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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

HEAD QUARTERS rHr MARINE CoRPs
-.r,,r WAsHISoToS, October. ls43 (
EPNRATF proposals will be at the ofee OF the p
- teruas,r OF the Corps in this ey until no cE
~ 90 'ns 18th November for furnishing rations
1914, VIZ s ''AN0hs Tor the year
Portsmouth. New Hampshire;
Cha-es;'wn, Massachusetts
9rookyn. Long Island the City Of New Yort.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
sospor near Norfolk Virginia:
Pensacola, FIorda and
washington District Of Columbia.
The auons to pound and o,, ch - 49,
quaes OF pound Of mess ounces Of bread o
hour at the option Of the Government and at the rate [
Of good clean coffee twelve pounds or good New ,sa, %
rRh quarts Of beans four quarts vinegar two o,,, ~ 80
u pounds Of soap and and half pounds OF good dpp 80
understood that the full beef meek and .b .,
ded be delivered required such quantity b. NO, ,5 ~
me fore and bind delivered alternately. %
ana 70 be issued 10 the troops e1pen~, to The Tinted
sas for for istt~ arc S,Jt,o, rf'fo
&C lO-eotl3ihNov o NJ NJ e
y wHEArLY co. received at the Batimore Cash
store A. The Main and On street inni,,.iy %
go'e " Jenkns yesterday addition to their well assorted
40 ~ pieces Wootbaek Cloth. superior quality
~ pieces Inv and Olive Green 10
90 DO English Fancy Cashmere
10 DO Plain Blue and Blue On Do
10 do SIR Satin and Meriuo vestinEs latest s,vts.
~ DO White Flannel all Wool = Csc. per yard
90 swami SKIN DO superior article, warranted no, to
10 do 1et Bafnslcy sbeetng
- do Pain. BIN and waiered Aipaeea
. cases Fancy Prints
20 cartoons Of blk and cordsik Fringe
10 dozen Gents Merno Shirts AMI Draw. .,,.... .
20 Do Ladies French Kid Gloves drse, from Psri. ~ ss,s
~ 40 Gents 10 do
90 pieces IN and blue blk Bumb,zt,e
10 DO Cashmere De Lane new svr
. Do Printed satns a new arti-is IN. -. -
10 DO PrutedNelyet
dozen handsome bored sirS shav,s
pieces Rich waicrcd stripe sim.
- oae' Whitney Blankets 40 Rose DO. no do Negro do
,oss'het With large Of Hosiery on an s 49,
NY WI usoee OF upon The reasonable terms. for e,.b An
selves. ' '''' e''hhe iof mem
% The star . requested copy.
- Real good SLACK satin Vests
IL ppLEN just opened Of superior order for ale ebs,p
80 ~ KEEN CO
SHANING and washing soaps, vauou. quatri.. m
- anf (ianuf a. ce ~ GAYNOR WOOD 4 CO.'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

E(ooK-KEEPER AND ACCOUNTABILITY subscriber not
- having sufficient employment. would like undertake
keeping few additional Of Books by year or will open
write of ana balance books adjust and
pcad accounts or attend 10 anything pertaining accounts
the most moderate Persons will not Justify
their employing regular Book keeper their interest
give hun call Once Duya Stanford Yard north
slde The Basin. Oc 81 2aw3w s. MAYNARD.
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ny X. II. Dickinson * brother.

