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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

NOTlCE.-By virtue nf n deed Of executed to the
v Subscriber by Nelson Cary, rsier l0h Dec $780, and
recorded III the Clerks ocr Of surico Chesterfield will
be solo at auction, Friday, 29h u, the Springfield PITS
ienfto, several valuable slaves, less eleven
mniuer, ami quantity Of household kitchen
On Saturday, 3Uh, Coal Mines Tavern, Che
teied, undivided third OF Of land Chesterfield
aaJohiae the lands Of faucis ancook estate of Hesason
Hancock, o Thomas Depp's and Of David Sanrd
Others containing sbnu l60 acres, fourth OF
named hrlis-and on Monday End May prerri-
ses, Me unexpTeo term of tire said Gerry, land
the Rchntud CHck leased him James ( Heath
and Robert Gwatne,, r 10 wears, from 23i Feb, 1925
and The other leased IL him Jacob Lyon for 10 years
ll'h March. 1928.
The terms viii We cah Tor all Of $50 less, and
credit of six months larger Bands with good
~ viii he requucd of the purchasers The title berV ed
ne perfectly good bot the subscriber selling Ill onl,
warrant such lie : vested N him
The above sales will positively I'D made the appointed
davs a. RHODES
% l9-dds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

-AIsO-
A large assortment of Plain Shell Tuck Combs
all Of which will be sold at he lowest price, al
GRANNISS' Fashionable Shne ana Comb Store,
feb 10 Sign OF The Goiaen Co'nb.
IE Powhatan county court, February the 10th, 1881
A. s. Woodbridge, Seth Cooke Neeutor Of Joseph
Bondurant, deed, and eniamin Bondurani, comps.,
against Joseph Is Davis, Samuel Davis, and william
Blackburn, defs.-IN GuLNcERY.
This day came the compliments by a. &. Wool.
bridge, esqr their attorney, and fled 'hsr bill, and
the defe dant William Blackburn, having entered
his appearance and gwen security according to the
uf assembly and the rules OF this court and u APP
pearng the sastacton Of the court, that he is not
ara inhabitant OF this commonwealth; Therefore, on
the motion Of the cOmplts., by their said attorney: II
is ordered, that the said William Blackburn do appear
here on the third "Wednesday in May uex aud er
the bill Of the compliments and give curiy
make herein, aud that copy Of his order be forth.
With inserted IN some newspaper published IN the CITY
IF Richmond for months Cessvey. and that
other copy he posted t the front door Of the court
house OF this county, for Two snccessve cour, days
~ Copy. Tes,e. ". GRAVES, D. q.
WAS Cnmmlt'cu 10 tie Ju Vt GoJcnlnnu Cuun
w ~, hc 7th day of June, 1880. a negro nan
who calls ms,f Bob. Goldman and says h. - y free
man, iha he was bound Nelson VardcTtall. aud
ssfv,d his apprenticeship TO him a shoemaker, m
the City Of Richmond, that he afterwards worked ~
said radc. with Co"k" d. RYAN IN rad Cry. H.
u shout 81 yrars old. brown compcx,on. aboui feet
inches hig-l qut'e sensible. aud can read and
write. The owl rr. IL any. Il r"qurF'cd To- pruvr
properly, pay chlrpps, and lake hIm away, ohcrWIse
nc vii nc dealt with ~ the lew directs
w. LEWIS, Jahoy, FIR
jsp 81 yJ2w WV. BOILING, Eh.rS.
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Porter, lie, and Cider.

