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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
JOHN II EATON.
otcftIhrt ofWar
BY order of Alexander AIaconb, Major Gen
eral, Commanding he Army.
II. JONES, Adjuianl GenrsI.

It sppcars from the NO fork papers, thai the
President ofihe Unhed States has moi landea
At Old Point, but u, the RIP Raps. The house
il which he stays was bum for The officer WHO
was appointed TO superInirnd the works and
Is n short distance from the water The Pr.sj
deaf will thus he free from the cares Of ysit.
ors, and the lo,ms Of etiquette he will be a.
Bile To relnx himself from The harrassing duties
Of Office, aud attend TO the improvements Of
Is health
Rich. Comp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
Adiutaru Gsnsrai's Office,

Warrington, 18th august 1929
The snbjpined Hegula ions approved by the
Pr sideni OF The Unitpd S,ates,has been receiy.
ed from he War Department, and IS published
for the Information aud government Of all
concerned
Regulations concerning Rank and Com.
maud.
!. Breyet Rank will give no command ex
cept on detaehmenis compused oil different
cops aud within the meaning. Of the 6I.t Ar.
ticle OF War.
2. Detachment means a body Of troops sent
out from the main body TO perform particular
service and 10 be absent fur a limited time
when such detachleni 10 iconipo-ed of older
ON Corps. Brevel rank VIII take effect in con-
lormits with The Ola, Article Of War.
3. uader the same Arli Ie of War, Brevet
rank will iake pace on Courts Martial, when
composed Of ohierfsof different COPS
q. In regularly cos iiued c,mmaads, such
rs garrison, posts, Departments, regiments,
corps companies, ba,,aIioos, brgadcs, dtvis-
ions. corps dhfnce, or the Army II sell, Breyrt
rank IS not 10 be exercised. eAcepl On special
as e ment
o Ofires haring ,nnk in the ine Of he Ar
my, The > aif, ~ Ivy Btesei, though eIig, bic 10
eomnnnd, ill NOT assume the command ua
less specially put on duty with thu intrn ion
u Al officer nn'fnsied with the command
ola post, detachment, guard or separate com
mand, will noi surrender IL to nnothfr upl..s
regularly relieved from the dnly assigned him.
exceP, ~ ease 81 sickness or inability 10 per-
form his dty. When the Officer nesi in
rauk present aud on duty with such CON.
mand Will succeed rs n matter Of course
7 An Ofiie.sr not ON duty with, nor belong.
ing 10 any Of he ronpal les bataipns. repi.
ments corp, composing II command, eau.
not assume tie command. lie mus first baye
be, u put on duiy b, some competent antborL
ty Ia make hun - pali oiihe command, befon.
he can assume or eketcsc command
g II different corps huppen 20 join or do
duty together the Officer highest In rank. bo
his commission IN the line If the Army
present On duty, has the right 10 command
the who'll a. -iae. ,Qrdprs, xaeadfnt "a The
s.py9ae q. "Commlss,oaE ,ar. on ers having
those Of che regiment in which they serve, can.
not by virtue OF such breveis or eon missions
OF n prior date. assume lhe command.
By command Of The President
JOHN II EATON.
Secretar, ofWar
BY order of Alexander hIacomb, Major Gen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

The Worcester co1nty Agricultural Societ,
has 800 memhers, aud permanent found o
5000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

