Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-17

AueTe 10 HaaAe ITS appearance kne f,ost scbut,.
hfzing eye can detect no cause of unbealthiness
situated in elevated Sc ton of the country, no,
so near the mountains as 10 present TO the lever
countryman an atmosphere essentially iifs,rer,
from his own, il would seem 10 possess . b.,p,,
medium OF climate adapted to the constitutions o.
young men from every section of the State B,,
IL may be said, that experience proves to the Cor
trary Experience does not always point with
uherring index {; II il, where many circurnstan.
ces are connected and combined so as TO produce
particular results, an unsafe puide Nv ~
sightest fnodhcation Of the circumstances which
operate as causes, results materially ditleren mt nav
DC euected. II is this, it is well knowr that rem
"ers SO dangerous reliance upon the exper'en
OF others recorded in history 4, should NOT tl,so
De inferred, from two sessions experience that.
me cause Is local. or that the p,lcc is physically
unhealthy. tad the disease this Session be en- of
the same species with that which visited il tho
last, there would have been more pretext for suck
CONCLUSION but the last Sessions sickness was
poth oil different nature and purely accidental
nor can II be sai, that the fever which has lately
appeared Is attributable 10 any permanent local
cause. Nirginians them possessing thai fir,nnes.
and hHedness OF purpose which have forever cha
ought not 20 have their atlc ctiou,
M .,e W iro' one OF the noblest institutions Oh
the western World by the accidental occurrence
OF dangerous sickness for two successive Sessions
ihey should value too highly this pride of t,eir
land this boast OF their berality Never, i'm ihe
"isoi oi Virginia, since the successful termina-
ton OF her political struggles, was there DC r;o
more critical .lsan resent. An irstit,,fon t,,,
offspring 81 the remnant of those high and noble
sentiments which prompted Virginia TO S.sf;:, and
a''an 10 the iirst rank among her sisar States
seems in imnner;. danger OF sinkin, ,y;,hon, ~.
efiort In Its cause. Pause, Virginia, ere Won scal
us doom, by passing upon il sentence of neulect
Honsiaer the liberal plan upon which you pro-
Jec'eu the grand work, the profusion with which
you have expended your treasures in IN. con
structlon OF its splendid buildings and then tl;n
when your cxertions have been nearly crowned
WI" , eonPie.e success. whether you be deter
ra,rtt. - A..
! uihniity. Attribute the unfortunate orcurrercs,
OF the present malady 10 accident or 10 some
! 'emPorary cause, and shew your determination Of
supporting aninstitution established by your Iibe
rai'y, by again fearlessy committing vour vou,,,s
10 its guidance. Now is with il an evsntC,I n
inent' "A few years must either see il the promo
! es. INSTITUTION oil America, or must witness the Ia,
"y ol an 'he endeayours you have heretofore
made IN its cause. Then, consider well Inc IL
astrous consequences, ere YOU consign i, n por
iect, by an unfounded conviction Of the insnl,
| brity OF its situation. AN AJIJWSITS
THE UNIVERSITY on, 1-yPcI,-,a
we cannot insert the severn s,rictures NJ The
SSnonyrnous Friend to the University" without
loving the name OF the Author.-Au tbat we can
suhs,anc s n@ r Is 70 give in very few words, the
! oS,'"ce OIL ms Communication. He STATES that
The disease, which has caused the Fac,,,y co en-
penn inc Lectures till the LIST of March, has prov
eI ia'"i IN two instances, and still renders the lives
o. W. o''fr students very doubtul-He calls the
auen'oh OF the Visitors 10 the circumstance THAI
the drains leading from the Universitv are M, tan,
EuinSiehiiy open-and he attributes the maIadv.
~. e'e'l IN some measure, To the hours o:
ueunS breakfast Z, dinner 2 am, sumner r. ,ler.
