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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19
RICHMOND, IIHGA.Eg ERxDgI; 0CTOnER 10 Issa

NOTlCE.-By virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed by
John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date
on the 10Th day OF November $780, and of record in the
ses in said Deed expressed shall the 25h day OF DC
soSer 1882 at Amelia Courthouse, being court day,
sen by way oil public auction for ready money, certain
9eng IN the county OF Amelia and adjoining the lands of
David Mann, James Prtchett and others containing 2i5
acres more or less such portion thereof as may be
cessary to answer the unsased purposes of said Decd
ana deiray the expences incident the execution of said
rust The title TO said Land is believed good but
as trustee viii only convey TO the purchaser the
title vested in by said deed
RICHARD s. JONES, Trustee
N. Is. We consent TO the above sale.
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THNANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
n employ young man, or with small lauily
OF sobre,y and good morals Persons wishing to efpaoe
can apply in person, or write 10 me, White House Post
Office, Mecklenburg county Virginia. South side Roam
oke river, miles above Gainesville.
October 0. Ill--il ROBERT Y ONERREv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

hAKRiDGE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
" The School will he continued the ensuing year I'M
der the instruction Of Miss f. Jones-and commence 18th
January next AT this School the usual routine of an
English Education will be taught, including Geography
with the use OF the Globes-Eements of Natural Pho-
sophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Composition and History
Also plain and ornamental Needle Work, if required
Terms-Board, $50
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Sc 10
Ditto, including Geography, Sc. Is
For Neede-work, the additional sum OF 2
WILSON ALLEN
Bowling Green, Va, October 10. 47-st
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JOfN W. JONES.
september TO- ll5-tdsJ MARTHA JONES

FUNAVERN at Boydton for rent or saie-I purpose
renung Tavern Establishment at Boydon Meek.
enbrg Court House, consisting convenient houses STA
PIES garden, &c convenient and productive farm with
IN one mile OF the Tavern may be taken with the premises
II desired by the tenant Or if purchase be preferred
viii accommodate any person. The terms will be easona
Die ana perfectly accommodating TO the time of pay
en Mr. Alexander Boyd is the present occupant this
es'aoShnent but he will leave il the 18th day of De-
cemoer next have TO remark that there one other
aven at the place; that the County of Mecklenburg is
large Institution, is within one mile of the Tavern
shortly expect to make repairs about the establish
meh am anxious TO sell Tract of Land about four
hies east oil Boydton, called the "Aine Tract contain
ing 9S9 acres which mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
unbered with pine aud oak. This tract will be divided
oy purchasers; terms accommodating price
sident at Boydton, or Mr.. William Penck my agent who
Is IN the habit OF attending Mecklenburg Courts Early
aPphcaton Is indispensable. JAMES BRUCE.
October 2. A2-tIlDec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

TENO THE PUBLIC-W Whereas my wife, AGNES p.
"a WRIGHT, has thought lit, against my will and con-
sent TO absent herself from my hoc and projections and
is living separate and apart from me- neither acknowledge
ing nor dischargng the duties of wife her husband
and whereas having been at all times and still being rea-
dy and willing to receive her my WIFE deem il u-
conscious and unreasonable that should be subjected TO
the responsibilities OF husband, while she refuses 10 dis
charge the duties OF wife ;and being informed that tho
law will not hold liable for any articles furnished 10 her
by any appriscd OF the above facts-Thercfore I
Charles Wright, have thought fit inform all persons not
already apped OF the above facts and the public pe-
neralIy that Will not he responsible for any accounts
contracted by my said wife, Agnes T. Wright while thus
living separate from me against my will in
any way be liable for any of her contracts her acgs or
doings nor any way whatever on her account. And
hereby Orewarn all persons whatever from giving her Gre
dit in any way Whatever either her account or
account OF my child, which she likewise detans from
contrary to my will and TO which this notice intend
ed TO apply fully 10 herself And further orcwarn
all persons whatever from harbonng my said wife and
child in any way not doubling but that for the undue in
iuence OF Others most Improperly and illegally exercised
over her. she would in compliance with my wishes well
known and often expressed and with her own duty re-
turn 10 my house and her home which is all times open
to receive her, and might live together peace and
conjugal affection. CHARLES WRIGHT
Louisa county, Va, Sept IL l2-st-
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September II.

