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sT4TE oFRHoDE-IsLX AND PROV
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
"a GencraL .AssensbLX, January 0esss0ns

STATE oFRHODE-ISLAND AND PROV
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
M General .Asse0sbiy, January Sessson'
1880,
An Act in addition 10 an act entitled
/" an act substituting nett weight
for gross weight, in sales and co"
tracts relating to articles OF mer-
chandise."
BE il enacted by the General As
sembly and by the authority thereof
itis enacted, That every person
who shall selfaad deliver, and every
person who shall weigh any hays or
make out a bill of the eight thereof,
in any other way Than by nett
Weight, or by allowing only twenty
hundred pounds for a a.on, Or one hun
drcd pounds instead Of one hundred
and twelve pounds, shall forfeit and
pay the sum OF ten dollars far every
such offence, one. half Of which penal
~ shall acrue to The person who
shall prosecute and Sue therefor, and
the othc, hall 10 The a-e ofthe town
in which The said complainant shall
reside. "a &e.
True copy: witness.
HENRY BOWE.N, Sec'ry.
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An Act explanatory and in amend
znent of the "act for the relief of
Resoivent Debtors"
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly and by the author
ity thereof il is enacted, That il
shell be the duty Of the Supreme Ju
Iicial Court strictly and ihorugbI,
to examine into tho conduct and pro.
'ceedings Of every petitioner who
shall come before them f0i the bcnef,
'of aid act, SO far as The interests of
his creditors have been, or are liabl,
10 be prejudicod or affected thereby !;
aud IN addition 10 his disclosure and
answers under oath, Ia require him,
If they think proper, to produce sa,
isiactory evidence Of all such fac is
as they may deem material to a full
understanding of the merits of Li,
case. And no such petitioner shall
receive a discharge in virtue of said
act. unless, upon full investigation as
aforesaid Of ids conduct and proceed
ipgs, and upon a hearing Of such les
,imony (if any, as his creditors
may present, he shalt in the opinio,,
of the court, exercising a sound dis
'crction thereon, be fairly and justly
entitled thereto.
SEC. 9. Aud be il further enact.
ed, That said court shall have pow
er IN their DISCRETION, TO dispense
with the term Of residence required
by the first section Of said act, In
any particular cases in which, under
all the circumstances, IL may in the
opinion Of tie court, be consistent
with the true intent and meaning oI
that section, and just and proper g.
to do,
So A true copy-witncss,
HENRY BOWEN, scc'ry.
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DR.. Franklin wa. once a member 4

DR.. Franklin was once member oI
a body in wkich ii was tente nded thai
"a certain amount Of property, (fif'y dol
lars we lhink) should be required Tor
voting. The doctor wa, opposed TO 1T.
+ To-day SAid he, "a man owns a jack
ass worth fifty dctlars, and he is cnti
tied to a .vo,e; but before the next e
lection the jackass dies. The man in
the me IA time, has become more expe
rienced, his knowledge of the princi
Piles Of government, and his acquain t
ance with mankind, are mere exten
sive, and he is there fore better quail
fed to make proper selection OF srul
eis-- but the jackass 10 dead and
the man cannot vote. Now, gentle
man, said he. addressing himself ts
the advocates Of that quail ication, :
/. pray inform ,ne, in whum is the right
Of suffrage ? la the man or the jack
ass p
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The following retort courteous is
from the Harrisburgh (Penn.) INTEL,
gencer Of Friday. 1t is spart OF legis
lative debate:
'Mr CRAFT, young man T consid
cradle promise from Alleg,ny county,
having th'ot proper to answer Mr.. Mar
tin. Of Philadelphia county, on the sub
jcct with party feeling, M. Martin. an
swered Mr.. Graft, by saying that be
would quote the following poetry for
the gentIemAn's instruction:
"Large vessels can-may venture more,
,Butlllitle Craft must keep the shore"
Mr.. CRAFr replied, that when TIE
gentlemen offered argument, he would
answer him but as he hid been pleas
ed to amuse the House with poetry, he
would add the remainder of the coup
let
"The noble swallow seeks the sky,
But foolish Martins can but try
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a true. copy Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, SeC'ry.

