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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

THyRUSr SALE OF LAND by virtue Of a Deed
M Of TruH executed by George Robertson, Of
tbs county OF Am .iis, 10 the late K imund Hsrri'on,
or hi, lagal representative, on the 9th day Of September,
1892. aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of a'ore-
said county, for certain purposes therein spesifed, will
be cold 10 tie highest bidder, on the preDlseS,ou The 9Th
day OF Jolly next, for cash, that Tract or parcel Of L4nd
90 whish The said George R0bsr',on resides, in the
aiofe'aid county Of Amslia, lying on The river APP
Pomsiiox, l l 2 miles above The jaosiisn OF the said ri.
yer ADD Fla, Creek, 4 miles below Geniio, containing
by estimation two hundred and fifty acres more or less,
with a sufisieDey OF wood land, Dwelling H1use, and
other out Hcuses, a he sitby and pleasant si,uaiion add
an agreeable NsigsbouTbOod. The suSrcriber being the
lpgs representative OF ibs late Edmund Harrison,
tho Trustee will Oniy conVey such tile az he Inc True
ties was vested With, though he belle .ss il to be indis-
puisbIs. NATHANIEL HARRISON, Er'or
Of Edmund Harrison deed.
JUNE 7. S-y1w
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IN CHANCERY.- Ats Cour, held for p. incs FL
ward c ON y May the l7ih, 1881.
Ninsenl Ph;Ilip,. PlH

against
john IL oh EAor. OF Richard Phillips, AMI Adm'or.
OF + zabe'h Philips, Rchard Marshal and Sarah hi.
VIE, - Gray and Luz bis wife. form. riy Lucy
Neal, Mary ; aiih, Elizabeth HAwkin'. Richard Phil
lips, Joseph Phillips. Johu Phillips, John p H,wkins
aud Matilda hi. wife. .fdts
"a he motion OF the plat til v. Phillips sdm'o or OF
William Phillip, Joha Redford adm'or. of his late wife
France, ioimerlv Frances Phillips, aud J.sse P~neck
late husband OF Macy Peneek. and formerly Marcy
Philips are made party defendants ia this suit, and The
defendant - Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal, end Jesse Peneck no, having entered their
appearance add given security, according to al act Of
ths General Ass. mbly, aud he rules of This Court, and
u appearing 10 she satisfaction of the Court, that they
are not lana i'ants OF this State. on the motion CT the
plaintiff by his attorney, II is ordered, that the said de-
iendan' - Gray and Lucy his vile, formerly lucy
n al. aud Jesse r neck, do appear here on The first
day OF August Court n H, and answer the p'aiuuH.
bill, and that a copy OF this order BE- ior.hwi,h Inserted
n some oue Of The public newspapers prin;ed in the
city OF Richmond, fer two months EXCESSIVELY, aud also
posted at tho iopt door OF the Court house Of this
county. A Copy. Test,,
b.. WORSHAM, c C.
May "a. 6--wSw~
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ENoR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT Il oGer
