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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
FOREIGN.
Nh Tori, dprh
ARK DAYS LATER FROM Eng AND.

SIX DAYS LATER FROM ING AND.
&, tie pscke' sk.p WILLIAMS TsoV'psoa. !" h'eh
arrived das from i.fvefpaol Ne nave re-
= lived papers oftsai place ~ siafeh l7tb, and
london 4, the loiii. ho,s iaeius,es.
rofhe,le Flrnrsipgfisn --oa Tuesday eve.
ming. .isreh II, Mr. Peel brought ~ he bis,
.-cne for granting emaneipaiio TO the IA no
lies--,he ether for raising she s"ct'ss ifanehiss
from 4os 90 4af tn. hrsf |. On iilsa +" biil
for the reief Of Ills Majesn : Catholic suh'fr's'
the other, Abill To am"nd osrfam Acts OF 'he
Parliament, and TO regulate the qu"l'heai,ons
of persnns' entitled 10 vote ~ me election Ut
Kaighis of the shrs Of Ireland Amer me
full Jey.Iopsn,snt Of the principles ofihsss bills
a .n,a,,ed 10 the Speech of Mr. Peel, ahieh We
publI.hed on Saturday We deem |, uBnecs ssa-
nv 20 add ANY thing further ~ he prcseai ,ine.
The bill, are long-eseh making about q co.
iumns In The London papers, and very eloa ~
prin'ed. Biih were read hrsttim On Iurs.
d,y evening, Msreh 10Th, and ordered 10 be
read a sc -oni tin on Tursda,, the I'm.
Ills Msiesty hi. msda a donation OF 1l0po
for the relief Of the Spnahfid seaveH
Cddis a Free Port--Ihc Mad,ij Gsz lie ~
re 18th alt. which reached us Oh Monday, COO
tiins the long expected decree for making Ca
fliz a ifee por, According 10 the decree, the
W sells nj al powers IN smity with Sl,Hin are 10
ester wiir. AMI warehouse, every description Of
iuerclIaudige, without payment Of any duly Of
entering sf irsving TN pbri eicepi The usual
charges of free ppri, such NJ ,Guaraiine, an
sborsgr. NJ. On, OF the artioiss ofthe deerer
~ that all lqfeigneis who may wishio rstdb
lish themselves Ia hi. free port fo' the pnIf'o-
az OF com nerce. nre Ia euisy III, same srcnri-
~ md proiec iofr IS nA ives. AMI ~ the event of
u war with their respective nations. i6 be ri
lowed proper time 10 aithiiraw /. and their pro
perty Is 10 be sacred lfom all sequesiraiion or
r,prisal
Venice, MS the German papers inform US, ],
also to he hrclar Il 4 free port.
A house 81 sonr Standing IN tho American
un1er The firm OF Everett l.
I o. hns stepped Payment lis GU sianding en.
gsgemenfs are nd Ia amount 10 S0,DW. Tue
huuir received, il appears, u very severe shock
10 ,hr trying wear ie26. trim which Il has ne
Yer since recovered but the immediate cause
-, III tiiinr,, Is sni1 10 be the falling of Of the
,.nall.,n irade VIII the u States, watch has
iirs, r>pidy declining since the ldietath pas
"a into law. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
RemOrni OF Gen. Harrisog


The removal OF Gen. Harrison aud ihe APP
pointment OF Tho. Z. Moore To succeed him,
have given more general 4 dissatisfaction than
almost amy other aet OF the new administration.
II was necessary. therefore. that some effort
should be made 70 silence The discomfort il
produced and il was consequently said, TINT
the removal eli Gen. II. was caused by his hsV
ing rcmaine at home some mouths after his
appointment, eicctionerring for Mes5r.. Adams
aud Cley.--ln ,eply 10 this. The Ciaehuiofd Ga.
scHe, (pfin,ed At The place Of Gen. lis resi-
dence., says,
" II isnni trueIhai Gen. Harrison Wa en- .
ploJ ed IN tisttidneefsg lOr Adams aud Cla,. d"
lie came home, and duYoird himself 20 ARA, q
me- lis prlsalr RI ~ preparatory 80 his alb
sencr. He abs AIMED from eectouerring al.
together. lie tp1k no pa,l la the canvass eth
81 Ivy writing or speaking, Or con,rib.'iing IN
nsy. Those Who supported the ~ e'cction Of
Nj. Adams here, ibougn Gen Harrison too
much reserved. When Mr. Clay visited our
eity. aud MT the citizens publicly General ilar-
,iSnn declined being present. Alier short in
ietsirw and exchange Of c'silnips With Mr.
Clay, he returned To his farm. His whole de
portmeni @ds directly the reverse ot that attn
puted to him. do not believe lc was recalled
upon any personal az public exception 10
nan Mi Ihoma, I. Moofe, was IN tie same
.i'uauon th'i Napoleon once Was -" France
rmis money, aud mbst haze IL. said the Eme
r.r..--'' ] toaHi nioHty, ami mus hare H." said
Ion. Moore aud u.rn Harrison WIS recalled
that he IN g1i be allowed 10 pocket the public
money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
GOV. HOUSTON RESIGNED

