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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
NEIL AND LAND FOR SALE

NE ILLS AND LAND FOR Salt
AVE- wish to sell my MILLS and nifty acres
Of L.IyND, at the Mouth ei Opequon Greek,
Also, F.iit.M OF two hundred acres OF land
near tbs Mouth OF Opequon, vita comiorta-
bic buildings and the land in good state ol
cultivation. Possession viii he gwen OF the
Mills at any time, and Of the Farm on the
first day OF April next. IL not sold by the
first day OF October next, will be offered al
public sale, on the premises. Terms Will be
made to suit PURCHASERS. Good paper q
Negroes will be taken m part.
JAMES FORNAN.
Mouth Of OpeT!oa, July 81, lo5I.--u
q bOdESIiC GOODS.-3-4, 4 4 and 4
-a-P brown Muslins. A, 8. A and ia
bieached do, striped and furniture Cotton;
Bleached and brown Cotton Driiiugs; Bee
tlcklngs; Phtsburf Cords; Cotton Yam, irou
No . TO rs, Candle Wick. &c iust rccciyec.
and for sale by HOGAlikE s. BUKD.
June so, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

G1AUTiON!-Having sustained very sen
~ Gus injury from trespassers on my Lot
IN Martinsbnrg, such as stealing my fruit,
trampins under foet vegetables o all kinds,
has determined me to submit 10 it no longer.
I now give fair warning to all such persons
in future that the law shall be put in its most
rigid terms against all such, who may, IN the
least particular. be caught on my premises
in an unlawful way
SAMUEL SILVER.
.Hartinsbrg, july 81, 1891 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
lprssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

sO. 600 BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED
IN HE subscribers having leased the Bed
q inston Mills, for term Of years, WI,
at all times, be prepared 20 give CASH. and
the highest market price, for WHEAT; and
to grind for customers in the usual way. and
always viii be prepared to exchange Flour
for Wheat They hope by paying sirlct at
tention to business, they will receive a hbe-
raj share OF public patronage.
b. s. darcy.
Beaington MIL. JLsln 81. 1881. st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

DOMESTIC GOODS. SHOES, HATS
E-t Sc IS 4, s, d s. 5 Brown Shirt
ing and Sheeting; 8 Al 8. a a & sd Bleach.
ed duslins, A & a 4 Plaid and Striped Cot
ION; 3 A Il A fancy and common check; A 4
Bedticking. Domestic Bingham; Pittsburg
Cord, Mexican Mixture, Rowan Cashmere,
Cotton Cashmere, French, Russian, Union
ahd domestic Drilling, Twied Stripes, Nm
keen, Shambry Lowell Osnaburg Table Di.
aper, Burisps. Osuaburg and Tckenburg,
brown and bleached irish Linen, Irish Sheet
ing, SILK and Cotton Umbrellas ana parasols,
Market and Work Baskets,
II Men RooisS, Macs 4. heapN "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

Mr.. Eaton. late Secretary Of War, len
Washington City for Baltimore on the STU
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

ct TNSEED OIL.-Just received and for
& Z sale by h0GMiRk. s. BOYD.
March 81, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

VTTO0LM-The highest price given for
w Wool by w. n. THOMPSON.
June so, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
.u.AYUFACTOgsEs:

