Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

eve prefer no compliant because Of these ,hInr.-
o"s they are beautiful ~spseimsns Of the "freedom Of
ooIv IN M, Ta &C. Z. - nssh 'pon'sd ssou'; 20, to be found
90 MT Csmnrsleng and MIR McDufhe-Thomss Ri,.
chile: i:s's Hill and Mordscsi N. Nosh"
ne aed'ea,s' . note 10 the civil purpose OF proving,
fs~'sl" '"
Now, II 10 impossible for n. 10 beiiev We, NJ. Miles, as.
.,s"ca. 10 the con''ary no'withstand,nE, 'h., IN Bri.
usn west india Trade has ret been already If some
bench ,ous-ner that Tho late as, Of Parliament, will
ssi'ngu'sh ell its benefits. Will Il be oi no Us. for ~.
- De exempt frcm N. rsr:c ions which ir.sr acts
'"p'sed upon our trade, AM to b. aSis now o send the
great mass Of bresdstuHs for tho Yves, I.diA laborers.
our corn aud corn meal, and pess. End rice. and i've
stock, free OF oil du'y Tho duty upon our h,ur ,.
the same ~ II was before we heiir We o. per barrel
True there 10 no duty upon Hour carried from New
fo't to Canads, and ihshce 10 the IVES, Iudies-sud
50 nr u may De supposed to operate ssains, other nour,
not accessible to Canada, &c.-but We are nearer 10 the
w. indies shan the CansriAn- aud the entsrprizioe
spirit oil our sea-fafing men, aid other circumsisnces
VA. largely oh.e, this duy Of s .-A.e No singular in
Commsree, another paper devoted to the Oppo.j,ion ,
COLONIAL TRADk.-The British Colonial Trade
Ac' which We ~puoh,hsd a lew days since, ives rec.iv.
Cd by The Editor OF III, Alti n. Ii wa, Tor W ,rd.d bv ,
correspondent who Is . high fic-r 10 the Lo don Gus.
om-ffouse, and accompanied by q letter dated Aori,
zo'h: VIII hfays."i am enabled at lat to send you one
Of the Acis which has passed the Lesi,latur. eon,e
quent upvn opening the w 81 India psrIs. IL has brs,
delay ID % long, tina, l shouii ,hiok The United S,s,,s
mu'' hsve thrown In very large supplies a. the low du.
ties, and that the presen, at viii be ioope .a,iv. ,or
some time at iesst."-(And yet. says NJ. N,Ie,, from
the small practice we have had, tho arrangement has
been more injurious than , en~fsa,D
the intention OF the Act (says the EIitor Of IN.
'ournaI) u 10 manifest upon the face OF e.. IL 10 designed
o secure the carrying az lar as possible, 10 Brush
vessels. The English have some cause Tor. thi,
in the tact, that 40 The matter now s,and,. Am.,;.
can vessels arc getting almo,, all tn. bu.in...
Qndesd! notwithstanding this arrangement, hiss prov.
eo, Gays Mr. Nile, 20 injurious TO u'D Yet The
remedy; We ,hould think 10 aImos' as bad as The dis.
ease. The extra expense Of transportation by The way
Of Canada, all comes on, Of tho islanders; aud The 20.
vernment, 10 Turn the natural course of he bu.ine..
u Obliged to abandon is duties altogether. So much
ior tao unnatural protection Of one par ocular interest.
IL can OF be done al the expense Of every o,her In.
terest. Alter all, the proximity OF our Atlantic por,,
e 'ne "est Indies, gives u, 90 grea, an advantage.
that u will NOT be sirapge IL tbs Acl accompi,.h,s les.
than is nu hors INTENDED Our Oh p.ownsrs are for m.
present, and we hope will ever DC, TOO we we'd
to make much complaint about such gu sf,r, TO super.
According TO the " Journal then, hi, Ae. will m,
prove 80 very fatal 10 Us. rs Mr.. N. tina, M a. utactur,r
Of Paradoxs'; that man VITO boasts Of Liberty, vet 10 an
enemy OF Free Trade! would have US belioy. o. ., i'm,
Is cert'in; that such OF the Southern ciuz. us AZ rsi,e
corn, &c. cannot but Ieei scm. gratitude to Mr.. Nc
LsIe tor opening the w. Indies to such production. free
these a,ncie,. Still, says the great Poi,ical Ecouomi.
OF the W.. Register. tue trade will be of more detrl.
men' than advantage ou,I
Who pays the pipe,?- Tue Cores onden, o., III.
C"aI.es'oh Courier, says some OF tho Stockho iders O,
tho Bank OF the u. S-Common Rsuour saws The
Bank i'selt-wha, say, MIR. wai,h-who ha. consent.
ed TO :end forth the "suppiemrrt,o The National G..
zet1" for the benefit Of tie B,pk! Whs, saws Nj.
"wm. Fry No. ~. South S.eood Street. p ii.d.In.,,"
who has 'pr,uied aud published' ssit Supple eui!-
We should IKE to know how many thousand Copies Of
tn's Supplement- have been circulated. The Marietta
(O2 Republican says ".ha, between thirty and 6t,v
oil the same were sent gra,ui,ou-iy to c,tizy ms e this
county, postage Pdid"-W no pays the postage. Some
) ockh.li' r., ,hLk ye9
T'"rr"u 1o"V nc Hs"T,eo superior Court.
Toe Coud atjouroed on Ftday. "Bsween 8 and 4
O'Clock, al he business tina, was ready for trial hay.
Tag been dispatched, the Court sent The Sheriff TO ,n.
9 Ire u toe Jury sworn upon Tho trial Of James w.
MarshAi', bad agreed in their ~verdic!-Th.y replisJ
mat they expected to agree 10 a short time. No, ms.
oy minutes alter, tho Jury, attended by the Sheriff.
returned Into Court wnh verdict aeauit,ipx the n,i'
soner. The verdict wa. thereupon received and re-.
corded, and j. W.. Marshall discharged ou, Of custody -
Inc Court appointed he 4th Gay Of January mex.
Tor The commencement of The next Criminal Term. md
adjourned over ill that time.