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Nyw.YoRk, Oct. 81.

NEw.YoRx, Oct. 81.
Fire. A distressing FIRE happened agar
last evening, about y II broke out. II j,
said, in the carpenters shop Of mr.. Stan
bury. IN King at. near Greenwich 81. The
conhagration WAS great, and in few mo-
ments the ere spread 10 mr.. Wales piano
forte factory, and from thence to an adjoln
ing stable: and Immediately whole neigh
borhood Of back and front buildings, com'
posed of light materials, were in a blaze.
The rear of several houses or Charlton
street wers considerably damaged.
We learn that house at HorsImus. was
burn, to the ground yesterday, in which
there were FIVE families.
tn. Storm. which has been pending
over U. for several days. burst forth last
evening, with great violence. II was
! very dark. and the rain fell IN torrents.
The blow was very heavy during the night,
and The wind howls loudly and the rain
falls brskly at this hour O'Clock. The
well was so high this morning the ferry
boats were nearly unmanag al.
The wharves are now overtlowed. and
on the EAST side the water il nearly up t.
Water st. A. l2 o'clock. in Front ST. and
Buring slip. the water was up t- the huh
e the Garments carts, The cellars are
early filled boats are plying IN Flymark-
et-st The sto'e-. under Flvmarket, are
covered 10 the depth of - inches.
The steam hoat Fulton, arrived this
morning from New-LonLon: che could pro
"ecd no farher.in consequence ofthr gale
Wa hsve heard ONO ,erous accident yet
The brig Dromo. outrs ard bound. drift
cd from her anchorage abreast of Coen,ies
sin, East River and drove horc in Bu'
termilk Channelnear Red Hook it j. sun
posed she will be got off without material
damage.
Onr news boat rowed M 10 the curb
stone in front of I'll White Hall.
NJ Barry. the Post master General. Wis
tied West Point on Thursday last fle
was welcomed bv the Officers md Cadets
under arms, and by the music Of their full
band.
Felix G-nndv has been elected n Sena.
tor ofthe U. States from the State Of Ten
aessee. to succeed mr.. Eaton, the present
Secretary of War.
An Asvum for the children of widows g.
wdowers. has been established in New.
York. The parents, who NAV he nile will
be required to contribute to their support.
Gov. DERBIGNEY. of Louisiana. wns
thrown from his carriage on the Isl ult
and so severely wounded in he head that
he died on the 9Th. remaining inscnsiblc
during the intermediate time.
Mr.. Mason the U s SecretNrv or %.
CATION at Mex'co. rs expected to he left bv
mr. Ponse't as Charge des flares.
Hon. John ForsWh. .flbert puihbs,f. and
Hnru Burnhop Esors. are candidates for
lhs Senate of he u. S. in Georgia
Hon. James Barbour. late minister IN
England with his family, arrived at New.
York in the Britannia from Liverpool, on
Wednesday last.
The Official rn,n-ns of the election of
Governor Of the State of Pcrnsyl,ania ev
mhit the following result: For mr.. Wolf
OH votes; for Mr. Riiner 1896.
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Grand State Lottery,
class % Draws Nov. 9.
1000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets -, parts IN proportion.
DR.9V.F NUMBERS,
u. |. State Lottery, no. II, extra.
Al 10 26 ~ 3 40
Groton Monument no. Lex.
o3 9 30 3 30 9 30 81 40
The dawn numbers Of the Grand State
Lottery. 9th class, WI be rec. this day.
Orders for Tickets in all authorized
Lotteries viii be attended TO on spphca.
ton AT this Office.
The Highest Prise in n l. State Loiiery
class 9, sold al his office
In addition 10 The numerous prizes sold
OF late at this office. sold to gentleman
IN this town IN the Rhode Island State
Lottery No. 9 Extra, in HALF ticket
combination Is 36 30 Prize Of
100 dollars.
ALSO-o one quarter or 1000 dollars.
S. CAEccNN.
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PUBLIC acts,
PASSED OCTOBER SESSION, 1929.

