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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

shs Iahaman crime. TbISs6,pision IS Sslrunxth- ened h1 fhs iheia, thaf nonn wsFs kulwofp tnl1fIEIn any hdslile Ie@IIag iowards Sore lFrisn,s Iamil5 --no Ptil4as Nnrs discOvgrsd 1T srennefnffl i,f sl aI 5 .1 'ae ~ :s,fsgt
 sesrrrish mas srptshsadea aud sent to ioiI on suspicipps s.i1 asss |sA -. !. < M.s ,..s. ...s. ,.s,5~str--.-. sf
 zrial Jonn Conspirnegs = On Monday the trial of Andrew Agnew. AfArgafet A eSst. Jane Barnards and George GFNhaIn. fur a conspiFAey to extort money 1Som the Rev. Dr.Phillips, came on h the Court of SessiOns, beGnfe fEIs Recorder. and Aldermen Palmer and Woodruff. The fndietnenf changed the defentants switi wiekedly drsising and i6s tending 0 injslre the Rev, Wm. Phillips. and to obtain and acquire to thennselyes divefs sums Of money on the l4th day of Decem- Der last i; and that they did verbally threaten to accuse the said Phillips of m assanlt upon the said Margaret Agnew with an intent to commit rape, witle F viewthefeby to extort
 money from the said Phillipsss 4, sss if
 The whole of Monday was occupied 'in hearing the testimOny of Dr.. Phillips, and the arguments Of COunsel---Mr, Selden. E1F prisoners. and Mr. Griffin and the, District Attorney, Mr. Hoffman, for the prosecution. The Counsel closed about midnight. The Rec9rder in his charge to the jury recapit1- lated tbs testimony with great clearness. and in inc course of his examination 0f several af6dayits which had been sworn to by the " oman. he ,exposedethrm as'the most bare- faced impOs.ors, and entitled to Dsi eredis and he charged the jury in the most pOsiils terms, that this was the most base and wick ed conspiracy that had ever come into s6us courts. The jury retired at two clock, and after remaining out until Tuesday noonsFe- turned into Court, and stated that they could not agree, and were therenpon discharged.--- Seven were tor cnnvicting, and five for. . verdict of not gniity.--N.fY. Obs. "as' ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

Td,w ReYor.-on Wednesday ihe s,h. Dir sicDuE fe. Chairman of the Committees of Ways and Aieans. made Report the principal of which is the ssssl a. billion of he ystem ofpro,eetioa so Amereaa manu. acnrep. Mt. Iagersol of Conpecsicas, aad Mr. Gil. more of Pennsylyania. minority oiihe eommi,sss. offered protest 10 the report. s ss .2s.. .-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
Y.gH.EOgs 8. G,gRL.g.S.sD

