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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

EBUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.--On the third
n day of next month (March) will be sold at public
auction, Notoway courthouse, being Court day, be-
tween 40 and so negroes belonging TO the estate OF
Edmd Irby deceased consisting of men, women, boys
and girls, among them excellent blacksmith, carpen-
ter and first cook. The terms OF sale, will
be six months credit, with approved security, cash
with the interest deducted Creditors that purchase
will be allowed credit for the due them by the
estate. LEW. JONES,
W. II. JOHNSON,
.qdprrS. of Ed. HJy decd
On the same day, and at the same place, will be
sold at public auction, the highest bidder, for cash.
10 ~ likely negroes, belonging TO estate OF Richard
f. Hardaway, deceased. WM OLD, Ex'or. of
Rich'd. r.. HdrdaUGy,
Feb. 8. S6-tds deceased
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FHNHE COpsrtnsrshp heretofore existing between
III. l.. C s. b. c. Mosby, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All those having claims against the
concern, will present them to l. c. Mosby for settle
ment, and those indebted will please make payment
him.
l. c. Mosby will continue TO do business at the
same place. and ocits continuance of public patron
age. LIT. c. MOSBY.
BENZ G. MOSBY.
Feb II. 91-3t Smiths 4 Roads, Powhatan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

House. Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Giid
ing, SC.
FENHE subscriber, truly grateful for the patronage he
Il has received during the last ten years, respect
fully informs the citizens Of Richmond, and the public
generally that he has taken great deal of pains to per-
feet himself in his profession, and invites them TO call
at his old san next door to the Compiler Office and
examine his limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended 10.
Dee. ii. Gift c. W. McGl NNESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

va ULE LoSr.-STsyed or Stoi'D during The
I'VE Chrismast bolytays, likely young BAY MULE
sbod on the fore feet, and with rounding face. An,
nation tina, may lead TO bs restoration will be
thankfully received aud for HE delivery at the pitts
ressonob bic reward ViI be given.
g.. Il A WOODBRIDGE & co.
February 10 S. 2a92w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

EINRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-The 70 lowing G,r.
IL den Seeds. OF excellent quality, are for sale a, the
Street and also a, the subscribers store on street.
at the Garden. JOSEPH RENNIE
Z =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

The subscriber having devoted himself
Tor the last six years to the establishment of
Fruit Nursery. between the Westham
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Feb. 8. S6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

RICHMOND MILLS-For Sale or Lease Tho
as subscriber wishes to sell his mills in the CITY of
hchmoad The Mill House is so feet long and 80
feet wide, four stories high, with six pair OF Burr
mil stones, and all the machinery necessary for manu-
featuring Hour. he lot on which the mills are siu-
aed contains about 12 of ground which there
are also large lumber house, cooper s.sop and mil
ler's house.
The constant and ample supply OF water from the
James River Canal which Tie property Is situated
the convenience OF receiving wheat rern both boats and
wagons, and the peculiar advantages attending this
KIND oil property in The city OF Richmond, in
quence OF tire extraordinary demand for Richmond CITY
MIL Flour in the South American markets. render this
one oil the most eligible situations for manufacturing
Hour TO DC iounh in Virginia. Possession given the
fret OF June next
u not sold shortly, the property will be rented TO
COOL tenant for a Of years
In his absence the property will be shown and terme
made known TO any person wishing 10 purchase by his
son Richard ~. Cunningham.
A liberal credit will be given.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM,
Nov. 15 54-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

