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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
.NEW' YORK LINE
JUST LANDED

.S.S Small Packages china, glass and car;ben ware
containing some eicgan. tea Sets &c &C. ia
sale cheap. DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL Co.
IAN 2S-pt
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Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

HAVE just received supply Of this invaluable Medicine,
Il as per advertisement And take this method of informing
the public that in order that benefits may widely
USED the Proprietor has reduced the retail price per bottle
j. H. BLAMIRE, Sole Agent,
Snl5 Sign Of the Mortar, opposite the Eagle Door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

THE Subrcr NV rs notice that I've viii be Tcsponsea
forany back loading Ivy his Boat headman Shcdraok,
Dtneee THOMAS JEfIIS.
Ca ira jan II-wit
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FAMILY FLOUR.

selected and general assortment Of ladies' and gcncmCn
gold and silver patent lever and verge Watches eight day and
mantle Clocks and Timepieccs diamond, pearl, PASTE jet
and fancy Jcwclry silver plated and Britannia " arc:
evcpon calendar and other Pencils f6nain, silver aud
steel Pens gold, silver and shell Specacc Thn Tooth
picks Razors Scissors TeuknvCs Thermometers, pcrcus-
son and flint Poskct Pistols percussion Caps, SryGasses
Surveyors and pocket Conpases, Plating instruments, mi
u'1uc frames and pOcke books card purscs
aad purse clasps pocket and she'll combs eod jet steel and
silk chains; seals and KEYS key rings military goods watch
Ipacrs tools and materials with great Of other
ccS all of which c Is enabled to soil below former prices
NB-Wacirs and clocks, and mathematical Instruments,
Carefully required and adjusted
Orders for any article in his line runcfuay attended
fr -,ofs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
BENJAMIN f. TExcYsTE

.5UOTncY az LdU,
WILL practice III the superior and inferior courts
" held III the city OF Richmond, including those
Tor the county of Hcnrco. He may be found at the
Office of Chapman Jol9son, Esq.
ian l0-co6t
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TO PRINTERS.

3'HH Subscribers in'cnjing to discontinue the
manufacture Of PRINTING TYPES, after
completing the ounts they have already commenced,
and wishing TO clos" their esnbiishmcp, as early as
practicable, they solicit orders from their ca stomcrs
and printers generally, feeling assured u,t they
will find IL To their interest to select from the stock
OF the subscribers, such articles as they now Or
NAV soon be in want Of
Their stock embraces n large variety ct PLAIN
ami ORNAMENTAL TYPES, II the various
sizes from Nonpnrie to cigh; lines Plea, inclusive.
Also, Cuts, Borders Brass Rule, &c. sll Of which
Of the best quality, made Of hard metal, and put
mp with great care.
Terms VIII be favorable Tor bppi owed acccptances
in Baltimore, or a liberal discount, for cash
For sale. second hand COLUMBIAN PRESS,
Imperial .izel wbi,h Will be sold bargain.
Csscs, Chascs. Ink. &C. will BE- supplied.
CHARLES CARTER g. CO.
dec c---Vew 10 - =. Ca!vcrt s:ro,.. Isl,..acsc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08

IkNHE Subscriber proposes to sell the tract a.
4 Land on which he has lately resided lying 10
the county Of King ~ Queen. aud known by tho
maine OF MOrdington.--lt Is situated immedia ely
on the stage rood leading from kicbnund 10 Tappa.
hammock, anu contains by ute survey, 100 acres
ne fertility OF ue coil Is not surpassed Nv any i5rs
es land of the Tide " alter country, aud the cohye-
npnces afforded IN large and cOmmodious dwelling
House, R,h ali tie necessary out-houses, in good
tie chuisest and most select fruit trees, present.
inducements to the capitalist who Is inclined 10 losI
his funds 10 property OF this kind.
The terms suited 10 the times.
nov ll-w3t RO. b. SEMPLE,
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Liquors, Wines, Teas, &c.