a AVE received from the Northern markets
Il IA and by the ships Equator, Now York Pack
ct and Madison, from England, largo supply of
ssasonab!e GOODS, which have been selected with
care, and which they offer for sale ut the Store
formerly occupied ny William g. David Kyle &
Co.
Their Stock being entirely new, and offered on
reasonable terms, they invite examination by
purchasers, either at wholesale or Iotail.
1her Stock consists in part of
Italian, watered, gro de Swiss and fancy Silks,
Gauzo Grape, Hermann and Thibet Hdkcs.,
Merno Scarfs and Shawls, very cheap,
French and English Merino Cloths and Mcrno Cir.
cassians,
Do. do. black Bombazines and Bombazetts,
Belt, love and cap Ribbons and Gloves,
Linen Cambria and Cambria Hdkfs., plain and Dor.
French and English Calicoes and printed Cam
brics,
Rich furniture Prints and embossed furniture Di-
mites,
Irish Linens Lawns, Sheetings and Diapers,
Oxford, steel-mixed blue, lavender and striped Sat-
tinets, very cheap,
Blue, grey, brown and olive Cloths and Plains, for
servants clothes,
Drab Cloths, Pe.ershams and Fearnausht for over
coats,
Shte red, yellow and green Flannels and Baize,
White patent Flannel, which does not shrink,
Plain and printed Booking for floors
Worsted, Cotton Silk and Lambs Wool Hose.
Worsted and Lambs Wool Shirts and half Hose,
full assortment of plain and plaid Linseys, Sag
gathles, Kerseys and striped Domestic,
Goats hair Cambiet ladies' and gcntlemen's cloaks
Toilet and swing framed Looking Glasses and Oil
Cloths,
ID and A checked and colored Canbrics fer Ii
nings,
Cambrics, Jaconet, checked and Book Muslins.
Plain and figured Swiss, and Lcpet ditto and BIZ
shops Lawn.
Gilt, lasting suspender, mould and fancy Buttons,
Bobbinets, Footings, Muslin and Inserting Trim
mngs,
Corded Skirts. foundation Muslin, Sowing Silk,
Threads, ball and spool Cotton,
Bead and Silk Retcules, and black Pongees
Venetian, Swansdown and Velvet Vestings,
Gentlemen's best Stock, Italian and other Cravats
Pongee, Flag, India Silk and Cotton Hdkfs.
English, French and American Umbrellas
"a, A, Sd. and Cd brown and bleached Shirlngs
and Sheetings, and Cotton Oznaburgs
ALSO
Rose and Whitney Blankets, of all qualities some
very superior,
Point, striped and London Outfits, of every kind
Wilson'S mapped Cottons Saggathics d Plains,
Blue, black, brown and olive Cloths, the latest IA
shionable shades,
Blue, black, drab and fancy colored Csssimercs
Rhodes Bombazetts and Chofeld Flannels,
kirby's and Hemmin's Needles and Pins,
Marshall 81 Co.'S Threads,
carpets, Rugs and Floor Cloths,
Best English buck and horse skin Gloves
They will continue to receive additions to their
STOCK throughout the season, and are disposed 10
cell as cheap as any House in this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
Esssassf0l'd .Tcsyaese,s.

VIE subscriber, having purchased this esta
IA blishment, proposes TO open it for tile recon-
ton OF pupils, the 18th of January next to close
On the 10Th of December following, with a yaca
ton of one month during the summer. The course
oil instruction Will embrace tho branches USUALLY
taught I'm Grammar Schools, with Mathematical
and the Greek, Latin and French Lancuages-
Terns-for the scholastic year of ten months
Sll0, including board, washing and tuition-eacb
pupil finding bed, bedding, tow els and candles: or
with the addition of s TO- should these articles be-
turniseed by Inc subscriber. Payments to be made
of the one half the first OF April, and Of tho
other, OH the first of October.
The situation of this Academy, remote from
scenes OF vcc and temptations TO crime, has, by
long experiences been proved TO be equal, in point
Oh health, to any in Lower Virginia. The conve.
hent arrangement of The buildings the premises,
VIII enable the subscriber to accommodates advan.
.aSeousiy,a few female boarlers also or Young
ladies', therefore, between the ages of and I6
VIII oe received as inmates i'm his own family
while the boys, with the Assistant Teacher, will
louge IN the building of the Academy.
In mus presenting himself as a candidate for
public patronage, the subscriber trusts his acauaint
anco IN thus his native section of the State, added
to an experience of twenty years as Classical
Teacher, both of a male and female department
may afford some grounds for the hope of a success
fu result OF his attempt. For the attainment of
such result, he pledges, in addition to the ndu.
strious application of his time and abilities
the cooperation of an Assistant properly qualified
to render efficient aid, in establishing for this In
VI the engagement of such Teacher, due notice
VIII be gwen. HENRY ROBINSON.
King William, Sept. 22-w3w
An Assistant Teacher, as above alluded to, in
wanted for the ensuing year. He must be qualified
to give instruction particularly in Mathematics and
the Greek Language. Address (postpaid) between.
the LIST OF October and the LIST OF December to the
subscriber in Portsmouth, Va. H r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
ARtdEes, NemggRer. q.

