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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01
POLITICAL.
From the Nationri inieligeaesf.
IIIIERa OF Nix MADI-ON

The HI. oty OF the two Letters which .e are
abou, 90 pnhIi.h Is briefly as follows:
These LETTERS were not orgioaiy written iof
The Press bui are now authorized to be publish
ed on The earnest representations oi some oil the
friends Of Mr. MADlsos, TO whom the pubiiea.
tion appeared 10 be o. great Interest, aud Of
drep Importance 10 the Nation.
In the pfe.ent state OF our country these pa
nefs cannot but be highly acceptable 10 thu pun
lie. The opinians VI The distinguished author,
one of the trainers of The Constitution. II not
tue faiher OFT, cannot bus carry with them
great weight They are Of the greater authority
ifom his having been appealed TO by those who
sustain doctrine, opposite TO those which he n
vows aud .lrfends lie stands, in this respect
as The arbner. between coniendiug parties, and
!, is hoped that his lucid expostions will go far
To convince many who have heretofore seriously
questioned the power Of Congress which he
In the calm philosophy OF his rctrrmen, from
the turmoil Of thu world. the Judgment which he
has deliberately formed, aud now afgnmona-
lively susttns. cannot be suspected ofbeing in
nncnced hy any political bias or casual excite.
msni. Ills is The wisdom of age--the fruit OF
experience plucked Il on the tree Of knowledge.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01
-NN"-
LIBEL SUIT.

we publish this evening extracts from iWe
boston papers, relative 10 the libel suit instituted
ny 'if. webster against General Lyman. Il
"'n oe seen, that the jury was divided, and thai
I" "e" ''i"i Is 10 take place. A paragraph in The
p"r' states thai ie" of the iu,y "e1e m Ia,
-. " nho'og verdict for the prosecutor and
20 ,"' ",e o'''noad. ltaprrarth IN e'id'ncf
.",, ~ i" ~ i'Sn was governed by no no'ciet'
'fhhgs towards MIR. NtLs1er aud ina, his sol,
''''ei'i"" "as 10 ii1nre Mt. Ad,us 70 whom f"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
HOW TO BOIL POTATOES.

Potatoes we maintan--and we believe our criti-
cal judgement in the matter will be Supported by all
lrishmen-should be boiled in their Jackets, a;d not
:" lightly peeed'' before boiling. Ude. whoa we
have consulted the point. refers to his inv liable
work, the French Cook, where his opinion. as be
tells us, is recorded respecting the boiling Of
potatoes atp $50 of the "eighth edition greatly
enlarged :" Wash the potatoes clean, and bull
them with the skin in salt and water" are the w lis
of Louis Eus,ache Ude, ci-devant cook to l. us
XVI. and the Earl of Seton. If light, peeed,"
as recommended, what are the consequences ?--thc
potatoes become lnsipld. from the absorption of the
water and lose their flavor. Does the Irish peasant
whose food entirely consists of potatoes, peel them
before boiling The answer is, certainly not
Experience has taught him even to select potato
whose skin is unbroken in the boiling, superior in
flavor to that termed :" a laughing one"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
.w1zE AaTIc DovE.-BY Bowie.
p e Z. ...s.:. "

