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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07

- town, Va on the
Sam'l 70 Allemong
Mrs Sally Abel
william Atwell
J 'seph Atkinson
Joel Blue
Rzndssll THROWN
u U Brown
Charles Brine
Files " Rrown
Mrs Jscobina Baker
iIernsrd 7 Buster
Charles BRYAN. Jr
Charles i'ragg
Henry Cu'lumher
Doctor s 4 Craig
Edward N Coyle
John Cook
Mary Conklin
James Co, lr. Or
Thomas Campbell
Mary Curtis
ID
Mrs MargzretGertrud,
Dougl,la-s
Joseph .. Duckwail
Rchert Dawson
John DIvall
Garland ~ Davis
Aq'lila Davis
William Dawes
Editor of Free Press
Adam Eichelberger
Margaret fy-rsole
George w Fairfax {
Capt Jos " Fnzhug
Miss Chsul funck
John u Flagg
Eliza II Fry
G.
Thomas Griggs( Jsilol
Rober, Goldsbeuy
william Gilpir, Jr
James Clean
John Gilmore
John ~ Gallaher
! William G,lI,son
Thomas GFiggs, Esg
Col l. Casper
n
ForRSsop lIsmhleton
Willism IiooH
Henry flames
James Hackney
Miss Amelia Il.ie
Nordecai Hurley
thornas Humphreys
David Howell
hIs Catherine Hugh,
John J ,ckson
April z,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
THOMAS rIn1ncaLAxn

April 8. 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

art. !. livery individual WHO shall dis,riLute
printed writings, which there shall not be he ,ru.
Inuca:ion OF the names, profession and residence of
the suthor and ct the printer who shall give to the
puohc the same writing to read. shall be brought be-
iore the Commlssary of Police of the quarter and the
Writings shall be seized.
Every individual keeping reading ROOM cof-
zee mouse, &c. who shall give to be read, journals
or other writings, printed contrary to the ordinance
OF the King OF the 25th inst relative to the PRESS
snail be prosecuted guilty of the misdemeanors
whicn these journals writings may constitute, and
bis establishment shall be Professionally closed.
Iuesday the e7th, early day OF great excite.
mont and sgitation. The Police were busy in ut
tempting to prevent The people from visiting the usual
places OF resort for papers and news The Journal
Of Commerce appeared by permission. aud 'royal
ordnance Vas issued requiring the printer to proceed
with ITS composition the following day. a similar
order was issued for The publication Of La France
SouceIe but 1t dIsobeyed. The students of the
schools we're ordered not to take part in any illegal
assemblsges and public disorders. On both sides
blood was shed. Indeed the instruction had com
nenced '
10 consequence Of the decree aGains, the freedom
OF the press, the following journals were Suppressed
on the e'th:-Thc Gonstiiutounei, with its 81 oos
subscribers, the Courier Erancais the journal ia,
Comm cree, the National, he French Times the Ne,
suser des Cnanore' and all the rest Of the liberal
OF moderate papers ofthe Liberal side werc put down
fhe English were without their Gahyn1nic .'fcssen
ger, and their London Express: and Tho following are
the only papers which had liberty to appear that
morning, viz. .Honiteur, Unirersei S)uosioienne Go
ssfte de France. Drdpeau Bianc The proprietor.
OF Journals purely ministerial cxperieuced of course
no difficulty; but all others, hlch treated IN tho
11ost remote degree, of political matters, we're un
censcd. '
On "Wednesday, tho ssth, Paris vas in possession
OF the insurgents. The citizens were all AIMED With
pkes, with pistols, with fire arms, with budr, ons
The soldiers had. for the most part either innnd
9th or refused to act against the people
The seizure of the presses Of the liberal journals.
appeared to be the signal for the manifestation Of
Puohc op'nion. 4Ehe prpusco was no longer TO be
inundated by the troops and bloodshod .nsncd r. =
ff:shtth! eStcn; on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
.G0o
COMMUNICATIVE,

iue enumeration of the death Of Beverly r.
browne VIII cause alike surprise and regret BIZ,
lew weeks ago he was in this city and in perfect
heoitn. SHORTY after leaving here, he took passage
the heavy gale Of tho 18th Of August the vosseI be-
cam" wreck OFF the Island Of Abaco. All the nae
song"rs (of whom there we're fiveJ and the CANAAN
we're lost fhe mao and four others of the crew
we're saVed, and have reached New York in o,o,ho.
vessel. " 'A
Inc account received from the mate leaves mo
room tn DOUBT tn" melancholy fate IS our respected
Ieow c"IZeh lie Is gone; and his surviving friends
con only substitute recollection of his merits for The
person VII" possessed them They will never fail n
remember that in him united TO DISCERNING md
discriminating mind, thos" principles which before
every thing cso' should be most highly valued lilo
was man fgcnuine philanthropy of strict intecr;
ty' and ever mindful Of tho dictates of honour and
proprcty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

