
by A Lee
soon return original words adapted TO an arr Of
Mozart, by Hewitt
Dams dciire erireme. from the Opera Jucorde
sung by Madame Alexander, with English tran.ll-
tions by NJ. NJ. Noah, music by Nico!o
No, 'cW SIGH m more, bv Goctano Douzot'e n
young composer, who Is now becoming popullr in
Italy
20 eLe s"reie, sung ty Madame Fe,oR. in tie Mar
rioge OF Figaro. music ny Mozart
Nef cor PIN m serto, for the Pine and Harp sung
by Madame Foron
Js FGIrnc FuSIu, ulusiqge DE Chas. Plartaie
Mad Moral Devile
BaieiieT D.t Lqsette, words by Mr.. PIanard, music
by F. IIerold
u Ii roye> beau domaine. Chan,ie par Madame
/ Alexandra Boicdieu
I CHI dice mai D's4more musiqre Sigr. Mayer.
! lie Ma D.4more compose ct de dice Madame
Bernnult, par G. Thibault
Portrait ChHymGn!e, n romance
Console moi drine rleiodee piano harpe, compose
par Goue
Sc m'abJadoni, par Sigr Simrosa
Napoleon ct Lqmore. for the harp or piano dedicated
Miss T.. Genercs
S,ceet is the tear, odap:cd to the French of C'est
uae I.nrme, music Laford
F. IRE du Tdgs, par II. n. Gilles
DHanE Patpifi Italian words, for harpor piano, mu-
sic by Rosin
D)nne Fanlo--e, an Italian air.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

" We sympathisc most fully and entirely, in the
ieciinGs OF our correspondent, Republican. The
Offensive expressions to which he rciers--aS much
offensive to US as to hiIn-siippcd into paper
through communications, which from their ge. craI
PurPor, we did not suspect, and did not therefore,
thoroughly examine We promise TO offend no more
IN the same way. We permit HIM nor any other
man to detest more cordially than do, that spir-
1t efsycophancy, which always visible in Richmond
to a certain degree, is at this moment a thousand
times more obvious and disgusting than ever, owing
to the fact, that circumstances have assembled mary
distinguished individuals at this point. Far be j.
from US, to say or do any thing, if We could, which
would withhold from individual or otficinl cmincnce
the respect and attention. to which it is entitled.
THU is not what We to stigmatze. Terb,pn
SGT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
MANAGERS OFFICE,

Connecticut State lottery, No. II.
The Drawing will be received TOMORROW.
CAPITAL PRrzE $1,000
Tickets 81, shares in proportion
Ne;D York Ertrd, No. ID.
To be drawn TO- MORROW, the IIth-stO 900,
5000, 1900, 1850, 100, and4 Of 1000, &c.
Whole tickets s 9, shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated, No. IL.
TO be drawn on Thursday. $4,000, 60O0, 1000,
1000, 1000, o of 1000, Of 500, &c.
J-r For tickets call al
nOv 10 YATES s MINTYRES OGcc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

Tbs Legislature q Pennsylvania is now in session.
Ere1ehk Smith, Esg- % Chsmbcrsburgh, was cleo
sca ansukcr Of the Hunss Of Iasprcsen,atives
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

ZACHARY LEWIS, at tnc corner of I0I1 anI (,
II Streets, nearly opposite 'he Bank nrrpa 10
Accommodate several Members of Convention and
ature. with Board and lodging Families isrus place
viii find MS Rooms comfortable every efod 10 render
satisfaction TO those who cal Oh huH, MI tc made,
nna - ln..Ll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
LAMBERT'S OFFICE, Noe. 10, 1ac
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

35, 4, 81, %, ID, DC, 26, ~,
"ERE the drawn numbers in the Richmond
w Dock Lottery. Class No )
No 4, 10, ~, with several other capitals OF less
magnitude, was sold aud paid usual, by the ever
fortunate and prompt pay
10 THO. y. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
TO rur EDITORS or THE WIG.

(tenJIe,ne,. Tn ,,,,r ,o,o, , e.. la. 49, 49, -
I'll 10, ..NT,,. 4 - ~ = w "' " W WIRE
' ""' ia"y 't'S'"'SuS"ed "ehnoe'S u! inc ConNfn-
non would attend the Theatre that evening. On
Friday Concert advertised. AMI IN your paner
Of that morning there appeared the foIlov,i,C ice
ms 'Communcatcd:" ,sNVc understand ba, r,or,, j;s
,;n,,,;,beJ ,,e,oLo,.s of ,i, c,,; wv, y 20 TO
IS . n''"O',s VI V III, Con'cnuoh' ana number
OF our JT" JanHteS VIII be present al tie Concert
NJ the capitol tins evening"" And agaln--"Thc
Concert will he hOnored v the presence of many dis
tinrushed members of the Convention" but liz an
nuTnosc tn 6ll the r,cos,,,, ,f 90. L., ., A. CI
F.I, ~ o w "9'' VI O'" "'sS "S'' ~" w
seIN'I' III your very next paper, among othcr Siut
says we understand many OF the trst families ioH
hOnOr The Theatre, to witness &C." Yes Mcssrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
DANCING ACADFMY.