FOR SALE.
HA4AAA Spanish Hides Of different ouaI
300 Calcutta Kip Skins,
Richmond sailed slaughter Hides and Calf
skins,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools,
&c.
Leather of all kinds, finished or in the
rough, bought or taken in barter,
1000 sides Northern Sole Leather, of all qualities
by wholesale or part of side,
Wax Russell and grain upper Leather, Of all
kinds,
60 doz Philadelphia and other Ca!fskins
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding Skins,
quo lbs. Shoe Thread, of all qualities,
Boot aud shoe Trimmings, Tools, Lasts,
&c. &c.
Skirting, harness and bride Leather
llogs&ins, bag Hides, Sbeopskins &c
Buffalo, leopard, bear and hair seal Skins
Fisbskns, Webb, Of oil kinds, Cot Tacks
&c.
Saddlcry and Ssddlor's Tools, Of oil kinds
Saddle Trees, Serge Dcer's Hair, &c.
Chaise and covering Hides, patent Leather,
Morocco Skins, Coach Lace Gig Handles
and Bands,
Coach Steps, Wood Springs, MSS and Gig
Bows,
Stage, Wagon andSiig Collars,
1000 pair Richmond made, plantation Shoes,
Cash paid for country Hides.
aug lG--wI0t IT ". & j. c. GRANT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
.wes TgC&.

VMNnE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL
N will commence it's next session on tho LIST dav
of November, and will close the latter end of
March making period of about We months. 1t
is designed, in the course of instruction which ha s
been marked out, TO teach all the principal doctrines
of the English Law as applicable to tho United
states, and it has been modified and changed
by the Laws or Virginia. The mode of instruction
VIII be the same as herct ofore, founded upon the
experience OF several years to its officacy The
studies are directed to the most approved text
books in the English and American Law-the
Glass is daily examined in the portions of reading
which have been previously assigned to it, and ex
plantations, illustrations and references to American
decisions and the Statutes of Virginia, accompany
these examinations. Occasionally Oral Lectures
are resorted TO where the information cannot be
supplied in any written treatise. The text books
that ara employed, are Blackstone's Commentaries
(Chtty's edition, published in the u. States is the
best and chcapest,) Cruises Digest of the Law of
Real Property, Che New York edition of 1927, is
the best,) fuckers Commentaries and Kenrs
Commentaries. Judge Tucker not having taken
up IN his Commentaries, the subjects of the Judi
cature and the Criminal Law of Virginia prepara
lions, Tor supplying this omission, making to
publish digest of these two branches of our Law:
and IT is hoped that tho publication will be in time
ter The Students 10 have the benefit of during the
ensuing session.
The price of instruction Exclusive of books>
VIII be 500 the Session, to be paid in cash previous
1" admission into the School Tho most agreeable
ana genteel accommodations may readily he had at
private boarding houses, and at tavcrns, upon verv
reasonable terms--say from $40 to Sl2 so per
month, including every thing but fuel and wash
lng and these may be procured at very moderate
prices The whole expense of living, during the
session, need not exceed $75. Fredericksburg is
strongly recommended, residence by its salu-
brty, whilst its known hospitality holds forth 10
me student every social enjoyment compatible with
habits of study.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX
u3- The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
the above once wook, till the 1st of November
au - ut1N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
s,rcsh HNaIl !& Winter Goes.s.