q fOMMISSION BUSINESS.-The Subscribers bav
~ ing associated themselves under the firm of Tow
HUNT, respectfully tender their services their friends
ana the public as Commission Merchants From know
edge OF the value OF all kinds Of produce which comes
TO the market and the srctest attention business hev
cel confident OF giving satisfaction all Tor whom bey
to make liberal advances.
Such OF our friends as may wish 10 ship their Cotton
from HGfydr we inform that Mr. JOshua CorDyey is our
agent mere anu has IN his power TO furnish all ncces
sary supplies. EDMUND TONNES
MEMUCAN HUNT.
A'V'iViNs Vc'opeI ~ dim
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NOTlCE.-Al persons indebted to the concern of Ray
mond Brothers, are respectfully requested to set
tie their accounts Immediately, its peculiar situation
makes it necessary G.. v. RAYMOND
October IL. AZ .,
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a. URGEON DENTlST.-DR. j. J.. BENSON Dentist
~ respectfully informs the citizens of Halifax that he
VIII be at Halifax Court House, on Monday the ODD
instant, prepared TO offer his professional services As
his stay will be limited to a few days only all persons
wishing his professional services will please call as soon
possible.
Dr. Benson will also be prepared to attend TO all cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
October IS. 16-n
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ETNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.-.5 feelicni
- DepoTtment-The Lectures for the course 1892 49,
on The various branches OF Medicine, will begin on Mon.
days. November 9th, and terminate about the first day of
March ensuing
EMERITUS Professor Of Surgery and anatomy, Philip
s. Physick NJ ID.
1ndtomy by w. T.. Horner NJ. d.
INSTITUTES and Practice of Medicine and Clinical
9Hedicne by Nath'l Chapman and Sam jackson. NJ. ID.
hdfer'o Niedica and Pharmacy by John Rcdman
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
surgery by William Gibson, NJ. ID.
obstetrics md Hc diseases NJ IYOmen and Ciycn by
Thomas G. James and William r. Devices NJ -.
w. T.. HORNER,
Dean NJ The NIedicoI Facuifg 2Gs ChcsnuI street.
Philadclpha, August If. 27-t5Nov
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NOTlCE.-lIavng sold that part of Carv's BeooL -
tate on which the Mansion house is situated in tho
county OF Fuvanna, yet offer for sale on the usual Gre
w, ,he tract adjoining Il called White Rock containing
about 600 acres 100 Of which SIRE first rate riyc t
grounds and also another tract adjoining the Mansion.
mouse tract and White Rock called the Cary Creek tract
grounds equal 10 any the river
w TIMBERLAKE Atu'r
with the will annexed Of W. /. Cary decd
Palmyra, SepL14 aS Gy
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~ VI lCf--As administrator of Beverly u. Browne,
y VINO was administrator of Andrew Mari, have a
sun OF money in my hands which I am anxious 10 pay
over to whoever may be legally authorized to receive t.
ORRIS a. BROWNE.
southampton, October 2. f5-w4w
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II MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-I offer for
NJ sale either my mill tract of land in Henrco mr. ~
farm IN Hanover The former less than four miles from
Ichmond and contains $50 acres, with valuable mill
ne land Ia uncommony fertile; 100 acres of are Chicka
homony low grounds entirely free from foundations The
balance Is improved high land, nearly valuable as the
bottom ~ hno young DhaI Il just a. Ucarlng.
The farm in Hanover contains than 40 acres and
lies OH both sides OF the Mechancsvile Turnpike The
hvene stone IS not far from the centre of the tract The
whole oil this land is rich. There less than $50
acres OF low grounds the Chickahomony; half of which
is admirably adapted TO meadow. But the value of the
whole greatly enhanced by the immense quantity of wood
and valuable white oak as. and maple timber that NAV
be advanageousy disposed OLA large portion of the tract
never having been cleared. The unceared land is of s
hcient fertility for tobacco and il is convenient TO the
turnpike that the wood and timber may sent to market
at all seasons on road little inferior pavement The
place healthy and abonnds in good water 1t worthy
oil the careful examination of any wanting purchase
For TERMS apply 10 Charles 4. Bolts, Esq Richmond
or to the subscriber at Arfield, Henrico county.
Oci. 10 f6- c.. w. GOOCH.
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NOIlCE.--Thcre will be presented during the sitting
ct the next General Assembly petition for a Sepa-
rate Election IN tic County Of Brunswick at The Store and
Tavern house Of James p Harrison in Mcherrin Parish
October o. 44-w2o
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WANIED-The services Of two men, with or
w without ianilcs) who are disposed to perform
strictly the duties OF honest, sober and industrious over
seers GEORGE TAYLOR
Now al Brookhed, near Richmond
September % lO-,ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