ME subscriber, in addition 10 mis- us,rl arso..
n'"r- ha~ i',st received and recommends toythe Ia
-p' eii'n of h,'se wishing purchase tho fdllowns
i:!Wfs' ~c-l PIP" veFy fine oil French brandu
touard Brand do supc Tor Madeira wing 2 QUAR-
Ter ,n casks old Mamsey Madeira "a scarcc article
Ho"'H'h Port wine, nor evcell by my; few b. 8
~"s sparkling Clamp. ;gne, p,inrhrons Iamaica
pre- pure Holland rin. 81 id TO he 10 venrs
Wv ." cozen cor'ials assorted 2dO palh n ,h.r..
uiu gf"pe o"nncc hbls old peach hr; ndy Is do
extra Darcy whiskey. Tho abo:c Liquors have beg
selected Wth much care, intended for reta,!inp. and
a'e warranted genuine. general assortmcn; Of
good Teas. at reduced pric 5 and expected bv tho
next packet few chests ofthe latest irnnortatons
oi Z peculiar fine flavor.
ALSO.
50 common and gil, liquor cases
% packages glassware some splendi1lY CO,
81 setstea china, assorted
20 casks Goshen cheese
20 hrkins mountain butter
20 b6ls. family -four
- do. do shad
50 DO. No. = maker,
100 boxes Scotch hcrr,ngs
~ Kegs pickle Dutch do. a very scarce art c'.
100 boxes brown soap, at a REDUCED price,
ioErtier with an extensive assortment OF GRO
CERIES, all of which offered on the most a.,
co'nrnoda ing terms
dec Sit f. HIlLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08
CONVENTION

ItsrfRDty, the COSvtNrisN met O'Clock On motion
at MI Powell tho report the Committee appointed to provide
other accommodations for the Convention was taken On and
the resolutions reported bv that Committee adopted On
motion ~ Mr. Sanari Resolved that shen this Convention
adjourn adjourn Ia " O'Clock tomouos a. tho
Pesuy terrain Church provided Ivy the Committee Some i.
ou'to9 took Faco N ia'ion to The Secretary e!a 10 also
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08
NOVEMBER 24ti, 1879.
Il \PPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.


EANlSG succeeded in procuring the services of
II n Mr. CRaries Il. lie Urls, Jun. as PRI~crpGI. to
be aided IN the Classical Department. by Mr.. Sum.
uei II. Queen Witson, (Son of the Rev Samuel L.
WilS'n, ut FIed"ncbsburg the Trustees of this In
s'itn,.on confidently Congratulate the pubEck upon
ia" p'"sH"ct OF again realizing those benefits, which
It ouc" 81 extensively dif.Usvd and indulge tn,
hope that lts enlightened patronage will obtain TO-
Il 'hc success, to which It's humorous, and acknowi-
edged advantages, emlnently entitlc il. For the
ni' hfui, and able discharge OF the duties assigned
Rim. the best pledge viii be found, IN The unwelried
and p7actisCd zeal. with which Mr.. Lewis hss here
tourc acqutc ed NM self in the profession Of his early
ch nee. OF the qualifications and am a bic disrosi-
sltlon of Mr.. Wilson the most satisfactory tesno-
mails bHye been adduccd, from sources tho most IN
questionable When 10 these primary elements of
success, are added others even better assured and
only second to them IN importance, VIZ: large and
commodOus Buildings, the salubrlty If whose site
IL dubtaby tested, by the fact that tor vnsrs past
" nus proved reulge of uuialing security to the
adjacent inhabitants Ofcss favouTed spots and fo-
the last seven years to the President himself aud his
fanny with entire exemption from antumnal disease
r'"'oteness from every haunt of vice, and we'll
selected library al about 500 volumes, the Trustees
cannot doubt that it will be secure in the discern
mcu' Of liberal pIblick The course Of instruction
WI! b" such, To qualify students for entering Col
ege, or the University, lnd will comprise he Engl
Latiu aud Greek Languages, Geography with the
use otthe Maps and Globes. Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry. Plunrau Spherical Trgonnmrtry, and
the Theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral
NV" 'Cll'oI INSTRUCTION OF INC yp,-O cNnNlt-u 10
hs care, will be a primary object AMI vii b. m-ul-
Gated upon every ~ occasion, the best foundation
tor pcty. virtue, and useful knowledge, by tha Prin
cipal and hs Assistant The exercises viii commence
on the 10th Of January 1880 * terminate The t5ih
OF December following. with vacation OF ono month
IN the summer. Terms for Board and Tuition, incu-
ding washing, $40, each hoardcr finding his own
bed. bedding. towel and candles.
Address, IN the Principal, Bowling Green, Caro-
line County, Va till hn lst Of January; aud forward
10 him, or to the President. Raprahannock Acode-
thy. JOHN II. BERNARD
% Cif President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08

he be pern,itied 10 act hy suitable Depty J,,ic s
moved Ia lay ue resolution the table ~h-h ~, ,r5
% motion ri NE POWELL the Convention .hcn ID ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08