PASSED OCTOBER SESSION, 1899.
State Of Rhod. Island & Providence Plan
t0tions, in Gweral assembly, October
session, a ID. 1893.
An Act vesting Chancery powers in the Su-
preme Judicial Court in certain cases
SEC I he it enacted by the General As.
.sembly aud bv tho authority thereof it is en-
acted That the Supreme Judicial Court Of
che State, be, and they are hereby vested
with Equity jurisdiction in all cases relating
TO Trust estates, created by deeds of assign.
ment for the benefit of creditors with all the
powers which Courts Of fCbancery possess and
exercise in such case
"A true copy Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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Grand State Lottery,
class 25, Draws next Monday.
2CCO dollars

Highest prizr.
Tickets 81, parts IN proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS
RI. State Lottery, no. IL, extra.
III ~ 26 ~ 3 40
Gro'cn Monument no. lex.
23 . 30 3 35 2 ~ 81 40
The drawn numbers pf the Grand State
20. 2f will be received this dsy.
Ticket, in sll The domestic Lotteries. TO
he had a, this office whore number Of
handsome prizes have been sold.
J. 4. SHAW.
nov E
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In Bristol on Friday morning la't, sudden
iy. DR. Sheffield Atwood. a, old and respec
able inhabi'an' of that town
Al Gloucester Mass Mrs. Lucy Mason.
ife Of Nj AIphonsn Mason. and youngest
laughter Of Mr. John Strat,on of this towr
IN ih- Both year Of her age, after distres ing
sickness. which she bore with patience and
rssipnation
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C.uyi Of pyobor, N,uport, Nor. 2, 1929

Court Of Probats, JNtuport, Nor. 2, 1929.
XNJHEREAs the Commissioners Report
w and Administration account "n the rs
tat. of PELEG GREENE. late Of Newport.
deceased, was this day presented TO said Court
for settlement, and the consideration thereof
referred 10 the Court Of Probate to be holden
al tie State House in Newport, on the first
Monday in D.csuber neyt. at . o'clock, ~.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all per.
sons interested in said Estate. to appear be.
fore ssid Court at said time and place, and
sbew cause, If any they have, Why said Re
port, &c should not be received.
By order. B.B. IIowIAsD, Prob. Clk.
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Tin Plate Worker,
JOSE.PN MASON,

Respectfully informs his Iriend' and The
Public.
vV,BAT he has returned 10 the old stand
II next south OF Mr.. John w. Dsvis's-
where ali kinds Of tin ware Is made and re-.
paired. UAll orders promptly attended
10.
nm. B. Shed Iron Stores and Pipe,
made and r,peired at short "ofis'.
Oct. 22.
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VNUFSF Pills are ...r,
casv operation
safe. and soverci-nr, #..
Pains in e head ~
dice aud Scurvy, piI,
ion of he. eyes rrms
'chs indigestion,
-'in dNSen'erV, bll0
headache hey are ...
ions 'ev"ry Kind by '"
mr. ne m"fhid maj" %"
s.'t'ng "'s' aPpo'"e' '.
i've nao'ts orV '.s
~, h9es' seasons aho
'hNen III ",hte' or So
me day' wi'h'mi reg
~ business heH
are f"nnd TO exceed
ore 1ner'a w 'n'
'.'sen,"v Wv go, e." :" ,h' !"
'"'''" MUM Wv
''%,e' - a.. -
III , @ .t
",y &c "s'u, I've "
An .rp;,,aeaiJ v.,,
~, MIN \ L,na ,,.d. nan oe v,,;ons
az = ;H p;,;1 p;u. ""s' ~ n'So 60" 10 ho.-
Co.. 90, 80 sa', ,h., n, nar.n,or,s A.. tho
hes, Family Msd;c;,e ov., n.ad
puINEAs ALLEN
mp;,sc.,d u,. 1900 -
49,.
naUJ,A.DOpy'c Crr rpp aTrD
" rvE UnTrD
-, '"i on, ,-,
Nn,cn nprc' "hV 70 ne Ss'n :" oe "'e"g ap
p'o'e' o' '"' NJ s"f'S o' "eah anu ""'py"
,,,,, ,,1o,.c ,, o o,o,,.n,r,-,
unE"' Wv ~ III 'f!' i."h" -
ne character - w" ointment 80 We"
esr oished rs !" need no rerommenos'on''
i"r oe'ng P''n'sn'' safe snd 'nt' reHeN ,"r
MAJ 'ca'hscme al'. olsrase IL 's also c%e io'
ether er"plions of 'he ,sin, particularly i"'
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Notice.

