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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-04
THE FORM BooK,

HONTAINING nearly three hundred of .O the most approved Precedents, for Con- veyancing, Arbitration, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Receipts for Money, Let ters of Attorney, Bonds, Copartnerships, Lea ses, Petitions and Wills By Member ofthe Phiiadelhhia Bar For sale at the
 ap6 1 TUSCALOOSA BooK-SToRE.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-04

NOTICE.-The copartnership hereto IN fore existing between MAYERs & HAM ILToN of the city of New-York, and JAMES DUNLAP, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. under the firm of JAMES DUNLAP & Go. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 17th day of May last. The business of the firm will be settled by J. DUNLAP, J. DUNLAP,
 WAIVERS & HAMILTON.
 Nezv York, Seht. e5, 1880.
 ALL PERSONS having any claims against the firm of DUNLAP & Go. are requested to present'themefor immediate payment. Also, all those indebted to the firm up to the above date, are requested to call and make imme- diate payment. All those wishing to conti- nue their trade with me, will receive as libe- ral indulgence as any given in the place. II is useless for me to enumerate the different Articles of Gentlemen's Wearing Ahharel, as it is generally known that have a large and splendid assortment, and of the latest fashions. nov26 34] J. DUNLAP.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-04
GARDEN SEEDS.

LUST received general supply of Fresh lD Garden Seeds, put up by the Shakers in Connecticut, which will be sold low for cash.
 jan2e N. HUGHES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-04
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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-04

Coffee Mills, Corn Mills; Knives and Forks; Padlocks; Augers; Shoe Brushes and Black ing; Horse and VarnishBrushes; Plough lines; Shoe Thread; Hand Saw Files; Corn Brooms; Webster's Spelling Books; Saddles; Demi- ions, &c. with number of other articles, all of which will be sold wholesale or retail very LOW. May $
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

WI IL -hnsauy ny v,J-c. ga ,vg IA s.n
IN Farh-ir, Nor ehnond, in The D, nths Of D.
ceuioer aid J-Duary mex, la, beea uade ksoru. asc
tn int MI OF this roncs IL fr he purpose OF
Will be really 'o.eee sH stock my car, by
tho app fitted time Ny hImt ,.H bs-.he market
price ot g',r Zoe esd; boasd Of in sh ri
OF the seek, gratis. Eodera,e commission OIL al
saes which will BIO varied ciseunsaness uusy IN
tfy. shall make no public .ale'. Mai sxpsci n,
pauon'g: VI 'hs ubic, when clare ihe jn.ere.
OF me community vii be consulted IN hs msAsu,e
inasmush as hings ioa.ti the so.k Tor saie anc
the eonvetieney OF purchases 10 kn wig where o
hnd 10 Taa, il viii Improve he stock throh, hou, ih
country by 10 dis fibu or .bj lueh De desr d.
and ass proof OF its atol eff ~, have oaly 10 10
TO the Wesi, nd there sss The RAPID III ad
10 fw years from the putlc spirit ia procuring our
b.s' Siaon' aud B God Macs. Ware 10 say my
views We're diIint.rss,.d. 1 .hOuld BE- unssnei'. bu
when sAy the public tn'erss, sombueJ, speak III,
ten b. Aud now, AMY q'ih has be- ,s,dy, To
The sui .c' underlined, viii deeliRe my tnr,h.r
mark. with the hope ha sLail Get 10 G ny.b,iop
al FL. held. and IA ,Le Ts,if.
JAMES ]. HARRISON
p. S.-EeliPse will remain Fan6.ii du ins nv
stay a,iha pias.--where invi publ attention nv
tex .-msasu'ss, aud DOT n.en. j.. h.
Get 20 4S-~f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

