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PORT OF
ARRIVED,

OIL 4 DSL
Shin Rising States, Carpenter, 6 days from Sa-
yannah, with cotton.
Sloop Fall River, Brayt1n, from Troy.
SUNDAY, Feb. II.
Br;p Samson, Purkis, from Havana, via stoning-
con. where she arr on Thursday, in 9 days. with mo-
ia.ses. to WIN Richmond, I'd & Co. Left, 9th inst
hrips George, Chace, for this port, next day; Charles
4 Ellen, Norris, for do ) davs; FAME, Bigley, do do;
Apcno,a, Jones. do do; schr Planter, Gladd'ng, do
do, briggs Marcia, Maybury, for do waiting car2o;-
Robert Cochranc, Perry, trom.ihls port, Just arr;
Ann, Caiy, Of this port, disc; schrs Harriet How,
land, ofthis port, waiting cargo; Cal'ban bowen'o OF
chi, mort, for Savannah, 2 DIS; brigs Mics Standlsh,
Talbot of this mort, for Charleston, 4 DIS; Shibbo-
lsth, Congdon, ofdo disc; Enterprise, Brown from
WILMINGTON, d.; Washington, Robinson, OF Portland
waiting cargo, barquc Lloyd. Mumtord, do The
brig Janus, Paine, Of this port, SAILED days before
for New Orleans. Saw in the FLORIDA Passage snip
James, Of Portsmouth, N II steering to the north
ward.
Schooner Adeline, Owen, from Elizabeth City
with corn. to Seth Adams, Jr.
. Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, from New
York.
MONDAY, Feb. Is.
Sloop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, with oil
and candles. -
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
Sloop ';yrene, Cooke, from T%iyerton.
Sloop Friendship. Kccd from Freetown.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Wellington. Brown. from Taunton.
Sloop Sarah. Ingraham. from Warren.
Sloop Gepree and Mary, Walien, from Newport.
Sloop Llcy Emeine, Sphinx. from Wexford.
Sloop Eagle, Reynolds, from W,ck."rd.
TUE jDAY, Feb. 10.
Schooner Ann Celia, Stockiord, from Kappa.
hammock.
Sloop Mary, Bennett, SO hours from New York,
with cotton, lard, &c. to Cooke x Brown, Crawford
Allen, Beckwith & Pearson, and others.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
ISioop WIN II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol.
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vEfHE subscriber lcrcby gives niicc, ,.ii, he ms his dsy
" received trptn Dawn Govip mn assignment Of nil his
pffoi"r!, In I'VE benhit oi hs creditors, and hereby requests
~ prtspiis win have any dcu,,,da ny,insi the aid David.
10 bring ~ aad lIu,c tlseir respective dcrprris ~ the sub
scriNr, within six months from this date, ~ they VIII 10
r'ccuded ifmn ary dividend OFT " said E.taie-Ani all
pIrpns Indebted - said I,,yiI Gold, 10 cali md settle the
Fetr1ay G.. yoiis coct.D.
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,URTL, ,NpT-sTREET NEW YORK.

tObh NNDl T7l hisliI, WV 1phHs
yE ASTERS or Eastern vessrls, and purchasers Of Bread
I'VE stn'is generally, arc informed, that the Alhlny Try
Boats, and n large number of Albany SlobT, will hrncfI, q
w,rd discharge their clrVpos in front ri tile wnfe hu'iSrs
leely erected on, aud moth of Cnldlindt street. IN ie ciiy
81 New. York, where every Facility VIII be offered by Canal
lines and other Emporium, Commercial Establishments. for
TIE irasnacuun Of al business relating the Nefcn Country,
the sde of Western Produce, Domestic Manuf'o.iws, &C.
SC.
lev yctk, FebTusry Is, M.
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10 Of Deacon Enoch French. in the SEA year o.

wife Of Deacon EnOch French. in the 52d year o.
her age.
In Newport. N. Y. on the I'd inst. after a short
illness, Mrs. Mary Gorton, wife Of Mr.. Jeremiah
Gort,n, and daughter of Mr.. Richard Arnold, Of
Crsnston, IN this state.
At Port AL Prince, in December last of the yellow
fever, Mr.. Caleb Gardner Gibbs, OF this town, aged
SO years. Mr.. G. through life sustained a character
of THE strictest honesty and integrity. lie was a de.
tiful son; n kind brother, and an afec,ionate hus
band. He has lett a disconsolalc wife and one child
10 mourn his untlmelv deaih.-coM.
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February r.