Of smel portion Of The citizens Of Louisa orpo.ed
the re.sleson OF Aodrew Jask.oa 10 an, Presidency
held a. the C'ur .hou.' 90 'h. 10 inst" SC. I might
DO inferred rom tho above statement, tina, there were
macy persons 10 Louisa oppo'ed to the re-sl.eoo Of
Andre ckson, but that, from sen.e no, stated
only small portion net on the l0a in.. nj the Cour.
house To correct any suc mis- axe, TAX. IN. be-.
" OF 81 ting 10 you, ihst never was Andrew Jack o.
stronger IA ,h's sonn ih,p AZ tb time. cut OF the
thirty odd 'bs' voted for Mr. Ada,s, h'vs sem.
over TO him. Ard l. he whole vote at he county wa.
vkep OF mers h. iiiy would be found 40 apst Lin
aud We can row vote s,rh, or n,re burdrsd Blu
these meetings are In ended for effect abcad hey ear
have none al ROM a-d that they m " have u, mo-.
than they sogh, to have viii give be sirens n OF thu
GO. hell On the 10 b, (Which YOU will 2. eolIes, wa,
rainy da') 10 c0u''''ed OF The vsrysg'eM nnrb-r Of
four persons, all very WORTHY men. Tae Casirmar
snd Seere ary, and two members, who e'ec'ed ,h:+.
mn TO 20 10 Orang. Court bou,c, and entered i,,o
four revolutions all which is intended 20 p-cmo,e the
election 81 Mr.. Clay. Bat all will not do: either Cal.
houu or Buren, woull bea, him in THE county and
Jask'on would get ten TO ono sgs,ps, h~m all.
respectfully, CLODHOPPER
Since wri'frg the above, have seen tie /. n .lud
a. Lou ga Cour,-houss, who says he did not know
he meeting I'LL he saw IL in the papers, and be
homo on the l0h. c
Louisa, Oct 20 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

a Ai'OnbiE NEGROES. $40, X. 81. for sale
90 W-dnc.da tn II h o, ID ,rsmhs, rif a. n
no VI: nexi lair day 'hsr-fe We will sell, q, IN.
ia'e re idssse ut ID. ins Dsan, 10 Gloucester univ
me "h We OF hs personal .saie Consisting OF sbcu SO
very veliabie Saves ee ok # rises, oa,,I. ,b..n ao6
bos'' 'srmi"g u'ensh', household sud kshsn furni-
re- anc n crop OF corn, oats and fodder
To- 5 ayes will he sod for cash and IN. o,b., r,o
oerty on CO d OF o month";, Bond, Win arn,ev.d
sesur y will be req led o. tbs pu.sha err before the
proper - tsncvrd.T5e ssis wi be confined from
DAY to day until the vi ole !. s,Id
CHRIS. T0MPKINS,) Executors
JOHN JARVIS of
HENRY w. TABB, \ Cams d ans,
Nv Is =, "a, CO.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

DIEDYeserday morning, oclock, CARoINr s.
tho nminbc and beloved Harris The
friends and acquaintunces the family IA
Their, Mr.. James H. Lynch respectfully requested to attend
O'Clock, without further invitation
On Sunday last, Mrs. ANS Dent HAYES.
At Windsor Forest, in Stafford County on tho 10Th
inst, MoNcrRE ESQ. aged
their irreparnbc loshey derive comfort from tho
thorough conviction that the loss is his gain
and that while they have boon deprived by the
duss nnose
important relations with fidelity surpassed
has been translated from life Of painful affection
of which
heart conceived much well be said
this excellent
human soul, gratitude place within
with ini,n
ted. We told that 'to human'bu few
permitted Judge Of the by it's fruits tho inward
workings Of the hoar by tho external
he Unsuitable Of him that he toiuy wrong
thought wrong done and that he injured
acquaintance any length without being obgl I'D by his
sensby and edited moral force of
his Beloved by all who knew bnnous
and political prenment open bo him but no
pride consisted in practising the social
exercising christian charity which beautifully described
by great Of the Gcnes and in furnishing family
and friends model Of character worthy Of hoir
polite and concatory,and in his character
bned OF philosophy
NJ the christian His christianity displayed in
Pberaics professions and by bgoed intolerance,
spoilers purity OF tho heart and the underwriting OF
pecopis the fIe died he had lived,
Of tho Protestant Episcopal Church. which the Of
ancestors Communicated
On Monday the October ofseac fever RtcsgE aged
years "Wednesday tho 2d November RowiN aged
years daughters Of William Skinker, E.q Of Spng Farm
Fauquier coudst, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

