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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
NEW GOODS.

ID the last arrivals from New York and P!Iiiadcl
I'D pha, II. NELSON has received n large anC
general assortment of Fresh Spring Goods; comprising
every variety of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
adapted to the season-among which, are
Black and colourcd mandarines and pamyrencs
"A and G-1 fancy plaid and striped gnghams
E'tofie indenni Ia style French ginghuasI
Adranoples and cotcpay, plain and figured
Mandarin and Nankin grapes and pongccs
Matteonl's heavy black Italian lustring
tieavy India company satins and levantincs
Black and colourcG Gros dc Naples and Gro dc Bcr
Inns
Black scnshaws and sarccnets
Coloured and black marccline aud florence silks
New style Prints of every quality
Cotton cambrcs and jaccnctS
Checked and figured do
Plain and figured Swiss, null, and book muslins
Sd medium muslins, and Swiss cravats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdkfs.
IA, 5-4 and ~ plain and worked bobnct laccs
Gimp uces, cdglngs and qulAngs
Thread laces and cdgings assO ted
Elegant lace capes, pclercncs and collars
Black and white lace wells
White, green, and black gauze do
Embroidered Grape, berege and gauZe hdkis.
Long and short barege and gauze scarfs
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black silk and cotton hosiery
Fine beaver, Hosskn and silk gloves, assorted
Garnture and gauze cap and bonnet ribbons
New style rich belt do
Carved aud plain tortoise tuck and sido combs
Brazilian tuck, side and dressing do
Blue black and fancy broad cloths
New style Marseilles vestngs, assorted
Do imperial florcnt!ne do
Nance chop nankcens ofsuperior quality
Fine and extra superhne Rowen cassImcrcs
Cotton lorCntnc and imitation lasting
Brown and white French dringS
G-l French marno bombazncs, for mems wear
English do assorted qualities
Colourcd and black circassians and bombaZetts
Black and mkt lasting and pruneiia
III and rs heavy Irish linens and lawns
D. 6 and ga shcctings assorted
Diapers and table damask do
Scotch and German oZnaburgs
Heavy domestic cotton do
Common and supcriine tickings
Apron and furniture checks
Supcrfinc brown and bleached twist shrtings
Brown shectings, shirtings, paids, stripes and jeans
assorted
\ large and superior assortment of umbrellas and
Darasos;
With variety of other desirable goods, which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
an 22-tS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
NIRDxCAX,

a n Essay on the Bemlltcnt and Intermittent
a Diseases, including, gencrcally Marsh and n eu-
raga-comprsing under thS former various anom-
ones obScuritlss, and consequences and under the
new systematic view Of the latter. treating of tic
deuioureuX, sclatica, headache, ophthalmia tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
OF Tins generic disease. By Jno. Macculloch VI. d.
y. r. s., &c. &c. &c.
The Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases Of the
Teeth. by Ihos. Bell, +, K. S., &c. &c-Just
published, ard for sale bv T. IT. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
, from, Phi[ndeLDhin.

Direct from. PHILADELPHIA.
n Ii. BLAMIRE begs leave TO inform his friends
81 and the public, that he has Just received in ad
ditlon, by the schr. Richmond, from Philadelphia a
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
which with some confidence, he recommends
Among them
Peas, early Charlton and early Washington, tsix
weeks)
Do large dwarf marrowiat
Beans, early do snap, without strings
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Lima or butter
Bects, early turnip rooted, red
Do long blood
Cabbagcs, fine Early York
DO do late do
DO green curlcd savoy
Do yellow do do
Do fiat Dutch
DO early battersea
DO large late drumhcud
Cauliiower, early and late
Broccoli, white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, early horn aud long orange
Celery, white, solid and rcd
Parsnip, large Dutch
DO Lima
Spnnogc, New Zealand, Zone plant covers four
feet sQuare)
Raddsh, early scarlet, short top
DO red turnp or cherry
DO early yellow, round and salmon
Tumip, Hanover
Do white flat aud fiat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, (early)
Ruta-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early iraim
Do long green Turkey, Cor pckIing)
Squashes, early patty pan These arc the best,
DO long green kind ofsquashcs
Melon, true cantclopc and pine apple
Cress, curled, parsley curlcl
Do nastuTtum
Canary seed
Grass seeds, blue sward, flor carpcting yards
Do Luccrn. mar II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
LAND FOR SAFE.


