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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10

A J court held for buckingham county tho i2u,
= any OF October lG29. Christian Shrack. plrc
oa'l'.l' william g. I.nthicnm. and Edward LiHih.-
Is CHANcERY. y" ''''
Ihe defendant WlIIionm G.. Linthicum, no, has
"E entered ms appearance aud given security &C
'ofdng to- the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
court ana appearing by satisfactory cvldenc, that
mat The SAID VIM. &. Luthicum do appcrr here ON
me hrft DAY OF January court nc2t and answer the
eiIl OF Ic plaintiff and that copy of this order be-
i"rinWih inserted IN tic Constitutional Wing
PuoIc newspaper printed IN The ciiy Of Richmond
'or Two months successfully aud posted at The iron,
door Of the courthouse OF tbs county
~. conv Tcstc ". ErpRrucr. ir. d. o.
'RNhERf viii b. pctUion to inc next AsyCm
n bIs or Virginia, Cor leave 10 open Tad from
,"'n iayTn - Taylorsvi'lc IN Hanover. and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
NEW MUSIC.

COLLINS q co. have received an additional supply Of
- Music, f3f the Piano FoTc-a1.ug The late pieces ale the
following.
5rnsa d1.i"g gayy3ang JtH5tc iayon,c conf. song.
uu.., hy w. Hlwrs.
y m"i Of NE mo0gh.o arety ,u5cg,jng uor1s by Cl,s
Jsfnrs music by j Baru.tt
.Bf ne Hsn93"'o rsiri-t oa fo'a'1g hlybi music Nv
No bfaudm, with rrw arnur cement, by A Iayl1r
Of,c ne .ars Iyob NJ, sung By Madame Ferou,
uu- bv a Hod.on
Kathleen q. Iio,re words y & IVoo.y,,,I o. s,,,, De-
Miss Glingham; ' ' '''9 W
, i5sfr' ~ 6'" irm words by Fi,z Bali music By o.
+ ID. i.'aH 'H author ot"Draw the sword -cD.anfn
MY ETma, n.y. t1,iiDs, written ny tie Eurck Shepherd
", ,, Wv, F l'ssf 6gtt wods by r H. Buncy
!. Barnett: '''' ''o ~
Also further supply Sacred Songs aud fsv, sone,ta
AS C. Tor Ne PIANO. Flute, &c aud large assortment o
Musical Instruments dcc4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
NOK SALE Or RENT.
Richmond Dyeing EstabIishment.
On Car, STREET, rrar If ne Pu.rinja aad Turner's
Erptg.

VOSEpU WILLIAMS is grateful to Che ladies'
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past flyoms and
hopes continuance Of tho same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses TO have them ta-
kon 10 pieces, which will enable him 90 warrant them
10 be d we'd and finished aa weil.as at any establish
mcnt i'm the Union. Canton or stuff dress not nc
rcssary as he has suitable machines 10 finish them, if
sent 10 him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that hc scours
And ronews in coour coats ponaloons and vests, to-
pcter with all kinds ofapparc and frequescd rcpairg
them in the neatcst manner. AZ Usual all kinds Of
niece Goods dyed and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stuGs cleaused and re-dyei IN Tic ncates manner.
NIB. Tickets will be issroi on leaving INC good,
with him and requests thcy be wcsnn'od on ap-
dgafonf 81 tho saHrS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
Just received from thar .hfanufac,Orv.

1000 Pair ladies' lasting slippers, wi,hou,
AOoO heels. square and round toes, straight
and rights and let's, of superior quality, at 81 SO
1000 do do do do do do do do | %
500 do do do do do do do do l 90
500 do do do do do do do do 10
looo do do superior quality of lasting heel
slips of every description and price
Soo do do lasting walking shoes, with and
without heels
500 do do sealskin and fine leather walking
shoes
100 90 DO fine goatskln walking shoes, with
ont heels
5oo do do lasting walking shoes Grccan ties
100 DO do do boots, thick seals
10 DO do morocco do do do
800 do do colourcd lasting slippers, with and
without heels
100 do 90 white and black satin slippers
1000 do 10 morocco walking shoes and slippers
at every price
100 do do thin slippers, nj GlI cts
200 do do India rubber shoes
100 do misses scalskn shoes thick soals
200 do do lasting slippers square &, round toes
100 do do mockd do do toes
100 do do morocco boots. thick suas
5000 DO childrcn's shoes and bootccs of every
KIND, comprising the greatest variety ever in
the city.
Servants shoes Of every kind
Together with every other kind of boots, Loc,,es
and shoes usually called for, all OF which will be
sold at the most reduced prices the store corner Of
Main and 18th streets, bv
oct 10 GRANNISS, SON Il BROTHERS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
POETRY
ELuAn,s INTERVIEW.
BIZ .tfrs. Remans.