Fery lalnGb!e and most acknowledgements
Situated
LiiHG DESTROYS tn cuTtail our business NC shall
~ offer for sale on Monday the I'd of MAY next On
The premises. 10 clock the following described
P3GrcEiy. 1t public auction 10 the highest bidder:
Terms. vii be one third cash-one third months
ana orc 'HiTd months credit; Purchasers giving an
proved gotaG,c notes with approved endorsers End
are paid. vac "oleS
Lot No. ID NiJI Factory end Rolling
and Sitting .NU. hullD cf stone and brick t,yo s,
RES hlgh md 10 feet III length; consisting of
"a.cT-%Ece s. II machines for cutting and headline
nails OF all slzes al operation; spike ditto fnS
cutting spikes from TO inches; ! cylinder ditto
Tor cutting sprigS and brads of every description:
sett honeFs and Slltters, complete, attached to
water'""ee, ~ by 10 feet; AR Furnaces for heat
ing lToo smiths Shop IN the basement story and =
Lathe Tor turning rollers. The whole is upon
large scale and well calculated for an extensive b,,
Sness, with an ample supply Of water
Lot No. Al NH for eris,ding PLnstc,
q Pnr''' built with wood. and pairo feet sones
with crushrr and tub-wheel. Can reodiIy crinJ
tom - 10 Is bushels per hour
Lot No. 81 SG7c lfii, with saws. well
constructed II 10 frame bu'ding, and is upon
leas' Il $500 per aruun
Lot NO IN Turning and Blacksasith's
Ship, stories high. bull o. 20 and brick. 80 bv
p iccf with ovrrsHo' wheel, rni ed 10 20 inches
OF wafer. and Is now upon l"a.c at $500 uer annum
Lot No. j.-.I Corn and Grist MI. buiTe
I' Stone ana orct stores H@d sbur' SC b, % leet
: tai[ 10 Zee, stones. an ugcrshat wheel double
gear7' c,tr-t'r-. &c bl. crup.rt- Tor or!u5r corr,
with very ,.'tr mrru-i isb.u-.
I"c above Property is stfa d % Tie CIV Of
N'y'i'".a4, b" noes r.sI. end opposite 10 The Gap
!toL q. -.aH Factory. Plaster l.I oul Saw N,l
i'.' Bead and d. % o. .t,' s.tsr which ID. ,,r,
ccPl'' Of Being 'urrovcI 'o Us feet 10 @ small ez
Pt'e' ihe Com ID aud ta.au. Jg, have
"-os "hi TAU '. '''t F".. 1cr oad more minute
particulars o, TO 'he right. aUl privileges which ulr
cua-c.# U' Do entitled b., y'i N. r,. Ice tr,o,r -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

olItE.-by virtue OF Il deed Tusi executed to die
s"OsCrheT by Nelson Cary, dated loan Dec 1850 and
.tcofu ~ Vac CLERKS Office OF Henrco Chesterfield viii
% 500 81 atcon, on 'day, 29h nst Springfield! F.s
nhnhef ana Quantity OF household kitchen furniture
Cn sum- inst al the Coal Mines Tavern IN Ches-
ee", an undivided uId OF Of land in Ch..terf.,d
aeos the Lands CT taucis ancocAs estate Of Hrggason
c-" OF inHnas petps estate, and OF stanford aud
c'Hss containing about 100 acres, one fourth OF slays
named heiis-and on Monday Pad May next on the premi
@ e term q: tie sad airy, pieces of land
lnn honeit ''"ahme., '"r 10 years. 23i Ftb Is2e
llth MaTCE 1928 ~ " -" 'N-'' '''u'
Lhe Terms VA! e oasl' .nr oil $40 or ese and
credit of SIX month, r lager sums Bends viii go,i -.
ty will be required Of the purchasers The l - hsi.d -
R Peiecy go'a, hut Tie Subscribed selling as trustee onIy
warrant such ir's Is , vested IN l,f., " " ''J
The above sales viii positively be Made on the apDoir,.
days >, % - a ,, ntS'eI
ap IS--tlds 'O~'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscribers will Continue the business q, their
Old stand, Sycamore street. 1t would b.. perhaps
variety of names, v:hch fancy and fashion has n,vcn
10 the different styles Of goods But We do SAY IN
lie 5roaGcsi sense OF the word, thar for variety e-
tent and taste, III the selection of goods. particularly
Tor the Petersburg marked, we not surpassed by
any house south ct the Potomac. That we can and
tc" sell us cheap appears evident from our hereto.
lore numerous customers. We solicit 4 continuance
OF their patronage 10 the Ecw concern.
JAMES KYLE.
II. II. CAPERTON.
IL Always on hand-Bol;ing Cloths, warranted
equal To any c.: the continent; Cigars in !. !. and
boxes, OF the most approved brands pale Sherry and
genuine old Port Wine, in bottles, particularly Sc:
lccted for this market. aD 2-2a,yC;
PETERSBURG. ST NpFil In3I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
COM Nj ERClAL.

y: ). BANK SgocK.-ii0 Shares were sold at
the ~ York Stock d. Exchange Board, ON the e3d
inst, ut Si2o.
ExcnsNGE oN LONDON, at New York, April 2o-
o. 81 per cent prem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
AE ATEaER,

,-,t, - ~ n n ~ H,
WEE subscriber respectfully announces TO the pub
nc that 10 has opened Leather store three
uoots aooVe 'se Bell Tavern. where he intends
hcepiHg Sencral assortment of articles in ms line
OF business. " 49, S
lie has nc'" on hand s.irlng. harness. soa,, black
uH faesG oidic feathers, calse, bag, ani horse hide
o"i; sea- anu shcsp k!ns, sheep and goat uoroccos
lie wishes to purchase Leather IN he finished and
o"In'~n.o STAKE. JAMES MICHAELS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
FUTURE EsAYS