WILL be sold on the premises, To the hirhcst
w bidder ON Tuesday, The 10Th day Of Nav next,
the Tract OF Lard belonging 90 the cgatccs Of John
Spears. dec d. containing J18 acres. This land lies
on Muddy Creek, in tho upper part of Powhatan.
within a mile and half the Muddy Creek Mills. 4
description Of the land is unnecessary as IT is presu-
med persons wishing TO purchase, will call md view
the land which will be shcwu by Henry Hatcher.
wh1 lives on The premises.
Terms of sale One third at Christmas ucv'. at
which uwc possession viii be- gwen. the balance in
two equal annual payments, aud a decd of trust to
secure the llsi payment The purchaser will be al.
lowed The privilege Of seeding crop of wheat.
~ TIE LEGATEES.
Powha'0u. 9Th March 1850.
VIII bc sold or the same day. The dover land for
pcry belonging 10 Mrs a. Chcatwood, about 90
acres, twothirds ofwhlch is valuable low ground
This land adiolns the above tract The title will be
warranted during the lilcof Mrs. Chcatwood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhalan, 9th March, 1880 MT fst
A NCHOR BOLTING CLOTnS-Of tho la.
N test importation, Just received by
ap 28-3t JOHN YAN-LEW g. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

Mn. HoLME. Of Maine in his late speech on
Mr.. Foots resolution, referring to what had
been said on the sermons Of Doctors Parish
Osgood and Gardiner, said
Sir, Ciergynen are The worst politicians in
the world; they are generally ignorant OF the
subject, beeonSe enthusiasts. profane the pulp'i'
and thus inidie the cause which they espoose.
The Clergym.n Of the Revolution though gen
orally Wings very often outraged all deeeney
l recolIect This aneedo'e One was praying IN
his puIpir, very ferven'ly and appropriately; he
came at length, TO ask blessing on the season.
that we might have alternate showers and sum
shine, 10 order that we nigh, have good crops,
so thai a, the close thereof we might come with
meat Offering snddrink offering -(,hings very
desirable TO Clergymen)-but he superadded,
" more especially we pray for good crops Of hemp
to make ropes to hang tic Tories" This TO be
sure, wa, profana,ion Bn, politically IL looked
forward 10 two important objects;aa dispose Of
The Torres who then were very great annoy
ance; and 10 sdomestic ndus'ry"-poin'ng out
the obiec, and the mayksi; So that the Senator
from South Carolina will perceive that Mas
sachuseus was Tariff" at very early period
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

There is a hint in the correspondence Of the
Alexandria Gazette, that all the appointments
will be confirmed except vsry few. More
surprise will be felt at the rejection OF one, than
At the confirmation Of all. Allegiance is Frs,
due 10 the Hero self comes mex, and then the
country. Nevertheless, We predict, that the
man who votes indiscrimina,ely, in ratification
of the appoinImen's--ihus sanctioning the two
detestsble and odious doctrines in a free coun-
try, tina, men srs,o be deprived Of Office Tor The
free exercise of opinion. and the elective franz
ehise-auG iba, it is sxpedient TO bring the
Press under Treasury ipHuepce-thar man,
whatsoever he may be, will have an uphill road
to travel, tor III, res Of his political life. Par
" spirit in its paroxysms will sustain these or
sny thing else-hu, LIBERAL thinkers, and delibe.
rate public opinions, never will.
Richmond Whig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

