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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02
a. In the Globe of the 3Oth March, tho rolIc
ing article appears communication.
For THE GLOBE.

ing article appears as a communication.
For THE GLOBE.
Inc following extract from the Richmond NVhr
VIII snow INTO what hands Mr.. Calhoun has "a lion
They obviously show that Mr. Calhoun does moi vat
see ms ray cfed-iy whatever use the coalition
be dIsposed to make of him for their own beneGf
From what ne seemed at first to consider somewhat
suspicious onset he now manifcsts n disposition IN
retracc his steps After seven or eipht weeks DE-,
liberation upon the policy of publishing his book
claed with the success of his aid dc camp as printer
to Congress- he makes ihls first nga,ns
the President Mist aking Inc wonder and cur,oeifv II
excited for tokens Of pubic sympathy and approba
ton, he at once pledged himself IN conversations
here, to an irrcconcabc warfare against the veteran
OF TWO wars Having thus far acted his part some.
whn' 10 his own satisfaction his next demonsr ration
was planned for Nrgna-that vcnrraied Old IN
minon, where Sir Henry Clintons and Lord Corn
wass plans # subjugaton were suddcnIy hror,L,
up TO their catastrophe.
On Mr. Calhouns arrival at Frederick sburo how,
ever IN his conversations with gentlemen who yyer,
presented to him, he begins TO doubt of his success
~ obtaining recruits IN that yate Ia noo,cb n ,;,
the Oid Soldier, and finds It polite 20 make some
explanation hon he ~ t1te Me rash s,co nj
PuOhs' ing ms hoax. Arriving at Richmond he per
ceIvcs his prospects still more obscured lie ,vos
greeted with cIvllltics but without conOaIuInt,ous
No public dinner, or other token of 9nnprobafinn
was rendered him; the shroudng sheC.s of hs hook
began TO haunt his imagination; the bright sunbcams
oi inc South orc oeTcast with lowering clouds, and
every thing IN that direction wrapped IN pIoomv
darkness; he grupcs his fearful way vet few pnccs
but deserving yawnlng chasm at his feet he CONES
to an abrupt halt; and, visit at the Governors
III The presence of several gentlemen ms rumor ale
yes. eTPrcSS6d dispOstiOn To summit Ccu JacESoo
THIS has thrown tho Editor Of tho Whlp into the
greatest CONSERVATION lie secs his dawninp hopcs
OF having substitute for Dir. Clay suddenly dashed
! from his embrace. He does not, however, resign
himself with becoming dignity TO this policy of rcced
ing, but endcavOrs TO goad MIR Cohnun forward in
the Inc he bad pledged himself to AT WASHINGTON
In The ebuhons Of his desperate wrath h. thus deals
his dIscourtcous phrases on NIL who fail within The
purWew OF ms defeated hopes, ~ which Mr. Calhoun
himself ~ not tho lea5i sufferer.
iors is inserted an ezttac, from the Wing Of March ~
Does MIR. Pleasarts mean n say, that Mr. Calhoun
gave MS pledge 20 the cOatOu--that he, as ono Of
the Interested should peremptorly claim u.s. fulfil
menF Hos u already been understood, that Mr
Clay would yield TO necessity, aud gyo way f,r Mr.
Calhoun
The policy Of tho Van Buren, Jackson press, IS 10
njure Mr. Calhoun, by representing him as linked
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02

