Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

burg do intend to surrender the Ship, without
spirited struggleThe Rail Road has been
upon. What success awaits the enterprise must, OF
course, be developed by experiment. For part adj
verng TO the tite but true maxim. that Opposition Is
fair and honorable competition for t. Here and about
here. judging from certain appearances at this time,
should say that the tide Of public opinion sets down
the Roanoke. The lower part OF little which
borders the river, and which for years has been
mere barren. boasts the sound OF the ham
mer aud saw. commodious and extensive warehouse
IL now rcctng aud will be sufficiently completed
for the reception OF produce, and we understand
cond one at least is designed. We shall continue
frequently notice this all-important and Increasing
subject. fHdiVar, Nv. C) Minerva.
THE BOSTON REpORr
OF all the publications which have appeared in this
country in favour Of the principles Of free trade, and ia
opposition TO the narrow selfish, and poll
cy, miscaied the Americen SYSTEM" there Is none
which stands conspicuous, the "report Of com.
miitee Of the citizens Of Boston and vicinity, opposed
to further increase Of duties uporations," first
published on the 3Oh November 1927, prior TO the pas
sage Of the last tariff law. This work occupies
ume Of hundred and eighty pages Of closely pin
ted Octave and has passed through 1Su, editions re-
Charleston. 1t Is ascrbed to the pen of practical
merchant, one Of the members of the committee, and
when say, that IL contains more substantial infor.
nation, more sound doctrine and more practical illus.
ration, connected with the great truths of political
eoromy. than is to be found in the space in any
book IN the English language, express the opinion,
we believe Of all those with whom have
on the SUBJECT whose judgment in such matters Is en-
titled to any weight The Boston Report is, in ine, in
ton Of Nh. nr;nc,ias' ,,,;b ;,Ia hP 'h ru.s .,
,.; -. r. IN" " mas oeeh 'ne oesign "
80 S ~ =, " .''" "o '.'o.' "'as'e''y Ieiu'a-
10. , -; 80; ~ ~, VIZ Ies'1ie'ise party, hs. mas
commend II TO the pcrusa OF ALL who DESTROYS tho
roughly understanding the interest Of the country
:, -. p " % ~ " so'"ess !" an" we "o
man who is the subject Of these remarks that most
the limited knowledge which we possess of the practi.
cal operation of the restrictive system ha. been er;
M hat wit thaA
our Lahore "a an humble co ,I;n,or; IL hr -.
of apricuIiural and commerc?si 6a, k,i 'us. ,
have beer a. I;sb, ,s s,a,, hr ~ WI. uo'
In our paper of to-day we rubbish from ,hs R.ro,, !,
ouestiop section unon M c,nsa. ~ H., ci,p; ~,
prices of cotton goods which zoe a IT,, ,S WI,
he road with n,re, na ros, ~ er ourseves WIN
have never seen 4; hsCrs hn, 49, 90. my oy ,o,e VINO
already misr with ,po Even ny nose VINO are
' WV .rEra" IT. III ,e eS volume
AN O,n co,ursro,,,v.r ~. ..,;.s...,s.,',
meaning If The rsmsrI ,ds mas mseon,.raed 'he
raIa,ivo 70 M ,,or, or pofy n - ~. ' Pape''
ence ~ The n,s..n. 90 SJ a., Ds", a'u upon refer
some what .,nh;ounns W. I;J ~, ~ - was
principles Of poIi,ical eeonomv a. sn h INA, ane
,Iemap had no where eI.o hssn ',% ~ uy Una. gen
Iearn;na. hui H., H. 49,, " " &c res VI
cours. ef essa,s -, ,Ii ~, IN ,he
the s,nc,;on ~ III oG. ~ ,s IT;, puo's.eu u"uer
,,bieb oJporote M ,.str;.,;,o ~, = -, ~ " 90 1
he en- pronuIga,ed within ,hs III, c oe'1'e
voted to the dissemination of,bc truths o1 nh;,osonh W.
are well acouajntsd ,yb III. ronn, ,,n ~ az W
able proie ssor referred IN bv onr corrssnon,, ~ 49,
sorry that the misconstrncion n ,yb;ch On ho
washable should have occ ,,inn. "a a. \, w., ipsy
of an oversight on our mar, Of hi honor,I,
the cause of sound Joctrine ~ ~ ~ " s'e' >"
In reference 10 Mr. Dew. Iect,ros ,va ,o,,,J 20
commend to his pubisber IN forward fsyv con;os -
sumo book seller of ills civ: and mon annrs;nr ~, r
their arrival we will mention II for the hsn. q, of or
ubscribers several of whom have exnrsssed ,,,; ,
sire TO possess the work IB
R.,r,,,o.r o., 10 =, LII, - ,..s, ;.
d,v l. IN. ann;yors,rv If a., ha,,i .r Wh'
which Corn,yaI l;, srrenJrsd AMI AZ C.ns;c;, s,,,
,yas 20 baya hssn r.;,.I 7, hann.n. 'nco.,,na,sI.
paonc ceIeuration nor any important event =
likely 10 mark the importance of the day hut we are
happy 10 say that day so highly distinguished in the
annals of Liberty il 3ot to be nerm,ed - n,s an 81
y; y, I ; ,e. ne Ddumore Theatre and Circus
he or.r.d tn - ;."hny attractions are to
,imor;ans ,ni ."W,;, Co, oe n.' WIN rioc bal
rIavaJ ~. 9. c., -. y n >, wiz "ouoIess be
DooIIs I,rc.d In hns' r. -. , Su"s, anu tahRee
ternr;s;na ,,,an,,,.r. III, - "y "e u"-' me en-
va;p van w w Pe'h'''eu 10 'anor IN
w oar. HeP.
We ""e veen Po"'e'y favored with the following
VI 'eier rom an American 10 Paris, to his
Tienus III tiils CITY, dated Aug, IS. 1929:
nou,u nir. hiVes ne deficient in the French Ian
d. Fit, II '' ,'nee iongnac perfect master OF
"a, NJ D.; W. n'o"| - minister OF foreign al
;,i I'VE WI, nave me advantage oil treating
:" The aarsr. ~ or ni,n's s'ay
III. ee"e'ai opinion mere 49, mat The Russians hav.
rc"chen oonst'nunop1e ami either entered
VI uS y. ace u"'er Jus VANS. Tue English have blus.
81, I WI e1re"eu' ou' u IS now hought they viii
~, o 1890, Nc Itehch are 100 nuch occupied with
E. msS u Ni',s'y 10 'hink OF The affairs OF the
W;;, "e Sou.u'is are gehefhhy opposed 10 the new
.s'J' ANU sohe people are contdent they will not