on Horeb'. rock the prophet stood
The Lord before him psss'd;
A hurricane in anger mood,
Swept by him strong and fast.
The forest fell before its force,
The rocks were shiyered in its course.
God was 40, in the blast:
twas but the whirlwind Of his breath,
Announcing danger, wreck, and death.
II ceased The air grew mute--a cloud
Came mafang up the sun,
When through the mountains, deep and loud
An earthquake Murdered on:
The frigned eagle spraug IN air,
The wolf rsn bowling from his lsirj
God was not in the stun:
'Twss bu, he rolling OF bis car,
The trsmpIing OF his steeds from far.
'Twas still again--snd Nature stood,
AMI csl n her rufRed frame;
When swift from heaven fiery aood
To earth devouring came:
Down to- his depths the ocean Fed,
THE sickeulng sun look'd van and dead;
YET God ard not the flames
'rvas nat the terror OF his eve
That sighted through the troubled sky.
Al last voice all SIN and smsit
Roe sseetly on the Ear;
Yet ruse SO clear and syrlii that al
In heaven and earth night hear,
II spoke OF peace. it s,oke Of love,
II spoke as .ngels speak above,
And God himself wss here;
For, OIL IL was Fathers VOICE,
Th4t b,le his treprlng world rejoice
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
From The " II. Observer.

"1mc]. an your r167e, Thomss-
we hove few nails to M he" said a
black NTH 10 his son, Us he came from
school a IL O'Clock. Thomas tucked
in his ruf1]e. and took off his coat, and
was biacN smith TIL he had earned
his dinner. and then ate il with a good
relish -" Poll out your rullle, Tho.
mas, is ,chool lime now" said the
father This is the picture of one day;
bat it would answer gust as we'll for a
good MANY others Thomas expect
ed it.and f.ltas happy at the anvil with
his ruiiie tucked 10, as bis mates at
sheir play.
1t wuuId he no bad notion, Gin these
bard times Tor many "a young man 10
tuck an has rufle, aud swing an axe,
o. bold plough, or make a nsiI-for
many young man, whose expecta
tons Of riches frsm the gains of trade
are sadly disappointed. 20 earn a Inv
ing IA some calllng which the world
honors less. bat pays beIter-some
hanlble occsp@iio which, while 1t
holds On 20 tieiastUe nope OF Immense
weal'h by ~'aG,e SPECULATION, assures
hlm of co'np eirHt fool amd FaimcHi.
We wouid here recommeod Agri
culture, ia SPECIAL nanneE. Not
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

AZ tHstiAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of a de.
LA cree Of The Superior Court ot CT atcer ~,
rendered OF the 9Th Of December, 1928, be
tween Washington Evans, cempla nsrt, ard
lohn Gralghe ID and Others. detendan 81 shsii,
~ Tuesday the 14th day Of July next, On the
Dremi es, either in person, or by deputy, offer
fer sic, to the highest bidder ter cash, che
house aud lot in The town OF Nartinsburg,
Known as lot No So, lying at the intersection
Il KING street and Spring Aley; besides good
dwelling house. tnere is a kttchen, smoke house,
&c. JOHN S. NAGiiI,
.Na'siai ofate HUa hester S, G. Chdncery
June Is 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

such farming GO consists IN frs. ron.
p,rg IN debt for lands and mortgaging
them back for payment, then borrow
ing money to put up fine buildings,
aud then hiring men to carry on The
farm Mol This is not the way. Bui
lay your own shoulder 10 the wheel
tuck in your ruffle & earn your bread
by the sweat OF your brow. IL will be
the sweetest you ever ate.
OLD ExPERi ENcE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02


~ 6LiG SALE Of LAND.--Ry the sttt or
ny of Deed Of Trust executed by Ohed
Waite, Esq of record in the flee OF The Clerk
OF Berkeley couhty, in book So, page 492 II
shall offer for sale at Pubic auc,loo, TO the
highest bidder, for Cash. AT The Court 'iiause
on the I'd dsy of Juiv Court next, the tract OF
LAND, lying on Middle c eek, in this county,
SAID 10 contsIa fifty nine scIe,-- beng he same
let OF land, Which was conveyed tn said 0eed
Waite by Joseph Miller, by deed ,dsted August
", 1924, also of record, and the same which
has since been conveyed by Obed Wsite TO
Harrison Waite, ih trust, subject to this ncum
brance.
The Land is TOO well known to need descrip
ton. The title IT is believed IS uHexceptunabIe
but the subscribers conveys only such title AZ is
vested in hun by his deed, in which he is CO
trustee Of Edward CoIston, Esq. either of whom
are empowered 20 SELL
June ID, 1899 ID. II. CONRAD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

