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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

The Edor Of tho National Gazette Ia, ,,I.n ,bs
esd host'ity to the re -eecon of General Jsrk
We eongr@,u'ate our opponents upon their having
enamPion OF such acknowledged political WEIGHT re-
maka 10 consistency, extremely popular talents. and
singuarly democratic p'ioei les on. rouGI "a, m.
part he has assumed less obuoniou,ly I, IN, friend. of
the Pr 8 dent He j, precisely the Chief Va. ro,H
ourselves have selected for the opposition had vs nm
empowered 10 CT DOSE. There IL y zines, Of fb;,gs
which we like TO see illustrated Ion au0 then
~, =, Phil. S.nf.
IN" disparity T. .Imo't iuiic,ous. Tie opIy cspii
date. ~ Il Presidential Election Of. to be t;.n,
"a" y" sson atd HeGry Clay DO the OPPOSITION rra ~
IA a. ~" NY 90, we venture 10 p ediet ,ha, out
oi Ne" -Eogani add litie Drlavarc Mr. Cav viii
e.; ,"s' eee.o'A' vote. TD
Sikns oil cus' Xe sr p-reepl bic in he opp,, ,n -
Not ~ our f,vor Uhe stars riJ.) hu - 10 their ovn
re'ilepi al candidate Thee .y,,p.oys nj va.
tihess Ia III. Clay, and a cu.lva on or sx la i,r
ION OF Webster. Dosr man h his con,wup,v
'enember when The Orator Of the West We. u,h.,,t n
our no,,cr IN every prinsbnp, in the form of cows.
ou striking engrAvng-apd when his speeches were
rohat-i. adv r'ed, snJ almost havkrd sbo,t in our
sree" wen! that time the INN .Iis,e fore runner
OF ran and unsuc' ssfui uo.nnaton aud "a vas, for
IN ffe'ioercy .-Whose physiognomy and eioouenes
are new undergoing the same lreatmro, Look TO he
sh';-"indows and IN. opp slit n p,per- We h,,k
IN engraving NV PIT up Cor * init n aud he n :
rens'c and les ergnR eni. pnhsd uH mani
'e' a"eo'ueu IMP oY-nrn' IN N" art tB.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
TAe Adams Poccr Press.-For more than tw

The Adams Po,ccr Press-For more than two months past the National IntelIigencer has been printed on press of highly improved construc- tion, which derives the name which heads this arti- cle from its Inventor, MT Isaac Adams, and was built by the Preprietors, E. Bartholomew and P. Dow; the agents for disposng of being the firm of Creole & Willis of Boston.
 With great pleasure, having made fair trial of it, and having it in successful operation, mend it to all those of our profession to whom expe- dition of publication is desderatum, as in the case of daily newspapers, or where economy is a great object, in the printing of schoobooks, tracts, c. where the admirable power-press of Mir Treadwell, also of Boston, is too costly for that object. For book-work especially of the higher orde the Tread well Press (the same which is driven by steam in office and is now at work the American State Papers, and the Register of Debates) if not the Ne plus uitra is very near it but for newspapers, we prefer the Adams Press to any other Press of which we have any knowledge. It is worked by hand, the labor ofturning the wheel not much greater than that Of turning a common grindstone. The sheets placed on and taken off the frskets by young men or boys. of whom four are required for each Press. The number of copies which the Press is capable of turning off in an hour exceeds thou sand and the average number of impressions, at usual regular work on our Press, is about 800.
 Feeling ourselves indebted to the Inventor for so great facility in our business. by which we shall be enabled at all seasons to serve all our subscribers promptly in the City and by the earliest mails
 throughout the country, we have thought it no more than just to him and the Proprietors to make public acknowledgement ofihs further exempfcation of the characteristic talent of our Yankee friends- National Lmeligenccr.
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.o" wnicn uecIsion MT BAKER appealed, and decided by yeas and nays. Yeas S Nays l6. The question recurred on MT Dellet's motion, and carried. Yeas 41- Nays 30. MT Baker introduced joint me morial and resolutions of the General Assem- bly,, to the Congress of United States, on the subject of the tariff, which were severaly read, and which were, on motion of MT BA- KER, referred to committee of the whole House at 10 minutes after o'clock, P, M. The House then on motion of MT BAKER, resolved itself into a committee of the whole Hcnse on said memorials and resolutions, MT Oliver, of C.. in the chair, and after some time spent therein, MT ACKLEN moved that the committee rise, report progress, and ask leave to sit again on Monday, next which was granted.
 Bills receiUed from the Senate-which had been read three several times in that body, to wit: An att to provide for the admeasure- ment of work done to buildings in the city of Mobile, and for the appointment of measur- CTS; an act to repeal in part, and amend an act, to revise, consolidate and amend the se- veral acts in relation to Justices of the Peace and Constablcs, passed December 27, 1914; an act amendatory to the laws concerning di- vorce; an act for the punishment of attorneys
 
