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RICHMOND. n. 10

hlCHMOND, Drc. 10.
The proceedings of the present week, in
the house, thus far. have been so purely Of
local character, that am at los. for the
bass Of communication. The interest Is
entirely transferred from the House TO the
committee room, where the subject of our
Jeierst relations entirely engrosses public at
teutiou. You will rccoilect that on Thursday
the committee was .ppointed-somc action
was had-and on Saturday the number was
enlarged TO twenty-ouc. Since then, the com
mittee haa had morning and evening sessions,
an tho Senate chamber, and q very wide field
at debate has been travcrsed. A variety of
propositions werc presented and rejected,
and eventually, on Tuesday, u sub-c omnittec
was appointed to prunc down and adapt TO
tho views Of the committee, report, drawn
up by Con. Brodnax.
The report ofihc committee upon the Con-
grcssionai districts, was mr. de the special or
der Of the day for wednesday the I'd day Of
January. Much dissatisfaction prevails in
regard to the arrangement Of some Of the
districts. believe omitted, in my former
reports, To give list OF the members COM
posing the committee. II consists Of Mcssrs
Nash Of Powhatan, Webb Of Nansemoud,
Hollemnn OF Isle OF Wight, Brojnax Of Din
widdie, fanccy OF Buckingham, witcher OF
Pittsy lvania, Pate Of Bedfotd, Dunton of
Northampton, Roane Of Hanover, Gilmer Of
Aibcmarle, Stevenson Of SpottsyIvania, Dick
erson OF Caroline, Harvey Of Northunber land
Carter Of Prince William, Wallace Of Fari-
quier, Sherrardof Morgan. smith Of Frede-
rick, Letter of Ohio, Stuart OF Augusta, Me-
Dowell OF Rockbridgc, Fry Of Kanawha, and
NcCulloch of Washington.
Thursday the 10th day Of January next,
was set as the day Cor electing councillor, IN
place OF Daniel A. Wilson, whose term Of
ONCE Will expire on the 3lst Of March.
Since the above was written. the select
committee have agreed upon their report ]
cannot state its features correctly, not having
heard it distinctly. IL rc-afirms, however,
the doctrines Of Virginia in 80, and protests
as well against the proceedings of South Caro-
lima, as against the tone aud assumptions OF
powers by the President in his proclamation
a surprising revolution Of parties has taker
place. Many Of the Clay men arc Jackson
men as to the proclamation, whilst the latter
are unsparing in their Recommendations Of III,
Presidents doctrines.
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RICHMOND, DEC. %.

RICHMOND, DEC. 81
% Thursday, the select committee OF 81 +,
made their report, which consists of thirteen
resolutions. These resolutions deplore the
present condition Of affairs-declare the at
tachment Of Virginia TO the acknowledgements
the course OF South Carolina on the one
hand, and the usurpations Of the general go
verumcnt on the 0ther-re-assert the doc
uines OF 9S-pronounce a protecting tariff
unequal, oppressive, and unconstitutional
repudiate the doctrines Of the proclamation
rs ultra-federal and tending to consolidation,
and claim the right Of State peaeeabiy 10
seesds, when she has no other relief from un-
constitutional laws. They make an appeal to
South Carolina, to pause-to the President
not TO Use force-and 10 Congress to inter-
pose. They also instruct our Senators and
Representatives 10 use their efforts 10 have
the Tariff redueed-and recommend gene
raj convention. to settle the question Of doubt
full powers-and propose to send two COM
nissioners TO South Carolina, to induce her
70 listen to mediation.
This is a brief summary Of the substance
Of the resolutions. They are made the order
OF the day for Thursday next I have no
doubt they will be much cut down and modi-
ned, being At present considered too yolumi-
nous Parties have undergone some strange
mutations within the last ten days; and il is
probable that an entirely new organization
viii take place before the close Of the session.
The house clears its table every day, of
every thing ready for action.
bill authorizing an additional subscrip-
tion to the stock Of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Rail Road Company, is engrossed for a
third reading, and feel confident that it will
pass.
The business of Friday and Saturday was
entirely Of local character
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BAL1IaoRE, DEc. ~.
FLOJR-The wagon price has been uni
form and steady throughout the week, a,
g. IS.
ALEx aSDRfa, DEc. %.
Yesterday the wagon price Of Flour, until
about the middle Of the day, was IS 62I; az
ter which Il was > ~. The receipts CONT
niue large, without much demand from stores
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27
Negroes for Hire.

