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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

In GRAN cry A y. pe o,r Csu,,o 1. and
! c'."s'ry, el Tor Ac.ons,k teus,y. IN III. IS,h
dav ~ Oi ne. 1891 -
~ Whiting S.srA q c.. PIT
aSIs =
L,wn R,xen snd Chsri.s B,,ois, D.fu.
T-hd.y came the Pl,ntn, by heir Auorn.,, and
spP'.ring 10 the sour, BY he sti avn Of Henry A.
VIE. 'ha. h. t-i,ndAn, Lewis Rogers, 4, moi an
In, iis", - 'h' Cornmou cal b. IL 10 d.srsed ADD
'risrtd that he detsndsn - sue. Icie,b r..rain.
% lion paJtr, c.Evejrg a~,y, NcreirG tho
d.os b, etui OWL ,". 'De n N. IN b.. hsni. t.
'a-snt TO 'he BIN, d-t-ud,nt. Levi. p R..s-
al N, hS' creed ard ord sd, tie, IL. f.pd-
a. y. RI re. s,psst b-r. % the eon3 day Of
ne Z L r'H. aud ever re apprst. 10 I'll. snt
,.f sive security Isrio u u.s .er Nh Ga NAV b.
hosH pronounced 10 hi. ssu., AID uir ALTO order
,ih" eep' u t osJe bs tor,hy laser I'd 10 (se
Rehs.pd EaQaLer.a J. rlv ion-d Tor we moa,h,
u,.essiv,l>. cop Tee.
JAMES AlLwORTH
D'su'y fSt The. X yue c . &C L .od:c
NO 81 eSw
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s., Q trailer TO his party
"A setfayef Of his trust
A aessftsf from the pflsciriss,
fst the support Of which hid
honor was engaged.
Although dssPisea By sis fsS.
nsr sseniss they received hin
late thslr rasks, ssd snpioysd
bin 10 nski1a fajss Rssssasi3ss
sSaisst Ms Oh fisoda
Asaiest his assssslh.liks st.
taeks ssIthss SSs nor SOS, vir,ss
nor inncssnco 10 seizure.
WA-s k~e.ess 49,, 80 49,
- sstsfs. 0o!dl mere sordid
oold.-ff tho powers that be
had accorded him $4,000 per
aaaum, his want Of principls
would net lave beea ksowa.
We fear not tho treason, Cor
We knew the tfaitee. -
What will b the end OF bis
career? Disgrsss, tHfany snd De-
Bpsif. ANTI TURN.COAT.
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FROM BRAZIL

Iette and p,p-fshs bs-.r e.ved at the D. psri-
men, OF at ON stia 20 lain VI s pemb r., ana
from Pernsmbueo to Ih. gle bposng Of di'-
tusbznces in If hose plses created by Toe rppps
Of The l,n snd avored by hs biaek ptpuaDon. Th,y
were, housv in both repro sed by tbe Civ
Quad, fsm wbnh IL would appear tina The in abiian
Ia general arc 10 fy3r OF hs government We gather
tb- 'oil wing psr,eu'sfg
BAHIA, Ga ihs b'g1t Of tbs 81 August IN,
aroou, of me liu> Gsanej in ihe Fni 81 Ped o, sorh
"A he sy rs voled and hsr tfi,srs we're ob!iged TO-
NIX. their e,espe. TUey then rushed into The owb
and xao o o under aud unit Other exssssss Grin
en- hove who opposed hem. The somWs6dsr Of IN,
Town basy ssssnb ed tho ssvsiry and 500 Of the Give
Guards, by whoe means about 200 OF Tho moiinsets
were t,ksp, AID the rest ~ psr.sd. They seem 10
have had political views, aud 10 bsvs been excl ed
srdIotton. Which had become no longer U,blr. U
20 she 18th, no fbsr soD'Do,oo, bed 'atsn pI4 bU
sy.s u0esf ain prevailed ~ 70 III future and the
Amstissn urVshsp's hsi r-qc-sied Capaiu DdneaD
70 fsm ~ WI the lie xOs too lor Ibsir proes.tor.
