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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-03

CO7TON OZ.NaBURGS, &c.
lust received, and for SALE few bales beavv
- Cotton Oznaburgs, and ga Brown Shirtings
fromthe Petersburg Manufacturing Company.
mar ST OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
TAINTED to Rent,
IA at this Office 'y-'"9u'fs
feb PITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-03

EanATA.-In yesterdays Wing. in part Of the i'm
preshsn-spcaking of De Witt Clinton, for cuuse
read canal.
Where reference is made to Mr.. Peytons Report
for 1919 read 1909.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-03

81 % 81 10 80 IS 81 SO "a.
WERE the numbers drawn in the New York
w Consolidated Lottery, Extra Class, No. 3.
Maine State Lottery, Class No. 4.
Drawing will be received TOMORROW.
60 Numbers-IO Drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-03
AMcttotg sales,


~ OTIS, DUNLOP e CO.
OHY GOODS At AUCTION
Vn WEDNESDAY, the Sd March, AZ 10 o'clock
wlh De sold at our auction rooms, 100 pack a0cs &c
NIy foods, adapted to the Spring, comprising ee-
neral assortment of desirable articles.
Terms at sale.
feb 90 O. n 4, IN a..s
In our sale on WEDNESDAY, the I'd March
VIII DC, 40 bales brown Sheetings and Shirtinrs
10 cases Plaids and Stripes
10 bales Scotch Oznaburgs
cases Irish Linen
do. Linen Pocket Handkerchicls
do. Silk Goods
do. Cotton Hose
I do. Lawns
do. Damask Sstteens
do. Ga Cambria
I do. A do.
do. Calicoes
do. Grndurills.
mar O. ID. a. 20 49,
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
AUCTION
Tn THURSDAY, March 4th, half past 10 oeloc n, o
Auction Store, - -'oe--' - oul
20 hhds- prime molasses
100 boxes soap
100 do. candles
1oo seams wrapping and writing paper
An assortment of chairs -
10 hhds. N. Orleans rum
J do. Jamaica do
do Antigua do.
40 bags coffee
SO barrels whiskey
20 boxes lemons
Apples, potatoes. Almonds &c
mar Z D: A. & Co. Aucrs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-03
LIQUORS & WINES.

LIQUORS & WINES.
YTNEE subscriber informs his friends md ,b, -
hc particularly those who do not belong to anv
particular Society, that he has on hand choice rs
sortment Of old Liquors and Wines, which he will
which are the folowing-
Old Champagne Brandy
Do. Cognac do.
Do. Jamaica Rum
Do. Antigua do. lSG
Holland Gin, "Swan brundv Pc
Old Whiskey 90
Do. Peach Brandy So
Do. Apple Jack do. IS
DO. Madeira Vino SS
DO Sicily do. do. 90
Do. Muscat do. 2
Dry Malaga do. and
Old Irish Whiskey.
FEB 27-12tf VIM. j. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17
CAMPFIELD RACES,
GLoUcEsTsR County, Va.
Commenced the 1oh of .Hau.

LIST day-a sweepstske for colts and FLIES q ,,o...
- ODD entries.
n Davs's s. y. by Riego,
I. Caryss @ by Young Hal.
r. Nelson's 3 by do
Aime-ist heat I'm. 57s.-2d do. On.
~ "a day-another sweepstake-miIe heats.
y. Cary's n. q John Hornet,
n Dayis'sBl. =. Betsy Hal,
r. Nelson's n. Swimp. 90
iime-ist hent I'M 6os-2d do I'm. sis.
u ard day-Jockey Club purse-9me b.o,s
WIN; M'ngesn' H. May Day, by Sir Archie. a vea,s
rector Ss Davis's D. F. Sally Hornet, q do. by Sir
IL Csrys DO Bundle Dee, by Sir Arcbie ca,
this race severe contest was expected bc,
msy DAY and sally Hornet May Day Ind tho 49,,
and they ran locked the first miles when saI.
ard mile Sally bolted giving the pur Sc to NJ. me
a, one heat, which was run in Sm 57a dist 10y
m, ath day-Propretors purse-mle beo,.
W." Va hinges So. J. c. by Archie, , years
II ENarysD o. Bundle Bee, by do d. q
b'"a7ns n. y. John Hsrn~t, Sd;s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

me late English papers represent tho number Of
emgrants to the British colonies and the a. Sto,es
70 TO DC great beyond precedent; crowds of Scotch
seaporis for embar ka,on WI '''c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17
MR.. SENATOR HILL

