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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

NEW YORK POLITICS

Ertra6 f5am a speech Fl Nr. Caliey, dt4iH-
sR'S@ft representative from Y Yor5 in Con-
gIssS.
SIR, 1t is, perhaps, not to be wondered st. that my
honorable colleagues feel little sensitive upon the
subject of New York politics. W. all do. and
while some complain of uufoundrd calumnics and
ISLANDERS Of all sorts, confess for ono, that think
nothing IS moro provoking or unpalatabe than the
truth upon points where one feels hui. yulnera-
bic very much admired therefore the tact OF
my honorable colleague over the way, Mr. An.
gel) upon this point Like slulfu and practlscd
advocate, he touched lightly-vsry lightly. upon
the subject OF our politics and our party machinery,
and dwch where he could dwell with much more
PRIDE ana pleasure, upon onr commercial enterprise,
ON agriculture, our manufactures; aud, above all
upon our grand and unparalleled system of ca
mails and internal Improvements, which are brnr-
Ing their rich revenues, both Of wealth and glory.
My honorable colleague, Mr. BonrlslyA has
taken the trouble, Sir, to look back to the journals
OF lSl6, for the purpose OF informing the House
tnat HIS colleague, (Mr Root,) voted originally a
Salnst the charter ofthc bank think, Sir, il ar
cues somcthing IN favor OF tho institution # after
sixteen years experience, that gcn,lemen has been
able % overcome his carly p3lu!:es, ana thinks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14
Nv York Apr d.

Nv FORK. Apr y.
Hetb0dist Cbarlt-The Thiaeeuth Ar4aycrsa.
ny ofthe Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was held Yesterday afternoon
in,the new Church. IN Greene Street At five
o'clock, the chair was taken by the yeneraOl,
President, the Rev. Bishop McKendree, as
sisted by the Rev Dr. Capers ofCharleston S G..
apd the Rev. Mr.. Ostrsnder, Of New York Vie,
Presidents. The exercises were opened by sing
ifg hymn adapted n the occasion after winch tn,
Rev DR.. Capers addressed the Throne Of Grace
Ar appropriate address was then delivered by tn,
President, which was followed by the reddngot al
Interesting letter recently received from the Rev
Dr. Adam Clarke The Rev. Dr. Bangs read tn
Annual Report of the Board of Managers. Tn,
,nsetlng was eoqucnry addressed by Professor
Bssson of Augusta College, Kentucky, the Rev
Wn Case, Superintendent OF the Indian Mission.
i'll Upper Canada john Sunday, converted Chip
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

HNIE Furniture, Papers, &c of the Lynohburg
n Reading Room will be sold al auction, this
morning at 10 o'euek.-By order Of the Commit
tee. JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Auct.
MAY II 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

A letter from Havana, under date Of April 10
received Ivy gentleman OF Baltimore, states that
m English schooner had captured the day before
Spanish Shaver, with 300 slaves on board and
had taken her into that port as a prize.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

sH6hGA Barrels Com for sale at the Amhers,
r~V0P Minis. JOHN WARWICK.
My II y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

Tbe r--s. ~ q IN Wesleyan h#'hoda Ms.
siaaary sa=.sty. dlrugths r1s.ss1H amount u
80 Gt.aJssF al fa-..sa = isaad ttvee I.tayel
aaH -lrfsss = ta.s
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pawa Indian aal Da,d tdanT, - TIC Non" :
lr.as a collection was tasgn zap 70 asd tI' 'P'az a.
Tn sorirtv during whirhtao Choir san5 aH anthem
tine borsaiciion Was tasn pr"rurasadg 10y Presds nj
Fisk. Of the University atMidd'atoEn- The ne"
church IN winch ,hrsa interesting ercr'ises @er'
he'd. Is a spaeious building End ~es crowded Win
q highly rrspeclabl, nj attentive spacncH among
whom we've n large Gu.abrr Tho GIerey b,.ans.oE
10 The Methodist Episcopal Church aa' NJ on
fhe.r wayt, tha C,,HeraI GanifrH#s. Which #ofa
mencos 10 Philadelphia an Tuesday nef'
~ J GarrHa5sat .ldc-1#tf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

