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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
Sons Of Temperance.
PRESENTATION OF BANNER

Banner will be presented io Ahnrr Clopt,n Division
NJ 90 sous nt Temperance. FUN the Ladies Of Lynch
burg. in The Meh,ds episcopal Church. at 8 O'clock.
Thursday evening. l7ih lnsl.
Ro. IL. Ga ASS, Esq. will present the Banner in he
half Of the Ladies'. and Ro l.. KENT Esq, will receive
IL Ia behalf III the Division.
The public cte respectfully invited to attend.
April Is 1850.
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A LYNCHBURGER.
coMMuNIcArED
CAUTION TO THE plIBIIC

man calling himself John Hancock Slack. passed
through the county of Abenarle some two weeks SINCE
collecting money, pofssedy. for the establishment Of
Boys School, in the county of Fairfax. Within a few
days past information has been received from the town
Of Alexandria, which induces The belief that said Slack
is swinder. Tie is stout full six feet high, Of
,rld mpexon. bald head. remaining hair Of brown
colour. about sixty years VI age.
Aprl 10Th, 1850.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. On The 10Th inst by he Re, j. ~ NJ Wi
liams Mr.. MICHAEL ROSS Ia Miss VIRGINIA T.
" lLLiAMS. both Of Lynchbnrg.
Inwn rApers viii prase cupY
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.ZucliOM .NNLG&.

NEyE will sell al Tuesday md Fri-
w day night without regard TO weather Broad Cloths,
Ca.simcres Vestnes Silk Cravas, silk Pocket andker
chiefs Panalpon Stuis Hard Ware, Cutlery, &c. &c,
Clock. Watches gold and silver Spool Cotton, Pins. hc
&c MOSBY & IIOICDMBE,
Anil Its Auc ioneers.
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VIA feriNls and X'rOrisiONs for the Ia.
nal and Rail Road.

I'VE and shall be receiving few days
w large stock OF Bacon Lard, Flour, Molasse' Mack
ercl, Cod FISH Sugar Conec, Nails Steel Iron, Duponts
Blasting Powder Safety Fuse, &C. which will be sold low
and on terms call before pure ha
sing TINSLEY l. TAYLOR.
An,l 81
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For the "Lychbwg Trgiman."
The Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road.

"Le silence est, pdrfi lie plas sur dc cclus, q de
de sol nemc'
This maxim Of Rochc.nucalt, that it is safest for a
man whu dlsrls his ppvers o be sii-nt. would
rcrhsrs in the pr set case Apply to M, bat as fsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

VINJE STOCKHOLDERS in the South Side Railroad
requested 10 meet at The office Of the Company in
Peter Tuesday, the 3Oth April ne,t al ~ O'Clock
the acceptance of the amended charter Of The
Side Railroad Company and 10 adopt Tor the
e extension OF the road and Tor other purposes
BY order Of tho Board o Directors
Anil i5-wt3OA WIN. p,N\III. pre.t
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MARBLE MANDATORY,

JAMES FAENN q co SC' i0H.s' sm"hs1
u Street I.ynchbag, Ia Monument., Nantes, Tombs
and Head Stones Table and Counter Tops, and House
Work in general executed IN al ts branches IN the h.s
for public and ptats building Terms m9eersts
anl0-em
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

