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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-27
LEONARD sToDDARD.

kOrhcsfsr, ". Y. Non VI l6x7.
cRRrIFIcArE OF rREpERIcK :. wAhNxn sso,
| The subscriber Is induced, from public con-
siderations, 10 recommend the VEGETABLE
PULM0h.aRY BaLS.9.I, as a remedy cfths
greatest efficacy in diseases ofthe Ihngs bcin9
probably indebted TO its usc for the preselva.
ton Of his own life. In the fall and winter of
1885,, wns attacked with disease Of the
lungs, which threatened to bo Of the most -.
| rious character. II was attended with very
troublesome cough, particularly In the svee
ming and night with oppressions assd IMAM
nation of the lungs, gradually followed "
great emaciaiion and prostration ofs(sength.
| These symptoms continued fcr about ninn
months, in spite. OF the ciIorts Of the most
skilful physicians 10 check their progvesos
At this time fortunately met with The KfKl
statle Pulmonary Balsam, by the use of which
speedy and complete reeovsry was ui3(ettd
Ny health ID now IN good as over u wao.
FREDERICK s. WARMER.
AuRusta, Geo. Sept. 81 1927.
An eminent phsician Of Now. HampsliiFo
writes--"l am satisfied the Vegetable PuImee
nary nalsam is n valuable medicine. u hep
lately been used with complete suocees IN :
severe lung complnint, attended with the
raising Of much blood, which had resisted
every other prescription.
Tho wife Of a Clergymen Of Bosions val,
considered past recovering ssn' lnS dss:sss 2
alton 10 health wss sscrib~d, both BY her
Physician. and her buebnnd, 70 ~ ~ - she
Tegcfabis Puimopeyv Bsistm<f !,
Many other rorti6cstes, fnoun soufoce - thQ
first rcspecssbility, msy - sxam'ose a. shs
~ 1Ss 3 u "S"s medicine Il ssr ..ls y ~. NJ.
Flj8 b. KlNOIEY, a HE house n 0reens
/, ssrsst, Ne@ysvs, \. ]. [sopiysP8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-27

"A lad MWM x .
Sgath Hing RI. Union Bank Bmldine
OErs for safe,
IS. WINES,
Bottled and dranght,
Madeira.( March& Coand Oliveirn 4brandl
Brown Sherry Sicily Madeira, MsrseilIes Ma
dsfs, Tenerifc, Malaga Sherry, Port, Gala
u brian, ciaret, Hoe, Snuiern, &c. &c.
"a TEAS. Imperial, Gunpowdpr I7yson-
Young Hyson, Toskay, Tyson SIN. Pv,r-
y chong and Sonchonc.
LIQUOnS. Hrandy, (Ou.ard Dnpuy &
4 Co. .snd Wcis brands,) Scheidarn Gn, ST
CSoix and Jnmaca knn; Curacoa, Maftinieo
I and othor CoTdials.
FAULT. Bunch Mnscatcl and bloom
Kaisins Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Bra
I'll Nuts torrants. Figs, Citron, &c.
EHE$EnWES. Anchoxies, Csprcs.
X 0UNUH3ES. Il
Nutmcgs, cloves, mace, pilncnto. pepper.
cassia, cinnamon. Sr0ARs--loaf lump.
white, brown, New Orleans, and chryeta4-
izod. Soda, wine, and batter crackers
rice, buck wheat. mncabcan. rappee and
Scotch Snuff; p. A. J.. and r. & 6. Tobac
CO. >
Hibberi's Brown Stout, at. g. pt. bottles.
American Porter. do. do.
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f'lnted and published by
WlLLxAM- READ,

frlster OF the Laws oftho United States.
~ THE BRICK BULDiSG,
Opposite sIr. 'rownsend's Cnifno House,
And Son.h corner of Pelham-srrcet.
Entrance Pelham -strect)
Two dollars per annun--l,ayable in advance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10
May 6

