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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

NIRGiNlA. At n 'es, holden ~ the clerk'e Office OF
the superior court Of chancery for the ,chmond
Friend in his own riga and as adm'or de bonis nan
with the will annexed Ct Edward Friend Sr. decd
and adrn'or de bonis no., with the will annexed q,
Edward Friend, jr deco, plif against Thos. o. Tay
Tor, Thomas o. Taylor, Benjamin Harrison and Nancy
his wife, Thomas Friend, John Friend and VIM Flour
roy, dts.
The defendants Thomas Friend. John Friend and
VIM Flournoy not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants of tb
country: 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do an
pear here the first day of the January term.
and the bill Of the plaintiff and that COPY Of
Ibis order be forth with inserted in some ne wspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
tol in the said city copy. Tcste,
~ WM. q. PENDtEroN, C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

NIRGINIA:-At rules, holden in the clo,t,s e.
OF the superior court OF chanccry for the R,ch
mond district, the 9Th day of July 1886 Henry Clarke
ana WIN. u. Clarke. cxOrs of Jno. Clarke, died uCs
against John 5. Stubs, in his right, and adm,or
OF john s. Stubs, sen, deed, Herbert Stubs, Fan
doph Stubs and other dts
me defendants Herbert Stubbs and RanIol,b
o'uoo not having entered their appearance and civ
en- security according to the Of Assembly and ihe
ruies OF his court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
eVoe hcc' that they are not inhabitants Of this conn
uyi II - ordered that the sad defendants do anne,r
here on the first day of the next January term, %
answer Tie bill OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy of
'hs order be forthwith inserted in some newsponrr
puonsned ~ The city of Richmond. for two months
successivey, and posted at the front door oF tbn
TO, ~ The said city. a copy Tesic,
~ Wm. o.. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

NiR JOIN ~. EUSrAIt.
%c'ed by Shepherds O,;pient pierared bv Won II @ 81,
~ 20 FURNISH you with short OF this case and
40 WIN The more pleasure, because one of those who
nave "ah no Ja IN patent specifics NV dauehi.r sseJ
49,, yea mas Tor h'ee years past been afflicted with
not larger ca en spreading in on. s%a "is s:
s possessing the entire head, aud often ring ON the
and progress of this disease employed various medaai rs
sru ny gentlemen learned in the SCIENCE without the
nt'es sooo eject ana submitted the experience of
Neighbours IN the application simpes with the same "a
@ 10 sa'y Trends rather than toexpect success induced
e !" use me Ointment you were good to furnish me
or several days discovered evidence of healing bu, in
mem Ey "ad" NE ulcer manesy yielding to the Ont.
, Encoufaeeu, continued To apply till used nea NV
cr s"s Jug can now confidently declare that an entire
surface not the slightest vesage disease hayuo ever
Is TO Ge seen on her head, face That the Onmen;
unbelevns confess Thus possessed of its oo;ve i
es' ued ON The face Of small the neighbour
and now perfectly SMOOTH so1 wei.
ee ae many like myself obs natey upbelevng in the
would earnestly recommend lra of an Ointment, ,ha;
r nS oe d s all P'dces especially, your
Stafford County, Va, sept G, $780,
Mn Jovy u f.r.r,, lowing GREEN, Aug. q, 1880
performed by your Shepse-fs Patent SS you OF cure
' ,. ,i ago mad the misfortune receive a wound
resting on the thick OF my fool the gun in s,enn , was
a on me ,oes a, which time discharged no, less
Tey severe one The physicians FIRST were Of onu;o ,Sa
,r, ios S W neaIe'' nut II was soon discovered that
VIZ o the zoe next To the gTeat were SO much sha,
'cfeu mat part must be anpua,ed-The wourd 60,
very onaie every day evncing necessity of f,h.,
operation which performed Sill with ali the ,e
OF experienced physicians the wound continued obs;na,s III
W ms aie when modification obvious was r.com
ened to try your Ointment The ply scians Opposed IL h,
me 'noncaion continuing increase IN nal.
me IN despite OF them Not more than eipb, bnnrs
after The fst application the physician who attended, m. sr
pressed cTc 10 see the wound the result which yae
done and Tor the rs me the had begun 10 matter
and IN the of three four DAYS the mined 100
~ hcang condition. and the relief to me- greater Than can
DC my attending physicians acknowledged the
very superior efficacy o your Ointment Since the ortunatc
cure OF my loot, have kept constantly my family and
naVc ueh IN every case successfully, would recommend
may now the great relief have experienced from yo5 Onr
ne you arc at liberty this statement as YOU NAV ,bnk
III. htSp'cUuI'y your Trend ~ E. SUTTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
LIRGINIA. At rules holden In the sle.L.a ILL., ~e