Porter, .4Ie, ana Cider.
1--WE sub-crr1'r EaS IN hand, a. d W l. keep con
slant suurly "i the v.rv best Phila d"lpkia =, r
ter, Albany Al. aud Newark cider together with
large supply of CANDLE. Soar. AND COARSE
SALT, all of which he VIII seil at the most reduced
price, for cash gnud town acc. p'anc.s II old
Gu t"in"rS and 'herS rcspec fully nv ed call
TIL" ngh"-t prlCe III cash Y ven f"r II bnires
81 5-9awif RICH ID ARMSTRONG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

THIS DAY.
Ry Ofts, DNnlOi = Co
sold
so c0ses far Al q wool hats,
Also on assortment Of Groceries, enIongs; which
20 hhds st. Croix aud n Orleans sugars
oaks Port Wine
80 halt b. xcs sXlo Window gloss
80 casks Goshen cheese
50 boxes candle,
80 80 s ss,' loaf sugar
50 bugs fuo green coffee
so do old Java do
Teas, Wines. rum. brandy, gin, whskey, starch,
n'mPgs. Leading lines &r &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

UNstS AeUHtUN IWFfCy G1OONS.
w IL have r''eSeu by he EtihrI and P,,"rer u
W great variety al new and beautiful FANCY
GOODS am"ng rhruare
ploi" ond figured changeable gros d. Naples
Changeabl. MARCEL nes
Black gro de Nap aud gro de Swiss
Black and whirr silk anu cotton huse
Pltin. striped and figured gInghums
Elegant printed French mu>llns
large assortment of cahco"s, some VERY FINE
Gr'en w"rst'd barege, for velI
Blonde gauze wells
Phlmyr n. cape, aud gauze hdkfs and scarf.
Muslin collars. cnprs, and chem zetrs
B"nbinei Capos prlPrenes and caps
Plain and h.nr"d and 5-4 b"bbnet
Plain and figured bobbnet inserting
Figured bohbimct larcs from one la six inches wide
A beautiful ass9r mrnt uf thread laces and edpnps
Rich bonnet riDbsnds &c. &c
"p i3'~ II NELSON 81 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

$50 L0bourerS Wanted on the Ca.Gi.
ZIONIST ANT employment for four We, Ks at :
~ cents per day, and found, Will be gwen Ia $50
llandf, I" work on the James River Canal. T. cy
must assemble on the End Monday in May next at
Maiden's Adventure Dam, whore ehnll commence
operations. RICHARD REINS
ap l5-ro,d Agent for the James X ver COMPANY
L. =. The hands will find their own shove s. nni
to enable them TO do with Convenience | shal
have number Of rhov"ls "n the spot. which they
c. n have III" - h"'c>n L. n.icr r. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
YRD,S
Warehouse RC-cstahIished.

TINi!f. ..uU ' ta." especially to-. I"u,,'u len'crs
IL V""Iuin) a.e H. r"by no. Fl. d Ina IN" present
Leg h,," pass ed sriring &c IN prc,Ion
OF tohccco ~ Byrd's WsrerousP-- hat ln,acctoIs
~if be recommended fr opan'n'ment at he mkt
term ri H'nruo cuu t-sud tine In-prCtIf w.. COM
m'!cc DUNG Ia early part az 'hs month 1t Nay
neat TN tept'al -.;uai on ot ms Warehouse
b. .ur genera 'v'' ~n, II 10 d. mod proper. Only 40
=. p zee" t"Iidng- new. hr" br"of AID at
~ Is IaMS T..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
FUTURE DA.
Efy OTIS, DaIlaiOD q 60.

WEDNESDAY. MAY !.
STOCK OF SHOES AND BOOTS.-At 10
O'Clock. III BE- sold az the OF Mr. Duncan Nc
Donald, his cn''re stock Of Shoes md Boots com.
przng general assortment OF gent lern"E's ladies'
boys MISSES. and chldrens, particularly adapted for
retailing many If 'h"m of his own manufacture,
and all OF good quality Also, al! the shop fxuFe,
rools, &c. Terms u, sale.
THURSDAY.
DRY GOODS. AT 10 o'clock will he sold {, our
Auction Roons,
50 packages Of Dry Goods, comparing genera!
assor mFnt of seasenable goods.
Also al lnvoc" Of ladies' lace caps, lace wells,
elegant worked collars, elegant worked trimmings,
Verona, Rob Roy and Turkey hdkrs.
Also AL invoice Of Pentcnrisry manufactured
embarrassing Of checks. palds, bed ticks,
siilr ings. shoctiugs stripes, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
AMERICAN WROUGHT
SHELL COMES

Il UST received by the last arrival a full assolt-
y ment OF beautiful patterns, and every size.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
LAND SCRIP.