Egl' zs@gemposs, .ssses. - GO.
,, TO- oURp..
o.. ~ tCt,9 AND WI ES.-Ai half past
n pipes prime Cognac andy
d DO Halisuus GIN
do second quality do
lhdz Antigua rum
do Jamaica 20 FIRST quality
do sGo Do second DO
20 or ISIS Frenca NJ. wine. superior
., 90 do d" second quality
Besides various other Gcscript:oD, of yy,ra, u
whici are to be sold TO close 71ies.
Purchasers are invited to call and take sample.
oil lhe abo"t to satisfy themselves as to the ounitv
of tie articles. -" f'"'''y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
List oil Produce, &c. passed down the Canal
thrOnIh the Lower IncLs.

ArHu 25-3 hds obscco. 35a bblr four 10 bus wheat,
corr ION oar non, 500 fee, plank 1000 keg poles bb
copper large iron cords wood ton snn
. coal boats 1873 bus coal ' - A'''
hrhL - hhds tobacco GS3 bbs Jour- lG bus
zoo on" corn os lbs bacon II: empty Gcur barrels cords
WOOD IONS sand ~ boats, III coal boats 2238 coal
NfhL - SD hhd. lobac"o, 1875 bar stems ton bar IRON
,o boxes bats 1000 hoop poles cord bark, ton stone
" '"n sand cords wood, empty boats small IA boats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

- - II NJ = I--'LIINILI I II IaIIS.
fE'HE subscriber has for sale ut his farm miles
above Richmond, the trees , years old, any rca-
sonabe quantity oil the genuine Mo-us Alba or v hite
Italian Mulberry Trees; aLd tho season is now ap.
preaching in which they may be transplanlcd he is
DESTROYS Of receiving orders from mauy persons as
may be IN wah uf hc article and he i well salts.
fed that the silk culture must be one orhc most
ftabie branches tie agrculuris can tam his aticn-
ton 10, he hopes TO be the means Of thclr extensive
distribution through the State. They Will be sold on
reasonable terms by The hundred or otherwise heliy-
cradle IN Richmond or within ary reasonable distance
thereof. J. w. SMITH
n B;-Orders may be loft At Scott & Smiths, e
street, Richmond. oct r-Invtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

centy Killed by nos, under circumstances of most
distressing nature. The little fellow, in the pursuit
OF his innocent sport, suddenly approached tho bed
OF saw with y.'ung Pigs and before nc could make
MS escape was attacked and destroyed BY the az
fighted and snraged animal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
kSy otis, RBeg3sscao 8. Go

ESy G.is, Rsyssscss $. Co
TO MORROW
HATS AT O'Clock, Will be sold =, our S,oro
80 oas'S f. and wool hs,s
WEDNESDAY. MAY a.
STOCK OF SHOES AND ROOTS-At I0
COCK NH be sold at the store Of Mr. Duncan Nc
Donald his entire stock Of Shoes and Rots 80
PF!%ng general assortment Of gen, lemep'z ladies
boys, m'ssr5' and chld-cns, particularly adapted e
retailing many of them OF his own manufar,ure
ana all OF good quality Also, all the shop fx,e-e
tools. &r Terms al sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
The new PolygIott Bible, &c.


FRNHE English Version OF The Polygloit Bible,
containing the old and Tostamcnts, with
the marginal readings. together with copi1us and
orgDaltcccto ion Of references TO parallel and illus
traiive passaGes--eXhibed IN a manner hi horto
unattOmptcd-- FIRST American edition.
The last DAYS Of Bishop llcber-Bv Thomas
Robinson, a. NJ. Archdeacon Of Madras and late
Domestic Chaplain 20 his Iordship.
Tales Of Travels West Of 'hc Mississippi By So
lomqn Boil, lac cpcr Of tho Travellers Library.
Province ilousc Court. Boston. with u map and
humorous crgravIngs
Lives ~ Remarkable Youth Of both yoxos VIZ: SIR
Thomas Lawrence, Angelo De La Morincrc,
hczatl. 'h" admirable Cr'ch'on. Voucy B,cknrr
Caudiac De NcuIcnlm BIsisc Pascal, Lady Jane
Grey. and Edward VI.
Also, further supplies Of Daily Food for Christians
and the Christians Daily Walk with God, from,
the Works Of the Rev. Matthew Henry iust re-
ccyCG by II. T. SMITH an q
A Person jus; arrived from New Yors, who las
"a taught school There fu7 several gears. wishes
To- obtan situation 0s teacher or assistant n III
Academy. riihcI ~ Tive town or country. lie Is
capable ot teaching Mathematics. Classical and
English branches. ard cno produce respectable tee
tlmoria's Io' PARTICULARS. enquire at he WING
Office no 20 o,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