Rid % ;-the ark, ma este and alone
ON tie lie aastvs of the career'ng deep,
lis ms. pee ,ing through the night of clouds,
Is sen But 10 the mighty deep has shrunki
: he AZ, from its terrific voyage, rests
o.. trara,. The raven is sent forth
Sea-. .ut the dove, and as her wings far off
Sare IN he light, that strcaks the sev'ring clouds,
Bi h-r speed on, and greet her with song:-
Go, autitui and gentle dove,
B,it WHITTIER wilt thou go?
For taou, h the clouds dc high above,
How sad and waste is all below
The wife OF Shem, moment to her breast
~ Vi tue poor bird and kIss'd it. Many night,
iTh.n sh. Was listening t the hollow wind,
she press'd 1t to her bosom, with 4 tear
~ when it nurlnur'dIn her la ID, forgot
t.e s"ng loud tumuli IF the storm without
ane kisses 1t, and as ther fathers word,
Ids so forth
The dove fles on In lonely fight
She flies frGn dawn TIL dark
Ana now, am the g,oo,n OF night,
Comes weary to the ark.
o. let me III, she sec ms to say,
Fo OuS and lone hath been my way;
Oh, once more, s. mite mistress, let rest,
Aud AIRY my dripping pumage on thy breast.
So the bird Il W to her VINO CHERISHED it.
She sent It form agar, out of the ark -
Again 1t cam at ev'r,ng fall, and 10,
An olive at plucked oil, aud III lis bill.
And Shears wife took the green leaf from its bill,
And k,ss'd It's wings again, and snilngy
Dropp'd on its neck one silent tear for Joy
She sent forth once more; and watch'l its flight
Til 1t ost anil the couds OF Heaven;
Then gazt on the clouis where il was lost,
Its nourntul mistress -uns tals last farewell -
Go beautiful and gent dove,
And greet the m Irmny ray;
For 20! the st,ii sAinea bright above,
And niSnt and storm hath pa,s'I away.
No logger dropping here confined,
In lttts ri 1,,,,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
Vurnpi>e NiyiAeMA & Election.

vEN!lE President and Managers of the New Cast
n and French Town Turnpike have declared a
Dividend on the Capital Stock of the Company, tor
the last six months at the rate of six per cent per
annum; which will be paid by the Treasurer to the
Stockholders, their legal representatives, at amy
time after the 25th inst.
Notice is also given to the Stockholders, that an
Election will be held at the house OF Bennett Lewis
in the Town of New Castle, on Monday the 30tt
,Iay Of .larch inst. between the hours of and
O'Clock F. Nj. for the purpose of choosing a Presi-
dent. 7ur Managers and Feasurer, to condutc
the af4.rs ftae Corporation tor the ensuing year.
JA,iES COPPER, TreaSr.
New Clstle, Del
March, 70 1899. I 95-t3om.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
TUESDAY, March Fl, 1928.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

VHvEIE co-partnership existing under the firm OF
4. POLK, Reybold f. Co. will, by mutual consent,
be dissolved and terminated on the @5th inst.
All persons having claims against the firm Will
present their demands for settement--and all those
indebted by bond, note book account, are hereby
requested 10 make immediate payment to ROBERT
Polk, who is duly authorized to settle the same
A. @, THOMPSON,
ROBERT POLK,
PHILIP REYBOLD.
Delaware City. March 8, 1929. 96--H
n B The BUSINESS will be conducted as formerly,
lin future by Robert Polk.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
lRIRNlDWA!lao
ND1!rrIDIGo

A LII persons indebted to the estate of JOIN
In WHITE, Druggist late of the Borough of
Wilmington, decd. are requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims will please
present their accounts to
NICHOLAS R. WHITE, Admir-.
March II, 1929. 95-4tp.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION.

a Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
"a i'nngton Bridge Company, will be held at the
House Of ROBERT EAKlN, on Tuesday the 7th day
of next Mou'h between the hours of 2 and O'Clock
p w. at winch time there will he an Election for
3 Directors Ia place Of 3 whose times expires, and
also for one in place Of John Ferriss, decd.
JOHN rORBERT, Urea.
Wilmington, March IL, 1929. 9l--t7a.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
Wiiw.g ION Bridge Company

IL rALE ppos,,!s win be received until Satur-
~ day h4 !8'h INST for supplying the Bridge with
Oh f,c on y"ar and with the prices per gallon, for
each kind; to witt sum,ne, and winter strained.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24

A ri!hhii Story House, No. Is, East fligh-st.
Z IA ~. fhe occupancy Of Thomas Mcdowell,
Ed. f.,n,f.rr of JOS. GRUB.
March 3J-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
Election.