JONATHAN ~ al rn,iirnre, IN the ccnntv NJ
sE PnNiirnr,. irs assigned hs properly 10 the subscriber,
ff the benefit ~ hs creditors. WHO ~" requested ~ present
their claims and dtuird d. ar1inst sid ttDts, 10th siiScrih
CO, within six month iotl iic dFic icnyi, aud ~ discharge
TIC said tnrs. tier lmri. Apis'rtp1s indebted ~ said Cfes.
an rerie~tcl ~ cll on the -i,-rirer. and mikc immediate
payment. ANERlLL k~I.,bSLEN, Assignee.
Eel. l1.
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WANTED.
5000

10000 a SS!'1 TlS @" bond ii "na %'I nt fsi It S,ssi,
Mass. worth double tut ampiri consisting ola number IL
dwelling bwlsrs, with hnd sufficient for eight o ten NOR,
leing ne " the centre ofthc village, the interest will bc paid
annually, and the property tpfefed at the end of five yeais II
the whole principal aud inleres Is MT p,id for further par
ticuiars, apply 10 MARTIN
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hftt'hil'i'N l'bfi'
YISHE gentleman, VIVA taE FROM tme store of ir. FRAy-
b CTS PArERSr, li %l,irliy utsht, an Umbrella,
nearly new, aud len IN q place, one of inferior qrdiiy, h
respectfully asked 10 make an exchange, and leave TIE I'm
hIeli with Mr.. pay.lHr. TIE Umbrella missing, was Of
the llrgeSt size, made OF z cen silk, with a very large buck
horn handle. II was undoubtedly taken away through mis-
take. Tehru uy II.
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VIE MENTAL GulnE.

E3GING n roiG;rGI oft:c fat principles of Mrtap.'ys
ED les, and 4 syst,m ofa'aiTi"g acasy aud correct mode
OF thought and siylr IN composition, hy Transcription, prrti
Gated on the anIIg3s NJ u" lIlai niYd.-For Schools ard
AcCjeHics-Jtsi Published and III SIZE by
NU|CH"NS s. DRY
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JAMES SMITH

his friends and customers, that he continues at
n the old stand of James Smith & Co. where he keeps con
siantly on hand, ageneral assortment Of GROCERIES,, and
sOlcits n continuance oftlIeir pltrnnage. February 20.
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SrGlS PAINTING.

TgTIIE subscriber has taken "A room, over the dniggis. ST. r.
z. OF Mr.. ieniauiin 4. Iatey, Jr. No. ., south Main II.
where he will execute with pmnctu!ity and despatch, ans
orders for Sign Painting and Gliding, VIII, which h. may BE-
favored. GILBERT X. GLADDiNG.
February 6, n.
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WASHINGTON BALI

WASHINGTON BALI
VEVllE subscribers to the Washington Ball arc informed
that cai rIigcs VIII start ut s T.. NJ. from the Franklin
House. Dancing 10 commence precisely at half plst seven.
BY Order Of the Managers.
February N.
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RHODE ISLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTrE
RY.
LYON aiding Internal Improvements and clarites-2d
n Classic be drawn In Providence ON Tuesday, 4l of
March. HIGHEST PRIZE 81 5000.
2 v,ry j. b. WOOD and Managers.
5000 DOLLARS FOR $3.50
uTickets and quarters in the Rhode, Island State Consoli-
dated Lottery, Wholesale and Retail, by
J. b. WOOD.
Wholesale scheme price s2,3O-retal ss,sO-euarters 20
cents. February iG.
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EVANS 81 co.

r. ~ AViNG taken = licHisr, a~grccahiy 10 m act pissed nj
q the January Eessi n OF Tic Gcnrrl Assembly Of the
State of Iiole.lsllpi, nIrr for sale, at No. ~, Market street..
Providence, Tickets and Shares IN Ill Tntieres.-Sash plid
im'neii itrly after the drawing, fT al prizes sold Ly the
ahNr Office, wilhmut discount Cor iu,cnrsi.
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EAR.

