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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-tIying in the fork f,rmed
by junction If The Richmond and fredericksburg and
Louisa Railroads. and adjoining the lands Of Major Thomas
boswell Pleasant Terrell Esq., The subscriber will offer
public se the Junction Tavern, Friday the 3Oh Sep
tenber next al O'Clock fair, that valuable unmproved
Tract of Land Bas Tract Hanover county, THE
property Of Mrs Judith WiEson within half mile
of the Richmond Fedcrck sbrg and Louisa Railroads. and
containing This land lies the North Anna
river easy from both Of the above Roads and
about ride, per Railroad, from the city Of Richmond
portion The land fronting the river Is Of fine quality
grounds entire tract ito the expression Of a
Judge in the neeborhood) Of good quality There il
Of good and heavily mbred land in the tract. To
person of huynga good farm contiguous 10 the Rich
placing such thereon
his tae this certainly presents most favorable
opportunity
The terms Of sale will be- third in cash and far the
lance of the purchase money equally divided approved nrgoa
will be- TAKEN payable the first day of January and
first day of July 643 The the property will be with
held until the last payment is made.
WM. F. BTTLER.
Rirhu,ond August 18th. 1872 30-wtis
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IN CaNcERY -NfRGrSI.:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the the 9th day of August 1872:
The Assurance Society against fire buildings Of The
of Virginia, Plaintiffs;
against
George Baueh Archibald b. Bamgh Martha c. Baugh, Henri
eta b. Egceon Francis A. Lowry Cornelius b. Lowry Oha-
da Crew and Polly his wife, Eliza Peatross, William o. Win
slon eonGas ". Winston, Isaac N. Winston Alexander "
Winston aud Sarah A. a. Winston and Others Defendants:
The defendants named Except George Baugh hav
ns entered their appearance according Ia tie act of Assembly
and the Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that inhabitants of this Commonwealth on
the motion of The plaintiffs y their attorney, Ordered That
the do appear before the Judge Of our Circuit SUI
peor Court OF Law and Chancey for Powaan county, at the
Court said county The first day OF the next No
vpnbe term and the bill Of the plaintiffs and that
ny Of this order he forthwith inserted In newspaper pub
he in The city of Richmond, and continued for two months
another copy posted at the front door Of
the Court house of this comfy.
COpy-Tcste,
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MsGsiriccST scHcMR.
300 100 prizes OF 900 dollars

&, s96 prizes, amounllnslo s''."
"a No Ioery-l3 drawn ballots!
Tickets Sa0-halves l0-quartcrs 5-eighths2 ~. *,
a C'ftnlca'e Oh d 81, A"se VI a. a. III ~ 40
~ u"' 81 nal w. 70
10. az. ~ ~ s Snn,,e w.
Do. do. 10 Eighth do. ,.t.,.
Tickets shares certificates Of packages IN '
magnificent schemes constantly for sale, In the greatest 'a
numbers, the Office Of the Managers Richmond Va
Orders distance will receive The most prompt
and the drawing is over, account OF WIZ
70 all who order from Address -,
Aug 26 a@-
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NToTIcP-From and ater e5th OF April triweekIy
IN lines Of Packets TO Lyncbg will Leave Richmond and
Lynehbure Monday Wednesday and Fridays al o ,
ous Lines of Lynehburg Our Scottsvi
Boats III leave Richmond usual Wis on Monday Wednes-
vile and Halifax Stages with the Charlottesville and
Siaron Stages the convenience and expedition ny ms
we shall mot say any thing refer passengers and others to
'''se VINO nov BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
re-
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Books, Sta,ionery and Fancy Goods TOR FaH oaleS
W. RANDOLPH & CO., Main street. Richmond, viii open
short lime their Fall supply Of Goods, which, Tor guam
ty quality and ceapess has never been surpassed al any pr
Country .Berehant, all other cash customers by call
ing, viii find n tl3cir purchase Of them
" EoosLislinr, in style elnard by any other establish
Virginia, executed at short notice aud an moderate
Terms at J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.'S
~ .pl-lM
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Richmond, August 18th. 1912.