Tn" cd to- ofthe verpoo Mechanics, Nayazinc
rode IN The miraculous rail-fOad vehicle called the
NOVELTY, which is to tvavel at the rate of mile or
more in two minutes. He describes his ride thus
"a carriage with seats for the accommodation Of
passengers, being substituted for the loaded wagons
attached 10 The Novelty" about fortv-fye ladies
steam. We can say. for ourselves that we meyer en-
loyed any thing ia tho wnv Of travelling moro. We
Dow along Mt The rate Of mile and haze i, ,bree
minutes and though the velocity was SUCH that we
c"uin scarcely Distinguish cbiecs we passed them
ne motion t70' SO Heqdy md egi7bie Eat zoe co,J
manage rot only 10 real bm ,cr!,c"
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~ Tie d'awing Of lie Della e. Ca!alina Lottery
WI he re"ted To-Day ~ the Northern Mail aul,sl
no0 ckets 81. fot saa 10y Yates Mn,vle r NickIs
mo Bigger, ; Hawkins, I. Lambert s1d r. Chulb
OK Sec LIST page Daily raper for Shin News nsv, AJ,
emen;s Auction Sales, Lotteries Boarding house 30 ee
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F,ou m- .neas Yo,s .4r,,,,,,, r. Ne.

From II. Neic YORK. J47,eric1n or Dec T.
FN-pe sidcn Adams, Hon Daniel Webster aud nr,t.r nj
eiDers OF Consfess came passengers President am
i"nke which anred early hour this mor,,rr f-5t
To''cence Mr. Adams proceeded Immediately 70 IN a.,
phA, on h's way TO Washns'on in the : o'c,ack line
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
a IL parsons having claims on the estate Of Johu
~ Parkinson, dcceaeI, formerly of Prince EdN ard
county, are requested to present them for paymer.,
end ios' indebted are requested to make nuy lia'9
payment, rs am about to settle and divide The es.
tate o. sad Parkinson, dccersod.
DABNEY MILLER, Executor.
.4Ineli7, NJ 10, 1920. iw3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08

A"vcH tom Washington that il niehiy probable
"s vacant SCI. the Bench Of Supreme Com of the nj
en ia ties vii ne offered 20 Henry Baldwin Of pis,irs IA
WI hc ecncctcn thai this is ie Gen Jackson .nt
=" 10 make Secretary Of the Treasury and invi.e MIN m
washington for tic purpose, but cnmpee 10 tae MIR
in;iam ia mis- stead - RsH CHrou.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-08

General JaaA.ons beal,h reported to Re unusually good
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
BALTIMORE UNION SEMINARY

Back OF the African Church, Sharp-street.
TN this school will be taught Reading,
n Writing, Arithmetick, Bookkeeping,
English Grammar, Geography, Compost.
ton, Histor' Cronology, Algebra, with O.
tier useful branches of Mathematics
Elements of Natural Philosophy and AS
uonomy, Logic, Rhetorick; also the Latin,
Greek, and French Languages, in addition
to the above studies the females will be in
structed i'll plain sewing The subscriber
assures his friends and the public, that E.
very attention shall be given to the i'm.
proyement of his pupils, both IN morals
and literature.-This school will at all
times be commenced with the reading OF
he scriptures and prayer, closing with the
same.
An examination OF the pupils belonging
10 the abnve will be held on the tenth of
August next, to which the parents Of the
children, the trustees of the Church, and
the public are particularly invited to at
tend-also the board and directors of the
first specializing company of free coloured
persons of Baltimore, are requested to at
tend. WILLIAM nj LIVELY.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
DISEASES CURED.