~. =, - 81 tdter ST. =,
MfrER@ ia sale, on ljHrtl t,gtns,
~ 80 clshs Ne!moit C.r.gr, Of veiy hyperion qI1liy.
:. u. Lars Oyster, opened nr M "a! sGri, cll nj H.
times be had, on application 1t tn Providence !,eSlOrateur.
February &c.
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NO r'ICE.

NOilCF.
VH\HE Conartnerslip hitherto subsisting under the firm Of
James Smith x CO.-having been dissolved by mutual
consent, on tie 18th inst. they call oil all those that are in.
debted, to mike payment, by HE 18th of March next; all that
are not settled by that time will be left for collection.
JAMES SMITH.
February 90. SAYI.ES ROWN
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q sALE-Thn entire ~ < of Groceries nuw IN Tho
Store lltcly occupied w SID Zcp,ni,i kcccl, at the juno.
ton Of Wes;nin~t'T ana D.oad.strccts.
HARVEY ROBINSON
AttEi. hEECii,
Fohri1ry r.. FfsicBecs.
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yEPANiAi kEECii, of Providence In the county q
~ Providence, Trader, ms assigned his properly H. the
subscribers, fr Tho benefit OF HE creditors, who are request
Ell 10 present their claims and domauds against said kctrli
TO the subscribers, within three nn,trs from the date ieic,i,
and To dschtrgc the said hreg, i'ricfuln ~, by the trrnr
ri said assignment, a preference - E,'r1 tu slri CREDITORS rs
stall So present their clu,ns and discharge iin fnEn the
sane. Al persons IN ichisi " s'ii ke'ch, are T qur~ted 10
cIl on the subscribers, AID ~maseimncliatc p1yutrlt.
HARVEY ROBINSON,
ASAEB kEECii,
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TO THE PUBLIC.


WANTED,
"A in a respectable Store, or Counting
IA Room, for n young man from the country, Of good
education and Of respectable parents. Apply To
l.. REID s co.
February 20. No, II, Union Buildings.
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bDM Ei4,SI.t ,iiDEa.
MUST imported, direct from Para, 1870 pli.s Gum Ells-
0V IL '5lO :, which arc offered at Wholesale and retail, for
cash OF approved pInr. :. {. SMITH.
Eellrry q,
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OvI 4 =
Shin Rising States, Carpenter, 6 days from sa-
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NOTICE.
SiTUAT:tNS are wanted for steady young mcn from
- the country, rs Bar Keepers and ASSISTANTS in Stores.
.ALso, common llborers, Kitchen Girls, C!nmhcr Maids,
Boys u work in small fInilcs, SC. Apply at the lntelll
gcncc Office, No. 49,, North Main street.
Mseclinics who wish 10 procure situations, will do well to
cal on the subscriber. II.
February :, y Al OOR
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10 AA ',FACtLItBR~.
VESiiE subscribers W si TO contract for the muuftctIrr uf
a Al Brown Shtetings, by the yud stuck to be fur.
nishol. THOMAS BUFFGM & son,
Jad.i2. en- Do, South u alter street
MARI ALIVE
y o JUAN VAN i\LEN'S imprisonment In the
~ Dungeons of the lnG1ishin at Madrid, and his Esc1pc,
in isl7 and 1918, ~ which are added, his Journey Ia Russn,
his campaign with the a rny of the Caucasus, and his rettfni
to Spain in 1921. Jus. received, and for sale by
A. :.
Nos 10 Market, and 81 North Main streets.
February Is. 3w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23
SOUTH CAROLINA

