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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24
From the Richmond wing.
Keniuckv Proeeedinss on the 7ar6

Kentucky Proceedings on the 7arF-The S
Cat"ilna 't>oiutIot- seem TO have produced
some sensation III The legislature Of Kentucky
as well as L. ours, and there, as well as here
those te>olutiors have been referred, in the DO
pnlar b. dnch OF Ia. Legislature, 10 a selec' com
n,ttce. H. our select committee, Their, was one
dis rlient NJ. Doddtider) from The report
adopted, declaring the unl enst'lutionalty oi
tn arlff: in tht Kerm ky legislature, there
was one dissen,ient, Mr.. Grayson) from the
report ahoptea by the Committee decla ing the
consiituiioaakiy Of the tariff! When do tors Sc
learned dIsag're, how are the great and iguo.
rant ms,s 10 decide!
Tn Kentucky committee reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, whic h are not
yet adopted, bu' which no doubt will be.
REPORT AND RESOLUTIONS,
of the Select Committee, TO whom were referred Ger.
tain other Reports and Resolutions adopted by the
States of South Carolina and Georgia
The select committee 10 whom were refer.
red Report and certain Resolutions adopted
by the Legislature Of the Stale Of Georgia, ON
the subjects of the Iariff and internal Improve.
ment; also, a report ADOPTED by SAID Legisia-
lure on African Colonlza!i ION, and certain 9th
er re solutions adopted by the Leei,latu re OF
the Safe Of South Carolina on the subiec, of
State Rights, have had those subjects under
consideration, and recommend TO this Legisla.
ture the adoption of the following preamble
and re solutions:
The suhjrct Of State Rights has heretofore
been, and aust CONTINUE TO be, interesting and
highly important to the people Of the Ur tied
St.,es. To dema'k, with precision, the boun-
Diary between State aud National sovereignty,
is diff ulr; and from The complex nature Of our
confrd,,acy, will always continue so 10 be-
Aud when We attempt to analize the quan,um
Of sovereignty delegated to the National Cow
ernmeut, and apply II to the various subj ecls Of
legislation, we must expect 10 continue 10 see,
as we have heretofore seen, various que stions
arise between the powers granted, and the res
served righ,s OF the Sra,ess Aud as the sub
jec.s Of State Rights, African Colonization, and
the Tariff and Internal Improvement, are high
ly interes ing TO the Amc rican people At this
time; aud our sister States, Georgia and South
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24
AtfglGM. a .TsDAIAa
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a 80
wASHINGToN's BIRTH NV

Was celebrated in this place ye,,.,a,.
our citizens, much in the usual wav ., W
tia, there was no public Grafton. N,,io,I p
lutte. were fired at sunrise. at noon, and =, "
set, by Captain Morse's company of Ari,..
Captain Harmon's company Of Indrn.,d
Volunteers, with its excellent Band, and r.,
Morse's company Of Artillery, psradsd day.;
the day. Al night TWO balls were pi,s, =
which the beauty and fashion of the low, =,
tended. The day, though cold, wa. el,,, -,
If il had not been for the snow on the v,,n.,
would have been fine for the display Of tn. nj
Iitary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24

We Yesterday published some remarks fro,
The correspondent Of the United States G. zen,
relative TO Gen. Jackson's refusal to visit d.
President. The Telegraph in,ultingly oro
claims the same fact, ard intims,es that III;
shameful conduct is pleasing 10 the leaders,
We hopeG better things even from Gen. JACK
son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24

Mr.. Sou'hard has been appointed AttO,,,
General of the State Of New Jersey, by III, /.
gis'ature Of that State. This is some sm,n
paralion for their disgraceful 1--WE really D..
call it SOY conduct towards him with ep,i
to his nomination to the Senate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24
x Hundred and Nmety-five OF
Seven Hundred Acres

The sales aforesaid, will be nsde subject to the
right of dover of the defendant Margaret McCarty,
widow of Edgar McCsr,y, decd: and the undivided
nteres, of the infant defendants, Ann Met arty and
" william &. Saunders, derived to them by descent,
from Thompson Mason McCariy. decd the defendant
Daniel McCarty, decd and their mother Matilda NJ
Saunders, decd IN all the lands which NAV be
sold. JOHN STANARD MPC II
feb 24-2awts
O The sale will not be postponed on account of
bad weather ]. g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24
Marshal's Sale of Valuable Lands,
In Fuirf0r Counfn Tirpini0