Pity sometimes blesds even tor the deeds. OF the
guilty and coudemuea but the confessions of this
monster must forever close every avenue to human
charity and comm'sera ION, and leave hun to contend
single handed and unpted with the certain fate that
awaits HIM
No punishment, which Heaven mas vet showered
on the damned;-no punishment which the ingenuity
OF man Gun conceive, can be commensurate with the
ioui deeds OF this demon, who despoied lovely wo-
rnan-then murdered her. and in the later moments
OF me whitening career. boosted Of his own vlllany
Incorporated acts OF brutal violence and unpara-
eied ruthless butchery."
A Methodist clergyman was taken up in New
England upon suspicion of having in his saddle bags
part Oh the money belonging To the bank New
iorK. search was accordingly made, and the nicely
folded and closely tied packages found to con-
tain religious tracts.
TuE TIDE TuRNgp-The brig D.Eubt n,
Philadelphia, from Canton brought out So 900 in
specie y letter states that half u million has been
recently exported TO Europe. n China diSembogue
as silver upon the western nations while the usual
supply from McEico and South America continues,
the erect will se TO make the Article greater drug
eoen' than 1t Is at present. And it IL already the
FULLEST commodity IN the money market Any good
paper is preferred before it Jour. Com
Nothing new in relation to tho bank robbery
Smith still refuses to make cny disclosure.
LATEST FROM LrBEnrA.-The schooner IIilari-
via, whence she sailed the Goth February We
regret to lea that DR.. Humphreys died hat pla &C
lew days previous to the sailing of the Hllarits
Inc U. y ship Java arrived on the 10Th, and way
TO sail in few days for the Yves, Indies; officers
and crew all IN goood health. Passengers IN the
H., L Nj. Washington, u S. Navy, and Mr. Tay-
lor. '
The tolls on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
amounted, last week, TO the of twenty six hun
dred dollars,
NoRtoLK, March SO.
Gan Al Communications readers will doubtless
be grained al The handsome display IN our marine
with the produce of the upper country; and We have
the pleasure TO state that the tolls on the canal for
the present month, will be $1,000 more than they
were IN the same month last year. From wha, Is
passing within observation we feel confident
that the increase % trade through the canal will be
mora rapid ,han VIC had allowed ourselves 10 expect
II would be.
Mr.. PARNELT., the enterprislng Manager Of our
Theatre, has well deserved the Patronage of the
public, by the lbctality with which he has catered
for lis enter nment. To INN owe the opportunity
Of seeing one of the greatest wonders Of nature the
S"amesc Elephan', which he has procured at a very
considerable expense for the graf ficatIun Of thu,
Gu osy of our citizens, or to adopt the usual
expires ion such occ sions, the ladies and gentlemen
OF our Borough This pTodigous animal we learn
vii! leave here on FRIDAY morning FOR Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02
Che Constitutional a2abtg.
FOR EEGS.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

From the Liverpool ibioa. Feb Ii-received a, the W
Olce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02

LATER FROM EUnoPE--pUT no NEws.--Thc
ship Shenandoah arrived at Charleston on SATURDAY..
from Amsterdam. sailed 18th Feb; and the brp
Union arrived at York Monday, from Cndiz,
sailed 2'st Feb. They bring no news. The Union
took southern passage, aud had fine weather. Tho
Shenandoah, of course did the same
1t is remarkable that the York packets have
been anticipated by arrivals at Boston, Baltimore
aud Charleston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02

Lhc 6os'oh "a"e'tc' decided and ably conducted
Jackson paper, makes The following remark mon
the recent Post Office exposure at Washington: at
is' we think most unfortunate affair for the adj
mnI5raii"n, and must seriously affect the popularitv
and p aspects of General Jackson"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02

The tolls on the Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
amounted last week, to the sum Of twenty six hun
bred dollars,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02

N"HTH EisrEBv BDuNDARY.-The Portland Adj,
verser states TINT on Tuesday, the official decision
OF the Tx King ofthc netherlands, was brought 10
nc Executive of Maine, by spoclo Messenger from
DIN from the decision rs published in the Brush
papers, and COPIED INTO the papers Of this country
u Is also reported that a Protest was offered by Mr.
treble, IN which he rcCspitulacs the reasons of Sir
Charles Bagot, who seems to think The British have
gained all they wanted. Thc reasons Of his Males
IT,, OF tho Netherlands, or Of tho ilustrous arbiIra
tor, as President Jackson STYLED him. are sniJ TO bn
OF CURIOUS and extraordinary character secret
s''s'" was hcid IN The Senate on Friday forenoon,
OF Tie reception of the commuolca,ion' which was
immediately Transmitted by the Governor; and an
p',cWF ., was Of some Importance, rs they wcro
WIN closed doors good part of the forenoon Mea-
s'c' 81 some interest, II i5 rumOrcd, were adopted
"'S communication WIS transmitted TO the House
~" 3itcr part Of the iorcnoon and session was or
Lou 10 ,' afternoon purpose to discuss tho sui
Jcct matter -Jogr Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02

Claims on frnnce.-Wc learn from letters fror
Par5 oil recent date, that there is reason to belle,
chat the Commission appointed by the KING
France TO examine into American claims on Franc
Will report iavorably 10 their allowance, and that
carry trcay arrangement for their liquidation may
with some confidence anticipated, should the prc
scht ministry continue IN Office. BOSt. Pat
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1891.
TO OUR PATRONS, AND THE PUBLIC
Ill GENERALLY. h.