Ns Ills TO RENT Proposals " III be re
Iva ceved un'ilthe LIST day OF Jolly next for
renring, that valuable MERCHANT Mill, in
Shepherds'own, now in the possession of Mr..
Geo! ENTER. Also, the MILL on German Street
IN Shepherdstewn, 1t present IN the pessessioe
of MIR Michael Cookns, and the SAW MILL
and WAREHOUSE, now used by MIR. John
Cameron.
Application may be made either to Fdmund
L. Lee, jr Esq. in ShepheFdstown, or to the
subscriber residing about four mics from to wa
June IL. 1929. HENRY SHEPHERD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
SHtsceIlausos.a.
From ne L. I Patciu
WHAT DISLIKE TO SEE.

do not like TO see persons ioung
ing on the Sabbath GEAR the house oI
worship, apparently on purpose 20
gaze at those retiring from Church
and to make their rema, is on The dress
and appearance OF this and that lady
l dislike TO see yonng men just enter
ing the world, passing way their tune
at a porter heuse, aud Boosting OF TIE
nnmber of bottles "cracked' on such
q day, or at such a sitting "Remem
Der that time is money" | dislike TO
see and hear persons contlneally relter
a'ng the iuxurles, The beauties and
opuleDce Of such a place, naming the
town or village in winch they were
bred and placing the advantages and
enioymepts of This below mealociity
when put in competition with the un
rivaiied and unprecedented local priv
leges of their natal sod | dislike to
see bows etroiiing the streets day after
day, verifying with occular demon.
stration the adrse, "Edleness is the
mother OF vice. for want, not Of pa.
rent. aud guardians, but of energetic
measures IN those parents to restrain
the current of di'grrce and infamy -
Let them read "'Yhe cbi'd trained up
for The gallows" dislike TO see
per sons whom the smiles of fortune,
rather than the hand Of industry naS
have raised t. W termeut and riches,
treating those below them with super
ciiious contem 81 and purse proud hao
tiness. l dislike to see a pauy self
imp,f,ant. coxcomb, whose merit is
hi. sarb by dav add contem plstiOn at
night, c0niemning ,he rustic appear
auce of the honest fai or she useful
emf 10y ment ofthe mechanic; he shoald
learn "wi-dom in the tield'' and ASK
himself whether he lives 90 the fruit.
Sf,nr earth or on celestial a,iment /
do GOT like to see so many logs patrol
ing on forbidden ground, some snSri
ing cur is at every corner to dismay
and endanger pAaceab!r ci,iZens IN The
day time, and disturh their repose at
night do NOT like 10 see horde of
idle fellows, on Sunday las has been
seen} exaspera'ing several cfthose an
finals, and exuitiOg in their worrying
one aaother 10 public street We
have Sunday Schools and Churches
dislike to see the side walks nearly
obs,ructe6 with old barrel. and rub
bish, counter to fhP acquisitions of cur
honorable Corporation. Groceries and
distllers have back yards. | dislike
TO see cartmen driving furiously 10 the
street
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
RE;xvasxVAL.

foRMAN's FERRY, Meath Of 0eecksa.
Fa%Ht subscriber informs the pubic, thai be
y has a new FERRY-3OAT in good order,
Tor conveying OF Wagons. Carriages &c. aero,
the Potomac River and the Opeckon Greek :
II will be found to be the nearest road frou
Msftlnsburg 20 Boonsboro', Hsgers,owa, VII
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and mosi direct
road from hepherdstown, Charles.ovn, &c,
by way Of Nilismsport to the Cutnbeslnd
road, viii he attended to by
March ST. JAMES FORNay Il
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

Requisites for a Dr. unko, d Their
are tive requisites for professional
drurkard "A tace OF brass. nerves Of
,teei, lung of leather, heart Of stone,
and al uncomfortable liver.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