HUI y.
A respectable meeting If The citizens OF Lynchhufy
was held at thu Posi- Office on Monday the slh inst .
for the porpnss of making arrangements In show
mark If respect To the memory of The los John {. Cal
houn.
On motion # N. II Campbell. Es,. David r. Edley
Esd WAS called 10 The chair. sad Daniel Wuodsun sp
y iniad Secretary.
Col. {. L. NJ Garnet after briefly explaining thu oh.
ject OF the meeting ered The following resolutions; heh
We're adopted without dissenting voice
ReW'red. That. in common with the whole Ns'on.
depore the drah " J,hn Caldwell Calhoun, whose
mnny we desire 10 respect Tor his virtues
aud our appreciation vi his rshc services.
Resolred, Tina, II. X. Cralle. Esq. he invited to de-
liver Funeral Address in memery the ilustrious de
ceased at such iime as NAV suit his convenience.
Resolred. That n committee Of five be appointed 10
cnnfer with MIR. Crse The subject to fix day Tor
the proposed ceremonies, and 10 make every necessary
arrangement, in reference heret,.
Col Charles +. NJ. Garneii. VIM. NJ Backford Esq &.
Gen Odin q. Clay. Chas H. Lynch. Es,,. and Daniel
4. Wilson. jr were appointed by tbs chair in pursuance
of the last resou'i II.
On motion Of Col. Garnett.
Resolved Ita copy Of the proceedings OF this
ing be- forwarded To the family Of Mr. Calhoun, and that
the fvnchburg papers b. requested 10 publish them.
The meeting then adl,nrn-d
DAVID II. EDLEY, Chairman.
DANIEL WoopsoN. Secretary.
CORRESPONDENTS
;rNenpuso. April S,h. 1850.
X. X. Cu,LLr, ESQ.
Sir The undersigned hty, been appniatel 4 Com
mittee 10 inform Won Of your SELECTION hy mssng OF
thu citizens of Lvnchburg,to deliver eul'gv the late
John Caldwell Cahour. and to confer with You 10 the
lime which would quit your couyenIenre - comply
with their wishes.
Yours respectfully.
CHARLES +. NJ GARNErT.
WM. NJ BLACKBOARD,
q. G. CLAY.
CHARLES H. LYNCH.
DANIEL A. WILSON, ia.
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4 Cal rid.

The Ladies uf the Methodist Protestant Church and
Congregation, lake pleasure in announcing the result NJ
their late Fair, in the highest degree gratifying and
beg leave their sincere thanks to the generous
public OF Iynchrrg for the liberal patronage they have
received.
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EXTRACT FROM THE
.Nnuies Of a General MASS MEETING Of the
Sons of Temperance.

At a general meeting Of the SONS Of Temperance
posing Pe6dleton Abnqr Cupton, Lynchburg and Ruis
burg Divisions held the Hall of Pendle"n Division.
on Thursday evening, April l'h. the following resolu-
lions were offered and unanimously adopted
Isl. Res lived, That the Lads Of this town and vi
cinity, hereby most respectfully invited to b. present
a. the "Collaton" To he given the Suns Of Temper
aoce at"Republiem Springs" on Friday the l9Ih inst.
ID r. solved. That The Editors OF the several papers
Of this town be requested 10 publish the same
JOHN LONG, Chairman.
IAYts 3. CREAszY, Seciets'y.
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N lew q 90 Ds.
EXTEN SiNE ST &c n OF
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
MARtli 20, 1850.
HE'LL. RUCKER a. BROOKS,

iNNCHBuHG, Va.
- FSPEcTFUt1Y, invite their friends both in town and
IL country, aud the public, 70 call and examine astsay'
he very extensive stock which the attention ut every on"
.eauestrd Tins stock embrace great variety ~ the
newest styles goods he had ~ this country we'll az
the more s,aplc sv,r aud n STYLES o goods, ,ripu ~
ceDfon shah be offered prices which viii at once satisfy
the Goods o the hest Iualitt aud medium granes
n well a. tho most niot. shall alike he offered at - io@
,,, a, Lr,r than the same goods be had In market
Tor ,sn or Ia punctud that pay onee year
,rrh2 tat
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TO rnr VOTERS OF BEDFORD.