order q Tie Procession on SATURDAY..
|. Detachment ofCavalry.
g. Lafayette Artillery Independent Band.
q. National Guard
Committee of Ar angement.
5. Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
6. Officers Of Government.
7 Debating Society.
Q Cnlzens and Strangers on fDoL
0. Richmond Lign Dragons.
10 do Lafayette Artillery
II. Blues Baud
-. Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
19. Citizens in carriages and on horseback.
"a The doors of the Capitol, Except 10 ladies' ,
Will be closed until he p recession arrives
By order OF
Committee If .frranremeDts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
FoR THE RIcuMonp IVu,n

FoR THE RICHMOND WmG.
Alb freedom 4 noble thing
Freedom makes man TO have liking-
Freedom the Zcst To pleasure gives
lie lives who freely lives;
Guef sickness. poOnish want are all
Summ'd up within the Of thraIl
Hal redeemed, r"gcncrutcd Drance!-Virpnio
the mother OF Liberty, halls sister The annals nf
all time fHrnshe but one example to match thy gem
erons daring IN freedoms eausc.--HaI In Payelte
virtues Champron--Apostc uf Ind"pendonce! tho
nsta c' OF France renders her worthy of your birth
pincc-may success crown your noble cGD t. in your
native land and in your upward fight may you leave
your mnntl' there. Where is the Virginian so dead
SO splrIoss, that will not add his shout and ory "a
hon 10 cheer n cause sacred and 80 dcar?-W here
IS The VgDian standing beneath the folds of Tho tri-
c"l"rcd flag aud star spanged banner can Withhold
the cry Of "lnde peldcncc forever"
The Capital Of the Old Dominion has set The ox-
ample--ihc land Of Washington, of Jefferson, Of
Madison and OF Henry, sympathiZes in the cause II
the cause of Liberty throughout the world Who
will withhold his hand' Who will stay back? Is
there citizen Of Richmond whose heart is not with
those gallant sons Of France, who, putting life and
property ~ thing of nothing, darcs The vcngeonce
OF all Europes Royalty Is the manifestation of
yonr ieelngs, Of your sympathy, nothing? II is much
1t viii cheer in the hou, Of gloom-it will has en-
thoughts that now burn without utteTauce; and from
the embryo womb will spring into living doy the plo-
Tous deed now IN conc"pion--it will show to free
spirits that when the struggle is over, and # advcrs-
y ehru!d follow, America presents on asylum fb7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
MARsEILLEs HYMN OF LIBERTY.

Ye sons Of Freedom, wake TO glory,
Hark! bark! wha, nyrisds bid you rise!
Your Children, Wives. and Grandsres hoary,
Bchsld their tears and hear their cries.
Shall hateful tyrants. rnischefs breeding,
With h,reling hosts, ruffiap band,
Alright and desolots the land.
While peace and liberty lie blccdingf
Yo arms! to arms! We brave!
Fh avenging sword uusheath:
March on, march on, al hearts rcsolv'd.
On victory or death.
Dow, nov. the dangerous storm 10 rolling,
The dogs Of var. let loose, are bowling,
And 10! Our fields unt cities blaze.
Aud shall we basely view the ruin.
While lawlcss force with guilty stride,
Spreads desolafion far and wide
With crimes and blood his hands eu,bruiup?
20 arms! to arms! 70 brave, &c.
With luxury and pride surrounded,
The vie insatiatc despots dare,
Fheir thirs, Of power and gold unbounded,
Fo nete and vend the light and air.
Lire beasts of burden would they load US.
Like gods would hid tlscr slaves adore.
Bnt man IS man, and who is more?
Then shall they longer lash and goad us!
fo arms! to arms! yc brave, &c
Oh, Liberty, Gun man resign thee.
Once having felt thy generous fauc7
Can dungeons, bolts. and bsrs confne thee?
Or whips thy noble spiri, tame,
l'oo long The world has vcpt, bewsiliuo
That talsehoods dagger tyrants Weld,
But freedom is our sword and shield,
And all their arts ure unarailing.
20 arms! to arms! ye brave. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