THE subscriber having boen appointed by
J. the Hon Court Of Probate OF the town
e Newport, Administrator on the Estate OF
capt GEORGE SHEAR.N.7N, late Of New
port. deceased. and given bonds occosding to
law, requests al persons having demands a.
gaipst said Estate 10 present them for settle
ment--and oil persons indebted to make i'm.
mediate payment to
DAVID MELVILLE, Admir-.
nov 5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-05

the western essst OF Mexico, and had a..
vanced towards Poschurl. which is abou:
20 leagues distant from Ojsca. The mum
ner Of troops Is not known, neither 10 the
same Of their commander.
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DhNISSiO VERS NOTICE.
"E the subscribers having besn appoint.
w cd by the Hon Court Of Probate G,r the
town Of Newport, Co 1missionsrs to receive
and examine tho claims Of the creditor. q.
gsnst the Estate of
JOSEPH T. TRIPP,
late Of Newport, mariner, deccos-d, repro,
sen'ed insolvont, do hereby give notice That
six months from the 5ih October. 1900, ato
allowed tho creditors &c said Estate To brInr
in and prove thoir respective claims. and that
We will attend at tho house of George fnre
for that purpose on the last Saturdays in De.
Gambler, February and March, at 3 O'Clock p
IN on each dav
GroRoE ENGs,
Gro &. Shaw, Con,'rs.
ELsATHAN MAScnFsTrR,\
All persons indebted 10 said estate arc re
qucsted TO make immcdia,e payinrntto
JoHS Hull, Admir-. with tho VIII
annexed.
Oct. %.
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MARRIED

In Tiverton, on the 10Th nit. Mr.. Joseph \
Waite. of Providence, TO Miss Susan Spink, oi
North kingstown.
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Passed "A g. AdrusiiSe Bar, 6ci eist,

sch. Agnes, Swasey, henre. ~,
The late gale has done considerable
damage TO the eastward. Agrest nmbsr
Of vessels were driven ashore in ttr bar
bors Of Boston, Salem, Plymouth, M,rbIe-
head. Portsmouth &c. The tide rese Ia
an unusual height. 81
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AUCTIONS,

On SATURDAY nert,
az 10 o'clock A. M.
Will be sold at public auction in front Of
the subscribers Store,
I excellent, large Cooking Stove, with
4 all the apparatus, suitable for a large
family, or ship; one Franklin Stove. one
Ten Plate Stove, S bbls. Soap. ~ flag bot.
tom chalfs. l2 common chairs. one large
writing desk, 4 bcdsteads. 2 silver watches,
, gilt looking glasses, aud variety OF 9TH
er articles Conditions az sale.
ALso.-Two warranted time pieces.
MILTON HALL, .fuctr.
nov 5th
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Kerseys. Flannels and Bookings,
Ladies' Habit Cloths,
Extra Buck skin Gloves,
Beaver ditto cheap,
Fashionable Ves,ings,
Extra Gilt Buttons,
Figured ditto for Ladies Dresses,
Liillbridge's Composition Stocks,
Chestermsns Improved Suspe enders,
All Of which will be sold at q small ad
vance for cash. Oct. %
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THE Wa hington capt WIN. Cnns,ock
3 leaves Providence Nov. .. Il ~ II
~ -, 30. at l2 NJ and New York Nov.
10 a. 10 23, %, st4P NJ.
TIIE Benz Franklin. capt, r ! Bunk
l pr, leaves Providence Nov !, z. ",
l6, 81. 26. at ~. NJ. and Nav York
Nov 5 Q l3, IL. 81. %. at 4 PM
TIVE President, Captain f. s. Bunker,
' leaves Providence Nov ~, II 10
!3 %, ST ~ and New York. Nov ~
l. q, 25. 30,
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.AT'T. ...'l'
yNUE Company
? PoIunfccrS. wi f......
on Saturday evenin w
out arms A genera .lt ...t.t
is requested
Per order ir 'rl.-
j. Al. ti;
nov <
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TsNHE Chanrei
Charles CoCe
Nov +. 9, I3. IS.
York.Ncv D.. !
The packets Nos
New port, to recc
Stages will be in :
val to Goru ard pas
SSndw ich, &c.
Coz c',rsalso IT,
sengers 10 any T
vicinity.
Freighta taken
brit cannot he rec,
days Of sailing
For fre 5ghr or
Captains on boa
wharvps.
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y sis E1csiiency, JAMES rINNER, Gov.
sfnor, Captain. General, and Commander.
in Chief Of the State of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations
A PROCLAMATION.
"THEREAs the General Assembly OF the
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DR.. Ua ~ r.