), ms gentleman. rejected by the Senate No OIL
comptroller OF the Treasury, by vote of 80 70 IA.
nus oseh choscn Senator from New Hampshire for
ycafs' from the 9TH March next when Gor.-
Woodbury's term expires
| ~ NO had not n thousand proofs of the ox,
gahco OF party spirit, we should ray thot this elec,o
" Mr. I'M by tho Legislature of the State ,,....
hc has always resided, a trium pbant ref,,,;.,
VI THO injurious suspicious authorized bv tho ,o, e
the senate OF tho u. States Mr.. Hilps np,rhh,..
ought 10 DC tho bost judges Of his life and conv.,.o
'oh 'nd their eovnting him to the highest dion;,u -
inc gut OF Tho state, ought certainly under o,d;n. -
o'cu'ns'a hccsto DC considered as the stron.e,, ,
uchce OF their confidence IN his intenri,v n, A..
DINER hand, thirty three Of forty oigbt sono,,,
inc ~ S'oio" acting under the most solemn sonc,,o,
pronounced Inn unworthy 10 hold n subcrdn,,. or
hce IN that Government; and OF the jackson son,,,
u out OF 81, concurred in this opiniopi nov r...
'herc put thee OF this twelve, Tnscwen. TYLER o,d
Smith, (poseibly Ircdell,) who were oppos,d >. ~.
as an nditor as all the rest voted for odI.o,s IN
raj instances SeYS'
Tnc truth is we presume, TINT Tho I,.;.,-
New Hampshire elected him in n not. o,a ...',s' OF
elected him, had his sins been WIN, ,h.. "u''
iho senate have concurrcd, 0 to o.
From tho Boston Cou,;o,
. WJ IsAAc HILL 10 elected to Tho rr;,.J r.,
ocnate!' On Thursday afternoon the Honao 90
Presentai'ves of ~ n. proceeded 10 m. cb,; nc,
": - senator, Tor the term commenciog on ,I VI
OF hlarch 1881 On the first ballot. is..e me a'h
was choscn;-number of votes geo. nsccss.. mn
ch'ice ~, Tor Hill III. WOODBURY. on TE 20 q
10 ooupt thet the Senate will concur ~
=, DEM IL NonToN, Esq. formerly Po,,m..,,a,
l,"uord, has been appointed an Iospec,'. 80 at
e, AZ TINS Port. The Office thus
hIled ~ we understand of new oroo,;n '"''ao'orhy
W FROM hiin the new term, "Nor,on,od 3,
r,- -, MORE SIGNS Or Ttlg TIMES
ted WV ""'o' OF inc baltimore Patriot. ia.
This day the 6io,d. NJ IT,, rtDSnicETowN, Juno ~.
5ove "o,s sVG neld IN this any f,nn, &
the ,.v m me following strong and powerG,l Tr. ~
G.,s ocncrnI Assembly Of MARYLAND 10, iohn a. TOT
hyan Nc Kinsry, David Kemp and Dav,. ~
phani majority. ~ '"'Bo una hiuui-
nc Jackson worshippers also had their meeting has ,
80 was oW hinly attended, scarcely any n ,h.. mI'
$3.50, oet were present al their nomination. and ma. -
press themselves for principles and .ot n, ~ TN
,o,ion nope ticket consists Of Isaac Sb-.." no
p"P OF ny koderiek Dorsey, and John Kin,.s' Danci
Al, nes assured that Frederick County viii ,svwee',
aa .ne NATIONAL Republican ckc win h,v, uuy, and
triumphant fnnior'y wa "aF' glorious and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