" ihGiNIh. At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
we superior court OF chsncery for the Richmond
s 'he ~ day of August 1880; Stewart Jackson.
p'i against John g. Boisseau, James Perry WIN per-
ny, John Ferry and other dts ~ "
uc,endants James Perry wm Perry, and John
security according to the act ofassembv and ,he s,ca
J. .s eourt, and It appearing, by satisfactory evil
,na' !hey are not inhabitants of this country il
%, ho Gs.; ,oa' the said defendants do appear here
~. M. % gay OF the next January term, and answer
y, tne Oh, OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order
D -; eror'nwth inserted in newspaper published
:" we cry ct Richmond, for two months successveIy
SaiJ r;dn me front door Of the capitol, IN the
20 10 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

" kGlNih. ~ rules, holden in the clerks Office If
" 'he superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
dstrc'' the 4,h day of October 1890 John jones rlr
against john Hinton and Samuel Brame, merchants be-
'he sVIe % Hinton and Bramr, and other dts
The defendant Samuel Bramc not hayiu,, cr,ored
MS appearance and given security according To the
ao OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and it an
Pearhg, by satisfactory evidence that he is not am in
,sbitant OF this country It is ordered tina, ,hc ei
defendant do appear here tie fist day Of he neyt
January term, and answer the bill of the pain,i sn
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for ,yo
months successfully, and posted the front door Of
me capitol, in the said city. a COPY Teste
q WIZ e. PggptyToy. r. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
oonDzAx, cBpuA11C sngyrC

VA iiltH by long experience, has been found =,
o,ec'ual remedy Fr most disorders of the head
especially the common HEAD ACHE. II rcrao,,e5
drowsncss, gddiness, and relieves d,rnpess or 49,,
eyesit IS also extremely proper for persons ,vbo ,
the SICK or go into hot climates as It fortfes ,be
"cn% fs anst no&ious cXhaatIons and infectious air.
co'nmon snuils arc desired to mix some of ,bis sonI
ahc Snoii WIN them, md their injurious effects will.
~ S'S@' measure be prevented For sale et Tho
bo9R' STATIONERY and Fancy Store of Wv
wv - X. d. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
VIRGINIA. At rules holden m - elers'.

me superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5'h day of August 1850: Claiborne Grad.
c@S anu wary ms wife. James Cra,ldock and JuiiIh
ms wife, pitts. against RchArd A Dolby, adm'or at
Lloyd Robertson, decd, Samuel d. Burke and Peter T.
"'esS;-anu Name, Robertson, and Matthew. Martha,
cauarne. Mary. William, Sarah, Eliza and Lucy Ro
oertson children of William Robertson. dec'd;-Dsu.
'ei 3, Lemuei, Madison and MAr:ha Ann Robertson,
oni"iren OF John Robertson, dcc'd;-Alien Freeman.
VINO survived his wife Caroline late Robertson, anc,
Jonn and Grace Freeman their children, and John
Poke and Sarah his wife. late Robertson, ,lfis.
me defendants Except the three first namely
not having entered their appearance and given secu.
rty according To the of assembly and the rules of
t''s court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that tey are not inhabitants Of this country; ii is or.
srs, as inc sa'u defendants do appear here on the
ns' DAY OF the next January term, and the hill
oil the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
,br o inserted IN some newspaper published in
and posted at the rons door of The capitol in the said
city. \. copy. Teste,
40 WM. G Pr>pirruN C. c
NiRGlSlA. AT rules, h0!dcn ia The clerk 4, oicr al
the superior court of chancerv FOR III. Richmond
district. the Cd day of August 1850: Robert King Eo
bert Temple and John SIX, rer pitts against i;,chard
Patterson james Cooke. Thomas Floyd and James
EoX dts.
The defendant Richard Patterson not having enter
cd ms appearance AMI gwen security according 10 the
act oil assembly and the rules OF this court aut! i, an
pearng oy satisfactory Evidence that he is not Ill in
habtan OF TINS country; IL is ordered that the said
defendant 10 appear here The first day of the NEXT
January term, and the hill ot the n.aint mud
tha' copy of this oder be forthwith inserted ia some
ewspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months sueccssveiy, and posted the front door or
The capitol IN The SAID CITY, copy. Tes,e,
~ WM q. PENDLEToN, c. c.
\WiRGlNIA:- At rules holden IN the clerks Office
" of the superior court OF chancerv for tho l;c,
mond district, The 9th day of September 1850 Joselh
scott and Caroline u. his Nife and John Robertson
and Elizabeth his wife, pits. against Dabney Miller
sheriff of Amelia county, and as SUCH adm'or Win
,ne VIII annexed of Elizabeth Booker deco John T.
Iownes, Joseph Smith a.d judith his Wife and other
dts. ' ''' WV
The defendants John l.. Towncs, and Jose nh
Smith and Judith lis wife, having entered their
appearance and gwen security according 90 the act
OF Assembly ana the rules uf this court and il apD..r
ns' by satisfactory evidence that they are not nhab
!ahs OF tis country: 1t is ordered, that the said de-
ehuans 60 appear here on the first day of the next
january term, and answer the bill of the ,Ia n,Hs. an
a' copy OF Inns order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city of Rlchmon,! .o- two
months s"ccess'vey, and posted Ut the front door of
The capitol, in The said city. a copy res,e,
.. NM H. PESDLEToS, L. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
o WI a.. PINnIErn, -