yNyHE subscriber has received by tho Wasp,
III Exit and Hornet, large supply of Fall and
Winter Good bought principally at auction in
New York, at prices that cannot fail to give salts
Ifaction-tbey consist in part of the following ar;i
cles, viz:
London extra superfn. blue, black, olive and
green Cloths,
Double and single milled Cassmerss,
Double millcd drab and grey Cloths,
Vaentia and swansdown, for Vesting,
Bed Blankets, IA to l2-4,
London dutlle Blankets,
Point Blankets, to point,
White, red, green, yellow and black Flannels,
Green Baizc,
Sattinetts, heavy, for servants,
Do. fno and superfns,
kerseys and plaid Lnseys,
Scotch and Mcrino Paids,
"a and A Circassians, all colors,
Bombazetts, do.
Beautiful assortment of Calicoes,
Best French and English Bsmbazinss,
Tartan Plaids, blue and brown Cambsts,
Superior black Italian Lustrings, and handsome
assortment coored Gro de Maps,
Do. do. fancy Hdkfs.,
Bonnet and Belt Ribbons,
Short and long Kid Gsves,
Buckslkin and woollsn Gloves,
Silk cotton, merino and werstsd Hese,
Do. do. do. Ia do,
Spool and ball Cotton,
Tapes and Bobbins,
Corded Skirts,
Linen cambria Hdkfs very cheap,
Pongee and bsndanna Hdkfs.,
Irish Linens and birds eye Diapers,
Patent Suspenders and Bombazins Stesks,
Pins, Noodloss, sc. &c &c.
With general assortment of Domestic Goods,
white and colpreC-also, 81 and A Richmond
manufactured Brown Cottons and Cotton Ozna-
burgs. MANN 5. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, corner of 4th and II street.
&C G-MTh&S OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
. SWAN TAVERN.

"a VIE subscriber returns his thanks to his Cri,ods
al and the public generally, and would nform
them that he is nov located at that long establish
ed stand, The SWAN TAVERN, on Fl street
Shsckoe Hill, within five minutes wink of Tho
Capitol, and the Public Offices, Banks, Ware.
Houses, Churches, and Post Office &C. This
house Is undergoing thorough repair, and Will be
completed this week. His Stabling, large and
oommodlous, and not surpassed by any In this
place Carriage Shelters. Large yard-nbnnd
ant supply of pure Water, from the CITY Water
Works. His Rooms surpassed by but few-oood
Beds, the most of which are new-bis Table will
be furnished with good as this market affords,
in addition to the best fish and oysters that can be
procured-hs Stables always supplied with tbs
best Provender, in addition to the much desired
tlcie fodder, which the country horses are accus.
toned to-good honest servants and osters in at
tendance. In short, he would say, neither pains or
expense will be spared to render satisfaction.
Ills charges will be found low, or lower. Than
the usual Tavern rates, and perhaps as low as pri
vato Boarding Houses. The subscriber sol;cits a
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with tho old Swan lie
hopes, by unromtting attention TO bus,ness 10
share that patronage which has been so liberally
bestowed upon him VIM Howl ETT
oc 11-1awlfc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

And tho supplant ozicr the ozcr means me,)
Must succeed, if can bat the people entrap.
Como on then, st. Humbug and Regency collar
men,
Come lend all your aid TO elect me your VICE,
Tho 'spoils" of the yanquished you will show
err then,
If bat succeed you shall each have your price
OmRcs. Bravo--bravo-very we'll sung,
Tho spos we'll divdc-but
Must " ait till they're won. (Ercunt omnes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

NATILLIAM MOODY g. co, tesoecte,llv
w inform the inhabitants Of Richmond and ;fs
vicinity, that they have made suitable arrangements
Tor the purpose OF erecting GRANITE FRONTS,
for buildings Of every description, and will cn,avs
to furnish the Patapsico, Quincy or James River
Granite, on moderate terms, and nj The sJortest
notice.-Orders addressed TO WIN. MOODY e.
Co, Baltimore, corner of Pratt and Pine Streets
ceived. "
Richmond, Oct. Il, Is32-oaw2m e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
From HE Dn,too lObiol .Joyrooi ~, q

From HE DaJto0 (Ohio) JoUrnal, OcL Q.
ONO GIVEN Url-EDwAsD s. MENAGEa and WIN
RAYNE, two OF the Electors on the Jackson ticket
for this State, after suffering their names 10 lie
continued apon it from January last, until week
ago, u NAVE DECLINED RUSNING, AND nAD THEIR
FANff WITHDRAWAL F1cy sre nDt ambitious ofG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
Situation Wanted.