IL Pernsn bueo Tho eBaf vac ~ ell Ssfioos,
and 10 b, svsd have besn the result Of premedi
Cd pi.p for over ufbsg the Crsromen'. o. tho pisb
Of the II p,smb-r bsi'slon.oi ih7 lioe which
bad Tor some inc been IN muhpous st'e, broks OIL
into revolt, and bred upon lbsi, tsafs, whom.
deavergd 10 restore hem Ordyr Toe, gplr Of dhsl.
fsslioo spread TO another BATTALION, and 10 'ls 1pe
the whole Dumber amounted 10 thousand, who bsgst
10 bsssk spse he s'o..s aud puodst AZ brst 'bsy
sop6osd 10 iht at or Of st. AaiouIo, aud bod
Of mi 10 were eollrssd on The bridge o9 he stf sam
which sepArstss from tho Tsn Of The eiysbot tsns
without sp,muLi ior, end havins no one 20 seDmsod
thsm sey wtfs dFIven en- and he soldiers 6sfors
Devsipe had sc>spIrte possession Of he plses.
TIE R,esidspt, We copssfss, With lis toypsii, held
-'ts sasdsI sndi 'bs svspias OF ths iSb, bU' we
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a GETTEEMzN r.sidss .bovs Krss ssoss' il
"a h.slshy psighbwbood, ~lshsy 10 employ Fs.
hsls Tsa<bsf sos .bs snsuiss yssf Isquts Of bs
fdfogs d this 1srsY' NV; q 81
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virtue OF dseI oi ,ru,t executed - The sub-
- .crber by Vincent J. Cosby. dated 3D. Juiy $780,
and duly recorded Ia the ERIK ONCE Of Cumberland
county, TO secure debt due to E wsrd " sims, We
shall sell for cash, al public suction the PREMISES
on the 18th ns'ant II fair, not he nsxt isir day.
certain Lot With Its aPpurtenahecs, Ia the tewn Of
Ca Irs, No 8.
The above property 10 valuable to any person who
wishes 10 engage la the mercsniIe business having on
every convenience for large iamliy good store and
lumber house &c. &c.
! he title Is good, but we shall convey such tile ns
10 vested Ia VS.. WI. PORTER, Jr. Trus-
GEO. W. MATTHEW'S tees.
Nov. T. 6l-wIv
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.!ss feet hisA and we.i prepsrfioned" The Flor.
ohm W. Taylor, In IN app-al to tn Ant rasopir
Cor ven'tn hell a. .lln Sps. thus nddte..e. bnr
p,ts o. 10 6Gr SATIRE and e,uni~naace OF man,
6rses and proportion, unites eout,eru. suJ dlsnhsn
mArn.f.." a barry q, R1Is
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hARRiEOOa Thursday evening, the >ah October, by the
Rev William White, Mr. TixorHI wosrnsM to Miss MApr
Sssshts! OF VT ksnoon Snih both OF No,towsy Conay
uson Ail Elsvanna. Miss Louisa NJ daughter
hsjor David Watson Of Louisa County.
DIED, At ProSdsnee (R Qeneral BARTON The
Of the British General Preseo,, his Rhos
.aaA during tho Revolutionary Ia the ets of his
He bxvs vfheer Revoutio
which he held one,sy Aner the eos Of the Congress
voted him sword snd OF isnd Ia vermoat
est.sslsd In the @sshss Of the law ia v-ron sei e'nE
that atsss He released su.o. BY the
beray b 0ea. Lafayette, during bis visit this
1895 Gen. dneA with the Cneisas Provdsnes, the
9Th Of July last .....