WtRGiAiA. At rules, holden IN the clerks ,rfc. of
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
dstnct, the 5'h day of July 1880; Ann Davidson
aam'rx with the will annexed, Of Robert Davidson
DECD, pitt against Samuel s. Saunders and David Da
wilson. dts, "
The defendant David Davidson not having entered
nus and given security according 10 the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not AN nhab
'ant OF this country it is ordered ha, the said slefen
dant do appear here the first day of the next jan
uary term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
the capitol, in the said city. copy. Teste
~ "M. G. PENDI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

VtlNlA; At rules, holden IN A.. clerks Office f tho s
peoI court ol chancery for the Richmond distric, ,te G,
W, ~ september 1880 Josiah Rdck, pf agan,t John
flening, ~ his right and as ex'o, RI w.
decd, George Vashon and other dCs ~ ' ''"''s'
ne ueenants above tanned having entered teir -,
sno gwen security according tic act IL assembv
WV ues o 's court and u appearing, Ivy salts acrcry cy
,bt ,hcy are not inhabitants this country, II h
a ne sdh defendants do appear on hc FRS, dav
W We heN January term, and answer the b! of the usintG
anu 'hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
Pape punished ~ The cdy o Richmond for two month. sc
city n c,nv r., D W wv c'p"ob ~ the said
Wv. o. P,vnrsro- e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

III n NtEhS In hemrcO County Court Clerks
= Oice, December Rules, 1880:
William Anderson, coo,,i,
against 'F''
John . ell Betsy Cahcl, and James Cabou}
hers oi t'roisc Cahcll decd, dchs
The defendant John Cab,ll not bavi,, Ia; -
ance and gve security accoring act Of Assemble and
",s vi Wis 'ourt' and appearing, by sosf,c tory cv
ccnoe mat he Is not nhabaH Of , country s o,,s,
e maj ne sad defendant Do appear hec on the ere, a o
we next March term aud answer the bill the aiu,,G and
,hat copy 81 this order he forthwith inserted IN the
nonai wing newspaper published in tire nv of R,chnond
Court House Of this county ~ ' W ''0
% 4 cory Testc. IOFrty y rt, t.r.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

Wh'iNih. AT rules holden III the clerks office Of
" the superi. court Of cbancery Gur the R;Slmord
district the 9Th day Of July 1885, John Archer and
frances Cook his wife, pitts; against William Jones
nsrS sda'e' ad NOR OF Frances abb decd the same
VIM Jones Bark and Mariana lis Wiz .rbnas
u. Tabb I'D other dts why ''
me defendant Thomas u. Tabb no, having entered
ns appearance and given security according To the
60; aSoy ana the rules OF this court. and il ap.
pearlns, by satisfa tory evidence that he is mo, q,
nso,aht of this country II is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the ne
January 'erm, and answer the bill Of the ri intifTs;
and that copy of this order be forthwith ~
some newspaper publish in the city Of Richmond.
lot months successy ely and posted at the front
door OF the capitol, in the said CITY,
~ copy Teste WI @. Pfrn1rnnr r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

WE.mORh1LS or BISIIOP IJOB1TGY.
'g'WELVE Funeral Sermons Delivered in New
a 1"rk. and elsewhere, on occasion of The death
oI The Right Rev. John Henry Hobart u d. B,shop
o. tho Protestant Episcopal Church, in tho State of
N'W ork-io winch will BE- prcGxod, n skctch Ct
Ito nc ana Character Of this eminent Prrlaip with
PORTRAIT from valuable original Painting, TO be en-
grnvcd by IN cmiront Artist
Thc Work WI b. rrntod in handsome etvlo. and
HcV'fcn IN blnck cloth at he low Drirc of ono dol
lar subscriptions received by
occ COLLINS @ co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

