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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

DINER person or persops Nhstso~N,r.I hcreh,
pronounce base and maiici.u. lac. Nitt.,,i
TIC 'tghissi foundation for the propag.iioo
oi the san's. Given under IN, hand th. de,
and year Erst-slor,sa.d
LEVI AUSTIN.
Bcrsslv County, 10 ,-it
Thus day PERSONAL, appeared before me
J"hh-ton Nagowen. one 81 ne Jn.iic.s of
ne peace "a aud Tor ,he count, sCo,tsliJ. IN
i"e commonwealth 90 Virginia, tho above
e''nsd Lew Austin, and made oath that IN.
1o'' gong "tiiirg, phtpornng To- be n oerti
h'''e, aud stgpcd bs him. ~ iru. IN sacb
H"d every part thereof, To the best If hi.
kn"n ledge and belief Given under my
"'hd ih's Si,t daN ~ December. 1929
JOHNSTON MAGowEN.
rrtisSt~. prc. lIlsr9.
!, Joseph 8. Clayton. do r,,,,C, a.,
presence 81 Almighty Gol sud NO.
"essts, that have never mad, any 80.
'nent or settlements, either dir,c,l, or "a,
rrohN, 1" "nN person or persons spcctins
, secret weight bcin. attached 20 The ,,b.s,
scales IA MIR Daniel sn,der', river mil =,
fourteen pounds or any other WEIGHT ~,
Which "Pei alton sad SNYDER No. rubin
his customers ot nat much weight Of L.,i
10 'aeh drsuChi received "a sutd mill, md
DO hereby further cerIif, that hved with
TIE said DsnIel SNYDER. IN the c,nar,tv nj
80 sssi>iabt miller 20 '"'i river n,il. FOR a.
p"H' Nv" months IN The year ls3s 49,. "a, the
o"'' p1fi oil The season Tor receiving wheat
During my STAY with soid shy der. freaueut.
J. received md weighed wheat for h,. Gus.
toners, aud 10 most .osrmuly stale that All
Ia" weighing operations both %, 10 whoa.
or any thing else, VA At al Tunes rerfcctIy
tar aud honorable and l do hereby nro.
nnuute anr statement 10 the conirsr, = base
arl malicious lac, without the slightest GYun-
dai'on for the propagation Of any such STATE.
mcnt; and do hereby further crriif, tha,
] never bad onN conversation with Thoma.
tochreli al this county, respecting the no.
ncsb or dishonesty ot said SNYDER. but m q
"onVersa'i"s 18th said Cookrell heinfcrms j
- that he had understood that said SNYDER
had some such secret weight attached to- his
Wheat scales. JOSEPH s CLAYTON.
The above statem,ai va. made an pre-
>enee OF Jahn .Nlsrs
UHi Ciereland aud
Barid ~ snyder
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Examples set 10y ladies. generally have a
more beneficial influence than those emanat.
ing from any other source ; and the sterner
'cx take a peculiar pride in initiating them, IL
susceptible Of imitation. An incident occur
red the other day, which we hope augurs IA.
Vorably for our future prospects wewili re.
late it-luSi after we bad removed into our
new Office, aud had the lloor swept out, two
ladies' appeared at the portals This of itself
was enough TO put us in good humoug-for
We have always had AL especial regard for the
tair sex-but when one OF them announced
tina, she had called to pay her subscription, /.
beam OF JOY was irresrstibly raised upon The
rugged couE,ensnce Of our receivcr-who
made a desperate effort TO look hands61ne.-
The amount was promptly pu, down, IN siI,cr;
aud our laSors were pursued with renewed
eheerfulness. This was fair beginning -
who Will hesitate to follow 50 good an cx.
ample
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FOR REET.

I"o crceiien! md coHn0di0,S Houses.
| the town Of Nirsinius. (thc island nca ?
Harpers ferry) One OF them, now
occupied by Mr.. Lewn Wernwag, con
tins q or excellent rooms. cellar, kitch-
en-. and garnet There is also a good gar
den attached. The other, occupied by
Nr ) J. shannon .'ontaius 1 good rooms
kitchen and cellar. and Ia. a large gar
den. Possession viii he gwen on the Is,
Of April next. Apply to
fONTAiNR DECKIiAM
Jan. 20, 1850
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TIL; FREE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20. 1850.

