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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-10

H~ARDwICKsvILLE jane LAT, 1881.
THVHE Snbscrb RS have located th,mse,ve' At this
ID piace,ons nile above the Swift I'lanls,o On james
River, one hundred miles above Richmnnd, and AZ ha-
low LYnchhurg, within IL miles OF Buckingham Court
House, from which place thsre is a good level and
smooth road on, 10 all he neiRbboufhpod Of The Court
House. We have now huili ard ready for use, a large
roomy Store Horsn and Lumber H)use, with = good
Warehouse or sh tier, prepared to receive a large
quantily OF tobacco, and wheat, every year: az well ~
TO receive all articles, hat may be going up or down the
river, to any parsons living convenient on eth -r side.
ihey VIII attend 10 the receiving and sending off to any
pace ny the fivsr, any article sent TO their care, as
wel "a receiv" on stnrage, any and every thing sent 10
them aud WI give ~, eariisa, s. quick eat infor nation OF
the arrival, an! will s~nd n IN out TO lhs owners by the
hrst safe cbaoc'. Thsr chargss for their attention to
the above, shall r., saisftc,cry TO all who may thiuk
proper t. fairon'zs them. They will send off all tobacco
sent TO thsin, as quick =, prsc icsb!e. They wish those
who send NJ or down, by tbe ~bpatm-n, 10 strange the
boatmaD'' pay, e. /, Will not be at all times convenient
to advance tbs freizht to them. and they always claim
and demsn' ~, when tbs goods ara. d slivsrsd. Par.
ticuiar a''en i'm shall be paid TO the weight and eIami-
ton OF Ill things brought 10 their care, 80 as 10 dsiec,
any ihing that is done wrong.
W. ~. HARDWICK & co.
June 10 g-Is
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yHNO THE PUBLIC-l

II PUBLiC-A NEW AND USEFUL I'M
4 PRovEMENT ON MILLs.-Some time during the
month OF July or August lAsi, | constituted and APP
dispose oil the Patent Right OF my late discovery OF a
new and useful Improvement on Miils-and my friend,
the Doctor, having failed 10 write me where he is, or
how he comes on, and believing 'hat my in'etes's may
suffer from delay, | have, therefore, revoked my pow
ers oil Agency 10 him, no, from any want of confidence
In his honesty and integrity, but from a conviction, ,ha;
the business IL no, suited 10 his engagements The
Public will, therefore. take notice, that said Powers 81
Attorney TO him, the said Doc,. Stone, is revoksd-abd
thatCharles LiP?ei, Egg. OF Savannah. Georgia. i. aP-
pointed in his place, my AgeD; tor the n lrih ,rn States.
JNO. HOUGHTON,
Juns7 S-4,~ of Greensboro, Ge,rpin.
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AH% IN REWARD RAMA az from e.. sub
- e1U scribsr, living 10 Hanover county, on
ths Ia h day OF Jsnua,y Lass, . negro man named ps-
tar ! blink h hs changed his name 70 San, or some
other name, az he worked for NJ. Zachariah Brock.
In Manchester two months, bg he mama Of Sam |
have no doubt bu; his IS in Riehmoni, or in hat neigh
bourhooi; be may hove gotten work on the Canal o.
haii-road. p ter II fall SIX f'e, high, spare made We.
ny black His toni Is abou, 10 inches loug, ecmnlsin.
oiOelos Sesiy' az an eKcu'e Tor his masters hiring
him by me month, and will decsivs a stranger 10 that
way u h. can; ne hiss on his right shoulder p lsrss wen
that causes him to walk rather .'eoping, which sbows
very plain itr ugh bis clothes. I will give the above
reward N any psfon, that will deliver him TO ne n
Haooyer County ! ior"srn al masters Of vessels. ard
all other persons from employing the said negro upder
the penalty Of h Ivy. John b. GREEN.
Hanover, Juns 10. Q-1R
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LAND FOR SALE.

