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SayaSSAII, August :.

SAyasSAn, August .
Glorious ne,rs from Horida- Coa. ooo.chee 5 mioi'
baud in Close Of The Fiorida Uar!-By the L. 5.
steamer Gen Taylor, Capt. Peck, arrived here yeser
dav VIC have the gratifying intelligence from Florida
,ba, The war for the ninety ninth time, may now be con-
sdered as at an end. Wild Cats whole band, men
women children and negroes, 100 IN all, have come IN
n TAMPA And 40 more Indians Of another band were
on their way and were expected at Tampa IN two days
A gentleman who came on in the Gen. Taylor, says
thai he does not think another rifle viii be fired by The
enemy. =, 4,
When Goa COO chee's family in, Col Worth
told him that he might 90 shore from the schooner
wherc he is confined and them. He refused 10 90
saving that though he anxious 10 see his family
be would not permit them TO see INN IN IRONS nc
Colonel finally consented TO let him 60 on shore with
nut mis- shackles, and after warm greeting with ms
family he dined with the Colonel, and then returned
on board the schooner AS soon as his IRONS were re-
placed he told Col Worth that he had but one reques
more TO make and that was, allow him and his poo
ple TO 90 West posslble
We understand that Col. Worth on taking command
in Florida set the first day OF January, lci2, as .nf
time of closing this war. From his admirable manage
ment and ndomable perseverance, seconded oy Tue
gallant officers and troops in the hsld there Is
every prospect that he will redeem his pledge should
he succeed, he will have the honor of accomplishing
what older and more experienced commanders nave
failed 10 perform.
During the war many of the officers OF our gallant
them would have done So had opportunities been pre-
senlcd 1t has been field in which there has been
plenty of hard service and but little glory to be obtain
cd Every thing, however, that could be DONE mas
been DONE and we glad once more to see prospect
Of speedily subdung the enemy
The first Regiment of Infantry now in Florida have
been ordered 10 Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chen, Up
per Mississippi. They were to leave immediately.
The steamer Charles Downing, Capt. Dent, arrived
on Thursday from ST. Augustine. We are indebted lt
our correspondent of the News Office tor the follow
ing intelligence:
Correspondence Of tho Saranrat Repubheds
OFFICE OF NEWS,
ST. Augustine, Aug. 3, ISL.
The steamer WIN. Castor, Capt. Somefs, arrived
this afternoon from Southern Posts. The large scou
started from Key Bscayne and Fort Dallas, from th'
Everglades, on the evening of Friday, the SON uit
consisting of six Companies Artillery under the com
mand of Captain Burke, and number Of Sailors AM
Marines under the command of Capt. Rogers and Lit
Sloan of the Navy-amoun'lng in all to about 400 mel
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deyolved on q State Rights man, they who would ell
courage and sustain him in the support OF his princi.
pies, can only reach him through Opposition papers.
All this time The easued and banded press, through
whose hundred mouths this majority al The Wing parry
affect to speak the public sentiment, is clanor"ts
against the bad faith oil every State Rights man, who
s not ready 10 join in e.esiabshng all The abuses I'd
denominations Of 17g0 and 1928 together
Looking TO the signs OF the tunes, rs displayed in
the movements of Abotonists and Tarilii,es and in
Bank bills, and Bankrupt bills, and Distribution bills,
il is folly in State Rights men in every party hest
in the choice Of their position The paltry trick
of their treacherous allies has acted lis thors
and has placed the Executive power in the hand Of
one who we have reason 10 believe, desires nothing
so much as the support Of the State Rights party, TO
enable him to carry their prnc Piles and restore the
Constitution He in the Crisis OF his fate He
is now TO choose whether he will lean to the support
of men whose truth and s,eadness have never
ed or TO that Of faction who seek to corrupt, that
they may the more efecually betray him. Let all
who profess to adopt Madsons Resolutions and Ne
port as their standard of political faith, take these IN
their hands, and determine 10 support the admiistrn.
ton Of John Tyler long lie adheres 10 them, and
to opposition as soon as he deserts them
A STATE RIGHTS MAN.
NJ The preceding Card was intended as 4 Preface
to the lst Letter of "a State Rights Man but we
did not receive it in due season. 1t should not how
ever be lost; and cheerfuly insert II Tor the pur-
pose of showing the which strong minded
State Rights man is determined to pursue HIMSELF and
which he recommends Others. Ii is the triumph OF
principle feeling His second Letter To Mr. ~
Ter is on the last page of this days paper-Editor.
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(Frcm Etadaii's EIpo.torJ
I'll. RELIEF CusGREss-Congress have been called
together under pretence of rccring the people. Let
mark their progress:
First act TO rciierc r people, This act 10 relieve
the people of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LhkS given to the family of Gen. Harrison.
Second act 10 reiiere epeope. This an act rcl:ev
ing the people Of THREE n UNDRED AND SEVEN
penses OF the present session of Congress.
ihFa net 10 reticUe the people, This IL bill! to give
away ABOUT THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS annually o.
the peoples revenue, although the same people vii
nave 10 oe taxed THREE AsD A HALF MILLIONS TO re-
place It with charges and losses
Fourth art 10 reiierc The people This is a bill tc
run the people in debt TWELVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, creating an annual charge upon them o
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS for in
tcres, to enable the Reform Administration not pay
of arrearges merely, but to increase the public expea
ditures this year over the last, three millions and
half Of dollars
Fifth art 10 reiicrc hc people. Th;, is bill TO run
Me people in debt TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
MORE, TO bny Bank stock with and create potca
Bank Tor the purpose Of furnishing Bddl.
with means out of the peoples Treasury to eorrnp,
the servants Of the people, and relieve them from the
trouble of self government.
SiIih oct 10 reere the people. This to be act
make the people, when they buy sugar, tea, coffee and
various other articles, pay ONE DOLLAR TWENTY CENTS
for what they now buy for osE DOLLAR, and the
Wings call it a "tariG tn1uries 1t is plan TO
take from the people every .fM pound Of sugar, tea
and coffee they buy for their families, 10 enable this
form administration increase the public expenditures
or what amounts to the thing, make them pay as
much for frc pounds as they now pay for sir This
will be the effect Of a tariff f2D per cent.
We have several other projects to reiierc The people,
(of their money! such as expensive Home Squa-
dron Of the Navy, building and completing tortiiica-
tons for The use Of enemies sudden nvasions,
or as means Of making necessary larger army 10
take care Of and defend them, &c, &c, with much
else in embryo Not that We object 10 Notifications
al points where they necessary and be quickly
occupied by militia force, bat twothirds Of those
cvcr be Of except 10 the enemies
Of lie country or the enemies of tic Peop'c.
So much for rtiif Congress. Is Whiggery keep
nr iis promise 10 the People
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requested 10 forward copies Of these resolutions to the
President of the U. S., to Representative in Con-
gross and TO each Of the Senators from Virginia; and
to furnish them to The Editor of the r. Enquirer for
publication.
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COMMISSIONER. OFFICE,

