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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

their approval-api the President Of tho United
states has recommended it TO Congress- in his two
lastonnual Messages No scheme could be devised
more JuInous to us and the other Southern States
than this Should it be adopted, all hope of relief
rom TINS oppressive system Of measures will have
vanished, a. each year will show results which will
present the strongest aurcments to their increasc
Those who contribute least, win DO tempted 10
urge forward the most oppressive cxpedients in
crease their portion of the spo-while those who
pay most, at host receive back but u small portion
OF what themselves contribute; thus producing the
combination OF large States, to tax the smaller for
local purposes, and TO draw money from tho peck
cts of one portion of this confederacy to enrich
another. All OTHER questions which nave already
agitatcd Congress and the people, will he lost in
this most terrible of all, and calculated to appal
the stoutcst mind. 4 Judcious Tariff will then
mean, that System which will load 10 the greater
cxactions upon the South; and must, if persevercd
IN, lead to the utter subversion Of The entire frame
of Government. If The lingering hope which is
still entertained, should again he disappointed, it
will rest with the People, and with you, their Repre-
cd necessary to guard them against the evils of
system not only uncon sttutional, but unjust, OPP
pressve and rrnous-nor will you be deferred by
threats f ON any quarter, iron pursuing the
which duty requires. The strong arm Of power
will never be able To crush tho spirit of frcdmen,
or deter them from exercising their rights, and in
tcrposirg barriers TO the progress of usurpation.
Wishing you II pleasant session, AMI n happy is-
sue to all your deliberations, am, gentlemen your
fellow citizcn JQHS FLOYD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06
WHITING BURNELL g. Co.

NH AVE just received, DR.. Smiths rC.Iibc
q "a remedy for tine PILES. This medicine
is prepared from vegetable, and will By found
radical cure fnr that distressing disorder the
Piles. S'ncr lis iiscuvcry, (Which IVES by mere
accdcit,) nnrn5 RS have been car d after l,a-
wing been nH ctcd for th" space OF twenty wears.
The first application atiarls great r"li. f. and
perfect is effected in a few DAYS r.
convince the pn''lc il is sovereign remedy, the
following certificate is subj rin. =.
CrrY OF NV YoRK, Aug. Is, 1881.
"Having been tiilic ed with the Piles two
years. AM having applied f,r- medical aid IT.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, hlhany and NV
York, without snccs.s. until advised by friend
/" try DR.. Smiths nialliblc remedy. which pavc
imm date r. lief and proved cur: within twcr
ty-i"ur hours JAMES EWINGS.
de. 5--ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06
TTYgmEs5Eo EgTG7e for. SCgEe.

FBiHE Ibscrlbcr ,ffcts tor Sale the Farm
II wbcrcon he rssId-s, called Western view
on Mountain Run, Culpeper County, within
three mics ofthc Court house, beautiful ard
Hdgrshi9g little village, and thi.ty three Of
FteGercksbuFE- containing six hundred aud
three acres The buildings OF every description
are good and amply sufjcI"n for the accunrno-
datioO OLA large hnily>-Ihc hosse il situated
on an cmlncncc, and commgrds beautiful Eastern
and Western prospccis.-Thd soil IL good a7.d
IN rAn:d state ofirnpr 'v"Hcrt.--rhe ncighbor.
hood Is equal tn any IN Virginia. For sale p,so,
= Tract OF SIX bundled and fly acrcs wis
Two miles vt the above, and on the rcd land IL
CUlP,7er. SAML 81 AUGHTFR.
P'S For fuThrr particulars inquire ol Duct.
u. G Buck, Al Be.iona A.scncl Eoy 9A-G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

FESAhEN by some person through mistake
x on board the steamboat Columbus on
Sunday rpolIing las, pair Of baot<. Thoy are
footed with sealskn and b ,ui one fourth wern:
they have the S.bscribt.t's name in the top. also
the mAk'rS name, William Rogers, BaIti-
more. The p rsoM Who has them viii confer
favor. by sending them 10 the Eneie Hotel.
dec D -2f PETER KEMP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

The TIMES will be published on a large inn
pcrial sheet, Of good quality, tyyioo week, ~
Five Dollars per aunum. ~
Advertisements, Sc inserted at tho usual prices.
The first numbcr W.. he issued in short time.
o. ditors Of .;epors exchanging with III
LyGcfb1rg Jcffaraoh'an, will confer a favor by
giving this insertion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06
THE EAGLE HOTEL.