>, Fhe packet ship Columbia, at New York brings
portsmouth iEng.) papers dated sdof August. which
acknowledge the receipt of Hsvre papers TO theses
ct July. Under date OF Portsmouth,, 3lst July, is
The following.
=, This evening VIC got further information by tho
Camia steamer from Havre. tho passengers of which
report the f'lowng:-The Marshal Marmopt Rad
been killed Twas reported that the Duke D. Auaou
ieme had been sssassinatcd. Yhe King had Hed to
Cisie and his Ministry were entirely Dispersed Con
blood split.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10. 1890
THE CELEBRATION

ZION.
very considerable degree of excitement peryades
the city, occcssioucd principally by the recommended
ton of general illumination By The meeting of Tues
doy night That measure has opponents some from one
cause some iron, another. & yesterday proposition
was made in the Committee of Arrangements, TO call
second town meeting with Veg of re considering
that particular subject. 1t was opposed and over
ruled, on the grounds, that large majority Of the
town was certainly in favor Of it-that a second
meeting therefore, would evcntuate in a second re-
communication Of it-and that the course would tend
to increase the public excitement. We refer TO an
other place for resolution adopted By the Committee
The question Of illumination therefore remains
where II was put by tho meeting Of TUESDAY. We
cannot help repairing, what rrdIcuous fuss is made
abou, II by f"w orrsbus! 'nw candles are lndis-
ronsaSe--- uosn are TO Be placed in particular fash
Ion-thcy are to burn for few hours-and there ia
an end of the mighty mlttor. exaggerated by fey
busy bodies into an uifnr Of dreadful import phere
IS M r"qu5l'ion either. to ,lluunate-it il motter
Of sheer and unqualified discretion for doing or let
ting aioae winch, every house Keeper s irresponsible
to The whole world! Is this matter worth fickinr
up dust about?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
ICO3ftiTyIC4TTn

MARRIED-Tn WesrmoreIand roun,v y, ~ H. o., =,
y 's SH mos washington the Rev. PHos 3Urcurn Jory
'oS' aged oo' to MISS iIASSAu IlEnREnr, aged TO-
When It was finished, and the eve of end
"a" with delight that all was fair and rool
Man sunmon'd 10 his shining presence GANG.
brewery beast and bird received the name
FROM his Creator hsatd The mighty pan
winch DER the world dominion gave TO man
increase aud multiply and I'll tho Earth
.nnd To long posterily give birth;
. no myriad beasts that roam along the Geld
snail due obedience 10 their power yield
Ihus spake the Almighty, aud that Law divine
throughout the Earth continues still ~ shine
From GTcculand's cold and frozen shores
10 where the mild and gentle zephyr blows
us genial influence the human heart
Begsts Joys, and zest To all impair
or all the laws, that nan hath pyrp
Or Moses made or got direct from Heaven.
THIS, this! alone, as spoken, has W hhstood
Conyulsons dIro Of Earth. and Noah's 1ood;
And 10! behold the vcnerabls oak
Zen after ioTescore trying the good vork
Stretch forth IT'S arms the tender vine 10 1ase
Ooeying Go1s conrmsnIs, and ohicyins prsfa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

WAsT'NGToH. y. c. Aug. GA le,'er has been
iece'Vea from the mate OF the schooner Morse riy-
ing in,liIgencc ofthe loss ofthat vessel on he. o..
sage from New York to this place. in the gale .frLo
nth INST. The mate. who was brother of the Can
tam states that the Morse foundered at about one
oel"ck IN the morning of tho 18th, little 20 the
northWard or flatteras, and that all hands exc.pt
himef and one seaman, who made their escane in
the boat, persisted. Tho man soon died of exh,us-
non, and AIR. More, the sole survivor of the crew
was afterwards picked up and carried into Swans
oolo Japan Morse had been but few months
married to young lady of this vicinity and has eIi
a young widow TO mourn he' untmely loss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

favorable change had taken placc in IN, wc,,h
CT and IN al! parts Of Great Britain. Ireland and
scotland the accounts of the state of the crons or.
OF most gratifying nature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
HnsToS. Annlst O

,n BosToS, August Q.
The brig Rover, Fobey, hence Aug. 2a. for Rich .
nlo.ld, returned on "Wednesday evening-in the gaIs
OF the 26th, lat CO 49, had her foresaiI blown to
pieces and was thrown on her beam ends. bur r,rht
ted, oacr cutting away the nainmas,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

Sickness IN The SowI-The Port Gibson (uis.is
hpp,j correspondent OF Ang u, says that % eat l.
has been busy for tho las, eight DAYS and has ,n,o
duccd sorrow and the sable garment into sauny fam
iiles Our country, for nine years. has not been 50
sckly as at present Phe disease which il pervn,p,
ID OF cogesve character, and carrie, oa the patient
With bot little warning"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