~ IL DichinSOu N Brother.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM NEAR THE CITY
At Auction.
un sAIt RDAN the 4 day of November next NJ O'clock
T. NJ on the premises Will BE- sold public auction that yaua
fan situated IN Bowling Green, acres having ON II
e Nney ard and oreasd producing the fruits and
apons The lands Of Mr. George Charter Others Tn.
consist Of good and vc Dwelling House Brick stable and
a Other necessary outbungs There well OF excellent Va
yer IN The yard ~ Terms cash. sale reserveJ By
orier OF the PIopue;ors. ~
DC sS-dts r. II. DICKINSON * BROTHER AuetS
by Williams a Haxnm.
MOLASSES, BACON, BUTTER CHEESE. &c.
On WEDNESDAY. the ist day November at 10! O'Clock
VIII be SOLD m front Of our office the following goods viz
50 hhds prime Bacon SIDES. 20 hhds DO Shoulders
SO 80 do Retailing Porto Rico Molasses
20 casks do Goshen Cheese
- hhds prime T. Rico Sugars
100 bags Do Green Laguayra Coffee
100 Do DO Cuba do
100 60 do St Domingo do
100 do DO Old Maraeaibo do
30 do do Oh Ansostura do
50 20 DO OH Cusa do
- bhls Cd Monongahela Whisky
10 do Peppermint Cordial
20 casks London Double Brown Stout
do Sherry Wine
half pipes od Otard Dup1y & Co Brandy
DO do do A. segnett do
; do DO Common do
100 kegs No ! White Lead
so boxes sNl0 Window Class
20 DO Sperm Candies
100 boxes GunpoVder and Imperial Tea
so bbis Luther Feitons Rum
erms-U 500 cash siOO and mouthsor spprov
GO paper &C JU A IL Aucts
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TO FARMERS Il OTHERS.
IIcnTN IIichn,nnh Hall

LAVE IN store stock Of and heavy groges Rich
- nond manufacture Russell and Back and invite Farps a.
ohers IN want OF the article to eaan for themselves before
eyng elsewhere as shall sell them very cash Also ina,
low prices. DAyID aIrtI IScToN WI
&C
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Valuable Real Es.at,s4. I..r -, of ,tt,umo,s
FOh SALE.

valuable Zeal Es'ates.. ii.r -, OF iJI,Lmomd,
FOh SALE.
virtue OF &c, rec / the Circmt ) ,p rior
- Coun o. Law and Chaneery. Borough Of Norfolk
he'd the Court The "A a toroyh ON tt IL, a. -
s43 IN the suit Of Levy and and ale the ur
ognu appointed Commissioned Gnie that
purpose viii wEDN ESnAY the 9Th OF Noyenb- ,.,t mr.
coed To sell at pubic pre the follow Real
Estate, vii: " 'e ''
One undivided Lot situated ai IN. cor
hef o. and 4t City Richmond and now in the
occupancy OF The Misses Woodward one unoecued hafc.
Lot situated in Ouva's addition.
he sale Of the frs piece or property will AXE plae
II O'Clock, A. Nj; the last 1 T.. ~ OF the sau,e DAY
Inc terms OF sale will BE- for cash as will dev the
expenses Of the sale the balance upon credit NJ II months The
purchaser or puehaers sufficient security for the
payment Of the purchase money title to be retained nm the
bonds satisfied. WIN q ARCHER ~ ~ $50
TAZEwELL TAYLOR Con'rs
&C =+-dtds DUNLOP. MONCURE 4 Aurts
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Real good Black satin vest.
IL upLtN Just opened Of superior order. cheap
- % ~ -, MENACE.
SUAVING and washing so,p. y,,,o,, o,,,,,,-. -
- any quantity a. ce ~ GAYNOR WOOD 4 CO.'S
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4 nsD aud elegant Deafr,hce fer Ehitsntng and Per
ssrriRg me Teeth.
NDEAHL DENTHIFICE.-Ths article. rrcrarcd hv ,se
- subsc bers gains popularity every day been used b.,
many persons all n whom prefer any Other several
OF our hfst physicians and dentists used AMI
contains nothing that will nirc the teeth AMI prepared with
The greatest eare-for sale BY q A DUNAL q co
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LAND AT AUCTION.
virtue of n Decree of the County Court
e. Of Henco 10 directed oners
viii offer for sale the premises without reserve on a crr of
months WEDNEsDAYte LIT day November ffair # not
Tie next fair day all the Lands belonging Thomas
Jordan decd beginning with four Lots Darby Town the
County liennco near Pioneer Chapel containing acres each
which said Lots viii be sold IL NJ and on the same
day at o'clock r NJ will be- sold premises acres Of
valuable Land lying Roundabout swamp County ad
joining the Lands of Henry Cox Pleasant and Radfor
Title tn said Land is believed TO be ndpulhc, convey
only such title vested in Commissioners the
Aforesaid Lands will be exhibited he OF sale.
WIN. CLOPTON.
o.7-s,s,.sw. yNS. G W. RUSSELL Commissioners
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IGOR SALE-A quantity of second hand
wrought iron spikes nearly new. and suitable 10,
Whang or bdgng-vi be sold owf early application made
to the undersigned NJ The Railroad Once
nc . & W. MACMuRDO. Treasurer
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COKE AND coal.