Will hire, at public hiring, or Friday tho
= 2oth instant, at Bunkers-HilI. about n, .n-
" valuable NEGROES, consisting of Men.
Women, Boys and Girls.
Dec. 6, 1892.
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PUBLIC SALE.

- SSA81
coNsisTisc or
Valuable Work Horses,
Brood Mares, and Colts,
Mules and Work Oxen,
Stock Cattle-Milch Cows,
Hogs and Sheep,
Ploughs and Iiarrows, &c. sc.
1000 bushels Of Wheat,
100 barrels Of Corn.
The sale will take place on the farm lately
sold to Mr. George Isler, two miles west OF
Charlestown, and adjoining the farm Of MIR.
b. {. Washington.
TsT1Hs-FOr sums Of $50 and under, Ninety
Days credit, all sums over $40 aud under
$50, months credit; all sums Of $50 and
upwards, IL months credit, for approved Sc
curity. The sale will commence at eleven
o'clock. VIM. CLEVELAND.
Al the same time and place, shall sell 9
valuable Negro Women, and hire several
good farm hands. Terms made known at the
sale. w C.
Dec. 30, 1882.
Having sold all ny land, and being deter
mined to devote my attention exclusively to
merchandising and milling, all the above pro-
perry becomes useless TO me. and will be sold
without reserve. Ny friends are respectful
~ invited TO attend aud partakc Of the bar
gains that will be given.
Dec. 81, 1892. WIN. CLEVELAND.
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UVSEEf0ma .MOssareg.

th-Iou, being a nonresident Of
~ this Commonwealth, are hereby re-
specially notified. that on the 2jth day OF
January next. between sunrise aud sunset Ut
mo same, ut Ss"bbleheid's Hotel, in Che town
Of Winchester. Frederick county. Virginia
! shall proceed to take the deposition OF
James Stubblefeld. 60 be read as evidence IA.
chanccry cause now depending in the Cir
cut Superior Court ofIaw and Chancery for
the county Of Jcio rson. in which I am plain
tai and you and Others are defendants.
r. ;. VI, from accident or other 6 ause, sail
deposition shall not be taken ON sah 25tl, dav
ri January next. m tha,ev the same will
be taken on the 2Gth OF said month, bet tween
ths same hours. Respectfully,
JOHN FRAME, .4ira'r
V TeVBSs7ld Beekhsm, dse'S.
Dec 20, is32.
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WIN oar Friends RenseAs
her eagf

Persors who know themselves indebted u
this establishment, will confer a rfest favor
by paying their ~ pectiye dpes During tho
ansonec ~ the Editor, the expenses u 10
Office are necessarily heavy. ard must b. met
and matters will move on much more smooth.
ly u thosc who have charge Of the concern.
are enabled 20 meet the current expenditure
frce Press Office. Nov -, isSi
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.ldMinisfr0f0r's Sale.
AND HIRING OF NEGROES,

" ILL be sold, on Thursday the 10th of
w January next, (if fair, if not, the ne n I
fair day, y at the residence of the late Thomas
Chamberlain, near Charlestown, all the Per-
sonal estate Of said deceased, Except the ne
groes, which will be hired on the same day
and at the same place. consisting in part, OF
or III head Of valuable work Horses and
Colts,
Fat and stock Cattlc-Milch Cows.
Hogs and Sheep,
The usual and best Farming Utensils,
SUCH As
One road and one farm Wagon,
Ploughs and Iiarrows,
Wagon and plough Harness complete, &c.
Also, Corn by the barrel,
Wheat and Rye by the b,ishel,
And Wheat and Rye in the Ground.
Together with variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Also, 30 or 30 bushels Of superior Mercer
Irish Potatoes.
credit Of nine months will be given on all
sums Of FIVE dollars and upwards All sums
under five dollars, the cash will be required
the purchasers giving bond with approved
sectlrity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

VIZ subscriber will sell that valuable Lot
oil Land, laid of to Octavius Fairfax. In
the DIVISION Of the Shannon Hill tract in JET
ierson county, formerly the property Of Fer
uihando FAIRFAX, Esq. very large proper
ton of this lot is wood lznd-ths wh..ls CO..
tains about ninety acres
JOSEPH r. DAUGHERTY.
Nov. 30, 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

w X s. d. ANDERSON have removed
,heir store from lIish-strect To their brick
building on the corner opposite the Harpers-
Ferry Hotel and would respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they hay.
just received an additional supply Of GOODS,
embracing every variety va their line of bust
ness, and that they arc determined 10 sell az
small profits.
Harpers-Ferry, Dec. 30, 1892.
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Married.