An Act to repe. AN act entitled
!" All act to aspend.pruceedi"gs on
petitions Tor the benefit Of The arl
entilled All ACT Tor the relief III IT,.
ssolveiA Debtors"
@a Belt enacted by the General As
sscmbty and by II'e authority thereof
IL is enacsed, That the act aforc-
said be and the same is hereby re-
pealed. A true copy-wiIncss.
HENRY ROWEN, Sec'ry.
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On the 7ih hinst. in the neighborhoosl
Of Malaga, Gloster ceunty,-N. j. man
oftbe name of Conner got drunk. drove
his wife and seven chil'lren forth in
the night, set fire 70 his dwelling, and
was crushed and burnt to death under
the oof,which fell upon him, IN aames.
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uR con. ouR oourTar. oUa-ss'sss.
THE STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY, FEB. 20. Iss
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
AND
L.aJNDHOLDER' s PROX.

ASA WWSlWRs
lOf Providenee.)
FOR AIEUT. GOVERNOR.
CHARLES COLLINS,
(of Newport.)
SENATORS.
1 DANIEL CORNELL, of Glocester.
2 HEZEKIAH BoSwORTH, of Warren.
BENJAMIN SMITH, of N Kingston.
4 STEPHEN B. CORNELL, ofPortsmosth
JAMES F. SIMN0AS, ofJohnson.
6 ELISHA WATSON. or South King ston-
THOMAS wHIPiLE, of Coventry.
8 CHARLES ELDRIDGE. of E Greenwich
GEORGE D. CROSS, of Westerly.
10 GEORGE BURTON, of Crauston.
HENRY BOWEN. Esq. Secretary.
ALBERT C. GREENE, Esq
Attorney General.
THOMAS g. PITyMAN. Esq.
General Treasurer.
N~o%~~>~~
or We are disappointed il not b.
ing able ito comply with our propos
ed plan. iM, week We hope t. be .
ble.to present our 81 No. with new
type--when it will be enlarged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

G eA REWARD.-R'nawsy from, the sub,cr;
R 80 oer' Few day. ago. negro men-sI of
which were purchased in Richmond in the cour.. 81
me 'sst6 weeks--and we have doubt hut thew are
now lurking ahcut the cy-Eiam, slias, Page, atsw.
nsy eoou,su 'e'io"' remarkably gsnteai and speaks
omar SHARKS reco'lec'ed, he is about feet 10 inche,
In he'gnt0was purchased Of dr. Myers Of Richmond.
ahu IL Wen kno%n IN the city ashington low sta
'ure--ssy feet 3 inches-no ma,s. rero,I.c,J 80
purchased o. Mr. Beverley Randolph OF Richmond and
am not mistaken, was advertised by that Gentleman
s s9he weexs eso' aud minute description given OF
men n'gh-"as bought Of Doc'. Curtis seven miles
from the ciiy-and is no doubt now in the nelgbbour
moon % me Dortor'-no marks about him recoected;
he is very large and robust and speaks rather stams
ney The above reward will be given for their de,iv
eryruher in Henrco the city Jailor te n dollars d
ven for the delivery Of eith~ r-or secured in s;,h
J, RICHARD RITsSEII % 1,,"er
SoP'' 81 49,
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.
VIEWS OF VIRGINIA..