HNXECUTOR'S SALE VIII be- sJd ~ pubic sus.
HA y, % he grG I'D f,.D Monday, the ~ h
~ OF y ceuber ~, ~ b-baron, III r.. mer ted-
nes OF Henry n. Chs ioD, de.d Of Cbsfles CITY,
iaf " no. The first fni' day 'htresier the s,osk IL
horses, ese sceep ard bog', bo5'shpld snd kitchen
inrniuee, plantation u'eLsl', rnj n'cP OF ccr fodder
olis, pc 8, &c. belonging 10 hs dsesd'hPs estate.
Terms e sals.F = OIL sum' zcs' dog n dollar
nno oails e.. d. viii be giV'r, nth in, 70 ttom b~
dsy o. sslc vhsh wis b. remit I'd u pure u,ly p.iS;
a. iof al sums OF ter dollars and und r. co iii he
required cd AID approved .scpri wi be qoirsd
Of me purchaser. Ah per having esirs against
the eais", are de sitsd 10 them Tor sstssD,
and all those ind I'd. are quesId seric the same
EDMUND CHRISTIAN Ex,,,,o,,
VIM. +. WALKERS, NNe'u''
Nov. rs. bi--wid,
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RTGGER,S

A LII PRizEs.-NEw YoRe LOTTERY. Class No
"a II. To be drawn in the city oil N. York on We'd
nesday, 10th inst sc No. LoteryS Drawn Ballots
CSpiials-$i0,0o0 10 900, 5000, 600 5000, 100
10 Of I 900, SC sc
Tickets siO-5slves Quarters Q 80.
nPAll tickets having Of The drawn numbers
will ne usual he entitled SfOand all others with
none Of the drawn numbers will be entitled TO ST.
Thus the risk adventures will he Iessencd almost
halt and the chance equally good for all the Grand Capt.
tails
100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars
Virginin Dismal Stoaurp Lottery. No. 81 g. To DO
drawn in the ri Of RichDo on Friday tie 25th No.
SPLENDID CAPITALS
Prize Of 10000 Dollars
do 10000 Dollsgs
do 5000 Dollars
do 1000 Dolars
100 Prizes OF 900 DO lars
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets $l0--Bdpes 8 Quarters 80
=" Orders meet the most prompt attention, and the
official craving forwarded 10 all who may desire it,
Please address THO. r. BIGGER,
Nov. g. 52-A Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

HNEMALE EDUCATION iz.b-,b Dabney VIII
con ioue h'r 'bo'l rexi year, az h.r pies,nt
re'd nH'' near Ihomp,cn's Co.'s Road, Eonisa The
usual bra chss ~ male ednration vii, h. uyb, NJ
pa e"la' an Mt p,id 10 tbs orais AID manners Of
'oe rn1il TIE hosdeF' Will have the sid, TO pp-oy
ment ct COED Library, G. obe', Maps, &c
Tn terms arr, $50 Tor hoard exclnsive CT bed and
bsdfins, irslnsve $65T, ion 500; n Tbeorem Paint
irg b. taught, here will b. an a d 10 chsTgs Of Ss
The School vii open she rs' OF J,nua,y end close ;be
l''' o. November, with months vacation In tho sum
mer N,v Is 6f %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

defamation against tho Porte and tho inpocy Of send
lnga Charge instead Of Minister Of high rank. are
now apparent enough
We are not without hopes however, that Commodore
Porter will yet received and the treaty ratified An
other letter from Constaninople Of the same date with
me one above quoted FROM expresses strong belief
that such will be the case, .undpg what has
happened The letter TO which ailude Is from gen.
ueman who has good opportunities OF forming correct
opinion. IN. " e. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
PARTRIDGES

We understand that the following hint. from ,b,, .,
seiien Periodical, tbs Turf Regissr reseve, IN. an
probation OF many spo't-mer.-we are requested +,
publish II for general consid.ra lot:
nae been well suggested to put he question TO All
farmers and liberal sporsmep, WHISTLER II 10 not bisbI,
exPsdsn' 70 forbear 'hH taking Of parigs aiiosehs
the en'uipg seastn. BY that msan. ONLY San ,b
ges OF The Las, winter be repaired NJ genuine love,
Of the trigger will draw upon partridge mi, M
For on seive We are dc ermnsd no, 10 buy or ,ss,,
one mil he fall OF 1892 (" WV
[Sknner's I'm. TUT Reg. YoL HE--.ro .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