M FOR SALE The Subscriber oH.rs Tor
"a sale Tho Farm on which he resides known by The
Of Vtrmont, lying on Cedar Ron, Prince viii.
lam County, within 6ve miles Of ~entsvil,e. 10 Of Or.
coquan, 20 Of Fredericksburg, ard 80 Of AlexandTid
and Washington Cry, cou'siniDg thirteen bundled
acres, which may be divided MO three iafiR,, with a
q eoniCr able Dwelling House, &c. on each, a goat
portion Of lhi' very desirable lsrm is Grst rave low
gfound., producing abundant cfops Of Timothy, Hemp,
Corn, Wheat, &c. The high lands are In a rapid .ta,e
Of iDlprovement, and ers well adopted to Wheat, Gov r.,
&c. Plaster aets We | upOn il. II 10 well tiinhcred with
OK, Hickary, and Cedar, and IL very veil watereI,
b wing several lasting streams psssiEg through H.. The
HCuse T. situated On a beauuiui tninence, commandn NJ
a iul view Of the farm and country around, Tor many
miles, including an sxie ,sive mountsin prospect. The
Geis5b0ufhocd IL nos suTpAs d for society, By any in
Virginia. q great bargaio gill he soid In The above
farm, AID the payments IA o easy, good bools, or a
good Of dry gcois, or groceries, at wholesale
frises,wil be received in part paymeo'.-Ths aTm will
be divided 10 fuit pufcbastrs.
May 3. 20-W10F JOHN FITZHUGH.
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rasi'n and dtly esi'ms,ed. Il will be conceded by every
impartial aud honorable man, hat their success in pub
tic aHsi stands unrieaiied in the history Of this GO
rernnient--And l have nover found on. Of the hi-nds
CT he general government, however they mig hit stand
affected TO the members CT the Cabinet individually.
with reference to matters uuconnected With tae puif
discharge of their duty, who did MT readily n \.
ju',iy proud and honorable Tribute 10 ~ eats.
%unft'ing industry and unorampies .a.tc depotio,
TO the public service JUST. n.
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Zoo ID BaInmolo Rennhlic,n.

MEssRs. EDtroRs:-E b 3 rot b. en- forgotten, that
Nr { az q, Tee mem Tab'e Wa n ng on nner spobe
me opposition to the present admin stratiou into eris.
teRcc and a name.
I was al this ~illjudged time, before The President
had either formed his cabinet, taken a single measure,
IN the midst Of a rejoicing people, in defiance of the
PUBIC VIII nor once, but twice expressed, and The
sccoHd more decisive than the first. that This onr|r
MASTER SPIRIT, regardless OF his own dignity and
character, in contempt OF the opinion Of the people and
iheir desire for Tepose after a long and bitter STRUGGLE.
mus early, raised the standard Of opposition with a
Hamilcar's hate, which was only to be satisfied. with
the expulsion Of The hated object.
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From Ibo Bos,ou Lad,cs' Magazine ior February.
TIE LlI"rI.E EANr.

THE LITTLE FOOT.
NJ boy. as gently ON my breast.
From ,Ullnt sport thou s,uk'st To rest,
And GA my hand ! feel thee put,
Ia playful Greams, thy little foot,
Tho thrilling touch scts every. StTing
OF my full heart "a quiVcTins;
For, ah! | think, what chart can show,
The ways Through which this foot may go
Is print will be, in childhooI's hours,
Traced ia the garden round the howsIs,
Bat youth Will bad IL leap the Iiiis-
hadie in the dcws of distant hills
Roam DER the wales, aud venture out,
When upcr years would pause aud doubt,
NOT brave The pass, nor try tho brink
Where YOUTHS unsuarded foot may sink
But what. when manhood unts thy cheek,
VIII be the ways this foot may soeks
IAt To hghtlS pace the doek2
10 helpless slip itom oil the wreck?
or wander DER foreign shore,
Returning to 'hy mono no moro,
UutIl the bosom, now thy pillow,
l. low aud cold beneath the Willow
or is it for tho battles plainS
Beside the slayer aud the slain-
1ll thesc it, augl step be tukrnl
There, siocp thine eye, no more to waken?
i il 10 glory, oito shame
To suliy, or 10 gid Thy namo-
IL 1t to happiness or wo,
This little foot is iaGo TO 90?
iiutNyhorcsOe'r lie luss may fail.
Whether in cottage, OF in hall,
q, may II ever shuu the ground
Nhore'er His foot had nC' been found.
Who on his path below, hath shed
A iNing light. that all may tread
Upon his earthly steps; aud none
Fer dash The JOyt against the St0pC
Yet II thy way is matk'd by fate,
As gully, dBTk and dcsolate.
10 thou nust float, lay vice aud CRIME,
\ wreck, upOH the stream of time,
on! rather than behold that day,
Ia know this foot, IN hchtsome play,
Would bound with guIlttoss, infant CLEO
Upon the sod that shelters me II. r.. G.
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NIay G..