Richmond. 9TH August, ISL.
To Mrs Hannah Brown and Sarah seward Swrzy formerly 81
Street yon vii akt notice, that have appointed Monday
day September far the attendance Of The parties
tr ed hy the foregoing decree, which DAY.
O'Clock, T. VI hereby notified Ia attend NJ
office, city Of ;ichnond with The evidence
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
.ins. - 2e--wiw
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On Saturday June Goth, lsi
Pakr STREET, Plaintiff:
William street Carter Berkeley Sheriff Of Hanover county
ny Street Hannah Brown WIN. Brown deceased sally
Street aud WIN. ]. Murriss, Defendants:
4 Decree Of the Court Appeals, certified by the Clerk rr
81" III these words and figures, Wit NiRcI>iA: A. Court
m Appeals, held At the Capitol. the city Of Richmond Mun
Jay January 18Th lel William Street Carter Berkeley Shtf
~ Hanover aud Administrator George
street. deceased, Anthony Street Hannah Brown widow Of WIN
Blown licensed, Sally Street and VIM Moniss, appellants
against Parkr Street, Appellee
reviewed appeal from decree pronounced by The SUI
perlnr Court Of Chancey, held in Richm"nd the twenty
seventy day Of january, s3 suit which the Appellee
plaintiff and William Street, defendants, this day
came the parties by their counsel and the Court having
tely considered the transcript the record Of tie decree
sand, ami tie arguments 81 counsel, of opinion that the ad
decree i crrosns therefore, tccrecd and ordered that the
b. reversed and annn the appellee do
tile appellants r
aforesaid herehnd il ordered remanrd
The Circuit Superior Court o Law and canley Of Ienro
" ad Richmond, 10 he BACK 10 TIE
with Instructions, disregard the audited Han
Commissioners and the aud character
thr claims Of the appellee OF John Street m
whether s substituted for TIE creditors whom
he ha- paid and u be- proceeded na decree, which
hcFet 10 be certified 10 r said Circuit Superior court Appr
htS costs III the Court Of Appeals S2ii ~ GEMS 4 Copy!
j. Allen. Nhccupon the CUltt, III conformity Win
the a decree setting aside the pronounced IN this
on the seventh day o January Thousand eight hun
bred and hyone. doth fccommt the report OF Goa one 10
hBsnn If tine Commissioners this Court IN i>lnc
ton 10 disregard, the settlement The Of the plain
John junior, audited
account 81 the Hanover COMMISSIONERS and IL report lie amount
ana Character oil Ol the pint the e-tnc
the said John Street whether his right Su-li
;nc for tr creditors HON H. has padand make report
thereof CONT with specially stated deemed
stated And the Count doth further adJndr" order and DE-
that The plaintiff do pay The defendants the by
them and tr ineSatr q the defendant carter Berkeley N The
WM. 6. SANDS c. {.
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