u
DY virtue of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chan.
Id Gerry for the Fredericksburg District, pronounced
on the 18th day of May. 1928, in two depend
ing in the said Court, viz
Yeamans Smith Plaintiff,
against
l.. Taylor and others, Defendants.
William N. McCarty Plaintiff.
against
Ann McCarty william Il. Saunders, jr. in.
tARts a Ad l9 4bbfi s1Su-Bf ron."sG Ann E. lis
wife, John N. McCarty, Thomson r. Ma.
son, administrator of Edgar McCarty, de.
ceased, and others, Defendants
Lgass. ! snail on the an day of ApyH nerf,
ERssat Samuel Cats Tavern a, the West End of
SYts the Town of Alexandra, in the count, of
,xezss Fairfax, expose to sale by public auc, ion to
the highest bidder upon a credit of twelve months all
the residue of the tract of Land called Cedar Grspe
not sold undenl9he former decree Of said Court and
which was conveyed by the deed betw en- Edgar Nc.
part and William Grayson Of the third part, dated the
18th day of November, 1917 situate lying and being
in the County OF Fairfax lexcent that part of the said
tract of Land which is in the possession of the DE.
PENDANT Hancock Leg said to contain
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
exclusive of the part neId ny the said pur
chaser purchasers thereof to give bond with good
security and deed of upon the premises Sold to
secure the payment Of the purchase money at the ex
prati"n of the time OF credit. if the amount for
which that part of the said land shall be sold, shall
not be sufficient to pay and satisfy tie amount due to
the plaintiff in the INST of the said causes, viz the
of 1921 90 with interest thereon at the rate of
six per centum per annum from the Goth day of Jan.
airy, 1925, till paid, and $3.50 46 cots of suit shall
at the same time and place, IN like manner and upon
The terms, make sale of that part of the said
tract of Land in the possession of the said Hancock
Lee containing, it is said,
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY ACRES.
shall also at the same time and place. in like man.
ner and upon the terms before prescribed, make sale
of the residue of the Lands which descended from
the SAID Edgar McCarty. decd being The land called
the Seneca Fas Ir0c, situate lying and being in the
count, aforesaid, containing
4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-24

DY virtue of decree of the superior Court Of Chan
Id Gerry for the Fredericksburg District, pronounced
on the 18th day Of May 1923 in two causes depend.
ing in the said Court, viz
Yeamans Smith Plaintiff,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

a. WANTS. PANACEA.-The following affidavit exhibits
- the powerful efficacy of the Panacea in Chronic Rhe
natism This extraordinary places in bold relief the
absurd the infatuated, prejudice, the maniesy wicked
and unjust conspiracy of certain of the faculty their
TO decry this invaluable medicine. may perhaps humble
the pride of scence but will advance the interests and re-
ieve the sufengs of mankind, have known that when
the patient had been nearly cured by the nroducton BY
STEALTH of my medicine, the medical attendants being gno
rant of the agency of the Panacea the cure they have
from such case, delivered clinical lectures and built up
theory for the future treatment of Rheumatism and
sent their students to all parts of the Union practise on
their fellow creatures upon such theories built ubbe
Poor Davis he had long pinned and angushed what is
called regular treatment and under would probably have
descended into the grave but happily for him he heard of the
Panacea. He took by STEALTH and alive to testify to its
almost miraculous effects him.
In former publications have given of Rheumatism
cured by this medicine but knowledge of all those cures
was utterly lost and this of Davis stood Alone should
feel entitled to pronounce the Panacea specific that pre-
vaent and painful dease and the who could have the
hadhood TO deny the assertion must either undertake to
prove tins statement sanctioned by the soemny of OATH
to be ase or he must attempt TO demonstrate against
and fact, that the cure merely accidental.
Ii the deicacy OF the patients would permit could
sh numerous this city, where the Panacea has been
privately and successfully administered while the attend
physicians have watched the progress of the disease pre-
scrbed medicines which taken and finally chuck
led at the anced triumph of their skill Such as doubt this
statement may be satisfied by calling my office, where
am prepared to verify these assertions Were permitted TO
publish the evidence my possession would certain
gentlemen with confusion and ought not to have
puneo vSitings Of conscience doing it, for they have
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
A7tHEAP AND SEASoNABLE SPRING GOODS, al MOI