AGREEABI.Y to the provisions OF act of Assembly
entitled" An act to incorporate the Delaware Coal Com
pany.-passed Dover the 18th day NJ January las,
meeting of the Stockholders is requested at me nous q
James Pmmly in this l,oough Monday the On d. Of
April next, between tn hours OF three and hive - "
P. NJ. for the purpose Of eecng seven directors OF
Company.
Edaoard ImnaN, I =
Joseph c. G'ipm, !,
lPiHiuDl Seal
Benjamin Coombe, >
HIHian Uarner,
wilmington March 90 1899. s6-t6,hA
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
Is C2aaOyGs.
DRY GOODS,

Which they will sell Wholesale Retail at the most re-
uced prices. Their stock consists in part OF the following
articles -
blue black brown, citron olive, and mixed cloths, super
fine fuc & low priced,
Blue, black, trab & mix cassimers.
Blue and mixed satnets, ine and low priced,
Green and red baizes,
White, yellow, red and green flannel,
Blankets ttanoughts and ndseys,
Black circassians, blue and drab rattInetts,
Black and mixed hastings and prncetta,
Black plain culoured and figured bonbazetts
a landsome assert ment OF calicoes and glhehains,
Cambria Jacunett, bouk SWISS and mu lnusins striped,
plain and figured
Irish hnen, long lawn cambria linen, and cambria linen
bdkts.
Furniture and cambria dni,y, 1874 NJ. seilles quilts,
Damask table linen and cotton diaper,
g. 7, 8, and l0-4 Russ an diaper a,d crash
Russia and Porter sheenngs,
LINEN and cotton drinSs, velvet,
BMigup and Pittsburgh cWd,,
Black, lead .cooured and mixed worsted hose,
White and black cotton do.
White, black and raw silk hosiery and gloves,
Beaver buck Yorktin. kid, and ioeS,n dn
general assortment ut bonnet, belt, and fancy rbbors
Italian, nankeen and company grapes,
italian maAtua. satin levantecn and sa'tihs,
Striped and PLAID silks,
Black and blue black and plain conured Cros dc naples
and Hoiencrs,
II,cstrinr, senshaw and sar.ene, silks,
Al hobinct and bobnet llces and ed6ngs and bobnet
lace wells,
Black and white merino and cashmere long and square
shawls various colours,
Cashmere, silk and gave II lkts.
andanna Aag ond black silk hlkfs
Silk, valencia, swansdown and Malseies vesting,
Umbrellas and paIasols, &c &c.
Il general assortment Of Do,aesiics;
Such AZ Bedtickmg, piaies and stripes, bleachea and
brown muslns, &c.
All of which they invite their friends and the public
generally to Cali and Examine for themselves.
Marcel IL. 1890 9i-ff
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
Farmers Bank Stock.

FOR SALE
ENOURTEEN Shares in the Farmers Bank OF the
III State of Delaware. Apply to DR.. JAMES Cou-
FER, New Castle, or to the EDIToRs.
March ~ 1909 96-4tp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

ana TO the future, as examples TO be avoided. To
r. ktchie may be applied what Junius says OF John
hofne, "our hnguagehs term of reproaoh, the
mind has idea OF detes,ation which has not urca-
ny ncon applied, but aot erhGWs!cd However, he is
oh'y orc among number who ought TO be held up
AS political mirrors"
In rcicrcle, to The subject personalities in news
papers, winch those who have most induscd in
mos condcni viii quote an extract from the cole
of1,cd Nix PcPe's letter 20 DR. ArAuhuot in answer
20 his advice 10 study more reform Than 60 chas
tisr'
- r' mn and no. TO ohaSrc | 1m aiuji, ia impossible;
0Ih u's oet r'cels well tho BE- laws would Prove
~ ! usc crlc were crev1!cS enforce them. 70 NJ.
k wees az the abstract, without tourhu persons NAV m
'>nS 'n'.rd but 1t i hghtnS with shadows. General roro-
' axe "cuc giiSv, and unrcfla prcCcn,s ONLY anplv
UT r'SS' When M mot nion i hut weak: examples are pc
@ nm" strike INC sct Tasc tho pasSunS aud call in
nose ,c strongest and most general Of nil mctves Tive Md
n reipcrauNh Every vicious ,akcS The case his own
ni h' Is 'hc Only by which affected much les
'cryrL 30 That 20 ciLiSisc is cGuh Tho only sy, by
whica ioInd my writing cvcr did any o had aiv wcsi
mas Orn that they raised the bad men and nav rc,t
CS' caoot and To proceed has been to seq that
ibor Who r2vr sha'Ho aud far ANY thin, ,. ,vr
appealed iou he'd by nay so'irrs"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
NoRFoLw. jar. .