C3nreHiion.--we can a, length conrr,,u
late our readers upon the adjournment of ,b,,
body, after adopting new Constitution. D.,
session las been protracteJ f4r be, onl an,
calculation which Was made a, the commence.
men, Of it, l,bors. and IL results have tiissp.
pointed entirely the friends of reform.
I, viii be seen BY the ,uSi joined article from
the S9athern Telegraph Of saturday lAs'. tia,
the Convention adjourned on Friday. sine dc.
We did hope a. prcscn, oar resders ,,.is wee k
/. with ,he nc~ Constitution. bat have not We,
received -. No EVqurrer or Wing has been
received of later Date than Tuesday tho i2;h
instant,
The Nc'r C5Deii'Hion passcR. On
Thu; >day la-'. al ihc c,enin. session
al the Convention. The question ON IN.
final passage oi the Constitution was
carried by n majority of Is yotcs:-
Ave, -, Nuc> 80. it, t,ilr Is, IAN
amended Constitution or form of Go
Vcrnm"nt Tor Virginia - \ resolution
wa adopted To PRINT 10000 copies If il
- be distributed among the p, nplc.-
Several amendments have enliScu.>
CD an'l rejected. during The last week.
and several adopted. CT the latter. the
most Important are the provision nc
speeding the Council OF Staic-a pro
VISION for the future apportiunmcnt of
representation by two thirds of the Ic-
%Ieiature. among the several LARGE Ill.
VISIONS OF the State-an article seCuI-
inS the wit OF lllbcas Corpus from
Suspension IN any case-aud an article
for distributing the representation of
the State IN Congress among the >eve-
raj counties. towns. &c. on federal
numbers. Next week, we propose to
lay before our readers the amended
Constitution entire"
The Convention adjourned, yester-
dag, sine de.
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Improvements ~ Pennsylrania.-An
extract ct letter from Harrisburg.
which We see "a the Philadelphia ~
queer. states that there ate already
4jj mics e finished canals IA Penn
,yl,au.s. and betv cen . and 500 miles
'cmaln 60 be completed. \ great part
f these canals, u - stated. will be
natigable doung or bcfore the explra
'iOn al the present wear.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

The Legislature. on 'be G'h instant. pro
oced~d. agrce'hIy 10 the provision, Of The
cou.utuuor. 20 '.-.'ci oat Of Office two men.
bets Of the Executive Council on the fr,'
-er,e. of ballots, s.vrEt Co,roy. Esq. was
removed. snl Dawn nas.a.. III on the Sc
coni We have not Sc, heard who Lay,
been pu' n'p 'n-.rrhec.
L,w,os Brnroor. -. has been re elect
81 rfes,urer % Virginia for 90, ensuing year
witr.v ssros, ~ ~a,. on tie iIrh.
reelected Register Of tue Land office. with
out opposition
on tive same Jay. VI ssrs. Of Ksn,u'a
moved 'ne following ind.e.ous feso'uton
which ua' agreed toy rs ~. noes 81
R-'at<3. That tbe Committee ou tar Nih
"a ias., br osfrucicd to inquire 1850 thc cx
pcdicnc1, ri fcauc X inc number of anuus
Inos'crs 81 each company. sod sboli.hn. 'h,
rcglmentsl snd battalion masters with iesv,
60 report oy bill OF o,hersisc.
A biil has passed the House q Delegates
reqnnog returns II sales It The effect, 81 o.
solver, debtors also, bdl concerning pub
be highways
The House Of Delegates received com
uu7'ca,,on from the senate. or the llih. s'a
ting hat 'hey bad passed. the bll " Eniifg
ne jurisdiction Of ,hc mon,lly oouris Of JET
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

Hest htiid Tro,ie. The 81. An.
drews, ~. b. Herald, says. "we have
received private accounts from Enc.
land. from such a source a. satisfy u.
that wc have nothing To- fear from Mi.
nl,tcrs giving way To the importuni,,
oi the I. States G0vcrnmen; ior di.
rect trade wi,h the British West In
lies and further. we are strengthened
IN the belief. that the boundary Oues
ton will be settled ia IA manner th,,
vail not only comport with strict iu.-
tioe and right. but will meet the appro
baton OF our fellow ColOuists."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

IN an extract OF a letter from IIar.
risburg. to the editors Of the PhiIadcl
piia Gazette. IL - stated, that the com
'oitiec of WAYS and Means are about
to submit o proposition to fc-chattef
the Bank OF Pennsylvania, lor - wears,
on condition of loaning 1000 900 ~
the state, the Governor to appoint TIC
state Directors.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