YHfes for Tea Parties.
TENRlFLES for Tea Parties, consisting Of raw
Il and simple music. of various kinds for the
Piano and Harp, composed and arranged by an
American Lady; No !. just published, and for sale
by r. l. SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Valuable City Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for Sale.
&EzA The Undersigned authorised u .4s
f:s:.(G Proprietor, To dispose OF, at private sale
ill., hat valuable Tenement on Shnchoe IN:
Ssszs3s ateiy occupied by Col Wlliam Laarlos.
una situated at the corner Of G. and An steer
Iae terms wi. be liberal Apply to
LANCASTER DENLY & CO
u The above described properly, Will 90 So =.
the highest bidder. on Thursday the 5h Nav n-xt
at helt past o'clock. P n, on the promises
Terms made known at the time of safe
ap 22-ids
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

FHNtlE English Version of the PoBglott Bible.
n with marginal reading. new edition. for sale, at
j reduced price, by r D. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
POLIGLDIT BIBLE.

w 7 IJTpIIi|s
EVllb E1Esh Version 81 the Polygc, Bhlc.
u containing the old and new Testament; with
The Marginal Reading. together with copious and
original selection ct References. 90 parallels and
Illustrative paslcc7. Eyhibicd N manner hi,h-
GRO Unai'cmmod American Stereotype Pocket
EdIon-chofT- published and Tor sale by
NJ 20 I. n NASu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Chcnp and Elecant Mnsic.

Chcap and Elegant Music.
For Mc Piano Forte, Harp. GGlcr, tir.
sg J. SMITH has now mad such urau-oren's
3 q. with the publishers IN Northern cities rs will
enable him to furnish all their publications at ovr
"hir thcr turmcg pFicre.--lIc hes lately received
very considerable, additions and rs in hourly cor,.,.
ton Of further supplies.
O.. The whole Stock on hand vii be az one, re-
GaCcd 10 nNE mAIt lILt ON rRICE. mn ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

EAsHyutr, April g..
zinc ht;le hoy, ahou, or years old. son Of
yudSn Nathonic! Williams, G. tN.s state was 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Somebody has asked about 1.-The harmony ant
stability of the present Cabinet" which were laudot
at the late Jackson meeting; "dcmortus MI nsi. p
Phil T. s. Gas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
'Sapepfjs,e Letter Paper.

TBNIfE subscriber n.- received supply of yer,
Il superior blue wnve letter papeT-also an assert
sortmcn of foolscap paper. which he offers for sne
at small advance on the cost.
ap27 Il. d. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Petitions in favor Of and against Reform, wcro
getting mp IN Peterborough. Ouc IN favor of Reform,
received upward Of 5000 signatures m Glasgow
in the short period Of five days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

D caucus of the Republican Members Of Assembl,
was held at Albany Oh Friday. Their proceeding,
were limited to the nomination OF Regent of the
University. and the adoption Of Address to thc
People of the State. This has not yet come on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

up :. NcNt UFIoW NE door OF the Eagle Hotel
BiGGBR'S PRIZE OFFYCE
nRlWiNG of the Union Canal Lottery,
~ No. 6:
6 26 Dis 10 SO II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Mr. HUNr presented petition for enquiry into I'M
Manchester Nassacro Of 1919. Tie saId that he wa
Il witnccs 10 thet massacre, ord he hoped vas no
TOO late 10 get justice for tbosu hornl nurGrrs he IN
collected that Gov. WALL was HANGED 90 years az
fer lie was guilty Of murder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Fhe Pennsylvania Inquirer says tina, letters from
Washington mention that james Buchanan of thu
State ''is the newly appointed Attorney General"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05
CALHOUN AND CRAWFORD