"RIcHMoND, Nov. 10, 1881.
"Dedr Sr:-Your letter of yesterday requesting me
10 answer Immediately certain queries therein
has been received My engagements this time, rem
der impossible Tor TO them 10 detail; must
therefore. be brief. All your enquiries appear me
to resolve themselves into this "whether the Roy
al Arch, any oher Masonic ohllg alton, which have
aken or with which conversant, is in conflict with
any duties which man 10 his God, his county, his
neighbour, himself" In answer to which, / can
with perfect proprey state that no such obligation has
ever been taken by me, am conversant with any
such obligation
ESQ far from such obi alton being onioiaed in yir
gnia, the candidate is assured before taking any obi
CATION "that nothing therein contained is 10 interfere
with any duty which he TO his God, his country,
his neighbour or HIMSELF" and In the charge given TO
the candidate on his admission he Is informed after
pointing out TO him the nature OF the obligations "tbat
in the State he Is TO be quiet and peacesbIe citizen,
10 countenance treason rebellion but 10 show
himself on every occasion disposed in conform-
ty to the laws constitution, and government In which
he lives and 10 induce others, far may be in his
power, TO act In the manner"
"I have never heard or known OF the Masonic So.
cety In this country being used a political engine
nor do know OF any power influence which Il pos.
sesses to set the laws at Defiance sacrifice indi-
viduals, or silence opposition The contrary religion
and politics are expressly excluded from the institution;
and although the members OF the institution here en-
terrain very different political views never heard the
suhJectof politics mentioned in any meeting.
Every respectfully, yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

NoAo-NEw BRlDGE-AproMArrox
Noite Is hereby gwen that ps zion viii b. p,,-
SEM to tie mex GsosIal Assembly OF Virgins. pray.
oas .u'' Jaw usy De Ps'ed sohOiziog road 10 be
crossing Ap o'no'ies river at Pury.u'. liver co,n..
and r1nbire from ,h-nse TO the Pc er,bn,s ,o.t =,
n-ae Benja.. Moo y's sve,r, in be eous,y OF Cb,.
'rfhsid' TBOS T GILES.
ROBERT COUSINS Sen
ED w. ANDERSON,
WASH. +. TORBURN
"VP' 20 39-w4y
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-, and very few others, where would Gen. Jackson
have looked around him for friendly co,inenante 10
cheer him in his well doing, pen not prepared with
venom to sIsify his acts and impute him those he
had never thought Of From such fendi.h purposes
his lew friends doubiy armed they ever are with
truth, and enrenched behind the rampars OF the
and most patriotic intentions and achievements OF their
Chief have hardly had the fair proportion of Sportan
band fully and tFiumphantIy protect him. without af
foding his enemies occasional show of elusiye hone
which they so eagerly celebrate and proclaim with a
savage yeI!l
Whoever is elected Gen. Jacksons successor will
probably be his personal political enemy In that
case, how small will be his work. demolish and annihi
lac the riends OF Jackson at the OF Government
What chance will Gen. Jacksons fame IN the pages of
book shut up from the view of eneths OF his
counrymeD, stand with the living tongues of def,ua
tion in the public Offices? his corps of three or four
hundred clerks will find il very grateful emyoyment
TO envenom the public mind through every channel that
Is not Theoretically sealed against them. Members OF
Congress, foreigners and fellow citizens visiting
ingon, and the United States Mails will be saturated
and over burthened with sbrcaons trsduce the mill
tary and civic Of Jackson, while they Iaud his
hostile successor 10 the skies. But should the pfedge of
reform be made perfect this odious catastrophe will not
apprehension the people would sustain the work. as
further guarantee Of the pepetuiy OF their
institutions, and interpose an nsuPer,be barrier il.
being again und1ne
II you will ponder seriously on these things Won
will not only be surprised at my becoming convert TO
the doctrine Of renovation rotation and distribution but
have your own faith enlisted in its behalf"
u Our own opinions have been so frequently ex-
pressed on the subject OF the above Communca that
1t Is unnecessary to repeat them EDITORS.
.sMr Giles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