a. ARAH GREEN INDIAN DOCTRESS
Slnforms her friends and the public, that
she has removed to No. Sc Mulberry street,
where she continues to cure the following dis
orders Piles, Dysentary. SMALL Pox. Wounds
and BRUISES, Felons, Fistulas, Rheumatism,
Agues, oppression of the lungs, growing in
otthe toe nails, Bite of mad dog sc. Her
skill in the cure of these disorders can be at
tested by many credible and respectable per-
sons, both in this city and other places who
have obtained a cure under her hands, which
they sought Tor elsewhere in vain. In cases
of small Pox, she is able to heal the patients
in such manner, that no marks ofthe disease
shall remain
New York, June 10, 1899.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
ON THE DEATH OF A LOVELY
GIRL, FIVE YEARS OLD.

GIRL, FIVE YEARS OLD.
Sweet little flower, thy bloom is fed,
Thy tender leaves are pale and dead,
And scatter'd, (once so rosy red,)
Der the cold tomt.
Around thee now in vain may beam
The summers ray, or winters gieam;
No sun can pierce The slumberer's dream,
In earth's dark womb.
But yet on thee a sun shall rise,
More glorious than these eat'hli skies,
h.'er dlrp'd In heavens aerial dies,
Or beauty's ray.
A light, that on thy spirit breaking,
From deaths embrace in bliss swaklng,
Shall bid it, every care forsaklng,
Rise into day.
Then why the night If sorro here.
That darkens round thy early bier;
And er 'hv memory sheds the tear
Of vain regret'
We should no( mourn he closing flower,
" hose petals shun the nightly hour;
But open 10 that orb, whose power
Can never set
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
NO MISTAKE.

gavo lovers of economy At time like the
q present, when the general outcry is, ''hard
times no money! every hint that can be thrown
out for the promotion of economy and pru-
depce. deserves, al least candid consideration
Under these impressions. the proprietor, OF
No. /. COUR 42LAND STREET..
Opens to his customers, and to the public, an
assortment of superior sugar, tea, coffee, and
Goshen butter-cheese lard sc. S1c-He sells
so low, that lovers of economy will do we'll to
call and see for themselves.
NIB. Goods delivered TO any part of the
city. Orders will be thankfully received, and
No. !. CORTLAND street near Broadway
| New YORK Juiy 17th. 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
Dllea.

In Trenton, NewJe,sey, on the 9th inst
Elizabeth Vaughn, aged 3 months aud 10
days, daughter of friedrich A. and L''za
Hinton. THUS has death torn from do ING
parents their only earthly comfort w
condole with our trienos, MIR and Mrs
Hinton. yet as the Lord gave, and the
ord hath taken away, we would unite WIN
them in saying, Blessed be the name OF
the Lord"
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
PHEASANT RETREAT.

Edward Hanes, respectfully informs his
friends and the pubick, that his Garden is
open as usual, Front Street Brooklyn, a.
bove the upper fiery. No pains will be spar
ed in offording every accommodation and
comfort, to such as favour him with visit.
Brooklyn Neso York July 18th. 1889.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
Aar te1.

In this city by the Rev. Theodore S
Waight MIR Jared Johnson, to Miss tto-
sannah Sefas.
By the Rev. Paul, MIR. Haribal West
brock, to Miss Sarah Plnmh,--Mr \
braham Thomas, to Miss Jane Hampton,
all of this city.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
3 >ARDING

"a w P, JOHNSON respectfully in
ss=Q forms his friends ard The public, that
after the first of May next his house, No. 55l
Pearl Street, near Broadway. will be open for
the accommodation Of respectable Gentlemen
of colour
The situation is healthy and pleasant, and
the terms will be moderate Nothing VIII De
wanting on his part to render the situation OF
such as favor him with their patronage as com
Portable as possible. .Nele- YorE, .n0y lo@9.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

f.5714A
HER=a The subscriber takes this metdoh to
inform his friends hat he has made arrange
ments by which MS house was reopened on
the frs! of May, Tor the accommodation of such
respectable persons of colour, as may have oc-
casion TO visit ttls city, during the present
season The situation is healthy and plea
ent, ard nothing will be wanting to render such
a. favour him with their patronage, comforta-
bic and happy. PETER BANE'
No %, Leonard Street Neto- York
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