mar see the victims OF parental avaiIce, iaoeo
in vouth stricken with, care, deseried hy nope
and consumed by unceasing regret. They i've
in sorrow. and die early Of thai unbiased mai.
adv q decline Or il it chance that some OF
them ara made Of +" .terner stuff" and arrive a.
tina, earthly limit OF suffering. an unqulri old
ACE s, is TO look back on lifemispent, tastes
nerver,ed. and children brought up in sorrow,
il not in shame. IT,,
perbaps ,be destined slave may shrink when
abe 6rs, b.bo!ds her future lord, but her reiuc-
t,nce is suppressed by descriptions OF spienaof'
and by desire 70 be admired, or, what Is per-
hans desre, to a female, 10 be enyied.
Bu, wha, is the wisdom OF seventeen against
the craft of sky! III had the power OF GU
ring and was obliged to exercise 1t according 10
conscience, would hurl analhemas req WV
uncommon wra,h," upon parents wno crush
for empty splendor the best feelings oil inc Soul
and plant in the heart Of their children sor'
row and self.reproach that Can nave rest oa'
in the grave.
The Turks, like Byron's hero, have at least
" one virtue" with their "thousand crimes
Though cruel, bigotted, ignorant, aud sensu-
al they are distinguished for honesty. MS
is one Of the strange anomalies among man
kind like ,h- ,nvincible honor OF thieves; 'of
had the Turk Sigh, dash Of the Greek, IN
his way IF considering he distinction between
neun and h.un, he would be an Incompatible
wretcb. Icannot account Tor this honesty,
growing like an orange in the midst Of crab
apples, Jut by supposing 'hhs The iurk oe'
SINE honest out Of spite, or hatred 20 'he
Greek, vino was SO eminently the reverse; ana
has continued 80. from the forcn Of habit,
which sis very potent with such spirits
Confidence in Others is a consequence OF
thS national honesty; and II was out lateiy
custom 10 have shops open, In the owners 40
sepce, Ina, he purchaser might take what ne
would at The prices .afixe 6to the merchandise;
md even now you will see shop doors ias'enea
with ribbon Little children are sent with
III oney TO market and punishment would over
sake whoever should wrong Them.
There are no newspapers in Turkey, and bul
little calumny What aas become wilhlus ne
cessary OF life, "a daily sheet) would there be
an in,olerable nuisance.
In consequence OF this quiet state OF things,
no currency is given to deleterious drugs un>
der the name OF medicines, and the innocent
parts Of speech are seldom made the vehicle
Of de,racton. I'm Turkey, therefore, when a
man has given the best years Of his life to the
service Of his country, and is distinguished
for integrity and purity, he is no, on that &C
count siaged out by envy and malice as q
proper, because glorious mark, for their poi
stoned shafts
H. some o, her countries that travellers praise,
have known few leaders of the Disconnected
and vie array, The whole body against the best
in the land, Hos tofa armenia seguuntur, and the
" li,le dogs ALL
"Both Mongrel, puppy, whelp and hound,'
annoy aud honor the good man at whom they
snarl. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