HID HOUSTON, DENTIST, will be in Petersburg
n on Monday, the 2ist instant.
GPThs Petersburg InteIligeneer will publish this
twice. Nov. rs. bs-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

information 10 regard Ia The operation Of The American
System 90 tn: Interests Of the S,u'h. and Of
s'f'uti0uai End Contedera,e vlsbts'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
Nov. i0ib, 1881.

TO TIE EDITORS OF THE EyNQUIRER
see from your paper OF VI. 2Ia lust, thai an An l.
Jnk'en mestDg was held At Louisa Court.house, on
The 10th int. do not believe that twenty persons 10
the county knew Of ibs meeting, uphi sbsy saw " 40.
nounsed 10 your paper. N l, stated that ~" meeting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

The ais Rights and Free Trade As,osls,on Of
Charleston bave Recommended TO The Auxiisrv Also.
satons throughout the State 'to proesed fovIbvi 10
tho app io,me nt Of Delegates 10 The Copveoon 10 he
held st CoIumois on the ata Mondsy OF D,e.mbet
neS, wih the vsw u svgsoiIng more IA si,nt plan
OF publishing end distributing smopg me people use,gl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
CONfHT[JvyCaTED.

CO-HJH U.VICHI'E %.
OccULrArIoN.-Euiyin ,bs evening OF + idsy
December 9Th, the b.sp'ifui Plans Jupi'er VII with
all his sasles appear TO The inhas OF tn Uni,ed
states, TO be &c ipse by ihe moon, nader errums,n
ses the mo't favorable TO cSserva ior phi IN
whsh II 10 hoped, will not be p.rmted 70 pace unno
ticed.
AZ Richmond, the University, Wa'hing,ou n J-foik,
an Raleigh, the Immer sion Enc ion OF the cen
tire Of IN. planet vii TIKI az, We nearly a, follows
In mean 'im. Of he respective places. va:
Hiehd Unrry. wush'n. | Norfolk Raleigh
E I%%sa.o' ssp% siSp% sSsp% sStpn s5ap~
The Immersion will rk' p'a,e On the da-k, aud IN,
Emersion on IN enlghteI Q Of 10 OF Tho II ooa
An oecnlta I'm OF tn. Planets OF " ry rare o-cu-.
renee: the last that observ In this sountry han.
peued 10 the autumn OF 1920. and another L. cot to b.,
expected for many years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
TO THE CIIIZENs OF VIRGINIA.

memorial Is sssula lag auooga you, he hi al Of
which 10 TO ssi the ait n'ion OF the ensuing l. ri Ia.
ture TO The suhssl OF hs bond and free oured popu
iaioo OF ibt, ae, and 10 urge uoou them h
si'y OF devlsiDg 'one me by wh IN he bls'k, may
DO removed beyond border', and by VIII eh the
number OF slaves msy be gradually diminished. II II
be e1nsedsd ihs, ibis l. sutj's rhish demands he
exercise OF legislative power, IL wiz B. d.n,so
that Il ought TO be sssd on p omp iy, aud 'ba
au'pcous m2men, for scion tbas the present
arrive Aod u this be sdmir od The oDly qussi be
decided VII DO In what trm h should b. mids 10 sp
proash the Legislature, ~ moe, elise uAily 10 sec
the atop ion oil prompt aod tfisienl mersu,es In
form OF memorial u deemed objectionable, bessrss
carries no authority with IL; in otdua.y efs nigh
sufftfe Bui tho subject 10 bs di,srs ed obd dts
posed or 10 no, OF that character, and u II no. % he
pre'umsd i'st your representative NJ hoo, your sPs
eisI Instructions, wonid take one step 10 natisT Of
tusb magni,ude and Of mush Importance all It,
bearings WIN view then 10 AVOID ell unnecessary de-.
Icy, u u proposed Thai meetings OF the qualified vo
he held Ia all tbs souDes 10 this State, theft re-
speshvs Court days 10 DsseDb-r-io dsberste upon
bis momsntou' subject, and 10 give susb drsslion
~ as they 10 'heir wisdom may deem not advi,eable!
A NATIVE OF EASTERN VIRGINIA.
Nov. 10tb. 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
Tho N. IntelIigencer reneafs the arnaa .o.LI.-

