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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-16

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VNNIiE subscribers having been appointed by the
- Hon. Court Of Probate for the town of New
port, Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors against the estate Of
EDWARD SIMMONS,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and six months from the date hereof being
allowed for receiving said claims, we will attend
at the office Of Henry Y. Cranston, on the last
Saturdays in June and July, and the first Saturday
IN August, AT o o'cioch pm for the purpose aiore-
said.
Henry Bull, }
j. Williams, Jr.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment TO
HENRY Y. CRANsroN, Admr.
Newport, 7th Feb 1881.
TO LET.-The tract Of land belonging 10 the
above estate, situate the Wind Mills, having
upon il "A convenient barn, will be leased at auc-
ton the 25th inst. on the premises, for one
year, unless sooner let by private contract. This
tract Of land Is well fenced, and very rich, and
has always been cultivated in the best farnier-like
style For terms apply to
HENRY Y. CRANsToN.
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CLEARED,

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ba; Sea-Bird, Carr, Havana; sch. Brilliant, Eddy
New-York.
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NJ MARINE A
Ill., aMs LIST. MESs
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

Schs. Charlotte, Wilson, st. Thomas; Brilliant
Eddy, Carthagena; brigs George, Lord, NOrleans
Invincbe, Pratt Malaga; ship Constitution, Stone,
New-O OrlealIs
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CIR A N 1T e.

DROPOSALs will be received by the sub
- scrlber until the LIST day of March next, for
the delivery at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r.
l. Of
1000 PERCHES
GRANITE.
The stones must be Of large size and durable
quality, and split with good beds and faces. A
sample, which will be referred to in all inspections,
may be seen at the Fort. They are to be deliver
ed on one of the wharfs at the Fort, between the
lst day OF April and tho 3lst day of December,
1881.
Proposals will be received for any part of the a
bove quantity not less than 500 perches.
JOS. G. TOTrEN, 1t. Col Eng's.
Brevet Col
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
January iOth, 1881
These publishers of the New Bedford Taunton,
and Fall River papers; Providence Patriot and
American; and of the Sionington, New-I.ondon,
Middletown and Hartford, Comm papers, will
please give the above notice Insertions and for
ward their accounts
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R q w A Il D.
At A TOWN COUNCIL,

Holden Neuport, Feb. I, 1881.
"IIEREAS an attempt was made on the
w night Of the 30th utmo to set fire to the
Dwelling House in Broad-street the residence Of
Mr. Thomas &. Ptman, jr. which was Fortunate
ly discovered in time TO save the building from de-
struction. For the purpose of bringing to punish
ment tho perpetrator or perpetrators of 50 daring
an outrage, the TOWN COUNCIL. of said town
hereby ofler Reward ofTWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS, to be paid on information and pro-
secuton to conviction of the ncendary or incendi-
aries. Ordered that the foregoing be published in
the Herald of the Times, X. l. Republican, and
Newport Mercury. BY order,
B. Is. Rowland, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

/ BALrIdoRE AND OHIo RAIL RoAp.-Fosrr
MILES OrKN.-We have the sincere Satisfaction 20
sac hat the assurances given In he late annual re.
port Of Tho PSesdep aud Directors 10 the oskhoidsrs
Of the Bal iuore and Rail ,sd that the sessnd
add third Dvisops OF 'he road would be opened fof
uss by IN. hrst Of November, have been realized.
In . letter whisb We ave ssep I ON q gestiensp
Who performed the TIP, dated The s0h ins'ss he sy
"the Pi'nnssr Gar" Pisssd ysasrday Saturday. morn
Ing en- tho line Tar 10 the fool Of The ibss ed
plan. NJ. at Par Rdg'" being diaspss Of forty
miles ffon, Baltimore.
The fourth division Of the road which extends to the
MoDocsey, - we'll a. the inclined pianos over the Psrr
Ridge, and the lateral road to Frsdeek are 10 such
stale Of orwsdnoss to leave no doubt that The sntro
TO Frederick will be opened within the month OF
November.