ao'sisf isi saet short msjst DAuo C4,TlssAs,
the soh yesf Of bis Hoj e. of deaf
ss.,ras Of the eoss,y md hsd always esteemed
worthy aad fssfeetahis siea ~
ndastfy aud acquired cute
tho svnils Of which literally dispensed relieving wants
and necessities Of such his ssalass
knowa ard will long Do smenbeted for his kind
tsuiions md genofovs hospitality ISvinches,er v1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

1rns hat uss sPsed ptoPrss,sss ef rs great wssstn
and wheeling. which win eout,v ossssprers roRrx
aeik1s ON rHs Rail- RoAD, Commencing ZS>vSer, Geo.
sod that On o. about Christians the whole Of the travel
81 ehat line will pass through Frede ck mailing use e
the Rail- Reed between Il snd BAtnors. l0asette
he. wxt. Il ss.m.. h.. ps,iuv.iy rs,lru.d hi, a
pesnsnss 70 NE Ns,onsl csnvsa,isn. sud ws.,io, E
70 - AsiA ies The purpose Of supplying hi. place ia
sss .e.s to. s.:sn y. ne: s.". m
,.s':,:s Be-: y. We: e s.lso.iss 10
;s.. S:d =: con snss any '.ins 'eds 10 Prodeslo.
diseschssd ciAlts1 OsA H.. Via ssy a,y hox Il
:s.ss.:: .s' c's"'' o. 10 anger 'h;. s'9 ,hs'
PAxssrIvAasA n nc raex.- TIE H.rrlssurs R..
Pesss Of Friday says has shs sssIl OF ,h. es.
s'eo In that STATE beyon souadic tor. The
{. Pennsylvania Jackson semsIs. In III COZ.
od..s. q he people. To .hsas Hue Of r pre-,
than Atee or Jour are sisc I'd o, National Repubi.
zen pruslelss. Over Aef.yHason,ys Adarss,sm,
Csayi'~. W'rfyi.m-sna Al! e'h.s .olnts.,,os. III.
.yi..nI. army Of fisrr TxessXxs unsh,ns adj,
'Oato EIsef,ex.-t,I 10 ~, ups.rtiin wsea psr,,
has msI 'i'y IN the IL elsssurs Of oio To re have
been several lese. 10 Jackson Counties, Toned by
rnuIIPlisi,y If cAsdias 81. or by ID. .x,eue ,tio
ne. Of The vote O, tho oihe, baud ,hsrt h.v. be-,
estas to ,be same party 10 he Norhc,n "a. OF the
State, from where the naip,Hy tet Adam In is2s wa
VIZ shko suo Vtesse frsvbp however. u yrt up
asser'sin"d Let Year he Oppo lilo, jsry ra j-i
ballot. vas thee or fur vote. - ITO.
= .-...r. IN Y Nee .Ais
:, LsSeia The Agent o. tie Chm "a lou 8 r,-'y
Nerisk has received . letter r.. Trend Ia 8
amp on In which Il issta,sd ,hst 2sS mep won-a ARD
eh,dfsh 10 that seunty haze sr'.ived to.emhat Tor
Liberia Mest Of the n.chaa'as. aud al s-r
said - be- Of aood shA,ac'er Tn. Agent Ia, eh T.
ssrsd he &de Oh lime. P,,ka a as on b,.,s-n
20 take ses smEsaes- (fYeder'eksSurg pep,r.
Lsitsrs from Sumare. AVS IA. Ss'snQ tie. stat
hat tie phuvss con nueo TO msnssi Ros ire aei et
ou' Si'poon towards Americans. aDd The v-at-Is o.
he ssaa we're obliged 10 keep AID AID sb r
losh out day snd night to Pt,v.p, attack O. supple
Macy Of he articles Pcnderen IRON The Fdentsbi.
"s:t daily sHPosedior sslr a. df,rspt por., on he
esas; and the .asy esp Of 'hs, ship cd eng
es,t 10 many hers The ijes o. GyIts what hey ud
DO fof hesuss Ives In the Wy. An'tn ucc s.u'
attsDPi TO p,on tbs crew OF Of the had
been made, And 10 BELIEVED That no'hog ,hcr Of
.srsrs shasii.sns whsh tits TO he hoped they will
sherty receive from he PI'om'e. wi, n &C uAy put
stop % The insrss,nE ressbey and arfosanes Of thee
semi 5afbarians.