seS TALLiONS.-SeveralC CAPITAL SrALLIoNs for
~ sale: among them the noted horses ROANOKE
and JANUS. The former never trained, or even
broke; the latter was racer, and good one althoug
not lucky He beat the far-iamed Sir Henry the com
peor OF Eclipse, the two first heats of FIVE OF one
mile each tho best thr,e In FIVE, and could he have
been kept back, to throw away heat, il Is be.
lieved that he would have won the race. But In this
as In some other instances hi, ungovernable temper
caused his defeat Boh Roanoke and Janus are capital
ioal-getiers, aud their blood cannot be surpassed
Also Gascoigne, got by Roanoke, on, vi tho imported
mare Lady @. fFlors's dan.] by Hsmbetonsn her dam
Golden Locks, by Delphi, out OF Violet by shark
Quicks Charlotte by Blank, -Crab, sc. SEQ Stud. Book
GoLDHN-LocKs was dam OF Lord FoLgY's famous
horse SooTHsAYEa by SoRcERER. He won the grea,
ST Leger stakes, aud next day the Doncaster stake
He covered at TwENrr-PIvE GUINEAs, and stood
NINE SUCCESSIVE YEARS AT NEW MARKET
Gascogne Is as beautiful animal as any of his spe-
cies ia Virginia mot tall enough suit tho present
dePraved taste for leggy horses, being rather under
fifteen hands; but he is taller than old Medley or hi
sire Gimcrack, than old Janus, jolly Roger 40 u
Stallion he is untried
II not previously sold, they will DO shown on the
Capitol Square tho day Of the meeting OF the yir-
gina Assembly.
Also for sale. many thorough bred brood mares
cols, and niles Terms low, and any credit given
good security the owner having further use for
them. Apply (if by letter. Postpaid) to
JOHN CRADDOCK, Oversaer at Roanoke.
Charlotte G. Il. Virginia.
Oct. 70. 43-wtDee.la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

a TEACHER a gent snsu who ha. I'D an, !.
IA sSpsriense 10 the art Of ssh,pg, aud Who has
bseo deemed quatnsf, WISHES TO tf5eure a .pa.,Ion
fof the snssing yer 10 healthy end ssts able p.,.
borhooI. Hs viii give in,rvei,on 10 n s6b q am.
mar, GroR aphy, At,bmsds &c. and the Litn Lir.
guase. ~ would alec asijus, mail sia.s OF begin.
n'r' Ia Srsek eieise CRY 'os iu oniss Of qualhess
zoos ssd department ssp produced PeIs NJ wi hin
snte-p7pdstee ar teqgssed ~ duesI 10 A. ID. C.
~ - Csh:ca" Posi olhss, Bcssi7 ghIu .oobtv, Va.
" e. SJ-esw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

N CHANCERY AZ a Court held Tor L,uisa
u soun'g. at the C1uf1-house, on Monday OsO5,f
III 10 1881:
Howard b. Eiwsrd,, Plaintiff
against
sasis x. II ,uebin' Anderson Tries, sdnfnIsifs or
Of Wi lem TREE, de'J. aud William w. Bsadie, aud
WsJdy Bip'soUIb, exscu ors VI Jgtp L'p,eomb de-
ceased, Defendant.
This day s,ms ,h4 p'aiohHby his Adcrusy suJ 6led
bis bill aud 'bs defendant, FSapsis a HOush M, not
VI entered hi, spS,sfsua ADD given sseaIily a..
co'di TO Law aud his tues IL .tis .ov,, and II 70.
psrri, !bs saisa' loo ~ the court ihn he IL M,
an QUADRANT of fs al o. ,hs mo- ion Of he pspGB
nv bts counsel, II 70 odsrsd ihn ths ssid def pdsD
Ff-nes A. Hou'hin', DO sppSsr here On the 6fa d'y
OF January soUd nsx an answer he bill Of Inc psp.
ill., AMI La, copy oil t1i, order b for whb in'sf-
Sd 10 son; wsIapsf published in the ely OF kIeh'
noDd, ior two Wooibs susessvsiy, spd posted A. tbs
front door Of tbs ,-bOnss Of this souoiy, 90 some
JOHN HUNTER. C. L. C.
~ "a a-~8ws
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'H-o"DLE SU,sAk PLANTATION AND NJ
CROES FOX SALE