NOTICE. Proposals viii be reeeSrd IN
~ IN ,he 23I Ialy next. for making Brfek,
and building CIfLRC ca, in .vGrhHsSlgg OF the
Faliaw;ng dirnentions VIZ: 40 feet vide. snd 81
feet deep-waIls IS fee, high and Is inches
thick (of Brick.) Separate proposais, Tor the
foundation or stone work, brick work, and
wood work will also be received Persons
wishing to hand in proposals, Can get further
information concerning the butldIng from either
Of the subscribers ADAM " &,
CONRAD HOG MIRE,
Tune % C G. CoNRADT.
GTThe Editor Of the Torch Light, hagsrs
town, will please give the above three insef
tons.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
Ne FARMFhn AND on HEIRS 1he ~

Two FARMERS AND on hEi.s.-- 1he "a
scrites takes occasion to INFORM ls.p4t]
and others, that he il now pItrsed, WIN m "
very best msterisls) for usnufac,urlng ehAn'
Ora DIES All those in want of The Has33
will do well TO apply soon; he viii wsrr'h' u
Crsdles made BY bin, to be OF good seasohtD
stuff, and to be well made, be there fore sef
cts patronage. JACOB NJ. GARDNEh.
Msrtinshure, NAV IA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

M h-H LIS SALE - snsttta de Gre
AVA Al order Of the superior Court Of Chan
e., holden at Winchester, pronounced ren
defed on Monday, May 4th, 1899, wherein
Isaac whistler is complainant and P. ter possl
nd nthers, heirs sf Peter PoIssl, deed are de
tpi'dsuts viii be sold, on Tuesday the Ia h
day OF Jol, next on ~ premises, at public auc
ion, to the highest bidder, one hundred and
weny acres Of LAND, tying near Nartnsburg,
Rarkeiey county, Va. tate the property Of Pc.
tsr phisai, senr. decd and which BY his Wi.
was dire cted to be sold.
Terms Of sale: one half of the purchase mo-
icy To be paid IN hand, and the balance in two
quail anraa' payments. bonds and Trust Deed
o. the premises sold, viii be req ared of he
purchaser 20 secure the deferred payments -
sale wall eenmgnce about II O'clock
NATHANIEL SEWERS, ID NJ
June IL. fer ,Jss s .HasiH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

nj ARSH ~ : SALR.--Pnrsuant IN a otc ee
Iva tai order Of the Dis riot Court OF Chance.
~, modem at winchester, p onouneed and re
carded on the 8 h day of Nav, 1879 wherein
John Mcpherson and sthers are plaintiffs, snd
Erasmus Gapit, sFerF q Berkely county,
and as such administrator, with the Will annex
ed ct Edward o Williams, deed snd the hers
OF said decd are defendants viii be oRrred
foe sale 20 the highes' bidder, AT public auction,
on the l3ti day Of July nsrt, before he Court
'ouse door n Diminishing Befkeley county,
W. about $50 acres q valuable limestone
LAND, with improvements thereon, late the
Dropery a. Ed Ased o. Williams, deed living
within the SAID county Of Berkeley, and adloiu.
ng the lands # Richard CIsget,'s heirs.
FERNS Of sale, six hundred dollars 10 be
paid in hand. and the balance in SIX, twelve,
aud eighteen months frem the day of sale;
Bonds with good personal security, and trust
deed upon the premises sold will DE required
t he purchaser, 10 secure the deferred pay.
nenis Sale will Commence about the hour OF
Ii o'clock. NATHANlE1 SEWERS,
II Marshal for
JOHN $ MAGiiL.
MARSHAL Of The Winchester S. c. Court.
June 4, 1879 IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
POTOMAC LAND FOR SAFE.

Have for sale, Tract OF Laud coa(
81 tanning 30a acres. situate within 2 nilessl
Forman's m,'i, adjolnlDg the lands OF Mrs. Ne1
gan, Mr. 4. Tuner, MIR. Wm. Green, and Nil
Hou,, about zoo acres cleared and 100 acres d
timber. The whole isof the FIRST quality Il
Limestone Land, pronounced by good jedgu
10 be equal, # not superior TO any in the aega
boFhood great bargain and accommodating
terms can be had II Immediate application 8
made, VIM. LONG.
Msrtinshurg, Jan 8, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

NOfiCE-The subscriber bayins
~ sus aimed SERIOUS Toss by fire on The
mght of the 3td inst. respectfully requests sll
hose who may know themselves as being in
deb,ed to him, to make immediate payment
This becomes lndlspensahiy Necessary, in order
enable him to rebuild his property burnt
Town Il is therefore hoped thls notice will
os promptly sttendedto.
The public's humble serv't
WILLIAM KROESRN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

NOTICE -Iho.e farmers who ms5 know
IN themselves IS having stuff in cur Mi
are reqaes,edt 20 come and take the same away
as we will NOT hold ourselves responsible fof
the same in case il should spoil.
ISAAC S LAUCK. & Co.
Nartinshurg, jane IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

THE managers ct the Berkeley ana Jeffer
son SUNDAY School Union are requested to
meet At Mr. Jos al Keraey's (frrmer;y Mr.
walpsrts) Tavern on Friday lob july a. IL
O'Clock. A full mee'ing ct The Rosrd is deslr
able, az The agent at that time, viii close his
iabors and make his report.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
BAR-IRON.