We are aa,lrai.ed TO annoanca NELSON A. PAT
IESON. ESQ, rs candidate represent the county Of
Bedford in the nsx, Legislature If Virgins.
MANY WINGS
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IUST FROM TIE EMPIRE CRY.
JOHN p WRIGHT

uVAS Just returned from the Northern cities, and !,
! receiving and opening the finest assortment Of NEW
BOOKS aud latest style Patches and Iepey
this market. lie has also fine assortment oil FANCY
GOODS such a. soils Fans, Pocket Knives, Razos,
onh. Brushes, Ae. Nc together with all kinds Of STA
rIONERY which he will sell low they can be obtain
ed in the market.
April l5-tsit
CARpETING CARPEIING-CA
TINlIE undersigned ha. hand large aud
sortmcn, Of Brussels Three Ply and other crpetnr.
IL "a and G. Gras. Mating white and cold "a, -,
Ga and 81 Oil Cloth Capcng Of superior quality which
he is offering very low and very accommodating terms
April Is ITS -. T. {. PETERS.
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EOl. the LNlliP6.

vI>E subscriber has Just received Express direct
/ the Importers, choice assortment OF NEW STYLE
TRIMMINGS, such as Buttons Linen and Silk Gimp. and
Baids Hare Bell Trimming &c They are really handsome
and very cheap. DON j, 1. PETERS.
Anr l5-2tit
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am candidate 10 represent he county Of Franklin
IN lie next House Of Delegates,
Art 8 h, ESQ l. 4, oDlNEAL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
FOR RE.V'T,

<fas The TENEMENT over the Dry Good Store OF
EM] John r Davis suitable ior Family Offices, and
EAI possession given Immediately. Apply to
Auril l5-2s w, H. CABANISS.
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Nnrauo .l.nhcIln." for n.emcn.

tI>iiE hns narquo "sABEii.A' daily expected at CRY
, Point, To Load LOT Btomen. Being small vessel shs
will meet with dispatch
We prepared Ia make cash advances eon''gnmsan
Of Stems Iohaceo the addtea, OF friends, IL. H.
Meier y Co, by hi, vessel
I.uDi.AN y WATSON,
Anil ll--2w Richmond
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LyNcupURo MARKETS. APRIL ~.

LYNCHBUR0 MARKETS, APRIL ~.
Prori.on,- Bacon. Stat, Beef. 81 ~ -; co'a Meal
60 cents.
Eom--4a. TO 81 30.
Uhsat--Red 80 cents: While g.
f,rai,.--Corn. 80 to IS cite Oats 35t, 10 osuts.
tlorsr Seed 81 e. s.
Uhisksu -Moun,ain 30 IL ~ -langhorns < Hunts
rs cents.
Bess,rar-lS To 10 cents.
Bnitsr-Il 10 10 eta Tor M. |.
Brandy Apple, nonc offering Peach. nous offering
Bar Iron -4S5 assorted and $50 TO whom drawn 10
order.
Coffee -Rie IA 10 Is cents; Layurs II ~ Is Mocha
20.
Country Linsns--Tow ~ flsI ~ osnts.
Cotton Yarns Sales 1870 csnts.
FsatLers-32 To 80 cts.--Soarcs.
Fiar Seed Salss 30 10 95 cents.
Fh-ileriny.. NJ /, ~ 50; Shad. old s. 50
new 9 SO
Ginseng IN &c cents.
Hemp-We quote 7 10 7Ie. In demand.
L,asesd OILS crnts--in demand.
Lad-6 IL 81. Dull.
.lkDl,sss West India IS to 40 ots per gallon
q. - to AZ cents.
Pia,ter--Iump. So 10 81; Ground s6i mE
Slga. Nav oheans6 TOT cents; Porto R'e"7 sosl
cents, Clarified -! cents; Loaf ltUl2l cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

NV 1OHX. NPtII 81 T. nj,
One million of dollars paid fon the Sub reasur)
TO day being part payment Of the Mexican indemnity
A ieavy Corn Speculation failed to-day.
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Range Of fhc 5HrTSsOHefer,
REPORTED ron THE "vpGisiAS" ny
ID. u. PAYNE 4 BROTHER, Bookselle RS
MAIN STREET, LYNCiiBUNG. VA
General .yUCSsO1s .S0JGs.
{As''s'szAs