rJ,u STUDENTS OF LAW.-1he subscriber proposes 10
omen Establishment South street, Baltimore upon the
extensive plan formerly And should suitable number
this and the first of October
there will delivered Of moral literary and
historical subjects, addition many Law, and the phioso
py of general politics Students will also have the privilege
Moot Court organized practical way, and
siye aud miscellaneous library their command The
talslnent will he open Students in advance
of those who may hereafter attend
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-The session Of this Instr
Utuon will the ls day Of oetoseI and lermi
ih of July following The Schools OF the univesi
~ with their respective Prucssors are:
.. Modern Iancuases.-Dr Charles Krai-ir.
> Mathematics m es.-Mr Edward II. G"I,tenay.
S. Civil Engnrernrthe subjects Of which divided be
the Professors Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
&. Chemistry and Matera alcdiea-Dr John F. Emmett
:. Medicine.-Dr Henry Howard
TO- Law-Jrdrs Henry ST. Gro. Tucker.
In both Of Languages taught The literature
the respective languages and Ancient and Modern History in
School Mathematics is included mixed Mathematics; in
Philosophy Bellies Icttres Logic and Political Economy and in
Law besides Municipal Law all its branches, the Law
Of Nature and Naon the Science Of Government and consttu
tional Law.
TO be admitted into This institution the applicant be six
years but the Faculty dispense with this requ
silion IN favor Of one whore brother is student.
Every student is free TO attend The schools u" his choice but
three ues, authorised by his gnaidan in writing
by the Faculty. for good cause to attend less number
All students under The age Of twenty years are required to
board within the precincts.
By resolution Of the Faculty, Ministers of the Gospel and
yos preparing for the ministry attend any of the
schools OF The University without the payment OF fees The FRO
fessors
sctbed uniform have been suspended
Every student resident within The precincts must matricu-
lation deposc with tie Patron all The money bills drafts &c,
his CONTROL intended 10 defray his while at the
University or on his return thence TO hs home: and The
tory rent Of The public roos three months board,
tgen fines and assessments and purchase the
text books &C.. may the AL funds
subsequently received BY him mus, be deposited With The Paron
Of his disbursements; and upon all depo.es
charge Of two per centum commission is authorised
The of the Legislature prohibiting merchants and others,
under severe penaes from credng students, will he strictly
enforced The cence debts which the Chairman Of
the Faculty authorised grant, confined Except where the
parent guardian shall otherwise in writing eGnest TO cases
urgent necessity and these hoped that and
ans will as far as possible prevent from arising by the timely
supply Of the requisite funds.
Rrsos services performed the University every Sun
by Chaplain, who appointed from the four prin
cipa denominations of the State
HE q
Beard wishing lodging and allie ndance, $40
Rent Of Dormlory, s6; for half if occupied by two, 8
Use of public AMI rialricuation fee, Is
Fuel aud candles, eStiIna:cdat a
Fees il only Professor be attended, $780, if two, to each
Professor $50; if more than two, each S25 say IS
Total exclusive of Clothes books and pocket money, S28
School of Law there fee of @ payable by
students attending the senior class.
The clothes limited by the enactments TO $780,
and for pocket money TO Sis.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY. Proctor and Patron U. OF Va.