NHR RS. WILLS. has personally seiecied in New
IvA; York and Philadelphia, her Spring supply of
MILLINERY, comprising a splendid aud fash.onablv
assortment. She is wei prepared to execute all orders
10 'he osst manner and most approved siyls. Every
exer'icn viii be used to give general sa,isfac ion. Her
STOCK consists In part Of he following articles: Fan.
cy six and gauze, hats and b met; WoodIawn, Orleans
ana sa'ln satin do; Legbo,ns, Dunsiables and open
'trSws; caps, turb4ns anl apes; ribbons, hjwers, curls,
pufs aud braids.
She Will receive supplies of the n ost fashionable
Dnnsiabies every fortnight.
Dresses anil Riding Habits made by the newest nat
,eTni. Leshorns bleach,d. dyad and altered; also,
Dunstabes repaired.
May. 6. l2I-2,
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4 SALE The Subscriher being anxious to re.
"a move 20 tue west offers bis VIII kto~n farm,
Sweet Hall in the lower part of King William c.un.
~, tor sale. IL contains 400 acres of high land, and
oOO OF marsha great portion Of which can BE- re.
claimed with very little expense. The h'gh land is equal
20 any Ia this section Of country. The inprov ements
are good. a Barn, ihiuy-eight by twenty feet, md
negro quarters, have tesn bu:Ii ia the last year. A
minute de'criIicn OF the elegance, the many conve-
niences ana advantages OF this place, is deemed unne
eeS'ary as II Is presumab'e, none will purct aae before
vie"ink, or rGsk NJ particular ebquiries resoec ing the
$ ans -Shohlc his valuable Estate moi be ~Irivst,ly sold
before ihe 4h day ct August next, on that day, a.
ar, II not The hrst lar day thsieafler0 it WI b. Offer.
ed 10 The highest bidder, on The premi-es.-Att the same
p'a;e and time, will also lie sold, all o! his household
Si'ch'n furniture, farming utensils, snd stock Of
every de'c'lPl.n For further particulars, andy to
hiay 8 l2I-wtds WILLIAM RUFFIN.
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NOFICE.-The Subscriber Offers for sale about five
" thousand acres Of land, ia ihe vacinity of Amhefsi
Court House and New Gla'go~, these lands are plea
sanity situated on the Sage road, running North and
South, and within ten miles OF james River, The soil
Is good resting on a strong clay foundation, and il ia.
Vourabls to ihe production Of all kinds Of grain, hemp
and tobacco; the country 10 remarkably healthy, aud
a6ounds in inns springs Of the.best water. These land
are we'll improved, with good Orchards, a valuable
NJ inuiartuIing Mil, end four good Dwelling Houses,
aud will admit OF several divisions, and viii be divided
20 a. 10 suii purchasers. / have also lcr sale some vel
improved los in the town OF New Glasgow, on one
CT hem Il a large and comdioIiouS Tavern with Gar
dens and all necessary on Houses.
These iands and loiS will he soti on accommodating
terms 10 suit purcbasers-for further information 40.
ply to the subscriber living In New Glasgow.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
May u 12l-wSH%
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a MILLER WANrED.-The Subscriber wi,hes
IA to engage a well qualified nj Her to take charge
oil an extensive Mill, in the upper countrywide man
well suited for the situation, and possessing industry
and so6riety, q good situation ia offered.-Appl to Jesse
A. Strange, P5lmyra Mile, Fiuvanna, or 10
ANDRE SWEENY,
April 26. ISL Richmond
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NEW &c OF COACHES.