SHEllE Undersigned has taken this Ho'cl
Ia The convenience Of is locality, wtl. lis
extensive acc mm"da ions, not surpassed by.
any tavern in the u it ID States. Professions o.
attempts to please are so common, that il is use
less 10 make them. Tie Proprietor has taken
this establishment at so short notice, (only two
days rcviCi:S to the meeting of the Legislature
mat NE may not have an opportunity of mani
testing as early as he would wish his desire tn
please. generous public will excuse, in the
beginning, the aitcml + ofone not much accus-
toned to- the detail of sua!. cnnccrn. The
proprietor giv"s s'ri' mn assurance that no pains
or expense shall be spared to elicit opproba-
ton and bring custom. The liquors shall b. I he
best the c"un'ry afford, and table to conform
Boarders are requested, and every effort made
i"rth"'r suitable entertainment The under
signed would be particularly indebted to his.
friends i'll II Edmond for such csutom. scpr-
rate table viii I've prepared f.r members of the
Legislature. ALEXANDER l. Bolts.
Richmond CITY, Dec. 2 1881 It's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06
Ee2assEfkfszI 6IIsals.

fs'HE subscribers nave on hand. On addition TO
'h"lr large stock of Hats supply of
gentlcmcn's fashionable Caps VIZ:
Sea Ott'r, ti'. opcra ana cal,Sh patterns
Fine c!o ii, ia or trimmed with fur do do
Leather. do do 90 do do
Likewise, a quantity Of common Cnp. for
servants RAYMOND 81 BROTHERS.
dec St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06
Green Spring Land for Sale.


az si:tue of the authority vested III me, BY
NN the will uf William Morris, deed, viii be
sold TO the highest bidder, at The Fate residence
IF the said William Morris. in the county Of
Louisa, near the Green Springs, on The 24th
November next, II fair. i not, the next fair dav
a tract nf.t.rHa, q about 1890 acres, beng
part of the land on which William Morris resi-
ded, n large portion of which is land nf superior
quality, and would make n most desirable resi-
deDcc. The land will DC divided TO suit purcha
scrs. Those disposed to purchase, are invited
10 view the land before the dry Of SAFE, wlr.r
will be- shown l!ca1 either bymy brother, Joseph
w. Morrison by Mr. Baughan, the Ovcrscer
residing on the place.
At the same t;a1c and place. will he sold all
the stock Of horses, cows. sheep and hogs
plantation utensils, house hold and kitchen fur
biiurc, the crop Of corn, fodder, &C.
On the third Monday in December nexr, at
Goochland Court House. ] shall sell ~ the
highest bidder. attract Of Land, lying In4iooch.
land county, called $ uthals, containing 400
acres, adjoining the lands of Stephen ~ oodson,
and others.
T@rns-The lands viii he sold IN credit OF
one, two, arA,;@at years, Tie purchasers giving
bond with oppressed security, ard deed o. trust
on the lan4, Il" secure the payments as ihey. fall
dne.-For the personal property, n credit OF
Twelve months will be given Tor all sums over
$50, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security; Tor all sums OF $50 and under, cash
Will be TcuIiircd
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JNO. .MORRIS. Ex,or. o.