lie Nashville Republican of the l1tl inst
ANNOUNCES the resignation OF Coy. Houston. in
the following singular letter from himself to
the Prr-deaI of The s,in.de, wha, by the con
slila,on of Tenn assee, Gils the Office during The
remainder OF il@ term for which GOV. II. NJ
elected. What can !, mean
ExEeofIvg ofricF. NAsHyIrrJ-, 7.
ION April, 1899
SiR--!t has Income my duty ~ resipn the q.
icr uf chiei mag isi,nie ~ tie STATE, aud "a
place 10 your hnHds the auth. rity and &c punsi.
biy which, on such an event dry0y,'s on 81
by the provisions Vi the Constnl iou
In dIs.olVi6g the political connrSion uLirh
l,As SO ioug and ~ such variety ol form, exis
ted b"iW,en the peo,it II Ernu'ssre aud iis
sell. nu private ailIi.tions however deep o. in
cuabe, can iprh,d hn expressions o! the e'nte.
ful recs election. 80 enheuly due to the knd
partaines % an indu'grit ruhlc.
From INV eailies auth, Whatever of talent
wa, comnuied 10 IN, cnlc. has been homes silly
cultivated and eNprnd"d for he cammon good
AID al 10 period Of 81 lie, which, has cerlaln v
been marked by a ful portion Of Interesting
vents, have any ,;'ms Of rrivtir intr,4s, or
private ambiuDn brsn permitted TO mlugie in
il,r higher duties Of public trust. In reversing
the past, tan only regret that my capacity tor
b. iug us, fnl was utI,auil to the devotion Of
NV hear NM il is one OF the i.w remaining
, consultations oil ~, life, that even had l heen
blessed with ability equal 10 my zeal, my conn.
irys generous suppnrt in every yicss'indc OF
lie has been nor ttai uqInl tn tIiem both
That venfrdiiun for pubic opinion, by " h 81,
have measured eNels act Of ny lIiciai Iiir
has taught nlr 10 no. no deIrcaf, pow or which
would not he daily rcafAed hY NY constituents,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30

Ieafasi.r dfsir,c. --prssen; raa,nf;.l.,
stph W. Chinn assr Aus u,ttue ssl. a..
W'simprrisud GA, Ia be h. ard from lsn.
dou bi oi g. er.liun. -" hn
Mal.srs disiric.- Aisfh@ws. Cloucssler
Northampton eise Dr. p H. Neis.,n ssh. psss
ard NJ Segai -, and .,nl. Tho. Il. E1oys...
llo. Acconsek and Middlr sex 10 III he
tom "said
CONGRESS.
.ia'saa" s,,,, lrn'iis .. Mi.les %. n9brr,
a, ~ N',','f W." !" ale, i'he last ctniy5
the result qciie uncertain.
Ntlson-Hn. c. Riyes a53--wiihout k,o.s
D'a''F'-". II. Cia'1'rne---"ii''out cpposs
CairePsr-John S. Barbeuy--.iihout S,oo.
sIinu.
J.GersOn-Wm. Armstrong -wi,bou, hoo.
siion.
Louioun-Charles r. Mercer--by au i'm
'nense r'a ority over Col John Gibson.
INer-Philip Dotd,idee 1876, Jns.ph t,,,
son SD. is NOW Hbntt 500 VOTES ahead lpt
several c. uniies remain to l~ heard nom
LanedS'r. @c.--Preseni majority of JohtTal
iaferro over Niloughby Newton 29l. Ne.
mofeland only TO be- heard fro1n-T. is M
doubleday elected.
York Sc.-Prrseni state of the pnlis-t,s.
sct 1872. Coke 3l3. Brhsion loo A,co,,,,.
aud Williamsburg to be heard irr.. H.u,
doubtful.
T0rtoE, &c --Thomes N.wton Pees 20 No.
i3ik borough l22 ahead Of Geo.ge Low A.
aud viii no doubt be re.elecied
II The address of n committee appointes
by laie meeting Of the citizens Of anferst H..
rprrr.nnud with Il n 4, .I.,,o,, ...,,I; IT,.
Convention in that district, came to hand toc
io'e for inarrii0n to-day II shall appfG, in Of.
.u'xf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
WWW ARRIVALS :

