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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

From the N. \. Journal Commerce, Jnne =, | u. M.
THE MARkET-Flour sells today AS yester-
day Western 9iaS, southern 5Saii Cotton quiet;
Provisions in good demand.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
CoFFEE-36 bags Cuba (tinc grccn) sold under
Wardens inspection for cash, slightly damaged, ut
lllallS.
SUGAR-1s hhds. n. Orleans at 5Ba59.
RAIsINs-4O0 drums Sultana at lla1l4.
Sales at tie ~. Y. Stock and Erchange Board
June 2-355 shares U. 5. Bank Sl25Gl25,.
Bills on London, %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

w Tho Boston Telegraph, of February 4, reach
ed us to-day. Wonder where it has bccnl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

M t-NsTrrUrioSAL WIG published i.y zoe WerK
payable in advance
For aversns-75 cents square (or less for the
Insertion and so cents for each c5ctiuuancc The uum.
ber ol Insertions must be noted tine Ms otherwise
hr advertisements viii be continued and charged Accord
ipgly.
ffcvious 10 dCcrtnuancc ~ she paprr. all atrCar
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continue, will notify the Edito0 that Effect at ed,t
twenty days before the period expires for whoh they
subscribed.
All letters 10 hr Editors mus, be pos, paid, 'hcy VIII
r'ce' g attention
Notes Of chartered specie paving Banks oi anY Of the
States will be received N payment for subsrfrtion IN
the Wing, though Virginia ~ States Bank Notes oulI
We preferred; and niiiiarccs be made through tho
Post f)it-, st iitp ytsk ri tii~ EIr,,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

nKtWING oftho Union Canal Lottery, Class
RV No. II:
l6 % 81 20 ~ 81 10
Nos. 8 81 10 a Capital Prize OF 5000 eord
IICET 80 VI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

UWciHI BUNcTtn oJ ChoIerd Mor6Us,
Since the commencement of the disease
Cases, 56
Deaths, 81
Cured, ~
Still sick 10
HAVRE, May 5.-Salos Cotton-42 bales Sea
Island at l85f; 100 Upland, 90; 25 do. g; 81 Lou.
isiana, 80.
May 5.-Salcs Cotton-30 bales Upland 92f
PARIS, May 1th.-5 per cents. 90. Is; gG. s.
per cts. 81 So 60 %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

himself no longer at his case and that he already
speaks of going to country where lie will have
nothing to fear He will probably set Off for Italy
TO meet the Duchess de Bcrri. Al London, the
Cholera tx fast diminishing, and it IS hoped tina,
the city will soon be entirely free from it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
N,ectures on Y aAestine.

7 N consequence of several persons beng unable 10
THIS EVENING, ,nmence a new course.
These lectures will be illustrated by numerous spien'
did transparent paintings. representing the present aP.
pearsnce Of the most important places m Palestine:
such as Jerusalem, Bethlehem. Nazareth. Joppa, Ia
DO, Lebanon; specimens of the productions OF the
cour,r,. weapons and dress of the inhabitants; water
from the Dead Sea and the River Jordan, &c. &c.
The terms have been fixed at a very low sum, IN or
der to bring the lecture within the reach OF all who
feel an interest in the subject. Tickets will be FUR.
nisbed at one dollar the course of four evenings. Fa
mily tickets three dollars, to be had at the bookstores
and at the door. For one evening only' nifty cents
may 28-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKET>M.,as a.