We publish. today. the Prospectus Of the
" .ime'iean Spectator and Washington Gin
hronieir." one of the most useiu and enter
tanning papers ~ our Country. |, has hereto
tore been published under the title OF the
" Washington City Chronicle" and has con.
tanned great fund of original and well SC
lec'ed articles highly interesting. and possess.
'ng much more durable worth than the fleet,
ing news Of the day. We have received one
number since 1t has adopted tho new title,
a"d take grea, pleasure in rccomme nding !,
20 our readers.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

Dr.. AnvoLD NAupAIx AMT Jack
-"itl has been choscn a senator of the
United states from the state oG Della
ware. to iill The vacancy accustomed by
the resignation Of Mr.. M'Lahc, nov
minister To England.
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DIED,

In Loudoun county, "a Thursday ,he ! i,h
inst. after a lingering illness, which hc bore
"tb Christian resignation, Mr NlTHA~IEL
M'NSiSG, aged 81 wears Tie vas beloved
and respected ~ lbs numerous friends and
Appropriateness, and las LETT y " idoW al large
iaI-IIk ~ dcnIore lbs los. IL E.-Inlil -l,cl,sA
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

The South Carolina Canal aud Rail Road
Company has declined TO accept loan OF
800. 900. rendered by the State, considering
The loan inadequate; and a resolution has
been adopted. in f.vor Of an application to
Congress for AID. VIVA, will the Southern
'"ckle's for State rights s.y to this
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

sUj9 Our country friends. and Others, hav.
ng transactions in Baltimore, will find, in the
establishment Of NJ. X. White, Noticed in
our advertising columns grea, facilities and
advantages MIR. " is agcnLeman of in,cI.
hSence, enterprise. aud business habits, and
has been forseNeF-l years n very useful citizen
and merchant Ut Iiarpers Ferry, and = mem
Der of our county court
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

Our necnciatins with Great Britain.
we are induced To believe. upon good
authority. by 20 means make that n
pld progress. which had been antirips.
ted by the public from the lutimation,
which have been thrown out in con
ver>ation and IN the public prints
W hat tho intelligence and ability Of
the late Administration failed 90 effect.
could not reasonably b. expected to be
accomplished, merely because the Adj
min'stratlon of Government had hang
eel hands. We learn. accordingly. that
though MIR. NcI.anc - very res1cc,l.l.
" received at the Court Of I.nn,iop.
aud Lord Aberdeen listens with urea.
CivllIty Ia what he has 10 saw. there /,
very il'tlc probability Of these two di,
unSnishcd gentlemen coming to rood
understanding. Lord Aberdeen will
doubtless be " commanded Nv HIS Ma
lcsty To assure Mr.. McLane that the
best possible feelings are entertained
towards the Cnitra States" and So
forth, and 50 forth--hnt no further
forth. or We are mistaken. n fact.
according t0 the latest accounts. n far
rs we are informed, Mr.. McLane had
made no progress towards any arrange.
ment concerning the Colonial Trade.
upon which the BRITISH Gpverumcni i
As little disposed To Weld To- lis iu,,
representations. a. IL hal been previ.
ousl y 10 those OF MIR. Rush. MIR. Gala
TIN, and Mr.. Barbour Nat Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

General Swift has arrived n New
Orleans. and was to- undertake the -ur
,cy Of the Rail road from New Orlean.
70 Lake POnchartrain.
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MNkKI.nlKn.rA. ~

HARRISBURG, PA. JAN. Is.
The lion. SAMUEL II. FRAxKs. Pre-.
sident Judge ol the l2th Judicial Dis
trict. composed Of the counties of Dau.
phin, Lebanon. AMI -chuvikill. resign.
ed has office yesterday. Statesman.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

We understand that the venerable
Charles Carroll Of Carrol,on, has con
-entcd to become the President of the
American Colonization Society, ~ the
room Of the Huu. Judge Washington,
deceased.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20
TO FARMERS. naIILEns. &c
'E>Hf subscriber having es,sblishe cd himself
u M the City of Baltimore, as.

IN the City of Baltimore, as.
Flour and Commission Merchant,
anil taken the extensive w.-eh,s>r =, -,
Make, street. 2dsTusrc above Howard stree,
'end-'s To Farmers, N,iirrs, Distiliefs. Ian
ners, &c. lis services IN the sale ut Their "a
rious products.
From the subscribers experience in hrs;
nes-. extensive acquaintance, anI other al
'an'ages, he haucrs himself that he viii d,
@b'c TO render satisfaction TO these Who con.
hd- IA him. For The accommodation of such
IN Jefferson county and It's NC n'l, he h,,
made arrnns emcn,s with Mcs>ls. Jastrm
Hrs-Ett x Co At iiarpets Perry. 10 advance
'''h, when desirable. CA any k,nd ct s&lc4ble
produce forwarded 80 lin, TO. sale.
SAM III " WHITE.
baltimore Ian. 20 igyg-c,C.
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MARRIED