BY NOSBY 81 HOI CONNIE, Auots
ON TUESDAY morning the 18th in. will sell Mt
~ ton at Exchange Conner hall past 10 o'clock,
~ desirable lot If
Rlearhcd nd unhles rhed dome sites,
Broad Cloths sarons qualities,
Ncstmcs do do
Fine SILK travats.
" Pocket lIandk ere heels,
linen Cambria do
barrels Moa-ses,
10 bags Rio and Maricabo Conoo
50 pair peg'd BroRans.
% " sewed Shoes,
Hats, Caps Sc, Sc
30 hour Clorks
2 Silver Watches
And Tuesday night, at early candle light, wi
tinue the Dry Goods Clocks, Watches, IIsrdw
Cutlery, Sc MOSBY HOICOMBF,
April l5-lt huctioneer
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THOMAS J. HARDY,
TiiOS. LAFFEkIY,
WIN. l.. FAIR.
ROBERT l. KENT,
J. n. GORDON,
CHARLES l.. WELLS.
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
GEO. w. DABNEY,
A. J CLARKE.
Is. r. ROYALL.
THOMAS EARLY.
GRANVILLE JORDAN.
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The following resolutions were unanimously passed BY
both houses OF the Texas legislature the 25h Of jan
uary:
Resolvsd That the Territories of the United States be-
long TO the several Staes composing this Union, and
held by them as their joint and common property.
he dnoe Sas no right
any law, do any whatever, that shall directly by
this Uaion, by which any Of them shall be deprived Of is
full and equal right in any territory OF the United States
Rd Thai hs d any law which should
directly by ts effects, deprive the citizens Of OF the
States Of this Union from emgraag win their property IN
such Discrimination and would therefore, be violation Of
the constitution and Of the rights Of the States from which
such citizens engiatcd and in derogation of that perfect
equality which belongs TO them members Of this Union,
and would tend directly to subvert the Union itself
ResotUed, That IL Is fundamental principle In
political creed, that people in forming constitution
the unconditional right form and adopt the government
y, prosperity, and happiness; and thai in conformity
thereto. other condition is imposed by the federal
except Thai it, constitution shall be strictly republican
and that the imposition OF any other by Congress would not
with the principle which, political system
Rcusd, That the abolition OF slavery in tbs District
granted by the constitution, and designed, It 10,
means of affecting The institution of slavery in the States
the par OF the South by whatever best adapt
ed 20 the protection OF tine constitution the defence OF her
sell, and the preservation of Union
g. Rssoipsd. That knowing party nanss or political
drsons questions involving In their nature and
The properly ana n0ca existence
Nth States Of the South In defence of the federal
constitution. and that our rights being Identical we viii
Of defence ofour constitutional rights thar may be
best calculated to preserve their integrity.
T. Rsolred, That the governor be requested TO transmit
copy OF these resolutions to the governors of each OF the
States Of the Unon and to each of our and repre-
The legislature OF Texas has authorized the governor
10 appoint eight delegates our from each congressional
disricD 10 the Nashville Convention.
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From the New Orleans Picayune March /
Probability ora Breach OF shs Treaty ny Mexico.
VERA cRUz, Feb II, 1850