The "RFpvBLrcaN PARTY" AND ITS HARMo'
NY I'm the Albany Daily Advertiser Of FRI
day, we find the following report Of some re-
marks made in the Assembly OF New York by
Mr. Livingston (of n York; in answer to the
Speaker, Gen. Roo;
Af,er making some remarks in support OF
thu bill
M Livingston observed that, yesterday, the
Sprakei, in alluding 10 the wishes and OPT
mons Of New York members upon this sub
iec,. chose TO lose sight Of the question under
consideration, with he view Of ;ronouncing up
on them a philippe. In animadverting upon
their opinions, with his characteri>tic .fron
,ery and total disregard of decency, he has
charged them with surrender OF theft Judg
mrnl, 10 accommodate banks; assuming tn
unsupportabe ground that they had yielded
AFFECT submission to The power OF wealth. II the
common courrcsies Of debate were insufficient
to restrain him from proneuncing charges hav-
ing no other foundation but in maleyolence and
the vindcliven.s Of The gentleman who utter
ed them, | might have expected that regard
for truth would nave admonished him OF his
| unauthorized course.
Mr.. Russell here rose and objected to the Ian
guage usedby the gentleman, as improper.
We heard The Speaker say, "let him pro.
ceed."
Mr.. J, Dickson calico the gentleman e or
der; he said the terms used BY the gentleman
| we're highly indecorous.
Several members sitting around Mr.. Living.
sion, cried ego on.'
MIR. Livingston said he was not farther ou,
OF order 'han was the Speaker, yesterday.
MIR. l. then coDtinsed-fo the charge pre-
ferred, one honorable exception has heen made
in favor OF gentleman who represents INC
virtue, intelligence and indie pendence Of the
ciiizrns Of New York. A very handsome com
pliment, and doubtless very Aat,erina to he
gentleman for whom j, was intended Whence
arises this sudden affection for his friend, who
so fearlessly represents the independence Of his
Immaculate party. Would the gentlemen from
Delaware unite with his frienG & ON New York,
and oouhde 10 The safe keeping of his party,
his property, his morals, and his religion? Ii
IS supposed that the party TO which he once be-
longtd, whose confidence he once enjoyed and
whose honors he has so often held is ! longer
TO afford him protection. Has il bee come ne
cssssry 10 his advancing and declining years to
seek refuge with fac ion faction more dan.
gerous and diabolical thar any which disgrace
ed France, during the worst days Of he revs
tio"! Why this Communication of the parry
to which his independeu, friend from New
York is attached? Does he suppose that his
political days and polite al influence are mum.
orred! IL this party his las, expiring hope?
is this The sole plank OF his political shipwreck?
II the gentleman from Delaware meditares a
separation from his party: that SEPARATION
would Dc painful indeed. Ii will be- like The
mourning In family for the loss Of It's head,
anc Can assure the committee that in such an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12
Whiskey and Lemons
90 bbls prime Baltimore whiskey
OC 25buxes fresh lemons
Received this day, and for sale BY
march IL WM n IN
spriug GoOds.
JAMES MCKENZIE & E,

HAvE commenced the receiving Of ,h.,
I'll supply of Staple and Fancy GOODT ~
those now opening, per Erie from New YOei 4
Super Italian lustri0gs "|
Senshaws, sarsinetts and levantines
Searsucker and fine check London piuvb,.
Fourard prints
Cambria and jaeonet musins
Swiss and book do
Bishop lawn, Ia beautiful artielel
Black and blue black bombazines 6ne 6r,,
case gross bleached Irish linens. sup. f,5r.
Linen cambrics and linen cambria h!.dIs
Fancy new style marsellles vestlngs
Bobbinett wells, handsome sssortmer,
Bobbinett cuttings, ali widths
Needle work'd muslin cspes anc colkB
Gauze scars; barrage hhdkfs
Mems super hoskin gloves
White and black raw silk hose
An a,eorlment Of English and French iii
siery
White slate and ingrain'd black cotton Ia.
Super sea island shir,ings. Enedfold
Furniture and garment dimities
Russia sheetings; bear duck, &c. &C. &C.
BY each weekly packet throughout the ss..u,
will continue to receive additional supplies
mar 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12
District Of Columbia,
Countu of AlerQn,irip, g.