Flour and Neal The sales of super6ne Flour for
export during the week amount to $3.50 barrela the
prices steady at S., so; the demand for home censump.
ton continues, and sales considerable st s. so. Sales
Of Fine Flour at IS. l24 . 1875. Nearly al The Rye
Flour not limited has changed hands ~ 4,2S sxeept
one lot Of $50 barrels. which sold At something hss;
and some lots limited higher about $50 bbls. Com
Meal sold at 1854; no ssles in hhds reported
GrGsn.-But little W heat or Corn st mAssee TIN
week, and last weeks prices maintained, with . esttsf
demand towards the close; one load Salem o!6ne q1A
lily sold to day At So cents. Sales Southern Rye st00
cents. No arrival or sale Of Oats reported.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
Price Of PrOducs IN .Meranarsa yesterday, from

FLouR.-The wagon price OF Flour closed last
week at IS o.; sales from stores 5 O6 a S 124.
Yesterday the wagon price was 5 o. 5 o6; sales
from stores, early in the day, at 5 10 and 5 LEI.
More was offered at S 123, and not taken; but
subsequently that price was refused, aud 5 20 a
5 e5 asked. A small lot Of selected brands was
sold at s e5. A lot Of Wharf Flour was sold at
A ga.
Export for the week ending Goth instant, 1913
bbls. Coastwise 1881; Foreign 1922.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street 5OOl barrels
Wharf 176 do
Pot o,nac 100 do
Total S277 barrels
Besides So bbls Corn Meal and 9 bbls Rye Flour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
Drawing and Painting FROM
M dNNYYnn

yTyAUGHT in Eight Lessons. by MRS. BOURNE.
from Baltimore. Also; Wax Work and Ebony
Work. Specimens to be seen at Mr.. T. Mounts Fan.
cy Store. King street. where terms can be known.
II enire satisfaction be not given, no charge will
DE made, Ladies and Gentlemen desirols Of learning
will please leave their names n Mr. u s without de-
lay, az Mrs. 3. does not intend to continue long in the
District of Columbia. may 29-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
Nry Goods at Cost.


TINE subscriber, intending to close his business here
i before the Fall, has commenced se'i"B ou's'S"ss
an extensive assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
a large proportion received by the late arrivals from
New York; among which are
Cloths, blue, mulberry. olive, black. and mkt
Cassimeres and Csssinets, blue, drsb, and MKT
White and brown English and French Drilling
Circassians, Nankeens; and other goods tor hummer
wear
Rouen C~assimcres, q good article for boys clothes
Msrseilles, silk, and other Vestings, in great variety
Italian Lustrings, Florences, and other Silks
Grape de Lyon and other thin goods for dresses
Bombazines and Bombazeu
Ginghams, Cslicoes, and Muslins' a'srge aSscitmens'
at reduced prices, from l23 cents upwards
Hosiery. of silk. cotton, and worsted, oil prices and
cheap
Mer;no shawIs. scarlet, white and black, very cheap
pnhb;net Laced and Edgings at reduced prices
Cam. Cauze, silk, and Bandana Hdkfs
Cambr;cs. Jaconets and Corded hushns
Plain and figured Swiss and Scotch Jseonet and
,,,sb linens. long Lawns, and Linen Csmbries
Umbrellas of cotton and silk. and Parssols
Iegjorn flats, Bonnet Cambrics and Reeds
Tsfeta Ribsnds all colors and widths
Russia Sheeting, Birds eye and Scotch Diaper
Brown and bleached Dowlas. Osnaburgs and Canvass
Brown and bleached Cottons, oil prices and widths
Bed Ticking. Domestic Plaids and Stripes
Sewing silks, Threads. Spool and Ball Cotton
Buttons. Gloves Of all kinds
And many other articles, too numerous for On advef:
tisement. at less than market prices, by wholesale snd
retail, for Cash, or on short time to those VINO pay on
a.ma,d' JAMES w. SCOTT,
Corner Of King and Royal Streets
NAV I2-~SatsJ TuesGeotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

4 gentleman in New York, writing to his friend
IL this city, under date Of the 2sth instant, says:
W have . report current in town that three per.
sons in the same house died yesterday e Asiatie Che.
isra: Il va in Mercer street. DR.. Bush. . celebrated
physician, sys It is~true."!!!
II is proper to add that the New York papers
cont1ia no intirnatious on the subiect.-PI Chr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
NEW YORK MARKEr-MAY &c.