.S's feet hisA and wei prcpsStioned." The Flor.
John W. Taylor, IN IN app-al to tn Ant uasopir
Cot ventn bell a. lln So. thus sdd,e..e. bim~l
10 h- taste Of he And-s. 10 favor OF n. Wi "Tn
p'fs q. 10 6Gne, SATIRE and eonn-nasce OF man',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

SOMERSET FOR ShLE.-Th, lsGd and r..Id nee
- Of he lac Be, min Cfymes. IN the sounty Of
K"g Jorge, Vuiina.
vinre Of a tetd Of trust TO me executed by said
Grymes 10 his Iifetm and duly rjed 10 the CIek~
Ofie olsa county. s6d in pursuance of des'es pf
he H. per or Cour' OF Chansery for said county, The
e,iS.r rs Trueiee, will cell the ao,. sad tract IL
land be PREMISES. % HE b day OF Jsousry next,
Qs32) fiji II not, t.e nsx nir day. 70 the highest,
Oder. upon ere dit OF IL oDtb', drssed by said
i-o rs except a. uuch Is decreed TO be paid In
cash and The sxp"pses ntrd ng sale OF said land
All y ~iisb said rs'h p.ymtr' msy,sm ID 10 Ia or
Si70o. The pureb"er l. qn'rsd 10 ave b-nd with
ODD ,rsuriiy, TO eary nsUst or VI day ~ b said
.a- Tor the residue OF The purchase money, (hr DE-
dushnE The Sum r qui,.d 10 be paid 10 ,.fh ard =
ded Of trust on the isLd, 10 sesU'e IN. ymeol Of 'hs
bond D. LEWIS Trusipg
Nov. 4. bI--7vds
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FOR THE ENOUTRER

Petition Is circulating in the county Of Buckipg-
ham, which will be presented TO tho next Legislature
Of Virginia in accordance with the plan recommended
by hir. Jefferson (seo his memoirs, VOL page 3se
to emancpste the after born Of the slaves. All nhsbit.
ants Of Virginia earnestly solicited 10 unite In Pc
toning the Legislature for that purpose.
'--r7rsas-s-se-s CITIZEN or tUcHfrGHAM.
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fNNHE btsinssr heretofore . Oduc ed by h u CT.
n bers, under he 6'm Pdtk 'a'd Be- k .1-
rired on the let inst AN p',soe, sving hms gansi
hem, viii please presenLihsn, IN th inJsb'.d viii
make In mr. dls . psymsDi 30 fshsm Puck, VII, is
alone authorized settle The husiurs, IN re- indul@
seDee ssnnoi be given. ISHA y PCCKETT,
Oct 81. g.. "a HARIAH BROOKS.
'-. ..@t. -CENTRsL HOiEL
The sEbstriber will cary on the ao5ve establishment,
and hopes 20 meet from gepe'ou, pubic, liberal en-
roursgeren, 80 lie will d,vo the who'll Of hi, limo
10 the businSs he pledges hms Il TO every eyer.
oo 70 his power, TO sivr gsn.rsi ssi,fssuen hoss
who may vo' bin with cir susou; hat n,hber
psio' por ezPen'e ,iii h. sarsd TO make every thing
comfortable and co yemen tatIe viii a. all 'me,,
be led with the delcse-s ,ha the market sford, and
has sabes vi be hest Of food wih sxpe'reote ed npd
ai'ep i've tiers Fl, charges vii be a. moderate Ss
ny her similar e. abi hnen in The ely. H. hsv
fs'les from his n'es-. 70 the follow M: and
horse pr day, 81 50 horse. ore night 80 eSD's and
my lofger stay viii be fasj aetordnE to the stay.
-honld he TO accommodate few move pasrlv " aad.
ere. I6HAM PUTKETT.
| RicHxopD, Os'obsr, 81 Sit
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BIGGER'S
.EXCHA.N-UE q LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, YIRGINIA.