.e'is' ne contends, too great a disproportiou he
'"een 'he hours; particularly between breakfast
nit, ul'her, supernducing too much fasting and
uneuihty ct the stomich! eve should not supnose
iS was The cause. He fin Is fault with Tho rhar
man OF the Faculty, tor pubisL;,,,, Too b.
the 5lst uii, 4" that the con .ttuion of t,,e ,tyo
phere, on which the late cases of fever eea,ns,,
nave oeen dependent, has been importantly mod.
he'd, andtle few cases remaining in m. 49,;
~ are going on satsfartorily III .eers 10 49,,
t'at a minute investigation should now he made
mo the Causes of this malady and that il po,l,
We ue.:er ana more satisfactory, forit to be made
" iiOie' INFO 'Hc ' IsItoTs thcrlselyes.
ShahccioT Taylor comm need his courf on the
rs. 'anuarycailcd through the docket; entered
DO "'Srees ana orders; took home with hun few
cases Tor consideration; and LEFT in tho h,n,, e.
counsel the other cases for which thev s,ere NJ,
altogether prepared. He has adjourned in tSa
Isl March, when he expects 10 go through al H.
cases which are ready for trial
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:. ron THE E-N.0 CTRRR
n-Frceh0laGs'-f You vii! no: be rsr,,i...s
70 appear by deputy in Ccnve n,ion. /. j. nseiaas
., . .".'.S so-ahd His worse than usccss; for Il
gives wrong direction to the puhIic MINI s,s
irl'ter3 away the sefi efforts INA. may and ,,
mace Non-ireehoders stick 10 your ri,-hts. fr,re
strong and powerful Remons,iance 10 the Con
'N'', ana V'' lot your dearest privileges 20 Ne
secured ny ue new Constitution. Let the OLE,
motto oil L'6eJiy and E3ualifu be again ,,,,irs
Circulate copies ol this Remons;rance 1hrnnsh a.
whole Coniinonwr alt'i, & let the signature Of aver
honireehoiher OF age in il be laii balore The Con-
vehuon' ) nus appearing en- naossc as i, were. be-
,ore 'iefI, they cannot; they dare not, forget vou
~ you choose, further deputc one or two of Yen,
"oieSt ~ most high minded men to advoraie your
| Temonstrance before them Uuder .,,ch 80
pices your rights will BE- protected and no..
UAt oe J,ee'-Ah Organization 10 this effect vii,
soon exist "' VIII soon frame aad circulate
me Nc'nenS'rance, caifed for by the Times
a FREEHOLDER
| TO The Editors If the Richmond E,,o,,.,
venture at once TO propose three nron,;,ar.1
gentlemen III our Senatorial District IN renraaa.-
US IN the ConvcnIion-the fourth leavA-to Co.,
| other gentleman to maine: " So'''
John Roane Of King William,
Jptnes NJ Garneu of Essex and
Richard Morris of Hanover
CITIZEN OF Essen
t.ii ~ ~ oiuh' ere open To any aston, os<
emo" Ont"r' 'ePsltfly -rasse ma, i, ,Is.,sd ~
make Of Deiesstsst, the Copy enop - I,,, 70
ans tune Deg u.m to reeol,et the nannsy Of Ja,n
TO be hored that the People fAerreipe viii pa ~ -
Ceurf,. ~ "'sU S4Tc
ny arc Compelled to throw oug.sl,,, uo,,u. -,
s'hs ct VUr AdVetli'nS friend. Cofre,p,n,lsa.
s.mns hsgiee T''b which he;f favour, are tfs.edn.
tue very long articles winch crowd upou ~. All MI
immediate publication, plead our nn,o,v H.
"~e' however, We hofe to make ample an ends. ''
mAhhIEDl- ht "rhs Reeds ~ Caroline eoun,v w. .
i,hOti'y evening The Wh INST by thv Re-, WIZ n -. az
hrHRs.in Ha1dotph, Est. formerly OF CnIpsps, CO. ~ ~
d'",a rage daughter the late Flanel, G5rbin E, NV
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