Flour Our market renamed vrhout auy material
alteration until Thursday, when considerable purchas
es OF Western were made for me East. Oh sp4 collation..
and several lots OF the oest br mis- for iavre The sales
Of this description DUNG the lssj two lays nlay amount
to about 1000 obls. w hear If ever, fgfang sales
Of Richmond county a, 5.43; Georsct;Ya rnpuet4in at
5.62, and good New York Al $50 Corn Meal Is more
inquired for, an holders ssk an advance
Grain We hear ofa sal Of Western Wheat 81 ex-
celeni quality ut l IS A small parcel Of gooa NDr,h.
ern, now ahosl; far whiea spout our quotations will be
obtained No sales of Southern that We hear OF. Cusrse
Grain remains without material change.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-Apri' II.
The deliveries OF the farmers in this district
have nearly ceased. and the statements of the fall
ing pf 10 those Of the Irish farmer are in some
degree corroborated By the ~smallhess Of this
weeks import; a few parcels Of Wheat have ar.
rived from the Isle of Man and Scotland; but
some of the towns on the coast, which have pre-
viuusIy been exporting. are already requiring sup
plies from this. Indian Corn is still very dull.
There are buyers of bonded Wheat at the low
~rates; Is has been refused for United States fair
quality 4 MARCEL of u. s. fresh sweet Flour is
ottenng2t 24s per bbi. stale qualities sss to 25s,
and sour has Deea sc'd At lbs. At to days market
all descriptions of Wheat were held for an adj
vance, on last weeks quotations, of fully ID per
70 lbs. and this Improvement was realized tor a
considerable quantity of the finer descriptions of
irish Wheat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. "a. c.

ARRIVED, May %,
Schr. Columbian Star. Todd, % hours from Norfolk
tar. turpen,ine, and pine apples for the District of Co.
lumbiR.
schr Amaranth, Frisbee, Portsmouth; potatoes to
J. II. I.add
schr, Ruby, Wilmington, N. c.; lumber,
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers,
Steamboat Fredericksburg. hewitt, Norfolk; do. do.
O. SAILED,
sloop J. w. Caldwell, Philadelphia.
Ship Virgins, Of this port, at Liverpool 18Th April.
Ship Glide, IS days from hence, for Cowes, was sPo'
ked 18th April off Start Point. Sloop Johnson, Dun.
can. clesred a, p Philadelphia for this port 18th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

Asreattarif meeting has been held in Boston,
''Uhieh resolutions were passed condemningMr.
A'Lane's scheme for the adjustment Of the Ia.
IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
For Bale.

4 TRACT ofland. eontaining31 III acres, intht county
a of Fairfax, adjoining the land Of John Dunn, and
WIN Ball about ten miles from Alexandria. Apply 70
r, I. Taylor Esq. or Dsniel F. Du'any'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Gut Glass, hooking Glasses. &c

guyHIs EVENING. at early candlel gh', will be sold
at my Auction Rooms a splendid assortment OF Cut
Wines, iumblers, Celeries. Pitchers, Salts; Looking:
Glasses. of latest Philadelphia patterns, just opened
and for sale without limits. may ~
Public Sale.
nm Saturday next, the I'd day oil June, (f fail, inot
- the aext fair day. will be sold at Triade,phis
Mills, the stock belonging to the Mil and Farm, con.
sisting Of
Also, one large Road Wagon, and sundry Farming
Utensils. Sale al 3 O'Clock. Terms at sale.
w VI MILLER,
Surviving partner of NJ. Miller & Son.
Alexandra, Nav 20. 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
MARI D,

MAR RED,
Do Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Isaac
RSbbtas, Mr. lanes FApzlY, to Miss Arm Ro-
plsoN. alt Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