FsHE subscribers have just rece's'II
b andaniend keeping, general ssse'''s -,
Mop herson q Brien's Baf-itoa
Of . superior quality, which will be s0i' -
Tor cash nDf q
JAMES & WILLIAM n. RID
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
Jsl ksisn Count4 Cose.-:.

berkeley Cou"iy Court:
Jus2 rEsN, 1929.
3 t is ordered, that no claim be here
FL after allowed for making or repairing any Of
'ne pubic roads uf thls county, uni, S. tie ev,
dence 81 such claim be in stric, conformity With
he law; aod BE- laid be6re the court st The
"ay term Ordered, that the clerk do caus,
this order to be published for the next two
months. in the Martinsbnrg Gazette.
Copy --Teste,
JOHN STRoTHEB, c.sc.
Iune IS Pm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
Valuable Store House
FOR SALE.

r WILL sell my Store House in Mar
a tinssurg, situate on the corner Of b'ng
streei and the pubic square. The s'tusiHn OF
this property in all respects, makes Il highly
desirable and valuable stand for the Mercantile
Business, being the largest and mcsi conveni
ent Store room in the place; arrangements vii
be made to give immedists possession TO the
purchaser. The terms Of sale wiil be made
accommodating. THOMAS C.sMITH.
June II 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

E'oONb 'sespsss'ng on 'he subscriber s fam.
4 head OF Middie.Creek, as an estray, a
H.IY HORSE, with riaok msne sod tail; SUP
posed to be five ears ole; fifteen aud half nsntl.
high; natural ;totter; -hou before; appraised
TO FLY dollars The owner Of sand horse is
request ID TO come prove property pay charges
and take bin away
HENRY COUCHMAN.
June 1876
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
$50 AGREES

on which Smith Slaughter, deed resided for
many years before his decease.
Terms efsale: Four thousand and seventy.
nine dollars in hand 60 the purchaser to retain.
out Of the residue, ope third Of the WHOLE pur-
chase money, during the life of Mrs E1izaoeth
ShewslieT, widow Of Joseph Showal,er, the in
erest of which is to be paid 10 her annually,
in lieu g. her dover IN sad lsnd--tbe SUN re
Rsinmg TO be paid IN two equal nBual pay.
mcnts; the purchaser TO give bonds and deed
OF trust on the premises to secure to Mrs. Sho
Nsiter the due payment of the interest during
her life ard to the heirs the due payment Of
the aforesaid one third OF the purchase money
after her death. as well az to secure The two
last payments Possession ofthe land 10 be delv
cred to the purchaser on tie LIST dsy OF April.
1880. JOHN S MA6ILL,
Marshal Of fhe District COu,r Of Chancery at
June II. 1899 WincIsster.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
SMITH sLAUaa rsR s FARM

s5~sAA ! q , = n y n Il = = . Z azA wi
FOR SALE
pursuance Of a decree made al the
II tasl term of the Dstric, Courl Of Chsncery
held at Winchester, in the suit ut Hamilton
jefferson, executor of Smith Slaughter, decd.
against Joseph Showalter's administrators and
heirs, l shall expose 10 public sale ny auction,
On Tnesday the 26h day If July,
at the front door OF MIR. Buckmasier's tavern in
Cbsciestown, jefferson county, that beautiful
and improved Farm, containing about
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11

|ans' which would end in ta1es-in taxes
hch would be laid by those who paid but one
|arth OF them. However favorably he thought
his brethren Of the west, he was afraid to
|ust them with 30 much power, whom they were
Pt accountable to those who would feel its
kercise. =
tie combated the position taken by Mr.. bod.
F'dse that America resisted because she was
|ied 'o'fhouf representation. He showed that
representation which she could have been on.
E'ed TO- could have saved her from oppression
|he ground of complaint and resistance was
bat our money was not to he at our own disno,
|l' Oh. was to be taken fiom US ,oithoui our con.
FHt' he could conceive of no more frightfU
sspot'sm than for'one great division of the state
J be able to take from another what il ,,,sed