4 YOUNG Gentleman who has had several
"a years experience in Teaching School, aud
who is qualified TO teach the various branches of
tho English and Latin Languages, tho minor
branches Of Mathematics, &C., wishes to get stu
alton as a Teacher in Family or private Academy.
Letters on that subject addressed TO to A c., Port
Royal, Caroline county Virginia, will meet with
prompt attention. oc 6-law6ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
Monroe, Va, September, 30, 1873

Monroe, Va, September, 90, 1882
Mr.. EDITOR:
perceive my name is on the Jackson Commit
tee of Vigilance for the County of Monroe | yo-
ted tor jackson electors in 1928, but shall not do
so IN 1882 intended to vote for Clay Electors
In November next. l now decided for Clay,
Liberty and the Constitution.
Yours respectfully, JAMES DUNSMORE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

NWRS. HALLAM would. inform her friends,
" IL that she has opened PRIVATE BOARD
ING HOUSE, in commudious tenement, situa-
ted OH ID, or High Street, nearly opposite TO the
City Hail. and in view of tho Capitol. Boarders
with or without lodging, can be accommodated on
the usual terms. The situation is airy and plea
SAINT and 10 Mcm,bers of the Legislature, it will be
particularly convenient.
NJ Also for rent, ROOM we'll calculated for
School. &C lZ-%aw Nv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

FEyHE Subscribers have entered into CO p ,rtner-
IA ship under the firm of Taylor and Garland.
ALEXAN'R +. TAYLOR,
THOS GARLAND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
BRIsCOE G.. BALDWIN.

Staunton, Va. August 18th, 1899.
- " The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
Richmond, and Of tho National Intelliueno4T,
Telegraph, and Globe, Washington, will please
publish the above once week till the LIST of No.
ven'ber, and forward their bills to this Office for
Payment Stanton Spectator
au 2O-w11t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

n OTICE.-Tho subscriber wishing TO retire
4 from public business, would like TO rent ont
Tor term of years that well known establishment
IKABUBS TAVERN, together with the Store
House and Plantation in the county Of Chesterfield,
~ miles above Richmond, the main stage road
leading TO Lynchburg; il being now the irst-stop
ping place with the stages. The many advanta-
ges that this place would possess to a man Of en-
terPrize and industry, it would be useless TO mem
ton IN an advertisement, as it is presumed, any
person wishing TO avail himself of such an oppor
iunity, will first come and see for himself would
likewise be willing TO furnish The Renter with al
mo any description of furniture, or any other
article hatswou be suitable for such an establish.
ment, If early application be made
&c IL law 6w MACON YIABUE. p
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-14

not that by the phrase fortune mean in
the smallest degree to derogate from his
merit. But, Notwithstanding his extra
ordinary talents and exalted integrity,
il must be considered as sing ularly for
tunate, that he should have experienced
lot which 50 seldom falls to the portion
Of humanity, and have passed through
such variety Of scenes, without stain
and without reproach. Ii must indeed
create astonishment, that placed in cir
cumstunces SO critical, and filling for a
series of time, station SO conspicuous,
his character should never once have
been accused either Of improper inso-
lence, or Of mean submission, in his
transactions with foreign nations.
Happy Amer cans! while the whirl-
wind flies over one quarter Of the globe,
and spread every where desolation, you
remain protected from its baneful effects
by your own virtues and the wisdom of
your government. Separated from Eu-
rope by an immense ocean you feel not
the effects of those prejudices and pas
sions which convert the boastcd seats of
civilization into scenes Of horror and
bIoodshed. You profit by the folly and
madness Of the contending nations, ard
afford in your more congenial cline an
asylum to those blessings and virtues
which fhoy wantonly contemn. or wick
edly exclude from their bosom! Guilt
waiting the arts of peace under the inhu-
cnce of freedom, you advance by rapid
strides to opulence and distinction; and
if by any accident you should be COM
PEELED to take part in the present unhap-
py contest, ifyou should find it necessa-
ry to avengo insult, repel injury, the
world will bear witness to the equity
of our sentiments and the moderation Of
your views; and the success Of your
arms will no doubt be proportioned to
the justice of your cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-14
JOB S II f II nj A N,