July 92-Sw
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ENTIRELY NEW .e.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLAckia'' "''

rHE subscriber will open, by the tenth .. aadnrr c@
new Store, door above Mes1s HIops shor, Tunp'
Main street, three hundred packages Of Doo sSies tns
Backing &C. e eoap;ns every ao sa She's To
yein. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Bear skins &C. I'D WY
which new and sh ..s : sss s
n nSd sa ,0r ITss
and examine my stock. 80 Shoes Trunks, Serc Z,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN b s, .rret Rchmond "
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presented the General Assembly OF Vlrgnia, praying
for the Of Law nooorange Cnlon sunday schoo,
n Richmond Court house.
of C1-w4N
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I7DUCATION-A sitnstion a, = snae r seys,a years es
poy. ,esmOa. Of Eass
potency to teach the various branches Addre.s-D
Richmond, Va T-
qenfQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

IN Rules held in the CLERKS vi,
fee Cumberland County Court Monday the 4th cay Of
Iuly, 1872: ;c -, tr.v.ti,h Ford
Guardian oi Luther L. Edwards, of Polly Edwards
against
cc,sey his wife, Coleman Edwards AMI - his WIFE, James
tchrr aud ('Iey hi wife, nrmery Edwards aususs Io
= "a. ~ Wshrmiah Edwards. Defendants
The defendants Nehemiah Edwards and Besey his wife,
Coleman Edwards and his wife, James Witchcr ana en-
his wife and Nehemiah Edwards not having entered their
and given security according 10 the act Of Assem-
y and The rules OF Court and it appearing by sasact"
evidence, that they not inhabitants OF ls cnny - VI
rrd thai The said appear here the first day Of
September next, and answer the bill OF the pain'; anu
,f copy of this order forthwith inserted nrwsa-
ner puhi-hed city nf Richmond for two months
and posted Courthouse Of this county
D. b. WooDSoN, D. C.
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Sir tim $ .ceek by james Riosr Canal to Lynehbu,,
and from thence, by Stages, to The White Sulphur.

and from thence, BY Stages, to the White Sulphur .
rio Natural Bridge and Dibretrs Springs.
an after the osth March. Passage Boats viii leav
~ Richmond ut g. p. NJ and Lynchburg at g. p ~, Monday
Wednesday Fridays and scotisvr both down.
and up NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and mia
Richmond and Lynchburg the following night.
Passengers Charlottesville and SantUn will find this
most comfortable and cheapest route with little b
ness time by Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond At G. p NJ will reach Sco,
VILE to dinner day, and Charlottesville BIZ Stages al
P. NJ.
SIaun,nn passengers WILL by Stages, reaeh Bookve a.
NJ and leave morning at O'Clock, and arrive i"
saunton AZ TO- A. 81 connecting with the Stage Routes o n
StauEton.
S p NJ and Lymcihnrs ats, p. ~, next day.
The gainesville Stages, by Cumberland c. H., to fanvi-
will raye arersyle on the arrival Of the day Boat from Rich
mond: and coming down. will connect with the nigh: al
p NJ from Lynchbarg TO Richmond
&or Fare to Lynchburg g. ,o,
If,
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yNFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Persons aorns idcr diseases of kind, not contagious
admitted in this institution n the following iates
period exceeding six weeks iie patients SIS
week errd do at s. For period exceeding week.
n deduction OF 81 per week is made in every
The charges include board nursng medicines medical
attendance surgical Operations and necessary attention
the patient require Ma charges made in any
There separate wards for the different classes patients
and the accommodations ample and complete in every
sper.
Two Professors of the College visit the Institution daily
having charge the Surgical wards and the other Of the Me
dica the nf the Of
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty OF the College
called in consultation.
Gentlemen sending country the infma
expected reference Letters should be address
ed TO the President OF the lniirmary.
Dec. 20 70-w1y
DRINTING lNk.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply OF Johnson Durarts best Printing Ink, moderate
prices.
Enquirer Office March 10. 1912. 100
WILLIAM F. RTTCHIE, ArroHxrr At Law Richmond Pa.
W oce for the present with DR. Richie Main street. above
the Banks Feb. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

w IH.Nt,LKY -vIkoIsi.:-At Rules held in tl:e teik!