Richmond, ScotfsUiHe, and StauntOn Mail Coach,
FHNHlS new LiOe OF Coaches WILL commence running
b on Saturday he 81 Day Of April next. II will
Gun By PlwelP', Goochland Curt House, Gsorge'
T,nsleyville, Columbia, Wiun's Tavern, 10 Seousyille,
thence by Mount Israel 10 New.York, where il inisrs
sects wib the Line rom CbaIIttsvilio TO Staupios,
and thence 10 Lexington s'd Giyaudotie This Sage
will leave Richmond Tuesd,y y. Thursday, and Saturday,
and return Sunday, Wedi esdaY, and Ffidsy; ibus the
Public viii have a line OF Coaches six times q week
through 10 S. taunton, and GuyandO,tr, viz: three iimes
a week by Tinslsyville sud Charlotte vile, and three
times by seo',stiI'e Snd New.Yofk, making a Daily
Liue;tom Richmond 10 Guydndg.e u 80 River
Sundays exceptcdO The above line ~. n
George; the line running ibTee times a " esa rem
Fed, etsourg 10 Farmviiie, Prince Edward Court
House, l'Amrden Sidney Coles Sc. sc. which will
give to the Public is this section Of the State The se-
eonmodajon hey have 50 long wished for. The Scots
VIE line viii also in'srsect the line .rupLing from,
L5 ncbburg TO Chstloltesviils at Mount Israel.
Apfu2. HOO EDWIN PORTER.
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along with heavy purchases made la that market ana
Philadelphia, a psri Of their Spring itppostatioo az RIA
ish cNSS. Having sold within Ne last fsv
weeks 30 OF their old stock, embracing
i1nai will in The cou,s. ~ A., -. vyeS
nos snsive and commanding stock Of Fresh DRY
'oo1S 'hey have ever had, siuce they have teen :
business Whes their supplies ere TO band, psrievisr
WIN be given IN = general sdveri-eInrnt. In he mean
upr they are o'ieIiug such G eds as hey have already
received on the most idvor able terms. whclesaie end
s'i.ii' +. * L. NH & Co.
April 8. Iil-a M.rk., n, i'd.
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80 i HaD sys 81; o'''A' Porto Rico and Ne" Or
45 Barrels Loaf Sugar
i s ( $ : e: : noLAssns
so Bags Java, old whte and Green Coffee
l20 Kegs Nails
So Barrels u,sr,y
II Hhds. "hiohEi
80 Boxes Soap
80 BlXes Candles
10 TOos Iron, comprising an assortment. Of Wagon
Cert, Carriage and Gig Tire
20 do do roupd and square assorted from 3-e to
8 inches
3 Tous Hoop lion from 81 o 10 inches
IL d, Nail Rods
2 Do Bts,ered Steel
Ia Do English do
Ia Do German do
2 Do For Plough Pia'es
$50 Nova Scotia Grindstoses
5000 lbs. CorOn Yam, from the Petersburg Manuls.
turing COM aoy
800 Sacks Salt
Is Boxes Wbittemo ore Cotton and Wool Cards
IL TieTces Hibbei' > LoodOn Brown Stout and Por
in rim, aud quart Bottles
2 Ton SCOT
500 Kegs Ddcort Qua Powder
Ton Bar Lad
Ginger, Pepper and Alspice
Wines
French Brandy
Holland Gin
OLD Antigua Rum
Tea
Par
Bel Cords
Cotton aud Hemp Plough Lires
Writing and Wrapping Paper
For sale by
WORKMAN s. McGRUDER.
May 6. l2i-wsw
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FORE