iShe VI - biVuudTl
Life OF Gardener
Life ofChrist
Labonrers in the East
Letters on Divine Purpose
Life ofWbilfeld
Life of Herr, Martyr
Lie oil Thomas Scott
Life Of Washington, for s. Schools.
Nj
Mosheim's Church History
Mourner Comforted
Marshes Eccliastical History
Mason's Compend OF de
Memoirs Of j. Taylor
Memoirs of an only son
Miners Church Historv
Morayian Missions
hlnlins, by lady of Virginia
Mothers Loye-Motber 5 Portrait
Mothers Garland
My Birth place
Moral Tales by Mrs. Cary
Narrative Of a Soldier
Newion's Works in vol.
Newtons Pilgrims Triumph.
Owen on the Spirit
Opie's Works
0pie on Lying
Orphan Lucy
Polyglott Bible
Paysun's Sermons
Paley's Philosophy
Paley's Evidences
paley's Natural Theology illustrated
Profession, not Principle
Pilgrims Progress
Porues Lectures on Matthew
Pocket Bible
Persecuied Family, by Pollock
Pink Tippe'
Pilgrims Of India
Reformed Pastor
Refuge aud Guide
Review of Methodist Controversy
Relig ions Fashions
Ralph Gemmel
Reciprocal Duties
Sunday School Hymns
Stuari's Journal
Stnart's Commentary on Hebrews
Springs Essay
Spring on Regeneration
Scougel's Lille of God
ScGu's Essays
Scott's FANNY Billie
SCOTS Letters and Papers
Scots 1heologic a Works
SelfknowIedge by Mason
Sterm's Reflections
Scripture Illustrations
Short dscourses for children
Sacra Prevata
Simpsons Plea
Success in life
Spirit of Prayer
Scripture History
Sunday School Schemes.
Thornton on Repentance
Trial Of Anli-Chiist
Taylar on the Atonement
1ay lor's Remains
Union Spelling Book
v
Village Hymns
Village Dialogues
Village Sermons
Visits of Mercy
Village School.
w
Woods on Infant Baptism
Watts Psalms and Hymns
Watson's Apology
Wardlaw on EccIastes
Wisdom's Voice
Wilson's Sabbath.
Y
Young Jewess
Youths Casket
lions Pilgrim
lions Harp
Zimmerman on Solitude.
Aug 81 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
Candies, Kisses, English Wal
nuts. Eilberts. Almonds, &c.

NOR SALE, large and fresh supply OF the
NJ above articles, at iop prices.
Howell DAVIES.
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

Il
r,ety OF Sunday School Beoks, all the works
upflsed in the following Catalogue, are to
had from the Lynchbnrg Book Company, on
,snnabe terms, at their Depository, a, the
,nting room of Messrs. Williams & Cringan,
:, the Store of Mr.. George Bagby, Lynch-
re-.
Aexander's Evidences
Alexander Canon Of the Scriptures
Anatomy of Drunkenness
Almost Christian
Assistant 10 family Religion.
Afflicted Mans Companion
Alphabet on Cards for Children
african Valley.
Befrage's Addresses
Beecher on lntemperance
Beecher's Occasi onal Sermons
Baxter's Call
Bakers Saints Rest
Buffers Analogy
Bucks Works
Bucks Exposiir
Bucks Remains
Bucks Theological Dictionary
buoya" my "m
be"uie u" i'"'m
beau''es y, '"e p'''e
brown c""c"' u'"''
Buchanan's Works
Branerd's Life
Boston's fourfold Slate
Browns Dictionary OF Bible
Bpverdgs's private thoughts
Beckerst,ih's scripture heip
BeckersIIth do aorh5eh ny himself
Beckers'ith on prayer
Beckersiith on the LORD supper
Bible Atlas
Broken Hyacin'h
Biblical Antiquities
-
80rse OF / imp IA poem by il. IullOk)
Ce,i,'s Remains
Confession of Faith PRESBYTERIAN
Chalmers Evidences
Chalmers Works
Gruden's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chalachism on the Parallels
G C freyel c..,-,..
CHRISTMAS COMPANION
Christian Hindoo
NJ
Dw'5ms ihen'oey
DICKS Christian fh'losap"r
DICKS fnaos"Phy oil in'o'e 9'"''
Dun aien
Dictionary oi bioie
Death OF Abel
Dawes sermons
Dover Hymns
paurIdge on Regeneration
DrrrsIon
Destruction oil Jerusalem
Dwlghl'S dictionary Tor D. School leach
erS
Edwards on the affections
Earskine and Leslie
rgsc,o Of Im.oino,;o,, n, nervone sy,,em
Fdowor,h's Works comnle,e
ifEna,a,h poi'aa.
Encli.b Na,v
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. = arFwe'. 10 ''me
f,,".oi,s s sa, ," Mod;,.,;oos
, ,"'', s"o' "''e"'"' 'ieo''"''o"'
tia'eis Fountain oil Lie
ro,ce OF run
F"'net s. tfesen' 10 '''s e"''oren
Faho,,, po"sa. f., ..oa,u Cb....
""a e., ''e"''"' ~ '''o' "'''s N"'''''""'
Foh. n.n,;,
49, n.n IT, ori's'o a
NJ cLtii E1a,, ''''''"'
Fa'r emo army
"S,ei essays
~ "nr' Co'pe,
Gil,
cult n ~"me'''O 'i'pp'"e''
n, N
Hoo lU'nF INTRODUCTION ., ,.,,
I uo.n! 10 abridged by h'nseh
tis "''e' Ne"e,i
,,"me on The fsilms
u"m,s n n1,
hioll > blTInlCk9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
A SUBSCRIBER.