nov s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
%, FoR THE Vine.


GENTLEMEN-By the law under which Won az
scmbcd tho Governor IL required TO proclaim tho
sun OF your lHbors to the peoplc,-at least tbroc
months before the spring elections. If YOU do not
therefore adopt Constitution before the LIST of Jnr
nary tho vote of ratification DO deferred ut least
: months. You have been so much absorbed ron
tcmcn by the question Of the "bass' TINT Won Ro,c
not thought otminor matters. am sure that li,ll,
rehccton VIII suggest TO Won tho necessity Of enc
ditng the various business before YOU as rot,nIv NJ
possible ~ you persist however in the schema or
sittng III The hall OF the House of Deerotes altcr
atey wththnt Body--is tnot perfectly manifest that
TIE SESSIONS OF both bodies will be unreasonable and
unnecessarily protractcd-to the great cost Of tho
lrcasry aud perhaps with little profit TO the stat
nehtehcn rclYuPon It, that to adjourn TO some ntbc
oulnlng, i"T example To tlc Church. which has bncr
so Pohcy rendered to you, will but promote fbo OH
J'ct Tor winch you assembled, and viii Give mar,
Ech'Fai satisfaction. | have heard n viii. nctcJ
h"o" not WIN what truth, that the tDrmbcrs nr ia,
h'@lSiai orc VINO ar" also members Of your body ~.
ahNl u THAT yon should continue In the Cepitoi f.
l"'lr "nV'h'e"c' In that case thcv will be- cutit1oa
t ""D.c P'Y ana their minds are so very ductic and
COMPREHENSIVE, that they can well cNeCulc The ioii.
n'tIc1 OF IN" aud Constitution makers at the sam,
Ilm". J have also heard il whispered that desirr',
mont M a two-ipld degree your Secretary vl,, T.,
also Clerk TO The House Of Dccgates-nav Ina,
probably influenced some Of your minds Thai ,G;
Ger by the arrangement of both bodies sftin, -, H.
Hall, on the daV, viii only be- entitled for f. .
services 90 the moderate sum ofS3UO per vrcI oros
the rate Of SIS COO per year. ! hone Ccou.,e
those things arc not TO 80 SO.
A CONSTITUENT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

II VIII be seen by the report of the proceedings Of
The Committee Of the whole on Saturday last that
the proposition Of M Upsur that the basis of rcprr
ss"9.i"n m The House OF Delegates and the Senate
Should be both fixed on the combined ratio of tho
"hic popnIat"n' population and taxation combined
ana federal numbers, has been carried in Committee
%S"if's we united vote ofthe Western delegation
We deeply lament this result as il is at N,nr Nc
we THINK with every sound principle of republican
government, and further because we have no doubt
that constitution founded upon such basis will DO
rejected ny the people of VirgInia.-We do not deem
necessary To say at present as our oninions
require no Iaborcd expose to make them known and
understood. The question is yet to be reconsider
ca III INC convention, and may take such a shape as
been willing for the sake OF harmony to surrender in
some measure and to certain extent, principl,S
which We have always considered as the only fdun
ua-'oh OF legitimate government TO wit, the will Of
the communicated if we know ourselves, we will
with all the ability God has given us, resist the
rule Of minority ofthe people
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