 cery for malpractice; an act, in part to re- peal an act, entitled an act to authorize the County Court of Dale county to sell certain public buildings therein named, approved December 8, 1880; all which said bills were severally read q first time and ordered to a second reading.
 Wrdnesday, Dec. 7.-Bills and joint re- solution of the following titles, were received from the Senate by MT Morton: an act to re- duce the salaries of the Judges of the Circuit Courts of this State in certain cases; an act supplementary to an act, entitled an act to au- thorise James Davis and associates to turn pike certain road therin named; joint rcso- lution in relation to the surviving officers and soldiers of the revolution;al which were read a first time and ordered to a second reading.
 Petitions hresented-By MT FAuLK, that of sundry citizens residing west of Alabama river, and east of the centre line of town ships 7, 8, g and 10, praying the passage of a law making the channel of the river Alaba- ma the line between Monroe and Clarke coun- tics; which was read and referred to the Re- presentatives of Monroe and Clarke counties: By MT ERWIN, the petition or recommenda- tion of the branch and deputy pilots of the outer and upper bar of Mobile bay, recom- mendng Russell H. Lewis, especially, as aPort Warden, which was read; and which, on motion of MT ERWIN, was laid on the ta- ble. Yeas S9-Navs 3O
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

The uncouh motto, which is annexed, is taken from Dutch paper printed in Lancaster county, and headed the Clay and Webster ticket that quarter Or heopss consider Low Dutch the language for elec- oneerng, and only it to drive their horses fright en the Devil.
 Untustubung Einhelmischer Manufacturer. National Republicanisch,r Kandidat, fur
 President, Henry Clay, von Kentucky.
 Vice President,
 Daniel Webster, ven New Hampshire.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

The Seims Conrier issued its last number on Thursday last We deeply sympathze with the Antjs in this sad hour of afiction, as @Tne ONLY INDEPENDENT EDI- TOR svIfh the Potonlac' is more. ray of hope however dawns the dark face of the tmes his Vale dictory inmaes that he may, like the abed Phnx make future resurrection. -Southernsargus.
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The American Aana for Is32 has just been ssued and
 copy has just b,en by D. Felt, the publisher for NewYOrk. The astronomical part occupies seventy pages Thre two pIneipil astronomical phenomena of the year 1852. FirsfThe Transit of Mercury, the 5h of May, the first visible either wholly part the United States for many As it will be also visible throughout Europe, the advaages of the opportunity will afford for determining 0ngitudes and eng the tables obv Secondy-The eclipse Of the Sun, 27h of July "hs MT k T. Paine in the preface the astronomi- cal part of this work, s the second of the very series of five large eeses visible the short space of and although in magnitude the United States be compared with that of the last of will
 be very valuable for sht determination of sra ong
 ude, being also visible in the South of Europe. In tire southern States its magnitude will be much c0nsieFa ble than in the northern, and in the southeaeri part Cuba, in great Inauga and gaRd Turks Island it will be nearly central, and otdl for about five minht.s hap pens that the time of this eclipse, Venus is in uperior conuneton those who see the totaf eclipse may likewise seen, this planet t day of her Superior Conunc and only two thirds of d. gree from the sun."Cha
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