ia Conlrmatory the suggestion OF the Journal Of
Commerce, alluded to yesterday, we find the following
IN the Charleston Courier of Dec 90.
III is said that letter has been received by gentleman in
mat during the administration of Nj Monroe when the con
quot OF Gen jackson at Pensacola under discussion by
y otanesne Gen Jackson, bringing him TO a Court
Martial Tor his conduct-but that being opposed by the
oil his colleagues, he Obliged TO the defeat Of
ms proposition 1t Is presumed that this disclosure now
made io The purpose Of weakening the standing of Mr. Call
noun with The President, and thai many moa
sre devised by A Van Buren, for purpose The Calhoun
party seem to be under cloud this moment, plan
Gt o tc northern magician rules the ascemdan, how
long this may continue to be the difficult
are like players, they change places double
Their parts, decam, strut, and entrances and
are up ana down so often, that it impossible one
oo9ghy conversant wiihth plot and structure ofe drama.
10 understand what will be The movement
, me resident a is IN PepieXy His Cabinet is body
wcn ne hns very difficult TO keep in order. The Mem
paTate iTTends and separate There is no common
tie, no Common impulse, feeling, bind them together
The recent movements North and the two last Senate
no. eectos3 mat ~ Missouri and that in Pennsylvania
nave produced no little excitement among them
Is 1t true, that Mr.. Calhoun, and not Dir Crawford
as was believed for years after the eycnt--a bellies
which at tirat time, especially in Virginia and more
especially, with certain contemporary, who in 1919
and up to 1924 eschowcd Gen Jackson as "a curse
added vastly to Mr.. Crawforda popularity-is it
true that al Calhoun was the member Of Mr. Mon
rce's cabinet, who had the Grmness, he nagnanimtv
tNV cHClOHS ueEOiiO!, 10 COUNSEL the arrest OF the
man who with arms his hands, trampled on the con
shution Of the u States the rights Of Georgia, and
the dignity Of the American people? IF it be true,
Crawford has lost, and Calhoun won The greenesl
and most beautiful sprg thai adoTns bis chaple. The
advice was THAT Of Cato The younger, when he de-
mandcd that Caesar should disband his Icgions and
return to Rome to answer for bis disobedicnce and
contempt Of the laws We know nc, if our taste be
correct, bat we had rather have been the author Of
that noble ard Roman stand in Err Donroe's cabinet
then all that Mr.. Calhoun and ar. Crawford have
ever done for their country, beside. Is this c sin
which Dir. Crawford wishes to fix upon Mr. Cal!
houn: Alas! wefeartha Mr. Calhoun has not deserved
the proud distinction Of having been the only one
to vindicate The honor ofthe county at crisis which
deeply furnished it. The man who voted for Amos
Kendall, to please his master, could hardly have given
Lbal heroic advice.
Ca y letter to the Editors from Cincinnati Dec
%, says the Ohio is now twenty FIVE feet above low
yatcr mark, aud rising very fast
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

MS MS Exceuency the Governor to the General Assem-
~! ' Inat the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
I cinteh States, las sanctioned writ of error.
s'u cited the State of Georgia through her Chic
aFistrate, TO appear before the SUPREME Comr, NJ
e oniSed States to defend said State against saic,
wf. OF error at the instance of one George Tasses
| recently convicted in Hall superior court
anu whereas, the right pun SIN crimes against the
:f anu good order of this State, in accordance
win the existing laws of this State is an original and
necessary part Of sovereignty which the State of
georgia has never parted with
nc I 'hsrtore resolved by tue Senate and House of
representatives. &C. That they view with eeeIpps Of
Gee regret the interference BY the Chief Justice of
-: "f.S"e Court OF the United States, II the adj
i,hlstration OF the crrina laws of this State and
tnat such an interior ence is lsrran, viola inn of her
right. any ''''A 'o" VI "s'
resolved further That his Excellencytte Govern
or oe' and he and every other officer of this State is
nersoy requested and enjoned TO disregard am and
every hlsndate and process that has been or shall be
served upon him them, purportm1s to proceed FROM
tae Chief Justice any associate Justice of the Sil
Prene Court of the United States for the purpo OF
afresunf The executonof any or the criminal laws of
And be it further resolved, That his Eixcel!cncy
the Governor be, and he berebiy authorized and re-
qu'red' with ali the force and means placed ct his
command, by the constitution and ws OF this State
10 resist and rcpcl any and every invasion from wat
yer quarter, upon the administration of the criminal
laws of this State.
Resolved, That the State of Georgia will never SO
far comPromit her aovereigntv as an independent
oa,e' as 10 become party to the case sought be
made before the Supreme Court of the United State
by the writ question
Resolved, That his EXcelieucy the Governor be-
ah' ne IS hereby, authorized, to communicate the
sheriff OF Hall county, by express SO much of the
foregoing resolutions and such orders as are
TO ensure the full execution of the laws in the case of
SeorSe tasseis convicted Of murder Hall county.