" WdIH MOTHS, dc q. ="
u The Charlottesville ADV care is r ui,c.f-
cd to insert the above, oGce Il week TIL day Of
sale, Iud send the account to lki5 flee for col
lection. oct g--I,yvrds
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PORK ! PORKII

7MNllE cit,Z'ns Of X chmond and its vicinity,
u are respectfully informed, that shall offer
Tor sale on Tuesday thc 9Th inst a; the SouGh-
t"r Pens lately occupied by John Wysc AUD at
present ly the subscriber, some first rac Pork
suitable for family AMI factory
de- 5-2t P NOWLAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL MARKET Ia

LIVERPOOL MARKET. Jan ,.
CoTroN-Thers was better demand for Cotton
this week, but the marke: is heavy and The prices
generally may be considered id per 10 lower than the
preceding quotations.
LIvEaPooI. Com ExcuAHGr, JAS f.
The supplies Of free Wheat and Oats SINCE last
Tuesday. have been rather large, the former being
increased by several caTgoes of duty paid foreign
from London The arrivals of foreign Consists of ZOO
quarters of Wheat from Trieste, and 1000 quarters
of Wheat and about 5000 bbs. of Flour from the
United States AS usual this sea sou of the year. the
cFs and dealers have been TO increase their
stocks, and the transactions in Wheat and Oats since
this day sc'night have been limited: prices however
o. boin articles have been very fully sustained Tine
Increased supply of English Barley has rather check
cd the sales and lrish imaltng has also met
very limited inquiry. The demand for bonded Fl,ur
mas continued, and the whole Of this weeks import
together with or 5000 bbs. to arrive has hcen dis
posed of at from 3os to 37s Cd per Dbl
Higher prices were generally demanded this morn
ing Tor both wheat and oats but there was by no means
lively markets IS ID to los was obt lined for choco
parcels of Irish Wheat, 81 GO los was realized for
fine well prepared Oats Barley was a moderate re-
quest, and last fridays prices were with difficulty
supported Oatmeal and Flour wero more readily
disposed Of at an advance of Cd to Is per sack One
parcel of United States Rcd Wheat IN bond brou chit
9s. per 20 lbs and two or three of Flour were sold
for 3os. to 32s..per Dbl
Floor, English, per $50 lbs, 81 a Sos; Irish So a
55s.; Indian Corn, per 480 lbs. AZ doe
Duty on Flour, I3s lid per barrel
LoSDoN jan Sin general 90 far our money market has
been under the influence Of foreign politics. uneasy feeling
has materially worn Oft; but the doubtful OF things al
nome particularly rs regards INLAND, still mereres with any
LoSnoS Jan. Corn ESchsnge--We have several fresh
supplies ut wheat this morning. and very fair supply Of bar
ley The demand for wheat moderate an advance
per qperer Flour, during the gas, weEs has been aavin
cling, and the foil price to day will be 6js.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
~arssts NgkaN.

g., ARRIVED,
o,Sn q tiza beth, Blower from PhiIsief,h;s VI, NJ,
s"o Nosoik, with sundries. Palmer ID crb.,I,s.
Winston, II Smith - "eoo q Gu,
r VESSELS FELLOW \
~ tse scm Planter Spcer, New York ba. a,,;vs, - A.
ne sehf fiiori. was at City Poi. oil ss,urisv Nor,
WIN or 10 more vessels hound up Thu Pn,acb !. M,
below the Ferry. The Rachael e. LYDIA a,t wr Srsv Jo
WaId. Resch Thee are nunber Of oaer We sci. toh
aHose ana below City Point. uukno1n. I w
- MEMORANDA
James river continues closed by between W,,,,;.s
anu "hey Island, so "a TO prevent vessels gens IN or u,
he weather has been for days clear and p,essan,
us nay s'' The temperature generally above IN. fess;u,
POM, o' with frost night sufficient 10 freeze more h,s
he sun thaws "a tie day nIe. " 1855
l ,, seaheat Richmond, eeuid get up higher Dan Tor.
A,Lverpoo Dec %, Tally TO- Fisher from vririaN Goth
bia, Foste, do. N' % %" Ssi"n-
Sailed from Liverpool Dec. 80 Madison cosuek for Viz
me same. Young for Virginia up loading al Lie.
ara al Clyde, 18th Dec, raulina lewis vir,inis
gina. S' '''J' "on vac
Ad at tue Texsl, 10Th Dec, Shenanaoah Eose Virginia
-: -, az Deal, i9ih Dec Julian Smith, Virginia
we Eagle, Hill, from Vginls for Bremen &C. into Cove,
III Dec aud would discharge
NORFoLk, Feb 10 CID. sch, Agenora. t.
'e-, Richmond -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
NEW YORK MARKET-Feb. 0.