\" De soe, GU 1hus day ,e 18Th December
|h,s, H. 10 'eis Spare Ia Le sry TsIa.
n, 3Nuo'. ots u the u.o,t valuable Plantations
10 nj @sri"ry. laying III o, Oh .euov. 1'nruhn
~ N"s i'' Io"'h aud eat, sni ,mtn,uis nv on ths
oo,,s ~ ,h' zoe suwsnast. abou, 10 miles
uo''n VI ms 0ih Of Mt1ico. cup,I.tiu. a., iI6s ~
@Te VI ls". OF ~ rich Land a. eau p- ,oons,n
WA, Ter o'y' th, grow Of which son,is Of H.. o,k
"f .rke' ,'1 Mulberry. W. Id Cb.uy, M..uotA
""e hickory under grow h Saue.
O~e o. t~o s1o's formerly siea.sd by ,bs rna;.,,
nave since r. o~p up 10 itkiy b. GA he piao.
.s",a Is a good Dwelling Houss. Store H u,,s. C,is.
Siablss,8 o 10 n, kto Houses AID B.cI,m;h ~ rs
Aloa 200 acre. >re CLEARED and snf ieni Su,s, c.:
mo Pian'atoD as will produce 100 hid. Sus,,n, n
is'-ftete 60 Oh tia P.anta leu stfisi "a, 10 Cd
| bsnss CT ole year
ihs Preparations for nskhs susa- are OF tho mo,f
*eS,vs aod valusbi, HOS eolss,ry OF east ron Su.
kst M u. the rvii.rs o. which are Nv 1y by ,bitv
ln.h: a.. " C,sp. Keo... OF III. .wias Gig :, 10
WI Aov $40, ooV. apr e75 gallons each with ~, q
hsldr aud y 90 Ioo Copper ST II nd wotu .a,r
Cop er Pump, aud oih-r D.co.sey sppaIstu. Tor MAJ
Ing S.sn and Rom N DE 6en jer-aii oil which arr.
en- rely new, -rd ahh, no. SET Up HE Necessary a. q.
ssfi-is, ,urh a. FL'nas. Blk. xonuop BIZ k Line
&e. ns on he .poi readJ Tor put,rg all up in bo,t
time. All h~ FAfmiog materials. log her win n -,
rats wagon and six H.r.e reaI. Cattle. Hog. B. A.k.
A.o tfoa, 20 to 10 very likely Negroes. Amor ., Il
whish are Nv ask'ui'hs ooe Coopsr and o.. ysI1s
Die II 'uss S.ry.nt md H0silxr. There are bu, ,wo
az . from II 10 rs " ~
Th,s prossity wAs Pufchas.d altar o s.t.fvi ,x,mi
"a" OF 'ae stea'er part OF the lands la Foiida uAy
lug 90 many GOD iuai,c. comb ns-suca as rich land
good wacr hesiby ,i,ust or, nin.d ely co q e - ns
sbls tivet. which never owe ~. IN, IaLJs aod 80
vantage 81 sea breeze. srs bdJe which seldom
are 10 be found 10 any solnoi. Tie tres, alan,y Of
Live y On he isnd. makes { im roen,cIy yai.shI,
Terms q Sale The L nd ssa II g-o.s Mil y >,
uef, Sill aud Worm. aud Puups ~a.h; he Brick, Ii
ack'm, h Toi WACO, snd H.rses Cum .ud Fai.
der Sag" CT etedi Of IL non he. Sale positive,
AUD wuhru' re-rse. A WATSON 4.
New 70 K, Isl" o. 1891 4a-Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

A TEACHER "A Gennsnsn who was s,,Jn.,-a
N sODs Of The Nss EngisnA College,, and wbs
he, been teaching In Virginia d~riog Tho II or years
last Pa'' wishes 10 pfosu'e riinsiion 10 sD Academy
or 10 'oue bss'ihy nejghbofhood ibs, will sn5fd Iibs
al s'iAry Tor bis ssrvIeos He viii give ipsIUcHon
10 ,hs Latin aid G, eek l.ogusges aud 10 all the Fog.
i"h branches Lsu. liy taught 10 AesdsmieS The ~.
qnt1i'e tss'imoniss ~ be 1rg6ussd. Comnup ss,ions
addressed 10 o. P. O., LeViDGsiOp, vtsnv. viii re-
GIVE prompt Ansn iot.
SEP. 30 A-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