" OF the superior court of cbancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9th day of September 1890 Jacauc
line T. Taylor adm'or of James Halliday, pitt. against
James Dick ard Nathaniel Dick, in their own rights
and as surviving partners OF Dicks, Moore & Co. and
others, dts
The defendants JAMES Dick and Nathaniel Dick
not having eniered thc appearance and given secu.
ry according 10 the Of Assembly and the rules of
TINS court and 1t appea airing, by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitans Cf this country is or
mat me said defendants do appear here the
frst day of the next January term, and answer the
Dl Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months succe ss;veI
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the sa
city. COPY Teste
~ Wy G.. prHrrrrn- =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

" 'tlNlN-Nt rules, holden the clerks Office of Al,
superior court of chanccfy for the Richmond district the
~ uay OF November l83o Robert l;Yes T, against WIN
Gilni, adnor Of Seymour dec the ,ai WIN (,lln,
and John Ghat in their rights WIN G Pcndcton aud
Hcftcn \ Claiboruc, DIS
The defendant John Ga, M, having entered his appca,
hnce and gwen ury according 10 Tire Assembly and
me fur ~ in court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory eyi
"ecc uai hc Is not al nabrant o This country: order.
co. hh te SAID defendant 10 appear here The dly nj
e 'N' January iru and answer the b Of the plaintiff and
uHt copy oi tins order be forthwith inserted in some ucs
r"rcr published IN The city OF Richmond, for months sur
Fey' ara ro''ed ~ tie front door Of the capitol in the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

\VIhGNiA. at rules, holden in the clerks Office Of
~ The superior court of chancery for the Ricbmond
district, the 4,h day October 1850; Andrew Nc
p'i: against Walter Mcaue, Jane McCuie and MARY
McQue dts. ~ ""''
The defendants not having entered their appearance
anu gwen security according to the act Of assembly
rma The rules OF this court, and it appearing by salts
Country; it is ordered, that the said defend.n,s do
pearhe on the first day of the next January term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and tina, cow Of
,h's order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Published in the city Of Richmond. for i've n,or,bs
successfully and posted at the front door of the cap
''ol, IN the said city. Acopy. Teste,
- VIM G. pESnIrrn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

wikGlNlA. At rules holden in the clerks Office of
" The superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day of July 1880; Edward Cunning
ham, Piif against Thomas II. MtchelI; and (;arIand
Thompson, ex'or of YIN. Mitchell, who was ex'or O;
Thomas Mitchell, DTS. "
me oeiendant Thomas Ii. Mitchell not having n
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING =,
inc act OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
nnabtant OF this country; it is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
the capitol, in the said city. copy. Tesie,
20 WM. G PENDIEToN q r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

EhlW me .ScD York american of ian. 10
~ The Cdnada we have Our papers hofD Liverpool of the
10Th and London OF the ll,h u,: The Emperor Nicholas was
G r ana tie bulletin a his health, was discontinued
"ihe Emperor of Russia has been Killed o. the Stock Elk
..,a'ase ssvttai tinles IN te course OF the week; but we are hap
ed Ian, 10 recover.
THE Russian troops evacuated Adrianople on the I1,h of
iai month and the sway OF the Sultan is once more recognized
there. Tie inhabitants are stated to have BEEN not a, all un
cha of Scuiati. y"
There is a runonr that the Emperor has compounded mar,
OF MS claim 10 pec'Iniary compensation for Walachia and
Sloldavia, which are now virtually los, TO the Porc.'
Inc affairs OF Greece seem TO he seriously occupying the al
tention 3fthe Great Powers; and the indications are that com
plete Independence of the Porte, aud u rnonarchical form of
government-dtt the head-o which sDn,e one of the minor Prl1.
that country.
The Paris dates are to tie 18th Of Deccn,bcr. The trades
against the ministry continued, and the miuisry continued too.
An article from The DrageGw Btn1c IAN ultra royal Journal
indiscreton on both sidea. We a.e Wiling to suppose ,ha,
tie real feeling oflhe nation is accurately desc ,ioed - a lener
addressed by an ex ambassador to tile Journal ds Dc6Gss, TO
The BrisisI. ParHaloen, was further prorogued on the 1o,h
be entertained by the ministers of reducing the four per cents;
and combinations were going on among the holders of tha,
insist on payment Of the principle. Cotton at Liverpool had
The general health ofthe King is spoken Of as very good,
though It's represented that Il cataract was formed in one of his
December.
The London Courier, of 18th December, rather
sneers at what it calls "the profound politics." itali
cising the word profound, OF President Jackson, ia
acknowledging the representative of Don Miguel.
Dir. Stratford Canning, formerly minister from
Great Britain to this country, has been created
knight Grand Cross Of the order ofthc Bath.
ttrom the Messenger dcs Chann5res
roULoN, Dec. s. An English corvette has brought
to Port Mahon an Algerine Plenipotentiary. who is
commissioned to negotiate Il is affirmed that it il
at the solicitation oil thc Porte that the Dcy Of Al
glcrs has decided to endeavor to nut an end 10 his diff
ferenccs with Franco.
"Fro"fters # Poland, Nov. % Tho affairs OF
ttFeece' which are now the subject Of active negoii
ATOMS at London, occasion a constant exchange oil
courIcrs between London, Pariq, and ST. Petersburg
The principal questions are relative to the political
existence and the form Of the future government OF
Greece, and it seems 10 be decided that the country
10 to be entirely exempt from the sovereignty Of tn
Turks, and that II IS 70 be q ,inluch.cal state. Blu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