ENALL and Winter Supply of EGyfhen TVnyc- C6i,,a
n and Glass Wholesale and RetaiIThe s,,hsc,ibcr
has the pleasure Of informing his country friends and
toners generally that he has just returned from the North
general assortment OF articles in his line large Dart
OF the stock IS entirely new, being Immediately from the
mandatory and the whole is decidedly the best assor-
neut he has ever had " consists Of every variety OF
light and dark blue, black brown, pink and purple print.
cd, painted, dipedged and cream colored Ware: fine
ana common China and Fancy Goods and Glass Ware Of
every descriptions; all expressly purchased for this
Orders in person by letter any extent W meet Win
prompt attention.; aud the Goods will be disposed of low
FULLY requested TO favor the subscriber with cali
CHARLES HOLT in
Opposite Messrs L. Webb s. Co, Main street Richmond
September %. a. g.,
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VALUABLE Amelia Land For Saie.--By virtue of a
Deed OF Trust, executed by John r. Archer and
Francis c. his wife, dated the 10th day of March, 1882
Court, and in the Hastings Court of the Town of Peters
burg;-we shall, on Saturday, the 10Th day October
inst, proceeI - o. UI1uDs, ss,sS
pace caned "ODsLo, in the County of Amelia ate the
residence of Mrs. Mary Randolph, decd) the said Ar
Mary Randolph, lying and being in said County. A sur
vey OF which may be any time after the 18th inst
by applying 10 John T. Leigh-and the Lands allotted 10
said Archer and wife, will be shewn by applying Henry
p Eanes Esq who lives nearit The lands belonging TO
the estate OF Mrs. Randolph, lying in Amelia are very
valuable great part being first Tobacco Corn and
Wheat Land, and lying Appomattox River lust below
Clement Town. The sale will he a credit OF l. . and
years. the purchaser giving bonds with good security
for the purchase money The title said Land TO be re-
tanned in the hands of the Trustees until purchase
money is paid. We believe the title be good but acting
as Trustees, shall sell only such is in us ii
from any whatever, should not take place on
Saturday the 20ih, the sale will be continued over 10 Mon
day the 22d inst.
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RICHARD BOOKER, }Tru.,oo..
j. Il. LEIGH, trustees

The Petersburg Inellgcncer, will publish the above
every paper, until the day of sae-and forward their ac-
count TO the subscribers Tor payment. II. Il.
j. T.. l..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
AIBEMARIE ELECTION.

Ii appears tina; The !ct.cr we published ccr-c-n
my the late election in Albcmirle was erroneous
al some particulars, and the following viii corrcc,
what was so. That letter was fron a most homo
''"a and intelligent source; it was addressed to us
Us Editors; it had reference TO public matters; it
contained no injunction against publication; and
i" .,'ose circumstances mado us suppose, that the
publication would not only be unobicctonabic, bu,
'nalst was anticipated. This is our apology for
Pu'hShihg extracts. we dctnst the betraycr OF
private conversation correspondence, as among
~ o'S' ana most dangerous enemies of society.
The letter from which we published am extract
III our paper OF the 9th, written by correspond
T''' Ill Albcinarle written, 1--WE are assured i'm
haste, and not designed for publication w .nok
merry IN publishing it, which was not authori
Zeu by The writer. 1t was not intended to convey
~ iuca That the election in Albemarlc turned on
VT. handolphs substitute or indeed on any ,l,n
vi Abolition as test, but only that Mr. Randolphs
substitute was assaulted in the canvass as n dam
svIouS measure, W Ic they who opposed il (and Mr.
E'lnier III particularly (admtting this PERTAINS to
! DC The best scheme of aboshing slavery by law
urged throughout the canvass, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ny the State of the colonization plan of ra,novin,,
INC Tree negroes ard Ich slaves as might be yo-
unfairly manlmittcd by their owners. Mr. Ran
ooiph, during the canvass, neither sustained nora
p"ohch the plan ofhis substitute, but avowed himself
lhc decided advocate of Abolition while his connect
tofS, (hr. anccy cXccpted,) contcndcd throughout
'hat II was not safe practicable to lcgSlate on the
sroJect iar'ncr than to appropriate such funds as
the eNigcncics of the State could afford in aid NJ
the colonization scheme. They believed that this
scheme If adopted by the State, while it would vio
late no right of property, would be more prompt
ana perhaps more efficient, than Mr.. RS substitute
IN RIDING us OF the evil of our coloured population
without being liable to any of It's objections All
were sensible of the evil of condition and they
WHO advocated the colonization of negroes and man
UNITED slaves, contendcd that no plan was practi.
caoio winch was not based on the voluntary sur
render OF the property by its owners, while they
expressed belief. that sufficient number would
thus be obtained to employ tho funds of the State
ana diminish the evil, that in time, it nlight
possibly be brought within the compass of lcgisia-
'ioh' whe ,hey were unwilling TO pledge themselves
proSpectvely TOR any scheme of Legislative Aholi.
ton. The letter published, was not intended TO
| convey the idea that there no party who avow.
ca themselves as opposed to all action ii was
not Intended by the word contrircd, used in the
ie'tcr Pu'ilShcd, to charge any candidate with be.
ing guilty of any dishonorablc trick
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
MAILING TO THE COUNTER