Office of the Superior Court OF Chanceiy for The Richmond
Circuit The a.l ia, of September lSia
nc ;n., ~ Plaintiffs:
AZ ri.a,o, Defendant:
The defendant not having entered his appearance and gwen
security according the act Of Assembly and tue rules ot t
Court and auprarns satisfactory evidence that he Is mol
nm nhabitant of this Commonwealth II ordered That ne 90
aunra here on the day of the next January term and an
% The hill IL the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
forthwh inserted newspaper published ~ the cry on
Richmond for months snccessvey ana pos'eo a' 'e "
door of the Capitol III The said city.
Copy-Teslc, w ..x,s g y
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TN acknowledgements Rules held in the Clerks Or
fee Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery, for
the county of Charles City, in the month Of July, 1922
Mary w. Harrison, rlain1n:
against
Francis H. Mcclure and Mary W. his wife, Anna Mercer Har
rson Lucy Harrison Maria Harrison, Evelyn HARRISON Henry
Harrison BENJAMIN Harrison Nathaniel Nelson, Thomas Mel
SON. Abby Nelson Rosae Neison Robert stanad
Anderson President Directors Co. OF the Bank oil VIZ
ginia, neleI" sin
The defendant Thos NJ Nelson not having enesea ms sp
neaance and given security according the act or Assembly
the rules Of this Court and Sy 4
That the appear the first day OF me next term
of said Court bill OF the plaintiffs that copy
of this order Newspaper published III Inc CITY
m Richmond months excessively and another copy posi-
ed al the from. door the Courthouse OF this county
Ro W. CHRISTIAN, c. C.
Ano DC 3-wew
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all patterns
With general assortment of
Pushes, Bandings, Bindings, Tips
Side Innings, Tissue Taper
Draw Strings, Bow do, Skivrrs, &c, &c.
To which we invite the attention Of the public, with The
s,rance that our prices shall suited 10 the tmer and O
% wy 'N' ~ JOHN THOMPSON co
epn, q34-w6w
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r AW SCHOOL AND MOOT COURT purpose TO under
IL instruction OF Law Class and the ..
Court, (if the st Of October sufficient elias,
formed To justify the and labor c course OF Lecus
The course to commence the lst of October, cni
on st Of May, $f0 half In advance. No r,.
ira charge for fuel lights stationery. or use OF books Tie
Lectures will be delivered In my ONCE, wnere good law
and miscellaneous library viii be at the service OF the e
The Moo, Court will he held week. and viii, by
he opened County Cont, Superior Court OF Law
Court and Cont Of Appeas-And the pupils Will surcessy
Shes Clerks JUROR and Judges rs well a. Lawyer
and conduct appropriate the different Courts
Young gentlemen o desire join the class will leave their
''"e@ : 10y ''''e' CARTER N. BRAxToy
Mrs Braxton having made arrangements for an accomplished
lady her in The education OF her daughters will be
ed receive under her CHARGE few young ladies' who ).
instructed in NIL the useful and ornamental branches OF ema
education the following prices for the term OF ten nou
Reading, Writing Arithmetic GRAMMAR Geography, History
&C. S2O French, Sl5 Painting $751; and Music, $50 P,
or Ave young ladies will accommodated with board s
one half payable in advance The School, the basement
sLence the Sd Of October and close on the
of August
Richmond, August %. 3l-no
provisions of Deed of Trust from Barnett M,s
and Leonora wife, undersigned, recorded CLERKS
Office of the County Court of Essex; and aso, by de-
Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law ard Chheery OF Fan
9th day Octo sII shall proceed TO sell, for cash. Without
reserve the front door of the Court house. in the
Tappahannoek, Monday, the 18Th day of September %
day. Lots, and the Houses thereon, more particularly
scrbed in said deed and decree.