women in Easthampton, who spun on
common wheeles and reeled, by daylight,
commencing at sunrise ~ runs and 3
threads of good woollen yarn"
Yesterday, says the Savannah Georgian
of July 25th the two slaves. William and
little william, the property of Joseph Stiles,
ESQ. were executed in the rear of the Jail,
pursuant to sentence, for the murder Of
Mahon Dickinson, the overseer of Mr..
Stiles plantation at Green Island.
The population of Cincinnati. by accu-
rate estimate, has risen since 1928. from
sixteen to twenty-five thousand; and an
increase in the value of its real property
has taken place, equal to the whole of the
expense ofthe Miami Canal.
About third of the revenue of the
United States, collected from foreign COM
merce, is paid in the city of New York,
and one-sixth of the revenue from the post
office department
On Saturday evening last, between 10
and IL o'clock, gentleman was knocked
down in Laight-street, near st. Johns
Park, and robbed.
An advertisement in the Lehigh Pioneer,
calls meeting Of the citizens Of Mauch
Chunk to form an "Anti-talk-about-you
neighbours Society,""
Among the passengers in the 0enJamin
Franklin, arrived on Saturday morning
from Providence, were Governor Truman
and family, from Bermuda.
The Court in the case Of Mrs. Royali,
gave Judgment that she be fined $40 and
costs, give security in the sum of $3.50 for
her good behaviour for one wear, and stand
committed TO prison until the sentence be
complied with
j The Quebec Minerve mentions, that
Two Canadian farmers who prepared their
seed wheat with lime, have excellent crops.
whilst the grain in the immediate vicinity
has been injured by insects. Inns affords
additional proofs Of the utility OF preparing
seed wheat so as to prevent the raVages O.
the Hessian fly.
A nublic sale was made on Tuesday OF
one years use of the wharf at the loot OF
CourtIandt-street, which accommodates
but two steamboats, at one time. and was
purchased by the present occupants, the
nroDrietors of the Hudson River Line, at
the enormous sum of 50 $50. This ex-
orbitant rate was obtained by competition
The proprietors of the North RIVER Line
run it up to the above sum.
Mr.. George, Of Paris. has invented q
new type-box, which he calls Tache"types'
By means of this invention It IS said the
most inexperienced compositor can per-
form as much work as the most skltul one,
and, in general compared to the type-box-
es now in use, this new method saves one
third of the time now requisite
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
! p THOMPSON, JR'S. Boarding

- r. THOMPSON, JR'S. Boarding
=5==ll=s House, for respectable persons Of
sl1Ionr No. OF North Market Street, between
Orange and Patroon-Streets. albany
Such an establishment was much wan
ted in Albany. We therefore with pleas
nre recommend Mr.. Thomsons house to
onr travelling friends-We have been
toldd by competant judges, that the stu
zion Is eonal to any in albany, for pleas
eil''i0'', "' Editor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
From lie Illr7ssug Pans Chronicle.

-. 1r"p ne Aldrr'sbuTg (Pta1) Ciro)fctc.
iAF toyERNoR--dhe great Chester county deunoc,
meeting was held al OovnhgoD Thursday last, The 96tb
lesoulens were adopted, Conforming the votes oF ~
gcgaie tom that county, in the Harrisburg Convention Of
mach - and recommending another convention in Nav fr
uS purpose o nominating another candidate for Governor
frou ihs seems, that the election for Governor is n, no
confessed one aud 1t Is too1gb probable that Mr. Shuze IN
Sy .n,n5e. ne canal commissioners, Mcssrs Lacock
eecuoneerers hT the new candidate, at 81 a ]6y
before tire 2Is INST ~ van IVY J'''"
ne harrisburg In,"llIgencet saysThc Hon Edward Ii.
5n accompanied by several other professional gentlemen
rom tmiddcinna nave arrived IN town. Their business
IeucS 20 TIE Nicholson claims bet whether tc object is war or
doe we are not able to - Trough wish tic citizens OF
ffIIsylyanla were wei, ott oftne Difficulty
AcmG Mnrt' TIC son o Joachim Niura ale ;nr Of apes
IS candidate pr seat IN !ne legislative C0anc - Florida
- 'he next e'tri.r: fS1is Ls+,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
.IR. ChoPToN'S ANSWER.