The York (3a.) Gazette, edited by Member of
Congress, lately contained ''intmation," under
the editorial head, that the Judges of the U. S. SUI
premc Court, previous to the decision ofthat tribu
nal on the Cherokee case, had held Caucus with
Mcssrs. Clay, Webster, Everett and Scrgcant-at
which it was urged on the Judges decide the ques-
ton against Georgia on political grounds. Such an
animation from Member of Congress, was thought
to deserve some notice, and accordingly it appears
that the editor of another paper published in the
samo town, called the attention of some of the gen.
tcmcn implicated, 10 the subcct-stating the charge
that had been made. The following extract from
the answer TO his communication, is published i'll
the York Republican ofTuseday:-Brlt. Pat.
Ertract Of a letter, dc.
WASHINGTON, April 10TH 1882.
We can only say, that so FAR we or either of us
is concerned or has any knowledge, this nhole state
mcnt, by lchom&oerer it may have been published,
or authorised, is false and calunnious. We norcr
attended any caucus heard of any SUCH and
have not the slightest reason to believe that any
thing of the kind ever took place.
Yours, respectfully,
IL. CLAY,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
EDW. EVERETT.
TnoMAs c. HAMBLY, Esq, York. Pa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
ESy T'iAjo Bays Mails.
From the Netc York .iOwraGi 0C Commerce lr ,,
=

Fron, the Ne,o York Joar"at of Commerce If Iriy,v
y. II.
The News AND TIE MAHEEr.-rhcrc has hccn
more doing i'm the Cotton market ON account Of th
news published yesterday. Prices are Jus; abcu.
the same with those early last week.
From tho middle of last week up &" the r,,'l;..,.
ton % ne late news. operations ha'i h"" s,ly,pG
ed in consequence of an advance in tfcights which
neither buyers nor sellers were willing to lose, Now
i, is agreed that buyers shall 'nho the risk OF il TO
their own account.
Flour is 25c,s higher Richmond country has
been sold to-day nj So So; Howard street $50 81
We quoted common Southern at So l-2aJ.S West.
the quantity is small and so situated that il
is ofbut little consequence what is asked for it,
Coffee hrs sold better by . or per cent. st. Do
mingo which was offered at l04cs =. p. 4 mo. has
been sold at the price, cash. There has been
large sale of Porto Rico fer export.
The favorable accounts from l!avrc about Rice
have not moved that article in our market.
The storm yet continues. i" day we have had
short intervals Of sunshine, but present appearances
are stormy.
Bills ON london, l0al0}.
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vs. N'HsI ed.

Z gentleman who is graduate OF the Uni
Is y vcrsrjy of Dublin, Ireland, 4 situation as
TEACHER in private family, or as Principal of
respectable School. He teaches the Greek, In
tin and English Languages perfectly, and strict
grammatic' Al primer pies; also, History, Sacred and
frot'n", Geography, Geometry. housekeeping
or the method otkecp!ng Merchants Books sys,c.
maticallv, Arithmetic, Writing, &c. He has had
good deal OF eXper.cnc" in Teaching, as well in
Dublin as IN tins country; his recommendations
Tor morality, pahiiy and strict attention TO hi~
pupils, Will he found sd is 0ctory. Any comman, 8
addressed (post paid to \. NJ, Teacher, Office OF
the Wing, Richmond City, Va, viii Toe carefully
attended to. npo2nl-c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
From the NOrfOlb TIorsyJ