VI ME subscriber has just received 't,y
- handsome lot Of fashionable Cling hams a'"'
Calicoes from New York, aud will be reei.n1
from that ciiy,from time to time, Goods sun' :,
for the approaching seeson, selected ~ :"
experienced hand n. ALLiSoA
March tH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30
Speaker Of The Senate, Tenn.
lII,ililR

We do not know when We have seen SIZE.
cimen of iIliheralIty SO cantrmptibiy mean az
is contained ina paragraph in The Hunt vii"
Democrat, of April 10, complaining ;htt he
earliest news FROM tl,r East is received through
The medium OF this new,papcr-and adv isiag
E." Yankee establishments at Lynchbure," as il
calls us, should take nom them thair patron
aye. lf.hs paper furnishes /" the pcoIle o.
Huntsville and the surrounding country, thu
earliest news, they should be thaakiul thpi II is
so aud the Democrat shcws marrow and
contracted mind III obiecins ~ tnr hrstowal o,
5 cure - II, By ,;holsiag to dub il " 'fanke G
establishment. We certainly have never had
The same cause TO Complain of the Democrat !;
for, DOT only do We never GEL cnrig news" by
I, but NONE ofnny sort, II i, as barren in
hi. respect. a' i is dull in lis SELECTIONS, aud
apid in lis editorial department.
Tn Htaihsr.---I, wa, extremely cold toward.
The latter end oi last week. We had severe
frost Saturday and Sunday nights aud We
first feared that he rut had dcca nipped jus
ms il had budded; but vt slGce learn thai Ter,
is IN rbnndlncg untouched. he Rchnono
Compiler informs us i!af 'hcte VISA. slight ia
of snow in that place hast SUNDAY
TolGcc9-A HID. OF Tobacco vas sold yes
teltay in this place for SIS the l.ludtct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-30

TblGcc2.-A hhj. oil Tobacco vas sold yes
telday in this place for SIS Che ialrdrcd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

sosithein uno ntuog his riirl,May SLAVE after the
year. IN such State, sezrs him his rshtfu proper
ty. The owner Is indicted for false Imprisonment
or other msdcrneanor The State court maintains
hat this aSt OF limitations is strictly within the
rcre'gn power the States that by tho laws of SOME
OF the southern States, free people may &c made
slaves ny rcuaining there for the sanc period: and
that upon our own Clearly Established principles of ,
rights and powers Of the States the act in question,
is constitutional It therefore discharges tho slave
and nnrrrsons tile owndr 2he supreme court Of tn.
o. s. five Judges present and on dssentn. reverse
taisjudgment. The reversal, under the bilproposed
byMr Barbour, would DO nnsvailing E;Ie slave would
gain his liberty and the master lose his
Have Congress this transrendont power owe,
the Judiciary Before we surrender the sl.
preme court entirely, let lis enqur, if I'VE shall
never have any occasion to rely Oh it's constitu.
tlona power, and it's patriotic Independence for the
protection ofeur own rights.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
GeMsraI aggsMbta,.
HOUSE or Delegates.