q NHEAP AND SEASUNABLE SPNINU UUUUS at NO.
" g. Market-street, Wilmington, lately occupied by VIII
liam Rowan Co., opposite Eakns Hotel The subscribers
have opened handsome assortment OF Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail reduced prices, consisting
part of blue black brown olive and NIX Cloths, super
fine, fine and low prced Cassmers and Sanes Irish Linen
long Lawn linen Cambria and Handk rs Cambria and furn
ture Dmiy Cambric aconet book Swiss and null Musns,
plain and figured; handsome of Calcoes and
Gmghams table Linen, Diaper and Crash; A Bobnet, and
bobnet and thread Laces Pungee Canton and Italian Cpes
Italian, Manua gros de Naples Forences, Levanlnes and
Sarsnets Silk cambe, Bombanes and Lustngs SILK, Va
enca and Marseles Vesngs white, blue and yellow Nan
keens; cashmere, silk and gauze Handkercbef &c toge
with general assortment of Domes PIads, Stripes and
Checks, 54, A, and 34 brown and beached Musns, Bed
Tckngs, Piltsburg Cords, &C.
All of which they invite their friends call and examine
JOHN r. BOWERS & Co.
April, 1929. 26-2m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
y CREW CUTTING AND TURNING.-W

SCREW CUTTING AND TURNING.-WILsoN PEIR-
- respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has commenced business that old established stand
the BrdndyOine Mills, Wilmington, Del, formerly occup-
BlackSmhig, in all its various branches Paper Press and
Rolling Mill Screws, of various szes Mill Spindles and all
kinds of Mill Irons will be furnished the shortest
Castings will be furnished to those a distance the lowest
Philadelphia prices From his experience in the business and
by moderate charges he aters himself that he will be able
TO give general satisfaction.
N. B. All orders from distance will be puncuay atten-
dad to. May, 1929 2S-3t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
27-tf

EOACH MAKING The subscriber, thankful to his
" friends and the public in general, for the very liberal
patronage, heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues to pursue the above business all its various
branches his old stand No. l49, MARKETS Whining
ton Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds of Carares
in his line; such COACHES, BAROUCHEs GIGS Dear,
borns, &c. He has hand and FOR SALE number
of New Gigs and Dearborns warranted for year-Lke-
wse great variety fsecond hand gigs and chairs in COM
pete order Also, handsome supply of neo and second
hand HARNESS; all of which will be sold low for CASH
or good acceptances EDWARD KENNARD.
N. B. great variety of unfinished work. in state of for
wardness-which be finished Immediately to order
April III. 24-2m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

VOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Whining
M ton, Del conducted by Bishop Davenport, with the as
sistance of accomplished female teachers The
structon pursued at thus Seminary embraces all the useful and
most Of the ornamental branches of female education
Terms OF BOARD; Washing and Tuition in any of the
common branches $50 per quarterpay able in advance
EXTRA cHARGEs-For Music, including the use of
Piano, S12
For the French and Spanish taught by experienced
French MASTER 6
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, per quarter, s
Particular attention paid only the manners Of the
Young Ladies' but to their moral and religious
There one course of Lessons in Psamody given year
use OF the Young Ladies' To those who the Sem
mary year there will be charges for books
stationary Psamody.
REFERENCES.-Rev f, w. Gilbert, Rev Isaac Pardee
Rev J. II. Colt, Rev j. P. Peckworh and the Hon Willard
Hall.
Wilmington, May sth, 1929. 29-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
ARM a r. C..

HIP EMovAL.-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
I'M "a his friends and the public generally that he has
znoped his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. IL,
to No. 20, West Front street. between Shpey and Orange
nert door to George Smons's Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather
Wilmington, April 4,.1929. 23-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

STRAW Colored & White NAvARINos-MIssEs WILL
- SON, Milners, have opened part of the store No.
105, Market Street, assortment of MILLINERY with
Navarino, Leghorn Straw Batse and other Bonnes Leg
horns and Saws whened and presed-and Hats or Bonnes
made to order, in the neates manner moderate terms
E. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired art of
THEoREM PAINTING, at the above place. where specimens
may be
May l, 1922 27-tf
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
April, 1929.

merry, of superior quality, and of all Sizes imported
MA from London by b RIcHARDsoN 4 Son, of Phadel-
pha may be had at the Drug Chemical Store of the sub
scnber NO. l35, MARKET-sTREET Wilmington; who ap-
pointed Agent for the sale of the same.
The above article Selected by person specially appointed
for that purpose will be found by Manufacturers Machnss
and others using TO be preferable any heretofore offered
JOSHUA HARLAN
May 10th, 1929
N. B. fresh supply of DRUGS s. MEDICINES just re-
ceyed, and for sale above
MINERAL WATER fountain OPEN eff
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
MpAPER HANGINGS.-