son reference to our Congress head, it will be
seen that the appropriation for an outfit for a Mi
MISTER to France In place of Mr.. Rvcs who has oh
tanned leave to return, was stricken out of the oo
neral BILL by the casting vote of the Vice
the objection being that it would be q virtual cce
SION OF the control of the Senate over the ap2o;u.
mcnt of Foreign Ministers, to the Executive IF
ever there was a time when it became the Senate
to sickle for the maintenance of this power il 10
the present, when ministers are chanrcd every
year, and every year a new outfit asked as a era
tul'y to some ne" Executive favorte and the Sc
nate having nothing more TO do with tho
matter than to pass the appropriations for Outfit
and Salary, at ono session and confirm tbc m
pointmcnts when they shall have been made in the
recess, and handed i'll, at the next The diploma
TIC expenses OF the Government for tho last three
years, to say nothing about the rights of the Sc.
nate exceed all precedent, and must excite the spe-
cial wonder OF those who looked for an cconomi-
zing Administration iii bringing the present one into
power.
The vote on the question Of striking out the an.
preparation, was follows:
IEAs-4lcssrs. Bell, Buckncr, Chambers, CLAY,
Clayton, Ewing, Foot, FrclnghuyScn I!avne
Holmes, Johnston, Knight, Miller, Prentlss. RoJ.
BINS Seymour, SPruguc, TazcweH Tomlinsop
Waggaman, Wc5stcr-2l
Mas Nicssrs. Benton, Bibb, Brown, Dallas,
y, cNe,son, Dudley, Forsyth, Gruudy, Hendricks
-2l
Inc abscntces were, Mcssrz. Ellis Kane, Nau
dam, Polndcxtcr, Ruggios and Ssbec.l
we cannot dismiss lIis subject without express
ing our admiration Of the moral courage exhibited
by Mr.. TazcwcIl. in sacrificing to principle and
consistency the darling, though minor attachments
OF party. His course on Ih.s occasion is precisely
that which he has always pu sued in relation to
every question in which tho same principle was in
VOWED, and which dur ny the last administration,
gained MN the unqualified approval of the party
n ~
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RICHMOND MARKETS ADril q

Refused, S2?a3i common passed,
3904 mddlmg TO good, 4IaGI; fine, 7d83.
GOALS Best, lGa2O cts; inferior, llal4.
BACON.-IIog round, 7aS cts.
CHEESE-6GS cts.
CANDLES.-Mould, 12lal3 cts; sperm, 3la32
COFFEE.-Prime green, - cts; common, IL.
MACKEREL.--No. 3, S2.95a3.25.
RAISINS.-Bunch CHI, 3.50a3.75.
NAILS-6 cts.
GLASS.-Sxl0 half box, 237i.
LIME--rhomaston cask, l.5O.
MOLASSES-2Sa3 cts.-scarcc
Sales Of Eastern HAY, IS cts.--PLASTER, SAL.
The supply of GROCERIES generally, is quite
small.
Late sales of FLOUR, S4I;C 40 cts.
FREIGHTS-To Boston, flour, 40 cents
' n. York, do. 80
" Europe, tobac, 45a47s.
." do. -four, As Cd.
u Vessels of all descriptions are in demand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24

Washington letter writer speaking orMr.
commands great attention. Not only his weight
of character entities him to this considerations but
}rs logical. acute, mc,aphysic Il. and correct mode
OF arguing He deeply engages himself in the sub
cct under discussion, and throws into il all his en-
ergios. He has not the fiery arm-tossng method of
Haync, nor the cool calculating, word weighing
method of Webster nor the straight toward, dar-
ing incautiousncss of Clay bat a medium mode of
cioqucnce. He talks metaphysics like Clay--af,er
Haynes fashion. If hc had never been Lawyer
he would have been very great man. He oft
en- reminds me OF Burkc's assertion, that the law is
an unfortunate profession but for those who are
happily born. But lie is, his taents an
honor 10 his country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
sS 6ggsagso aa3 gGa1asga
HOuSTON,S CASE.

In the proceedings of Congress for Friday, the
reader will see what done further on that day,
in the prosecution of the trial, The Washington
Editors furnish but lean materials 1t is deeply to
be lamcntcd that the Public business at this period
of the session, and Il session of such extreme mo
mcnt, should be interrupted by an affair which
seems destined to occupy much time.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24

all partial in its selections We presumed that is
was not the choOser; but that they offered thcnscvct
anu whether ofthe nulliicatom party, tho Virgin
10 construction the Implied power, a.! tho grist
o! good discounts was welcome. Out tsuch dis
coNerieS to make charges against the bank, we re-
peat Is beyond the power OF its most invctcratc en-
chieS' Whether their ovcr-zculouS prosecution
ana exposure To public curiosity is calculated To
make ircnds for the COMMITTEES may be len to
"rethrtn oil the typos optical art, who never fail
10 Vindcatc their rights and avcngo their wrongs.