for saie Il Tract of Land. about 8 mile, from
Cuipepsr Court House, containing upwa ards OF 100
acres, OF good qlaIiy, originally tobacco land, has p.en-
~ OF timber, ald amongst the best watefed Farms in
the eoun'y-it adjoins The Glabe, the lands OF Messis
Randolph, Foote, and Buckner. Also-lSs sctes In
n Snrico. about 2 or 3 miles from Richmond, where the
Steamboats, lard. entirely in wood, chiefly yellow pine
1 understand that thirty and thiet, five cord. OF
wood msy be cut 10 the acre throu ghout. Alo-S or
10 vacant lois near Rockets. l would take good bonds
In payment, OF exchange il as so much, for a small farm
on the sa.- y Ate i would dispose OF or rent TO a good
tenant, The p,incipal part OF my residence-say 1000
acres-s part of which IL in clover. Upon this tract is
a,smsil dwelling. an ia, fns timothy meadows, which
yield about loo, 000lbs hay annually. The purchaser
can be accommodated with 40 negroes OF good sbaIac-
ter. and as likely as any ia Virginia, stock, &c. Com
munica,ions (pos. Paid) addressed to St.vensburg Pos.
Office, will be attended 10 by JOHN TH0M.
Barry Hill, near Sievensburg, Culpspsr, Vrsioia.
June Z. S-w3F
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June 4. 81,
GROCERIES N II OOD
PORT, l. s. Co., Aus,ioneers and
~ Commission Merchants, Richmond, oa-r for sale
$40 hhds W.. I. and N. Olean, Sugar
40 bills Porto Rico do
100 do Loaf aud Lump do
40 boxes steam refined loaf
so do Havana White Sugar
20 bids New Oriean, Rum
10 " Antigua do
6 pipes Cognac Brandy.
Hollands Gin
$50 hhds New Oflea aus Molases
100 Z" Wsst India 90
$50 bsgs Java aad Green Coffee
800 quarter casks Malaga Vino
10 boxs Champaign do
Is sacks sOit-shsii Almonds
6 eeroons Spssish Iodiyo
600 realms Wrapping Paper
80 Dbl. mss, and prime B.of
10 " Tanners OIL
Pipe Olive DO
40 hhds and tisrces Lsmp do
80 bills Albany Ale
100 do Baltimore WhitkAy
100 halt box.s Window Glass
30 boxes Spsrm Candles
400 bbls No. 3 Maeksrel
20O casks cut nails
40 cases Fur Hats
Ckocolats-Fis Blue
Pepper, P.mento. &s.
X GOODS.
1Ss pieces 6ne aud supsifioe black, blue, mixed
and fancy .colored Broad Cloths. from 81 so
to S. 90 per yard
Cassimeres, Ca.finet:s, Dnllhngs, and superior
Nankins
50 pieces brown Liren-for pantalcon5
cases Rouen Cassimer.s
3 +" eoiored Cambrics
ca I" lov-prieed and superior Chints Pr:ats
Bingham aud Ba,i,ls
lodge blue stripes and Plalds
4 bales b fish Osnaburgs
l dc Tisklinburg
do BLrisps
IL do Navarines
do Int. Shell Combs
ALso, alarge assortment OF superior and common gil,
coat and vest buttons, pearl shirt buttons and stud,
hardwsr'. sutlery, tenders, shovel and ionss, brass AID
steel pan,, er!umery, soap, sc. &c.
june Z. S-w6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