MDAPER HANGINGS.-An assortment of WALL Pa
N PER, of the fashion, and Fire Board Patteys
of the latest Importation from Paris for sale cheap, by
A. & FL WILSON,
No. los, Market street
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

EHNo PARENTS.-JosErH NORMAN respectfully informs
MI the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Boots and
Shoes of the latest paerns; under his immediate in
speconso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction both in article and price, His
establishment at the of French and Third Streets
Wilmington May, 1929. 2s-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

MoTICE.The Co-partnershp heretofore existing between
Nv the subscribers, under the firm of c. & G. REYNOLDS
dissolved the 25th inst, by mutual Those
persons indebted will please make payment those hav
ing claims, present them to GEoRGE REYNOLDS who duly
authorized TO settle the CHARLES REYNOLDS,
GEORGE REYNOLDS
4th mo. go, 1929.
o. The business will be continued by GEORGE REYNOLDS
at No. &c. Market street. 27-4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
OBITUARY.

DIED, on Saturday night, u, his mothers
residence, IN this plncp, Dr.. SEPIIalUS y.
OWENS, il. the ooh year II his aer.--Dr. o
was a young gentleman If fine o,ig inal genius
and excellent requirements Noope knew him
who did not bear testimony 10 the integrity Of
hi4 character and 10 the generosity Of his heart
DEPARTED this life. on Friday the 20 h OF
June, Miss NARCiS5A PETERS, ut her IN
ihsI's, in the 18th year II her age. Possessing,
~ an eminent deg zee, those mild and aminble
virtues which ndoiu the female character, she
promised 10 become truly valuable member Of
aocety. Gentle. modest, obiiging and nm.
assuming, she secured the esteem Of all who
knew hrr Bu, alas IN The bloom OF youth SHE
WINS attacked by the ra,ages Of disease, aud
after five mouths Of pa0 and suffering she fell
f, victim 70 death But her death was not with
oui hope taught by The w1id Of tiuih. md
avn b, the spirit ol God, she fed IN faith II
he Saviour Of the world, aud repnsing on the
,neris of his atonet.eni. she experienced in her
.onl the consultations Of hope. Whenever she
was favored ith lucid intervals she expressed
herrc,igna,ion to tbrwill ofGod e. urged 90 her
friends ihr overwhelming claims OF our holy re-
lipien. From her death, may the young learn
the uncertainty of lille, and he taught by her
example, diligently to obey the wise sdmonr
ton " remember now, thy Creator, in the days
of thy youth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
LONDON CORN EXcuANGE luna II

LONDON COIN EXCHANGE, June IT,
The arrivals Of grain since Monday from all
paris hnve bern small. but IN. dennnd his
morning oievery description Of Corn was ne.
seriheless dull. In the lew sales which took
place, Mondays currency was obtained. though
lower prio must have bern taken, 10 have IN
duced increased purchases Inc indication
yesterday aud to-day oia change in the wen.
,her, is alleged 10 have dim nlsned the demand
for spring Corn.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June ls
PosrscRIrr The sales OF III. week nrn IL,
0lD bag }. nj former prices. The import IL - :.
oOp bngs, namely, $4,000 American, l H. 0C
brazil, 1910 Egyptian, and LOO Demara, a
aud Wes, lndles.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. June l6
Several caignes If foreign Gran have arriv.
ed during the week, aud the almost certainty
ni the duty on Wheat being down to 10. ID pei
quarter this week, has rather tended TO depres
the market One or Two parcels of Indian Com
IN bond, we've reported 10 have been sold on
Saturday. but in other Grain under lock We
have no heard OF any Transactions The de-
cline since this day ~.rk We consider Al pes
bushel on the 6nea Wheat, and cd 10 I'D Oh
inferior qualities.
Average oi wheat for the last week. Ills Cd
Aesregaie average for thu preceding SIN weeks
69s I0d Duty on foreign Wheat, l3, 81.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, June Is.
CoTroE.--lhe demand since the beginning
III the p.onih has been good, hougb rather Inn
tied for the u. 5. short staple col,ons, the
prices OF which are well supported. Ihr sales
itnm the Isl 10 the sh. consist IN 3n3l bales
1867 Louisiana. ~ s5G 10 II Zoe 1872 Upland
NJ 70 10 10 -. The arrivals within III. s,me
period have only amounted to b63 bales ne.
eeyed from New York. Stock on the Isl inst.
was % 1do bales. OF which %, III bales u. S.
WHEAT AND FLOUR, Il he transactions sioce
last report have been on very limited scale.
aud generally NJ ~ decline on oar previous quo,
taiions Of from II 10 II 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
SEVERE STORM.