To half pint Of milk add abou, as many
saffron flowers as can be laid in a table spoon,
Ell her gree, on dried, let them sumner together
about lhreeninutes, Then sprinkle II sufficient
wheat -four 10 make ii 10 the consistency OF
thick paste after spreading ii On cloth nppl,
a small quaai,y Of sweet oil or lard. The poul.
iice should he rem, wed ev nv three hours, aud
III the cours, oftweniy four hours The fire will
BE entirely extracted. and the wound will heal
without leaving any scar.
Inc milk must moi boil.
N T. DaiJU 1Hp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
A

Alexander's Evidences
Alexander's Canon of the Scriptures
Anatomy of Drunkenness
Almost Christian
Assistant 10 family Religion.
Afflicted Mans Companion
Alphabet on Cards for Children
african Valley.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
POETRY,

The following is from the Ladies Literary
'aze'e, written in Lady's Album, by a gen.
'leman residing in the West, while ON a visit 10
his native State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

osro" fneeh, aotifsing the commencement
o, hoH,l'i,es against Morocco. reserving ,ipm
0, o'oekading ane or more ports IN ia bay,
e'a'm'ne right to search, and Of ss,sns AID
eoniiscating articles which are contra aud of
war, destined for the army or thu navy Of ,hs
enemy. bu, will not noles, the regular irade.
and acknowledges tina, the aag protect. inc
4 Gods p"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
CURE FOR BURNS.
miss. Herald.

MEsss. EDlroRs-ln Jour paper of yester-
day morarg, observed An extract iron thu
Boston Ned and Surg journal. recommending
the use oiFlour IN Burns which induces me to
send your recipe Tor poulice which has been
"mployedin my fathers family about forty
years, without failing in single instance o.
prodnemgthe most happy result aud winch !
earnestly rcommend 10 all who are under The
necessity apply ,ng Tor relief under such al
ACTIONS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

In Western wilds, where led to roam
there have found welcome home.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

eorse of Time "a poem by Il. Pollok
Clarke ou,thc promises
Cases Of Conscience.
Cetii's Remains
Confession of Faith (Presbyterian)
Chalmers Evidences
Chalmers Works
Cruden's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chalachism on the Parallels
Common Prayer
Common objections to Christianity
Christians COMPANION
Christian Hindoo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

Edwards on the affections
Earskine and Leslie
Edwards on the VIII
Edwards on original Sin
Effects Of imagination on nervous syste m
Edgworih's " orks complete
Elizabeth Palmer
English Mary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
TREMTONE NOWSF5-