1NHE subscribers will keep constantly on hand.
at'he Yard on the North side of the supply Of frs.
rae Coke rom Their Mines in enreo mixed and crate Coal
from the English Company's Mines Chesterfield with which they
win De pleased to supply their customers usual prices
7-dIm ToIyNrS n1,,,,,,
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REAUTIFUI. narrow Cord Velvet Neck Ribbons For sale.
~ &c - THOMAS II. PRICE
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DIBRELL, HOLCOMBE & co,


Opposite shockoe Ware-Ttouse.
Or They Wheat and Flour upon q they
make liberal advances an f-dn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

JOSIAH COSBY'S Compound Bitters. that
nave gained Tor themselves such reputation in the
n'' states Tor the cure OF Dyspepsia CoIc Chronic
hthil hgue ana Fever. &c be
plying TO b. Jones and 8. 3 Columbian Io,
WIN now To use them with my hand
writing in full every G. printed on the scsn NJ
Of bottle. IOsI.u ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11

ring the asl war and every young kOnluCkiaa,
who had rifle, and could buy pound OF lead,
was hurrying to the standard OF Shelby, of Dud-
lev, of Madison, of Johnson, where was then
this railcr against those who refuse To battle for
their country He was of full age-he was very
able TO carry rillc--hc in the midst of po-
puation almost mad with military enthusasm-he
had before him. around him, every where in his
sight, the example of thousands of youths. offer
ing themselves upon the altar of their country
Not 10 have assisted in some enterprise, was re-
garded as (almost) n blot upon young mans
name. Where, then, we ask again, tle edi-
tor of the Globe! Seated safely by his chimney
corner in Frankfort, pursuing the amusement
of which he gave-uch an ediiying account in his
paper of MISUNDERSTANDING harmless coons.
IL may have been no disgrace TO stay at home
when everybody else was marching TO the battle
field, though il is difficult to convince the inhabi-
tants of his part of the country that it is not. The
editor may have had good reasons for. doing SO;
but when fighting the battles of ones country be-
comes the theme of conversation, it would be, at
least, modest in him To hold his peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11
CANAL COMM ERCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Pioneer, X. Parsons with 81 tons
die, from Iynchburg j. Msben & Co., Ludam, Pres
ton & Co., l.. ID. Crcnshaw Il Co.. and Webb, Bacon x
Co.
Boat Enterprise, w. j. Rakcs, with 3Gi merchan-
die, from New Market, Dibrcll, lIocombe & Co.. A
+. Harris, and John Jones.
Boat Abingdon, a kiuuier, with metdzc, from
Lynchburg and Scottsye, TO ludam Preston x Co. pnd
J. J. Faris x Co.
CLEARED.
Canal Boat Indian William Martin, with "a tons
mer'dze for mile stones, 10, 10 and ~.
Davy Crockett, VI. Couch, with 36I tons incredible for
Scoitsvic and Lynchburg.
Mohawk, A. Lewis with % merchandise, Locks
l07.
oceola, c. Logan, with tons mer'dze for New Canton.
SErT. 7, 1913.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Red Bird j. l.. Station, MASTER with l5i tons
merchandise, from Lynchburg, Luda, Preston and Co..
Dbrc!, Hucomhc X Co, and j. Jones.
Farmer, T. Goodwin, with 3 merchandise, TO b.
Peytou.
I'M. Bondurant, b. :. Morris with 81 tons mercandizc
from ardwcksvilc, and New Market. Fords II Wood
son. T. r.. Blair, A. T. Harris, Dibrell, IIocombe & Co..
and HaXalI, Brothers * Co.
CLEARED,
Henry Clay, D. T. Staples, with 81 merchandise for
Scottsvie and Lynchburg.
Oranoko, f. Henry with y merchandise for Column
bia.
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DIED.