taken place. '' '"' '"'ne cTtOrs have
Yon observe that said otifre y,,,, ,,c t,...,.
,1n WouId be called vote on tl. t,
Wy yNPe,s ons were, "thrce hams aeo ~ i'''"'"'
Nhrn Spoke ~ those Who " pro- ia ,,.,.o IL a., .
''s' diN not intend 10 say aud presume Al 49, @
'','' ,c" was 10 be created Tor purpo.cs of Internal
o,gi, 49, Wv my opinion Is the reverse tlr,k eucL dol,
49, n' c"icd Nhcncyer there is arll f,u,lr,I ,,,,
% o.cpcn vii yioIda ptoft equal mr. nearly ,o,,,i 20
I -, -'l ~ I'VE money expended Ithcrf(,re ss,d ~, i.a
On say hat was friend ~ internal ,,orVc,,,, ~, a.
u'b's whether 10 carry on var fof uuuoses of
M "'l"Ve,tn'' OF any other grca srhe,rr are 10 be-
. on we lands ~ the cpuntry whic, are ,,v,Iic nd ,c
- on ohautls which can lie rouo,ed AZ pra,t,re bnsc
~, c,'aes arc n be thus permanently uougaqcd ought
Ns'ey ~ Judge OF the cVpedency u crr,ting ch rr,
w,"e' ap satisfied that this mistake /, more NV nIi t,an
yours Hnd have therefore, aud for ,anv o,lsr ,.,s ,
u"'"iN n asking YOU feciify it, '' '''@'''' ''''f
ioy"'0' JNO COITfR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
FREMONT YzoYysn-

FE7HiS establishment Will be opened for The recon-
n ton of company on Thursday, tho 22d of Dc
tobcr. =.
The Advantages of locality the yarietv and cm-
venIent distribution of it's apartments and the COM
pcte and appropriate style in which it has been fur
nshed and fitted up by the Proprietors arewel known
IN this vicinity. Strangers may be interested by the
information that the situation of fremont House Is
central, IN on airy, dry, and healthy quarter and in
he immediate neighborhood of the principaI places
OF public amusement and of the business streets "a
the city. =
Among the particular accommodations of the Fl
Enlistment are Reading Room, which will he sun
pied with all the Journals Reviews and Magazines
published IN this country which It is supposed will t,
interesting TO the patrons of tho 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 rnRv
prefer private table, and large and elegant DRAWING
and dining rooms for the entertainment of Clubs and
parties. W.
Convenient and we'll lighted Bathing Rooms.
WlSh VIII he IN constant preparation for use by the
public, MS well as by the inmates orthc establishment
arc connected.
IN ordinary WILDE served on Friday, and aflsr-
wnIds every day at half past 2 O'Clock.
- Inc subscriber having taken Lease Of fremont
house asStr"s hls friends and he Public thai no OK
c'"n on ms part or on the part of those under lis
control snail be spared TO supply the wants and &c
o,1mouate me habits nnd taste Of his patrons ITo
Pl"o"cs himself also TINT his prices slah va ~ res
poet exceed those Of Hotels in other parts of the T.
0ln'cs, conducted ~ smllur stvlc
,.,,..., DWIGHT BOYDEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

THE MARKET.-Durrg he week, there bs.
been no change in Ashes. Cotton especially for tho
last few days, has been brisk. Prices on tie Corn
Exchange are well sus aimed except for Corn
Rasins, at the largo auction sale ON FRIDAY fin;sL
ed at 80 cts decline casks, and 5Oa6octs ON boxes
Beef and Pork are lower.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