VIEWS OF VIRGINIA..
believe there IL thinking man in the Commun-
~, 70 matter how Unconcrrnsd msy be his feelings A.
bout The general nierosts who will readily confess
hat We have reached cri'is truly Alarming aud por
ientons, and hat The people may rsssonably entertain
The mort melancholy Anticipation Our Rulers have
plunged ~, by succssslye steps. deeply in nirfor
lu0s,-I might almost say wrelchsdncss,-- our no.
ucal condition bee ut length aroused and engrnssod
The whole attention of the people The greatest foe 10
human liberty in bis oy malevolent mood could ROT
have an1cips 81 more rapid deeenetsry, than our
country ssVefy day accomplishing. Could any IN an
who Virginia in the day. Of her ascs infancy
he stood proudly prominent among her Sisters in
wisdom, wealth. sud TALENT, in all that is great and
gioTiOus--when her creed vas the S,sndard around
which. The pat,ip bands 4 ON all po'n's raiei--when
her unloading bfmness AMI devotion pfiuciple we're
admired ard apo'aud.d by al who ~i messed i-conld
such an hsve believed it possble The 80 soon h.
reach The almost entire opposite 81 what he tben saw
her' Yet who can cay that such not the fact Torn
nv intestine tarfionhsfrssed, year after year. by the
nproviden' aud UncAn legislation Of her own dome..
tic ru'ffs-shove al, geouad 10 dust by The odious
out roa on, and perssied in, in spe Of experience
taxed, und her comp .llsd to a. from the mis-
erabe wo'D-oii, oil 6eds they cultivate Tor bread Ia
ne western iotest Who ihat behods her. and re-
" cN unon her former greainsss, il no, ready 10 ex
CAIN Alas how failenl Not tnly have we been
robbed nader color II Law, NJ all wealth but cur
prH cipes--our lorgeberished pruciprs,- arc begin
nng TO yield TO that key, which has been but too fuly
said TO undo every hing. Already does our Congress
number among iis body three Vrg MIA Representative
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

ENXECGTORS SALE.--In pursusrce of the lat
-, - WI ana testament OF Joseph McGshee, deed
late OF Caroline County, shall on the ian
day oi October next IL fair, If not then tho next fair
Day eai'er at his late residence proceed to sell Ia
The highest bidder, on t~slve month credit all hi. F.
late, both real and personal (slaves exceo,edI Tn.
purchasers OF the real Estate will he rsou,ed IN rive a.
many bonds, with apnroved security as there are de-
are discharged. The purchasers of the per.onai F:y
sts viii be required 10 give bonds with approved ss
y, persons indebted to the Estate of Mr. Me-
Gshee are requested TO make pavment and ,hos. -
ing claims against it will max, Inc m knnvn ~ ~ ~ "
before the day Of Sails. NV w ~
FREDERICK HARRIS
- Executor Of Jos. Me Gebee
'P'' -
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MANAGERS,

Md TO prizes each OF a600-S500 8 100 and a3OO
-bs'ide' 5000 $l00-S9O $50 S7O-S6O-s5O-
80, &c. &c.
Tickets SlO-fIslv's S5--Quarters 5O--Eigh'h, 25
package Of 20 whole dckets-,wbieh NAV draw IN,
Three highest caPals-snd which is esmpelled TO Dr. NV
800 may b. had for $20O-psckssss of shares in IN.
same rrorortion.
Orders nddrerssd 10 Yates & MrTufvre nronvtiv
attended 10. YATES s. MCINTYRE
Managers
sept zI dO--A
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MANAGERS'

Hp ONAWAf IN Jdu.-Wos committed 10 tbe jail
bN Of Cumberllnd County, (Vs( ON Tho frs, Jsv ~
July last negro woman named JANE WHITE Eve
i"ei LIZ inches high, Of dark complexion about 2I
or ~ years OF sgs. ard says che is h and was
IN The iowo OF Petersburg. But, not having any proof
That che y free, the is requested 10 come for
wsrd prove property, pay chatges and take her aev
or she viii be dealt with az tho law drects
s. ~. PARROCK,
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gtNENALE SEMlNARY.-MR 4 Mas HAMIL-
- Ton will resume ihs dute, OF their prof.ssio, ~,
moodsy, the llb October next, on shoeke Hill in
hs most eligible situation that can be procured OF which
rus noce VIII he given 1t IL tbsir intention to give
inc seminary every advantage, that schooI Of the
standing can possess, and from the manner in which
w be conducted, thsy hope 10 merit share of The
patronage Formerly so literally awarded them
Ierms-For the scholastic year Of 10 month";. $40
fuel S2 CIV
The French and Spanish Languages, Music. Draw.
ing, nc. an eSra charge will be made.
Sept. ~. doe,
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Sept. 81.