NoRToT.X, I2N. 2.
.Uost Dia5oAcol .u,,racr!-We learn from Car.
Turner of the Matthews Packet that an iuduest ~ =.
neld on Sunday last over the body Of Mrs. A.
fRiTcHETT, a respectable lady. between ID and 3D..
years OF age, wife of Capt. John Pyicheit of Ne.
PuInt Comfort found IN dry well on her farm, n sbo,5
distance from Der dwelling, where Sic had bee,
thrown by the mur.ercrs after committing the shock
ing deed. From the evidence adduccd 10 the Jury
from circumstantiai information derived from the
nSrhGorS and from the SlihspuuCnt confession Cf ,in
wrctchcs, two negroc. by the name OF IlenrD mud
D'cH, who have been apprehendcd and committed to
Matthews jan, - represented to us bv Cart. T.
una neigN5nr VINO accompanied him. we have o.
taired the following part culars of this horrid fair
Cn wednesday. 1t ult Capt. PrtChctt being from
home, the frs; named OF the ncgrocs TIc,yy n Lro-
Ing, entered inc house and demanded from Mrs
some change which She had promised him some tim,
before, upon her stating that If was ont oS hor
power To pay any thing until her husban nj returned
which "ould be .. 4 few DAYS, he sworc he Vould bo
paid Immediately. and, that night with the assi=-
lance oi Cicf. who belonged 20 Cant. r. he b-u,aliy
murdered tho old i1dv by stranrnr aud su0,cqti,l,,
hfr as was decided By c inqucst, from the marks Of
violence upon h'Titr0at @ about her head. They then
throw the body nioa well near tho house, which was
not used and almost dry. They next proceeded 10
rumnagc tho house aud trunks in quest OF money Of
which, they say they found orly trcc dollars one Of
which Dick has since giycHup.
The frs knowledge Of this shocking occurrence
was obtained by Mr.. ,Johneop, keeper Of the iobi
,jops' on New Point, who sending mossageto Mrs.
J. on Vow Years day, and learning from her r1,.r
ccrars that she was very sick in bed ami afterwards
hearing nothing FROM her, although Tho most friendly
intimacy subsi9tcd between their families suapcctcJ
That all wns not right, and calling n nnirhbor fhrv
proceeded 10 tho house. They found IT, deserted and
after searching n The apartments, without success,
Tor Mrs. +. c&tcndcd their examination 10 various
parts Of the plantation, when passing the well spo-
Ken OF ohovn they found the body cranmcd into II
nndcovered over. The negroes on leaving the scene
o their butchcry went TO- several of the p,7hborino
houses, and upon inquiry being made, why they had
lei Mrs Prltchct alone on the Plantations they 4nid
by way OF dlvcrtlng suspicion from them when tho
horid deed should become public, that she hal plenty
Of company with her, for several salor4 had como
ashore thcro, and demanded liquor, provisions. &c
swearing That they would throw her into the we'll if
she did not give them what they required
Ih'sc circumstances caused tho arrest of the vii
ia'hs ana their commitment since which, it is said
thoy have confessed The whole mnifnr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
GemFrat INSsuulf,.
IOLNE a ~ EGlT'E.Y.