Continuation of.Ne'cS By The .Ns,o York Packd
LATE AND tNrEREsTGNG FROM EuRoPE-I}y the
York packet ship of the ith October from Liverpool we
have London papers to that date inclusive and Lii
vcrpool paper of the 25th.
Our latest previous were OF the 10Th October
direct-and by the way of IIvre, VIC were enabled by
means OF private letter to give, under date of the IIh
the result of Lord Ebringtons motion in the House of
Commons, on the preceding evening. Immediately sub
sonent thereto, Ministers seemed to have made up their
minds To prorogue Parliament. 1t accordingly pro-
rogucd by the King in person the Doth This measure
was Tesorted to much from physical exhaustion on the
part of ministers, from the determination to present
new bill OF reform, Gas efficient that rejected" sch is
the pledge OF Lord Grey in the Lords, and Lord Altofpe
IN inc CoInnons) AZ soon as IT could be prepared There
~ mamc'tly reluctance on the part of Lord Grey carry
inc measure by the creation OF new Peers and it possible
certainly, though can hardly probable, that another
bill retaining the schedules and 10, which arc the dis
rdnchsng clauses, anil which must be retained if faith s
meant % DE- Kept with the natiOn0ut Modified perhaps
~ other less vital details, may succeed with the Lords
inc very strong and universal expression OF
manifested throughout the Kingdom, upon the vote of the
rouse oil Peers being known and especially the inligna
uon expressed against the bishops, should have weight
anu ~ may De at many viii be- willing 10 adopt the de-
cent PeteXt which nnatcria alterations in the bill
would Afford for ring their votes The gpeccb of the
hh5 - not, IN Judgment strong as under ts cir
chs.ahcc' might have been anticipated though the Lon
uoh IIne7 lays stress upon the emphasis with which nc
pronounced the paragraph respcctin reform The isfur
Dances which had manifested the nscves p,rtolIv,nd
except IN Derby and Nottingham, without any serious los,
property, or Of ichad been put down and an interval
Of deep ani uneasy though, apprehen undd,,rl-
ca suspense, would cusue ia England an Parliament
should re-a'3cnblc.-FOm the general indications that
"Vud Oe psObnbly At the time stated, (the 10Th Novc-
Dcr0 WgHSh perhap, additional Propagation of fort
night might take place. but ut al events The new bill was
eNPeceS 20 ee introduced and carried through the Com
The London Courier OF the 1871 tis specuates upon
the course the ministry win adopf ~
1--WE believe my Eiry expect hat IL fa,y,,as he
end oG he period for which the Pariiaoon, Il, ~ no no.
rogucd, there should Dc any doubt az 70 fhc scor;,
reform BIZ, h' njestys Ministers win recommend 70
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escy OF Ohio laid upon the table The Speaker present
cd communication from the Secretary of the Treasury
with the annual Report upon the Finance. The re-
port, with the accompanying Documents WERE ON mo-
ton OF Mr. Pol laid upon the table, and 10000 copies
dered TO I've printed The House then went into the cleo
ton oil its officers For the Office of Sergeant at Arms
Mr. Johnson OF Kentucky, nominated John Oswald Dunn,
Sergeant at Arms OF the late House of Representatives.
Mr. Gilmore nominated William A. Gor,on Mr. Condct,
David Brcarley; and Mr. Jarvis, William Robinson. On
second ballot Mr. Dunn elected Mr.. Overton Carr
was elected Principal Door Keeper of five candidates;
and the House proceeded to the election Assistant Door
Keeper Thirteen candidates Were put in nomination;
aud the House bao,ed once without arriving a choice
An adjournment them at half past two, took place.. s.
Tel
The Vice President arrived last night and has takey
lodgings at GadsbN's Hoel.--D.
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rwcnty-sccOnd COngrcss.--SeSs. 4
IN SENATE

IN SENATE.
MONDAY, Dec. g.
Oi the following Senators those in Italics were absent
from Hdine.--John Holmes, Peleg Sprapne
Ne'o HamPshre.-Samuel Bell, Isaac Hin
Hdssdetusetts.-Daniel Webster, Nathaniel Silsbeo
I1fode Bfdnd.N ehemah r. Knight, Asher Robbins
ConneetcW-SamuelA A. Foot, Gideon Tomlinson
IeTm0nt-lIoratio Seymour, Samuel Prentiss
yleU PoTk.-Charles f. Dudley. William Marcy
.NeO Jersey.-Mahlon Dickerson, TheO. FreIineb,tD.
sen. 'o'"J
Pennsylrdnid.-Isddc ID. barnard, William WiIkinq
Defdwdre.-John NJ. Clayton, Arnold Naudan.
MdTydnd.-E T.. Chambers, Samuel Smith
IHginfa.-Lhfiefon W. Tdze,ceH, John Tyler
.Norm CdToiind.-Bedfoyd BrO,cn, Willie p Man
Ter p''" ~ WIZ
0sorgia- George vi. TToup, John FORSYTH
kenfheky-- George M BIB, Henry Clay
Ie'nessce.-FeliX Grundy Hugh L. White
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CONGRESS

WAsHfNGToN Dec. SIN the Senate Yesterday Mr.
Chambers OF Maryland appeared qualified and took
his seat MIR Spraguc submitted resolution calling on
the President for information in relation to fine abduction
md imprisonment OF American citizens by the British ai
houtes oil New Brunswick message ola confidential
nature having been received from the President of e IL
States by MIR Donelson his Secretary the Senate spent
short time IN the consideration Of Executive business
In the House OF Representatives, Mr. Coke, Of Yirgi
MIA, appeared and took his scat message was received
from The President Of the United States transmitting
communication from the Secretary Of State on The subject
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ANOTHER VERSION

