Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-02

| ing from the insul. offered young Clay,
he thought-he was lily prepared to enter
into Judgment called Henry Clay" that
cut. shuttle and deal man." Mr.. Jeffer.
sons learning had made him poor !: Cal
houn, Lowndes, McDuffie, compares the
Tariff and u. States Bank to two cat
holes, one for the kittens, the other for
the old cat. Denounced notification. 1t
was nonsense. Nat. Macon, the wises,
and purest man that ever lived had seen
men as wise, and had seen some as pure,
but had neverSsen one so tcise and pure:
would cut grape vine to hang some
members Of the Legislature; would cut
one to hang a man that would vote for the
white basis repeated part of his letter
to. VIM Lee, and particularly that part
wherein he spoke of his. dear constitu-
ents; God bless them, and may his
blessing never descend on me, when |
cease to pray for blessings on my old Icon
stitusnts.
You may have Sir Isaac Newton for
your ploughman, and Lord Chatham for
the leader of your hoes, and your land
vii! get worse and worse, if you plough
up and down hill. House-keepers, TO-
tiers !! they live out fyour corn crib and
my meat house their wives "toil not,
neither do they spiu"-their daughters
here he made an insinuation too gro?s
Tor repetition and such as would have
excited the mitigation of any other con-
stituents but MIR. R2ndofph's
English Peasantry wretched condi-
ton; Scotch Peasantry the most yirtuous
and intelligent in the world.
A writer in the Petersburg Entel.igencer,
says
"rhe sentiment is gaining ground in Vir-
gina, that the whole African race ought TO
be removed from among us. Many people
teel unwilling 10 die and leave their posteri-
ty exposed to all the ills which, from the ex-
lS'ence OF slavery in ouF State, they have
themselves so long felt.
"Others are unwilling Themselves LONGER
to sufierthese inconveAiences-some of our
best citizensare already ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
will doubtless follow, unless they can see a
probability that, at some period, the evil
viii be taken away"
--oGs--
The free State ofOhio is taking active
measures to prevent the emigration of
coiored persons from other places into
that State. A notice appears in the Gin
clnnati papers warning emigrants and
those who may employ them thai. certain
acquisitions of the Law of the State will
be rigidly enforced against all delin-
quents. This notice has been rendered
necessary as the guardians of the public
peace of that city state, in consequence
OF certain publications in the newspapers
and reports from other sources, that the
Slave States are adopting measures to re-
move the Free Colored Population from
their limits, and the representations re-
ceived in Cincinnati, that numbers of
that class are preparing to migrate to that
City.
Steamboat ErploSiOn.-The Gincin-
natl Commercial Advertiser under date of
llth instant says -
On Tuesday last, two gentlemen OF
Louisville, with their friends crossed o.
yer in the Steam Ferry Boat to the Indi-
ana shore, to settle difference.between
them by duel. The boat was crowded
with passengers, who went over to wit
essthe scene. After the duel, in which
one OF the parties was slightly wounded
in the head, all hands embarked on board
the boat, TO return 10 Louisville. when
both boilers bursted, and four persons
I'vel instantly killed; viz: Mr. Logue of
louisville, Mr.. Chew Of Jeffersonville
Springs, the engineer and fireman one
person since dead, and several Others
wounded, one of whom is not expected
TO recover. From ghe number ofhals and
shoes found, tits feared there were more
DEATHS than are reported.
! $40
We learn that ROBERT PoTrEr, tbe
Representative elect to Congress, from
the Granville District, has resigned his
seat, and that Governor STOKES has issu.
ed a writ of Election to supply the va
cancy. The election is to be held ON
the 10Th Deeember.-Releigh, IN. CD
Register.
Execution ofhc ConDicis.-WrLyrve-
roN, On. CO. Nov. l6-On Saturday
last about IL o'clock, the six slaves CON
demned at the late Superior Court were
hung, in pursuance Of the sentence -.
Recorder.
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