m SATURDAY., Jan. ~.
Tho $p"1tey presented q communication from IN,
orcFnor enclosing the rcuar, al the directors oihr
Western Luunt3c hospital, which ON motion, ~ Mr..
t'-f", was lad the t'bl, and ordered 20 10 min
ted.
E9;Toe'c' bii1--l, Authorizing The erection of 1
dam across Queens Crock, in The county III T.ik:
,, 10 authorize the annexation at C stain lot, n nd
hn'inS to Shocko" Warehouse, IN the city ct Rich
lnond; }, Concerning the town of Sinricr,Io in
Nicholas couEty--wcrc reei ID time am, passes
CONVENTION
On mI'iun o.! Mr. ."isq2, the House n.-rin rcyaI.
we'd lts>li into committee OF The whole Mr. Nan il,
the char, on the bill 10 orgauizca Convention.
Mr.. ,H"S2" of f.edcrcs, rose, and IN a powerful
sp,nch, sustained his f,rm'r yicvs replied 70 Mr.
M'''r ana o'hrts' md vin'rutcd the principle of
organizing tl!e Convention upon white population.
lie was succeeded by Air. Dodiri9ge, on the same
side Of the question.
Explanations wccc made by Mussrs. on, Byrr ton.
ifrteT q Northampton, and .iiiiicr OF poviat,n
VIXEN on m9;on of Mr. Ts1,U,
The committee rose, and had leave 20 sit again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
n PREDATORY Cljeflajn oC R;ndosfon.

~ INC moment Of Maor Melville arrival n Luck
now; ne found That his Majesty, the King of Dude his
royai Court, and the British resident bad all zone
I'I'I TO witness n sport in which his Majesty took
great dri0ht--an elephant doIf. Tbitbnr NcIvillo
I"noWcd having first made his toilette and put him
sou ~ condition to appear before royal eyes. when
nc arrived upon the ground lifc before sunset hn
FOUND the sport upon the point Of commencing. and
know mat moment ofgo much interest WINS not TO
DC broken in upon by the claims ofbusincss; he there
iHTe adv need as near rs he conveniently could the
pedestrian natives, where it was possible, MAXIM
way Tor h5 horse and took his station where ne
could sec tho royal party seated with all attention to
AsIatc etiquette, under magnificent canopics and
protected from the throncinc o. thc multitude ar an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

Pedraza to the exclusion Of Gen. victoria tho insur-
rcctionof Gen. Santa Anna.
In the U. States-the adoption of Tariff, deemed
exceptionable by all parties the violence OF the oppo-
sen to /, IN the South the proceedings thereon of
the legislatures Of South Carolina and Georgia:s the
vloenccot the contest for the Office of President the
abuse OF The liberty press by ncessant invective
aud caumny the publication of private letters; the re-
ports oil private conversations the election of Gene raj
Jackson to the exclusion of Mr.. Adams; the general
and easy submission 10 thc will of the majority: the
new evidence of almost universal trust in tho ellica
ot our institutions and the spirit of the country
Nc chci glory of the end of tie year 1926 is the ST
tuaton OF this Union
Wereicr to tho uncquollcd prosperity and security
~ 'he american people; their advancement I'm num-
DcrS ana wealth; the increase Of their reputation and
influence abroad; the and extensive ccnuucsts
when they have made The wilderness; the diff:
fsion 81 knowledge, md of the means of c;!ncaton:
! the constant enlargement of an horizon cmhracinr
tao best prospects q! national wea and oittcruc with
The lights OF cultivated reason There is anp!c sccpe
Tor rrlocirg IN both the past and the fu,uro:--prn
O. los are every whore active, which cannot be cir
cumscribedor depressed: advantages abound of which
/ The sources ndcsiruCtobc; rights and institu-
lions have been established that To defy every
interim! or external assault To which thcv may be
deemed liable OF american freedom in It's essence,
mud main vaiU" We might almost say Tint it ca Be-
lost
''Ncvrr, tai substantial night
Hlt- rcaSS,'ii'd her aucirui night:
~ "iappd IN f2n's' in ran hus''d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
Fon rnF Rlcnnotn NYnn-

N..s cdtors nave with rrrrct notice in ,,,
t-.tGs paper, by Observation-Disclosures the a,tcui, ,f ,
c.ioi eIs OF this district 10 como suIabl, merchant nc m 10
~ 'as ceused me regret principally account OF tho d,
a Wi ne produced M Tive ranks Of tho friends Of Mr. Jp
A'oplon OF NowkeD upon WHOM wc any!ous 10 ie.n,
suIg u.s. Tor that Office, provided ls can BE- On,
q 20 r,e IN that capacity. do know Ncser Fdrrr
f7eiu-r M viii be candidate for district uit l,lc
iuy bio -rDicc for equal Mr. Suvcnes am, ina, II,
void make us much faithful and digni6cI r,yrc
Tn0so B hJpe VIII, with Accord unite ,p,r H.,
H W. or Of the present ncaphcn Currcnte q i,,
a FREEliOLDEE or HANOyIE
january. 1929.
ho aLoga would have appeared so,ncr had NOT ier,
ria.s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

