Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
IN ONO, kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana. Indian.
and Illinois, all compensations are fixed by the cons,-


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and Illinois ali LOUISIANA, lnGana
tutioDs 1900 ''Aeu ~ 'i'e constl-
s. Amendments m tb.. s,;,,,,;,,,
yed nr hv f ~ are variously pro-
In Maine the lcsisatmre mn nronose states, viz
the adoption of the people In NJ Hamnsh;s. 10. ZOE
y, VI oonsehtion or no convention is submitted
yention nav he soI,a yea,s: In vermont COR
censors, every seventh wear. I, Mas.snncH or
Coniisct'cut and ~ York. amendments proposed nn,;
$50 20 oy Two successive legislatures may be re-
Cnrol;n J, ae people IN Dclaware Maryland S.
,rs e LEGISLATURES In Ohio, Kentucky
LOUISIANA. mississippi and Illinois tho
lcgsianre may refer the question of convention - .h
people at any time. in Indiana noU ,boU T. " me
lot or against a convention every twelve wears In
visio, M, tl hsa aa NJ Jersey there is pro-
''e s'Hjoe.' PHILo DEMOS.
I BY the charter ,ronfei 70 ~ ~ a,s,e
ss,c;y,. -. g q aii.ed 70 the Mutual Assurance
on;n agansl nrG on buildings in the State of Viz
cd nearly thirty Six aud aas now exist
it believed hnts.;1 So. au III no one instance is
,.i Vi .her transactions to the State Legisatnr.
~ ia,'y ABUSES by the governing officers Of
the Socssy have been manifest tn tho rr.n. oS
meht of the members md me defi-
y some that We're amongst its eari;a, pat'cu'ar-
IN w cvnor;o,cad 40 earnest patrons, who
Hteiiei'ceu oppression and abuse insuppor tab,.
rules and regulations of ,o MY 81 the iand or the
sy. Now in these 5,rs of assurance Soce-
nosr of o,,; ION now convened for the pur-
tion r. al, s mo aheiidng the State Constitu-
''o'' 10 'ake these things into considerations
/ ,; I'm Old p;r.;,,;o, ~, ID.
| rUe ;ns.,r,, ~. 81. 60. "ss''oa oy BIRTH
| ''' ''e 'oove from the motive upon which
we have uniformly acted even who, !,
against ourselves and o,,r v,;s,,s ~ofAe'i
berty of the Press and the tspos;t; o, ., -. "
,izen be heard, who wished address the n,b,i, c
| SaSfic concerns. For tho res. ,vo ~ :. -, - VIZ
'"s contention has nothing to do with the Mutual AS
suranee Society apainst fire A'
|
} Fo annoSrrcs ,bs ,o,, coMNrxlcArEn
w dhHunce me deatii of common friend or rcis,as ..
r. ,l v'Ms s esa OF the homes, and mertouso e.
which eoS a., ~o1'n oi departed Bro,her,-are duties
col SnceIng tne Objects for which fail nor,as u,as 80
Upon our and as,s upon our npahe steal
is the ask a. n nties' affections bis painful nG.sd
ano un'ncip exit of departed Saint Ubo US
u asaeed INTO the sphere of n,rodnced ,oo ,
ase s Oh bidding ftr To become bright
,a III s wotin yet such is the theme the mo,l,nfJ
h 20 relate IN the melancholy death OF ,ir tear,e
Wed Aa ohSiR who paid the great deb, of nature o.,
~ @ S e.enIns, the I'D day of Sept 1929 Brother Fur
ron,v IF C, son OF. anie and Mary Turner of the
eeHly W af1re State of Va File born on ,l 2ad do.
bv his nous and Opportunities were eagerly embraced
@ rs ; n ieSpec.aoie parents instruct him in the
PIN Oh pe ana vital religion from Infancy 10 matu,;,v
only by preee bs, y en was sought TO be effected
.e, hnn ana aifeconate; brother and RELATION
dnterested and as as easnp and friend and
e tue nousary and spontaneous enso Of ansarpasss
sy o h ms plainly declare bis worth strongly ind
6nemen he snort e time before brother Turner'S con-
~; ,o InP'a'ieo Oh being unwel, not eno.,cb en- En-
M .ueseay previous to his DEATH visited f.ien3
VINO was then confined bed OF Iangusment from which
H. ase; ' n8ht whie at supper attacked With
eeenoad Us he n rom me earliest stages of his dcage he
sie ,ay from ua period until pleased Almighty God
nesce - ; % "a consoiation and speak accents of
gagged prayer every breath o. ms soul was en-
Inc earnest petitions of DOING parents and Of an
, o'cNuae winch they felt for spiritual and eer