NN7E offer for sale.
Wv 10 bhds sugar, ST. CIoix, Porto Rico and N.
leans, part prime
&c boxes end Is bbIs Loaf sugar
20 hlls wss, India mrla.ses
10 10 and go hbl. ". q. do
250 hsgs coh-e, Java I,syurs ~. J,go R,o an,
st. Dcmrgo '"N
$500 zach. liverpool blown salt
5nO do 20 ground din
5000 bushels Lisbon %
40 tons Der iron. swedes, Engl.h and American.
assorted ~ '''""'
10 tons castings, assorted
=, Cast. shear. German and blistered steel
10 tons pig iron
81 kegs cut mil. and brad., assorted
10 do wrought do
Nova Scotia grind stones
500 sides soal lie a,her
Cali skins and urpcr DO
$50 Buenos Avres hides
Sicily MADEIRA, Canary. =
s ss' 8; ,ss :%::; %i.::
% tierccs rice
IL tierras clover eeed.
Window g'ars, 10 by IL, 8 by 10, 6 by 8 and 8
by III, in whole and bali boxes
Sho, assorted, bar Lad, Pun powder
Copperss, alum, -alt petre. birthstone
pimeoto, pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowder imperial and black tea
Seears, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls end hanks
Bale rope and cotton b.gginy
Stters, soap and caudies
MuscataI raisns
Flax seed
25,0 lbs bacon
200 ,ier""s Th,ma ton lime
Oh bb- No 3. mackarel, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, ear,ben and stone ware
Whitemore's cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanner's oil
Domestic goods, sheengs, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. SC. Sc
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the -romattox e ton
Factory. LEWIS " ma g. ~
Sept. -. aO-s,
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edmond COTTON FACToRY.-Tbe Sub.
'cribets of for sale, Al their Office, nsar Sbockos
""'"O"se' me ioiowns goods made at their Factory;
~ Cotton Sheefings
"a do IShirfines
Stout Cotton OsnaJures. 20 inches ride
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods ars believed to DO equal in quality Ia
any made in the United States, and will he cold az low
% goods OF similar quality be purchased in the Nor.
them Markets
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
sept ~. 40--f
HNOk RENT, three story Brick House, with a
~ Brick Kitchen aud Smokehouse in the rear and
two large Collars
THE House Is in good repair, and welI-6hed for dry
rood Sore, in The centre OF ~ Street, Shock@ HIM.
Possession can be bed shortly, by applying 10
J. NJ. DEL-CAMPO
Who has for rent FIRST rate Piano Forte by the year
Sept. ~. A0-tf
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English white lead
London silk and ginsham Umbrellas
London porter
Port wine, bottled in Opor,o
Crates Of earttenwar-, assorted
81 Nail.-qusr, hotties
Tin pl,e and brazioy copper.
Ai-o, very nOe old Madeira wine imnofted the.
years ago, direct from Madeira, aud since then ba.
h'd the benest OF VOYAGE to and from London
oep'. "a 4o-f2t' c. s A. WARWICK
MOTlCE.-0n the second Monday i'm Nov ns,,
~ ~ a, the courthouse door of the county of James
Guy, IN Wilamsburs9 in pursuance OF a decree of
me Superior Court OF Chancery Of the wiIliamsbyry
District shall sell at public auction two tracts oflaad
lying in James City. ore tract containing a50 go
situated ON Ware Crsek. adjoining the lands Of John r
D owne, John ~ Jones, and WIN Richardson dec,S =
ne ohsr supposed TO contain 40 acres, situated on
Skimino C,eek-and bonnded by the lands If
George w. James, p Jones and william Hn'
kios IL IL chiefly wooded-some of il keing vir.
gn Land, in oak and pine, and the residue (ex
cspt small held) covered with pines of small siz
and ea!y cleared The soil is II adsp ed 10 The Gull
or' CT cotton, corn, aad oa:s and portion of il il he
"eo 70 &c quite productive m whsat. For further in
orinai' reference may he had to Colonel W,,L;ns
o New Kent, or TO Msjor Edmund Christian Of Rich
mopI " N'e"-
Also at New Kent courthouse, en- the second Thurs
DAY IN octohsr next parcel Of marsh an6s or sunksn
grounds, in tbs county Of King William consinng a.
POM 4oo acres II ia opposite TO the of Cumber
lars, IN New KEN, and from recent experiments o.
anu siphiarly situated II u considered very vsu,h.
M, ground IS perhaps as dry Swamp land as snv on
taS Fanu'ky, may he easily reclaimed az trifng
'0sr; "hen compared 20 the value after reclamation
lhese sales viii be on credit OF twelve months -
Bond and security. to DO approved by me- will be re-
CURED Tor tn" purchase money-also lien on the land
ITSELF. " "' '"""
~ the same place hr above.namcd, on the 29h Sent
as Trustee tor certain creditors of Joshua Storr bv he
consent aud The directions OF the same creditors. shall
sell, al public auction Tor cash the f,l,ow;no ""''
WIZ bi'y, George and Moses, valuable ne TO men-aso
Hannah aud Jenny, valuable young womeo-and SvI.
VIA and her Two children. This Sale will be mad. nm.
der two Daed- OF T,us, OF Record i'm the CI.,L, O;
OF this Couny-Sel!ing Trustee sh all mol waIr,n,
the TILE, hu, il Is believed to b. unous STONED
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr Trustee.
| James City S-rt. 81 an "a,
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MEETINGS IN CHARLESTON,