.oad from Candies Old Stand iG the county of Pres.
.on across Laurel Hill to Laurel River Bridge in the
county OF Monongalia, was agreed 10.
on further to amend an act entitled an act 10
tee OF Courts Of Justice, read a first and second time.
u conHlstedt to q Committee of the Whole House.
da. the order of the day for Tuesday next, and or
a resolution from the Comn,i tee !, Revo,,t;onor,
Jams rejecting the petitions of Miles Nortbam.
george hitiie!d, John Woodnll and John M'Comus
praying 20 be Placed on the peusioa list, wa agreed
Eas7ossed Oils.
~ Il a!i to amend the several acts concerning the
fuckahoe Canal Company, passed. -
y OH to add a part ofthe county of Grcenbrier to
the county of pocahontas.
This bill was opposed by Mr.. Cary, aud advocated
ny Ntcs~rs. Grimes, Terrell, and Brown of Bath. and
passed oil u diyision-ayes 81. noes SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26
TIE PRESIDENTS DRAWING ROOMS.
Eeap tie Georgin Ceurie,. IF i'm. Is.

T!at some other remark Of the CenstItutionaIist
would have been much better omitted. Look at it,
reader:-'Tbe South cannot he rcconciledt to the ia.
riff, unit. she is made TO bow the neck to milit0ry
forcc-uDtil her 'yran,s make a solitude, and call it
peace" The late report Of TIE committee on man.
u%facttres, Which the constitutionaIists calls "wicked
and fallacious,' asserts that a vast majority of the
people ofthe United States are in favor of the pro-
tectIng policy; and when our neighbor was DESTROYS
to get back into the "Great Republican ranks efter
Gov. Giimers election, he preached mp with unwon-
ted e%loquence the republican principle, tiiat the ma
lJority ought and must govern-that the minority
ought to bow to the will Of the majority, and other
wheedling fine sayings. which have not The efficacy
It sePms, OF active principles III the conduct of the
ConstitutloDAhst. The majority Of our common fellow
ci'1zens welding the powers, and the constitutional
powers too, ofthe general government, are the sly
rants" whose fleet are On odr n~ecks,'-whOse acts
are hanging like millstones about us, weighing Us
down to poverty and ruini The ConsiitutioDalist has
rather more courage than some Of his conductors in
the a%nti-tarIf strife, who are shrinking from the fury
ofthe storm, which their violent passions have excl
ted. 1t is Just coming forward-as others cool, il is
growing hot. Does the Consiitutionalist thus reck
lcssiy rear the standard Of rebellion? Docs II also
stand up with the mad caps of Carolina, ard offer
their fellow-citIZeps of the rest of the Union, the
Hband OF cordial separation, without an emotion of
reluctance or grief?" Has it also counted the cost Of
separation. as we'll as what the Union is worth? The
Constitutionalist will hardly forget, that it assisted
once before, to bring Georgia in sight of the %bayonets
of the Union? Does 1t intead q similar experiment.
Although Mr. Forsyth is again in Congress, he may
not, as successfully ward offthe danger a second time.
The ConstItutionalist and it's coadiutors NAV rest
assured, that raise the standard Of rebellion when they
will, it will be Indignantly struck down by thousands
OF native Southrons, and those who dared to rally
beneath its bloody sign, sacrificed 10 the Just fury oil
their insilted country.