Suddenly, Of nnmation Tuesday
at Eastern View, Hanover County the residence OF r.
Esq GEoRGiANA third daughter Of Richard G. Margaret
Smith, aged between siN and years.
Happy infant, early bessd
Rest IN peaceful slumbcts, rest;
Early rescued from cares.
Which increase with growing years"
AT the residence of his brother
s3i ultimo JOHN r. WHITING Esd County aged
80 years Mi Whiting Gloucester
Hanover II years since. the capacity Teacher
continued To reside with exceptions
days OF ms demise lie had been oficcnc
past but he was able to about and partially
secular concerns On the 10th August
hopes that change of location
might benefit his declining health but thher
eiEed with violent bilious peursy which
life and hurried him To that boun whence
has leit wife IN the prime of life and
their eparabe loss besides relations
circle OF friends In all the relations Whiting
emplty husband he Kind a father tender
and aectonaeas sieaeher firm mild
rdurent friend warm and generous neighbour sincere
and otging and a. ChriSiainbeing
hs religion devoid Of That scnc-ss and bigoy
which tae sectarian too frequently hun
In the 18th year OF her IN Petersburg on Thursday
night, the 9Th inst, Mrs ELIZA JANE RoBrRrSoN wife If
ihos. Boiling Robertson, and only child OF Col Samuel
Winirce, OF Richmond.
- Compiler copy.
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from The ". y. Tribune.
PDLITICAL PROFLIGJCY

In his last Faneui Hail speech Mr.. Webster declared
that every public manis presumed be governed by pro-
per m9iycs: nEd general rule this is evidently and ne.
ressary true. In political social sti-akcn orprapied
that Che men with whom we deal governed by primo.
pie, that they actually what they profess be- aud that
the opinions they entertain, the measures they uphold and
the cy favor Csp0u.cd ond supported u honesty
aud truth This s c only rule upon which any intercourse
social or political bc maintained: general di-trust
would excite general hacd-eyory would become the
enemy Of his ncghbJr, and thus parties could be- formed
Tor the attainment nj any common object, and nothing done
Tor the common good As general role therefore every
public man presumed 10 be honest in bis procssons-to
be- true Ia the faith be pctcds spouse and true 10 the
friends whose support he seeks. Until few years past
there has been little reason 10 doubt the maxim or exercise
special caution in its application. But the deliberate md
unprncpcd pcrhdy of President Tyler beneath which tho
nation goaus has made itself not Css inuro-y upon
hc national morals Than upon the national property
Men n places inferior trust seem 10 have been cmbolcn
cd by such astounding progacy bro standing Boo the
highest place 300 the IaEd-wlo, elevated power aud en-
toying tho confidence OF nation OF ccmon, wantony be-
OF thc people 10 whom hc owed d. 10 throw behind them
principle and honor and follow c dictates Of passion OF fan
cicd interest
We make these remarks mainly to introduce the follow.
ing letter, written by Judge LIeson, Of Evansville Ia af
ter his defeat candidate for the State Legislature by
division which he himself had caused We find 1t in the
Cincinnati Gazette.
Eyawyrtlr, Aug 1G, 1913.
Dear Sir The election s over, and am again defeated,
os expected whom wrote before you. This second de-
ient was sccoup he'd Iust the first was, by division In
ho Democratic ranks, they knowing their interest
However have at least accomplished the main great oh.
tl winch have bad n view cvCrsiucc first set out;
W. Tho downfall Of Wrgcry n this county-but In Evans
by any Other ono calling himself Democrat The nrduOus
task rested upon alone. Being myself Wing by pro.
os1r and having many sound aud honest Wings nuac ed
"my interest," have been enabled to give to the debating
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11