'UNlr' snDHc'lUrr VII give the highest price tor
Il Scrip Issued Tor Land Warrants under the Act
OF The 3Oth Of May $50. He may be found a, 81.
office CT b. F. Niche, Esq. opposite Tie Mercl art
Coffee Huusc, Main st
pI9-tf CHARLES STANPERY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

HOLT d ROSS have re,ris,d their supply of
IL Fresh Goods for the sp ing business, and invue
the ui'entIun at their Gus omrrs an the public the
AssoRTmENT EARTHEnwARE. Cana e. GLASS
MS II is the hands"mes aud most c"rnprt" anv they
have ever "p"n"d For Guy and retail custom rs,
they hav" all elegant as>nr mt of Fancy China sHd
ether Ware, such as Tea Dinner. and ToIlpr Sets
Pitchers. Ew"rs and B $ lis. NJ ,ntl. Ornaments, &c.
&C. ut va '"ns new pate n and colours
Their Who'll. sale Gn 10. fr he rnun.r trad are
EN- rely FISH. II i'g ~ cd fir III F.. r. pr of
""w shal e. natrerus 81 and cnmp n, MI ar lc' =
at & mro" Eng d. and Ennmrrd and Prir. 60. ~
rIp al Ware l.w urIrr> mn % 6rr e,o,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

CASH FOR WHEAT.-The subscribrr will
- pay The market price for goud merchant BILE
Wheat. J. FRY auie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

10 The ID DIJS.-.1fs l'st PaIIsIa,hions er1 c'ro-
- and do o. T5sn a. &. HSH ENSt NS
~ f~s - 'cooi. al LEES ssor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
MANIFESTO OF THE POLISH GOVERN
MENT AGAINST PRUSSIA

| "Thorc arc extreme circumstances which will not
permit men to observe he conduct which otherwise
! they would willingly pursue.
Can it he aTcPreach to the weak that when on
the point of pcrishing they expose the false pre-
fences OF those who under the cloak Of LEGAL con-
duct would eifcctualiy ensure their destruction, by
aiding their adversary
The Poles have right to say that the faith OF
nations is but an empty Hame and that treaties and
conventions have been invented onlv,to cover the
crimes of the powerful with the mask of Justice
The principle of non intervention, for what docs
1T serve but as prcteXt lin the selfish policy adopt
= y the cab nets of the present day? How Aus
tria h Is applied it in the disarming of Dwerncki's
corps ls known to Europe, and Europe remains 81
lent. Prussia has violated, in a still more
striking, a principle which once adopted ought to
DC adopted by all, or rpliCd inpartally.
"Onen hare addressed 10 the Cabinets tho
guarantees Of our rights, tine most pressing repro
ssnatorf, aud all have been deaf TO our voice
Who suuvt ind cd demonstrate by judicial process
the wrongs which we have suffered on tho Frus-
sian territory They are however sufficiently
proved by the most circumAtantial details; Of all
proofs the most convincing is that furnished bv the
present position Of tho Russian army.
PRUSSIA, confident in weakness, has done
wellto give cvasivs to all the Governments
who would seek 10 maintain, bona fdc tho prirciplu
OF intervention. She could not better disguise
her conduct from iucrcdulous Cabinets, that they
might he required to the French at Warsaw be-
fore they 7.ould bcicvn in tho concert sulsisfjur
between the cbinets of st. Petersburg and Berlin.
THE n ItiOEal Government has received Il report
from the Gcncral-jn-Chicf announcing that the ar
my Of Paskcwitsch is concentrated on the I over
Flsula, and resting upon the Prussian frontier
Here follows d minute description of the then DO.
sitl0D Of the army. since changed 1t results from
the plan Of operation adopted Wy Gen Paskcwitsch.
that in case Of check more or less severe lie could
with difficulty regain Tie right bank, and by con
sequence, must lss &C the certainty of secure re-
treat into Prussia, into.which the quarantine will
not hinder him from penetrating and where no
Russian corps will experience the fate Of General
Dwornicki. This conduct of Prussia DESTROYS al
tho advantages which we have acquired by so much
devotion, and so mach blood spilled all over the
soil Of Poland. 1t renders useless, we are bold to
say, all the miracles Of our COURAGE
Our struggle has been appeal to God: why
attempt 10 influence his DEGREES, and lend to the
strong terrible arms for the purpose of crush
M ne e-h' Let it be known that it is not With
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
The EsicEa.asonas VyEaago
FROST.-By Miss CoulI