The graduation Of the 6fh division, extending from
tho Monoesey river 70 the Po,omse s nesriy completed.
except Al single point Of about or 800 ysrds, which
will DO q dusted, and the travelling on the road
will, without any doubt, be sssbnhed TO the Potomac
river within few weeks.
We bsiisvs that the setusi distance aesdy about "a
bn spsncd being about % miles, embraces the longest
line Of continuous rail- way nov In opersion, either ia
this country 10 Europs, and vhsn the road shall BE-
finished 10 the Pospaae liver, which Will be within Eve
or sin weeks the whole diet, nee OF under track vii
be soov seventy oiies, sud will give 70 Balmors
extent Of Rstyesd az psrsps double the length Of 40,
one continuous line 81 rail TRACKS In the world.
Arrangements now 10 train 10 open the road fl
regular travel, stables hsvipg kosn erected and ever
ohsr facility Tar eonpsfsd that the entire WssteT
travail eap be accommodated 90 The Raii Rood 10 IA
tennfss ~ ths rsssss <sst ~. 49,, r
" Will b ssen ~ Yessfsbss 70 our edrtris,pg q
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il Co.r, 1891.
~ l. nsiss pu
sgaOs "
JhD dis'. atm't Of Sras E Bnyr. and 10 bi.
wn fga', Sw tPoa Niles, Ash,,l-, H-s B.stk-u
b,rSe', to shi d,en OF Jan- n.r,.s sle'l o..
nance are .nkoowr, wiui.m b. .ur,. n, ,hh,r.r of
MW'hs B'ra~u, d-c'd whoss rsd-. Gre ustacwn.
bn' b e wo aud Lncy. S~ie, Chss,.. l. j n,Is,
Richard les. John wissi, :. ed ~. O. Taoa.. n ~
. &, dsc'd Joolh Soft. and Poly. h.. VII, II ~,
Reynolds, sod NJ - hs, lie W.T. S-iy Barpsr, n upy
bmhs'. H,ti BIrn-''. M,rt a Bo'n.,', d >asy
hii, aud sb-I,. bn we John b .ru l. Js,sst But.
S-". Coafis' SUi,t, anu Money. Its vile. snd Ml., =.
Cro~tes, -. .Df.
IN dt,.ndsn',. swep,,n J F-ies. Aehles JsKaes.
urseSs" nsrae'. the iiirsu OF J.n- y rae.: dssS,
IN Dufoet III. ski Dir. Of NJ, b. Burnet,, sd
I ,S nro-' and Lne, Ills vile CD. les. l. ties.
Chsfl.' Sp.th. AID Nancy. his vi TO h.vier .n,.r
ed hsi, pposrsncs se riding TO the Aet Of As.embIv
AID he iles Of tts Court, aLd Il .pves,iu, 10 The
sesAson OF the Cour', that hey a's 20, lob bt,uts
Of 'h: Safe, neion OF the plain IN, BY Lis Aor.
nsy-ith ordered. that the d.. nd anita d. appes, here
o. the lar day OF Jaauary Court and enter their
aud al v.r "a, plain a. ball, aud Na,
copy Of this der be ic.,red In ono II D.
tsio'ssn the own o. P'vr'bure or cry Of R'chnoni.
'vr sh: We. ks 'aec .svriy, AID 10 ted at ,hs irnt
loor OF tbs C,atrhouis ~ ~ d sou, ~.
Aeopr.-Tssse. JOHN q. BAPTIST, CT fk.
Az ~ Ct So
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coNsrAptrs rrrs'SgToa ' nc. pGa:,s

eONSTABLEs' FEEs.-To rna PusL,c. : )
The Legislature Of Virginia In the yeas 1921 rtdye.
cd the fees low 10 to FENDER them Inadequate
tain II the way In which, q, civil Officers and
gsntlsmen, they ought 10 live. IL distrets they
quite ;aiGtn. The low fees keep from once snsu
best 70 perform the duty properiy; cod & frs-
quenty hsppsnb that Constable, aftsr acting enc or
two terms. aud Just become well qualified to GIL The Of.