WE 'ubser.ber NV Ia leased on hi, fafm iyio,
10 u.ilss shave NV Canton. above tie V'r.Inis
Mills, an" ia~ 8. tssie, W, / on the ID day
Des- uhes, u fair, II nN,. the nsxi Ia d.y ,des
10 ihs sh 81 odi.r. Tor cash, iweb,y-wo ms TX Iv
youos lex oes l,i In Anih's) say 10 tee ate; sY
ai' s'oek OF eau hegs. sheep, and boises-be weeu
hfeo aud iour hundred harIsls of all bis ctop of
bi'de ioddsy, nicely cIr~d ia the d co. and We
put up; heu'eh Id al X shan urnurs, ,o.l, beloo.-
ing TO h fsroi three Ia and Q. OF posk
and many other 'hi' e. nscss,a'y be not named
on credit until the hsst o. June, 1882, he pu.eLa-eri
giving bonds vii proved eeurhy. An per.ons wish.
Ing TO purchase, are repeatedly invited 20 attend, as
ths sale will &C ual take "fa". on 'hst d.v.
ROBERT nj. BOILING
We 20.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
HoSEPH GILL, respes fuzzy iucrms his friends
20 aud the public generally N h. has taken store
nearly opposite tho NJ -rsbao - CCH.e Hou,e, ard
lew docrs abSvs ihs Cephsi Hotel, whre be kesy
on banj general s'scIimeDi OF Boots and Shofs Of
noItosfo manufacture, 81 good quality .uitd TO The
ses,oB, wbish he wi fer for ssls VI modsras prisec
Ho will sI'o BIS prepared to manufacture ,bs above
psDsd article; ts ein keep soot wo,kmen, and sss
good ma'orialf, AID be pledges himself 10 u's every
sH1tt 30 give sssiatiisp to those who may favor him
win their patronage
Also an a"OrlnoeDt Of zYSnks, shish will be .o6
low OsL 4. 42 yew
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Yrou the ysItimofs GaIette.

More GrrtoGs If d,stingUshsd eh1ras'sSs.--To
those 81 esty on ibs Cebt.si Couss, We bseu sddsS
Mart, sides daughter OF Cd Lldy L,sbfOo,, 90 die
osui'bed 20 the &. u bern tuTi. Also, O'Key, fol
bf tosr 10 Ariel, Celeste snd Kramer being from The
stable o. j. e evoos, E q. OF New York
Brsshus, worthy and p1ws ISL son Of The usa,
E'iip~ The ConqUstsr Of He1ry, Will be here today
His power, though rot yst fully tested ere 50 Prens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

tNoA SALk Il b.tos su,hSn.sL, viii upou NJ.
- Pse%sss' % he iO.h DAY Of Nev.u,b.s nsxt ..M
:. On. ,ss eish''t bidder, abe HOUSE AND LOT ..
S..". - NJ. o.'.op lately ie.ided. lying wi hin 800
'."s Sidney COLLEGE. aud w.;kin aoou, be-
son ,s ae'ss OF isod, win vs,v eoo,sn;.o "a
So, log vel ,aetIsed lor B,a,dipg Hou.e. aud
WI. ".u nev f-tAinx ,,r'ot ts-iy .Is.i.nt wsi.r
ia. o: removed . M"'ou',. .uo .ms a, J,, o.,,Iao
u BIO LfoP,r 81 .ueh ieno,e {. apes ~ 'tS"oo
~ 81 pos - 'es1 L.. on he d-y .b,v. ,.,o.ion"h
isfa's ~'I be i1ssds kIOwa the dsv OF .,I.
STERLING PRICE
~ ne az Il. Tor y. Pic.
~ 10
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lSiiN confusion in the Campl


"Ihat purity the Anti haons honor animate
him under such ccumances Tor he would
apology Tor doing apology his friends
They have, therefore, loft Mi. Clay
less bot because they Oyo their and
principles IN the OF Individual Of inelectua
snd OF wholly uneSceponabs character prvas public
hfe' (Providnes American, Edited By SIaary Of tho Bal
Conusnfon, LATELY a CLar mar.
OHe point should be dsincy and unequyoca
all parties In event, short
M VIII be Withdrawn Abandoned by tho party whose
Delegates nominated him ut Baltimore, he, without
consent OF that party suffer his Withdrawn from the
canvass, IS ths aotlniasonie candidate" ibid
The IN. Y. Wbig' con,rsdicts Mr.. Miners idea Of
"politca arrangement between Mr. Writ and "ihe
principal gentlemen Of the Convention" viz: that he
was TO decline their nomination when the proceedings
OF the National Republican Convention should make IL
expedient:
''Ths nomination tondaod Mr. Win without pledzs
accepted on his part with Qualification than this
that should deosived In Rim ~ M.
olher worthy Of their support The convention were
with his and responded Instantly BY an
resolution do their utmost, elect President the Uni.
ted Sstes ADy nttennpt from qusuer cover this
and plain fact With imputsons OF eaebory or secret
knave other baseness unworthy OF honorable mind
snd 10 wholly fslss and salunnious I"
| What will Dame GruSdy now think Of thlsI-From
present appearances, The Anti asons intend 10 hold on
luef has been Gel" from NJ G sy, or such letter
ON She Manufacturer, az 80 bsv, retired TO- -Th.
fayetteville Observer slso OpDots that this report Of
Mr.. Clsys letter cen hardly he true" We have said
D0ihiDg uron this sul lssi, which we have net seev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