ITHNHE subscriber offers Tor sale, his trsc, of LAID,
n lying in Powhatan county. on A~ppometiox river,
about eighteen miller above Gon;so, three below Gle.
mant Town, and twelve above The Courl-house, sdiDin.
ing the land Of Cha'les Esglcs,on, Richtd wilkins,
Hugh French, and others. The trsc, contains about
eight hurdred acres; between two and three hu DIR, q
OF which are creek and river low-grounds of very ex-
cenen' quality, equal to any on .Appoma,toa river.
Some 81 ,he river low.grounhs are yet unc,esrCd. The
hish land is in a good state for cultivation, and The pu.-
chaser will have II in his power 20 seed from I20 TO
100 bushels OF wheat, or good corn and tobacco land.
The wood land Is w.ll-t tin bsred, and more han a SUI
6siency Tor the euppor, ef the plantation, independent
iy oil The uncle sred low. grounds. The imp, ovemenis
consist CT an overseet's honse aud good negro quar-
'ers, an excellen; new granary and ~threshing mschine
attached 10 IL, and tobacco barns sufficient for curing
tweo,y or thirty thousand weight OF tobacco. Any
person wishing 10 view The land, will al any time be
shown il by my brcther, c. ESRicston, who lives ad.
joining, or Mr.. Hugh + sench, who al ptestn mt occupies
IL. Tie purchaser will be allowed the privile GO CT
seeding a crop of wheat ,his fall. Should the above
described land be 60, sooner sold privately, notice oil
which will be given, il will be scld puhlicIy, 20 the
highest bidder, at Hugh Frencl's Tavern, on the Buck.
iDghsm road, ,tSelve miles above Po5yhaian Court
House, on Thursday, The rsh day OF August, il fair,
/ not, ths next fair day. The terms .hali be accom-.
%noda'ing. ard will be made known On the day of sale,
or on application TO the Subscriber residing in Amelia
county. WM. EGGLESTON.
May 20. 3-wtts
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Somerset, the Land dhd residence Of the tate Benja-
mine Grym.s, in the county of King George,
% SHE.
HEY virtue Of a deed OF trust, duly executed nv
A1 said GTylnes, in Ill. lif4 tire, and re corded in
the Clr'k's Office Of said County, | hail proceed to sell
'or casb, 10 the lishesi bidder, on the premi as, the
above named tract 4 land, 90 the II n day of july next.
Or 80 much thereof az may be necessary TO sa,isfy and
discharge a claim, together with ell o.hsr incidental
eSPeoccs =, which Atram j HoOe, So. has az ainst said
Gfyme's Land, rs one Of his .erurites TO q Bond exc.
eu'ed 10 Henry Gardiner, d,<'I. OF Charles County.
Maryland, and Tor which the said deed Of irus, was
originally exscm'ed-I sheil only convey such tile AZ
= vested IN me as & ustee, bu' believe the title TO be
uDguesunnsble. ID. LEWIS, Trustee.
MAY Y, 1851. 2-wtds
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Niay3I.

q Patent ThTeshing WOebine The un.
~ dsTsiSnrd having p%ufchdsed the Patent for he
coun'iss Of Granville, Orange, Person, CasgelI aud
Rockingham. North Carolina, lake hi, u.e,hod Of H.
lofmi"g the Farmer, OF those & unties. thai he viii be
TO sell individual or county fishts, Tor ,hs uss
Of he most valuable maehiUe. by application TO him 10
HdlIaS county, Virginia, where he purpof es having
one 10 complete operation, by harvest, when is utility
may be tested. And the Citizsns Of Hali'ax ars re-.
.reefnHy informed, tia! 10 connection with Mr.. PALM
Howsroo, he bopes o be prepared by hirvest to iut.
oiib a. many machines az may b. wdned, ard he
tskes this oPportun ty Of warming all persons az ainst
ihe infringement of IRE figlt.
April rs. IlS-wSw THOMAS EASLEY
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A MOST DESiRBLE RESIDENCE o ALE
IA | wish to sell the Estate adjoining the City of
Richmond, called Belvidere, containing seventeen acre,
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation OF a large family. This property
n 5 in bearing, and approaching that state, a selection
OF Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, of more than an hun.
dred varieties; and, beside a garden OF two acres, high.
ly MANFRED, with extensive and very productive AS
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole II acres are enclosed and subdivided,
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent to a
large garden, and admirably adapted to such a purpose.
The lands not employed in gardening, are full rich for
that or any other culture, TO which an owner might in
cline TO devote them, and ii desirable 10 a purchaser;
six acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure, will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply TO Mr.. Thomas Taylor, in
Richmond, or the subscriber on The premises.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
May 81
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ESRUST SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed of Trust exc
"a cuted TO the Subscriber by Robert Mosby and
"lie, Tor certain purposes therein specified, which deed
Is dated on the 10Th March, 1881, and recorded in the
Hastings Court oil the City of Richmond, l tciH sell,
at Pow hatan Court House, on Wednesday, the 18th day
oi the present month, that being Powhatan Court day,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, a certain
TRACT OF LAND in said County. adjoining the lands
OF isham Ball, b. Trueheart, asd the estate OF Ann Has
kins, decd containing by survey too hundred and Jtty
acres.
No objection exists, liz believed, TO the ti,lc-but
such only asi vested in me as Trustee will be conveyed.
TERMS liberal, aud made known at sail.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
June 3. ids Trustee.
~ The obstacle that caused the Sale If The ADORE
property to be POSTPONED tchen last adcertis,d, being
noto reniored. no disappointment nesd be feared.
:"
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April 30