Ia
OFFER for sale my the Roanoke Tirer ~ hr
county Of Meckcnhirg e=, miles south East q Tue . "n
first and ~, grounds There besides, %
acres branch Hat adjoining tr e" grounds maks ~ ~ up
,, ~ f,ur hundred Of Hat land 81 excellent aua!
Ihrre are between thousand and one thousand one hundred
If wood land much q good Tobacco ann ana Az o.
ed ana TIC plantation we'll provided win the houses ne'es
~ ~ secure large crops know Of no estate Of equal eNcn
nm 50 little caha,s,ed land Indeed there scarcely be sad
br any, Than thirty acres 81 lhe hsh ahn VIII
cleared shen purchased the property ls2l and only abua ~
c bee cleared since. which have been cultivated ~ y"
other crop. tobacco and wheat ~ hcir proper iola'n "
nan,a, NAV l,!l, considered le most valuable on
e ri,e bnh in regard fertility oi soil aud convenience 70
market - miles above Gasi"' - wlirh uic,r =
slant and safe navigation, and Bo,d'on AMI Randolph Mac"
rr furnish rood ever, fhn. raised for ncieinor
hood consumption. There are two large manufacturing ',u
nc ahou and he other III. same distance below,
T., Which liz crops II easily and cheay carried by va
The plantation / sna,n l ra o n ~, ,wo deaths" a
,yfhn- and 'e ""sl from psr-y and , aG ,
cas.s o disease, rquinr the attendance OF physician, ma
family Or between thirty and forty PERSONS
m, terms which offer tins property are, one nm ~ 'ash
ami he balance four equal annual lnsalnent- But dc'a
lie 10 the purchaser these payments BE- varied and more
bonds with good security, and 4 lien upon The land.
be shown by Mr. Young, who resides on u and
per.s wishing Ia purchase please examine II NJ con
and lei me know The price they may BE- Ms :" gr
aud payments they propose, by le,r it'ied 10 rams'
Prince Edward, Virginia. HENRY T. "aIhlnS.
Aug. 10 +s-
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, DISTRICT OF COLI MBla-
4 The Lectures Medical Department Of tins Institution
will commence on Monday IN November annually, ana
continue until the Isl Of March ,,, -, ;
Dinns h's Ir,i" ',i a, 81, = w.
gu. pahches :" ~ !, pco, of Pathology and the Prac-
li'" ~ a. I'nn ~ 80 ~
''I 49, nJy NJ n Professor of Obstetrics and Dis.
h'' - =, ,nJ ch,,lr,n
TGoma MllIrr H. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
joan W. ih""'"~ W D'' i' " ~
rapeute,. -, - = pc ~ c,oo,. i,,e p,,G.ss,r If
}. frcd'fisH ,sy ~. ~. 20 w',a"I '=s''' -
sursry W 'mc ~ - ~ go - 1..n,is,,v mn Pharmacy
Ilceri' ','', - !, "a no,,.,s,,,,a, ~ sn,,nmv
samuel :. si"', ~. - ,i =, ia err, "f lob ami
The Medical '"'irer S sun.t. a. VI - p,.nt, ho,.e
street, H. aa"rn,. Of ms building and The organization
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Aug. 10