MR.. BOSSIEUN respectfully informs the ladies
IVA and gentlemen of this city. that not being able
TO find convenient room for teaching aud giving
balls he has resolved to have a BALLROOM built
IN the most elegant style IL will be eighty feet by
ftty, with two splendid dressing rooms, and every
convenience requisite for assemblies.
Mr.. u. hopes 20 deserve the appreciation and sup
port Of the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond IN
erecting building worthy of their patronage. Mr..
II. expects. that hIs ballroom will be ready by the be-
ginning ct DeceUber.
In the meantime, Mr. b. will be very happy to at
tend To young ladies' and gentlemen, In Semuaries
and private families
N. For terms aud regulations, please to Apply
by note personally. at Mrs. Dupuy's Mansion
House, or Miss Mex enzlCs Seminary.
nov 22-eo6t
Chesterfield county couri, October ~ 1879 Thomas
= Purdue pit against john Purdue, Polly turde sally n
kIusOn, formerly Purdic Aaron Puide Roberts Cab
naway aud Folly w. his WIFE late Polly W. Robcr sor Lawson
SEE Charles Forsee and administrator Of INA.
beth Purdie deceased dns--fS Cu,vctav
This day the plaintiff by counsel aud fled hs AZ aud
the defendants, Aaron pWdie Robertson aud GahuaWdy
and Polly w his wic late Polly w. Robertson having
entered their appearance and given security according The
aci oi assembly aud the rules Of tins count and appearing IN
the satisfaction o the that they not inhabitants OF THIS
commonwealth ordered that said defendants do appea
OF the plaintiff; aud that a copy Of this order be forthwith ~
serted " newspaper printed in the city OF Rchmoud or
eight weeks succrssvc and another copy posted the front
door OF the courthouse Of this county, or successive court
DAYS. y copy Tes,e
81 LAWSON NUM- NLii, = j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10
SJarss 81: gSffSs
TIIE CaX.

ut Re IF Ta'aa',; : E:r1 P-opeNv.
,A>o satisfy the provl - u. deed of truss cve.
cnted tome, b. Robert ,'o~r, nd Ann r. 'h:s-
wIe, bearing date on the s6th nav Of Juy, 1923 t8
...'Hlny The late Willis Cdwling, from loss or dam
Ise 10 consequence of his undertakings for rho sa,S
n.,a'' r'o'" ne surety. si,r pr"cc ii N sei ~
PuolG auction ioF cash, at Coz sUnt door Of tue Ea1
g,c Hotel III the city Of Richmond, on Sat ,Lay tb,-
ISL liSt' al iSoe.nek That certain Lot g. Tenement
9ng ana benz on lJtn Street, (callcd in me SAID
deed the road leading fsom Street. up Sbo,koo1
iiil by the Governor :, now occupied by MI Ha,es
as a boarding house, and in which the Post OEcefS
kept.--lt Is valuable piece ofproperty situated il
the centre Of the city, and yields All yeaTly rem, a.,
500 The title is believed unquestonabe, but fshaA
warrant such only as is vested in ne by the deen
Aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO Trms,oniSA
The above sale is made with my consent.
oct: ! 2awot-dtt ROBERT "poOR3,
I fhe above sale is postponed until Tuesday The
Ioth instant when il will positively take place ut tle
Eage Hotel at u o'clock that dav. ~
nov. 7-3t JOSEPH MAYO, Trus,es.
By DAVENPORT, ALLEN * CO. -
SALE at THE 0OGR. -
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, we shall se9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

II Tho Mrrnrcrs fec great pleasure in onnr,-,
ing, they haze engaged hut celebrated = age ~,
". COOPER, for x nights, including his Bon, . =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

THNHH following were tie Drawn Numbers IN tn,
n Richmond Dock Lottery, sd Class.
33, i, 81, 20, Is, 46, 26, -.
Two Capitals were sold at nay Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06