THNIllS establishment will be opened fnr tho rec.
u ton of company on Thursday, the s2d of Oc
tober. " "
The advantages of It's locality, the variety and CON-
venIent distribution of its apartments and the CON-
piete and appropriate style in which il has been fur
nshed and fitted up by the Proprietors are we'll known
in this vicinity Strangers may be interested bv the
information that the situation of fremont uonse 10
central, in an airy, dry, and healthy quarter and in
the immediate neighborhood of the PRINCIPAL ulaccy
OF public amusement and of the business streets q,
the city. = :. $50
Among the particular accommodations of the Es-
tabllshrnent are Reading Room, which will be SUM-
ped with oil the Journals, Reviews, and Magazines
Puoiished In this country which it is supposed will be-
IN eresting to the patrons of the House with many
English, and Partisan periodicals. Suites of rooms
remote from the public part of the house. intended for
the occupation OF families individuals who NAV
prefer private table, and large and eleeant draw
ana dining rooms tor the entertainment of Clubs md
parties. '
Convenient and well lighted Bathing Roorns
Wich VIII be In constant preparation for use by tlu,
pubic, as well as by the inmates ofthe establishment
are connected. =
An ordinary will be served on Friday and after
wards every day at half past O'clock
Inc subscriber having taken Lease of fremont
House, assures his friends and The Public thu, no oy
ertlon on his part the part of those under his
control shall be spared to supply the wants md oc
commodate the habits and taste of his patrons He
pledges himself also that his prices shall in no
pect exceed those of Hotels in other parts of tho II
states, conducted IN similar style.
BOSTON. Oct. 10 1921
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

DIED, yesterday morning, of short illness. in
his Goth year, Mr.. Rurus A. YANoEY, of CaswelI
County, North Carolina. Having Just Completed
ms sudes he was about enter on the busy scenes
OF hie and iron the hindess of his disposition, and
stfength OF aients) had the most aluring prospects
or succeeding to the celebrity of his father-the late
bartlett fancy, of North Carolina. At a distance
from fond mother, and numerous circle of adrni
ring friends hs early death,is fresh proof that sin
ac9uantances, of the Rev. Jno. Kerr, are respect
FULLY requested to attend his funeral from Mrs D,l
Puy s. Mansion House, at 10 O'Clock this mo rn;pu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

VADDrrsr, COMMUNICATED.
mAtthIED, on the 22d inst by the Rev William |stch
s'' r LEWIS IEypLE TO Miss May Etyr: and Mr. RopSpr
TIL 70 MISS FRAMES daughters Of Edward arlick En
all King William county. 1''''"' Hs9'
"Ab what would be the life of man
" left IN desert or in isle.
Jnlighted up by beauty's srnle7
f'veu though he boosted monarch's mama
t oef ms own reigned supreme
WIN thousands bending TO his spav
lovely woman were away
w nat were his life? what could il be-
q vap0ur sho.eless sea-
ronbed cloud in darkness tosi.
H!ong The waste Of waters lost;
ship deserted in the gale
without a seersmap sail,
star or beacon light before
Or hope or haven ever more,
a thing without human tic
Unloved 10 live, unwept to diep
LAST evening by the Rev Mr. Kerr Mr. IFu4,., r,rr.
lsr-.tp mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
GROWN GLASS

E'iiOMAs a. RUST, at the sign of the Paddock has
at the mandatory prices. Ivy A
Aso Washington City Cylinder Glass from by II TO l2 v
49, and lew annprOued Door springs Dearborn Patent
aces, wafer iates and Dish Covers oneon made Back
Fo "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
EAGLE ROW
EsOOg GSs Shoe Store.