-orrsspOndsace Of The ~ y. Daily .4dpertiser.
Extract Of a letter dated Washington, May
"a, 1882" Mr.. Preble, Nj. Emery, and Mr..
Williams, ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers
FenlPOtentiary, arrived IN this city on Friday
2t' IRON the sovereign State Of Maine, to negO.
sNe treaty with the President of the United
sa'es, relative 10 the land awarded to Great Bril-
am BY the King Of the Netherlands. These Mi
asers waited on the President on Saturday, and
se'ns formally introduced, they presented their
WI er.aentials, which, on examination, were
TSno TO be ample, for opening a negotiation, -
sas resident most promptly appointed, on the
NI0I The United States, Mr.. Livingston, Mr..
SslAne, and Mr. Woodbury., Ministers to meet
Ss SAID Extraordinary Enjoys, and gave them
sN power to conclude a treaty, on terms advan-
PARTIES" Q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
70 Rent,

10 Went,
That comfortable and convenient DIV
HOUSE at present occupied by Mrs. Green, on
Fairfax street, adjoining Capt Btnj I. FendalPs.
Also to Rent, the comfortable Brick Dwelling oppo'
site Smiths Foundry. Il rs large enough to aeeommo-
date several families Possession may be had on the
18th June JOSIAH h DAVID
NAV 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
uoctOf U. EarQuhar

HAVlNG completed his medical studies. in the Cn''
versi,y ofPennsylvania, offers his professional ser.
wees to the cltiz ems Of Alexandra and its vicinity.
His Office is on King street. between w.shington
.,d G, aeanb s,reets, 5th mo l7-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

Inc Pennsylvania Inquirer saws that a paper
= @'rsulatlon in that State, for the signature of
uO'e "ao wsre Jackson men, but are so no Ion
~ a'oNlng the resolution Of abandoning Jack
aIG hts administration; that this paper is to
= published on the 4th Of July, and that, from
port (dlscredited by the Inquirer, which is
t.uS Van Buren,. it already contains fourteen
te Columbia Is. c. Telescope saws MIR.
T,!sUo IS about to appear as a mediator on the
n,a and Will propose, as the basis of the COM
SSu''e' The surrender OF the constitutional ques-
va ;ou' add recognition Of the principle Of protec-
HE good sense of the country, with few
JnsPuOas, has rapidly, Of late, undergone a
N, r~'nse on the coOs,itutionaity Of protection, Civ.
up Me ground Of cOnstitutlonality as unten.
H. -, Cooper's Case.-The Columbia Times of
~, ,0n Instant says: Z" The Board Of Trustees
.nv sOG Wednesday evening, for the purpose Of
war Ssatng the charges againstDr Cooper. There
n sOut fourteen members Of the Board present.
ssOnsequence Of the small number present, it
~sssol'ed to postpone the trial until the resu.
~ee''ns OF the Board in December"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

1t is in contemplation, at the termination Of
this Flour wear, so 10 amend our Flour law as to
place upon the garlicky Flour some mark by
which it can be known from other King street
Flour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

Tie Senate is now busily engaged with the
Bank Bill, On Saturday on motion Of Mr.. Web,
.tr, the bonus was fixed at $50, 600 dollars to
apad annually for fifteen years. This was agreed
70 81 to 10. Several amendments to the bill
we're proposed and lie over for consideration, and
will be noticed as they are disposed OF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

s~pectors, inexperienced, we presune,)-the Ell.
feet of which has been, instead Of increasing
their receipts, to cause a very considerable portion
Of the Flour heretofore sent to Baltimore to find
its way to the District; since which our weekly
receipts of King street Flour alone have frequent.
ly been nearly, or quite, as large as those in Bal
timore, of both HOward street and Railroad.-
by the way, We have not recently been favored
with a report Of the Railroad receipts) Our
friends aud neighbors of Georgetown have also
been alike benefited. Seeing this, the merchants
of Baltimore have taken the alarm, and, We have
understood, sent messages to the neighborhood Of
Winchester, in Virginia. saying, " that they
would not bear quite 50 hard on their Flour as
they had DONE" We very early saw what would
be the effect Of the alterations, feeling confident
that the grade Of Flour could not be raised, in
fact, without d~iverting much of the trade from
the town; but had hoped that they were SO in
toxicated with the railroad, and raising the in
~spection, as to be contented with putting them
selves without disparagiug their neighbors. 1t
will be found exceedingly difficult to fix upon
any standard which will induce the consumer to
believe that the value is enhanced, and at the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-14