:, Iss0IITTION-The partnership Of SMITH y iAi-Mtn
IL c,oirrd by Limitation The is, Of Jny ast ~, p.,
h,yog claims 81 please present .m and those hden'cu " "
firm are respectfully requested to make payment to se r Tue
parties. WM PALMER
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no TRE editor OF TIE E.NQUIRER.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER
In the notice from office OF Francis : hey
ga published your paper the 9th instant The follow
NJ spse'--yE Line 80, has trath In lieu OF trHs-iine o.
sneien Tor y-edactton-ine Il, for edpre-
line a. instead OF taisne l2o, reflect which should be 't
ani IN inc 7i end, the word NTH, Itch should
IL omitted words, by htaset put IN place thereof"
Respectfully, ClNls.
ls.il
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Richmond. Angus, ., Is,l.

nNI %ISTR ,TORS' NOTlcE-Al persons having c'ain's
,",n., he Estate Charles Ellis, deceased ." a.iln u
- a,n ~ charles Ellis suns, requested "prsen ''e,
~ III. Undersigned pay And all persons uep'e" ~ %
Estate, OF - sa'" '0 THOMAS II. ELLIS,
rUaEIES ELLIS.
administrators cf Charles Ets, desd:
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RICHMOND MaRKETs-Arc. 10.
CoRy-605 to 65 cents per bu-hel.
Wur,T-i25 cents per bushel.

O,rs-40 to 45 cents.
WORKMAN, NItGRUDER x Co.
Sales Of new Maryland reds were made in Baltimore
on the OH inst, at 81 80 3 for good to prime par
GELS There was not however, great deal OF whea
at marke, 4 load of Pennsylvania red was sold OF
Saturday al : 49, and load Of white and red mix
ed was sold on Monday al 81 30.
Contracts have been made in Richmond at 81 %
The market appears unsteady. II may go up or down
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$50 to 450 acres cf L.aad far sale.