county ~ 'ne1ahdFW, W.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1929.
Mary Ann Mas,erson, admlnlstra.l
, trix of Laugblin Masterson, de.
ceased. Complainant, Inv cu,ycp,r
James ID Barrett, Charles Scott,
and Thomas Steel, Defendants
TTVHE defendant, James ID. Barrett, not having srs
l. ed his appearance to this suit, ant given .se,s
according TO tho statute and the rules of this Court AZ
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court thai d.
said James ID Barrett is not an nhsbitan OF he Dis
trict Of Columbia, on the Compartments molten, b la
counsel, it is ordered that the said James D. Brsc
do appear here on before the first day Of The III
April Term of this Court, and answer the ConDat
ants bill, and give security for performing the decna
of the Court; and that the resident defendants. CHs
Scott and Thomas Steel, do not convey away scrs
the debts by them owing to, or the estate or effects
their hands belonging to the said absent deenia ~,
I'll the further order and decree OF this Court aad Tat
a copy of this order be forthwith published Tor TO
months successiveiy, in the Alexandria Phenl Ga
zette, and that another copy be posted 81 the ho'
door of the Court house of SAID County.
Test: EDM. !. LEE, &C.
march l2-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12
RE APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

By and ,uith the advice and consent Of the Senate.
ROBERT SrANNARD, Of Virginia. 10 be Ator-
ney Of the United States Tor the Eastern Dis
uric, Of Virginia
JOHN PEGRAM, Of Virginia, to be Marshal Of
The United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
Joxs H. MoREL, Of Georgia, TO be Marshat
of the United States for the District Of Geor.
gia.
DAVID {. WILSON, Of Delaware, TO be Mar
shall of the United States for the District Of
Delaware.
LAcLAND VI STONE. Of Florida, to be Mar
shall Of the United States for The Southern
District OF Floridi, Uiee John Dean, appointed
during he recess of the Senate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

The SENATE spent a considerable portion Of
yesterdays sitting on Executive business. The
principal subiecl Of deiberaiion is understood
10 have been the nomination Of HENRY LEE, as
Consul General for the States Of B,rbary; and
i, is said that the nomination was rejected.
MARI Erteiligr, March H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

A paragraph is going the rounds Of the
nor,hsrn papers, ,haI John Randolph is can
a;d.,e for the Virgicia House Of Representa-
tives under the new CONSTITUTION ou', IN
III. Ars, place We have no House OF Nepre'en>
ta,i,es. I've cali j, House oil Deiegs,es)-in
the sesead place, Mr.. r. is not candidate, 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

ABUSE Cato the Censor, being Co.,.
" treated by fellow who led l,c., ,s't'
dissoIute life, "a contest" said h. ~
me AID thee is very unequal, for ill.,. VI
bear Ill language with casa, and r.m,' NV
pleasure; but, as for my par, Ii, un''. u
me TO hear it, and disasreeable to s..,I w. !
Pluiareb', =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

event, the grief Of their suasrings will h"o .
sincere sympathy in. mine.
When MI. Livingston sat down, Gen: Hoo'
ro.r and was abou, to speak; but motion 10
rise and report being made, he gave way: IL
was then near two O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12
For New York,
The regular packet schOons,

- The regular packet schOone,
RH ERIE,
.GEHt W. Bartrau, master, will sail on wedas;s
.slS. next. For light freight or passage ,p,s
board, or TO STEPHEN SnlNX
march IL JaRney's yhi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12
10. The m.m~y Of wnsiAa r.ow,o,,

ga giided halo hovefs ronoJ NJ,
II. The Fourth cf Mret-commemo"ss,,t"
existence OF the Federal CONSTITUTIONS, a". !
this occasion TO one OF its most enIph,. .Oneen
10. The Judiciary efhs Stah-i,,,n..I1 atE'c
bic, independent. Et5s 4
IS. The Army and Navy Of the Unit, 9.
tory tells their fame gratitude rejoice, in v'aa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

4 81 nH IBIS: Baltimore whi'key
hid 5th proof rum
1000 lbs, Goldfish
10 boxes lemons
IS coils cordage, assorted sizes
IS kegs white lead
Is do black paint
Together with general assortment OF
Groceries and Ship Chandlery
For safety FLEMING X CliANBEkLAN
mar IO.eost vowelps WIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