ErtToct Of q letter fr0m Columbia dated,
DECEMBER 10th, 1898.
The House went again this morning into Com
Iuiuse OF the Whole on the subject OF the Tariff,
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Wsfdlaw addressed the Com
mittee in very animated and energetic speeches,
and both were decidedly in favor of calling Con-
ycnGon. The Committee will sit again al ii o.
lock TO morrow.
Resolutions respecting the Tariff somewhat sim.
liar to those offered by Mr.. Preston, were yester-
day introduced into the Senate by Mr.. Seabrook,
who supported them by able aud patriotic
speech in which he decidedly il favor Of vi.
gorous proceedings and Of firm and determined
stand upon the par, OF this State, against the op
GRAFTON Of the Tariff Law. RESOLUTIONS upon the
anne subject we're also submitted by Mr.. W lson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

DIED st his residence, 10 the county OF Ruekinghn M
Col James BniEer, aged IS years. with the prevailing
attack by disease of the Abdomen OF years
Dr. msauI supposed that he labourng under drop,y
DIS Wou and Jones of the opinion, that
bouIing under disease nj the liver The corpse
med by DIS Jones aud Gordon, in the presence of Mes
Fore, Williams and Branch. II from the qu,n
thy OF Jelly Of yeow cast taken Of PeoneulD sac
that there must have been between and three saoD
besjes an O,seous sub:,ancs from eight
length, which appeared TO have from the spine.
W. had discharged the vsrious duties Of sJuioe Of the
member OF the Virginia Assembly for several sessions aud
Colonel or the County to the general saseo5 Of the
ty He has left smiahie wife, aud her children lament
their lass.
-, in the county Of James City, Williamsburg In
October November last Mrs. Frances Eggi,5ton ia the
io3d year OF her She good health; bs 10
her death from the effect. Of Cancer. Communicated.
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LITERARY NOTICE

hLIYER A. SHAW resi- setfu,y inform. the public that
~ ms school will he Ts'opened for the reception If pupils
sfher az boarders day scholars, Thpsdgy
OF January In order effect the possible dtrf
button Of ,be hours Of tuition, there will he session, dy
throughout the year. the forenoon another IN the
afternoon rs the advancement Of the season shall
justify the arrangement, there will be kewise mo- ming
session., comm eucing
The literary proficiency OF the members Of th. institution
J, annually tested by ri8d aud thorough ersmn.on in
the prosody, construction and critical snayss of the Greek
Latin eiael IN tue modern languages Of Euope in the
higher branches OF ms,hemstes and in the ordinary
Denis OF English education This examination i, Conducted
not by the Instructors OF the school, Che pupils
aware Of the particular passages and question, IN which
thty TO be e1smnsd) Jut By competent Renemen 4o
may ofend the eranlinnton and in 5teh yarts The whole
aHnaat eoHr't Of study these gentlemen may select.
For particular information concerning the character Of
MS scnooI mr. g. suboin' the following notice Of b,
sp''rstiqn.
We attended The public examination Of NJ o. a. Shaw
Classical aud Mathematical School July last JUS,
tee s well Their Instructors the scholars take ples-
sure "a stating th the evidence furnished Of zea assidy
and aequifements the psf Of both equsled sn,
gune Anticipation.
Richmond, August fst, fs2s.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
VIM. BROCKENBROUGH,
WIN. J. ARMSTRONG,
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
WNf. TAZEWELL,
JOHN DOVE.
Dec. ~. 70--w2uf
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CHARLES CARTER & Co.
T I II r. + o u " d Frs,