On The 18th instant. by the Rev Mr. Wilt,
HcseN, Nr. WILLIAM y IHoNPsoN, merchant.
nt ':crto"n, TO Miss iS'HELIa f.. daughter OF
me late Capt Isaac Nanmetre, of Berkeley
county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

Ten. sAnrEL iIou>r"S. late Governor oi
Tennessee, who, Il will be tecnllec,e,l. some
lime since exchanged tie abode of ci.iliza.
ton Tor the w'gSam Of the Indian. is now al
Washington. We pretend TO no spirit vi
prophecy' butwe may venture 70 say. II Gen
u. ("ho IS isNor'te Of the presdcnD be
rot shortly iuves,ed with some snug mission
or oi'ice at home, VIC shall be greatly dislp
pointed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

We take this opportunity to say. tha, the
rumor. which prevailed for day or two. Of a
steamboat accident. hy which cur delegates
20 the Convention were SAID 20 have been H.
jpred. is entirely uufoundcd.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

1t Is stated in the London paners.
That Thomas Moore is TO receive from
Mr. Murray no les, sum than six
thousand pounds for his Forthcoming
life of Lord Byron.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

The Georgian publishes long list
ct the recen, act, of the Legislature Of
that state; one of which i described
as an act To divorce multitude Of
men and women
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ron HIRE,

fHfd Christmas NcFf,
4 NECNO wOwNN. sgcd about -. vho
y 40 excellent wsshef srd usner, si,.
rniefs's"''' i.ouse-WoIk generally inqure
If .Nc rnnfrr.
Jan 80. ls1
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

The Superior Court of Law. for Jefferson
County, commenced special term yesterday.
the Hon. Judge PARK.R presiding.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

Emigration Its estimated bv the
Governor OF Indiana, that 500 emf.
grants have settled in that state during
the last year, and that the natural in
crease has been 5000.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20
q COOPER WANTED.

I WISH 10 employ Cooper to make
-four casks Will give good Ma.c.
and eonstan, work 10 single man Of .oo,l
habits.
FOR SALE.
\ cool broad chc,I HO.2D U.1GON.
JOHN YATES.
Jan 90 1850
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AMoTHER sUPPLY.

JEFFERSON \ CLEVELAND again
- announce 10 ihriT friends and the pub
lac generally. thrt one Of their firm has just
returned rom Mark =. and they arc now
opening further supply Of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Their customers and purchasers generally
aro respectfully solicited 70 call AMI eva
mine tor themselves Jan 20. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

The Supreme Court of the United States !,
nov an session at Washington Cay
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

On Saturday the Orb inst. the legis-
lature proceeded by joint ballot to thu
election ot Govcrnor OF Virginia. when
Gen. John Floyd was elected. The
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Tt'UE.I rHitf.
1000 DOLLARS.

PRICE or T1CKFTs
TTEsk Tt.f,n - U1frer 81 So Qsati,y,
z 3 Genie.
10 be bad IN the greb'est Vat.ety a N0s ~
stevenson 4 POINTS, Once,
Naurisu. Tvriuia
- ofders either BY mail post rs.il &C
pf'' at couse' snce. eoclosirg SIC cssh ~
pfle ucte's, " 20 mest he SANE prrrp .nd
puuciusl ausR' Sop - & on personal 81 pics
ton. Address ~
srrVT SSON z POINTs.
sisunion. len ~. 1850. Narozof
Tickets % - bad .u TIE shove 9f',r' 20
De Stores ~ Hcssrs foss ~ Hufsell Z CO.
iI.fpcr. Trrfs ~ NJ 70 p ts'y, snfh.
Gels 81 Nss.s IsN 500 q, Cievslsad,
'hafissfo~p 81 VI ttsfies fiarpef. Sbep,
n-rfeovo. sn5 VT Wrr -'rrn. Dsfa csyillts
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

The National Governmcn,.s share at
the dividend just declared by the T..
;. Bank, is S2I5,OC0
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RENsON Ale
THE PRINTING OFFICE

90 Iur
V'IQJNIh FREE PRFSs has been re-.
moved, 10 the sccot.i ,'o.1 oi tie nrw
brick 5oldiug, on tie m.,n street IN Ch.flrs.
town. "ppo.fe Mr James nsoSus Book
store
Jan ~. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

terson county"-and IAN act to incorporate
the Charleston Library Company"
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FFfVI y VIF Nh II i,
T,de-DA,ID II s.rrts.