FkNliE Subscriber offers for sale, an excellent as
Il sortment of gentlenens and ladies, boots and
shoes. Among which are the following.
200 pr. 5gentlemen's morocco, calf skin and seal
skin boots So so to 7pr. pair
2ouo pr: gentlemen's calf skin bootees and calf
skin and seal skin shoes and pumps
%uoo pr ladies pTunella, morocco and seal skin
and leather bootees walking shoes and punIps
200 pair India rubber over shoes
200 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
also, general assortment of misses, boys, chill
drens and sevants' shoes, and few dozen of Elmer
sons celebrated elastic razor straps
me above were selected particularly by the Sub
scr,oer Tor retailing and he solicts purchasers to call
and examine for themselves.
lie has made such Announcements with fire nosk
approved manufacturers in New York and PhiIuieI.
oct lo-2awts SAMUEL PUfNEY,
Sign ofthe Golden Boot no. 8, Eagle Row
SALE ar SOUTH EAST.-On Z iiTslay 1lIi Texi
- month"; Nov shall offer at public SALE Sopm EaS
hatan the crops oCop Oats Fodder &C. the stocks of Hor
SEES Mules Cattle and Sheep the Furniture and Plantation
Utensils belonging their estaiethe ne are valuable sos
good Work Oxen, Wagon excellent Feather Beds Mst,es
SEES, &c and great variety IF and uncommon arfic
dollars or under, cash. between fifty dollars and ten six months
over nifty dollars twelve months credit Purchasers will he
required to execute bonds with approved security to carry
interest from the dateihe interest 10 be ie,nied on the nG
tual payment of the principal
There being number Of articles he sold the sale will
commence al II O'clock fair, If not The fair day
WILL BOILING, Admir- with the
ocza-2aw " and ea Q, o oF9' p seMT sr,,
p ANDOLPHS REPORTS, Vol. 9th. Of Casp.
~ argued and determined in the Court Of Appeals
OF Virginia, Just published
compete sets OF the Virginia Reporters
Journals of the Conventions Of 775-6 and ,17p
Journals ofIhe Senate and House of Deleoates Of
r, virginia from 1875 70 1880, inclusive
dienIng's Statutes at Laree. aud
Phe New Maps If Virginia
al appropriated 10 increase, tho P,,blic ;hrs,y f
me state may be had Of the ubscriber at the Cd6
to ~ the city of Richmond upon the lovvest ferSsA
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Crk Council
and Ldbayiais
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
Hardware and Cutlery.

4 AMES NJ. JOHNSTON, at the sign of the Colo
en- .4ncil is now receiving and offers to the pub
c' general assortment of articles in his line of bl
siness, comprising all household and kitchen f1rni-
smith and coopers tools.
Brass and Wire Tenders, of all qualities and sizes
ordered from the makers in New York and Bali,
more, and received in ten DAYS.
N. b. Castings of every description, say nors,
ovens, spiders, skillets, ect. at 3 cts. per ID.
oct 13-eots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

interesting Fdct.-A reference having been made
oy Mr. LEIGH and Mr. MERCER to the 54h.number
oil the Federalist, Mr.. MADISON Yesterday, on a
S question being put by Dir. LEIGH to MIR. MEscpR,
said, that although he was not degro. of ea, anu
any tning on the subject yet, under these cir
cumstances, he thought himself justified in STATING
mat neither Mr.. Hamilton nor Mr.. Jay had writ
zen that number In the various editions of the
sometimes assigned to Mr.. Jay and at other times to
Mr.. Hamilton. - ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
SOUTHERN PAMPHT.ETS

VIE Crsis, or Essays on the Occupations of
the Federal Government, by Brut,ls
report OF Committee of the Citizens of Boston
anu vicinity, opposed to further increase of Duties
on importations, reprinted
Notes on the origin and necessity of Slavery
Refuation ofthe Calumnes circulated against
:he southern and Western States, respecting the
institution and existence of Slavery .among fhen,
10 which is added minute and particular account of
the actual state and condition of their Negro Pom
uiaton. Together with Historical Notices of ell the
ment of the Country, by South Caronian.
- ALSO,
me Southern Agriculturist, and Register of Ru-
RAJ Affairs; adapted to the Southern section of the
Gi:. 0'a1es, vol, LIST for 1898 By ]. D. Lcgare,
Edit.-Just received, and for sale by
IxI Nac,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
THURSDAY, Nov. 5.

,,, - THURSDAY, Nov. 5.
Inc convention after prayer, was called to order
at II O'Clock. -
Inc convention then resolved itself into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. STANARD in the Chair
MIR. MEacEB then concluded his remarks and was
followed by MIR. JoYNEs of Accomac
The Committee, on motion of Mr. FrrzHre;,, tben
rose and reported progress,
The Convention then adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
DOCTOR RW a IVA

EsPEcTFurLY tenders his professional services TO
IL u the inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity
HILL immediately opposite to Mr.. Tchenors car
riage-shop. orr e0--eost
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
Trunks, Whips. and Canes.