nRAwING DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY
IL Ne. 10
81 ~ So 81 rs 4s ~ "a 20 49,
No. IS ~ SO prize s 1000, with numerous other
smaller capitals sold and paid as usual At right. =
Nov 4. Sl-1t
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No. a6 ~ SO prize 8 1000, wih'numerous other
smaller capitals sold and paid as usual at sight. -
Nov. f. Sill
ALL PRiZES.-NEw YoRx LOTTERY, Glass No. IL.
To be drawn in tbs city Of Now York wednes-
day, Is inst.-66 Number Lottery--8 Drawn Ballots.
Capitals 900. 5000, 5000, 600, 5000, l,7GO,
10 Of ! 900, &c &c
Tickets $I0-ttalves Quarters so.
UFAl tickets having one Of the drawn numbers
will a. usual be entitled TO S10-snd all others with
none Of the drawn numbers will be entitled TO 81
Thus the risk to adventures will be essened
halt and the chance equally good for all the Grand Capt.
tals.-PIease address THO. h. BIGGER.
Nov. 4. ol-4t Richmond, Va.
A TEACHER wANiED.-The 1ru,tses " 10.
"A EpeneIer Academy wish 10 engage for the ensu-
ny year, teacher 10 take ehsrge OF H. he must be
we'll qualified 10 Conduct y c'a,siesl school.
Any person w'hiug furiher niorns iop,- cap obtain
10 by Addressing Letter TO +. Merit, Laurenseyiile
Bfunswek sounty, Virginia.
En- ! Il s. 4 s's sH}rH. o'~-'"...
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TO QUIZ SUpsCN,p Frs.

UThs meeting OF the members Of the ensuing L..
gslaurs, will afford safe conveyance for the amounts
due this ofce by eountry frsnds, and respect,
fully ask them to embrace It. We assure them that q,
no time would ths svors be more acceptable than the
mortified At the present appearance Of the "Enquirsr
but no human foresight could hsvo prevented the
lay We have experienced. We pledge ourselves, how.
ever, that before the meeting Of the Legislature We
shall present such sheet will make ample amsnds-
and that every exeron will be made. cur part, TO
deserve that liberal patronage which has bssa gens
rously extended to US.
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HpuNAWAY FOR SALE In obedience 10 40 or
EN der Of IN G .un Court OF Cunt. land, W n he
sod to The hgh 81 bidder, 3. putl us ion for ca h.
Al Cumberan Conr .house. on the h MONDAY t. NJ.
vemb'r, (hs'og cod day. y negro man law, sal
led Bridget John The prnp r,y OF Ejws1 Ientior
sorhn~d 10 he J, Of hi. COUNTY. a. 'unawsy, to-
'ai'fy her ia fees. Sc. Fl PARRACK,
J4iior OF Cumbtrian, Ctupiy.
Nov. 4. ol-~4w
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MOTT f. WA, ted at the Peuiteniiary tho follow
" ing timber, viz:
cord sPlt white oak. Il #. long Young tough tim
do do do IL do Der. to be cut By
do do do do suing year.
Sou wheel spokes but white oak, all heart:
,60' do ielloes, willow OAK, do
$4,000 hoop poles ard 50 900 flour barrel blllo, to 10
delivered by the LIST March next. s---s
-, THOMAS NELSON, PAP
Nova 6l-T
"ODGES CHEESE SO es,ks Haese's Chv csc,
II II jns. reseived--.-r SAL W
oris DUNLOP On.
M" SIS
HAhlO AND KEN " KY Ian }, III sub.
" ctbe' n IS biz s''vicas pre-.
p 10 Ct aod IN he Saie- e 20 aud u,utky.
the .'is thrrsNf. aud pew ueoi o. che axes Ar
- 'ers ddte'.sd % br Cine tna or 70 Jshr n.
ic q cb ord. POST PAID. viii be drTt a.