"a Tuesday LAST. By the Rev s. Tuaon. MI
Joss w. kGABLE, 70 Miss ELEAHOn ASS WEi-
sfHoEa, both Of this county
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WIN be hired In the usual way-requiFing
bonds Tor :he hire, customary clothing, taxes,
and their return on the Goth December ensu-
ing No property To be removed until the
terms of sale be complied with Sale Ia
commence early in the day, and due attcn.
dance given by the subscriber.
JOHN DAVENPORT, .aIsn'r
~ Thomas Chamberlain, deceased
~ BAH persons having claims against
the estate Of said deed, are reque sted TO pre-.
sent them To the subscriber at his Office in
Charlestowu, in proper form for payment; all
persons indebted to said estate, will please Ia
call and discharge their respective dues as
speedily rs possible.
JOHN DAVENPORT, .7ln'r.
Dec. 81. lS32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

81. The prize 81 this PAPER - Tvs Doifs,t
sia INy Ceais PER sraua. sutsr fibcFs ho
W,sh 10 avail thcmselvr. 81 lie advance prira
- must always gay lihia one mogth 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27
Negroes for Hire

Will h're for tho ensuing year. on g.
: inrdsy the 2sth last AZ my re,idcns. 80;
Instant between Charlestoan aud slcph.rI.-.
,.~n' 10 or 90 NEGROES. oon,i,,,pg ~
'aen' Women, Boys and Girls.
n. =, -, MARY MANNING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

4 HAVE just received FREsI HOPS foi
4 sale. y. r. TOWNER
shePherdstown, Dec 6, 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-27

Virginia State Lottery,
Extra Glass. No. I. for 1865, will Be drawn
"a January neat.
J prize of $780, ptiEe of 81. 900
81 10000 = ~ 1000
Of 5000 IS Of loo
~ 1000 hr. &c.
TIeksfS 50, Hsires -, Quarters ~ 50.
Zoe sale "a the gEeafes, vsririV ~ nWnbsrs
by WV CLEVELAND.
Chaflestown, Nov. Is. 1892.
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$40 REWARD.

Dec. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23
Virginia Legislature.
IIOV HII OF ULBETA ] rs
Ttiesddy, March 20.


The Senate have passed the bs-to organize the mi
lltia and 10 establish regiment in the county OF
Fayeteconrning the marriage OF Robert Cropp and hi.
wife Eliza Fauthorizng suits against the branch Banks
in this Commonwealth, in certain cases-making further
provision Tor The inspection OF salt in the county of Kama
whato raise money by lottery for opening and imnrov
ing the north folk Of oston river &co organize the
militia and establish regiment in the county of
Jackson-to amend act, sc. appointing commissioners
TO slew and mark road from Fhornton's Gap TO the Lit
tic River turnpkc-to amend an act establishing the town
OF Bolivar, in the county of Jeforsono amend an act
concerning general elecdons-placing Thomas Spra on
the pension list and concerning the l Clerk of the Re-
gistcr's Office.
They have also passed, ,ch amendments the blIs-to
auhorising the Courts of certain con,jcs 20
provide for opening and repairing the roads within tho
same-authorzing the settlement of certain claims ON the
enitenary--conceFning the Savings institution Of the
City OF Richmond, &c.o provide against the abuse of
Mayo's bridge, at the City OF acknowledgements
Hezckiah ID. Tharp-auhorizing the joint Library Com
ee TO direct the gradual extinction Of the debt due FROM
the Library Fund, sc.
They have rejected the bills-reguatine further pro-
ceedings in cases OF misdeeanorand an act autlforz-
ing the Governor TO assign TO the Attorney General an Of
iicer in the Capitol for the transaction of public business
On motion of Mr. Preston, the amendments Of tie Sen
ate to the first mentioned BILL were amended by striking
our INC county oil Montgomery; on motion Of Mr. Kcl-
ler the counties Of Washington and Spyth; and on mo-
ton Of Mr. Wilson Of b. the county Of Boetout The
amendment as amended was agreed TO-
The other amendment agreed to-
The eDgrossed bill TO authorize William Smith 10 build
bridge across Rebinsons river was read third time
and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Crocksf leave was given to bring in
bill TO amend act 10 authorize the Courts Of certain
counties TO provide mode for ping and repairing roads
50 as to sfike out all Of that act concerning the county
Wytbe
Subsequently the Committee the subject reported a
BILL which read twice, and after having eIgrosscd
was read tlcl lime and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Crunp, il was
Resolved That the thanks Of this House he given 70
Lynn Banks Esq., for the ability and impartaly with
which he has performed the arduous duties Of the Chair
during The present session.
message received from the Senate, stating tbat
they had passed the billso revive the inspection Of TO-
bacco at GAINESVILLE in the county 81 Nfcckenburg
ing The ipo Of holding The Superior coortin the fifteenth
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"a OlICE--The undersigned, acting Executor of the
last will and testament of jeremiah Jerrc SEM de-
day OF May nest, upon credit and terms TO be made
known on the day OF sae) the late residence of the
SAID deceden IN the county Of Madison, the Conway
river about eight hundred acres IF Land lying and be-
ing in the said county OF Madison foW hundred acres
lying in the county Of Orange, and about one thousand
acres lying In the county OF AbemarleA particular de-
scpon and localities Of the respective tracts or parcels
OF land. will be made known the day Of sale. Also at
the time and place will be Sold 20 likely Slaves con
sisting OF men, women and chdrcn also different kinds
ostock &c The purchaser purchasers will be required
give bond and approved security for the Of their
respective purchases All those who may have claims or
demands Of any Description, requested 10 forward
with them legally authenticated in order that they may
be Immediately paidThose who may bcndcbted Ia said
estate, arc, In like manner requested TO make Immediate
payment. JEREMIAH TERRELL,
E.x'or Of jeremiah JcrIe sep'r, decd
Madison Co., 18th March, 1882. lOl-w6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23
DE A'rII2