YHyO THE PUBLIC NEW AND USEFUL I'M
III PRovEMENT ON MILLs.-Some time during the
month Of Jay or August las, | constituted and APP.
pointed Dr.. Stons OF Virginia. my Agent. 10 sell and
dispose OF the Patent light Of my late discovery OF a
new and usetul improvement on Mills-and IN 7 friend,
the Doctor, having failed 70 write me where he 10, or
how h.cones on, aud believing hat my interest,", may
suffer rom delay. | have, therefore, revoked my pow
ers OF Agency 20 him, no, from sDy wanto OF confidence
Ia his honesty and ~iategriiy, but iFom a conviction, that
The business Is cot suited 10 his engagements -The
Public will, therefore, take notice, that said Powers Of
Attorney to him. The said Diet. S'one, 10 revoksd-and
that Charles LP9e', Esq. Of Savannah Georgia i. APP
pointed in his place, my Astn, for The Nor,hern States.
JNO H0UGHTON,
JIne7 So of GreeusbOr0', Georgia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

world proves ncon'e tahy 'ha, Of al TIE fotus OF 20.
verpmeot which the Wit Of man has devised an elee
tive monarchy the least sate, ant IN. corrup
Il 10 TO be feared that the future history OF th, country
will demonstrate that il is not the form Of the COVE
ment. ut the power ard patronage by its chief
executive officer, that ha' produced co.rup loo. and
anarchy and violence 10 these pc iodisai II cio1s,
independently OF these general con i'd rauons, this
corre'po' dence mu' to the people OF Virginia, be a
sus ec OF poigaau, regtrtfor il degrad lot, oh
jet, .ihsr of pity contempt. disny ndiv H.
ual who formerly sDded their highest adtnfbt on
and regard To IN" friend Of The Administrative il il.
moriiiyug r il rel let's cr-di, u.on til. Pc NJ
and PLACES the Secretary al Stats in an a.,ude which
90 honorable a.pirant 10 the Presidency would be will
ling 10 BIZ 20 the generous OF al, par les no
delight in the triumph OF innocence and n. success OF
virtue, the bold, candid, manly and triumphant v,ndi.
eaton which il presens Of Nc Calhouus conduc, can
not fail 10 be gratifying.
These temsrk', con.ing from friend Of the pressn,
admuisha ioD may seen too free Tor the temper of
these me1, In which 1t is the fashion Of one party 10
deal in unlimited ensure, aud OF the other in up
bounded applause. But it's the duty OF friendship
to bs candid and sincere and to speak in the
Of truth, and not adustion. IA We often Thought that
II there b, evil in country more deeply 10
dep'cred than another, is the want of ind nie nee
in rnng mt expressing opinions in relation 10 public
men and measures. do not that the pres, is no.
sufficiently ttenti0us for nett er elevation nor h
nifty has been spared: nor the charities of ife-not
distioguishe public services-nor the fire. iie-nor
he tar, have been left free com attack :" but II !h-
seeming paradox may b. pardoncI is not suic ntly
free Dees cer,ain individual become popular with
pay-it is heresy to deny that he is immaculate Do
certain opinions become fashion nblet l. he croIox to
question their correctness. Thus the human Judgment
is trammclled, and TIE public mind 80 Tar from being
enlightened Is mised II is the duty of every patriot
to resist this inhuence--to regard III. claims Of HE
withoui.ar, and to express with freedom hs opinions
eCLlNTON.
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SI.9O5.OOO
TO THE EDITORS ot the E.Wo UIRER.

~ THE EDITORS of the EJTQDIRER.
The Electors of the District composed of the counties
OF Sussex, Southampton &C will, at the ensuing cleo
on have to select fit and proper person, TO represent
them in the Congress; The vacancy having
red by the resignation Of their highly Intelligent and
respectable representative, Col. James Trezvan,.
The political situation Of this Country as we'll as the
convused state Of Europe, require Of the Voters Of this
District who have from the foundation OF the Govern
ment been remarkable for their strict adherence TO Re-
publican princples the utmost circumspecton in the
Of their present Incumbent and they request
you, through the medium Of your paper to suggest the
following queries 10 the gentlemen who may present
themselves as candidates for their sufirage s-viz
LIST. Their opinion on the Taif
End Their opinion the principles Of Internal I'm
provement advocated by the friends Of the measure;
not only in but out Of Congress.
Bird. Their opinion on the course pursued by the OPP
ponens Of the present Administration
4th. What policy this Government ought to pursue in
regard to the political (convused) situation OF Europe
These queries are made In conformity with the wish
es Of a number Of the Electors Of the District.
As yet, they have heard Of but two candidates for
their sufiraeesviz General Richard Eppes Of Sussex
and John V. Mason, Esq. Of Southampton both Of
whom have been spoken Of 10 the highest terms for
their virtue, talents and repubcanism But as it is
impossible for al the Electors Of this large and exen.
sye Disrc, 70 become personally acquainted will, them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

reported favor4Iy The petition o. citizens Of Ere
ek county, Tor the incorporation of company 20 COO
soue' turnpike road from Winchester 70 Bsrryvills
and for other purpo'es on 10. pe,,ion a, ci
uzeos OF the county OF Boeiourt Tor .he
Of company % eor''rIe, turnpike from Fiues,,ls to
ron,e eg'o'e P'pt 90 yamrs Rvet--fsvorsbly on The
p"ttioo ct clhssns o. r ed"rck O, G-r-on for sur.
vey OF route eans the Sh nandosh and estimates Of
the prac,icaehty and Of tsl-rosd lock. and dam.
or CANA: -'avn.ahy on he petition 4 cux-ns OF tn,
c'nn'Y ct Rpek"ritg that The Jane. River COMPANY
o. di e','d ek- steps 20 imp, owe the ns,jya
urn a. tn" och h'aneh Fl jams River, Sc
Ib' III 10 nu'erd &C; concerning IN. corpora alton
OF "'''h.,'-' va, rssd a bird linz, and passed.
The hill to ameil The several sc,. concerning the
Unives'ty OF Virginia, taken p on motion Of Mr.
Gi'mer, tcsd second ine eud consni,t.J
On motion OF hir. Miller OF powba,sn.
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