Two meetings of the Citizens of Charleston have
been lately held The first for the relief of the Irish
People-ihe second consisting of the Frcuch the de-
scendsnts of the French, and the friends of Liberty in
gene a 10 do honor The late Revolution France Re-
solutions were rapturouly adopted in honor of the Ma
uona Guard and of the Polytechnic School, OF he illus
trlous Deputies Laite, Perer, Puraveau the Generals
Lafayette, Gerard and Droue who, the risk of their
lives, headed the citizens 10 the country, and
arrangements made for celebrating these glorious
events every generous soul, and every true French
man. is invited TO participate in this Jubilee OF Liberty
Major JAMES HAMILTON, Jr in behalf of himself
anu a number OF respectable Csroinians, who were
present, expressed in short, but impressive address,
MS feelings for the success of the cause"
The Richmond Enquirer the publication Of Cen
etef without 1T the Time giving commentary upon
Treated US with something like of his generosity
we are sure that the Enquirer did be unud
yet when tho dscourtosy letter considered we
thk that justice would have required
publication OF the which reiucd his propositions without
initiating his oxamplc'
We azure the Editor OF The Culpeper Gszeus, tina,
we Intended to manifest want Of generosity Kind
ness II here were any dscourtesy Gen. DaLt's
letter, the Editor will do tn. jusuce TO coufess thar
we omitted the pissage. We struck all conro
Ve-9ai carte G1d fferce as Ear possibly coull
re'cA i. W. assigned at the time The reasons for our
e-pubiishipgthe letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

u Our Agent will tend Fiuvauua and Albemarle /
C"urts wi the bates OF the ConveniiGn."- Sub.
scrioers aud oilers can prccurs them at those places
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