MONDAY, Jan. IL.
a communication frem the Senate, stated thcy had
passed the bills /, concerning Hardin r. Hall: ,.
establishing the town of Whcatlev in Fanot,;rr 3
enlarg1ng the jurisdiction Of certain monthly courts of
, Augusta and Frince George Counties
On motion of Mr.. .4Laason of Isle of yitht tho
committee OF Courts OF Justice was instructed 10 en-
quire into the eXPeaioncy of amending the lays coli
ceruing the Inspection of fish.
.tf. y ass moved to amend the report of the COM
nnttee of claims declaring the petition OF Richard
Neale revolutionary soldier, unreasonable by in
sertlng the word rersonrbie. She melton gave rise
20 considerable discussion in whch was SUPPORT cd
by Messrs Pass, Smith of Greenhrier and in,le,sna
OF Bot; and opposed by AIR Kinks. Finally the
amendment was made
On motion of JNr. kercbeao2 the Committee Of Fl,
nance were instructed to enquire into the expniiencv
o granting further time to tie of lands dcli-
quent or the non payment of taxes, pay the same
On motion 81 .lr. Fft-hnrh Of Ohio leave .ras riy
en- to bring in bill establishing the town OF fra
-dciphla Ill the county of Ohio.
CONVENTION
On motion of mir. .Ns,scp the House arain resolved
itself into conmtte of the Whole, Mr. DIN in the
: chair, on the bill to ''orearze convention
or. 1e'rN OF Allegheny, made few observations
+ entering into the debate.
0ur. 'uoore of Rockbridgo, next succeeded, IN OPP
position to county delegation in reply to different gen
. 'ieh,el' and IN favor Of white population.
"bT " tAinnlS of Harrison, followed in n sbaerh IF
great sarcasm and solid views reprobatine county nd
CONGRESSIONAL representation and conteIldinp bfSt
Wnite population was the only Legitimate basis Of DO
hicai po%er-and replying particularly, TO the arct,-
ment OF Mr.. Parker of Mort hampton IN favor orcoun-
.qi' Porter reloine3 in long arguments
M: fe,'riU followed in reply to Mr. Williams and
IN vndlcation Of his Course in favor 81 County rpresen-
aiiou.
The floor wasl succcssively occupied by Mcssrs.
"a"Son' B1yfy q Gordon III explanations; wien the
Indl gave n"tlce OF It's determination to curb the
dlscursvcness OF the debate i'll its future stages
'tfr. Doddridee NOW offered as an amendment to
the amendment, scheme of graduated county rem
esehtat!of put the CHAIR decided be ont oorder
.W. R,aheyJoo,1. then moved thai t,,o Commute 90
rise, ana the motion prevailed, ayes IOA, noes g.
On melton OF Mr.. .4lcn OF Lee, the House ad-
ourned ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
PROGRESS OF HUMAN LEE.

From ne E'Pctiean Isiand By Jus. 4ontrousz7, J.5
LIFE Is the transmg1ation of sGrI -
Through various bodies, various states of be;prc-
new manners, passions, tastes, pursuits in oa,f--
IN nothing, save Ill consciousness the came.
In fancy, adolescence, manhood, age
Are always moving onward; always loyjn +
themselves III one another--lost at lenrtIi
ih6e undulatlons on the strand Of death
i,Ile sage ofthreescore years and ten looks back
WIN many pang of lingering tenderness,
And many shuddering Consciencc-fit on whit
de hath been--is not-cannot be apain;
Nor tren,blcs less with fear and hope to think
what he Is now, but cannot long continue
And what he must be through amounted snes.
ne child--we know no more Of hnppy childhood,
Than happy childhood knops OF wretcIed ED,
And all our dreams of its felicity
Are lncoherent as its crude vision
We but begin TO live, from that fine point
~ hIch memory dWclls on, with the morning st1f
The earliest note we heard tire cuckoo sing
Or the first daisy Tint we pluckd,
When thoughts Themselves we're stars and birds nh
flowers,
Pure brilliauce, simplest nlreC. wild pcrfror.
Benceforward mark the metsu1orphoseg!
lho boy the glrl-whcB eli was joy, hope, yre1nisg
Yet who would be boy-a girl again,
10 bear the yoke, to long for liberty
And dream Of what will never come to passz-
The youth, the maideD-livipe but for love,
etlcarning soon that life hath many CITES
Ana JOYS less rapturous, but eHduripr?-
Enc woman in her offspring multiplied
q tree Of life, whose glory is her branches:
Beneath whose shadow she both root and 1rnh
Delight to dwell in meek oGscurity.
That they may be the pleasure Of bcholderss-
The mon-as father Of progeny,
hose birth requires his deaf TO make them roof
c. in whose lives he feels resurrection,
and grows immortal in his cljIJreD's children
Then the grey elder, leaning on his staff
And bowed bepeath weight Of years, that strif
Upon him with the secrecy of sleep.
(No SHOWS fall lighter than the snow Of aon
None with such subtlety benuabs the frafne3
Til he forgpts sensation, and lies down
Dead IN the lap OF hrs primeval mothers
Shc throws sbroud ofturf and flowers srouud him
non calls the worms and bids them do their Office
Man gjyeth UP the ghost, 6Df=-1g1rere is 6es
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
EANK OF THE UNIFIED STATES.