A correspondent in Amherst county furnish
es us with the subj oiued account of severe
siorm pfwind, rain, thunder and lightning,
which occurred on the 9th Of Jolly. on the
northeast end of the Tobacco Row Mountain,
in that county:
&" On The 9Th July, 1929, at about 3 O'Clock
p. Nj di.tant lhunder was heard ln shor'
irne the clouds seemed ~ gather from almost
every point, and the V ind and rain commenced
with great violence. The VIVID streams OF
lightning and loud peals of thunder, IN quick
suggestion, added greatly TO the soannily OF
the scene, which Is believed by many 10 he un-
paralleled. he rain Increased 10 such deglee
that appeared as though the windows o the
Heavens we're opened aud he fountains OF the
great deep broken mp. The rain tontIued
bout one and a half hours, " it'll but little inter
mission. The effect was as right have been
expected. Tn growing crops on the creek bot
toms are destroyed. fences are swept away, the
broken lands IN cultivation and the crops OH
them are greatly damaged by the wash, aud
great deal OF cora prostrated by the wind. Ma
ny forest trees were struck by Lightning aso
one in the yard and near the chamher door oil
MIR. G. p. Taliaferro. which sho KIDD the greater
par; of his family. We have heard OF many o.
Their persons being shoCke ed. Some gram stacks
were struck by lightning and burat up, but
fort uuateiy lives were lost hat we have heard
OF. Tine severity of the cloud was not very ex-
tensiyeiy experienced"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, in Nelson county. on Tnesda,
the 2slh of Ioly, by the Rey. james Boyd. Mr.
JOHN POWERS. to Miss SOPHIA HARVEY
of the same county.
-. on the same day, bv fhe snme. Mr.
WILLIS z. WILLS, TO Miss MILDRED
WILLS. MI the same county.
-. on same day, by the same. Mr.. THO
MAS o. STATION. To MIS-. POLICY LOWE
all of Nelson coun,y.
-. on Tuesday the oath July la.i, OF the
residence Of Mr.. John w. Cook, Of Franklin,
u, the Rev. James Reed, Mr.. PARK STREET
OF the vicinity Of Nashville Tenn. 10 the anna
bile Miss MARY JANE SMITH, of Franklin,
county.
-, Al Laurel Furnace, Diekaon county
Tenn. on the 2lai June, MIR. DAVID CKAN
FORD, to Mrs. ELIZABETH ID. FULCHER
LATE of Amherst county Va,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
SARAYOGA
Or Congress Pow ders, &c.

EUsT received the highly esteemed and roi-
% liable Saratoga or Cong re@ powders. These
powders possesses all the pieasanfness & all The
Medicinal efficacy OF the celebrated Congress OF
Saratoga Spring, and also Saratoga water ln
hotties .--For sale at porthern prices.
NOVEL DAVIES.
July 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

u 4 M eling pi the Physicians chosen to
yaec'naie The cliinens of Lyochburg, is reqnes'
ted'fhIs afternoon at the Washington Tavern, at
clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
DIR. Howell DAVIES

SENDER5 his thanks to the citizens of
1 Lynchburg and IFS neis hbprhood. for their
patronage heretofore, and very respectfully se-
iiriis continuance Of their favors. lis char.
ees v III be- as low as any Physicians an h's
place or its vicinity.
QT he will practice In 10 nilies-hy. fhs year.
July ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

AUGU STA MEMORIAL We are glad to
perceive that TIE Memorial recently So, on
foot in Augusta county, with view to bring be.
fore the Convention the expectancy Of adopting
some constitutional provision, paving the way
for the gradual mannmission of ouf slaves by
law, has met wi h universal Interpretations.
We are still more gIatifed. TO learn that the
Memorial itself WAS the unsuihofized ac OF
single individual, and is disavowed by the
most intelligent aud influential men of that
county. The author of the crude and wild
suggestion should first provide door through
which they may pass from our shores, soil
which they may call their own, and means to
transport them thither, before he knorks of
their chains. Or, is he such n mad enthusiast
in the cause of" uAiyersul emancipation that
to effect his purpose, he would inn'ct upon So
ciety moral pestiience more pernicious than
the seven plaques of Egypt? For, degraded
and demoralizing as Gur slaves confessedty
are, their condition and their character as a
class are infinitely preferable n'h'se of the