will, themselves, ofen furnish the travellers with
those means Of conveyance so that the effect VIII
ultimately be only to stop the mall while the yehi-
Gle which conveys it will continue, and its passen-
gers become the speci, messengers for conveying
"a considerable proportion of what would otherwise
constitute the contents of the mail.
Nor can the Committee discover where the sys-
TEN could consistently end. If the observance ola
holiday be Incorporated in institutions. shall we
not forbid the movement Of an army prohibit an
assault in time of war and lay an injunction upon
our naval officers 10 lie in the wind while upon the
ocean onhat day? Consistency would seem to re-
CURE it, Nor is it certain that we should stop here.
Ii the principles once established, that religion
religions observances, shall be interviewer with our
legislative acts, we must pursue 1t to Its uumatum.
We SHALL if consistent. provide for the erection Of
edfces tor the worship Of the Creator, and for the
support of Christian ministers, if we believe such
measures will promote the interests ofChrstianty.
II is the settled conviction of the Committee, that
the only method of avoiding these consequences.
with their attendant train of evils, is to adhere
strictly to the spirit of the Constitution, which re-
CARDS the General Government in other light
than that of civil institution, wholly destitute OF
religious authority.
What other nations call religious federation, we
call religious rights. They not exercised in
virtue of governmental Indulgence, but as rights,
of which government cannot deprive any portion of
citizens, however small. Despotic power may in
wade those rights, but justice still confirms them--
Let the National Legislature once perform an act
which involves the decision Of religious contro-
versy, and it will have passed its legislative bounds.
The precedent will then be established, and the
foundation laid for that usurpation of Divine prero
gative in this country which has been the desoatias
scourge to the fairest portions of the old world.--
Our Constitution recognizes no other power thar
that Of persuasion for enforcing religious observan
ces. Let the pro fessors OF Christianity recommend
their religion by deeds of benevolencc-by Chris
tan mcekness-by lives oftemperance and holiness
Let them combine their efforts to instruct the lgno
rant, o relieve the widow and the orphan--to pro
mulgate to the world the Gospel Of their Saviour
Recommending its precepts by their habual exam
pie. Government will finds lis legitimate object II
protecting them. IT cannot oppose them, and the
will not need its aid. Their moral influence will the
do infinitely more to advance the true interests Q
religion than any measures which they may call Q
Congress 10 enact
i The petitioners do not complain Of any infringe
ment upon their rights. They enjoy all that hri'
tans ought TO ask at the hand Of any government
protection from all molestaion in the exercise
their religious sentiments
Resolved That the Committee be discharged from the flu
tlcr consideration of the subject
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
Public Sale,

AL the House Of Robert Ealen, wilmington, in Chris
aua hundred on Saturday the Dist day Of February inst.
at two O'Clock P. NJ The follow ing described property,
The Borough of Wilmington, in Chrsana hundred bound
ed as follows, TO wi) beginning at and adjoining tU
story brick dwelling of Wesy Bay Wsluut-stree, IL
with his line so feet back land of said W.sy BAs
tine nee Herewith Is feet inches to another ln sad
Ba, at corner i'll his garden, thence herewth 90 feet
to the place of beginning be the contents more or less
No lot or piece of land in the hundred aforesaid bou.
lded by lands Of John Taylor and Samuel Nicholas con
tanning acres, he the more or less, with log
house and other improvements thereon erected. Seized
and taken in execution the property of Samuel Gould
and to be sold by
William Herdman, Sh'6.
New Castle Feb. Cd 1899.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06

they dsappove of that part of the memorial which prays that
the transportation Of the mail shall be prohibited and
cude by earnestly recommending the repeal of so much OF the
h section of the Post Office law of March 1926 requires
Posmaste deliver letters newspapers, SIC the Sab
bath. No order taken upon the resoluton-Upon mo-
ton made by Mr. MKean the chairman of the committee to
print 5000 copies Of the report brief debate ensured as fol-
lows = its,
Mr. Malary expressed himself in favor of the printing of an
extra number copies The report contained and de-
beate argument subject which had caused great ex-
element in the country, and respecting which numerous petit
tons have been laid before Congress Flo desired therefore,
to allow the people generally to have an opportunity persc
this argument
Mr. Russell asked for the reading Of the letter OF the Posmas
ter General on the subject
Mr. Buchanan, hoped the additional number would be
printed 1t able report and he desired to it ccula
ted throughout the country He dscamed Tor his constt-
ens desire to connect church and State or to Interfere be-
tween and his God They had not asked for the infection
of pains and penalties, but merely for regulation OF the mall
conformity with the ussages of the government The pub
lie officers do open their offices Sunday and Congress
does sit that day He hoped the additional number OF
copies would be printed.
After few words from Mr. MKean which could not hear.
Mr. Fort sad the latter part Of the report contained an agu-
ment which, he did not wish to lay before the people Ii the
mail to be opened and distributed, he thought the
evil would be just great if the transportation OF the a
arrested lie therefore should vote against the addition
| ainunber
I Bates said he did not intend discuss the principles
of this report although he thought the committee Judging from
their reasoning parts it, had mistaken the object of
the petitioners lhey do otpray Tor an act interfering WIN
the conscences of uen any form What they ask mat
of civil regulation, of religious rant If you may
niect the transportation of the mail upon the Sabbath
or any other day. then indeed have the consciences of
been invaded and violated from the origin of the Government
and in New England from the first settlement of the country
This subject of deep and general interest, as ineabe from
the number of memorials upon the table, and the number Of
borne upon hem and the responsibility of those names
He desous, therefore, of being enabled to transmit to
those gentlemen who had honored him with the presentation
of their petitions py Of the report upon them that they may
and for themselves and have their hands the
snswer that has been them He would, therefore
for printing the report and for the extra number Of copies
Il .p-zsa
l Stated meeting of the Delaware Academy of Naura
Science, will he held at the Town Hall Saturday nt
eth inst at O'Clock z NJ A Paper will be rca,
| H. +. ASKEW, Sect.