ENRY o. MIDDLETON, residing m Fredr
II ricksburg, Va, offers his services 20 person,
who wish to have their Western Yjrginia laads secur-
ed. BY the ace OF the last Virginia Legislature. which
are published for The information of ,hoss co.cerned;
the impor aDce OF immediate attention 10 the paw en-
Of the taxes due en- their lands will be considered.
Persons holding lands eau get Information of VIVA,
tax - due by communities ing with me a. +. edericks
burg, Va.-A certificate Of depo.j, in any spscie-pay-
ing bank 10 The United Safes, will be appii, d inrnedi.
steiy TO ihe discharge OF afreAtaees for tax, or TO any
other business transacted.
He will continue 10 give hs personal strv;efs. eight
months in the year, to he infringement OF lands o, oth er
business, wesI OF the Ali~gbany Moun' aim: will have
Iand' accurately re.suryeyed, and AMEND i'm person 10
neks sales.
Northern Merchants and other persons Wishing spv
business t'ousatti, ms negotiate; debts collected aud
bonded TO-, in any par, Of Virginie, may rely on the
most satisfactory and prompt ~despdtch.
My compensation :hall be moderate. % be paid after
tbe rebdt ring OF eeivicfs. In the investigatine OF land
tiles, and n,S;ing sales, | am willing to contract Tor
a portion Of the land secured, CT he proceeds OF s,les-
but in all instances, all arresrag.s OF taxes must he
provided for. | keep an Office four months in The
year, in Fredericksburg, Va: and eisht months ir
Lewi'burg, Greenbtier County, Va. My correspon.
dents will direct 10 fredericksburg for h. nexiiLfee
monihs, post paid.
Ne j AN stronger to many who may read this adver
'isement, 'eier 20 John Metfa'te, JJtn :. s. G. Well.
ord, John Puck & Co., John Scott. aud William Jeck.
son, J9n all Of Frederick burg; Rob ri Oiver and
X III Mosle, B limofe, B. Marx Rchards, Pliled l.
Phie; and Silas Wood Of N. York.
May I8. -
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FHNiN n IRON.-1bs Subscriber X eps c.p.
n stanhy on hand a supply Of Tin Plate IN boxe,;
also a good assortment OF single. doubl~ and treble roll.
ed sheot Iron, HOOP Icon hou, 7 60 2 inches, boS Iron
Tor C~oAeh-makers, small round and square rods, for
trace chains a u other purposes, plating. scroll, tire,
round and tquare Ion Of various ,izss. Ezra sizes Of
In Plate and Iron, ordered with dispateh from the
Northern maIkets. JOHN ~ GORDON
June 7. ga,
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THNHE SEASON OF TGMOLEON will expire on
u the 2Oih day OF ,hi' mon'h (Jan>) and person,
who have sen; m1r-sto bim, viii much oblige me by
depOsiiiug 70 nY cr>dt, the smoun, Of the season kssD.
Ffedeucksbury, or in he BsDk of Vrgini, in peters
burg, on or before tia, time, which will s,vs them
70 per cent on the amount Of tn season. Terms az
advertised were $50 with an allowance 81 20 per cent,
70 'ho,e who pad within ihs sesscn, S7j insurance..
payable when 'hn property was changed or sseert,ired
70 be in teal, ooo dollar to tn gro,m. and rs cents per
day Tor 'ssding. JOHN MlNGE, ir.
'nhs iV' 0-u9t
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,