january 7th, 1923.
At an election held by tie Gtcckho!iers of thi.
bank at their Banking House, on the 9Th 4 9th III
slant, tie following gentlemen were elected Dreclors
for the present year, viz:
NicholSs Biidlc.
lnomas C&dWalaGer, Paul Beck, Jr.
hicharu w hing, Lewis Clapier,
5 Ait,oros Whte, Thomas P. Cope,
HlattIG" IL; Devans Alexander Henry
SQhh Hellphnl, lanes &. Fisher,
Ma"nei Eyre, John Sergeant,
George Hoffman of MARYLAND,
Roswell L. Colt of MARYLAND.
Robert Lenox of New York
William u. Astor of New York
Nathaniel Silsbee of Massachusetts,
Daniel Webster Of Massachusetts
And ut meeting on the evening of the 6th inst. Of
the Directors of this Bank Nicholas Bidde ESQ was
unanimously reelected President for the same priod
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
COMMERCIALLY INTER EsTING

The following information will be acceptabIe IA
such ofour mercantile friends We're obliged to paw
Increased duties, under the new Tariff upon mer.
chadse purchased abroad before It's passage thyo the
last Congress:-[ Bait Chronicle.
Ectract Of letter 10 tie Editor. of TIE A,pec;c1.
W as6fNaroN, Jan. 6, 1929.
The Committee of.Ways and AIeans have dec!el
to report bill to provide for refIndine to the Einri
cTs' the additional duties levied by the late Iurl On
all merchandise ordered previous to It's pass 70
This will relieve many of your friends whose
OF Dry Goods, Gin, MolasSes, &c were caught by its
premature operation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

Cap. ifeby, oil the Atciiian. which leiy Car,lu-
gena on the 18th ut, brings information that Gen
Ooando had placed himself at the head of the peoD
Oh opayan, IN open rebellion Against the govern
m@nt' mad had two engagements with The troops ur
tue ltcpuhiic, and beaten them at both The Presi
dent had however sent force from Bopota TO subdue
The rebels; the result not heard. The Peruvans had
commenced hoStilit'es, and troops bad been ordered
to march from dlilcrcct points of Colombia for the
'nou,n 1t was thought that the war with Perm
would ne of short duration, Bolivar had expressed
his determination 10 send such force aoai,,s the Per-
uyinns will at once crush them
General Santander. with several Of his q lhcrepts
concerned iii the late conspiracy, who had been sell
fenced to banIsnment, arrived at Carthaocna some
days before Capt. rs departure. Their passapes
were taken OH board OF English brip for verpool.
but TWO Gays before she ready for sea an express
arrived from Bogota, with orders that Santander
should not be embarked but kept close prisoner in
the castle OF Boco Chico where he uo,y is
! Capt Treby brought Bogota papers to Dec =
Bolivar LETT Bogota on the 30th Nov. to anniliate
the factions in Popayan." 1t is supposed by the Ga
cesa de Colonia and by the Dictator that the present
disturbance there only ramcation Of the conspi-
facy Tor which Santandcr condemned, and this is
PROBABLY the reason of the counter orders Which
reached Cartiagena when the cxiles were about to
cmnarK. Before lauvlug the capital Bolivar had is
sicd decree Tor tie reorganization of the Courts Of
Justice ana had made several important appoint
rments among which notice that of J. OlmeIa ns
Secretary of Foreign Affairs. Jose Maria Salazar
Is appointed All associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court under the Iicw organization.
4 ne i3o9ota Gazette contains message of Cen
Sucre' President OF the Republic of Bolivia, to The
congress, winch met carly in August.-{6.
we learn that the appointment of VIM C,lnrty fo
III" onice OF Treasurer of the e. States which uas
made during the summer by the President Of the Uni
tea States, has been confirmed by the Senate; and
mat the ratification of this appointment was bv 4
vote l;,f T,g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
UNITED STATES BANK