passing your pipes through my land tree Of charge
If you obtain water from the James River Canal, you
run tho TEX Of the hreekseef tho ban e tAsrs not
beiag - III times q absndsnt supply ofwafer and
the csrtaiasy ofths wafer being occasionally 6rawn
Cd % 6cepen the canal The annual interest you
would have to pay b seven hundred and twenty dol.
lars for sh the above named privileges. while the
James River Company charges me one thousand doll
lars for ony two hundred inches Of water at the Basin
without land or any advantage whatever. I reserve
to uyselfthe right to raise tho head Of water
tes to the extent Of my fall ..t - :.
sm, gentlemen. with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
J. D. HARvlE."
A copy. Teste,
10 iY-eoat WM. p. SHEPPARD, Crk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

Green peas were sold in London on the os,h
April, at FIVE GUINEAs per quart.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17
M.aY0R'S OFFICE. erhe City on
Richusoad, Jans 10, 1880. {
"CITY OF RICHMOND -.

In CoMMon CouscIL, I4th of June, 1880
Mr.. President WILLIAMS. from the Committee ap-
procure the necessary surveys and estimates
OF the expense Of supplying the city with good and
pure water, made report. (See the report rs pub
!!shed IN the proceedings Of the Common Council,
&c.1
Resolved. That tho said report be laid on the table
and that the nsyor be requested to convene meet,
ing OF the qualified voters for the members Of tho
Common Hall, on the gath day ofthe present month.
at the Capitol for the purpose Of considering and de-
terminng on tho expediency of executing the work
referred to in the said report, dcvsing the best
on"
In pursuance of the foregoing resolution. "the
qusiified voters for tho members ofthe Common Ha'
are requested to in the Hall Of the House OF
Delegates, in the Capitol, the a4th day of June
1880, at 4ocock p. NJ, to take into consider ton
tho subject of said resolution
10 i7-2aw 1t JOSEPH TATE, Mayor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

c.., RICHMOND, June 18th, 1890.
Gentlemen-AgreeabIy to your request 7 svo;i.d
myself OF the hrst opportunity the situation of rho =,
cer enabled me, TO make an examination of the s;,o
from whence you wish to obtain supply IF a,a,o.
Tor the city Richmond, and now reply to the oas.
uon proPounded TO me by tho Committee, yz,-11Toon
what terms would supply the city with spf,cisn,
wster power to work their machinery as well az the
oeSesse quantity Of water soy hundred tbon.. nd
gallons each twenty four hours for tho uso 81 ,h
Say Htbe corporation will pay me twelve thouss"S
souls, Psyso'e as the work progresses and the bs.
lance u any. when the work0s Completed n - ~
the Sam and eanaD will build dam asd canal and
sSuPpy .ne above named quantity of water, under n
nssd oftcn OF twelve feet at the option ofrhe Coo'
s as, sue Tor tho building for tho machinery and
mem the privilege of passing their pipes through
my isnd TO the Reservoir and from tbence th,oush
ny land towards the ciy. prefer to do the wasa
myself for then shall know that it will be vn as
securely done, for intend to stand forever Sn, M
some providential disaster think no one can ssv
have required too much to be paid towards NH. "t
lect for in the first place. expect il will cost me g.,
the sum ] have named to accomplish tho work. in
the next place, you obtain the most Convenient az
which can be had and thirdly neve. falling sunni.
o' "aer ~ oil times, together with thu privilege Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17
Perfumery, DC.

rrrs,r ferfnmery, DC.
",n, iece,yed, the following, viz: Cologne water
snnP9E FIorIds water; aromatic vinegar: bonov ~, "
,onao rfe en- and English soaps; burning parSss
.enaeo Tor onlnlrg IN sick rooms, which when h,ad
no ". mos. fragrant odour pearl powder; rouga n
hume QUO OF rose, and milk Of roses. ''' se-
III. G.. McNEMAPa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

Cost Of the whole work complete o,o soo
Without allowing for hesd-race. which p'o''o'
was estimated at 10000
The want OF the necessary data has presented m.
siaces to any thing like accurate culculat;on rb.aS
nave no means OF overcoming until the precise s n.
dec. are pointed out. I am however, confiden, ,h.;
the estimate viii not exceed the work. and bv pyons,
management IN the execution, will rather Eu ~.
Of 1T. ei I'LL snort
am, your most obedient servant.
ALBERT STBINn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

