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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

VOu are hereby cited to appear (if you
a see iitl at the Court of Probate to be holden
At Worcester. in said County, Oh the first Tues
day III January next, at ten OF the clock be.
fore noon, to show cause WHY the Instrument
which Purports to be the last " i'll and Testament
OF sad deceased should hot be approved; and you
viii be heard thereon.
so" NATH'L PANEL P-ob
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14
JAMES ESTABROOK

MWAVlNG made n new arrangement in his
III "a business, requests all persons indebted to
him to make payment es soon as is convenient
Worcester, Dec. Z.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

SOUTH CAROLINA. The Legislature of
this State is now in session. The Govern
or in the course of his message, expressed
the opinion that the State could act in ar
resting federal taxation, either by c0nven-
ton or in the Legislature !; and that as the
State had been represented in the ConveR-
ton at Philadelphia, he suggested it would
be proper to postpone all action until after
the adjournment of the next Congress. He
commented on the Letter Of the President
of the United States to the committee ofthe
Union Party, for the 4th of July last, and as
serted that a sovereign State like South
Carolina, could not be guilty of rebellion.
LoUIsIANA--DomeStic .Slare Trade. Tha
Extra Session of the Louisiana Legislature
terminated on the both ult. The principal
business transacted. besides the election of
Mr.. Waggoman to the United States Sen
ate, was the passage of bill prohibiting
the introduction of slaves into the State,
except by persons emigrating thereto for
residence, and by citizens for their own use
and service, provided that in the latter case
they shall not be procured from the States
of Mississippi or Alabama, or from the Ter
ritories of Florida and Arkansas, and pro-
vided also that in neither case they shall be
sold, mortgaged or loaned, for five years af
ter their introduction. All slaves introduce
ed contrary to thsse provisions are to be
made free, and then removed from the
State by the Executive; and all persons so
introducing them are subject to a penalty
of $500 to $1,000 for each slave, and to i'm
prisonment until the same be paid, together
with the cost of prosecution. This Act will
put an end to the coasting slave trade,
which has been carried on so extensively
from Maryland and Virginia to New Or
leans, --oftentimes under circumstances of
great cruelty,-and will diminish somewhat
the value of slaves in the first mentioned
States, by cutting off the principal market
which has induced their expectation.
" Y LnlLrnnL af Conrnerce
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

Worcester,ss. Probate Office, DC 6. 1881.
To the Heirs Of Lucy Tommy, late of Shrews.
bury, in said County, deceased and to all oiher,
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec 6, 1881.
To The Wido1D and Heirs Of JAcoB MooRE, late of
West Boylston, in said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned IN The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear Off you
4 see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in January next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will snd Testament of
said deceased, should not be approved; anG you
will be heard thereon.
s0# NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

BUTTER AND CHEESE. The following
persons obtained the premiums offered by
the Massachusetts Agricultural Society for
the best Butter and Cheese. We have an
he&ed the prices paid for various lots, so far
as we could obtain them.
Btefter First premium, S1C0, Luther
Chamberlain, Westboro' sold ut auction
for ~ a 80 cts per ID. Second premium,
500, Henry Sprague, Princeton sold for
80 81: Third premium, $50, Seth Daven-
port, Mendon; sold for q Is Fourth
premium, 500, Samuel Sawyer, ID, Sterling
sold for 26. Fifth premium, sI5, Gabriel
Parker Southboro'; sold at private sale.
Sixth premium, $40, Lydia Page, Hardwick;
sold for % cents.
Cheese. First premium, 800, Ebenezer
Tldd, New Braintree; sold at private sale.
Second premium, $50, John Matthews. New
Braintree. Third premium, $50, Roswell
Converse, New Braintree. Fourth premi
um, $50, David Lee, Barre.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

New ENGLAND MAGAZINE. We hav,
already published in our advertising col
umns, the table of contents of Buckinr
hams New England Magazine, No. G, anil
we have had pleasure in giving our read :
ers taste of those contents by sewers |
valuable extracts from the work. TIL >
work was undertaken with view to tr,
the market with IA staple article of homt
prodnction-and that Justice might he don,
to all, it was determined to issue the wor |;
for one year; one half the time has expil
ed, SIX numbers have been regularly pub !,
lished, and each successive number he .
evinced decided improvement in the qua T.
ity of the contents. The cause is obviou
the work has acquired a character, an
good writer's covet the New England Mag
azine as medium for their productions, an
we think discriminating public will like
wise covet the Magazine for the same pre-
ductions.-United States Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