., - RtcastoND, April ia, 1899.
Geriieaer Your communication, annonncn. my nonla-
ton as Of the delegates npesent his district IN
ton, ffds this day reached me.
This faerng evidence of favour and approval with which
m regarded by my citizens excited nv Geencst
gratitude and should the district thinking me worthy
OF the distinguishing horror and competent . arous and
important duties, of in the convention will accen,
appointment deeply sensible of its imposing responsibility aud
wh an Unaffected consciousness of my inability either grail
DISCRIMINATION Of entire devotion of my time aud vaever Of
'ii:n mas Iausn 70 my iot IN an effort TO do So
elected, shall carry info convention that attachment 70
p9bltan governmen which have cherished and shnj
seek TO NIX the dtnie of native republic, upon basis
which, securing to all their just and equal rights under well
oered and responsible government and giving all the noble
cciousnes that they arr cemc, Shall interest tie hearts
AID comHa1 the energies of all desire and TO ina;nii
prosperity and permareucy.
To yourselves gentlcmeu permit % rctr, INV ufs
ece,n AMI respect, for the obigng sentuens with which M
lave accompanied the COMMUNICATION.
RESPECTFULLY, &c. Join y. CTOPTOY
'diin Rdfelloor JOAN Hayes, Gordon r. Baccr..
,t{oSert a. Scott VIM III. r9why lsonu, Richard y
Calyin .fon and Wan II. Richardson, Es5rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

y iee'ing cflc irefhoicrs IL rrT ani co,,,y
reid at incr courthoJse, Major Robert Bca.e ffeeycf D
1e cdDiy and soldier of tn Revolution was ralci 70 :hr
0Lf,r, and Capt RojnEt Bcale appointed secretary.
IN o;'t =: ~ nr;eitns having been explained fpHm.,,a
%p'7'15 d" tv following sn;sn, sin: George w reris,
George tlasscDck, r. Wln arr, Peter e. CIau1ftor
'np A. Parker, and William T. Hoo, igl- apron.eI 10 rrsre
in address aud resolutions WHO uZ retired for sUl time
returned and pre- sente3 the fniia vim
VIZ feny, III the most sOenB indon Mat Ire,!lcre If
this commonwealth have The sole aii exclusive rira 20 ram
j'er, 5bJl 81 rcurDte the u0nNatu!e ma, mo-
d nnc2n with regard 10 pSlitica rights NJ mg ~. ho.u
% N pee and whatever discTCigiiUus nag lc prc when
sidG oindtire eXchu2 u D snCirtv they can 0ufv
idpd by establishing pr, urinary prncipic of COM
regase his principle which recognise and vl,ic IS &,
at conformity with The dictates reason and common
- nl TIE VIII ~ e majority shall control The minority 50
l'Ag dies tranyrcpd yrcor limits within ;yji All NJ,
,7t c unified 20 maintain ier soycctntyNe cannot 4,
"-tElNnnI ths indl0ntv, guC
Gfnec wch IS Calculated To confer the owners Of the
y greater privileges especially IN the original formation of
spfcc%o property consider The line cf dgnakao which
hls eeB drawn by the legislature Is Unjust in ihenrv and
2y nnEDtc IN pfactcc Conf ing iOihc later
u - eV'I't TIA" Is Operation Is SPEC OF
PTW an unnatural ami Fictitious importance, aud deyrc.
S5'e every "tcr-CT power teg always keCnv desired v
r. ~bdiever seece 81 pro2eft. confer, that boon mist nsce
sarlY be deemed oi superior The degradation which
thus inflicted Other kinds OF properly IS IN ts
psse'sors; they snH below CT proper level IL, tive scale Of
political existence aId Stand c as III, :rror and
degraded cisieThc sgut of a.a1c tic .ti,ut,os s m
CeC Of cilscs. u Tc1hrs ie idea OF riy,eaeJ
D6er af partial distribution e power tic name Of NJ
Cvatauge hit '2i I l1ud The colnfry and
cUisoqU III, that !he auC3o.,v. exc lJyc rr,l
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