Mir Speaker Faulk King M Oliver
 Acklen Fontaine King ofP! Payne - Augustus Foster Lane Riddle Baker Gilbrtath Lea Saunders ofL Boyd Hayes Lockhart Shearer Brodnax Hickman M'Colum Snedicor Campbell Hollis Mckinley Tarrant Cook Hubbard M'vay Terrell Erwin fss'E kiips;@iea Si%n.Sa Mssss. Nsso" Ward
 Those who voted in the negative are, Abernathy Harris Norwood Shackeford Carroll Herbert Oliver ofM Stephens Dellet Keener Paul Tomlman Drsh Loyd Peete Walker Farrar M.hfee Rather Watkins Goodwin MRae Ross Wilkinson Goyne Moore Hugely
 HaofB Musgrove Saunders ofD
 By MT OLIVER, of M. the petition of Be- najah $. Bibb and others, praying charter of incorporation under the name of the Plan ters' Wharf and Steamboat Company, at the town of Montgomery, which was read, and referred to a select committee to consist of Messrs Oliver, of M. Baker and Hugely: By MT LEA, that of sundry citizens of Perry county, in relation to physicians practising medicine; referred to a select committee con- ssting of Messrs Lea, Herbert and Shearer: By Mir KING of P. counter petition to the above, of ofsundry citizens of Perry, which was referred to the same committee.
 Accounts hresented-By MT LEA, that of George M. Palmer, jailer of Perry county: By MT ERWIN, that of Richard G. Ryder
 
 Mir SHEARER introduced memorial of the General Assembly of the State of Alabama, asking a reduction of the price of public lands, and that they may be entered in tracts of 40 acres; which was read and referred to the select committee, to which was referred | sundry reolutions on that subject.
 l Rehorts from conimiftees-Mr OLIVER, of C. from the judiciary committee, to whom was referred bill concerning slaves; also a resolution to inquire into the expectancy of preventing the further introduction of slaves into this State; also the message of the Co., vernon with the accompanying documents, reported bill in relation to slaves. On motion of MT RUGELEY, the bill was laid on the ta- ble, and 100 copies ordered to be print ed: The same committee to whom was referred so much of the Governors message as relates to the graduation of punishment for crimes, reported it as inexpedient to legislate upon the subject; the report, or motion of Mir OLIVER, was laid on the table: The same committee, to whom was referred so much of the Governors message as relates to the es- ! tablishment of separate Supreme Court, re- l porte d that bill is now before the Senate embracing that subject; and were discharged I from the further consideration thereof. il Thursday, Dec. 8, 1831.-Mr HERBERT presented the petition of company of infan-
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 TREAsURERs OFFICE, mber2 2s, body which you preside the fol- F RaS @ @ s % h & % isso sa"as @ s with % @ ss for .,Y'|"'s.' -'', D,s'"' REVENUE FUND: R % ss sssd s1f hs sa ys nsas the @ s5 m 0 %
 On shares in the Mobile Bank 4's5d 9ss 50 50 Making receipts for the year ends the 26h inst ~ @ se,6o s The 1880. o.u.....,.1 . DIsBURsENENTs m FROM THE REVENUE. Compensate" of sss9 %%ss's $ $ ssns s H%S S. House s''7
 podRss s.RR' ssa s!s@s S s' sa: assistant: as;s s;s 90 Expense. @ of 's0 a ::; S:: $ the s: S:::s At" % :. % ssp.p.ad%s Tas's5 s printing a Acts and Journals 's s5: 90 ;$ ] j; ;::;:: 5; E; ;:;:: E: $::: S:' ;. sSss Shas '}''E s ps ?s@sc binding Books POP Apprehe"sg ees .s%ns prosecuting esoAns 's' " sssf s1sfs ssS e and Quarter Master General soS SS Arsenal % Kent Expenses Public Arms. $:G sns Electors Tcas: as; %ssa allowed s s fss;:5S % c ss s 9 H refunded s ff@Ps fss psssss :t s Stationary ss Ss' General Assembly and 'a'' ' Making Gssssssas % sssrs,sS sss'i ao2. 2.s 7o.ssy ;, Ss.ss: sss%:: s ;s: s:ss : s ' Treasury sreccved nce Bank received manyy
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 of the at o Alabama in ween the Novemb and the 26th November November 2b Aggregate receipts. dance n he 0 ovenbe of Trustees Invesme in 46,473 kin the applied Deducted dromre sndbaa on handt leavent the Treasury on 66.
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  in H. PERKINS, Treasurer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