The n. inelligencer repeats the gross sopbism Of
the Nashville Banner that II Congress had no rlub,
to establish National Bank, because the sutlor,y IL
not expressly given in the Constitution the Legisla
ture Of Tennessee had right TO institute RAM for
the Constitution OF that State eonfers no such power
and yet II has been exercised We had ,pDnossd A. :,
there not tyro 10 the country who was M, A.
qusinted with the distinction between the Federal and
State Constitutions that Congress could exereIss No
power which was not gioen-snd that the State Legs-
lsures could exercise all other powers which wers no,
prohibited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

The Providence American, the New.York Wing and
the other Anti Masonic Papers, still firmly adhere to
Mr. Wirt-The several Meetings Of their Society speak
the came langusgeThere appears to be little prospect
Of heir abandoning him. Z" II we do not succeed now
we may the next time."--Such understand, was
their language at Baltimore The friends OF Mr. Clay
are equally resolute and is Mr.. Clay himself If we
may judge by his reply 10 the Committee OF the citizens
OF Vncennes. He nos prepared TO sacrifice his pob.
lie dinners and his table oraory 10 his nomination.
What farce is II to hear him talking Of being no.
minated by others when from the very moment OF Ce-
neral Jscksons election, Mr. Clay has been nominating
himself at these public dinners But, finding that they
can no longer assist him, no makes merit Of sacrificing
them to appearances: -"From the period my was
presented by convention ia Kentucky, to the public
consideration for high Office have not accepted nor
whilst remains thus before The public shall accept
any public entertainment rendered my own account
The Providence American defends Mr.. Writ against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

=. a9 h7iix 10 ate iha. counter. pe'hfca, viii
20 presence TO ms niag Of the road me nticped in
'"' ''0's no ice. ARCHIBALD THWEATT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

We sesreely notice the UnLed > .aies' Telegraph
Gambling aud representation much lighter Of.
fence. toan 10 In the habit OF comm tits r. that we ay
ceased 10 regard hrio either Ia its E,or or is rres
pondents-We shall therefore not sposs the sIiempi Of
Virgin en- nsrs pr doctrines or iho,s OF Mr.
Calhoun I'VE 'boU bs muSh surpri,ed our opinions
on any so1suiou II point, the Mr.. w OBJ
ste. -Ws kno,o sertsioiy, thai the course we bav-
Poin cut in hs case Of iDclerabls abus OF federal
power, ). the soorss OF Mr.. JEFFERSON. II 1, si,o the
scr Of Mr.; Msd'on-even . less rsdissI p'lilslsn
ihiu Mr.. J. n irson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-07

LONDON CITY 3 o ciock. -Tne accounts from
Antwerp >ta,. that the ships at Flushing had not
arrived yet the above port but were daily ex-
pectcd. In the Foreign Market Brazil Stock has
somewhat improved. Brazil Mining SHARES have got
up about &, los to .c3 per share; Spansd Bnuds are
lower 1873 TO Ii ConsolS quo'rp 83I.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

coach. .--On the part Of tho dcfcndsnss the
ccscIlmsr was called. His exsminatiop in
chief being ended, he was subject 10 the
leaders cross. examination Having held
uPthe fore fInger ri his right hand at the
witness, and warned him to give sprecise
answer" 10 every qaestion. and not 70 talk
about what he might think the question
meant, he proceeded thus:-"You drive the
Rockingham coach?"--"No, Sir, do NOT
--"Why, man, did you not tell my learned
fpcnd so this Roment?"--"No, Sir, did
not."--"Now, Sir, put il to you once more,
upon your oath, do you not drive the Rock.
ingham coacb?"-.-"No. Sir, ! drive the
horses.