Two O'CLOCK, II. W.
There was sale yesterday Of 500 bs Alexandria Flour
Tor Immediate delivery Sc and that the price which
could he obtained for common Southern The news
however from Liverpool Jan 80 favorable 10 Flo. ,
ting advance Of 2sa3s per b bringing up price to
6da31s6d per br IN bond favorable Effect expected ON
our market but there have this morning been no sales
The Liverpool news also favorable 20 Ashes Naval Stores
AID not unfavobo think 10 Cotton the which
Dec 3is though larger e ports, thouEhi taking
condition Of the manufactures into consideration
get than they ago, important
ae ihal the imports had been than 1929 M l52 2O3
bales Thus England has increased her consumption Of or,
amount larger the whole quantity consumed
N the U"ued state. New Orleans Moissrs has hceu sold
25ois for good and Martinique Al ljcts-lJou,. Con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
CIRCUS.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
VI no Postponemcni on account of Weah her,
THIS EVENING. Feb. a.
Frs; night of the grand Nautical Picturesque
PANORAMA;
Containing upwards Of 500 II of canvass: TLescb,
Ject ofwhIch Is taken from the celebrated
RED ROVER.
The above viii be introduced m the Pan,or,roe If
ter the performance in the circle. Tbe nerfnr.
nance is the first of the lind ever exhibited in Rich
mond Painted by Mr. Huggns Machinery by ALL
Hundlr As produced at the Lafayette Theatre,
New York. with UNBOUND applause.
Previous To the Panorama great var;A,v cC
Horsemonshlp Dancing, Singing, Vsu!ting, sc.
The lsughable scene of the Two Clowns; or tho
way to draw 'eeth by vlrtse of gunpowdcr Cullen
no ordinary sportsman Kills two birds with one s;one.
draws teeth, aud restores life in n crack.
MT Blackburn will appear as the Indian JugCIer,
and go through his astonishing perHIr GI1ncG
Coal Black Rose on horseback
Slack rope by Mr. Buckley
Slack wire By Mr Blackburn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

NEW bRilNAs "a. n jan.
"Frcgh;s al prcssn; arc hira. vessels ra;isiar 4
to Liverpool There IRE but three or four vessels
not engaged. Freig'hs 10 our Eastern ports ar
cent for Cotton; 30 for Tobscco 1 % flt Pro
visions, so COT Sugar. Vessels bong scatcc.
we see nothing 20 prevent uIcss rates continuing.
Flour & IS A"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
AUCTION SAIES.
Stocks at Auction.

Stocks at Auction.
WILL be sold, on Wednesday, a, IL O'Clock. ,t
w the Coffee House, 25 Shares of VIRGINIA Rark
Stock 40 shares OF Farmers Bank Stock 20 shares
ei brook Turnpike Stock, and I3 shares Of Dock
Stock, for Cash. JAS II LYNCH
feb Is 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
TERPSlCHORE HALL.
GRAND HLJ.H.9RITY R1TT