6ee, has to quilt through poverty.
hc fees ef Consiabss 10 the year 1870. we're, for
executing warrant for debt, 80 esnts Tor anss,ine
dssralnlsE. skecuias attachment, 81; and other
fees In proporioaA prsseat they are, for executing
warrant 30 cents; for atesng distrainnf for rent
executing attaehmsnt IS cssts; snd summoninr
witness ~ cents; end their ether ices Ia proportion
The legislature Of Virgins few years ago, inereas-
cd the bond OF the Constable TO . exceeding
$4,000; sad allowed Constablss In certain eases V
ecus process, &c. issued from the County and Supe.
rlor Courts; and allowed them 70 take indennifyinx
bonds Having made the ONCE more responsible, and
important. seems ssesssary that the fees should be
rslsed. 70 Induce Of talents, and fitness become
spPointsd to smsll district and the Justices fell
70 try warrants for many months, (somsnes or 81
which delay prevents the Constable from est,lnG
many eases ~ he would get. IL they were disposed Of
with eelsrity.1hs present unssued and mu,lnous
dillon Of the Slaves. require. vigilance Ia him and
men Of patriotism, Integrity. and sIsa required
ill the Office at such time.
10 considered ssesssary that the nek Legislature
sheuid raise their fees. ARlSTfDES.
Editors OF newspapers 10 Virginia friendly to Con.
ssr,ion.
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forced retire, a. he soldiers dssssssd every momsat
1erse: Lssi; the eenmsnd.e Of O'ind:. made saily
and polite mso. whom be theught he seulj rely.
aud was Joined ~ The crew Of vssssi. but be va
'ooa forced back no IA. fer whore the soldiers aud
police Quilted hiu He then cid irsn
'hs Captain Of The h Packet, who r-fissd 70 take
any part without wrt.n order from ths C'nsu. which
sou'd no, b. obtained TIE bIasks nearly oissd 'he
90 the evening Of the 18th, tho citizens and ofaesrs
having formed raying points, and receiving reinforee.
ments from the country. marched Into the city. and
with but little Trouble overPowsred the soldiers most Of
whom were worn down by fatigue and debaue che.
ry About 200 Of the snvtfneers were killed. about 500
secured board two ships in tho harbor, under
strong guard; many had escaped with their plumber.
Whit was be done with 50 large nuaiber Of erml.
nails uncertain; and probably, will Of the Rs
gency has been Consulted. Mean. lille much danger
was to be apPrehendsd from their cioy, particularly
II, was rumored tho whole revolt had been caused
by persons high in office, whose had been die.
covered In papers seized by the police.
y. he.ist. a'.toe wac o:'d W he merchants.
Heoty Cewpsr, h. C,usu', irqui, Ing In wnat insane.
IN ioaers were to be drip yssd Of, and fSq,estint
him % civ. 'h.m d, lao wh'n they w'rs 20 b Hes
sted. 10 order that they might embMk their properly
In h,snsy aededs proes "Agsiust all ionss and da-
images they might sustain from The psss Of III si,y
., rnemoa:e by III. armed sodie's Of tbs brssiIIa
-Goy.rsmeu'; sgusd by nu'nber B,iish sucj ,es.
Ga The ssue; day, meeting Of all tAs 10 eign Con.
sule wAs held, from which letter sso add essed
10 h Psssdsutsssnoos log az aims, the ih.sauoa
u
:deei.rns that tbeyaheld ahs ,vesnmept ahswevab
s'r The eanssqutn:es. hswa, sign ID by nine Coosui.