From the Olive Branch.
FANATICIsM.
Defeated monster, with mslignAnt irs..
Who hih tho world with misery and woe.
What guiltiess victims TO thy rage expire,
What streams Of tears and blood around thee
gs. flow
Mans dsarsst rights to liberty and laws,
Are lost whers'sr thy hosts Of harpiss moe, :
Hslls 6ersest dsmons labor in thy cause,
Aud foes 10 reason bow before Thy feet.
Eternal hells within thy dark domaine.
withsmoks and fame, dslig ght thy bloc ted wee
Who're Superstition throws around her chsius;
From Others pains thy greatest pleasures rise.
What tolls and treasure to appeass thy ffowns,
The thoughtlsss millions have with pleasure
givsne ...t l,4.sf \ te,
And pIsck'd the choicest gems from virtues
crowns, ~ l-.... -.
To gain thy smiles, or promises Of bsayeny
Fair science tremblss whom shy banners wave
Thy wolves and valturss all her works dsfacs
Thy tender mercies, colder than the grave, ~
Allow but few to find resting place. g
Look round the world. and ponder o'sr each
Ofcrusity, shat springs from fiery birots zesl;
The best ofmsi upon the sesfTsld bleed, n
And wissst minds dare not their Thoughts
reveal. ~
Bat thanks to knowledge, in our happy shorss
-Hsfe on the monstsrs head detected hangs
Our chartss'd rights. unfetterd By its powrs,
Withholds the deadly poison fror, liz fangs,
But in Columbia . highly favor'd land,
The pointed dsrts Of cslmuny are hurl'd,
With studied arm, from orthodoxy's hand,
Against she inquiring children Of the world.
TO free the sacred fields from noxious wssds,
What means does pious pomp and pride ON
90 PIoy, .sa ta. V. Assn -.
The warrisg spirits, to enforce THAR creeds,
Tbs fairsat flowers and choiosst plants do
stroy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-14

TRsNroN, IN. J.) Jan. l4th.-The
great suit in Chancery, wherein JOSEPH
Hendrickson is plaintiff, and Thomas T.
Shotwell, defendant, involving the claims
Of the two parties in the Quaker Society,
distinguished by the appellation ofsTIick-
sites and "Orthodox,' came I'D for ar
gument, at special court, on Tuesday
Of last week, and engrossed the whole Of
that week, and Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday ofthis.,
An all engrossing interest has prevail
ed in the Society Friends and the pub
lic, because Of the large amount of prop
erty held by that society the title to which
will be determined by this suit; and il
has enlisted large share Of attention in
the christian community, because of its
settling the claims Of the conflicting par
ties to the possession of fgenuine Quaker
isus-the principles held and promulga-
ted by the founders and fathers of this
respectable and numerous society.
1t is within the knowledge Of our read
ers, that schism, powerful in numbers
and responsibility, has been distracting
this hitherto peaceful sect for several
years past, and this suit has grown out of
4, under the following circumstances:-
A considerable sum of money was con-
tributed by individuals to- constitute a
school fund for the education OF the chill
dren Of the Society, at the Chesterfield
Meeting, in Burlington county, which
find was nlaead in fho rho vve <,r s-.,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-14

DR.. GARRHrr. The location Of the Sa.
chem wonnumetonomy's residence. we
have by other tradition, which. We deem
conclusive. M
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-14