none, Gr1n Of Bo also opposed the BILL which he pro-
a"ds intended be avoided Neverh.les, ns " ne al
o '"rss"n struck OF. he should vote Tor the bin n,
wa, ne isIegatded rs Effects - - pew
M Nsnahie likewise oppo ed IN, bill he,;.,;, 3, -,
'"T rS we community To itself IN making its gains
h @ wa anr' opposed by Mr. G'on, supported
M bnoher offered ryder the bill exenipus In. cou,,,
o. Ameiia from tho operation the sc,-whrh n. hnt
House IN its mercy would pass " I tue
or hhEnsey said he dad object To the ryder nor did m
nom the pat ct the State whence he came and i5 ~ 80
pSSyeu a, as l" "a' part he cared iuT no
me House then ordered the ryder to 81 n ~
Y ., Of Nan,emond '''' y ''o'"i Tue 'O""'
s jackson moved postpone the bill aud
Mr Atkinson spoke IN explanations to some
by MIR Wncher and Mr. Wncher REPLIED "'' '''''
MIR Garland OF Nelson. explained why havin. formerly voted
against The poponemem he should now vote Tor i, c
wiring 10 give the friends Of the hill opportunity Ia nI...,
uch one as he could for not having done ne
could not vote for e ~ =" 'e
ca me question was then put on PosPoncmen nrsa,yed
The question as To including Nausemond in the ryder was
men put and neSaived-ayes SO, noes 81.
Inc question recurring the engossnen, of the ryder il
was carried against it-ayes 80 noes 80 '
M rays no" called for the previous question, observing
bill and the House sustained the call.
q"eoh was then put on passing the Ill., and carried
Syr.-Messr. iiaoks, (Speaker) Tenll, Keuney McCue
X Campbell, ienshnw, + Anderson + u Miller Ynncev
Spurlock alybunon, Buoo,, Jones Wright Cnicher,cr
Payne Powell, Holland Caseman, " Wood King Perrin
Bryce, Had, Ersknc Easey, Dunn Car.kadon Dav.son
Lawson Caldwell Street Imdgns Newman. Goo%s w yiSys
nms'Sy, EswSIs Helms o'teHal II Anderson Adams
hon hlSn'e Goodwin, Hamilton, Eppes Gillespie McC,1r
NcCulloch, Keler-Gj - 'F'' 0'!'
NGE'-Messrs. Bayly, Glmcr. l. W Wood, Booker. sN1
Garland Maysc, Lenwich, Davis, & Campbell Ghoison
Shell huSan, lay, Taylor Broadus. Gibson Wilson James
Marshall VI Mason Green, Morris Seymour G j " Iams
leiSn ATKINSON, Lucas, Pollard Ewing II e Powell w
l. Mason Knox Preston, Cohoom Garlsnr ,lcIaurhIin
psh" 6llckwel Jacobs, pau.ar,, I Nalrr yenab!e + L
hHes, Iyie Moore, Lewis, Williams Harris (atewood
MoneuLs' CmP NG"ton' Jackson. Crockett, Maxwell Me,
On motion of Mr. Spuilocke the House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

uis county, does not occupy than Gny days Thv
% ot seeding ten for harvest tea for enectin, and
ns from the straw The average p!lce of a eshead of To-
naSco about hy dollars, aud the amounts to 6ni.,
@ Inc average price OF hael u! n,u about 81 80 and
'e %" amounts to iiriy utn part You then C,u h-
ohe hlhclh pat OF months llsuT value of the.
1' 'e h''h days IA the shnpc of toll while you take on
s'o"tr oaa iIry-ita OF fifty days on ON, d,v
Su nto"pe UIn two hours OF another Thai thte, ,s
hSh hon the one a. the other and yet has hr, called
.aI legislation" Wheat rcqlies extensive surface b,
1D,Cco o production O! equal value chiefly the cro
" h' or"eht VINO pn,sess lrsa farms, while tobacco. ,lny
'o' C"nitd exclusively To small prnpcurs E, their rnri
u" nc means at p'viue their taNc, AMI SIN,
rsSsdi'es Ia" 'he'f families But from rich Irner yoa
CNS u'' ono h''' as nuch ~ proportion To ao, a. yo
GO hoh the p1Dr man al the hills, where little l,,t - ,o,
yp. Sen.ehhn, u such state ni ulngs 10 remain
" III the eastern gentlemen who excl,im ,anst
~" VI VIC .i'heiai government the ITS Inc.
Piahy ana injustice, peevec in confirming on their own lel
' eNlA'is system oi more aggravated character
-, W." VI l"e est nave nothing say, .xcep, that they
cannon but recognize III the history of Tins an acon the M
VIC VI "a'ng strong curb kept on the white basis
II T.GaccO Planter Of james Rirer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