YENHE Pastors and Governors Of WIiiiam s. Ma
Il ~ College are respectfully reminded that The
4th Of July il tie day Of their regular annual meeting,
at which time a full board is earnestly desired, as bust
ness Of vital Importance TO the interest OF the College
demands its consideration. JOHN PAGE.
Rector.
June 10. 9-2wtlsJ
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HHOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT offer
u Tor sale n Tract of Land, about s mile, from
Culpeper Cour, House, containing upw ards of 700
acres, OF good quality, originally tobacco land, has pien-
" OF timber, aad amongst the best watered Farms in
the eounty-i, adjoins the Glebe, the lands OF -ssis s.
Randolph, Foote, and BJckper. Aiso-lS3 acres In
Henrico, about 2 or 3 miles from Richmond, whore the
5 eamboats la, d, entirely in wood, chiefly yellow pine.
L understand that thirty and thirty five cords OF
wood may be cut 10 the acre throughout. Al:o-S or
10 vacant lots near Rockets. / would take coed bonds
in payment, or exchange IL AZ so much, for a small farm
on the ~salt- would dispose oil or rent TO a good
tenant, she principal par, OF my residence-say 1000
acres-a part of which IL in clover. Upon this trac, is
a small dwelling, and has fine timothy meadows, which
yield about 100, 00Olbs hay annually. The purchaser
can be accommodated with 40 negroes OF good eharac-
ter, and as likely as any in Vnginit, stock, Sc. Com
muniea,ions (pos, paid) addressed to S'evensburg Pos,
Office, will be attended TO by JOHN THOM.
Berry Hill, near Slevensburg, Culpv per. Vrsioia.
June 7 S-u3"
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NAY 1a.


"a ARSHAL'o a l. OF G~OOCHLAND LANDS,
I'VE Pursuant TO a decree of the Superior Court of
Chancery for the district OF fredericksburg pronounc
co on the 10Th day OF September, 1880, in the case of
jackson Mills Us. Joseph Stephens admir- of Newton
stephens and others, shall, on Saturday (the 25th day
of the present month June 1871 offer Tor sale, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the premises, "ihe
Land and appurienances in the bill and proceedings men
TONED, which are particularly describ d in a deed OF re-
cord in Goochland County Court office, bearing date the
29th OF September, 1919, from William s. Bates and
Wife, TO Newton Stephens" upon the following terms
10 Wit: for ready cash so far as is necessary to raise the
amount OF the principal sums Of money, interest and costs
mentioned in said decree, aud the costs attending said
sae,-snd as to the residue OF the purchase money, a
credit oftwelye months, taking bond with good security.
and a deed OF Trust on the land TO secure the purchase
money.
The above tract Of Land lies near Mrs. TinsIey's in
the upper end OF Goochland.-
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. :. c .c.R.p
june 3. 7-WSE. Or One of his Dcputes
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CARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MERCHANT.
NEW YORK.
Advance made on consienm. nis 10 III above adirc, g
by LANCASTER, DENNY, s. co.
Ju"o7 z. S-A
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LAND o SALE.
Nav 6.