Inc New York Evening Post Of Saturday, .ays-.A 6o
aee took place yesterday afternoon, sroond the
Pssae ground between Richard Crawford and ol.,, III
more The distance, ono Mile. walked by The S,,
YIN zos; the tme Of the latter On sos '' 'o'"e' u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

The brig Nun, which left Mobile on the 10Th Ma
LOT New York, put back 10 Mobile Point when q,
out IN consequence Of the captain ha wing dscov
cred runaway slave on board who had ec,sted III,
self the night before the vessel suied. '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

U wslIiAas. Eco.
6hr-aa compliance nth -FOUR request to estimate
tie exPenD of the erection of waier-voYks for tbe
supply Of the city of Richmond With water from the
- Rlver-supposng the pump to raise from to
gallons Of water the reservoir IN 81 hours
zoe reservoir to contain one million of gallons, and
the msin pipe from The reservoir to the city, TO be Of
such q sise as to discharge in LIST Street, abou,
100000 gallons in "a hours, beg leave to submit
Tue following ost'rnoe without taking into view tho
purchase of the land for the location of the work.
water power, &c.
ESYiMATE.
an. ree PUMP house, $4,000
a.as s.saN' gates, orawins gears, &c. 1000
Hhe pump, water wheel, sbafl for wate,
wheel, plummrr blocks, &C. & 400
The ascending main from the pump to the
pa sese,voH' s,soo
RI. ,".;. 5000
street, aI 800
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

,, bbNJA IL NonToN, Esq. formerly po,,n'..,,i.
r ,.lord' has been appointed an Inspector -, a.
Customs at this Port The Office thus sa,;er ., mo
" s',. rs, we understand ofncw creation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

large quantity Of plate stolen from the bo,s. NJ, ..
Mayor Of Albany, on Thursday last ~ "'u'e VI LOG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

Capt Cary, OF the brig Ham New York from Porto Ca
vso May a7,h aud Lssnia Nav Fist. that no sven
oil importance had occurred in VenezDela since our former
dates The country quiet the Congress was sl n
session nj Valencia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-17

Inc hev Z. e. Cotton, known tho author NJ ,co, :;
I,sons 10 pTs IN state Of squslled wrecbedne., h
aen prey TO gamblers and sharper with whom h s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
Whereas, We have abundant reason for belle,

Whereas, We have abundant reason for bsliev.
ing, that, had such persons boen dealt with as
becomes one fellow being to treat another,
they would have been made conscious OF
their deviations, that they would have return.
ed to the mansions Of peace and virtue, and
congratulated themselves for TINS having
boen "plucked as brand from the burning"
We would recommend, that we all keep this
sublime moral, always in visw'-"whai'oev.
er ye would that men should do to you, DO
you We even 80 20 them" We're this moral
principle, which experience proves TO DO The
strongest cement Of society, more generally
adhered to--would man but seriously consid.
er the evil tendency Of intolerance, and all VA.
charitabloness, be would, fthere remained
any humane impressions on his heart, sndsav.
our to RESTRAIN himself, from indulgIas in 90
useless an svil.
"The proper study Of nankind 10 man" !"
says mr.. Pops.-I would that we I'll felt tho
utility Of this truth moro fsrsibly -ws should
then seq the just relation, in which We stand,
as respects our reciprocal wsnts-ws should
then sec that al human bsings we're aliks
ialble ,-ane W. should lahour TO that ond,
WHICH would secure peace on earth and good
will TO man"
Oh that We may cherish that truth, that 90.
ciety may actin order TO Its mutual happiness;
and instead Of seeking TO accumulate owls,
may We all endeaver 10 losssp the slmsst un.
suPportabls weigh, Of misOry, with which,
mankind il oppressed JUSTICE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
PUBLiC-No. q.