Nnw-YoRK, Sept. c.
The French Revelation has revived tn. Marselo,.
hymn, ard attracted number ofthe Liberal, "a m
Yheare. where the n.nao., anihnsi..c. nreraI.d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

NEW YonK, Sept. 6.
THE MARKET = There is very little movement
this morning, Bread S,uffs. Wheat continues 20
arrive freely, and the consIgnees unwilling 10 sub.
init 10 further decline. sInrins.-Jonr Of Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

Monday the 9th inst. vas the 73d birth day O
,He venerable La bnyet'e. now at the head of the
National Guard, the hero of three revo1uf,ors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

Engt't HarUest.-As We anticipated there Gas but
little cause for the excitement in the four m,rko
the other day. momenary panic was created in
.pe honaon corn market, by few days of bad yea
Their But 1t came Of fine uad the 1roenecI of ~.
harvest, from sll parts of the Kingdom, were excel
lent at tue lates datest T Cum Idy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

u II was yesterday currently reported, that Bcri.
watkins Leigh, E.q who vas on Tuesday night,
nomhat"da member Of the Committee Of Arrange
m'n's IN declining the task, had expressed himself
III manne' grating to the feelings of those who IN
taxing that step, designed TO confer on him proofoG
their respectful confederation.
w" tate pleasure in making an explanation equal
" due to Mr.. Leigh and the meeting From the
mode III which his appointment was communicated
70 him. Mr.. heigh understood that u was dcsgned
TO promote his election Delegate for the county of
henrico' by assoclatlng his name With popular 90
caSion' Under this supposition. and feeling his ben
OF una undergraduates concerned, Mr.. Leigh declined
the appointment in terms corresponding to the injury
winch his feelngs had sustained lie meant no dis
respect 70 the meeting or It's objects
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
West Mdia Trade.

West India PrQde
Pho New York Albion received Yesterday savs.
- -, We understand, that the West India Question,
although under negotiation, will not be decided un,,
next Pariauent. VAIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

w MT. van Buren, has been invited 10, and has
actually part aiken of dinner given in his honou, in
the city Of New York! Oh the Table c,ra,,, and
Eating Candidate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10


Mr. Reynolds, who went out in one oftbe u;.co,.a-
~ ships, writes thus TO friend in Philadelphia:-
VALPARAISO May 6, 1880
We have UIadp this port for rofreshrn,pts az ar
long cruise IN the South Seas. We gre 65 DAVIS
aoong the South Shetland Islands nd from tho So,;L
western extremity stood OFF on a Western c,,,;sa
TO about lo8 deg. west Longitude and bet1ooen the
parallels of 60 and 20 deg south It was Int 1,b.n
We let the United States, aud when we reached
tho high latitudes, the long and dark niobts III -,
In, and tho rugged weather fairly Commenced "'
What We saw and collected will be rho srhio,.
OF . long evenings conversation on our re,ur, III
plumber OF Ieebergs we encountered was astonisl,na
iy great three and four hundred passed in n e;naII
Gays 10 command the motions of a vessel and fhs
floating collonsdes Of ice driving and whrljng each
other IN blind wantonness of destruction rrcI;-o.
the highest eSerton Of nautical skill
Prom this port we shall proceed to the lcag, gre
qnented parts Oft the coast of California and nrobsb
return south again next season.
The voters or lectoral body Of France arc s,iI o.,
consist OF 10000 ndiy duas only, out of no,uatinn
OF 3O,oOn,Ooo.
The Boston papers state that the brig Cherub. at
That port from Smyrna brings the treaty recently cor
c'uded between Turkey and the United States.
FasyrroBr. lSy3 hu.y,,a,
L Drons" appears 10 be general the southern yc,,e,u
ong nWdc states though numerous small districts have e.ca
Peu we common calamity In this State tho wau OF "a as
not been much felt Tor many years indeed we hear NO %
- 70 any i"ner year SINCE the first settlement Of tho
'o' ~ 0~'J W ''o Sea'
m i9e crops Of small gain happily perfection before
suffered severely The crops stI more and Wi, not -
ousn upon Use average, amount to half usual quantity
Bot still IN this highly favored and beautiful land witt
H the yood ~ man and beast there will be enough
Wv "' ail upon the wtisksy, and may affect The
eN Pow" ahn income of the State
49, aenns rendered very dsayeesbo by reason Of the
ai W some places for want Of for horses and eve,
40 OF the small branches, even consider
, 80 srcams--beipg entirely dry. large pro
h, Sncnes'o on Monday last Says the Paus Ci,weu,
Ieng cou day su6cency water could no, be Rad 10
lux a VIC avern and they had haul two miles and
a IIon u'e country All the small streams and orea, ,n,nv
are completely dry in this county (ourbon and even
uon 1as ceased to T1n for number OF DAYS We are In
rr1cs, ara rai! or o. M" my 1' "dp'eh SsVen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