seeni Tor those who come to witness ,Gocees; mud
80 -, ws. ne auditors oid not here a mo
u aie chftns n.y. bni of
VIZ ie nv The dvhetaons. he thought shoId lie accom-
'el 'ie would therefore for the appointment of ,
Sn'luse 10 look oh for another ruom which would .ao,i
ueeI accommodations aud ihs must be done shortly !,
may as wei perhaps be done '''' -
I've concluded with offering the following resolution.
esoped That Committee be appointed enquire yyhe,lc,
convenient obtained sit,ine NJ Tho O..
,eno should they judge expedient from the Ieris
laye Hail. aud rcpor, 's'''
ihs question was then and the resolution wa, ne a,;v.
lac Convention then adjourned till at II oclock
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O'Clock
inc Convention then icso'vh Itself INTO Committee Of tho
Whole NJ Powftt the ChtiE
Nj Ours then concluded hs remarks speaking or about
% motion Of Ar CmrST Jonsov tho Committee shcn
rose md reported progress
' fT'tfir itn. rose HuI...I .tt re- .One. lr. ste tt
'.rs' H could not sri .r.ul t.s pa., . 10 . .,,t r.
f .f- fru..l t.rHHlv Fs rI.la.lI . is tI ,.,, ..,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

DiED-ht the residence of his father General
joins PEGRAM, in Dnv idde, on Sunday mornipg
lat, RlCiIAHD G. PEGRAM. Esq Counsellor at
Law, in the 99th year ofhis aqc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

t"seG amongst t-Co unsigs, wE,vUt ,c;uiu &c i,ui~-
atiou--and he House of K. presrtai ives is appor-
tonCu according To lode al numbrs, bnt subject 10
ihs modification, thai each county shall have at eas.
one, aud not more than four mCmbeTs--nud CountiC.
having 5000, to have Drigatcs- 1000. S--ard
i2uoo aud upwards, j Drlrgates.-in TcnneSsce,
both Houses app0riioncd according to taxable M
habItants inculinr savrs--ln Louisiana, the Sena-
torlal Districts tO remain forever nncha""'u'
without regard 10 tie n' rcasc al popuiatl"h-Gho ~
Missouri each county 10 have on" representative at
least, Il the largo counties more than one, according
% popua'i.n. a. sir, arc Ia be influenced by the
CNamrlf 90 other STATES. by Which ought we TO he
IN u,nccl o. l,.' example Of "a States twelve OF
wlich old States, some OF whose Constructors
hnvn bern tested ~ the experience OF near halt
-ntury? ar shat vt ,l!Ow the example or youn
ger sisters some o' whomRre young, that they
hive not yet had sufficient opportunity oi tcStiag
thc O'iS1"n Of choir mc3sErcso TAr gentleman from
London, EIr. Mcrcrrl :cll 10 the Committee, rN-
tracts from tho Bill of Rjgh;', reiXed 20 the Con
siiiuuONs uf a-Duulcr oi jhc States - prof. tho
eIdaity oi All men. aud To convince Lj" House, that
Che white basis, without regard any other ccnsic-
ration, ourh; %, adopted II Is true Tia, seven
Of The States. have Balls OF Rights, declaring lAo
/ equality Of 81 meu--1ll That the majority u1ve
r'-ht to alter modify tla governments as thcy
please. NOtWt.s andi.E all these Bill, %. Nights
I tnd the WISE men who made these Cons ttut!Ous.
hN t'rnrg" Mason. AM nj. coupitifot~ OF l776 who
made the Corsltuion 90! Virginia, wisely mod. wing
-"ncral prTaip,s, adopt them To hc par'ir-
Clnr sjtr1tcu ara circumstances, OF thor several
/ StatCs--'h"y mt ID cat tJ Il ,ha no was
30 q, rather han 20 mako The cont wi.t 1:t re-
gard 10 the dimensions 81 H. man, and compel him
10 ~ ar n, whittier n g. ljI Tot. Thu., Nr.
| Chairman wil! III wi-e D., .siv - ScI 4 Cpn-ttu-
ion, although 81 m2y Hc mud acsofd.ag Ec n'st
approve. Ficli O.! ga Orci'4' Perfection, Is OF title
lva,ac ,urcs, It Dc adapted tp the circumstances Of
tha country, or which az Is intended Aud cotepi-
lpnr0rv "Noos:ioDs of tle IA lng OF an Instrument,
made by th' ,horS OF thc A>tium'n's themselves.
a:c enti ed o more csspo, teaa IN mos 'Hbo,atr,
and ingenious essays, oi subsequent Csmmou ,o5a.