~ on III. Ms Susan Locke wife oDr Henry
W. Lockstt IN the 18th Of her .rvee III
ness Wncn shS bore with great
enid hfeconato kind humane,
msreher charity only bounded
amiabie a
Church
she erred the side Of goodness fact she was ma
inc pest OF women She left husband lanent
! their ireparabte N" ~ '''""'
great TO 1Aoma
ISL long resident and among the
hear Lsn h,n
man. lilo beathed his last yesterday, " " - "' W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23

HDU BliC WAREHOUSE, RIcHMoND,--PIaDtersa o,Y
III others sending Tobacco to the above w warehouse
arc informed mat The satne is undergoing general
pard Jr having been appointed in the place OF Mr. John
FISHER esgned) II is under the management of tho
subscribers who pledge themselves that every attention
shall be paid 70 any Tobacco 10 the Warehouse-
Freight toll &c. advanced all Tobacco sent TO us amt
me drayage on such Tobacco the other Ware
houses in this city, NJ. c. LAKELAND,
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR
'eO.1I LVE-WOWI fnspectorg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23

ny the Gorey1l0r Of the Commonwealth of Iiroinia
a PROCLAMATION.-W a vacancy hath oc--
ga CURED in the representation in the Senate of this
Sta'e, Dy me resignation OF William Armsead, ESQ: l.
joan lloyd, Governor of the Commonwe altb of Virpina
nave though proper TO direct that the Shcrins of King
Queen King William, Gloucester, Matthews and Middle
SEN cause an election be held their respective
ties, at the court day thereof in the month of April next,
or suitable person TO represent said district in tire
Senate OF Virginia. 49,
Given under my hand Governor and under. tho.
lSealI lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich.
- mond, this 2lst day Of March, 1882
warren zo' llol-W4wl JOHN FLOYD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23

FESEN DOLLARS REWARD, viii be given DE
IN sides what the law allows for the delivery to me-
near Thompson's Cross Roads Louisa o(mv Backsmirb
NELSON He is 30 or 30 years of age, 5 feet or 10
inches high, well made light complexion, smiling coun--
was dark grey cassnet coat blue cashmere waistcoat
and mixed panaloons and white fur hat-He was hired
the last year on the Petersburg Rail Road where pro-
badly now isand the year before the Rnppahannock
Canal have reason TO believe that lie has obtained the
free papers OF his father Jack John oyerton certified
to IN Caroline Court. LAUNCELOT MINOR.
March %, yvaw-IGt
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e. PklNG SUPPLlES.-RAYMoNp and BRoTHERs
~ beg leave 10 notify country merchants and others
mat they are constantly receiving from their
splendid assortment of Hats Of all patterns usually called
ior-boh black and drabIhey have also on hand alarge
assortment OF Caps suited TO the season. together with
about one hundred dozen Of the noted Palm. leaf Hats
March l3. I0o,ya,.
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NM hereby iorewarn all persons against hunting,
w ranging, or fishing lands in the county of
Eoochiand DAVID ROYSTER,
ELIZABETH GARLAND.
Goochland, March II. I04-w3vt
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MARRIAGES,