THIS day We issue the first number of our intended
periodical. The principles which we intend advoca-
ting, definitely disclosed in our prospectus. The
important character of those PRINCIPLES, will, we
presume, prcelndethe necessity making any apology
fer esrousing them. Every honest man MUST acknow-
ledge, that Development Of the laws and principles
eff good institution, will inevitably elevate its char
acter. Toadmt the truth of this position, implies the
justice and proprety of submitting the principles and
practices of Frecasons to this GRAND TEST; for which
purpose the Wilmington Expositor is especially nsti
tuted, To perform the incumbent duties Of Edi-
tor, udiciousy in any cause, is difficult task But
4hc peculiar character Of the we have esposed,
will necessarily render the performance of the Edito-
rial duties, arduous in the extreme. Our opponents
are completely organized body, tenacious of their
institution and not disposed to recognize our right Of
Investigation However with conscious rectitude o.
intention, we appeal to The wisdom and indulgence o.
On enlightened public.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26
From the Sun.
ANTI-MASONIC ADDRESS.
ny A SINGLE LADY.

Homen, Sisters, AotherS IF we derive our
existance from common origin OF the human
species, may we not, without offence against the
modesty of our sex, fairly claim an intellectual
equality with those of the other, our brethren
by COMMUNAL affection of the same parentage,
and fashioned by the same Almighty artist who
made man? Whence then arises the ungenerous
wish to exclude us from participation in all
that can improve the understanding, exalt the
thought. or expand the soul? Must we, who
through circumstances not within our control,
are destined TO pass large proportion of our
Lives within the narrow circle off parents or Q
husbands habitation, be denied share in the
rich history and anecdote, the fruits OF trave
and observation, Of those we assist to equip fol
every expedition? In short, what reason caf
masonry render, that the casualty or sex alone
should exclude at least one half OF all the HUI
man family from a knowledge which, they say,
lis calculated above all other systems OF science
morality, or religion, to produce happiness!
They have set their veto against our Bill Of
Rights without rendering a reason, and nothing
remains for us but submission or resistance
IThe peaceful bosom of woman has for ages sus-
tanned its bursting emotions in silence, and
probably might have done so for ages to come,
lhad not the phantom STEPPED itself in Blood
and stalked at noon-tide in the public path!
Monster! Avaunt! breathe no longer in the
ear of conhding woman! You are hencefortt
lde6ed! Where are the widows and the father
Hess which your vindictive mysteries have made
to groan? Where the unburied victims ofyoul
foolish necromancy of mallets and beans!-De
their bones bleach on some desert shore, or lie
beneath the deep wave oflake or ocean, Guilt
where isthy blush! Murder, where thy mirac
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26
WANTED,

For which a reasonable compensation will be given;
any information concerning the time, place, and man
mes, in which King Solomon was initiated into the SUBJ
lime mysteries Of Masonry. Also, liberal reward
win be given to any person whowr designate phrase,
verse; from the beginning of "Gencss'' to the end
of Revelations" which contains any of the techni
calities, peculiar to the "mystic tie.'-Such as
Knight of the Sun" "Prince of Libanus" even
Master Mason" Craftsman, Entered Apprentice, -
&c. &C. Also, trifing consideration win be given
for the discovery Of any principles within the lids Of
the Bible, upon which Masonry can be, consistently
predicated
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26

uious tongue! And will you still cherish
thought that your power is to be resumed?
Shall memory lose its seat, and recollection
die, that deeds accursed may prospect Neveri
The iron and clay image is broken; the mystic
tie is dissolved forever and as sure there is
unbelief in Giant Tales or New England Wi
tches, will the day arrive when the Historian
shall deny that masonry ever existed.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

lad from IA to Is years of age, will be taken as an
apprentice the printing business at this office. The
requisite qualifications will be, habits Of industry and
morality, and good English education EARLY appli-
cation is desired,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26

onal tribunal, is the distinguished and peculiar privi-
lege of fTeemen.-Also, to arraign the culprit--to
punish the giltyprotect the wrongs
remove fears, and to sustain public tranquility Re-
member, that we have preferred important and scri
GUS charges not only against the principles of secret
societies; but against their members and advocates.
1t s the imperative duty of every CITIZEN to strive
ascertain the truth or fasehood Of those charges and
act accordingly. entIeat you, by every principle
feeling, and consideration which is near and dear to
you, as feemen, fathers, husbands and as phi
lantlropsts, to examine most scrupuously the facts
upon which Anti Masonry is grounded. Examine the
private moral ard political character Of the persons
who have espoused it. Amongst them you will find
Granger, Holly, Strong, Bernard Allen a
Rush and many more of cur most distinguished citi-
zens Do not be lulled into fatal security by those,
who prefer darkness to light and secrecy publicity
Finally felow-citizens; Consider yourselves as the
arbiters of nation, to whom is submitted contro-
yerted subject upon the wise and Just decision of which,
depends the durability Of beloved republic; and,
remember that for the just decision of this question:
you are accountable to higher tribunal, from which
there is no appeal.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26