MhRRED-At Clifton, tho evening Of tho 2J Rev.
. Lee, john SiekiM OF Baltimore, Niss
daughter Of Randolph Harrison Esq
DiEDo0 the 10Th oe,ober the residence Of hs mother
Caroline County, MI JOHN g. SPspLE, tho 9Th
lie has left behind him weep Ia bitter
anguish his reparabe loss. lie ueetonao and
dutiiui son bro'heI he kind tender
he possessed great integrity OF ehaass friend he wa,
lrinc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

nOYD'S TAVERN FOR RES IN iI d. rented
ED on Tuesday the 18th day Of November next. This
well known stand, including the Storc-house and Farm
Tor The year 1882 and possession will b, given ON the
LIST day OF January next he stand is generally SUD.
posed to be equal TO any be ween Charlottesville aud
Richmond 20 miles above the latter place, and miles
below charlottesville. J deem II unnecessary TO give
further description Of Boyds Tavern, as 10 one will
rent vi bout informing himself Of the value
Oct. rs. 4s-,Is, NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY d ay,px III
Y take pi.cs 10 ia city eF Richmond on Tho ssih
iasAnti
SPLENDID SCHEMEl
$40 oso Sso,ooO- $4,000 s,0o0
So $1,000. g. g.. &C.
Itstet $40 Quarters m 40
Halves 6 Ei.h,b. 9s
Frsl by E. MlCKlE
Firsi below ,he dor Of the L gle IDOL
Ofiets from tue seunny enslo iIt cish or pIss
tfckes, Promp II alt. n led ia idrs g.
L MlCKEF, Il edmond IA
Ocf. b AZ
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CLARxssuRo De- In


THE SURvEYoRs.--We are in ofm ID ,bat Nh. + .
ginsrr' under 'hs direction Of C,l. Csozt had Ia ,h.
early par, oiia We kreashsd he E,ne,u SIDE Chea,
river, and ocetd og In ia lr resouno,sace. M
tho Buffao creek IL may IN efore safely b, eoos,
ded that they ,hls. ia sbou, iwsn'y miles OF
Ibis Plase.-W. grei - hsr hat Col. c ez,i had
oeen so tericu'y indsPossd as TO rsnir II ness's
IL at he should esv. ia parry and 20 back 10 he G. ST.
seileDeIt. We tsus, bI. atm sot Will moi pr.v.
OF long duia ion, hoh 90 III s:os OF hi, owu eonior
aud The publ; eivc.. la IA. meanwhile IN .urvsvs
are confused by hIs a,i aDt VI Shaw.
Our fellow C, liens viii lock forward with cp later.
est To TIE close OF 'hoss surveys. aud hs a rspor
Of The PhneiPal EoeIaesr The completion Of a road
to e,nDeei E5SeTn and Western VI MIA, will lie an
epoch 10 our ale Dry, aid por eau
ly bs estimated. Cur If a. this stioa Of the
ate ha, hi,nero been iTo all prsssabis Commercial
interc0urte with our How einz VI The E,s look
upon tho protested w,fk ths CONNIE % smeui of a
system which the mutual interest o: The ,wC gres, sec
tions OF the Gum INV ah will hereafter sonsnr 10
continuing and enlafg ng, aud by which bey will b.
drawn tos cIhes ID tue JLds If union sud harmony
10 exieudink 10 the naos A & Any counties. the
benefits OF Tree e6;piRuDica iol wi III middle and
es'e'n cigsoh' oi tie STATE, every section Of The
Stale will DO benefited II o preserve 10 cur owl
eizeDs The " -ffe, which out OF Tho Ell .b.pg
those conDodiies which ihs Que and en-
tr mo The comrnsfc' Of he mersbao,, and o
tho other, supply The aIts OF he agricultural com
muniiy. be otso then II 10 ioeumb on the s ATE
10 lac lta'e an ioisrchsis- o. 'hoss ebj.cs Of trad
among her o"n eI'z;n M Que can doubt thai il Il.
advantageous both TO The s4t5foa aud 10 eYLa son.
Dece OF Virginia, ths, the merchants Oh hsr sea board
,houI bs eusbied to supply tbs io'eror nih io.sisY
ar e., and Iba the former should bs encouraged 20
di,po'e Of hD su'pu. prtdyc In ths mms,esi cit-,
Of The SAFE. Nor will i, b, denied thar n diversion
Of VI tfathc to The CT les Of 9th s 4s' il decided
lo'sio The wssh OF our owe. These poi, beng
admitted, /, cannot be main sosd iha, the p ovenso
Of the "e'l 10 OF m ben at 10 hs ca l. o. he soafA.
ry. wovld not bs d. tn tu to that the seaboard
VIII os ibe g'eaef sAioer by giving 10 The wsst Ia.
nsaos OF Cd Tying 10 " MIA nkes tbs products OF
boio ferlle fesonG No wi branding lbs opinion.
nos held by come oil fellow CT us, /, NOT too
mu 70 anticipate that bni lev ye~fs Will have p.s.
'sd bo'ore he opposition which western
have b herto met n rom our ea',sro brs,hrsb,
will have been di'pelleJ Eveitsr OF III
drni o. In efst wIieh ousbt 70 biol iogs,bef all
sc ions oil the ate, ail ", tust, havs sr~n; and
hoe 1910 whos haos 'hs rspe'sotsoo OF the psop-
'hsll have been PiAssd viii extend their care 10 every
soiDoT OF the Sac, ard fseii TO bs their duty
- "to live like brothers
And oopjonetive zll, on6sliSh life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25