GEORGIA. Gov. Lumpkin of Georgia, has
communicated to the Legislature copies of
citations to the State of Georgia, issued by
Judge Baldwin, to appear before the Su-
preme Court of the United States at Wash
ington, on the second Wednesday in Janu-
airy next, to show cause why the judgments
rendered in the Superior Court of Georgia
uguins, Samuel A. Worcester and Elizur
Butler should not be set aside; also copy
of notice from Messrs. Writ and Sergeant.
as counsel for Messrs. Worcester and But
Ter, of,heir intention to apply to the Supreme
Court for a hearing on Wriis of Error.
The Governor declares his belief that such
n control over the criminal jurisdiction of
the State, as these proceedings Indicate,
has not been delegated to the United States,
and that it cannot be acquies:ed in or sub
mtted to- He informs the Legislature that
in executing the duties of his Office, he
shall disregard all unconstitutional requsi-
tons, of whatever character or origin they
may bc.-BoSton .AdvertiSeF
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

Worcester. Probate Of6ce, Dec Z, 1881.
late Of Petersham, ia said County, deceased. ami
TO all others concerned in the Estate Of said aeceaS
ed GREErINs
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IN see it at the Court of Probate to be holden
ut Barre. in said County, on The third Tuesday
in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, tn show cause why the Account OF tne
A administration of said deceaseds Estate should
not be allowed, anaths Estate, after dedue''ng Tue
Sums to be paid in full, dsereed TO the creu,ors,
whose claims have been allowed; aud you WIN DC
heard thereon.
so NATHL. PAINE. J. Prob.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear lit you
H. see 6t) atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County, on the first Tues
day IN january next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument whith
purports TO be the last Will and Testament of
SAID deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE,J, Prob
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

KENTUcKY. 1t is stated by Louisville
paper that bill is now before the House
Of Representatives to prevent the importa-
ton of slaves from other States, for sale,
and will probably become a law. 1t inhib-
its the introduction of slaves into Kentucky,
from and after the first of June next except
by emigrants, or persons residing here who
may become, by descent or marriage, pro-
prietors of slaves in other States. Such an
act, says the editor, may do much good, and
we therefore trust it may be passed, and
riglly enforced. This will be, so far as
Kentucky is concerned with other districts,
II blow to that great national sin, the DO
acstie trade of the United States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

A negro woman in the neighbofhood Of
hchmcnd, brought into the world three fine
:nls northern paper the other das men,
tons the Csc Of four children PRODUCED at
one bi.ta. 4 his beats Allabaugh.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

The Globe informs us that at the Jackson
meeting held in Washington on Tuesday eve
Ring, preamble and resolution approving
the conduct of John G.. Calhoun, and NOAH
mating him as a candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency, was indefinitely postponed by an O.
overwhelming majority.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

.Nsw paper.-John II. Peasants, esq
the highly talented sditsr Of The "Rich.
mend Wing" proposes TO publish in the
city of Richmend, at three dollars per
AMMAN, a new weekly paper, TO be
devoted entirely to observation-disclosures
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

The General Association of the Baptist
Church Of Virginia will meet in Lynchburg
On Saturday the 4th day Of June next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

We have always been opposed to mccc-
poly-Lise and let i've - Old Sats.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

"A Proposition Mir. Henry Banks, former
~ violent supporter of the ''present incun-
bent now recommends hat fifty or SIXTY of
the ken;uckians, who were denounced by
Gen. Jackson for having ''inglorio,siy .fied''
a, New Orleans on the sth ofJanuary should
the command Of General Affair and Thomas
joyce, as an escort to conduct General Jack
son TO bis seat in Tennessee, and deport them
selves towards him with urbanity, such as
would be becoming towards the ex President
Of tAe United States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-02

The Intelligencer commented, the other
day, upon the word "retiracy," recently in.
troduced into our vocabulary by Kentucky
editor. The Western Herald claims the no
nor of the discovery of this word as belong
ing to Ohio. An orator in the Legislature
OF that State having once spoken to the fol
lowing effect:
"Mr. Chairman-It really doth appear unto
me, that the gentleman up last is somewhat
chagrinated al my remarks about the abor-
goynes-Now, rather than take the course
that gentleman has taken, would rather pull
stakes and 90 into a state of retIacy among
those same aborgoyDes.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