Counsel, the most eminent IN the state,
were employed by both parties, and the
pleadings were opened by George Wood,
Esq. for the plaintiff, who spoke for two
days-he was replied TO by Garret D.
Wall, Esq. On the part Of the defendant,
who occupied the Court till Saturday
noon, when he was followed, ON the same
side, by Attorney General Southard, who
spoke that afternoon, all Monday and
Tuesday morning, when Gov. William
son took the floor, in reply, and closed
the pleadings on "Wednesday evening"
The decision of the court will not be
made known before the next term, which
we believe is held in April.
Perhaps no cause has come up for ad-
judication before any Of the courts in our
state, in which property to 80 large an a
mount, and principles ofso important and
interesting character have been involv-
ed. And during the sitting Of the court
lively interest was exhibited, not only
| by the members Of the society, but by
the citizens generally. The court COM
menced its session in the Council Cham
Der, but i was found entirely too small
to admit the audience, and fhe better to
accommodate the people, they adjourned
TO the Assembly Room, which was each
day crowded by the Friends, our most in
telligent and respectable citizens, and a
numerous attendance ofladies. Our en-
gagements at home debarred us the graf
ificntion of hearing Mr.. Wood and Mr..
Wall, who we understand fully sustained
their well earned reputation at the bar;
but we heard part Of Mr.. Southard's
argument and the whole Of Gov. William
sons reply. These gentlemen stand not
in need Of our humble praise; their rep
utation is well known, but we must be al
lowed to express the delight with which
we listened to the legal acumen, g. thrill
ling eloquence Of the former, and the
powerful and refreshing interest which
the latter impaired TO what we conceiy-
ed to be an exhausted subject. Nation
al Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
Mn

G,seairl1-Andrcw Benin 5o1 lamcs Hoe
~ Two or three counties yet 10 BE- heard from.
hing JlHnm-rhhp Aylcr pos, A : Dab.
ucy l5.-Udfi@er-AyIctt Is, Dahney 30 RI.
turns incomplete, but NO doubt Of hyIorts cleo.
ton.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Neisaa )-Jos,ph G.. cabrl reelected, without
opposition.
HaApstroe)-W,lIlm Vancc' IL Thomas
Sloan 299 Col. Postoo 2-s Zcbulon Sheet 80.
Chules k..lcr197
H1soa John Shnrrarl' I76. A. Mlchoasi
Poge0 ODE William NJ Robertson, ra-eee
ted ~tboutoppostaon.
Gla,abr,c, kjncaid' 239, Anderson 2I5,
Cary l05 Bowln %
Ntddle>er and Uqiilers OWN II Roy
hng H31on DE-. +. DobncY, reelected
without opposition.
MI IN The Inst Lccislqlarc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
COY Hou5rnN.s cAsE-

In consequence ofthc inllsposton Of Mr. Key,
lcomse' flr Coy Houston the proceedings ul5s
Ease have been Interrupted Tor several days lth15
already occppled1nore of the time Of tie House
than It ought u have DOM and much norr than If
would have done, had the rrorccdinss bryn n.
strained within proper hnlts. The House should
have confined its,lfto the slnglr enquiry has an
assault 1ocn committed on member oftbe Housa
,ol words spoken in debate and hayine ascertain
cd tae ruth ofthis mutcr Judgment of lcqul't5l or
condemnation should have bern pronounced with
out delay. Bui. instead Of that, Il doY2n trtcuycut
points hovc been madc, and a wldr and m#chiey.
Gus latitude allowed to the wllncsece Indeed, it is
now difficult TO say, Whether Alr Houston is ar.
rolgned before tn House Tor breach Of privilege
or Mr. Sronnauy, for slandermg Houston Instead
undermining whether It's own dlraity ami rshfs
hay, been t,,mpIcd on, the House is tracing thu
foundation upon which Stanberry clafsco fraud
rests
W. talk th.s o'sasion To say. 'ha', So flgas Stan
bcrrJ l. individually concerned We fl no inta.
cstln t6e dcrlsloo o. tins question. II al,r'aaIis
committed ~,il,ds, but thjsfors IN no manner al
feet the charge AGAINST Houston. or diminish tHr
nagnt1d. ofh,s offence Tn cowardicc OF Slau.
berry when he W,ss attacked. and his mpralene
in provoking a continuation Of its c<po.agc, by Mr.
Buokoer, subsequently, oeltbrr iusuiestbe assault
ts..f, nor lessons his puyl.ss.s It, memonr oil
r,,,.,r... 'i't..,0' ,.,. l,.,I no, - r-,.... ~ .