WILL sell from 351 Ia $50 of Land adjoining til" tract uroi
winch reside bounded tract the Rapid Ann river,
hh thc lands Of Amber ESD and tine Rev. t. C. Ship li
lana mas on an excellent apple orchard well wairch, i'
q" abundance o good timber and fifteen of uRu-
any rtilt river bolton The the ne2hhnr
hod are oserha IL i within sight manuf-
iHris n'! ana only mn" miles GoriunsSe Persons
wisn. 10 purchase enquire Of K b. ouerve Richmond,
the subscriber, his farm, aduuins hy letter addressed
L. Liberty NILS, Orange county. GEO. A. SMITH
au,. IS
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.-,coS. HARNESS &r-Wasons, Carts and llrayS, WIN
w an assortment of Wagon Harness AMI Gear oil r'e,s ~
criptjon made at Pcni,unlary |a ana Tor sac d INC
on i;h street as-sw
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NERS!llP- firm Of CHARLIE ELLIS = ~ ~,
having been dissolved by the death oil r senior I 49,,
continue msin - as heretofore uhuet ~
," If THOMAS * CHARLES ELLIS al Their former am"'
St!r " -, Wsrs r 1 J. s. James 20. They WILL IN IN.
nfA "" m ohle IN ol, a well selected STOCK Of Imported
ei."s , p,y Goo- Hardware and Cutlery 10 which ney
invite The attention uf The friends 81 .he i"e eo''' '
country merchants anu ''''"s THOMAS II. FILLS
CHARLES ELLIS.
80. aS-tl5S
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TO NY COUNTRY FRIENDS.
THE suscer with view al reducing HI present stock 81
Goods and for ms Fall supply. VIII o.r great
bargains t cash pnnctual customers. consisting ~ part
=. croix +. RICO and n. o. sugars
did While, Java. Laenira Career
Aiaracahu aud Rio,
Loaf sugar, single, double and lump
Liverpool sack salt
1rede,ar aud country bar lion
American English, SrYr,
German aud Cast
Nails, assorted sizes
NJ. !. " G. Ilerrnss
Family Roc CrriHr-, IN hall anu whole haff.is
y. Orleans. r. Rico and Havana Moassts
Western and Virginia cured Bacon
London Porter, quarts aud pint-
Baltimore aud Ohio Whisky
Old I've Whisky. Of varlon- brands. part very hhr
Ipunclieon old Jamaica Rum, highly Favored
old London Dock Brandy
Holland Gin
Oli Virginia Apple Brandy
old Baltimore do. -.
importation
t'hampacnc Wine, in quarts and pinIs
elOco Principe Havana, and American Cigars
100 bags shot
- Kegs Duponi's Powder
Cotton Factory prices,
Together in many articles loo numerous 10 ehufrrate
Strict attention the sales oi flour wheat corn ahh ~
will b. used Ia satisfaction
' RIGID. = MASSIE, athis OLD stand
a5--t
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and 80 canoes, with which they anticipate accomplish.
nr much towards the close Of this protracted var
We heartily wish them success, and look forward with
no ordinary anxiety for the accomplishment of much
good.
We sorry 70 learn, that thai gallant officer, Major
Chds, who was 10 have commanded The expedition,
left sick nj Fort Dallas. The Posts South, &C.
neraly very healthy, with The exception 81 few cases
oi slight fever owing TO the exposure Of The men 10 The
sun.
Major Chllds has issued an order for Tie removal Of
all tie stores md store houses from Key B,scayne 10
Fort Dallas and Will break up that post iie key) en-
trely.
The accounts from Key West Of the mos; deplo
rable nature The yellow fever said raging at that
place. and very fatal large number have already ia
len victims 10 IT, Ohe OF the unfortunate victims is Mr.
Landon c. Henry.
The fever has been still Ut Havana, and We
learn that there nine American ships now lying in
that port without soul board, all having died Of
the prevailing fever
We have no further from Tampa Bay to com
muncale, since the last intelligence of the Indians
coming in very rapidly.
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YorNG MAN FROM HOME.


IyOR sale rs lr Subscriber, excellent i- Book, entitled
L sIhc Young Man from llome by John Aaeell james.
''l'luu tiud me- --tirn ~.
SIN all thy acknowledge Inn, ana he shall direct thy
pa.hs.--pfov III, 4.
Wit mi rom fh cry me- My Father, thou
The guide utmy urfl.'-jrr. III, !.
Sttyhrse could he better spent than IN l- purchase
Of the shove little work al l.. r. NASH. Pefsrsb1rg.
Who has hand upwards PIANO FORrES, Of various
kinds which b. eqiailed by the L. : Take them
on friai you like them, keep ten Il return them before
you pay for them. f.. p y.
August IL 2.-sf
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RAIL- Al the Amelia White sulphur Springs on "ednsua,
a ~, ism instant 4u-a which day and place. u expect
"A ,Lr Grace aud Beauty city, town, and county 20
Suru Arc. 9Th. I'LL. -c-.l
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.2Qn KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES assorted, for
wv sale, 4, the PENiTENriARY STORE l4ih st,s.t
Anr
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81 TIERCES fresh Tloma>;on Lime,
.1OU GGU kegs Nails, assorted SIZES
ship and Boat Spike.
Ju., received and for sale, ,y n,.nrn . -
WORKMAN, McGRUDER CO.
;. 2S-2t
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DARE AND BHAUTIfti.-One more Of those supebiy
III toned ard richly finished Six Hundred Dollar Piano or,
Just Al schooner Jnliette, making thirteen instr
nebt- received with:n n few days
Ny , beautiful and extensive as heart
could wish.
Who would not like 10 choose oni Of 80 large stock
f. J.. NASH.
July 20 .l-wGwif
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CUH.HU.'It.Tf
80, ,t-If<IYrIr