Marchl
Probability of Breach OF shs Treaty ny Mexico.
VERA cRUz, Feb II, 1850
Editors Of Picayuns.
The Mexican government is proving again her accus.
TONED bad iahat least there is every TO fear 80
spuaies that all goods imported during the occupation
and on hand when the army left shall be free OF duty Of
any KIND when RENTED 10 The interior.
In july 1913, every merchant was called upon 10 de-
to the custom house what goods Of the above descp
uoh ne had on hand which inventories were deposited al
me custom house, and up the beginning OF this month
All sucn goods We're despatched for the interior without
Some days ago. however the collector sent some off.
GERS, accompanied BY public notary 10 the different
ance OF the inventories would agree with The goods nov
actually on hand most Of which, il not ALL were found
TO be correct.
Nevertheless the collector now refuses 10 le anv sn.h
goods pass INTO the interior without paying the internal
duty-saying that he is expecting orders from Mexico,
NC, which, IN this country, Is generally the prelude 10
the suspension OF government paper.
Now, if this should turn Out as it threatens 10 do
would not be shameful, and will not our minister al.
though he be much inclined TO avoid difficulties
and disputes, be obliged to claim the fulfment Of he
treaty to It's whole extent and ii he should be opposed
or not attended to, will he not have to keep back the
payment OF the next Dstament OF the ndemnfcaion due
to the Mexican government!
Besides this on all goods coming under the description
mentioned, which were sent TO the capital aY of
per cent on the gross amount has been collected
which is another imposition which trust the minister
will not let pass i applied TO, as he certainly will be- by
the parties interested
People very much dissatisfied even with the State
government for having decreed nothing but stupid and
absurd laws, which are, for the greater part Impractical
Bile and unjust The last OF these fine specimens OF e
gislaon establishes constitution for Vera Cruz; and
according to ia frstate house has 10 pay $1,000 annu
ally.
Claims have been made, protests entered, and goods
embargoed by the national guard TO pay the tax.
AT the same time, good many smpetons are writing
about colonization; and immigration laws proposed
for that purpose, (of the purpose which
make rational people laugh; and assure you that
the United States not much in danger OF losing any
part OF the European immigrants by these doings
shall let you know the result of the first mentioned
affair, which has put stop to business which was
already stagnan before-hanks TO the protection granted
by the government to the smuggers, by keeping the duty
on cotton goods at loh per cent ad valorem.
Yours, respectfully, JUSTICE
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pUDI.Ic SALE OF The Columblan Foundry Tor c.sslng

pUDIIC SALE Of the Columbian Foundry, FOR casting
Cannon &C., Georgetown, of Columbia
This well known and valuable foundry,
and implements pertaining H. will be offered public
and Gen. Mason deceased
proprietor Monday, tho eleventh March
premises Iii situated Potomac rvc
Of Georgetown, hnvng the Chesapeake Ohio
through site, with the Of the canal
embraces about Of land bordering river The
buildings casting
boring mills for boring ates and machinery, turning
houses, for wokmen, Of brick and stone The Implements oo
&c. and complete, and ready
operations 70, easng cannon and shot, well other work usually
done embracing mouds o like
mould. for shot and scs Of various .z wooden TASKS
caped patterns for all Of castings general
smiths and eapene tools in short all the usual and I'm
pencnts pertaining TO foundry large scale.
This establishment has been my
execution OF
the munitions OF the
late propreof just completely and
ton Tor the excellence Of Us work. proximity
Of government what
had, nm ample share OF the public work Coal OF the best
quality are broughto its
desrous OF exaipinng IL by Mr. Duva, who OF a.
Termsi Ten thousand dollars Of the purchase money will be
qured IN hnnd Tor the residue credit will be two, three,
and four Year, IN equal paymcn bearing be secured by
bond and security, and mortgage the property.
FOR any further inomation address the subscriber at Washington
city JAMES NJ MASON,
Jan l6-d&cs Actng Executor
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nation and thank God for il. do not denounee slave
ny within the States; but do denounce the doctrine ~
aspiring 10 introduce il where il does NOT ernst :
| move to postpone the further consideration mill
Tuesday next al 1 o'clock.
The motion agreed to- and the Senate adjourned
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WANTED 90 Rent, n large and neatly Furnished
house, Capitol and Presidents
mansion II desirable have large paflor and dining room adj
joining good
be had Cor suitable for months, liberal
rent Address w. r., at the Office Of " The Republic"
Mar S-3dif
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Madison and Monroe.