The Iron Duke, OCoHneH, and The Armv.-Ago does
impair the vgor Of mind, cearness Of per
ccpuo1, rnness Of purpose Of the Duke of Wellington
who gave indication ION the 18th ult) Of oil these
qualities IN Io brief speech we annex.
Lord Bfougham had introduced penal bill into the
Lords. founded what he considered attempt by o.
COnncil 10 corrupt the army.
IN the Of ono u his harangucs, O'Conncl he'd
declared that the overthrow of Esparcro in Spain (he ty
rant Espnucro itpoasod Mr. OCDnncl call himl
effected 10y the Of the army whom he compl
mencd very fine body Of men, and then, after descnb
ing scrgoans OF the British army "the finest, tho
he added
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11

The DUEIl,Ts-PRooEEpNGs BALTIMORE County
County esterday morning Mr. Sheriff Tracy accompan.
led by officer Fuller; pursuant writ issued out OF Bali
miles Of the city effect the arrest OF apt Charles Nav
OF the U. = A, who supposed be about Phil
ip b. Key for the purpose Of fighting duel At arsen.
al Mr. Tracy encountered gentleman whom he took to
be Capt May, from the description furnished him. and hav
ing him in Baltimore himself. The gentleman
however denied that he Capt May but stated that his
name May. While IN conversation dog came up and
began 90 play about thcm aud Mr. Tracy gancing O, the
May; with this evidence unexpectedly presented before
him, Mr. Tracy expressed desire that the gentleman should
accompany him Baltimore; he pledged his honor that he
would appear forthwith IN Baltimore county court and Mr.
Tracy returned the city, followed almost Immediately by
cher he stated that his Henry aud that he was
brother Of Capt May Judge Archer observed that he knew
Mr. May, but did know hi5 christian name he therefore
asked proof that point whereupon Robert j. Brc ESQ.,
Of the bar testified the ac that the name the gentleman
before the court Henry May. Ho ordered to be
discharged. Before leaving the room Mr.. MAY remarked
posed 10 have exceeded his duty unng his attendance
would have failed n lie performance II he had uot under all
the circumstances have insisted upon IL.
We understand that the OF the existing difference
between NJ Rev ami the guantCnpmil, rival IN the
affections OF fair and auiable young lady and we venture
duel the decision OF their claims she would not on
" withhold her APPRECIATION, but would mike the conditions
Of the act the forfeiture Of her favor and her smes-Bah
[ Nm
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The lncigcnccr takes this occasion ~ characterize the
Federal party rs the uphodcrs Of the Constitution Of the
United Sates; aud we take n 60 soy, that the Federal por
~ mds Wings are "louuduaraus" when orr country is
90 be sold 10 the British, and "stc con.cton." WHOM
called ON to fight he battles OF their country or 10 give up
their Offices.
Is not the Globe ashamed 10 twit any man for
not sighting the battles Of his couniryp' When
Proctor was wasting the North West territory du.
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JoMN TYLER vs.. cITlZENs on ANpovER.