4 CARD have much pleasure in announcing, 70
a the Public that Mr.. Shaw who has attended INV
Glasses IN bookkeeping, is perfectly adequate in in
parting to the student the theory and ramications of
tbs necessary mercantile art which with the anti anru
lar method OF penmanshp, will trust ensure him that
success, which the citizen, of Richmond have SO Ia
Nihsly contributed towards Mr.. Shaw will be my
successor in the Office where have given instructions
and those persons who have not finished their course r
lessons will be attended 20 by him.
ian p CARpENTIrp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
THIS EVENING. Jar. %.


The Performance to commence with GolIo,ir,
Wanting by tie whole troop, in the course of which
the Mare Isabel Wi! dance 10 the tune Of Yankee
Doodle. ""''
astonishing performances
ilorsemanship by young Bacon, the DasI,ipg
tiorsrran; who will leap whip, hoop, garters.
IIorscmanship by Mr. Harrington. on n sin,,I
horse, to conclude with the DrInkea IIussar,
HorsemGnshiPby Mr. Huntington, OIL two horses.
who Will perform n variety of ASTONISHING F.ats.
and conclude with his lIcrculean Feats on the horses
with young Bacon his shoulders
Nj. Hess. the modern Sampson, viii DISPLAY his
llcrcucan powers from the grand column
Still Nauting, by Me,srs. Buckley HARRINGTON
Hess, Miller Bacon, Porter, and Blackburn, Clown
NJ. Cullen INV"
Mr. Blackburn as the Indian JIgglcr, will On
through with bis eX,raordinarv Perfnrmnnce :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

'sNHE subscriber wishing to dispose of his Real
Estate in Cabell county offers the following pro
perry for SALE to wit: Farm on Guyando,e river
ABOUT eight miles above its mouth containing oil
acres eHceI!ent!y watcred, $50 OF which is bottom
land under good fence and now in c. hvation Anv
person who wishes to raise tobacco, and would want
arm IN tins county, would do we'll 10 purchase as
nave raised several crops on the same and Skinned
them TO Philadelphia where they have rat ted as high as
any tobacco IRON any part of the Union That is to
s'y-thcy have nct;ed after paying all expenses from
- 70 collars per 100 lbs and from that to So and T.
] viii also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Gardcr, in the town of Barbours
vile; besides Farm House and ut IN the same Mace
ana one Lot within the vicinity. All of which NAV
he had on accommodating terms, by applying to ,i,
subscriber. ABsALON nor DFsuy
ian GT-2twSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

Extract the Editor the renn.yIy ana Inquirer dated
WAsHINGToN. Jan. 81
You are distinctly at liberty and authorized to
state that if the people of 'hc United States should
think proper TO reject General ANDREW JACK
SON to be their President, he will serve second
term IN that station This enumeration will proba-
bly, hav" the ctfect of arrcstug certain movements
predIca cd upon the assumption that the President
would retire at the end Of his first term General
JAcKsoN does not seek continuance in the Office.
cline it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
WHITE MULBERRY TRFBS

4 'iii' SUBSCRIBE has Tor sale. at his farm niles
above Richmond, the trees @ voars iii I IeS
sonaoe quantity nl ia" genuine orus Alba, or ybiTo
ihIah Mulberry Trees and Us the season is p6ty an,
preaching IN which they may be transplanted, hc =
"S,fuu' o. RECEIVING orders from many persons az
may be IN want of the article; and as no i I'll 80;
he'd that the sill; culture he ore OF; the most nIo-
tao.e branches the ogricuur;st can turn his o,ten
ton TO- he hopes TO b. the means of their extensive
s''''uIou 'hrough the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise lr o
t''I" m Richmond or within any reasonable dislsncr
'"-E'", ]. w. SMITH
= B.--Ordcrs may be lcG at Scott &, Smiih's T.
street. Richmond. oc, Ioan,tr -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
FENllE subscriber, as Agent for the Farmers Fire
h Insurance and Loan Company of New YorL
WI insure houses. merchand ~ furniture, &c g.,
ngaimst i've, OF the usual terms
Jan iH-IawI0t JOHN Il TRIPLE T~T