WNoRTY NEGROEs.--on Tuesday,, the Is, Nov
We will cell 10 'front.' OF eff es,at 10 u'eosk
70 w keiy Nspo>, ron one sstA'e, eCnstssog Of mao,
womsp, bo,s sod girI', smo thsm ia good blek
smib J.. T. COSBY T. Co Ansts.
o. 81 47--f
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The POLil Il.

The next session Of the General Assembly, like that
which followed the medated nsufreclion OF 1900 will
probably be much devoted TO the condition of cur color
ed population. The Legislature will meet under even
more Impressive circumstances, than that Of 1900 What
was mere conspiracy at that time, has since become
bloody tragedy. II the of those DAYS could
call forth the attention Of the lie Sislaufe and engrsf
several new provisions upon ode, how much more
powerfully then will the condition oil the State come
recommended 10 the gravesi wisdom Of Le next Gene
raj Assembly.
Three questions will probably suggest themselves 10
their considerations; he 1st relates to the Free peo
pie OF colof-spd tie 81 and 3D. 10 the Slaves
lst Tho idea has gone forth that the commonwealth
must getrid OF the Free People OF color. comes re-
commended by such strong nsideraious that except
adopted In tohGt tody II is TO be most eHectIsly ac-
coDpished with the least pracc able injury 10 the pre-
sent ires people OF coor problem Of delicate and Diff
cult solution Along with this, il is desirable to make
provision, which rejected by the Senate OF Va in
1900, by Of IL to u; 10 wits that slaves sboud M,
hereafter DO omancipsed but ample securitybsing
given that hey should be removed from the Common
wealth, and also conditioned that IL thew should return
they should be resold half the price 10 go TO tho Com
monwealth, and half TO the Dformer.
2nd. The gOoeTnmtnt Of the Sauss We presume 1,
will be agreed all hands that they must be- more 81
eDioreedor new ones enacted for declaring the from ali
the means Of concert and conspiracy hey mus; noearn
10 road and wethey must not be permitted 10 wander
from their respective plantations, particularly after dsk
nor atendsblsck prcachipgs nor hold any unIa " full
meetings. Regular patrols should be kept up in tbs
coun les arms distributed, whore necessary &C. &c
The circulation Of sedous papers and pamphlets shout,
be carefully prevented. Many in ellige0t men are oil
opinion, that good masters make good slaves. Bnt
who In this sense good masters? Slaves should
be as kindly treated az possibIe but iudslgencs
should interfere with the necessary authority. No.