WV. OvEnrox, Secretary.
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II cllANCERi-viRGISl,:-At Circuit Superior Court ii
Law and Chsnc.y for the county Of I-nrco aud city Ron
mond, hr Ghlncrry Capitol The cty
On Saturday June 10Th le4l:
Faikr STREET, Plaintiff:
Lexington union., 1841-07-24

Great Excitement in IlirN;- The Nor
mons Joe Smith Arrested-A Iei'tifrom
Nauvoo, Illinois, TO the cdIOI Ol'As BALL.
more Patriot, says:
The excitement on both sides Of 'ne N"
er against fhe MormOns is increasing ", =,
~ fast. The conduct Of Joe eml'h 'a'
the other leaders, is such as 10 cornnll''
| ~ OF ,rhite men can tolerate. lss@~
tire absence Of all moral and l'gDD
principle that renders them so oSlp''"
10 the Gentiles Of all denomIpal'ol''a''
ever the reside.
Joe smith was yesterday 0rI'''e'' W.
tween Nauvoo and Quincy, by 'h: ''n9'' q.
tiles Of Illinois, on a requlslt'on N0n ". y.
Governor Of Missouri. May JO'''' y
meted out 10 him for his vilIalny
Martin Harris who was one Of V''n'''' "
es to the book Of Mormon,and who nus O''1
for some time lec,uring in EinO' ag''0'
Mormons, was found dead last "ees'nN,
ing been shot through the head now
no doub, murdered.
Lexington union., 1841-07-24

the ground that they we've unconstitution-
ally issued, would be bare fraud" We
cannot divine by what system OF ratloci-
nation the Editor arrives at this sage con.
cusion. No system Of laws or morals
can place upon an individual or commu-
oiry higher civil obligation than that
they are under 10 support the fundamental
law Of their government. Yet the Wing
would contend that the acts Of our govern
menal agents, done in violation of the
constitution, imposes higher obligation
upon us, than that We are under TO pre-.
serve said instrument inviolate.
If this position be admitted, our consti-
tuition is perfectly nugatory, and our state
governmen, resolves itself into something
| like an election monarchy, the Executive
and Legislature possessing the nnrestTOin-
ed sovereignty OF the State. Such is the
legitimate tendency Of this position, advo-
Gated by the Editor Of the Wing.
He contends that the ostensble pur>
chaser of the Bonds, Mr.. Bidtle, could
not know that they we're created in Vio-
Iaiion Of our constitution that he pur.
chased them with The belief, that they had
been issued in strict accordance with law
and that consequently plea OF unconsii-
tutonaity, in bar Of his claim, would he a
bare-faced fraud upon him. Mr.. Blddle
is sufficiently acquainted with the spirit
of our government, to know, that every
act of our governmental agents, which
wants the sanction Of the constitution, Is
void , and consequently not obligatory on
the people: and il he did not acquaint
himself with the constitution which pre-
scrbes The extent oGthe agency, it was his
own laches, and he and those who hold
under him, must suffer the consequences.
The people of Mississippi will never as.
sumo the payment Of BONDS created by
agents in violation of the constitution and
in fraud of their rights, TO indemnify those
who came to the possession Of said bonds
by the grossest fraud. The present bond
holders have a remedy against the origin.
al purchaser, and against the U. Bank,
and to these sources they must look for
payment.