I'm ~ &C, bL' ~ 1879
H"'l" 81 De- NHicy county ,
no h'''") ''tI'E ma nave ii'"d
.. ~, ~ ',"''-"" '"'ri' n'f
a., ,,,-.. !, g., -, w, ~ ".'I,
,!.t.aT -. ,''' ''''
,C 49,. 49,, t''i nr"s' -
,.i,,,J -, ,r.-t'.,
49, - a.. So. 49, 700
10 - go. 49,, "i
cent, tb,tI ,,,., ~ ~. ~
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-20

o'her person or rersons Nhsiso~S,r.Ihcreb,
pronounce base and maiiciou. lac. ~ ith.ut
ne slightest Foundation for the propagation
oi me san,s. Ghsn under m, hand the de,
and year Lrst-sior,sa.d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-22

ern proved that she found the dirk nm
der his pillow every morning on ar
ranging his bed; and when he was con-
fronted with his own black slave, be-
tween two wax-lights, the countenance
OF the william appeared in its true ma
ture,-nOt depressed or sorrowful, but
vivid and ferocious; and when the pa
tent and dignified Governor, Sir
George Don, passed the just sentence
of the law upon him, he looked daggers
at his heart, and assumed horrid 81
lence, more eloquent than words.
The criminal persisted up to the day
before his execution in asserting his in
nocence, and inyeigbing against the in
justice Of his trial; but the certainty of
his fate, and the awful voice ofreligion,
at length subdued him. He made an
unreserved confession of his guilt, and
became truly peiItent; gave up to his
keeper the blade of a razor which
he had secreted between the soles OF
his shoes for the acknowledged purpose
Of adding suicide to his crimes, and
seemed to wish for the moment that
was to send him before his creator.
Witnessed his execution, and 1 be-
lieve there l4,wMas more contrite
man than he appeared to be; yet there
were no dwelling fears upon him--he
walked firmly at the tail of the fatal
cart gazing sometimes at his coffin
sometimes at the crucifx which he held
in his hand. The symbol of Divinity
he frequently pressed to his lips, re-
pcated the prayers spoke in his ear BY
the attendant clergyman, and seemed
regardless of every thing but the world
to come. The gaIi0ws was erected be.
side the water and fronting the neutra
ground. He mounted the cart as firm
ly as he had walked behind it, and helt
up his face to heaven amid the bea tina
rain, calm, resigned, but unshaIlen; y
finding the halter too high for his neck
he boldly stepped upon his coffin, anC
placed his head III the noose;thcn watch
ing the first turn ofthe wheels, he muir
INJURED "GtiioS todoS,'# and leaned for
ward to facilitate his fall.
The black slave of the pirate stooC
upon the battery before his dying mas
ter to behold the termination ofa serie
of events, the recital of which To hi
African countrymen, when he shall re
turn to his home, will give them II,
doubt, dreadful picture of European
civilization. The black boy was acquit
ted mt Cadiz, but the men who had ile,
To the Caracas, as well as those ar
rested after the wreck, were convicted
executed, their limbs severed, and hun!
on tendcrhooks, as II warning to pirates
*"Farewcll ALL"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-22

NEWPORT.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %.

At the late dinner given in Charles
ton to Col Havne x Col. Drayton. a.
mong other addresses of an inflammato-
ry and seditious character, was one by
Mr. Cheyes, which his past life gave us
no reason TO anticipate. That gentle
man has been long regarded by the peo-
pie of the United States as one of their
ablest and most honest statesmen: and
little did they imagine, few years ago,
that he would ever become the advocate
of disunion and civil war. Either his
political wisdom has forsaken him, or
he has personal views to promote by a
dissolution of the Union.
His whole speech is one which might
have been expected from Young en-.
thusiast, just starting upon his political
course; but not from one who had grown
grey in the highest offices of public
life. He represents Carolina as in a
state ofcolonial suffering and disgrace,
declares the tariff laws to have been en-
acted by Foreign people," and re-
commends that their enforcement, be
resisted AT every hazard. Such seuti-
ments may gain him momentarv ele
'ation among those, who wish "a dis
solve the union, but they will sink him
far below the exalted station which he
pnce held in the estimation of the A.
nerican people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-22

The speech Of the Hon. Mr.. Pearce.
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I'd every thing like variety from our
columns, ~. W Elk. We sLall endeayor
10 make tp the deficiency in our nex,.