Our own repr-.enisivs. Mr.. M.rsf-d. very properly
eousid ring hs fsq 'i,iion direct lntsrt.r.
enes with hs aHdrs OF ,hs 8veruneot. and the pro
tot no.eIiy ussiess ba, bish'y improper"
In, Pfe,iden, refused 10 acknowledge tbs rGh
Of ID Cousuls 10 address such ard
th m ha, hs will adm nisss his du les aseosding
iaws s'ahs souury. ard with entire rsspee 10 .x,oy
10 ions between h.- GW-rnm m, aud al o. ere Blu.
s'n.ss 10. Of course, almost su.p.nd.d. CW. Globe
by the Sarah, arrsea lAts veu.us. we resolved the
.maica Csuraui, Of the 9Th and -30lh ui' That Of
us later date state. hn Colombia has hesou,e The
theatre OF tho mo-" h,srAn, crimes. T ee,lons. pro.
ssrip lon. aud assas .ieas are d.tiy committed. Th.
SELF eoas tWed governor. MT a. ,xes is no'hioG
than the instrument Of aud sry fae ion
Humanity shudders at The Psru'al Of The private Is"er.
and public SP,r' which eome from the uterior OF New
GRANADA come tims past the vessels that have
fiv.d from CAShagsns. dIs.mbark here . number Of
unfortunate men who have been torn from heir fAmi
lies n sou Try for poll ieM purP,es'ix fhsers
thus ship OF arrived hsre TuesdAy Tho sehr Oar
mos. Of them In . A.. IT b, mc'' d.s,'n'"n
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tvsss tksssisss ,ak Y rssuisss - psseAs, to t.l,
that The present sn1 foef sAss q kssbsndry ID ast
virSsa. must sees@s Sss.sss wiId.rsss.: fer In =.
eiead u nakiag our 1aeds better non the ue q their
bsinG cleared they are daily growing Pesser from ees.
stsnt and Dad dsge. close ssloS and the wsshinS
haviag no slaves. where many gsosrseas q The sss
family ProsPsr On the same spot Of lAadi
trsa thsse consdsraeas. {svsn u Ne lay ssids the
.s':. q e:I.r.sasa. g. .hssld Ne y 'ssesss
as 10 - slavery shs priaeipa cssse Of the dssuas
Ut the lsads 10 certain parts 81 vlrtipin!
-: Osss 70! todues great nsny o. the white
great influence evse the morals Of asy Il the white
people o. Vfgtass ~ encouraging eness. Eluttony,
sud dronhsnnsss Of every vice and dis.
slPssca. ana the ssesrvansrs Of Psvety. misery. End
the worst forms which are naaed In the Doesss's vo-
eaeulary. and which brlns human he to . premature
sudf n
Issse:esy) sa Erssais ssS q our %. cot
havisg q mere danse white populstsaR
h. 10 net high ams fer the people Of Virginia TO
urge thsf representatives, In the State Legislature 70
tios, either with without haal View 70 sholltioni
. b. Would not BE- eapsdsnt to tai sistes 90 heavi-
y 70 iessen their valns eoasijsrabls degree;
apply said taxFrs. to the removal and celenlxation
all such ~ may Be given up by their Secondly
the removal Of ell Tree negroes disposed Z, CO. And
thirdly, III fund can be raised large spoush) to the
purchase and colonization Of slsvss taking care In the
me anme, to provide for The whole Of tho Co.
vernsnsnt Of the State. by tar on cher property.
9th. Would not such tax slaves, by reducing
hsir price, increase the Southern trade to an extent
greatly beneficial to Virginia.
Suppose the State to raise 81 900 900 annually and
price q uegross 10 avsrags $500. including tue ex
psnss II eolonEing This would clear W Of Ave thou,
'aad year; and u the Southern trade d not stopped
would. likely, clear " Of much greater number than
We could soionixs. A. D. c.
Oeisher Gath, 1891.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
Some of the Eoiis Of Siaue Lobou', and Decline Of
Lands in many Of the carly settled parts Of Yir.