,-ndei to H. te'srs it0-e 4 wh1m he may be uu.
tn1wo 20
Gee Ju'rfe- Mr. ran, Chspmsn John,on, Cksrlss
JAMEs soUrRoArE.
~. 9. will ALEC alss.a a A ."o.,n L,w 10
u'. IN 'h- Fed. al Cour's Al Co'vueu and arkort.
Nh 6l-w6u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

Most shocking murder.-On Monday last J. p
Tory, merchant, of Naples, Ontario County, was
aPprchended, exanDiGcd and committed for trial
charge of having murdered his SON. an inter-
esting little boy, about years old The circ,,m
stances connected with this murder arc we pro.
sumc, without parallel on the record of crimes
We have not been able TO Obtain minute detail of
facts concerning the nefarious decd but the follow
ing, so far as they go, we believe are correct
We will first, III order that readers may form
some idea Of Torry's character, state that his wifa
left him two or three years since, in consequence
of his inhuman treatment of herself, since which
wife left him with two children, which he frequent.
iy abused III most shameful manner. His sister
feared to demonstrate with him, lest she should fall
victim to his unCoverDable temper; upon which
he placed restraint. On Satul day morning last.
no took bis oldest child to his for the purpose
of furnishing it-nothing serious however.
was npPrehcnded by tho family until the
child heard to utter Che most t,iereino
cries; upon which Miss TORY wont TO the door %
the room, but finding it locked, returned withouA
gaining admttance. What took place in the FAM
lily from this time until the following morning, we
are not able to state AS usual, TORY on Monday
morning opened his store and commenced business
first having directed one of his hired men to 90 for
friend of his,swho lived Mt a short distance sta
ting that he wanted h:in 10 assist him, but in what
Inc did not say. The man, from what no had sey,a
and heard the preceding day, suspected ali sasuo
right and, instead Of doing directed, he coHlrl.I
nicatcd his suspicion TO neighbor, who went u
medlateiy to Iorry's house, add on inquiry, oarnet
that the door of the room where the child was las,
heard was still lockcd; he Immediately broke opon
the door. What spectacle presented itsolf!
The walls of the besmeared with
blood! in thc bed lay the lifeess corpse of the
child its head literally bruised pieces the skull
bone was broken in, and eye gone, which,
from marks on the face, had evidently been kicked
out.
Tory, we learn, hns been safely lodged in iail az
CaDandagua whore he will be lgft until his trial.
prey 10 the cravings OF guilty conscience.
Village Chronicles.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
E,,om Tie Baltimore Patriot ef Wodnesdav.

rom ne Baitirnore Patriot of Wodnesdav
- LIE NOMINATION.-Th National dnf;
uasoh'c Coarenfion this day proceeded to the NOM
NATION OF Candidates for the Offices of Pro sdept
ana wee President ofthe United States. The vote
10Y BALLOT was taken about IL O'clock Tho resnlt
was as follows
For PRESIDENT, WILLIAM WRIT of MARYLAND.
received lOS out of ii votes and for VIcr pprs,
DENT, AMOS ELLMAKER. of Pennsvlvani, rc
ccivcd lOS votes. A vote was then taken declor.
ing these gentlemen to be the unanimous choice of
the Convention.
Messrs. Rutherford of n. j., Elder of Pa and
Sloan, OF Ohio were appointed Committee TO
wait on Mr.. WRIT, to announce to him the nomin,
ton. The committee reported, that he would olive
am answer In Ting at O'Clock tins afternoon
Mossrs. Bailey of Mass, Lyman of New York.
and Shriver of Md. were appointed TO wait on Mr.