sNO. ~ sS0hth Curert-St. baltimore,
A'lSG furnished thenseve. with Mould, nIa,rce. sr
Tor Casting Types Of the modern aud approved
OF Types " f''
They hsee hand F0unt, of Type variou. sizes, Fsou
er Quotations. Leads, Space Rules, Brass Rules Oa.e. e.
hso large assortment of Cuts and Lsrge Job Letter 10
solid will take Impressions Cut. OF an
.. L 90 have constantly on hand Printing Ink of ,i-
petioI quality.
Orders will be executed with prompne.s on the most n
term' aud no Pans spared furnish avery arts
OF the beet quality.
SPse'men' viii be issued in the course Of the winter
baltimore, Dec. %. 20 2awsw
GhaneeIy-A court OI donthly oon,lou.d -
9Th o! December 1893: ' 49,
John Cole, FRA.
James g. NJ Kaies,er, 5Ohp CaybrcOke and Jane. M,
Delts
Inc defendant James Ka,ser not having entered HI,
sppeatanee aid gwen security aeUrdug law and the rule,
I .hs COURT aud appearing TO the the con-
mat he not an inhahtaDt h. the motion of
pagtih by his counsel IL ordered that the sail jaime. e.
IA. hast,i, sppesF here on the h. dsyof March aeI
and answer The bill of the iaina; and copy ri ,h,
Ger ne forthwith inserted 81 paper published in the
Gy OF Richmond for two nth, aud ported
the front door OF the Cou;houx " this County on SON
court day A Copv Teue ' " ~
~ o. JOHN HUNTER, c. l. c.
80. %. 70-v0w
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TRESI lSarE

IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions Of deed Of trust Of
souied 10 the subscriber by Will, Co,nr ts,, la.
me l5h dsy 81 sept 1924 aud recorded IN tie CleE, OF
nee OF Heneo county court, the 26h OF October following
rthe purpose o securing TO Richard Lsnore The ymen
of sum Of money therein menfionsd vii bs odd TO be
nshe'' bidder for cash, Mon Icy the iSh Of January
uN-'n hon OF the Bell Tavern Al ~ O'Clock, certain
piece or psreel OF ground The city Of Richmond Duvs
ADDITION 70 aid city, being part Of lot Number fifty four,
("dh BRICK house therson) containing 81 feet front, sud
running back hunJscd sVd ten feetAnd the same
dsy viii he fold 70 The higho bidder for esh negro
hoy, much Of the property will he sufficient 10 rss
TIE said Of money with the interest which may thereon
have accrued, and al legal cost and ohuge..
Ro. PooaF, Trustee
Zee - 70-A
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL We understand
that meeting OF the democratic citizens of the
borough OF Harrisburg held on Saturday e.
vening last, at which .fieTanGer .hdhoR, Esq the
state treasurer, was recommended candidate for
Governor Resolutions, we l@arn. were passed,
requesting The democratic citizens Of the several
townships of Dauphin county to appoint repre-
sentaiives 10 county convention tor the purpose
OF choosing delegates TO the State Convention
which is 10 be held at Harrisburg on the ith o.
March naxt.-The meeting is said to have been
very numerous.
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Extract Of a letter. dated

fIUNkJOFI il y. DC. 3. ISZ6.
"lhe electors of president and vice president,
met here this day, and gave their votes for Jack
son and Calhoun. The assembly have chosen a
jackson speaker and cleri-they 20 the whole hog
for the General. 1 think Clay is completely put
down, never 10 rise again.
OilIO-The Electors for Ohio, met at Column
bus on Wednesday the Sd inst. and gave their votes
for Andrew Jackson, for President, and John c.
Calhoun, for Vice President of the. u States
Sentinel.
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Negroes for Sale.
M ILL he sold to the highest bidddr for cash KIM
eeen eour,hous, Monday the 18th Jan. n. IT. 6ens
Svu day. ten negroes belonging TO the estate of Henry
boyi RIOuARD pAEnv $500
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BRILLIANE Distribution OF PRIZES
ON TIE

3ISt Of December
COiIEN'S OFFICE-BALrrMonr.
November 81, 1928 X
" ne three hr' suhsohemes OF the Naryland Sfats
otsry, NO. for Io2s, being over in order 10 ajw ,;n
oi di', @ adventures renew small pr,ze., vel. al
'ori Az Opportunity 10 those supplied with
procure them, the drawing OF the Fourth scheme wh
completes the Lottery, wall take place City Of hair
more on Wednesday the Sist December when the whyle e
the following Prize, will be d.,risutsd, vz
HIGHEST PRIZE.
TEN THO US3.N,D DOLL1PS
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.HTyVd FIRE ASSURANCE COMPaN-Y
Office Of the Agent for the State of Virginia a,