INC mother Bank at Philadelphia. has declared
dividend, out Of its profits for the last six months of
three and half per cent which win be paid after the
9th INST to the Stockholders OF their legal Repre-
ssnaves, either at the Parent Bank or at any of the
Branches. " ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

NV YoRK, jar 0.
We received carly yesterday morning, and publish
ed under the marine head the intelligence brought bv
Capt Clark of the Splendid shat Bolivar had chan
geo the sentence pissed Santander, from deeth to
punishment 10 TINS the Dictator has certainly con-
shifted s own ia'E fame. II was expected that San
tander would retire to This couutry-Severa arrests
pad taken place few days before the S. sailed, and
I0id'd.na "iss sylll 10 an unsettled state.
J6ur. C6mInercf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13
FTo" the Correspondent Of the Baltimore Coaa,ueyciql
Ch1Unicie.


WAsHINGToN, 3tf IAN 1929.
tTen SCOTS is .Ittieted for the present
ana ne must now be commanded by Maconb regru
or De dismissed the service. 1t is supposed that tho
Office OF hiaior General in the Army will be abolish
Ell; and that consequently Maconb will lose his SIT
uaNoh after all Scott and Gaines being the riraGiers
in commission. 'i'
The Committee OF Ways and AIears viii rerort
shortly on the memorials against Sales at Auction
new views have been taken Of this subject in the
great cities, since 1t has been discovered that the
smaller ana southern seaports have entered the lists
against the auctions, in hopes of getting back their
lost trade by renewed uportations for Themselves
Since the I'M reduction of auction sales retailers and
Job5ers have supplied themselves in the large towns
to the great injury Of small markets and individual
importers.
NO duty Will for the present, be imposed on sales
OF mcrchanCize by auction, it being question uleth
or such tax may he aid butt is proposed TO require
Ancuoneers to furnish, at the time of their sales
printed invoices copies ofinvoces from tile custom
mouse, OF the goods intended to be exposed and at thu
prices at which they hive been entered This is in
tended to obvlate the alleged frauds of double invo
cesj one Tor the custom house, and for the auction
eer 80 that all the movements OH the subject for
the time bong, will end in another revenue law II
Is curious to observe how little sinliliude appears in
the representations to Congress on the subject If
auctions; and i'll the prayers of the nernoriasfs for
DUTY upon such sales they varied from two to ten e
cent In some of the large cities thev first prayed
ior TAX OF ten per centum, but as their small
or rivals joined IN at that rate, they went back TO the
smaller rate Of two and an half per centnm The
COMMITTEE Ways and Means have believed inst as
much OF their representations as made it uecesarv in
their Judnmen, to guard thcrevenue by an addition
al enactment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-13

Lar Of .Ia'7TEgs SctNemc7b.-l'hs interesting
SUBJECT though frequently brought into examination
I'd the English courts, is very rarely presented for Dis
clsslon IN our own. II was however, particularly
Sturdy last. 9 va
The facts Of the case were that F. nozsosyed Of n
moderate Independence, inherited from her father
contracted end duly solennized marriage with E.;
Oy Whon the ladys portion was bestowed in the pur-
chase ola house and furniture considerable lime
aItefWares, and on the receipt, from her father 5
estate OF the final share Of the wife b. settled all the
property purchased with RS fortune upon her-and
lot Snat purpose conveyed the same to NJ (the mother
OF ~ IN trust =. subsequently, became iDsoIvent;
auG one o. his creditors having obtained judgment,
IeVleo upon pare Of the furniture so conveyed and
setued NJ brought the above action for the trcspass
committed by the levy; and the defendant sought to
fraud A e''u"u VI
y appeared by the testimony, thot B. wasfree from
gG az me time Of the settlement; that the property
nau ooe purchased with the money Of r. and that #
was maze with the usual view to her individual pro-
tection against her husbands Liabilities The iatrn-