AN ACT TO alter the tims ofholding the Cir.
cult Court of the United States for the Dis.
trict ofMaryland.
Be ii enacted ty the Ssnais and House Of
Representatives. The United States Of .3mer
tea in Congress assembled, That the terms of
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of Maryland, which are now directed
by law to, ,bo held, or the eighth day of May
and the eighth day of December, in each year
shall hereafter be held on the eighth day OF
April, and the FIRST day OF November, in each
year, except such days shall occur on Sunday
when the tsrme Of the said Court shall com.
mence and bo held on next succeeding day
Sec 9. And be it Jfairthsr enacted. That al
process which may have issued, or whch shall
hereafter issue, returnaLlo to the next sue
ceeding terms Of tho said Circui, Court a!
heretofore established, shall be held returna
bio; and be returned to those terms to which
they are sevcrally changed by this act.
Approved, Feb. IL, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
PUPIIC--No o


AN ACT TO authorize the Surveyors, under
the direction Of the Secretary ofihs Treas.
ury to enrol and License ships or vessels TO
be employed IN the coasting trade and fish.
cries.
Be IL eracted by the Senate and Hous. OF
Representatives. of the United States Of Amer.
ica in Congress assembled, Thai. after the
passage Of this act, the Secretary oftho Treas.
ury be, and he is hereby invested with powers
TO authorize the Surveyor ofsny port ofd deliv.
cry, Under sIch regulations as he shall deem
necessary, TO enrol and license ships or YES.
sells TO be employed in the coastng trade and
fisheries, in like manner as Collectors of ports
of entry are now authorized to do, under sx.
istirg laws.
Sec. 2 find be IL further enacted, That any
Surveyor who shall perform the duties direct.
ed to be performed by the first section Of this
act, shall be entitled To receive the same com.
missions and fees, as arc now allowed by law
TO Collectors for performing The sane duties,
and no more.
Approved, Feb II, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
PuRLic--No. IL.

AN ACT making appropriations for certain
Fortfications for the ysar ono thousand
eight hundred and thirty.
BE Il eaaetsd by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, ofthe U'.ifed States Of liner
,ca an Congress assembled, That tho following
sums be, and the sano ars hereby sppropriu.
ted, TO be paid out Of any unapproprated
money ~ the Treasury, for certain Fortinca.
tions, viz:
For Fort AdsIns, Cps hundred thousand dol
lars
For Fort Hamilton, eighty sI thousaad dol.
lars
Fer For, Monroe, ono hundred thou ,,nd
dollars.
For For, Calhoun; one hundred thousand
dollars
For Fort Macon, iu North CsIolin,, sxty
Thousand dollars.
For Fort al Oak Island, North Carolns
sixty thousand dollsrs.
For fort.fea,ions at Charleston. South Car.
olina, twenty five Thousand dollars
For Fort at Mobile Point, Alabims, ninety
thousand dollars.
For Fort Jackson, Louisiana, eighty Eve
thousand dollars.
Fpr Fortficstions at Pensncola, in Florids
one hundred and thirty thousand dollars
For contingencies of Fortii;cstions, ser
thousand dollars
For purchase ofa site for Fori nj Cock spui
Island, Georgia, tiyo thousand dolla.s.
Approved, Feb. %, 1880
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
PUBLIc--No. IL,
TDBLlC--No. IL.
AN AOT making appropriations for the
Ind ian Department, for the year one
tbnuso nj airh, hn,I .nI onl a.