Mr. EditoT-On the arrival o the o'clock mail last Sa-
urday afternoon the inhabitants of quiet village
rather taken aback Except few knowing oncs) by the
that Samuel Phillips, Esq., appointed Postnas
the South Parish. the place of William Pierce, Esq.,
removed. OF course, Mr. Phillips is out and Loco
Foco, and Mr. Pierce Wing, who has always performed
the duties of the office acceptaby -and assigned
for his removal
Our sober citizens Justly indignant about the matter
this confined Wings alone. More than nine cnhs
OF the Locos i'll decidedly opposed the appoint
mcnt, IT the removal. Some few of the unteuied
democracy quite fierce in their denuncations-and
10 be squirting towards rotation office, when they
indignantly ask "wha claim Sam. Phillips have for
Office unless il be that having been Collector Customs
Newbuyport, during the whole of the Jackson and Van
Buren, administrations he has become lazy lie can't live
without it We think ourselves the accident" wish
cd for agent orthodox town, he might have found
u active
certain individual, formerly resident OF Andovcr,
located IN the immediate vicinity OF Boston, who hos lately
been 10 Washington Office for himself claims
the honor OF having caused the removal in favor OF Mr.
Phillips. Ii has, likewise been told from good auhor
~, that the individual goes about hoasiing that
he mas influence enough with Tyler and WickliTc cause
the removal appointment of any person he choices in
the North Parish II he attempts TO maintain, Tor himself
the character for discretion in the Performance Of the
duties dcvOyng upon him. his conduct Reporter
the State Senate last winter, taken together with the
silly piece ct braggad"ca mentioned above entities him -
IN the judgment Of all sensible persons should be
willing 70 stake much upon the udicious which
may be bestowed upon the poor disabled sailors in Chelsea
Hospital. X. +. X.
Boston dfLgs
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4 Precious .ieknorlcdement.

We find the following article the last National lntel-
geuccr The remarks of the Democratic Review had cs-
capped our observation;
TRUrH ExrREssEp-Air. Brownson saws, in the last
No. Of the Democratic Review:
The grand maxim OF Gen. Jackson. in his admnistra
ton, Icoec from the history OF that was
the People sovcreign-f gain their sanction it is
enough"
Again
"IIe appears in his administration to have regarded the
People above the constitution and laws and have held
that he secured the highest possible sanction for his
when he had secured the popular approbaon formally and
informally expressed"
We have here full and complete acknow cdgment of
what have always asserted, that Gen. Jackson
regarded the Constitution the laws, vixen they inter
feTod witt any view Of his own
1t fundamental doctrine OF our Government that the
people have all power and they themselves, have pointed
the which that power should be exercised.
To this end they have established the constitution OF the L
ncd States, the rule by which we arc TO be guided
They have bound themselves abide by this rule, until
shall have been altered annued abolished. Proceeding
according to the Constitution then, long its binding
force exists, proceeding according the Will of the peo
pie. 1t Is absolutely essential 10 have such rule
der prevent the fluctuations OF Government purely De-
mocrac Taught they with danger, and bearing along
with them the elements Of dcstucon 1t this great "rue
OF action, regarded sacred and nvicabc by all his pre-
deccssoGs that told by OF his admirers General
Jackson regarded nothing, when compared with 'popu
lar appreciation, formally informally expressed."!!!
His successor promising follow in the footsteps of his
"ustriOus predecessor, step farther THE popu
lar appreciation" having followed Of his measures
he determined wait for the sober second thought the
people" This then the doctrine OF these gentlemen
Popular appreciation is above the Constitution Ii
get it the first trial, will make Il second | will
worry the people into compliance with my wishes. My
wishes, them finally meeting with the popular appreciation
above the Laws and the Constitution" Il this not
fair deduction from the premise laid down by the DE.
mocratc Review then Aristotle never made sylogism
having Its foundation in truth.
General Jackson took the liberty Of putting any inter
probation he pleased popular movements; and consider
ing them superior the Law and the Constitution contriy
ed to rule WITH the of either Ills administration
desposm in every thing but the name. His
would gladly have followed in his footsteps he had
been able 10 do Fortunately, however, he could not
keep up with the gigantic strides Old Hero but broke
down the way.
Will the people Of this country their liberties to
the keeping OF man, whose chief merit consists
temp, Ito follow in the footsteps OF predecessor whose
admirers boldly declare that ne had respect Tor the Con-
s'iution and Laws We humby think they will not.