WNKTINGES.
On TEursday evening, by Cos,
John H. QsaIles to MISS Louisa dsushtor Of WIN S,oeh
l.ous
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STATE OF TENNESSEE Dauidson Circuit Court
November Term, 1881
Cd oHN AGAINST ~, pADbS' cOmplis. Original
Elizabeth Dabbs, ct ais, Dahs \ Bill
On motion of the Complainant by his Counsel and. n,
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the ourt that the Deen-
dants Tazewc p Dabbs, and Mary Dabbs his wife are
not inhabitants of this SiaeI is ordered by the Court
That publication be made four weeks successfully in the
hiclimond Enquirer, in Virginia, commanding the said
Defendants to appear here on the 9Th Monday IN Nav
next, and plead answer, demur said BILL otherwise
the same will be taken Tor confessed against them and sot
Tor hearing er-p0yte, and decrced accordingly.
a Copy. Teste, JACOB NJ. GAVOCK, elk
March 70. wiw and Master of said Court
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

torrance of Georgia Nullification-the internal evil
oence OF his conduct--his violent menaccs in con-
'ersation, all proclaim tho true answer. He wa Q
AFRAID lest the Nullifyors satisfied with the hopes
h'id out by his Message, might retreat from the
position they had taken; He was afraid that Con-
gress in great patriotic Impulse, might como for
ward and by reducing the Tariff to Revenue, pacfy
tho country; AID that thus would be snatched from
MIN the opportunity of bringing the known and
nearly unanimous repugnance of tho nation 10 null
iihcaiion to bear upon Mr.. Calhoun. and forever
crush that detestcd individual
Upon Virginia. it mainly rests to repair the in.
jury. dreadful even 10 think upon of tho Presidents
rashness.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
H-CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
Reported Cor the Courier
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MOxn,v Doo n

MONDAY, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Pickens, from The Commtte on Federal Re-
lations, to whom referred that part Of the Go
vernor's Message, having reference to carrying in
to effect the Ordinance of the Convention, report
ed, in part, by introducing resolution, requiring
the Governor, in addition TO the usual OATH TO
swear that he twill, we'll and truly, obey, execute
and enforce the Ordinance, to nullify certain acts
of Congress, purporting TO be laws, laying duties
and imposts on the importation Of foreign commodi-
ties, passed in Convention of the State on the
9th Nov. 1892: and all such act, or acts az may
be passed in pursuance thereof:" On the question,
shall the report be agreed to. and sent to these.
nate for concurrence" the yeas and nays were requi
red-yeas 90--nays Is.
Tho Senate attended and voted with the House
for Governor. The votes were for Robt. Y
| Hayne, l23--BLonk 26, none other. The Senate
attended twice and voted for 1t. Governor The
votes were, LIST ballot, G. G.. Pinckney 60, 3. f
Elmore IS. Blank IS, P. F.. Pearson 9, Hampton
/ 2, ron |, Harrison lon the second ballot: c. G.
| Pinckney 81, B. F. Efrnors %. Blank Is, Pearson
6, scattsring $50 that G. c. Pinokpey was elect
| ed.
| Tho House proceeded to the special order Of tn,
day. and considered tho Bill for catrying into eoc
the Ordinance Of Nulhcatiop, an61he report Of Tn
whole, recommending certain amonduasns; toSe,
| upon, the Bill wasysad ssocepd tins, tho amend
! mou's TSre aseftsdte1s on shs Qess,i7n. shall N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Po''s OF one State "over those Of another" Be.
soes such regulation would bear alike ''upon the
just and tho unjust"
GU have read tho proclamation. I offer, nj
PiVssot' no comments on it. Bat 1 have q few
wotas 10 say as TO its effect here. A south wss-
tern senator remarked, last evening, that--.t was
,ooItn OF July ora,on with the broad seal attach
su 70 IT," thorough going. federal member Of
' ~ houso ssid,"I like it, because, it snacks more
on o.. good old fashioned federalism, than any speech
- nave heard made for many years" A dstin-
guisnec srginian, opposed to notification e. Clay
sm' said TO nie--"The Executive can never march
troops against "South Carolina, through eastern
virginia. out orer our dead bodice" The Virgil
nia members Of Congress--aye, the most devoted Of
mem 10 Gen. jackson, condemned tho proclamation
&c going too far. now repeat, with perfect and
cnure confdence, what have heretofore said, and
so'cmnIy oolieve-if coercion is attempted against
couth Carolina, she will not be alone In her oppo.
sitlon 10 the "standing army"
a. supposed that Mr.. Hayne, in his official ca
pacny a: Governor of South Carolina will answer
the Presidents proclamation.
The SIR IN WARRINGTON.