AN ACT making appropriations for the
Ind ian Department, for the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty.
BE ii enacted by the Senate aud House ot
Representatives Of the United States OF
.9merica IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums be appropriated, to be paid
out OF any unspproprlated money in the
Treasury, for the Indian Department, for
the year one thousand eigh. hundred and
thirty, viz:
For pay Of the Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs at 81. Louis, aud the several Indian
Agents, as authorised by law, twenty nine
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For pay sub-agents, as authorized BY
law, nineteen thousand and fifty dollars.
For presents TO Indians, as authorized
by the act ofone thousand eight hundred
and tao, fifteen thousand dollars,
For pay of Indian interpreters and trans
lators employed at the several supern,en
dencies and agencies, twenty one thousand
five hundred and twenty five dallars.
For pay ofgun and blacksmiihs and their
assistants, employed within the superntcn
dencies and agencies, under treaty proyis-
ions and the orders Of the Secretary OF
War, eighteen thousand three hundred and
forty dollars.
For iron, steel, coal and other expenses
attending the gun and black smiths shop,
FIVE thousand four hundred and twenty SIX
dollars.
For expense of transportation and dis
tributIon OF Indian enuuities, uine thousand
nine hundred and fifty nins dollars.
For expense Of provisions for Indians al
the distribution of snnuites while IN visits
of business with the different superinten.
dents, and agents, aud when assembled on
business, eleven thousand eight hundred
and ninety dollars.
For contingencies Of the Indian Depart.
ment, twenty thousand dollars.
Approved, Feb. ~, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
For the Republican.
TOL GRAFTON.

Toleyation iR rare, but en admirable yir.
tue 1t eIcites pleasurabls emotions in the
hearts ofall within its sphere 1T is the silk.
en- chord which binds mortals sffeetionately
together. But, alas! who 10 in possession Of
this "pear Of great price" Among the msi
tiplicity Of conflicting opinionr, il 10 seldom
that We NEE, with the gentle spirit Of Tolsr
alton. This is much to be regretted; mas
much as it would dissipate the rancorous feel.
ings, engcndercd in the hearts Of those whose
irri,ablity is easily excited; & who are too apt
to express themselves in language the most
malicious. federation. for all opinions, ought
TO be cherished IS ono Of the prime laws Of
Na,ure-as one Of tho best practical virtues
seeing that eve sr. all made up Of weakness
and errors; it therefore behooves rs mutually
to foEgive one snother's folliss:" truth which
cannot DO impressed too deeply on our minds;
for whatever may bo our opinions, or belief,
they in no case depend upon tho will,-vhich
is an effect and which is wholly indepon ondent
Of US. The will, il may so term il, is the
pivot OF tho mind which B moved this or that
way, by the IDEAS, or motives, acting upon it.
II is the preponderancy ofidsas, whether true
or false, derived from orr experience, or evi.
dence, which constitutes belief; and no one,
We think, would hazard his Ignorance on the
assertion that mortals can think or have IDEAS
a, pleasure. May we then, ,fary arc in error,
strive to reclaim them, by manifesting the
spiri, Of charity, and expressing ourselves &C.
cordingly. Do sny seek TO blast our rspria-
tiSn, BY Lifting loose the tongue ofcalumny
le, US lamen, their Ignorance, ,ibsir weakness,
and their .vilne,s Of saturs-let Us pity
rather than vihfy them in return, for We ssv.
er yet knew an instance, Of persons who we're
!ost in the mares ofenor, or, who had wan
dered from the path ofreesiiude,to be eorTin.
ced Of their folly, By heapins upon them the
Yilss, .pi;ssu .h.. nlsgaity could ,ass,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-25
UNITED STATES LAWS.
Passed at the first session 81 fthe 2lst Congress
PuRIic-Nn 3.

..
AN ACT making appropriations for the pay
ment Of Revolutionary and Invalid Pom
sioneTs.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States If timer.
tea in Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be ~ the same are hereby ,appropria.
ted, TO bs paid out of any money in the Treas
ury, not otherwise appropriated, for paving
the Revolutionary and Invalid Pensioners.
For arrearages due TO Revolutionary pen.
sioners, for the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty nine, one hundred and one
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For paying the Revolutionary Pensioners
for the year one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, nine hundred and sixty SIX thousand
four hundred aud eighty dollars.
For paying the Invalid Pensioners, for the
year ono thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine hundred and sixty six thousand four hun
dred and eighty dollars.
For paying tho Invalid Pensioners for the
year one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one hundred and ninety.on thousand -four
q balance in the Treasury, of one hundred anu
seven thousand eight hundred and forty .niRe
dollars and ninetysix cents.
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Speaker ofihe House Of Representatives.,
JOHNC CALHOUN,
q Yice- President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate,
Approved, February Sd. 1880.
.A.NDREW L7CKSOM