THE Subscriber duly Authorized by the Pre.idept and
Director At The shove Company as their agent 10 rsepive
applications and ioissge Policies Of In.ufanee IN e,n ,d
Country throughout The Stale Of Virginia sssns. los, or
dsmsge by FIRE.
The Of iu'utapee will in an oase, he made a. lov ,
those 1t other good Offices The Capital 4 the CsBpnsv 4,
IVuDO doia' sae invested With Plus Capital vu
As important, to The Psry inurfng know the spSirs
81 the 0hce and The prompttude and healy with which III
ics'es are adjusted The satisfactory refeftnce, on mar
'u'yeet can be given 10 residents IN this Ciey
Ail sfpliosonsb by letter, POST paid Otherwise directed
the geut viii receive attention, sod The ncreafy rs Of
surrey furnished those liyng distance II required.
The following kinds Of Property fnahls viz Usgsl{-
ing House, Wsys Hoess MUS Mautae,oygs, snd other
bp"dmgs generaiy, HashiN>rg oods, Msthandi,e Fur
nHre, LberIes aud almost every deception Of 3elsonas
property The usual rules Of premium IN the Country sg.
from 70 and half per cent JNO. o. LAY
Dec %. cg@v41t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23
ELECTIONS.

.hIssouyi--The result is, for the Jackson ticket
S,272; for the Adams ticket 800; jackson ma.
jOrity 4,572-.Inore than 2 to l!
Indidnd-The votes we're for Jackson % ,237.
for Adams I7,052-Jacksor's majority 5lS2--On
the 30 inst ,he Electors met, gave their votes for
jackson, and appointed Gen. Homer Johnston
their special messenger to Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

MARRIED. Thursday last, by the Rev. Jesss Turner
Mr. Edmund " Tor,ytins Of ,i6 city. tq Mis- Julia
dsnSHer Of capt w. Burton Of Hearico.
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Extract Of another letter, dated.

The debate in relation to the Tarifwas yester-
day resumed in the Senate by Mr.. Grimke, who
after an elaborate argument of three hours and a
hall, gave way for motion for the Committee 20
rise and to report progress. He will conclude his
speech this morning. l need not say that he is
hostile to every resolution yet submitted to the
Senate. Charleston .NercurU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23
no THE EDITORS OFMe E.VQUIRE Err
THE CONVENTION

County representation not sanctioned by The true
principles Of Republics.
In maintaining this proposition, J have tte mis-
fortune probably, TO diIer with many OF my own
coun,rymen--thc Representatives Of some Coun-
ties in the West. ! sure they will accord to
me the same purity Of motives, in the opinions
which shall advance, which J readily yield TO
them, and will feel equal willingness with my
SELF TO submit our differences Of views to the test
Of argument and truth. | can surely have no
wish TO deprive any portion Of the West, Of its
just distribution Of political power. II is my own,
my native land II has been the land Of my An.
cestors, for nearly 100 years. From the Valley
Of Virginia, they removed 10 the Country Of my
nativity, at a time when +" the wboop FREE
quently awakened the sleep Of the cradle, and
when the silence Of the wilderness was often bro
ken by the yelis OF savage vengeance. They
performed their part in common with their fellow
citizens Of that period, in protecting the infant set
!lements from massacre and torture, and were fell
w-suiiercrs with them in many a long and toll
some Indian Campaign. The country tben tlIat
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.4nOther Revolutionary Officer gonsi--Major
William Jackson, OF this city, died this morning.
We have now left among US in PDladelphia, only
four or FIVE Of the officers Of the revolution of the
grade Of Captain and upwards. Pitt. Gdz.
fMai J. was formerly the Editor Of the Political
Register of Philadelphia, ard the author OF the
beautiful memoir of Col. Laurcns which recently
appeared in this paper. EHqRircrl