F;or, RE .Natoar Gazette
We faJ ~ oil Mcx;cans papcr. the subourd nrc
Srrvuon r- the cure of Dyspepsia or hvpoc on,,ria
''ll, houc,a arcgla4l
liaCcr mIy Vucoc rvuClios
poner todOs los nelios
Hr 40 5l;crarsr por nadia:
- cOriio mo,icrid,
l.crcicio diversion
Ahurar TODD aprchsior,
StT al campo aleun rut>
loCo anccrro iniClio
\ c0r,inU occupacio."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
E0R THE RicHM)ND Wnfc.
TO A ~

ST. q recent number Of The Enpuiror YOU make
Gv5fg earnest appeal 20 The legislature Of Virrnia
on tAe engro5sing subject Of Convention Your ain,
i5 70 prove that property ou.ht 10 be represent d.
and yuuf siyic n icates you scholar. lawyer I'd
pract ~ Twist. / think know you " do
rot ~ yc iogcisn. IL seino is, NC paragraph,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

for YOU are SO ni az To promise grutiy MS farther
have the goodness 10 shew that in fair representa-
on OF the people, you viii leave out their property
any more than that IN representing their heads YOU
will leave ont their shoulders2--I have small farm
and charming wagon and team. Represent me
and you shall represent them. ZY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
CONGRESS-.

49, WNtH'NGrov, Jan 10.
M ii 'NFR's resolution was finally actad on vcs-
tcrday ia tha House ot Representatives,. Tho pre-
anibe, setting forth various instances of OUTRAGE
was modified on motion Of Mir. J. c. WR1Gur. and
was then rejected by vote of-ayes 81. noes Ill
Mir. NRtGVr having also amended tho resolution by
substituting two distinct resolutions for the one orri-
laiiY moved, tho question WAS taken separately on
the two, AMI both wcrc greed TO- the first bv vote
nj 20 70 80 and the second, having reference to tho
abolition of si'r.rv. generally, in the District by
vote 81 i5 TO g.. The House th.u resumed the con
s'dera,ion Of tho , relating ohc settlement at the
mouth Of the Oregon, being the unfinished business
Of tho preceiiuE eay, whom The bill was rejected on
themouon taot 1t - engrossed ior q third readinr-
hevotc being Tor the motion 10, against it o. The
House then resumed the consideration in Committee
OF the Whole, Of The uniavorablc report of the Com
inttcc on indian Ahirs. the clams of certain c,
zcns OF Georgln. The question being on a motion
nadc by Mr. IiioMPsoN, to reverse the decision of
the Committee, Mr.. WILDE made some remarks. but
before he had concluded, the Committee rose report
ed progress and obtained leave to sit arain; and the
House then adjourned till Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

1t VIII he seen that The bill proposing to authorize
territory Of the United States on the Northwest
Coast and thc exploration of that territory has been
rejected II The House Of apres cntaves b. rnnio
rlty OF p votes This decision is rather contrary to
our expectation Much talent and zeal have been
enlisted IN lis support and the occupation ofthe terri
tory has been urged with great perseverance, The
obIectio rs 10 IT our readers will have become ac-
quainted with by perusal OF the debate. We
incline TO think that tic decision nav no rr,.,rnJ
only ms The postponcment OF the occupation Of the
country which looking to the enterprise md adycn
turous slirlt Of people will hardly be deferred
many yoars.-,Ndt. Tgi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

WAY should the want OF physical courage be marked with
MANY, ana the absence oi moral courage be regarded with
conpacency' If nations he weak and crrauous viii 'c
ardcc OF tire enlightened ahaic tho ev That Ccdutv which
renders them duc'e IN evil equally available lead them 10
Cood and IT all who hold sound opinions would manv own
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are numerous enough 20 enforce respect change tie current
al pubiic opinion In all times and republic of
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