Tho Frost lnokod forth, ono still clear night
And no said, ''Now shall be out of sight
10 through tho valley and over the height,
In siloncc I'll take my way;
l Will not 20 on lSo that clustering train.
Tho wind and tho snow-thc hail and tho rain,
Who mako So much hustle and noiso in vain,
But I'll DO as busy rs thcy!'
Than no went TO the mountain and oydcrod its
crost,
lie climbed up tho trees, and their tough, he
dressed
OF the quivering lake, inc sr-- .a
a coat of mail, that it nccd NOT !.a-
The downward point of mao a r.o.r
That hc hug on its margin. far snT ue,-
Where rock could roar IT'S .,clJ,
IIo mt to tho windows I, lrsr who slo..
And over zach pane Xix" fan, crspt
Wherever no broathcd, wherever he -tnppcf
BY the light ofthc moon. were escn
Most beautiful things. Thorc wcro aowcrs ara
troe.,
There wore hrevics ofhirdS, and .wntm, &c bees
Therc wcro cities, thrones, tempics and towers
and tlcso
All pictured in silver sheert
BIT he did one thing that was hardly fair:
10 won't To the cupboard and finding thorc,
Tnat all hsd forgotten for h IN to prepare,
"N"w. iuat to set them thinking,
I'll bite this basket of fruit" said ho;
This hlo,'cs pitcher I'll burst in three.
And tho 2la.s Of " alter They've left for me,
Shall 'tchici,' to tell them I'm drnkng.'
Token, fer 1872.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

the right, but The duty of such State, to inter
pose its authority for their protection, in
best calculated TO secure that end When emcr-
gcncies occur, which are neither beyond the
roach ofthc Judicial tribunals, too pressing to add
init of the delay incident to their forms, States
which have no common umpire, must he their
Judges and execute their own doc. ons." To this
report the Legislature of Massa chuscts responded
in the following language. '''rhc committee enter
tain h.gh sense of the wisdom ard ability with
which he Convention of delegates have discharged
their arduous trust. Whe they maintain the princi-
pies Of State Sovereignty and Of the duties ,chich
citizens oce 10 their respective State Governments
they girc the satisfactory proofs Of attachment
to the Consultation Of the United STATES and to the
national Union :" &c sc. These principles have rc-
Gently acquired Fictitious popularity, under the
new banner of State Rights and Free Trade. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
From HE ChnrIcsinn C.nuri.r-

We give the following extract from the report
of the Hartford Convention, as expressing fully
the sentiments and principles of the State Ripbfs
and Free Trade Party in this State:--
'That the acts Of Congress in violation Of the
Constitution are absolutely void is an undcniablc
position II does not however consis; with the res
Pect and terbsarance due from confederate State
towards tlc General Government to Av to omen 70
sistancc upon every iufraction Of the Constitution
The mode and the energy Of The opposition. should
always conform to the nature ofthc violation the
tcntlon Of its authors, and tho extent of tho in
fury inflicted the determination manifested TO DER
sist in it, and the danger of delay But in cases of
deliberate dangerous and pllpable infractions Of
tho Constitution, affecting the sovereignty of 4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
6sc1esoSosgD ga teg 90
Thursday E3rcMiasg', Gcs. 35.