-
dies Of The family, but at Copstantinople he
could no, more affiont his host II follows
that Turk never introduces his vile 10 his
friends.
The market for the beautiful Georgian slaves
is place TOO sacred for any but true believer
and If Christian should be found there. he
would have unwonted indulgence, to be merely
wanted to qui, The forbidden premises.
II is strange tha, both men and horses are OF
more symmetry and beauty in the vicinity OF
The region where they were First crea'ed, and
,ha, the East has so long produced the most
perfec, specimens Of both.
Lady Mary says, in relation to this traffic in
beauty, tina, there is as much buying and SELL
ing in The same ware in Christian countries;
and she Nigh, have added that the more REIN
ed the co6nlry, the more brisk the trade.
When that grea, philosopher Sir Robert
Walpole, who governed his kiog by good punch
and bad Latin, declared thai every man had
his price, he did not mean that he could buy
all men with bag Of su'neas. He was TOO
good an angler not 10 vary his bait according
10 the tastes OF the fish. Titles. stars, carriers,
honors, and office, were the prices he paid, and
never without quidpro quo.
This however is not the sale meant BY the
masculine lady above quoted, and which wI'h
Us is better managed than in Turkey, ioasmueh
as IL is conducted with more solemni,y-ior
when the price is agreed upon, the purchase Is
completed in the presence of many WITNESSES,
and clergyman is called in to make i, more
solemn by prayer. 10 every little circle we
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12

"Both Mongrel, puppy, whelp and hound,
annoy aud honor the good man at whom The!
snarl. b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

and Monlilla "a Commandani Of "A ms, with 20
many Grnerals, q onels. and corresponding
LieuIenAnis Of the imperial household, Who de-
your the Substance Of this wreicbed place.
The police IS qoiie military nobody is allow
ed TO utter u W I'd ,ither verbally or by the
dress without being hsuIIed by lhese fellows.
and being threatened IN toe beaten to atoms.
The only ,emedy for us is paiIence.
=" Another farce has been resnffed TO by
NoniiIla. who invited the ladies 10 wsi upon
Gen. Bolivar aud To beg him 10 SAY among
US Many have refused under iyolous pre-
texts and those who went we're ce,fainl, not
the Roman Malrons. led by feiuIis, 10 beseech
Coriolanus retreat
81 From Bogpia we are informed thai Gen.
Obando has tnken possession OF Paste. aud
that Flores troops had reireated. hope you
will have this published for the information o!
our hiends IN Venezuela rs we have other on
means oil conveyance.
" send you, hereby, a Regisro Official
published here, not because IL contains any
hing worth notice, but merely to shew you how
Gen Bolivar md his satellites abuse the nctu-
! nj government, although he publicly processes
10 esteem Messrs MoSqnera and. Caycedo but
these are his old tricks, which desceiye no ooe
nov a-days, and will prove useless. Al tbs
symptoms, from every quarter. show tbat HE
| power is ~ an end. lie may succeed IN
keeping u a little longer in snx ETY. and
disturbance, but his restoration is next 10 i'm
! possible NJ Y. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

II. The Senate" sesvi i'y to Executive
wir' /. nol "inserlbed npon the iis, 81 It's
+" Executive duiiss"
10 The States uaiied-We will ns'her
" calculate the value Of the Union, nor aIiaw
its divorce.
10. Tie Constitutional Rights Of The States
They do not include the right OF nmiycdiion
or Of rebellion
20. The ressrrsd rights Of the People, and a
moog thfm the rIeht II " free inquiry into the
exercise Of Executive di,cfeilon.'
81 The National Road-lhe Constitution
covers all paris or none. boih ends or neither.
%. 7ae Righ Of snfrags-Freely exercised
by free people-'' unawed by official punish
moo,s, aud pncorrupted by official rewards
%. The Press-Free, not subsidized.
"a. Our fair Couiirywomsn.