Ions are sustsnel by public sentiment, Co,e fssever,
but by leave OF the PRECEDENT, The consuaoas OF The
Cabinet aud forbid their berg spoken OF, nsd you
holish en- association Of men. dan the
try as vel. organized Star Chamber
As one OF the people, solsnnly prctcs. egain such
fceunes IL IL Of EN- o'idc. Nhiie nsssures
Ter consideration by the Esecetv. o. l. eou' Sc o
execution, after they have b. en- determined on, tha
hey should NOT he the topic OF ind erinina'e remark
ont SO 'oon ayr ed on, sxecu.ed h rsa,ol for
M rule ceas ng. no oaser eNists. This IL ,hs ""y
ie ,tmae lidiita.n rpon The freedom o. discussing
'nj .o'aking ot III, d~iibsrai;oHs Of he EN-eu',,
AMI avn equally sure, l. il the only De, witch ,h-
sound sense Of ,hi. ecmmuni'v Il ever sustain.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24
CO.HynO.NYCHTED.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

The Loan Bill, agreed TO by the Committee of
the Whole, proposes to authorize the borrowing OF
$2OOO,OOO; and to mako the following appropriations
TO wit:
To improve James River TO Lynchburg 5000, 900
10 improve James River above Lynchburg $50 900
20 subscribe for Stock in the Petersburg
Railroad Company l6O OeO
To make road from Point Pleasant up
Kanawha to Charleston 81 500
To make road from Winchester to the
Ohio River 125, 900
To make a road from the Ohio at the mouth
OF Fishing Creek, to Snithfeld 40 900
To make a road from Staun.on TO the Ohio
River 10 ooO
To make road from Frcdercksbure to
., New Market 10000
To make a road from Union (Monroe) to
Sandy River, by Logan courthouse 10000
To make road from the Louisa Fork OF
Sandy River, through Russell, Tazewell
and Giles. to the road down the Valley 10000
To make road from the Tennessee line
nigh the South Western angle of the
State, down the Valley Of Virginia, to
Harper's Ferry 1000
10 make road from Salem 10 Falmouth 10000
To make road from Manasseh's Gap to
the Thoroughfare Mills 10000
To improve the navigation Of New River so 900
To improve the navigation of Smiths River $4,000
81, 1863, 800
The substitute proposed by special committee pro-
poses 10 strike out the above appropriations and to in
sert the following, to witt
James River TO Lynchburg 500, 900
James River above Lynchburg $3.50, 900
To improve Shenandoah River 900, 900
To make road from Tennessee line 10
Salem IoO, 900
To make the Winchester and Ohio road I25 900
For Petersburg Rail- Road 100, 900
$1,9O5,0OOI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24
FROM MEXICO.

The packet ship L,vinia, has brought advic"s rom
Vera Cruz to the 25ih aud from the Mesican carl, 90
the Is utmo The papers and letters confirm
our previous accouu. Of tn. defeat of the p,-zan, OF
Guerre aud Alvarez, in the SJu'h. Noirrher ser.
Gus opposition the government WIS therefore appre-
hended from tina, quarter, and the country generally
was assuming quiet s;ae-A passenger who lett the
city the 10th. informs us. taat projec, under
conidersiion Of the ngres for closig all the port
against foreign commerce. exc p Vsa Cruz, and AlvA-
RADIO. THE pref ct was got mp -, Ae purpose OF res
torng TO Vera Cruz The onopoly viii n former
ly enjoyed by that city II believed. however, tina
the Congress wonld rot sanction il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

The Norfolk Beacon remarks upon fact that the
Judiciary Committee has been discharged from the
sderaton OF Miles Kings petition for permission in
sue suit against the Government, for the settlement
OF his accounts and the payment of the balance claim
ed, and that the petition has been laid the able.
"We understand, adds the Beacon) that this dispos
has been made OF the petition, preparatory to another
COURSE viz: the Secretary of the Navy has been d.
rected TO institute suit Immediately against Mr.. King
for the balance claimed of him by Government
are grathed that thus opportunity will be afforded
MIR. X. OF having his accounts settled upon legal and
equitable principles"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24
MORE DEVELOPE-m.-1.rs,