The title believed TO he unlue,onabl; but selling a. Tu
and COMMISSIONER shall convey such title only rs vested
In me- SAMI ChlLIOS trustee ahu Iomi.lssiohes
Aug a-wtt'
L Sork of HATS CAPS, &C., and, by the LIST Of srId-m
win offer 10 the public largest OF Goods they have
had embracing all the latest styles and At such prices rs w
satisfactory is in part as follows:
ht,rL and Iruh Ia
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In he United States Eastern of Virginia,
10Th July, 1922
the matter Of bankruptcy of Andrew Pizzni Of the city OF
1 Richmond in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Andrew Pzzin who has dccreed Bankrupt by
This Court having filed petition praying for his discharge IL
Ordered that notice thereof be published in newspaper printed
in the civ of Richmond seventy days least re the 18th day
Of November next when herring will be had the said petit
ton at the City HAIL. in tile city of Richmond and all creditors
WIN have proved debts and other persons interest may
nj the said time and place. aud show cause if any they
have why prayer of the said petitioner should he granted
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
july ~ 22-w'iw
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If the sales be completed the FIST day, they will be
tinued from day TO day, until completed.

Iwm B. chenden, Secretary of the River and Ka-
nawha Company do hereby certify that James Pearce whose
name is suserbed advertisement the Agent Of
The said Company duly authorized by the President and Dec
tors TO make the Stock of delinquent Stockholders from
time time may deemed 10 the
vision of The charter w. b. CHlI"TESpEN.
Aug 26 5S-W4w
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N ENTAIL SURGEgY-K. N. HUDSON, DENTAL SURGEON
~ Richmond Ya continues 10 supply the loss of Teeth fron
set with Beautiful ncorrupble Artificial Substitutes
will insure the permanently and
great utility mascaton and enuncaton Ten years extern
siye practical experience Dentist, both in this country and
Europe enables him 10 perform I'LL operations the most ap
proved plans and With that and geneness which those
cularly sensitive and invaluanle organ. require.
RrrrREScE.-R Richmond, Ia, Mrssrs. Hubbard Gardner
Rev. Dr. Pumc Gen. Peeam, Dr. peterborough Gen. Peyon
Dr. r. Cahc DR.. Chamberayne, s. g Baxter ESQ., Saua'oa
IA Biscoe G. Baldwin, John H. Peyton Esq., Hon. A
H. stuart, Hon. Lucas P. Thonpson Thos j. schie Esq.
The undersigned having had ample opportunities of becoming
acquainted with the professional merits of Dr. r. ~ Hudson
Surgeon Dentist takes great pleasure In recommending him
the publc gentleman emineny skilled in his profession AMI
Of department Dr. Hudson engaged in The
practice OF his profession SaniOn recently for about three
years during which time he operated upon the Teeth of sere
members my family and entire satisfaction lie also IN
serted whole Sets Of Teeth and many single
Teeth and far have heard his operations have been
poyed feel assured that speak the general sentiment
Of the community when say Dr. Hudson regarded in
conparaby the Dentist who has practd in Staunon
ALEXANDER II II. STUART.
staunton Augusta CO., Va, Nov. lei
Office Main few doors below the Exchange Bank.
9-wly
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j. re SuhESAORI a. SOss IAduuScfSg
Office on Man, ID door 5eop Stain and lih strs,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Splendid Lotteries for September and OctoJrr
GRAND SCHEME:
$4,000 so prizes Of 81 200 Is drawn ballots
UNION LOTTERY Class Ma. IL, for 1872 /" be drawn a
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PREMIUM .M4CHIN'ES.

Corner Of Main and l9lh streets,)
Opposite HE Medical College, Richmond, Virginia.
THE subscriber proprietor Of the above establishment keeps
constantly hand, Mill furash short notice, made Of
the bee. materials aud by the Most experienced wokme the o
lowing valuable
LABoR-sAvING MACHINES, VIZ:
Fox Boand's Patent Staple TOOTH spring Bed Thrasng
Machines
Emmous' Patent Chain Band Powers and stationery
geared horse power
Wheat Fans Of the most approved kinds
Brees' Patent Horse Power Grist Mills
Pakes Patent Iron-Cylinder. steespng Corn-shelcrs
SafOrd's Patent Shareholders
BOng's Corn-llaniers
Hay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco Flatiening Mills and Castings
Mill Rounds and almost every other kind OF Machinery that
may be called for.