FOh THE EJFVOhEh
Some of the Eciis Of Slave Lobou,, and Decline of
Lands in many Of the early settled parts Of Pr
ginid.
MEssRs. EDirons: It has been my desire for .
length OF limo, that person would call the sttcn.
lion OF the people Of Virginia the confederation Of
the decline Of that part Of tho State where the cuvs-
ton Of the earth has bsen chiefly performed by Slaves
IL will appear from observation, that the people 10
settling the ate, have msds choice o. tho best lands
for their Slaves cultivate eaeet Of which has
10 destroy largo forests Of delightful woodland con.
tanning imbers Of incsleuiabe value. This has been
done BY betting, burning and other expeditions mesps
OF destroying timber and fuel.
The best lands 10 VIZ ginis, except creek and river
grounds, $50 far a. my observation sxisndsl ere
generally rolling; and VIA, has been the effect on them
OF slave cultivation and the want Of proper manage.
ment and due attention by the ownsrss Behold eoun-
try onss fsriIeow washed In nuuobersss psees into
g1ss large enough 10 bury shipl without soil en-.
espt Ia the bottoms snd without timber enclose The
The homes Of cur fathers orsstsp by their children
and whan lite lasts longer than the lend and the timber
want At length ovsYeornes love Of country; and ALL tsib
young and old. are found orsskipE the Ispd Of thsi
birth, snd SEEKING hope In the usvorn regions o
the west in the short period Of thirty y.sfs vbteb
Is within my rsmsmbDBcs, many o. The shows change.
bsvs t,}.e place es eyn IN ss,tse osiFs
bsrbsods u lsss oyFInsfy ssts, en- sod easy Sui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

AT meeting nsid =, U eaxe =, ur,. house, on ii.
?s,h day Of ostabsr 1881. Q, III. Pupos. Of Il cling
posed OF the counties Of Spotsyvs us, Ora, T..
sod Msdissn Z" the Ash-Jasksca nvsn'in BroPossc
q b. held e B.incrs. on the ~ Monday 10 D@sem.
and Red Cave. Secretary. Wheisupon ,h> H., Of de.
pnhss BE- as called over, appeared that the Olo
n,r'eos w.rs present. yz:-Roh.r, B. 5.ppi., -.
William S'sph-n c p. Et,n g aa,rd. Co, R,heri
T.y'or, Capt Yelver,ou Coshs,d, and Richard Cav.
Do motion, the foIlcwinx com piuse wAs appointed
by tho Ch,ir,fan vz:-Col Robert Tsyior D.. ph
W. Pendlstos. and Robert S.mpie j., VII, having
retired Tor hort time, ported he following rssou-
en-. ish we're unanimously sdoptet:s
ResoIsed, That this meeting entirely approves OF
the CJnvsn loo .repsssd 10 be held 10 Bairn,rs IN.
~ Mordsy 10 DsssEber mex. for The purpeW Of or.
gAni1.rg add concentrating ,he opposition 10 tho re.
.ieeiio" Of Auirew J,sksoa 10 the Prsdsnsy Of the
United 9 a,es.
Resofued. Thn We heartily concur in the nomIrs
ton ii Chapmsn Jobnson and II hert 9;anard, a. Del
egses large from NE Sas OF Virginia 10 the propos
ed Conv-ni2n.
Rtsoised Tbs, Jane, Barbour be appointed, and b..
h.reby requested to attend the said Conve p,ion az
DsIssGs frou thi. CJoSrssIjDal District and 10 the
.v'nt OF bis Inability TO snsnd the said Conv.aop, W.
depo,es or n te,j "ily Of them, from the souoy Of
ofsnE-, are hereby appointed q committee to sui ply
his pi,se.