The u 5. Telegraph of Monday says: sour paper
OF to-day having hcen devoted 10 the debate in the Sc
nate on the Post Office Department, il not in our
power to comply with the request of Mr. Forsyth, to
publish note received from him the subject OF the
address eth VicePresident 10 the people Of the Uni
ted States space permits, shall appear
with the papers TO which it refers, which we learn
from Mr. Forsyth are, letter from Mr.. Forsyth 10 Mr.
Hamilton. OF New York, and the letter of MIR. Craw-
ford TO Mr. Calhoun, dated the 81 of October, 1880,
turned to him by the VcePresdent the goth fthe
month
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

XXI following sketch Is published Of tho desire of Q
gentleman who took no part ia the debate:
when the bill "coueerring council and attornies
at law was taken up 90 The l7,h in.'an,, with the
mencmeDt, Of the Senate, motion was made by Mr.
Chri. i'm to postpone indie hney the whole .uhi ct
" K"ox p,oi oed to msto como nms udmen,s to that
;a> can," tee OF general lava. N, Mr.. \ kinsou
said he should vote aga nt the 10 onrDen for the IA
pose OF Herring an anepdmrD 20 the aner'nr ns, hi-h
ne ucugb' would remove the main objection 20 The
bull lie innuated hat il II should BE- le pi. ASSURE Of
Ia HoIse % Negative the no ION 10 postpone he would
propose clause, providing that any orir in ting.
purpofhug TO hive he-n signej by the person ented
should re deemed 20 have be, n he act of the lien
or person entitled, so lar the person pay ing, the
ON er collecting the cam, nigh be concerned, unless
IRE shch payment TO the Attorney, other evidence
lie produced, that the said order was not senu-
iAe,or OF its h,v'ng been couu'ermanJed. Several
gentlemen who voted agains, tn Bill when i, passed
me houss 81 D7hss'es. voted ogaiast the posr QUE
Aforesaid provision"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

z, II.
Dear Sr-Mr r ,ndoph has desired me to make II,
kaown to tbs people OF tn District, that he win he /.
candidate TO represent them in the next Congress- He
says that he will net be able 10 i'm time attend
the elections in the Spring, but that he will be back
by the meeting Of Congress. will thank YOU TO let
b. known az generally possible throughout the
counties OF p ince Edward, Cumberland and Buckng.
ham, that MIR. Ranioph is candids'e for Congress
aud ha', although he will be able 10 attend the
lec'in he wi bs at home by The citing OF Congress
The weather is so cold that ,carcely write; aud
lhe;ef,re, shali say ing o:e.
Yours, mist trslv, VIM. LEIGH.
EDwARD BOOKER, L O. Prince Edward
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

The Giobe and Jcies,ayh a.e already engaged In
hNsiie' on the Calhoun Corres .'oudeuce The G one
4 Saturday, criicises IRE ly Mr. Calhoun' Core por-
icnce, and his publication ut il. The Telegraph OF
Mon'ay reioins-rPpresents Globe being 'he
"crgan OF those with whom this Intrigue orginA Ell
Thus we 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

NJ. SIR i.r Mai.ter OF France 70 the u. States. his
Isdv family and 'uii' are poss myers in the chip Hen
Wv, arrived here yesterday from Hsvrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

IPFof NEW ADvERTfsEMENTs. see IL aud III
coOmus Of Fiss Page rh0so omi ted, all Certainly
agIt8f 10 our otSt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

Tat tbs liberty Of ths Pr Ia NJ be established
That no Russian colder shall be stationed In their
kisxdom.
These conditions the Poles will submit 10 Russia
and II gtsn.ed, they viii continue th-ir allegiance.
II 10 stated, as CERTAIN u a the cholera morbus had
extended to warsaw and spread great conformation in
that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
The subscriber having devoted himself
for Inc lat six years to the establishment Of
a ErniI NnfserN. heImeen The Xssihnnn