The machines marked and forwarded TO order, with
printed directions for setting up and working them.
For information Of those nnacqnained with the Machines
made the subscriber he thinks proper To publish The following
certificate from the President of the Agricultural society OF the
of enco showing that premiums were awarded al eif
Exhibition and Fair his Ihrashing Machines, Wheat
Fans and Corn. Shelters:
In compliance with Resolution Of the fIenrco Agricultural
and Horticultural Society," directing as PRESIDENT OF the same
Exhibition and Fair held Richmond, on The 26h Of May
hereby certify that premiums were awarded TO Jabez
Parker Thrasng Machines Wheat Fans, and
Smelling Machines exhibited AZ
Fair ;. IL. lChNEh, PRESIDENT.
" Should additional testimony be wanted TO show that those
Machines greatly superior To all others in
the prepared furnish those that desire with
printed favor from over twenty Others OF pro-
badly and extensive farmers In this state and to re-
All persons wishing TO procure Thrashng Machines from
subscriber sOe proprietor OF the patent 2t for TINS section
Of country Wheat Fans the present season. vii
please favor him with orders early may be convenient
''-' - ''' = JABEZ PARKER.
| April l1l-laGf
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iyp FOR SALE-A Farm. f"c and nan miies a'S oso
r,eInond on the Three Chopped Road, containing xo
s ,.h:y in woods fifty in meadow, adapted 10 le grow W
nj la co. corn oa!s, and hay There Is eooa earaeh' n ~
~ yup pcach ,rees-sraied in healthy and dtsifab'e
.hl,haod a. The gentleman who owns IS anaous 10 re-
1--we q bargain will be sold by application TO NJ,
Collector ard 1gsht
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.NTEn-A Farm OF three hundred acres tat ieasl one
w G,b in wds) with good Improvements, good neighoo
hood and the Of Kishmona about ,od b b n,s
d For Ilc address of advertiser apply nj inns ONCE
,,rrs aidre.>rd subject must be posi- pau 80 e
Sri Q
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IN Cu,NCERY-VIncisi,-At held in the Clerks Of
Gc, of Cumberland County Court Monday the 4i Gay OF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoNGREss--2d Session

On the iv is, Bow, Professor Moise IN American
Journal OF science, VNVyiIi. =. so.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07

nations 10 be-has. | rcsrc,to say, NOT &c, been
responded IN. by the repeal Of those obnoxious
measures against the institutions OF the sonih.
upon the evidence of winch. | should have been
authorized 10 suspend It's operation.
Yet ii has not, trust. been altogether with.
on, It's effect upon the counsels. ar lis moral in.
tiuence upon the Justice and the innsnanlmity.
of the enlightened people oil New York. The
principles of democracy, about TO be ascendant
IN her connse!s. will uuquesti"nubly rcpudiatc
the injustice Of ~rnactins aggressive laws 10 vi
olale the rights and institutions "fa sis,ci Stale.
The late decisions of the Federal Judiciary too
platuly prohibit and discounienaiice sucl, daring
and wanton onlrages upon the guaranteed ANA
sovereign rights of an independent member OF
the Coulcderacy. The confidence of her peo.
pie has already been shriven Of the influence of
the actors ani insligators Of tn unwisc aud H.
liberal proceeding; and tho official aggressors
themselves. iebuked. dishono-cd. and distrust
ed. are abou, 10 be- consigned TO u merird and
rc,ribu,ive obscurity.
No other legislative action is perhaps nrc"s-
sary at this time. bnt TO re cuaci the provision
81 the law. leaving it discretionary with the EH-
ccutive TO suspend It's operation, in the event oi
those favorable contingencies arising. winch
would rendcri, expedien. To exercise il.
To Gc continued