there any man. ask who can censurc the course here
pursued! Was Mr. W. wrong in receiving the applica-
ton OF the Indians and examining their case9 Assured
ly notior without such examination he could not de-
eide on its merits This investigation brought him 10 the
conclusion, that the law Of Georgia was
and that the Supreme Federal Court had jurisdiction of
the subject. His reasons for this opinion have not
seen-they are am told) in the papers and tn Sc who
wish II examine them For the purpose of these re.
marks (the defence of my friend honest and in
care not whether they be taken as
soundo unsond That they the sincere convictions
ms mind, the best he could give the case
All must in common fairness admit Thinking, then that
he indians had suffered wrongs had remedy could he
properly refuse them his services? No dtcYeT sure
VIII say he coud-they know too well the duties Of the
profession Nor 10 tnk that any man. after rcfec-
on ana reading the oath which the counsel take before
mey are admitted TO the bar, hesitate. Suppose
MIR. Writ had said 10 the Cherokees-I have examined
your case-i think you have suffered wrong-I think
there Is remedy provided for you-but YOU must ap
ply TO other counsell cannot give YOU ssonal aid
would not every high minded advocate every hon.
orable man, have exclaimed Strike this ellow from the
roiiiks base craven, for fear of personal conseouen
ces he has refused TO take the cause of the he
cause they pjor weak and deienceless and their
adversary, strong, powerful and fornidablei' Can he
then be censurabc when, instead of this sneaknu and
cowardly course he has determined TO brave all conse
qucnces in defence OF what he considers the cause az
the oppressed And is il FOR this gallant and manly
course that he is 10 lose the respect of the chvary Of
this Ancient Dominion? will mott cannot believe it,
In thes. remarks, yon will discover no n,enion TO
touch the question of "Stae Rshts'-no wish TO min.
gle in The siie OF party poli,ics--nothng, in short
but NJ ARDEN desire however weak the e,r') T., vim.
dica'e ON most upmeted abuse, the cherished friend
OF my youth, my manhood. and my age. And az your
paper gave currency here 20 the attack You will npt
presume, refuse the OF justice {, the de
fence ANGUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

VIE following are the numbers drawn in the 18th
- Gas. OF The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery:
IA 10 % 30 45 rs NJ
YATES + .rLNTYRE
Sept. %. a",,
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The Elections undsr our new Con.v,lon ara n,
oroachng. They will all take place ia the north o.
October IL Is hoped, that the People will look on, To-
thei- good ard true msn-the men OF tslenis and dis
erection, 10 ganizs the Government and to pr..
serve the sound principles of the OIL Dor,iuon -Crea,
expectations formed of the Energy of tho ne X,
General Assembly. The cause Of In,eraM Improve
ment demands attention. Let the tnni. of Iudvilu-
avs De called forth TO unite with those OF tie Coui on.
wealth., 10 such schemes only, So ave perfectly dges,
ed--ani nothing un6-r,ske. OF which we have no,
well consi'ered ths end"--and we may do much, "
ry much, 10 Improve tn State we'll to rsrslrs The
usurpstons OF the Fed-ra Gnvsrnmvn'.-Thers mr.
various schemes, OF course, which wi carppts for
patronage OF the Saie--such az, the irrrove ment o
the Sou'h Branch and the Shepandoah-th. opening O.
,oads' 10 The Wes', aud turnpkug in the East aud last
nut 10, least, the lock and dom system the Jane
River, and railroad cut to Charleston in Kanswha
County. With these facilities we nav com. and an
Immense portion OF the trade roo Missouri Ia
diana Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, &c.. aud pour tho stream
OF fertility ron the Ohio to the borders of The Allan
with Legis AZURE composed of pure political prnci-
PIES OF great public spirit OF the wisdom aud t4Auls
OF the State, Virginia may hold up her hsai with tie
IN st thriving OF her sisters.
The National Io,eiligrncer say, The isnsuage Of
the Erqtirer" is " Dowa with Int rnal lmpr,v :
ment-dbwn With Domestic Mdnulac'urt sack o.
ad sac Rights forever ~ N W, mark the din :
renee I've 20 against Internal i,pfoveinents an
NJ Manufactures that are 10 he established the ruin :
OF The Cous ituiion The lnellgencer would VIC ate
the Co.'s itu,ion Of its Country, for The purpo.e OF
promoting ihem.--We go for Internal improvements
that are 10 he discreey established, by the funds and
good s:nse OF the State, or OF Indyilua.s.-We 20
for such Domes ic Manufactures which our county
ripe Tor, and which ought he aci,v
interests If injivduals di,cove, FIJI Int
Ger ia in favor OF the power OF the Federal Gov. ro
ment. eln's wi'hou' arv lm alton from The Charter
We 80 both for State Rights and the federal powsr
each within ts proper sphere of acionh.as onro,sd
both to ConSolid ton ami to disuuicn.-We go 70,
Jackson against H. Clay, because tho former is more
agrsC able 10 the principles Of 90 and 9g that TO- thu
Jefsrsouian schooi.-The Iatslligsnc.r goes fer II
Clay who is an ultra Politician OF he Federal School