MR. BOSSIEUX respectfully Ipforms tho c;,i
I'VE zens of Richmond, and the Members of tho
Legislature, that he will give, on Wedne sdny even
ing next i6th Ball for the relief of the CITY Poor
Snn me receipts VIII he placed IN the bands of Ro:
Greenhow, esq. for that Purposc.-Mr r. with res-
pcct assures the Ladies that they need not be AFRAID
on heiug much crowded, the room can hold e,pht
hundred TO q thousand persons. Tickets of ad,1rs-
SION Tor each gentleman, ST. TO be had at the Hall
~ enehanfsHr de rous DEPEND ls sueoer u naihe,y
fob Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

us We are requested 10 say that Thos 81 Gi!mcr
will not he candidate TO represent Aiben, rio IN the
mex. House of Delegates.
~ We are requested to say tia, Geo 3 Poindex-
ter Will be candidate 10 represent the county OF
Nihs and Queen. in the next House of Delegates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
By DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co
GROCERIES

BA DAVENPORT, ALLEN q Co
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY. 18th inst at half past 10 o'clock
at our auction store, the following ARTICLES a part of
winch are expected up in times
% Hhds New Orleans sugars
20 do st Crox do ton
10 10 New Orleans rum
30 casks cheese
100 boxes brown SOAP
100 do mould candi q
do loaf sugar
80 or casks Malaga VINE
81 hhds n Orleans moasses prime
100 reGms cap paper
100 bbls No. g. mackereI
80 boxes gun powder
so do imperial 'c"S
10 hhds New England rum
600 sacks salt
: ceroons indigo
pipes Holland gin
3 do Cognac brandy, &c
ieo L ID. \. s; CO. Aucts
u The above sale is ostponei to THURSDAY
The l1th INST IN consequence of the nor-arrivu Of
the Schr Effort. ~
feb ii y. & 81 CO. Arc'ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

MAkkiED at Green Plains Matthews County, on the Sd
inst by the Rev John Cole John Bese,y Row Eo Meant
of the late James RI Row. Esq ~ e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

Departed this lie an Saturday evening" Eth Feb 1881
Mis RANCE HENDERSON, wife OF Mr. James Henderson Of
TINS CITY, IN the 35h year Of her The and quaint
ances III the family are respectfully requested attend her
Henderson, On n street - '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & Co
GROCERIES a.? .3y1C1JO ~,

On iOESi'hf next The 18th instant al ; :
o clock tWeether permitting1 will be sold At our
S.'r' atge ahc general assortment Of Groceries,
&c expected III time for the sale
Also ~ packages Dry Goods comprising hand.
some assortment, which will be offered at privato
saie Tor short time. 0 d. & CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

a most sensible change in che temperature OF tho
air was experienced during no eclipse on Saturday
thermometer placed in the sun, fell 81 deg. in an
hour and 80 minutes, from the first commencement TO
the moment of creates, observation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

~ Tho House of Delegates did nothing OF consc -
suonce on Saturday adlourning of an early hour in
consequence ~ the eclipse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
DRY GOODS o..

DRY GOODS
20 FRIDAY the 18th instant. 10 O'clock 2,
our AUCTION Room-a general assortment of Forei71
and domestic Dry Goods, including 90 pkgs now on
the way from New-York
feb Q N a cn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

Meetings have been called in Che ser county. Pa.
to nominate the IIoa. Jamos Busaanan, now in Con-
gress; for Vice President % tho States, TO sue
coed MIR Calhoun. on the Jackson ticket.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

The first part of Mr. Burgess reply 10 Cambre
ieng and others, reached this Guy on Saturday and
has excited great enquiry We shall rrpublsh it
rs soon as we can 1t unsurpassed in rhetorical
and regency of classic alluson and
sarcasm OF the b'terest nature. On reading it,
ono Is reminded of the observation made to John
Randolph by an honest old gentleman IN Prince Ed
ward when NJ Randolph had just fayed alive
some unfortunate wight-"Jack, | wouldn't have
saryed dog So"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10
NARROW ESCAPE.

