Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01

aoe ana intrepid Representative of The People
Seesson tho feorle OF his hock
horse back and on foot, companies,
Aisss this drank Mr. wti returned thanks IN
snort speech and concluded by giving following sentiment:
"Denjan ranAiin, Nathaniel Gnene, aud Re Sheruau
meeting has been held Liverpool which the Mayor Of
na cry presided where number OF resolutions were passed.
snd committee appontei for OF taking me
prevent the renewal Of the East Companys Charter
..S n. 1 , are among those resolutions
I'm the motion OF James lrope Esp, seconded by Henry
: Booth Esq,
Resolved unanimously, That, appears from official return.
Uat IN the year 1919, to
yards Of printed calicoes aud 2s4os yards plain cacocs
wolfe 1877 the export OF printed cscoes IA 49, 55
yaras ana OF pain l9s3laS the Increase iu tire port
PLAN cai'coes the description commonly by the natives
nens IS fold tha. OF cotton twist late the expor
10 INDIA was only III 5O0bs. weight while 1877 the expor
was S063 S68lB weight, and has since been
increasing That IN metal hardware, eahenware and NAM
o'net goods, an immense has taken place That i
the year 1919 the settlement of Singapore at that time esor,
ea to chiefly by pirates was taken by the British
oovefnment and made free port; and 1927 its inror
trade amounted to seca rupees with correspond
export tus showing the exhaustive benefits rive,
nom nee commercial intercourse and altogether aordag
greatly increased and increasing field OF employment for B
ION the motion OF J. T. Altson Esq, seconded by O. Hey
4 worth, ESQ.,,
Resolved unanimously, That the cultivation of Indigo pdi
East India Company has rapidly increased ti the oror
now amounts in value about millions sterling per annum
lin the world aud satisfactorily proving the vast capahnes
the SOIL allowed to be called forth by adequate capital skill
and enterprise"
"On the motion OF Robert Benson ESQ., seconded by Thomo
Brocklebank, Esq,
resolved, unanimously That the article of Tea affords pro
inent instance OF ie injurious effects the pree
pt'ce IN London free of duty, being than loo per Cen,
posing upon the people of this country burden OF upwards
millions and has,ering per for the sole bench,
its intention tina, Great Britain be supplied with Tea
cheaply as Continental Europe"
son the motion of Samuel Hone ESQ seconseo bv IL, IL.
! Tayleur, ESD, ~
Resolved, unanimously, That independently OF commercial
this meeting conten ates with deep
ae oil mental deaseent in which the mighty population
ndostan has hitherto been doomed remain; while is EVIL
den s free and enlarged with this country aided
ny liberal and humane legislation, alone warning
extend the benefits ofcvzaton pu, end III n,erven
custom OF the burning Of widows together other revolving
s,pcrsos, and to confer intelligence aud happiness on mil.
lions OF our possessing the strongest claims
sympathy and protection"
very large committee appointed carry effect the
Mayor and Common Council OF Liverpool; collecting evil.
dence by corresponding with similar vus;
Parliament Whenever this subject shall before Parla
en will be of the important ever engaged ,fe
Extract of aleer o coioured man, recently of Bal,imosr
1 nssa MoNnoy,., .!fisa, 9th January 1929
that 10 inform OF the death of Mr. Lott Cary who with
November IN the OH Agency house. ao, 10 o,k s, o
whie IN The ACT Of preparing cartridges take Up
raaS .nd nDy factory to prevent slave. from landing
pened In the house. and the table where damaged
winch Ieh from the
aud candle was sitting on the table Mr. Cary came
o the house 10 tell them be- particular with the powder &C.
also stated that tins loose powder would fash if FIRE got it,
one OF the boys appeared ycd H. as flashed he
drew his hand back which knocked candle II ran 10
the nonT where laid or barrels of powder called fixed
nnnton, ana short time the assuner; Mr. C.
Ia Just turned his back and GOT mic the
piazza thought when the report was, march
ana came out equipped but when got ote spot did my
eyes nehoid such sight or my such Nothing
the s1 had peaed from head TO foo, and
some with their e blown of My good friends apprehended
s' was one OF the unfortunate number as my Office in
the house and beng commissioned officer but had adopted
my fathers rule winch lie often told me- 10
observe that to be at hone or In bed bed time" and by
VI" 30 Going, am spared 10 write this melancholy
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL
Ihs tribute 10 the application industry Of this
uary l8, 1929. "
Since been here have made !, rule 20 qo N he'd a,
O'clock and rise early have light dress and light
AIN sure 10 have the peepne into my
rose this morning il seems WAS mo-, ,hs
FIRST III the great family gcd the National Hotel Passing
by the windows Of the Chief Jusiice him fully dressed
engaged in ng his desk make no question that Inc
thus every morning during the sessions of the Supreme
Court Tie sits IN nom II until O'Clock liable roug,
the 20 the Interruptions Of company for he is popuar
and vencated man. object of much sincere as well as
fashionable regard and therefore appropriates sweet
and Ii Of the oni,p 10 real the Immense records
daily Sub ntted counsel examine quoted authorities scan
his own notes and write ont the opinions Of the
while presiding in this is Hercuean inieed and that he
Is able To accomplish mach due early rising
do the other jiges do not perform their
share Of labor the court Some of them we know 10
have been industrious through life but notorious that the
Chief Justice is the Atlas OF the Bench.
Sailors md SGintS.--Among the recent London
publications., which the Messrs Harpers have rcpuh-
llshed there is under this title made I'D of scenes
OF nautical life and nautical men. 1t is by the au-
thor of the Naval Sketch Book, and the merit 90
which the strongest claim is made is that of fidelity
IN using the language and depicting the PECULIAR
ties OF the race he is describing. Indeed on this
head ne hnds fault with oar codntryman Cooper and
taxes him with bluniers in seuianship and ignorance
OF naval plraseOory--a criticism, which we dare
say either practically with his pcn the author OF
the Piot could return With interest There is much
humour III these page6 We extract one scene Mt
Portsmouth play house, where the the E7ora
had been treated by ther Commander TO the sight of
play, and that play Oihekio. Many characteristic
remarks are put INTO the mouths Of the sailors during
the progress Of tic piece, and the story concludes
thus;
Bat whatever eXciation these honest susceptible
souls had viously sui rcd was merely as dust in the
holu 1tss,si