TENHE Subscriber wishing 10 remove TO The Western
a Country, offers for sale his lInd, lying abou, two
miles beow Louisa Court House, on the Main Sage
Road, lsadng from the City OF Richmond, on which
Partition ib-re IL situated q good Brick House, finish
ed about two years past, with Elk rooms, q passage run
ming through IT,, anA a cellar containing one large dining
room, aud another for a kitchen, with comfortable on
houses. The above mentioned Tract, contains abou,
Tour hundred and ninety acres, of which one hundred &
twenty acres have been lately cleared, and il well adsp
ed TO the culture of corn, wheat, and tobacco; the bal.
ancs IL in woods, and is r. marksbly well iimbered. IL
lice 10 the geld T gicn Of Louisa, has a well Of excellen,
wstef ia Inc yard, besides spriug', which are entirely
converien', and is siua'ed 10 a COED neigbbcrhood.
The above mentioned situation, is good for a Tavern,
a Private Residencr, Tor a Professional Gentleman, o. iof
a Carriage Maker, Cebinet Maker, or any other Me.
cbanic, beirg well Timbered, as Timber is very scarce
ia its vicinity.
Al The same time sod place, will be- sold, two hall
acre lois, situated adjoiuiag the Hotel at Loui.a Cour,
House, with a Store House sc. on each lot. There il
a Mail Stage thai runs by The saiJ G uri House, twice
every week. TO he city Of Richmond. Losisa Couri
Houss, (the vllage) is among The beet Stands 10 the
country, Tor IN. rchan6izing, a. there is a srea, deal OF
cash business dor there.
a farther Description Of the Property Is deemed IN
Necessary, az II is eApested that those who wi h TO rur
chase viii view The premi.es beiore the sale.
" The above Properly is not sold before The second
Monday 10 July next, Il will be offered al public ,sls or
that day, al Louisa Court II use, h, being court day.
II | should cell privately, previous 10 July Louisa
Court, The public IN u be notified.
May ID. 2-wH ALEXANDER LEVY.
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THNHE st scnber oilers for sale. his los In the tosn
d Of Urbanna, MiddleseS county, on which l. i,
Tavern and Sore house, with all necessary house,
,or Oo'h btsnehes o. business, q good garden &c
Pefsons wishiog u purchase are requs ted 10 view On.
property. Terms will be made accommodating
Nay H. Wv THOS Jones
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ANJAS ommited TO The all OF York County a. a
runaway, on the 81 day OF August 1890. a Itch,
muiaIto mao. who calls himself Hubbard Ssm,Ie. md
states tba, be was born free 10 the county Isle OF Wigbt.
IN the state OF Virginia He is 8 feel 10 inches hisb has
a Gear 90 the back par, Of his left lsg, just above the
joint, appears to be abou, % years OF age, Justly, J ght
hair, White or grey ewes, and says he IL a dileher by
lrade.-It Il rumOured 1 believe, that he IL a slave.
The owner OF said fellow IL desired TO come forward.
grove bic property, pay his charger, and take bin away
or he will bs deal, with az the law directs. -
WIN. VAIL, Tailor Of York County.
WJB I-Wsw
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June 10
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.

GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
HAyENpoRr ALLEN s Co.. A.e'ionesrs and
800 hhds W. |. aud N. Oslesns Sugar
40 bills Porto Rico do
100 10 Loaf and Lump do
20 boxes steam refined loaf
90 do Havana White Sugar
20 hhds New Orleans Rum
10 " Antigua do
6 pipes Cognsc Brandy
" Hollands Gin
100 bids New Orleans Molasses
100 " Wes, India DO
$50 bags Java and Green Coffee
800 quarter casks Malaga Wine
10 boxas Champaign do
10 sacks sot,-shsll Almonds
6 ceroons Spanish Indigo
GOO reams Wrapping Paper
500 4" Writing do
80 bb!s mess and prime Beef
20 Tanner Oil
1 Pipe Olive do
40 bids aud ii,rccs Lamp do
80 bbls Albany Ale
100 do Baltimore Whiskey
100 half boxes Window Glass
90 boxes Sperm Candles
400 bbls No. 3 Maskerel
200 casks Gu, nails
40 cases Fur Hats
Chocolate-Fig Blue
Pepper, Pimento. Sc.
DRY GOODS.
1S5 pieces 6ne and supsifine black, blue, mixed
and fancy .colored Broad Cloths, from 81 80
to S. 90 per yard
Cassimeres, Cassinetts, D;illings, and superior
Napkins
so pieces brown Linen-for pan,aloons
4cases Rouen Cassimeres
9 " colored Cambrics
62 " low-prised and superior Chint, Prints
" Bingham and Ba,,i.,e
6 &" Indigo blue stripes and Plaids
4 bales b i,i.h O,naburgs
l do Tteklinburg
l do Buriaps
IL do Navarines
4 do Int. She'll Combs
ALSO, a large assortment OF superior and common gilt
coat and vest buttons, pearl shirt buttons and stud,
hardware, cutlery, tenders, shovel and longs, brass aud
steel pans, periumery, soapi, SC. SC.
June Z S-w6i
UOHN A LEV wrl continue business in the
house formerly occupied by John Van Lew, s. Co.
where H. will receive in a day or two, by the al p An
net,e Walls, direct from Liverpool "a large assortment oil
Hardware, adiiery and Cutlery, among which are
Wedding hoes Of all sizes,
Trace chains of differen, kind.,
A large assortment OF Anvils and Vice.,
Single and double-barrel percussion and flint guns
some very elegant,
Single barrel flint and percussion pistols,
Dixon and Long Britannia tea pots,
do Cream pots TO match do
do Sugar dishes to mach do
ON HAND,
An assortment of Anchor Boiling Cloths of all
numbers. June 3. 7-3t
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WOH@IANra
FRANCE.