Have received a very handsome assortment of
which for quality, cannot be surpassed by any in tie
market. ID IGCKSON
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House Ma;n-strect
5-eo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

me impeachment Of Judge Williams of Tennessee IS re-
on ana SO soon the articles drawn ND and the
mence before the Senate. ~ ~ ''
The Legislature of New Jersey or FRIDAY anrojnsd
~ wall Esq Governor Of that State for the ensuing year
i"'""' fF00uce ana number Of Bouts passed doon
through The Lotoer Locks.
Nov 25 hhds tobacco, do stems u boxes
CO. 81 Dds Hour 244 bushels wheat, key bees,rax
b , coIas wood empty beat (smalD, 10 boats coal
Moy 81" 10y hhds tobacco do STEMS kegs manufactured
IL tons pig metal 80 boats 10 coal boats 1860 bushels Coz,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

gentleman, who he now had in his eye would inter
pref the meaning of these words, lie would then
shew, that the Constitution of Virginia, which we
now gong To tear up and destroy, was not
contrary to the rights OF man.
He would refer to The third article of the Bill of
Rights and would remark on the manner III which it
had been read, by the gentleman from Frederick
Yhc article is, follows: that government is, or
fought to be, instituted for the common benefit pro-
tection. and security Of the people, nation or com
Smuny. (CT all ic ua,3ots anod,s and forms of a,-
renment, t1 as BEST tchich is capaie of producing
ife greatest degree Of happiness md snjetu and IS
"aoss eeciuatty secured against HE dangers of al
''Gd,nin'siration:) and that when any government
'shall be found Inadequate or contrary to these nr-
''poses. Il majority of the Commonwealth hath an in
dubiable, iualienable and ndefeushle right to re-
form, alter or abolish It, in such manner shall be
Judged most conducive to the public veal. THE
intermediate sentence escaped the notice of the oe-
teman, because the sentiments of it. did not suit his
purpose. In the promotion OF particular purpose,
the fairest and best of men Will overlook that part
winch makes against them. He therefore did not
liDpugn the motives OF the gentleman. The in er-
mediate sent ence which has been omitted is. ssol all
1.-The various modes and forms of government, tina,
as best, which Is capable of producing the greatest
dcgee of happiness and safety, and is most efcctu
sally secured against the dangers of mal-admnstra-
| 'ton." Then came the negative, and then, (s'when
the government world be found inadcquate &c.) and
not till then, were they to resort to the physical pow
| or OF the majority.
| He remar ked when this sentence escaped the at-
tention OF the gentleman, who dwot upon it. as the
foundation of his argument, that it contained the
vcry Identical proposition, for which we contend
namely, that ''of all the various modes and forms of
government, &c. that is best, which is most effectu-
ally secured against Lie dangers OF mal-admnistra
ton. This is he principle for which We contenl-al
we ask is to secure and protect property which in
the Bill OF Rights is considered be necessary for
the happiness &C. This is the true doctrine, and
when any men are dcpued to frame government
they must look to only and regard that which is best
sultedto the people, for whom it is intendeI but by
leaving out the sentence he had already referred to-
the question for US would be, not what government
was best suited to the and dispositions of the
people, but what would square best with the theory
OF the rights of man. BY leaving out that sentence
IN the Bill of Rights we would make the Convention
guty OF monstrous tyranny and oppression, inst cad
of consulting for the interests and happiness of thu
people This circumstance reminded him of the
story of Zadg who, as ii is related one of Voares
tales, was accused of treason, and had nea ry paid
the penalty o his life in consequence of there iavng
been found Ill his possession, lines to the following
effect:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

,. , LS evening by The Rev Mr. Kern Wu1rm
n Miss MATSABEr WTutaMso. N" "F'E''''