The MaucheStc, AJ,ctii~rr states, Il is
rather whimsical fact. lhai ~ the inc
there reside IL The Immediate rcishhoIboad
Of Oxford road. Mauchcsl,r, three Tailor
hcarins the ia;srious name Of Macbeth.
Hamlet, and StadYsoe,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

Somebody .,ss asked tbs about "the harmo
~ sd c'oLHfg Of the present Cabinet,
WITCH were landed At HE late Jack. on meet
ng, "dcmoIt4is nh nisi.".. Phil. u 5. Gag
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

A CoHTEM2TABLE INPosITioN Three
citizens Of Chieot County. (who happened
here Oh business called on US a few day, a
go, and informed us. that the account which
we Published IA the Gazp;te Of the 2d in
slant, d three men bAYlng beea killed in a
i:acas, u that county, OH the 18th nit, is IA
gross ia's' hood true ia Donc OF it, partS,ex
cfFt that tho parties Nance, bad had eight
~ winch tic, We're all more or lcts riIred
but none 81 ihrm 'lans ercou,lI
.irtauva, Ga.ctlc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

Green feas.-- Mr. Joseph \. Barron has
cou,p,i,nenled is with peek of G-cen Peas,
,lr first produce OF bis Wings, and the first OF
he season
The Chance I'air al Boy Sion Hall, Bos-.
ton. was productive of much ninth, aid OF
>.32a for HE Ladies' Relief SocIty Two me-
rhanical fortune tellers were consulted f vast
qumher. and delivered their il sl'if"tions. on
y, billiue leaves In the lottery, an kdiiof
lev a pair of bellows. made o. ~, with 4
nose for;Icd Of a bodkm. which viii lie put
10 any use bot that Of prDing
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

Steamboat Disaster-We mentioned that
fears were entertained for the safety OF the
steamboat Wmcrioo, which runs between
Montreal and Quebec. The intelligence by
this mornings mail confirms the report of her
loss She was struck by heavy fields OF ice
When near the Caronase, and soon sunk ia
siNiy feet water. Nothing OF her cargo Is
saved, and the passengers escaped with sous
diiIculiy, by taking refuge on Tao zee and
floating with it until th., ohtaineI assistance
from sAolc
lcie was report at the last dates from
't"choc, that the Lady OF Tie Lake had been
&rnci' on the rocks a &c" n.tes above IL,
Carouse,- Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

The New York Administration papers re.
peat with seeming confidence, the story that
the late Jackson meeting in this city consist
ed Of sssen thousand personal See Falstafs
account of the eleven men in bucknm. Ts
those who know the locality, that number
presents an image similar to keg of Dutch
herrings, packed close and in layers. Parti-
sans carry magnifying glasses to all such con-
yocations Nat. Ga-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

communication was received from 'hs Senate
sstng that they had passed the bin, To amend and
se."e az act 10 ineofpofst Company, to erect toll
bridge serost the Shensndoah River"
communication was received from the supetin.
enoant o. the Penen'iAry, containing an scco int Of
"e articles manufactured al the PsnileoBsry, &c a.
Teeably TO resolution Of the Hou,e.
Mr.. Morris th1ved to take ND the Report OF the Con
ee o. Privileges aud Els eons, 10 the case OF the
snge Fteetion--but the Seekers suggestion tina
ofoers OF the ID y must stst be disposed Of, Mr.
Morris moved That they be- laid upon the table Mr..
~"msr sOggssed, that IL would DO bss for the House
70 dispose Of the order respecting The bill. To provide
o' opstng and repairing Of the Public Road In hi
Commonwesith'-aud to Tsfsr II 10 q Select Commit
'ee-whieh was agreed To. and The following gentle
men appointed the Committee. via: Messrs. C;ilmsy
w"hanns OF HurisoD, Gibson, Caldwell Williams q
S1epaodoah, Powell Of LonJonD, Preston, Jsekson
GHo''op. Cbish.der, Wood o. frederick, Anderson &
Bo'e ourt and Moors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27