French Var against Don Miguel Russian L,so.
ience and Cruelty to,odrds POiGna-C Correspondence
from 81. Pefeysburg-Stote Of The Polish Question
"A ttD Words on Belgium.
10 the Editor OF The london Morning Chrnnicle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

IL a silly body by the namo of John Jones. in
Boston, has lately made parade of his patriotism,
by sending the Hero, tortoise shell comb of much
spendor, decorated with inscriptions and likeness
es of Washington, Lafayette, and Jackson the LAT.
ter, as the greater worthy of the trio being placed
in the centre of the groupe:
Mr. Jones also sent letter with his present, from
which we extract the following sentence:
1.-The Eagle which surmounts the comb, and ,oho
holds in his beak scroll with the words, New Or
leans upon it, l hope speak for Themselves"
- This letter of poor Jones almost rivals the one
written by the Hero himself to Pittsburg manu-
facturer, somewhat similar OCCASION In rs
turning his acknowledgements for fine pair of
boots, the successor Of Jefferson and Madison, de.
clared his resolution to hang them UP Us mirror.
to stimulate TO martial deeds" Oh Johnny Ran
dolph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

commenting upon the alledged intended at
upon MIR. Ingham, the u. S. Telegraph SAYS,
we were about to say what we will not saw
'ss subject; but we will say that Mr.. Campbell
= IS one of those who, by constant association
themselves, and by constant speculations upon
the circumstance of 1s2s," have been persuaded
ina. 'hey are to cqntrol the people of this coun.
try" -
Tho circumstances of lS29," is Chesterfieldi.
an phrase to denote the whole Eatonian affair
something like " Mrs Barneys husband" to de
signate Major Barney. Is possible that the Ma.
]or Is one of the spectators All Major Who
could have thought it 2 So patriotic, and SO re-
publican too.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

O' %'tteS heSfSteT.
~ fhe Richmond Wing says--"Mr. Mile,
onu onE contemporary, GMr. Richie are to have
n"ut on The tariff, the moment the ENQUIRER "a
Nnihciently enlarged to embrace the yoInminous
cont roversy. Niles has challenged in form. and
1ne Enquirer hns accepted, after pause of pru
Genital calculation. We anticipate some in.
stfuct'on and more fun. We hope the chan
pions VIII dIsdain the little arts and meannesso,
so often resorted to in such controyeries-of o.-
ping, suppressing and missuoting each other
Let each stae The argument of the other. IS
possible IN that others words, before he repl;es
We sbail witch the progress of The combat, md
give notice of foul play, if we diocoyefit in e,tber
party" " " ei'NeE
IL was for the express purpose of HAVING 6i,.
P|dy that ! invited Mr.. Ritclie to the disscus.
10, r'o' and hope that Mr.. Pleusants will care
lu!iy note either ofus who shall be uuiI,v of
foul play" in this ma,ter-or be illi6eraI or nm
Candid A first principle is-that each shall rs.
publish the essays ofthe o her without repI,rs
ion until the end OF a week-thc Qualification NJ
he REGISTER being only weekly, and The edi,o-
u the "Enquirer," who has SO much TO snva-
bout free trade" (though he cannot tell -,
who're it. isl, will be held to this rule-for !, ;s .
practical one, and honest.
&c. Mr.. Niles accepts our volunteered umpi,s.
ship. What says our learned neighbour When s
he action to commence, and who is to begin the
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