EiT CoAcg a new COACH loyalty named after our
excellent Queen. has began run, Of which the an
aouncemen, svery whimsical, being as follows: "The
Queen Adelaide from the Kngs arms at Bushy
every morning at q O clorl- r~-A-- r-r-..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

~ Colonel Stone of the NJ York Commercial
VINO once denied the fact. admits thai as far back
Us b. MIR Jefferson made use of the word .t,Isn.
ted The term is currently used by tho London
Press-highrT pathological aut hority than MIR. lief.
ter'on either vas, or pretended to be-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

ine meeting certainly had no purpose in Dir le,eh,s
appointment on the Committee, apart from . desire
70 secure Tho advantage of h,s serving ON II, Il ia
clear that the gentleman who commitment cd h;s nm.
pointment. msconceived the spri, in which :, ,,.,
made. " ""'1h IL was
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

JouH Fl. PLEAsAnTs. Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
Journal Of Commerce

correspondence OF the Journal of Commerce
r LoSDUS, 18th July, 1890
phe American funds in demand but the quantity
ne'e IS SO limited that great capitalists obliged have tile
greater part oil their orders for in the %
TED states Just nov the quarterly ,ends poured IN
fourteen millions sterling upon tho public; and manner
at poion usually re invested shall be placed advantage
inns period, when all socks ns question more ca
silly proposed than solved
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

I'M, >, =, BALTIMoBE, Sept 0
The Hon. Mr. Van Buren,, the Secretary of STATE arrived
here las, evening, on his way TO Washington
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

"loip'oDins the condition Of tie Press Mr. Van Buren,
editor at Buffalo $500 y from the Government,
undef The preseee OF being agent for handu Of
who went from Buffalo Green Bay The Agency embrace,
said, one old Quaw and Indians Journa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

Inc Boston papers state that the brig Cherub st
mai port from smyrna brings the treaty ntIv cor
Guided between Turkey and the United States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

Mr Reynolds, who went out in one oftbe Di-cove
ry ships, writes thus TO a friend 10 Philadelpbia.N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30
s. BALDWIN,.
MR. cLAY.


During the late canvass, Mr Clay's enemies took
infinite psfns TO ascertain the condition Of his affairs
and to declare him q Bankrupt. This being The
case, we think their iberaity should allow him to
practics law Tor the support of bis family. But thus
they viii permit, and bis resumption Of practice
in the Federal Court Of Ohio has exposed him to-
new voliies of abuse ard mIsconsructon---it beipr
said aneng other things that he had no businea there
and thaishs visit was political This assertion has
elected the following notice fsom the Chilicothe Ca
ze. te. IS
We called npon the editor of the sposta for the
name of the lndividual upon wiIost enable
authority he asserted, that nj CLAY was NOT ssdi
fecsly or indrectly1 concerned in any case depend
ing before she Federai Court now In session at Go
lonibus. Bet he has declined to give up the author
of the falsebood; to retrnct the caumny w have
taken the ttoube to write to q friend at Columbus
to ascertain, whether Mr. CLAY was directly, con-
cerned 70 any suit IN the Federal Court. His an
swcr below, furnishes evidence that he vas and fu
y susta our charges Of falsehood aqaiast the
= POST Whether the caiurnny originated "a the
BRAN OF the editor himself seems by the way,
TO De rather silly egotist, than otfierpise--o VIE
thef il was fabricated By some one IF h;a noii,;pa
pTompters mere Is matter of ltfle consequences; it
g an pfarsotss fufsehood ia all ita and 90
leave With the editor of the Pos, and his Jack
son cronies TO saddle it op the right horse - 4
~ certainly great outrage upon the charac-
Ter OF tbe state and the prophecies aud decences of
SOCIAL NE, TO assa as this Editor has done. ary rep
utabie stranger. may visit our Stat in the peace
able pursuIt Of his lawful private concerns But
when such pdignities are offered to as
private citizen 80 HerRY CLAY wbdse na r,s =
associated with every public benefit and blessinr
whscn oar country has enjoyed for the last thirty
the State. $50 -
CoTunDus, Jnly s.
Deef oty:-- 90 enquire Of me how rnrnv causes
M Sszz nae % the docket Of The Federal Court
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30
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