AS just received per steamboat Benjamin
IL Franklin, large assortment ENG LISH
FRENCH y A.MERIC.a.N DRY GOODS
consisting in part Of
Blue, brown and mixed Broadcloths;
Red, green, white and yellow fannes;
| Figured flannel for children's wear;
Merino cloths, Ga wide, of various coOrs;
Ms,"H eIsa''Ans %a of every Go shade and quality
Plains, plaid camblets, and bombazetts,
Superior brown Petersham and kerseys,
Silk and Valencia vesting,
Black and colOred wOrsted hose,
Ladies patent VigOnia hose, a superior article
for the approaching season;
White and colored lambs wool hose and hall
hoe;
Pongees, gingham, calicos and furniture chintz;
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin
Green worsted berage and wells
Some very superior winter ribbons,
25 doz. ladies horseskin gIOves-sOme little
damaged, to be sold cheap;
Mems colored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and assorted colored cambrics,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
MddIeton's spool cotton, all coIors;
Sinchew silks, and grOs de Swiss;
Red and white Thbet wool hdkfs.
A and Ga bobbnet lace,
Extra super and common sattnetts,
Mems fine white worsted shirts,
7,s, 8, 10, IL and l2-4 Rose Blankets;
One case pelisse waddng,
Together with large assortment Of MILL
JNERP GOODS, &c. which have been care
fully selected the past week in New-York, & will
be sold at very small advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-14

Fox's EuLocy ON WAsHINGroN.-
The following tribute from that mos
eloquent of British Statesmen, Charlie.
James Fox, was delivered at time wher
the Father of his Country met with the
greatest opposition in this country from
the friends of the French Revolution. -
Had that statesman lived to see the
consummation of Washington's views
and to witness the blessings reaped from
his public service, he would have hac
nothing to retract, and much to add tt
.his enlogy.
How infinitely superior must appear
the spirit and principles Of Genera
Washington in his late address to Con-
gress, compared with the policy of mod
ern European Courts! lllustrious man!
deriving honors less from the splendor OF
his situation than from the dignity OF his
mind; before whom all borrowed great
ness sinks into insignificance, and all
princes and potentates (excepting men,
bers of our own families) become little
and contemplate! He has had no oc-
casioD TO have recourse to any tricks of
policy or arts Of alarm; his authority has
been sufficiently supported by the same
means by which it was acquired, and his
conduct has uniformly been charactcriz-
ed by wisdom, moderation and irmness.
Her feeling gratitude to France for the
assistance received from her in that
great contest which secured the inde-
pendence of America, did not choose to
give up the system Of neutrality in favor
Of this country. Having once laid
down that line Of conduct, which both
gratitude and policy pointed out as most
proper to be pursued, not all the insults
or prOvocations of the French minister
at Client, could at all put him out of his
way, or bend him from his purpose.--|
Entrusted with the care of the welfare
of great people, he did not allow the
misconduct Of another, with respect to
himself for one moment to interrupt the
duty which he owed to men, or withdraw
his attention from their interests. lie
had no fear Of the Jacobins; he felt no
alarm from their principles, and consid-
cred no precaution as necessary, in Or
der to stop their progress. The people !
over whom he presided, he knew to be
acquainted with their rights and their
duties He trusted to their own good
sense TO defeat the effect Of those arts
which might be employed to in6ame or
mislead their minds; and was sensible
hat government could be in no dan
,er while il retained the attachment and
confidence Of its subjects attachment,
q this instance, not bIindly adopted,
onfdence not implicitly given, but
rising from the conviction Of its excel
nee, and the experience Of its bless
'gs. i cannot help admiring the Wis
I'm and the fortune Of this great man!