The result Of the recent gubernatorial election
in Georgia has excited much curiosity and surmise
and controversy to its and probable effect
on the coming Presidential election. AS usual,
opinions variant according TO the political bias
of the different writer's, and from the known facts
great difficulty is experienced i'll coming to a
rect conclusion even lin Georgia. We infer from
the different statements we lave seen, that local
causes, wholly unconnccted with national politics,
have had their influence. and not the least anon
them waa the conduct of Gov. Gilmer in multiplying
judicial decision in relation TO the Indian lands
To determine how far this and other questions of
a similar character have opo.ated is difficulty.
On the other hand, the known opinions and per-
TO national politics, not less source of diff
Guilty. II is we'll known that Mr.. Lumpkin is q
personal and political friend of Mr.. Calhoun, aid
at the time opposed to ths South Carolina
doctrine of Notification. Again-thc Crawford,
Troup party, TO which Gov Gilmer belongs, is
tricnd'v 20 Ger Jackson; the Clark party, which
.-rporod Mr. Lumpk,u, Is believed to be opposed
10 HIM. At this distance, confess our inability
10 come TO any correct conclusion from these an.
parently conflicting data. We conclude, however,
that the vote of Georgia is not certain for Cen
Jackson as it has been heretofore beved to be,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Pursuant to previous notice, a Meeting was
held at Fairfax Court House, the 18th inst, by
portion of the citizens of Fairfax county opposed
to the present Administration, of which Joshua
Hutchinson appointed Chairman, and Charles
Radcliffe Secretary-when the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted
Whereas nuiAber of tho citizens of Fair
fax county, conceivng that the recollection of
Andrew Jackson to the Presidency of the United
States would be prejudieal TO the welfare of the ma
ton, have convened for the purpose of concerning
measures, best aculated TO secure the election of
a suitable successor To that Office:
Do it Resolved, LIST, That wo approve of the
National Republican Convention to be held at Balti-
more III December next.
End, That committee of con ference to consist
of five members, be apPointed TO similar com
mittees from Loudon and Prince William for the
purpose ofselectng more Delegates, (as thay
shall determine to represent this congressional dis.
trict in said Convention.
Bird, That We approve of the appointment of Ro-
bert Stanard and Chapman Johnson to represent
the State at large
4th, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and publish
ed in the National Intelligcncer Phoenix Gazette
and Constitutional Wing.
The Chairman appointed the following gentle.
men a committee of conference, under tho 2nd
Offutt, Dennis Johnson and Joshua Hutchison,
the last mentioned name being included by request
of the meeting.
JOSHUA HUTCHINSON, Charm.
CHARLES RADCLIFFE, Sectry.
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From the National Intelliys,ne 81,

The Phladelpha American Seminal of tho .a4th
mat, says-s'Thero s arumor in the city ".hat
'Mr. Clay declines Icing candidate for the Pres.
"dency." We undertake to4assure the Editors of
tho Sentinel. and request them to inform THOR
readers that the rumor is absurd and idle, wick
ed and malicious.
The following from tho Philadelphia Wing, is
no doubt the true version of the facts in tho case.
The magnanimity of Mr.. Clay, in placing himself
in the hands of his friends, will only serve still
further to exat him in their Gem aud affections.
They will graphic him to their hearts with hooks
of steel.
mir. CLAY.-We have just heard that Letter
is in town from this distinguished Statesman, in
which he avows his perfect Willingness to yield his
claims to any candidate, who can concentrate the
popular suffrage TO ensure the defeat of the
present President. There is a spirit of magma
nimity in this determination of Mr.. Clay, that en-
dears him more than ever to the People. Bat still
--wo must act with deliberation, wisdan, aud
| forecast. Let the result be left to the BALrl-
! MORE CONVENTION in December. Mr.. NVirt may
not be less niagnanimous than Mr.. Ciay-and Mr..
Writ may yet Withdraw or leave it TO the pub
lie voice-but we fear Mr.. Writ will not move from
his present attitude:-at least says rumor-
and from source entitled to credit"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

b FAsuroSs.-In the capitol Of ncighborne
sat-, the corset warehouses are pr duc,ng their
natural eff c.. Tight lacing OF 7 long pressing
upon tn. body, has forced large part of 1t into
he arms: Hence come the or.trous sleeves.
The pressure, being continued md ia, her on the
increase has protsred tho shorl r. those un-
slightly parts, 40 that they appear 10 be making
ra! il progress 20 the tips of the cars Hence
no longer hear of, he gra:rfsi tail of sirnuld-
| ers, or the neat iii of the dress tn he round and
taper NJ arm.
We mention this merely, that we may con-
grotu t. he indies of THIS CITY on their superior
taste in trusting to nature fol display
.Afo Rcp.
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DEF v,aR. ,sD rl.zn GIRL