PLoT AND CoUNrERPLor.-1he scene opened last
night notice was yesterday put up the State House,
summonng meeting of those friendly tn The reelection
OF Gen Jackson in the Senate Chamber last night At
O'Clock meeting to- place and very general attend
aacc OF the members of both Houses Judge IIuger was
called To the CHAIR and Mr. Petgru introduced string
Resolutions approving the administration of Gen. jackson
and nominating him for recollection. The Hon. Henry
Dcas made motion, substitute for Mr.. Petigr's TO
the elect that was ncXpcdicn upon the sub
ject warm and general discussion cnsucd, in which
Judge Smith, Mcssrs Harrison, Specr, Levy and r. viii
Iams took part on side, and Mcssrs, Dcas Preston
Butler, Dunkin and Warilaw the other.
AT length motion made for Adjournment acconpa-
MED with request for the members present favor of tho
immediate nomination OF General Jackson remain The
motion was carried and an instantaneous call made
ameenS oil those opposed TO the Immediate nomination. i'm
the Representative Hal.-eVhc question of nomination
was then put in the Senate Chamber carried bv vote
ofoS In the Representative Chamber the Hon. H. Dca
was called to the Chair and it asceraned upon call
OF the rolls that there present eightv-six members
Tue following resolution then introduced by CO.
lionel Preston, and carried nom con-ReSolped That
me State or South CdrOiipn, being engaged in a CON
test for great Constitutional rights and interests of
paramount Importance it is erpedient at this time 10
tnuotre her an the struggles Of The Presidential Election
or 10 PtedSc her to any particular Candidate"
There were % mombeys absent from both meetings If
all had been present. the vote would have been in about
tho proportion. Measures taken to obtain the
opinions o those absent and they will hereafter be given
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 5.-The Hon Henry CLAW Scno-
tor OF the United States from the State of Kentucky ar
rived In this City yesterday cvcning-at Browns Hotel
.NdtiOndt IpfeNgencer.
Wcdncsday Dee. mo business was transacted in
eer Hose OF Congress, beyond the reading of the Mes
sage OF the President, which will be found in the proceed
ing columns The election of Sergeant Arms, Door
Keeper and Assistant Doorkeeper, will, suppose be
part of the business Of to-day.--B
Amongst the visitors Of the city, we observe our re-
spccted tcowczcn James Barbour of Virginia who
now on his way to the National Convention Blhrnorc
lie has taken lodgings for day two, Mrs Walkers
OIL l. Strcct.-ib
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CoLUMDIA, Is. C) Nov pa notice inviting the
House at O'Clock this evening" appeared this morning,
and IN the of the day printed hand bill set up
and circulated inviting tho Free Trade Party 10 attend the
same meeting. very general meeting OF the I.cgsla-
turc took place. and Judge Huger motion OF Dr.
Davis called the Chair and Mr.. Melville appointed
Secretary Resolutions approving the conduct of Andrew
Jackson and nominating him for recollection were intro
duced by Mr.. Pcisru. Mr.. Henry Deas then moved as
substitute, Resolution declaring il expodicnt make
,ny nomination at this time. The Chair put to the
al this Resolution that the meeting called for those
who friendly to Gen. jackson, and If he
the motion onght not TO be submitted by him. Mr.. Dcas
SAID he friendly TO Gen. Jacksonthat he would vote
for him nprctcroucc any candidate before the pco
what might happen, SC. Judge Smith defended the Re-
view the of the Generals administration showing
that administration had conducted the affairs OF the
country with ability, and enforcing tho claims he had
the people forh conduct in relation Internal Improve
mcnt. Mr. Butler, Mr. Preston, Mr.. Dunin, and several
other gentlemen opposed the nomination.. They all said they
were friends but they considered it derogaory South
Carolina to nominate Candidate for the Presidency
this time, and although they preferred Gen jackson
any before the people candidate yet some
other Candidate acceptable might be brought for
ward They did not feel disposed 10 concede 10 him
much Judge Smith had claimed, and Mr. Butler in par
tscular said he believed he had prOStted The honor of
the country. AGer good deal of warm discussion Col
Manning moved that the meeting ADJOURN and that those
carried and the Resolutions were then passed The
other party Immediately assembled in the Representatives
Hall and entered into Resolutions expressive of their
- Chorleston Patriot