ELIMAkER to inform him of the nomination. The
committee reported that Mr.. Ellmaker. who is
now III this city, would reply in writing early this
afternoon. $50
Alter the nominations had been made as above
INC convention passei resolution expressive
Oh their high qualification at the courteous and
,hosPitaoie manner i'll which the Convention had
pSei II received and accommodated by the citizens
vi naitmore, and drveting that a copy of the said
resoiunon be transmitted to the Mayor of the CITY
After winch the Convention adjourned TO meet
again at O'Clock this afternoon
III, SEPTEMBER 90.
he Anti Masonic Convention Yesterday nomi
mated the Hon. William Writ, of this CITY. as
Cohdidate Tor President, and Amos Ellmaker, of
Iehnsyivania Tor Vice President. Both these gen
tiemen have accepted their nominations-Chron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
NEW YonK. Sent. az-op NJ

CITY BANK RoBRERY.-We are crediby informed
that compromise has been made by the City Bank
with Parkinson, by virtue of which he was relieved
from the custody OF the Police last evening. The
terms of arrangement are understood to have been
that the prosecution should be abandoned, and the
sum of three thousand dollars together with his
stock in trade, left in his possession on condition
OF his restoring all the stolen property in his hands
and making full and free disclosure of the mode
and manner by which the robbery was effectsd The
amount accounted for by Parkinson, is upwards of
thirty seven thousand dollars.
Immediately upon his discharge from criminal
process ne was taken into custody of the Sheriff,
at the suit Of S. & NJ. Allen, in the sum of ten
thousand dollars. and being unable procure bond,
was committed to the debtors prison. The object
OF the Messrs. Alien undoubtedly Isl to compel him
to make restitution to them out of the bonus given
by the Bank, ond his other property for the Yndis
covered remainder of their money.-Jour Com
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celebrity and force upon that organ and tho stomach
and bowels, than it does iii other notifications
OF bilious disease The morbid secretions OF the IL
yer being copiously poured into this alimentary
canal, produce by their acrimony and redundancy
the violent commotions of vomiting and purging.
To alay these and to alter the actions of the liver
and it's dependencies must be the grand indications.
To fulfil these it Will never do TO employ any dehlat-
ing remedy, the patient is suddenly exhausted
by the efforts mature to throw of the irritating
tents of the stomach and bowels, which is gene
rally far accomplished as TO cleanse them that nc
is now prepared for the reception of direct anti
spasmodc and anodyne remedy, instead ofan evacu-
ating or reducing At this critical period the
demands OF the system for sustaining agents
loud and imperative, while the suffering patient
presents scene calculated to every feeling
of scnsibility, aud to excite the most intense sym
patty. The medicine first to be employed should
consist of Il large tea-spooninl of laudanum, aud
TWO tea-spoonstul the compound spirit of laven-
der and drop two of the strongest oil ofpcpper
niint, all mixed with little sugar and water.
Ii tins is thrown up 1t must be repeated, and
whethcrit is or not, the dose must be administer
ed from time 10 time long any
spasmodc affections continue, until the
stomach and bowels are composed Extreme
require and hear with cntirr safety very large
quantities of this preparations but III the generality
OF cases two three doses are sufficient. When
the eXtremiies cold. and the system much pros
trated hot mint Julap, and hot brandy toddy, may
also he pretty freely exhibited, and spiri-
tuous lamentations TO the abdomen and upper and
lower cxtremities should not be omitted. AS soon
as the stomach shall be sufficiently composed, or
tranquil period presents ITSELF give the patient
hall draclim or 80 grains of caomcl in pill, and
repeat the dose every four or five hours until the
passages become consistent and ultimately natural.
or the patient is relieved This dose of alomcl will
tend to diminish the morbid excitabty of the ali
montary canal, and it is well known that large do
of that medicine will suhdue great gastric irr-
liability in epidemic bilious fevers, when other
things fail. The mode Of treatment l recommend
is so plain, and the means readily commanded,
that any intelligent person may pursue it in
OF emergency, or where physician could not spec
dily be procured. The patients ordinary drinks
should 'he light, SIMPLE and nutrious, consisting
principally of barley water, rice water, Sc Con-
tidng so strongly as do in the plan recommended
cannot but think that it employed in the
indian Cholera, where it is now raging will! such
mortality it would promptly contribute
towards arrestng its direful progress,
r. Z. HEREFORD.
HArMAnXEr, Va. Sept. 5, 1881.