RessiUed, Tha, we sn'srisio en- sxslied opinion Of
hs ,slon.s, patriotism. and private worth Of our dis.
trguishsd fellow eli iz,p Harry Clay, aud would re-.
lee 10 tie esslon TO the Chief Mag,trsey Of these
lied ate': nsvsIiheisss trspare1 10 yurren
lie good, should n bssomo nsessafy 70 do In order
I, free the country from The tyranny and isrule of
b. prssen. aimipisfra,ior,
Re'o'usd. fsa: ;aess proceedings be signed by the
Chsrman and Secretary, snd copy thereof adore ssed
JAMES Barbour, and thstbe editors Of the RishmoDd
spd Ftsdssieksburg papers, the Orange PTes, and
Ltn'hburs Virginia.: he r,su,. sd to P"eli.h the
RtcuAsp CAvx S,ey.foyv
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ASCHOOb.-f.et uossriber, grsiOrd by thr pr
- ti Of public Conscience extended 10 a. EN-. during
The sbor, time 'hs School bss been IN opera on have
Doe ipdused 10 obsin the services OF Nj j. L. Caos
Of the Unver.iy, in the Mathematics D.psYim sn,!
BY The arrangement, hey viii be spsbsd TO r~vois
heir exclusive st'spion to tbs Languages and Clss.
cal Litorsurs. Mr Csbeil has been a menhsr OF the
Msihs nsiissi C's1 st The Univsrniy Tor upv rds OF
Two sessions, dosIsg ubish time he hs, bssD 5stJD
xuishsj 81 sssfy Examination We bsvs also 10
possession. the hghssi tss inoni,b Of Mr. C's attain
men's 10 the ssispee, from Professor, at ibe UHiVsr'
s'v.
w. sui ioln la efthe Textbooks used 10 this D.
prtmsnii-- l. erois's Airline ic and Agebrs, Lsssn.
5ry'' G.oms,Fy, Lwsox's Trgop,mrby, ;ptass and
spberies Bope hsraPs DHsrss sI and 'sgssl CsIeu.
los, With the Apay lea G,epoty p'sbssd.
For ipfsyos on The nature VI tbs hOo' the sys
ten et ipswuson ssd Discipline puso a., h sobseri
b,ss refer 10 D. n. NJ. Psltorsop, Char 1usDot The
Fseuity oftbs Upivsr'',y' ". B. NA1ToN.
[ o'ft G. MINOR 4, -
I eAs,l.ssssvfn-. Nor. 7. sI-kz~
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HINOR SALE-A tract Of Land in the county OF Char
iot,s, at the confluence OF Liltls Roanoke and the
ton River,) known generally as RANpoLPHs LOWER
QUARTER IL Is thought TO be interior plantation
on tho riveS-contsns about land not less ihdn) two
siderable quantity also Of low ground Little Roanoke
aud Borsepen Creek plenty oil plant patch ground ard
much OF the high land 10 very hne. Ut has small,
convenient grist mill. and the plantation is uncommon
compact and convenient to cultivate being nearly
broad as IL 10 long. '+
Also, Bushy Forest, containing nearly two thousand
seven hundred acres, both sides Of Lille Kosnoke.
This tract approaches near TO Charlotte Courthouse,
and would suit professional II not sold at pri
vate sale, IL will be offered al public sale the first
Monday in December next, beng Charlotte court day,
at the Courthouse This tract can be- and will (f
quired) be divided to suit purchasers into two.
three parts.
C. H.. or William Leigh, Esq near Halifax, C. n.
Nov. 4, 1881. b1-fds
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CENTRAL COURSE

Saturdays Race.-Ths pur.s q e1Oo four mil
hat. was ~oa on Saturday hy she Wright, tor-.
Tsia who came out 'hesd 10 ,0o successive att.
The 6rs' beet In mnv'es. end tho second a.
miautss an 6S seconds. The competitors Tor III.
purse h.se Black Msris. Collier and May Day. who
wop the Poet stake on Wednesday.
Tse trei iea n, eh was won BY Top Gallant, who
gained the 6rt aud third hsau. The second heat
won bv +. rsor.