-.~s41,- Turnpike and Old River Road about one
mile above the City Of edmond, is enabled TO of
Ter to the public a selection Of Fruit Trees Grape
Ynrs, &C. embracing the best varieties known to our
culture With those u highest reputation, recently
brought into notice, by di'neuishe Horculiursts Of
other countries. Among The Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches Aprcois, Cherries
Pears, Pums, N ctarines, Ounces, sc.
And he has upwards Of TT varieties OF native and
foreign Craps Vines, selected with pa cular regard TO
our attude and embracing az he confidently beiievesS
the very bes, kipds both for vino and The table, which
have been found 10 suit climate. Among his native
varieties are he
Csawba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, ScbUylkill, Muscadell
Cnopsf's Wine Crap. sc.
Cuttings of The various descriptions Of Grapes, viii
be- furnished to those who, at the usual difference Of
Price, may prefer them 20 rooed vines.
lie has also regular supply Of Asparagus Plants
hll Of which will he soli at comparatively moderate
prices, and 20 packed 10 reach tho purchaser without
he h'lard Of injury, almost Unlvoi able from more
istaut Nurssres Catalogues "ill BE- furnished TO ep
pncanls ~ tie Nofsery. JOJS CARTER
Dc. 10 65-@f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

The Washington Cor. espondent of the Phlld-'rhia
= G'zetle, under dA;e OF The 13ih in't. repeats TIE
rumoF, that correspondence has Tor time pas,
EN- pretty actively carried between Gen ia, ks,r
and Mr. Adams."-W- have no infotm tiou from Wash.
ngton, whether such COrresp ridsnce is going On
nor, OF course IFS object.
The Speech OF Mr. MoRRrs Of Hanover, on the
Judiciary SIS EN-, is on The last page Of this day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24
TO THE EDITORS of the ENQUIRER.
PnINcr En,,. h

o. the seventh OF ,his month y friend, Wm. Leigh.
OF HALIFAX county. addressed 10 me a letter. of which
YOU have copy below. Believing the ruSIcation Of
his letter in your paper will he the most efIectua
way OF complying with hi' request, and that Of Mr.
Rando'phs, must AK OF you the favor of Inserting
in the Enquirer Yours mos, respectfully,
T. BOOKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

The Vat Journal suggests that die Clay NATIoN-
AL CONVENTION be postponed till December merit to
be held either in Washington, cor certainly not al
more distant place than Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

The Report OF Mr.. Tazewels intention 10 resign his
seat in the Senate, is no d ubt untrue We cannot
trace the slightest foundation for il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

The marriage notice from the county OF Charlotte
wants name 10 authenticate il.
N Or Toff cba -,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-21

rapIdity of lightning to sweep round the
 horizon, or take in the whole heavenly concave; then is the delicate orb secured In strong socket of fbOne, and there is over this the arched eyebrow as cushion, to destroy the shock of blows, and with it's inclined hairs to turn aside the descending precipitation which might incommode 1; then there is the soft and pliant eyelid, with its beauteous fringes, necessarily wiping tho polished surface, and spreading over it the pure moisture poured out by the lach- rymal glands above, of which moisture the superfuity, by fine mechanism, is sent in- to the nose, there to be evaporated by the current of the breath: still further, instead of there being only one so precious organ, there are two, lest one by accident should be destroyed, hut which two have so entire sympathy, that they act together as only One more perfect; then the sense of sight continues perfect during the period of growth from birth to maturity, although the distance from the lens to the retina is constantly varying; and the pure liquid which fills the eye, if rendered turbid by disease or accident, is, by the action of life, although its source be the thick red blood, gradually restored 10 transparency, The mind which can suppose or admit that with ln any limits of time, even single such or- gan of vision could have been produced by accident, or without design-and still more, that the millions which now exist on earth, all equally perfect, can have sprung from accidcnt--or that the millions of millions in the past ages were all but accidents-and the endless millions throughout the ani- mate creation, where each requires most peculiar fitness to the nature and circnm- stances of the animal, can be accident, must surely be of extraordinary character, or must have received unhappy bias in its education." *