State. tho character Of mistress OF the IJ,;o,.
mar splendid improvement 10 losing bwsincss eonsi.
stated by Mr. r. r. Barbour In Conercss last ~n,er ,h
aconsderabs part Of the interest upon the capital r.
psodsd In that work. 10 paid annually out Of the Tres
The pr Il o upon the ,,oct iov..,.a 4, 49,.
work. 'h,uid constitute but a very mail part Of IN.
con'iierstion uPon which they are uud-it,k.p. Tn,
rue question IT, sst tho advantages that will erus
IRON hem to the whole country. II the Inc s.,.d
prospe ity. AMI wealth, aud steng h. Of the Co nmon
Wealth. 10 be derived from any puoic work, W n more
sn compensate the expense qur-d for lie
o"' nsn every confederation o. pubic policy demand,
na' should be undertaken II 10 unjust that ouch
wo!k should De ieh TO DO prosecuted oy the eI,t. OF
Individual enterprise; aud by the sacri6 Of priv
h' the osns hts OF the wosk to result to
VIC wnoie commonwealth, the previous sacrifices
snouid Dc made by the Common wssItb. Motives Of
enlightened patfi)tsm may tome induce ind
csPltahsss TO- lowest portion OF their funds la sucb
wosks oil public improvement will be s,nnentv ban
eheial TO tho town Or neishborhood In which thew
Ivs But the profit to be derived from the sum ac,u.
any invested 10 the work. wonid fever form an ade.
quats indueement to such q course.
The question, then, of Internal fanprov smeo,, in
Wssern virginia. lies in this compass. Thev can
never be undertaken by Individual Capital b.esu,e
'oete no capital in the co,ny that 10 dot amply en-.
sageu IN procuring merely comfortable subsie oce
10 its owners Shall this 6ne region, then, be snff
10 remain In lite present unimproved and ctlve
siuauonf Now II adds scarcely any thing 10 the 70.
sources or TO Tie greah ess OF the State Il IL now
vast wilderness. through which great many "trac.s'
have been made to let on, the mos, nor
.ion o. the population Of Virginia. who are passing
IRON her borders, to swell the wealth and th
power Of other Sta'es. E,-tsra Virginia ltse'f bav
ing comparative wilderness for is back country and
Gu, oil from all commeTcisl intercourse, even with
that sparsely Inhabited region, 1, sgradusv v..,ns
away. great portion OF its territory exhibits the
melancholy aspect Of premature decay. Such 1, yT.
g'ns. aud such she will continue to be, uni.r m,
guidance Of tho principles sseommeaded by i" Aoro.
msuox. But change tho sy,tsm adopt the wi,s
policy advocated by Governor Floyd. in his commu
neaston to the Legislature-multiply commsrci.i a,
ci'itles between the Fest and the West, and a new
and happy era will comm, nee. Enterprise will be
swskened; the exhausting current of emigration will
oe arrested; the west will speedily become a
bign'y cultivated country, 6lied with dense and
eu.s,prlslng population. and pouring a failing
supply OF rich aud valuable products into the market, Of
the East The apathy that now psraIyxes the isculs.
Of Eastern Virginia will be removed and ali her un
rvaIed commercial aud many manufacturing rs,our.
ses will DO developed. Viz gnia would sgsin assume
her commanding station among the members Of the
Ioniederacy' A BACKWOODSMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27

We publish tho following and ingenious Card from r
osiahsr 'o great PsassrsM a. the Editor OF the Cha,
town fSes Press" and member Of the H. Of Delegates from
the county OF Jefferson :
RICHMOND, Jan. rs.
SiR-i perceive, by editorial note in the ENQUIRER
Oh this morning. referring to letter published ia the
Chariestown Free Press, Tin which some illusions are
made TO yourselt) you arc under the impression and
evidently mean to convey that idea to such of your read
ers as know me to DO the Editor of that prntthat am
inc autnor Of that letter. and that have ssassumed"
disguise to cover my "poliicsl rancer" II is due 10
rum 70 s'ate that am not the writer Of that produc
on; ou am the author of the other letters published
IA .ne same paper never yet have deemed il necss-
sary 10 shield myself from just responsibility for snv
opinions which might think proper to express; but
whenever have alluded to your editorial or political
course have done 80 through my editorial columns
so mat there could be no mistake on that subject
my personal acquaintance with you, has been short,
OUT u Is due to cancour to state, that Il has created feel
ngs very different from those of unfrendly charac
Ter In reference to reports of In the
Legislature, gives pleasure to add that thew are
generally as full faithful. and impartial as they poss
oy can De. have had occasion, more than once not
withstanding we differ widely upon many subjects to
charge. Of your Editorial duties " o a
Yours, very respectfully,
JNO S. GALLAHER
Il. kITCHrE, EsQ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27
AN AGENT AND ATTORNEY.