"Every man complains of his memory, but
no man complains of his judgement. Our
pride will not suffer us to impeach the latter.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26
]. v. GIBBONS.

\ In my address, have purposely deviated from the
common phraseology of Editorial remarks, in using
the pronodn /, instead of we Many of the sentiments
of shis address, may be peculiar to myself and if SO,
they cannot with any degree of propricty be attrbu-
ted, considered common to the Anti party
However, there is one sentiment, in which Anti-Ma
sons universally coincide; and that is, that FreeMa-
sorry ought not to exist in any civilized nation; much
less, in republican form of government,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-08-26

notwithstanding the Hon. Richard Rushs letter, in
reply to the Anti-masonc committee of York County,
has had such an extended circulation, we have been
solicited by several of patrons to give it an nser
ton in our paper The talent, integrity, and unim-
peachable moral character Of Mr. Rush, entitlc him
to the esteem, and confidence of enlightened pub
c;and any of his productions to the serious attention
of every eruiring mind. The letter referred to, de-
monstrates the principles influence, and tendency of
seeret combinations with mathematical precision.
We would earnestly recommend to the careful peru
sal Of every honest man; whether Mason Anti-na-
SOM bat especially to those, whosare merely NO
minaI maspns. We know that amongst masons, there
are many honest men, to whom the g Handmade" has
never been subject of complacent regard. Such per
sons, we presume, may find argument in Mr. Rush's
letter. which will remove those conscientious scruples
that have heretofore prohibited them from giving q
decided expression Of their sentiments concerning the
principles Of the masonic institution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-04

r We are authorized to announce JOHN :.
B.nnoun AS candidate for reelection to Congress
tor the District composed Of Fauquier and CI.pePer
" Ge We are requested to announce GEORGE :
as candidate to represent the County OF
Es;rf,x in the next General assembly
rs we are requested to announce JOSEPH
wCu,r as candidate to represen, the District com.
posed of King George, Lancaster, &c NC IN .ne m
T We are authorized to announce J: Nj.
P.rroS as candidate to represent the C"uhues ol
Spottsylvanis, Louisa, Orange ana siaaso"' III VIZ
next Congress.
~ We are authorized to announce JONI
TAIrArERRo as candidate to represent inc p,s'f'o'
composed of King George. Lancaster, Mchmond' &C
in the next Congress. ~,
~ We are requested to announce WILLlAM
8. DANIEL as a candidate to represent the Couhty VI
Fairfax in the next General Assembly :,
~ HENRY FAIRFAX is a candidate for the
susgcs of the voters of Fairfax County AZ 'he heA'
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
Az We are requested to announce SPENCER
MorrnoM BALL 8 candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in The next Legislature
mar l2-lawtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-04
district Of Columbia,
County Of Hte'rdndrta, Sci

County Of .Aleraadria, SCI.
APRIL Term, 1851.
John Lloyd, Complainant,
against
Peter Hall and Betsey his wife, late
Betsey Wise, Molly WISE VIM PIN CiiANCERY
Wise, and samue Wise, heirs at
law of George X, Wise, deceased,
late of Alexandria, Defendants, }
rVyHE Defendants not having entered their appear
L ance 20 this suit and given security according to
the statute and the rules Of this Court. and APP ear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit I'LL
ed that the said Defendants not inhabitants OF the
District of Columbia, on the motion of the Complain
ant, by his counsel, is ordered That the said De,
PENDANTS do appear here or before the first day OF
the next November Term of this Court, AMI answer
the bin Of the Complainant and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES Of the Court; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith published in the Aexan Ira
Phenx Gazette for two months successfully, and That
another copy be posted at the front door of the Court
house of the said County,
Test: EDM. l. LEE, u y.
NAV 12-2m
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Edinburgh & Quarterly Reviews.

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London Quarterly Review.
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range which they take of human affair; nor can a."
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deficiency.
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