r.an .r '-'s rf Traveller, PULLS j in
-a.r. Gazette. G. ny ,le f.Iowir~ act
.,-. ~. az ,.,e De.. .It Dumb Asylum Hart.
'ford, Connecticut, he says:
BE- far the most interesting subject ut present in
the institution, is the poor deaf. dumb, and blind
grl chose siu1tion has been described IN so beau
tiful and affecting manner by Mrs. Sigourncy
Tier name is Julia Brace and she * native Of tho
immediate ucirhborhood Of Tia ,a.vlin. She is
tho only instance Of great e usisitrtune, oil
which any record is cxttnt, accept QUO European
boy, by the name of James %itchclL &c was so
irritable that few experiments could be 1rcE for his
benefits but Julia Brace. tits SAID has been mild and
docle from her childhood, although, when i -saw
her from some Temporary vcxatou OF iGdrspoaition,
5ke was evidently out Of temper. She was seated
saata le her nessls- work IN her lap Thorslsnoth-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

The general election in Ohio, which was held on
the l1th inst appears 10 have resulted avorably TO
tho National Republican cause. Jacksonism has
evidently lost ground, in that fitute since the last
election. The returns already IN, exhibit it in di-
unfinished strength. md when the whole shall he
in, it will doubtless be that Gen. Jackson's
popularity is moro able to "stand any thing"-to
support every incunbTanec, in Ohio, than in other
States. The back stairs cabinet have tasked the
ileros personal popularity far too severely. 4t,was
to the party valuable capital TO trade upon; and
used with discretion, it might have lasted long
while; but like unwary dealers they have orer-trG-
dcd, and.thcr capital is well nigh exhausted This
personal popularity uuht indeed have boosted a viz
tue in respects similar TO that of the Can of
FOrtunatGs, TO enable IT to honor all the drafts
which the party have made upon it. When fairly
exhausted us seems like enough to be the case ere
long-how is such political capital to be repen
shcd? This. w. arc aware, is question chiefly in
tcrcsting TO those who have been large traders on
the capital. But mistake the case and o., glpns
oi tic times, if the period is not MAKING rapid ap
prodchcs when those who have beer bcretoCore
most ready to proclaim themselves ''whoie hog
men will be the most anxious TO sink tho title and
70 hide all memory Of il in tho depths Of oblivion
Dait Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Russa only We engaged in combat. There war
timc when the spectators of conflict would have
tho Ight themselves guilty of crime IL they did
not assist the weaker pLry-tho world calls that
time barbarous. At present two powc are seen
consrirng against unhappy nation, and the con-
test is looked upon with sGng fiOid. The attacked
nation has not arms defend itself, for rrus
STA, not content with having surrounded our from
tiers tor n long time with Fictitious quarantine,
checks the transport OF every thing necessary for
| for our defence. Such the rcsortcd to in
order reduce us; this is the fair battle offered
| by Russia, assisted by tho Prussians. Their prin-
ccs invoke the name of God in their proclumations
God is justice and equity, and invoking him 10
testify falsehood is committing perjury. Who can
/ forcsco the futurol The princes who wish for our
destruction may, perhaps hereafter be pursued by
misfortune, and, placed in situations OF difficulty
Let then, then, rocollect their conduct in Poland,
| How can wo DO sont while we experience such in
justicc2 Our complaints must be published, that
they may DO soemn manifesto against the cen
duct of Prussia. The world must know what wo
have complained of-what are the difficulties we
have to conquer; and perhaps then the Govern.
ments, which deaf TO the voice of Justice and
humanity, will be forced to admit that 4 people
which has had the courage TO support itself gle
handed against such powerful enemies combined
10 annihilate il, lie worthy of free and independent
existence"