The Georgia Journal of tbs 81 instant, rela,s, the
following:
A very -iugular mater happened at wilkinson Su.
Perier Court last week. A gentleman, Gas we under.
stand i) a member ofthe Grand Jury, asked hi, neigh
Dor Tor the loan offs dollar. He assented, took out his
pocket book, and opened ii, when the applicant, seeing
a dollar note, put his hand into the book, in a familiar
way, and took IL out. The lender, a short time after.
wards, having occasion 10 examine his money, missed
q hundred dollar bill. From the borrowers manner.
and from bis having taken the dollar bill rathe or too IA.
milisrly, he was suspected-and the lender, finally he.
came saiisfi,d that the 800 bill had been taken felo.
Diou'ly st the same time that the one dollar bill was
taken. The borrower, asserting his innocence, a bill
Of Indictment was pr referred against him and he had 10
90 to jail, for the want of bail. RI, was deserted bv
every body. There was then no doubt that he would
be convicted.
In the mean time, another man, who was attsndins
court, heard OF the circumstances, and recolIe cied bavs7
ing received wba, p%urported 10 be thirty 1--we dollars on
the raDe day, from the lender above mentioned. He
went home, and examined the money. Neither him.
self nor his vile being able 10 read, all that ihsy could
determine, was, that there were three notes, which
he had taken as ten dollars each, and one as five
and that one oil the tens was unlike the others. He
brought the money to the courthouse the next dsy
handed II TO the Solicitor, ADD explained The circum.
stance OF biz having received IL the day before On
examination, one OF The bills supposed 10 have been
paid Tor ten, turned out TO b. a bubdfed bill. TDis eI.
plated The loss. The borrower was brought out OF iajI
relieved from all suspicion Of crime, and restored 10
his rights and privileges az a member Of the Grand
Jury-and TO bis standing in society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10

o'sss OF rsbOsy1vsuH. Ihe tPPIicsnls toF tie Chair
OF Medicine In Baltimore County; Doctor Duuglisson Of
E'gisnd. stprssent Professor Of the I~usli,utes OF M sdi-
zinc in the University Of virginis; Doctor Webster OF
Philadelphia, lecturer on Anatomy; and Doctor Gsd-
dings at presnt adjunct Professor Of Anatomy in the
Medical College OF South Carolina. We are not aw are
that any other appl cations have been msde.-The sp.
mouth, June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANI

Considerable anxiety bavitg been manifested IN the
eonJee'ufes made respecting the appointments to the
two vacant chairs In The Medical department of III
Uoiye y Of Maryland, II may be in crossing 10 SONS
not o herwi lee informed, 10 know The names Of The Can.
dIda'es, who have so far offered themselves. The an.
picsn's, Tor the chair OF Chemistry, go far az the writer
oil this notice has learnt, are Professor Dueatel, a. ore
sent Pol. s'or OF Chemistry in The Faculty Of Ar,s and
Sciences Ct the University Of Maryland and lecturer
90 Material Philosophy IN the Maryland institute
PfOfts or Patterson formerly Of Pbiiadeiphis, now fiji;
ing the chair Of the Natural Philosophy in the Uni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10

hs had given notice. Tor an humble AddrsSs to BIS Ma
jes,y to order the production otthe decision Of the X or
of Holland concerning The question Of the boundary
line Of the western coast Of North America. The
Hon. Gentleman entered in:o 4 detail of the eireum-
stances which led To tho reference. and hoped tina, ths
Government Of America would no. be allowed to play
fast and loose.
LORD PAIN r,!on said, that he shouid feel il bis duty
then 10 resist tn mo,io,, ON the ground ,h,, he trans.
action was a, present imperfect; WHOM however, tn
prop,r tim should have arrived, he would DO most viii.
Ing TO ah,id every Information.
MIR. Robinson said he wou,i no, jivid: the House
upon the subject. He cortsnded iha, an undue advaa.
vao'sge was given to ,hs United States by ,hs trsnsac.
to-, but till he sh,uld Withdraw hi, motion, The mo.
ion was withdrswn.