WILL Be published Of March, "The Lives Of James
Madison Monroe fourth and fifth Presidents OF
the United BY John Quincy Adams To which added,
a Hissory Of their Administrations
This work win pubished large size 70 volume Of 40
cloth leather, similar In style
A6ewards Life Adams containing portraits
sessi. Price q IS
Tsrs bsns giving and public lives
Presidents, reputation OF
aafhor and scholar must secure extensive
the above work
Ths work viii mot be only agents,
viii be In the city Of Washington about the date
GEO. II. DERBY CO., Publishers,
Mar o-4ts Buffalo, New York.
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have full and complete assortment Of furnishing
goods, Of every description, In their line, such as-
IS pieces English and French velvet Competing
pieces Englsh Brussels capetng OF The latest styles
pieces imperial Competing Of the latest styles
rs Brussel royal, twied, and plain Venean
carpctng, for halls and stairs
$50 pieces superior ingram eapeting Lowell manufacture
rs pieces m and ingram carpeung
superior English oil cloths, entirely new designs,
which win be size shaped hall or room, In one
snare piece
- pss suPsrnne bedbankets, size, nom "a o4@
white and colorcd Marseiles quilts handsome
% white and striped counterpanes, low priced
Is pieces table damasks, superior hne
10 pieces sahe diapers, ow-pnced
"a, lol, 1874 and IA satin damask table, cloths
100 dozen satin damask table napkins
Ao piano and table toilet covers, towen, linen and
cotton sheetngs, Ac., he.
Jan 3-H O. H. HooE d co.
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UAnWERs Fancy store.The subscriber, FOR bc-
his business hss received this winter from c
ond wishing the fvors Of hs friends will
oprn o. Monday, benefit very aas stock Of beautiful
AID gsshe ncy gods rcr Particular advertisement
PARKERS
rsssy comb and perme store, Penn sv National Hotel
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There is one other passage to which will call the at
tenon of the Senate because II is delivered in case
subsequent the OF the State U.s. Mann, and shows
the view OF the judges who were upon the bench
At the time that judgment was given Is necessary
for me TO say that this was an indictment against
slave BY the name OF WILL who had killed his overseer
special verdict taken in order TO bring the case Il
the supreme court, TO test the question whether that
killing was murder II argued that slave, under
no circumstances had right 10 resist and that II he
sisted, the killing was murder.
delivered by the late Judge Castor, whose high national
reputation renders unnecessary that should say one
word Of his eminent learning and high character.
He thus expresses himself:
ssThe case OF the State Manu. ut the same time pro
nounced. what indeed, beyond question, hst the law
Proec The life OF the slave against the violence OF his
Is murder nanslaughtr. An attempt 10 take slaves
life IT, then. AN attempt 20 commit Rrevons crime and
rese may, without the mpuiaton OF fond like
gnity be excited In poor slave by cruelty from hi, mas
neither determines nor prof sses determine In the alb
sence then, Of all peceden directly In point or strkngy
be excited into unlawful violence by the nhnmaniy Of his
master or temporary owner, clothed with the masters
spring rom disboIcsl mallce Unles. zee my way
clear sunbcs cannot believe tina, this The law Of
civilized people and OF Christian land viii not pre-
sumo an srbt airy and inexbie rule sangnina in its
character and repugnan to the spirit those holy stat
.us and righteous altogether" II me legislature should
ever such awa superstition which can scarce
made without disrespeot-f WIN Dc fof those VINO
hen s in the administer IL But the APP
pea here lie the common law, which declares passion
malice The prisoner Is human being, degraded indeed
by slavery but YET having organs, dinenson senses al
demons passions', Ike our own The unfortunate man
slain was for the tme indeed, his yet this donin.
ion like that OF sovereign who can do no wrong
am satisfied as man, that In truth malice did not exist,
and see no law which compels me as Jndge % infer
malice CONTRARY 70 the ruth. Unless there be malice tx
press or implied the Staying ieonious homicide but y
delivered BY the present learned chief JUSTICE who also
delivered the opinions in the OF the State u.s. Mann,