obvious that this Is ian evasion OF the matter in i.u.
Iac was not mentioned to magnify Importance OF nv
out 70 show that the Auditor "ho guilty Of an
proceeding from wilfu intention, positive
not familiar with tho subject about which no undertook IN
r. zen under due sense Of the responsi
sy OF We task And for this purpose tho srgumsn I. t.a
mefs fotcible, as the fact admitted by him ~ - '"o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27

ThcstAs Hspsps and Ssmasi Batter; which were save
ssny laid On the table. Dir Davis, Of South Carolina,
Lon me Commiuss on the JUL larry, rspor'ei bin
,sprs' the zo'h section Of act 10 establish the Ju
dieai Courts OF the United States passed 10 the
lISS Mr.. Doddtidge moved to reject the bill; and
Mr. Bwchansn stated that he bad couuer-repo port n
present from the minority Of the committee. Before,
however, either part Of the srbjsct was acted upon
the hour expired; and the House. on motion Of Mr..
Polk, went In . COMMITTEE Of the Whot. Mr.
Merlin In the chair and proceeded to At nd the trial
and the Chairman reported progress; alter which the
ho.se. on motion Of Mr.. Haynes. adj,urasd until
se'sek his day. tU s Tel. Jan. rs.
FROM SMYRNA.
BesroN, Jan. 49,
We received yesterday smyrn. papers TO Oct. i7,h.
MI Dupre, Consul General Of France at Snyrns, who
died after few days illness the 18th, buried on
We lsh with every mark Of respect on The par, Of the
at Athena, who has been for several wears resident A
smyna, account Of the political state of Athep, hss
take the charge Of The consulate until An
letter from Cauca 10 Carda states that the Pscb.
suman PAcha had received official notice that the Sui
en mad coded In perpetuy, and without reserve, the
government OF Caudia to Mshomet Ali, viceroy of E..
eypt The reformation received with great low bv
p Tusks and Gresks. o. the 9th Sept an En- vo,sn
ssst .ixass' sorve.tes and brys and sheooners
having on board 1000 men, arrived fsom Ale xspdria Al
cuos. on board one oil the vessels from Alex andria
vas o'nsn Boy Noursd Dyn, charged by tho Vice
Roy with the general inspection Of Crete, for the
purpose Of sending him complete accounts OF The state of
the leland The Islani had been In q stats of ou-
ct Tor some time, aud Il anticipated, that under
the now administration there would be a weuer raj ann
mission without the further efi,son Of blood
FROM SANTA MARTHA
BALrIMoRE, Jan. "a The Schr. Pomona CANAAN
AcGi.thin. has arrived below, and is of North Point
In % days from Santa Martha. Mr.. Lsohi the Suner
cargo. informs Ne that al the time Of his leaving De-
csubsr Is. General Bolivar was there In v.sv Iov
state Of health. end he not expected 10 vs fortv
eight hours His di,ease. tho consumption. He had
issued froel.mation or Farewell to the CoIombiaus
copy Of which We have received in Spanish.
Ga the lo'h Of December a division of 200 ,roon.
under General Ssrda. left ST. Martha by sea for Rio
hssche to relieve Gen. valdes bat the General had
on the 18Th II 70 believed that Gen.raI Sards r,ii
:uccs cd 10 bringing back the Rio HAtcheros TO thar
homes. who had fled at the entrance OF Gen. vAides
Asnuei Avendsno. who headed party OF the Patri.
es who attacked Santa Martha ON the 18Th of Novsm.
esr c,: passenger In the Pomona. having been exed
~ oeo. W. onuus. CPdfriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27

Psrsons llusion 10 any particular man or men, whom
have ever kaown II truly regret h,wev-r ,hs, h,
vas inserted at this tims--shouxh can zee In /, no.
'hinE mere than what evangelical mloi.tsrs Of differ
snt dsnenna'ions often preach from the pu pi,-st
been the occasion Of exciting unpleasant iseIin,s
among 'hsse toward whom have no reason 10 indulge
any other feelings except those Of .ympashy and res
peel A. CONVERSE.
r. The Editors Of the Enquirer arc respectful.
be-. ~
January 20 h. 1881.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-27

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