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whstwss the Coavsnusa actually sa6aEsd 70 dsecpsV
ing Saturday iasti-why thIs very scheme 4 ..
pointing eossmitfee 70 As.at ~ facts -snd psspsf-
Everett from the Memorial Committee rscom nsndsd 4
As the proper course Do % esrssia shss
the Convention have adopted 1.-THE Delegates 81 ths
East carrying the day agans those Of Psnnsylysus -
Bu, they "do not cid. 1sbs,s,'--h we're we the, ~.
Woodward had suded his attack upaa Mr.. f3edAard
whom be charged being the bosrsr Of ,As Prsessx.
II we're we'll, 100, the American Advocate ksS st.
0ed some Of his own insnustons. What SHAN we ssS
the dsesney Of he charging the friends Free Trade
with iurtheripg the "British liteseats-- with esinr
''oSettors" Of the "Brltish Assnuf.Th. FrIsnds 4
Free Trade rsPsl such coarse insnuations With dis.
dslu. In attachment 70 the great American lnterests
agree,bly the scuods:t and long sigh,ee Views Of
Political Economv, they claim 10 equal the lcudsst Ad.
vocats Of Manufacturing Mouopeliss.
cav % e. !: .' a..
Il: work and r.:sc;:s,y Gs..:.s. S.i ). :.i:a -
az. doc: .s.s "a. ..:s.i:, !:
S::::sss..: s:,A.s: .ss :s' ss;
speech "a NJ =. Csnvsnfisn, Saturday iase
We shall DOT trust ID Mr. W.i.A's readle, o. Mr.
Clays letter. We prefer to lbids By the Inform a,en
o. gendsman whom zee kns,s to BE- ,sn Of iatssrl,y
aud honor.
Mr. Clay has recsntly pai,.d through Lesl.vilI..-
The remarks OF the L. Journal. after his arrival there
arc perfectly Ia keeping with the tone have attribute
cd to the Letter The ioureai recommends . oompro.
m Sc OF inicressrefers TO Mr. Clays Efforts Ia bring
Ing about the Missouri Compromise = speaks Of hsw
desirable would % to aea's the complaints Of the
Southern people, &c &c.
"THE VIRGINIA. DosIIctL"-ws recommend 10
our readers the proposal Of Mr. Rivss establish In this
city ssmi. weekly paper under the tile Of .2Ae Pic
8tssta Domicl" The Editor purposes avoid the par.
y contests of the day. and devoe himself 10 tho sre.
objects OF "ths discussion and uvssg Of the prn
ciPa leading home Interests Of the good people cf Wiz.
nia those that OF deep aud general eoncsra bat Of
domestic or municipal character
Such journal 10 calculated be Of great benefit 10
the citizens Of vrgaia Ths talents Of Mr.. Rives are
earnest Of tho ability With which Il will b conduct
ed. His character member Of the virglr.a Lseis.
ature, for several Sessions and the seal sad saracity
which he has recently displayed . Commissioasr for
investigating the great Interests Of the wsssra part Of
Virginia and the conspicuous part he has lately borne
In the Abingdon Convention strong atteststlons Of
the Industry and enterprise which he will bring 70 the
task-ws will With great pleasure receive suhsesip.
lions NJ this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04
- TON zHh EVQUTRHh.

Arasld, . traitor to his seua.
try>a bstrayer Of bis trust.
"A dessrtef from the ssuss Ia
which he had pledged hls heast
| and his life.
AithcasA dsspissd b. oar sas.
mics they received hin late their
ranks, sud sent hin forth 70 bura
ssd piilass the eountry thas Ssvs
him birth. add to butcher he
essefsynss.
What srosSht Arnold down
non Die hsgh vssagel Geld! q
sordid love ~ Qoid -If AZ e.a.-
uIary waats Mad besa adnisis-
tered 10. his treason wesld not
have been bora.
His so~ntry cafsd eoi fof The
usssoa vAsa tAsy kssw The
traitor.
What was the esd o. kIs %.
tssrs pisGrses, Isfsay azd
osssaIs.