TIE Publisher ofthe revised edition Of M 3aHs
Liz of Washington, IMr Cr.ssy, Of Phlladal
pha has already iesued second citon-so
ereal nun ha9 The fri edtLun Lll-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-14

lsn in several s,resty II thost quarters Nothing
serious. however occurred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
June 10Th, 1892
FOR ~ E.NouLpra-

Independently OF the advantages we shall derive from
adhe'ing to the nomination Of Tie Baltimore Convention
by preventing the distraction and division of our nary
curing the election 10 the people themselves and wrestling
from the hands OF the Senate, there is moral fitness an
enlarged sense OF Justice, and great public lesson TO lie
taught, by eleciing Martin Van Buren, TO the Vice pres.
dency let the Tariff question be adus Oh liberal prin
clpes, and me Union be preserved By such measure
shall rejoice for the people teach the tire ambitious as
Pants and the factions which they lead that their wicked
schemes shall not prcvailila the very man whom they
nave attempted to disgrace, and through whose sides they
have made thrust at Jackson shall preside over them >
1t would teach them most shlutary lesson In my OPT
non the election of V. Is. would b. lasting benefit 10 Le
nation, even it his politics Objectionable az his cne-
mics make them Present and future asprant5 would read
IN lesson which would teach them that they are not to
reach high Offices and distinction by any but fair and no.
norable means For tie sake Of public Justice alone ]
should rejoice in the election oil Mr.. Van Buren, For tia
sake OF Cen Andrew Jackson who been ndrc ty as
sailed through the sides Of Mr.. Van Buren,, shall ike
wise rejoice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19


represented in the Convention, did not attend-Owng
various insuperabe obs,acles-D
At meeting OF the friends OF Henry Clay and other
citizens, held at Hanover Court House, on the 18Th Of
june 1882, in pursuance OF previous notice the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Resoieed, That among the distinguished produced
by the United States few, il any have been more pro-
ioundy gifted with the r'rest attanmenis in human
knowledge, conspicuously eminent in the esua-
ton OF his eonntrymen, than Henry Clay.
heSoired, That his reputation able statesman and
great advocate OF liberty and liberal principles among
men, IL not bounded by the Of hs country
But Is also known and admired throughout the greater part
OF tho civilized world.
Resoived, That Henry CLAY, although resident of an.
other state is native born citizen of the county Of iano-
yer, in the state Of Virginia
ReSoioed, That bis fellow citizens and Geow-counry-
men OF the county Q; Hanover, in the State of Virginia.
without reference TO party politics, desirous Of pay
ing some signal respect TO Henry Clay, nSuished
native of their ancient county.
ResOieed Tina, is expsdien that the citizens Of Tho
county OF Hanover shall give HcIry Clay Public DIM
ncr at the place OF his nativity ia this county and that
subscription papers shall he placed the respective public
houses in this county, for the purpose giving fellow
couhrymen generally an opportunity Of subscribing 70 tho
same.
Resolved That the friends Of Mr. Clay in tho city OF
Richmond, and such other citizens may be favorable
the object OF these resolutions hereby respectfully in.
viied unite with their fellow ciizrns Of tie county Of
Hanover, ia giving Public Dinner 10 Henry Clay, the
place ana e above menioed AMI uiat subscription pa
be i the Coffee House aud Exchanges the city
OF Richmond, aud at the various Hotels in the said city,
In order that our fellow citizens oil Richmond may have
opportunity Of subscribing TO the
Resoired That such OF the friends Of Mr. Clay, aud
other citizens, Of the county OF Hcnco and other adioin-
ing countless would like TO unite with Hanover the
occasion audedto, respectfully invited TO do BY adj
ding their names 10 the subscription papers in tue city Of
Richmond or else where.
Resoeed. That the Edos of,hc respective papers pub
hed in the city OF Richmond, he request 10 insert
these resolutions in their papprs.
Resoired, That this meeting de adjourn, 10 meet
again on Hanover Court day next 1.-THE Goth ius for the
purpose OF receiving the various subscription papers and
appointing Committees OF Invitation and Arrang
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD, Chairman.
RICHARD II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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10 TIE EDITORS OF nm, I,N-OUIRcp

TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
you douDless recolect paragraph published in Your
Greensyilie county who friendly TO the election Of
Philip L. Barbour TO the Vice Presidency of the United
SiaeSand disposed TO cooperate with the citizens of tho
other counties and sister States in promoting his election
are requested TO meet at the courthouse the 4h June
Ut being court day) for the purpose sending some dole
gate or delegates TO the Charlottesville Cony ention"
1t is not III spirit OF party zeal Of personal unknd
ness towards The movers OF this proposition here that
ieell TO be my duty TO take public notice thereof
anu the consequences resulting tberetTom. For silence
on the part OF those who looking to the present aspect of
our national affairs deem it TO be only sound policy
but an mperious sense Of duty support the nominee of
the Baltimore Convention, would leave some shadow of
doubt 10 rest upon the popular feelings opinions and
eventual course oil the citizens OF this county in October
next IL Is due, therefore, TO truth aud the steady char
acer OF the county, publish brief summary of the pro
ceedngs OF the day, 9th inst) indicated by the notice
quoted above The attention of the citizens was called
10 the court house door by proclamation. When
lew remarks Were addressed TO them by most resnerta
BILE citizen OF the county, advising them support Mr.
BarDour-and as consequence, 10 send delegation to
the charlottesville Convention These views and oDinons
answered and opposed by other citizens presents
alter which, the friends OF the contemplated Convention
at Charlottesville invited into the house far
the purpose OF organizing meeting; before doing which
the hour Tor the business of the arrived and thew
had TO withdraw, and did finally abandon the scheme az
sending delegates 10 Charlottesville. There were about
one hundred and fifty assembled the door of the COURT
house, and honestly think, shall do the advocates
oil tue charlottesville Convention any injustice, when
number lhose present and ready 10
teen certainly not exceeding twenty So e. their rom
any efficient support beug enlisted here i'm support of the
ed on that day. lively manifestation Of the popular feel
ing In support OF the nomination made at Baltimore by
those whose watch word IS disqualification and Union
80 CITIZEN OF GREENSYILLE.
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Hsy Otis. EDu-IIoD & 90.

az ADElRA WlNE.--By order Of A. J. Gouyia, Esq.
I'VE agent Tor the celebrated Wine merchants Of Ma
derd, Messrs. Moneros & Co and ohers,we shall sell
Friday the 22d inst at ~ O'clock in the loft Of our ware
house where the stored or The purpose Of clos
ing consignmcus,
10 half quarter casks, II gallons in, Madeira wine
40 quarter casks, u gallons IN, NJ sdera wine
hall pipes, 50 gallons To-, Madeira wine
The above vine was shipped direct from Madeira 10
this port, in the schr. Abigail Some Of II Is years
old, and will on examination prove 10 be Of excellent
quality.
The terms will be LIBERAL and made known al the sals.
y & co AUe'ionesrs
June 10 11---tdg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
E0R TIE rN.o1rtRrn

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
1t is said tlat Mr.. Clay has accepted the invitation oi
some oil the citizens OF Hanover TO visit the Of his
youth, to eat The spot drink at the same spring
and gambo over the plains. Will the friends of tho
administration permit themselves he duped and thus
swell The number at the cntertainmen!Will they con.
tribute their money to enjoy the privilege of hearing Gen.
jackson atusc!-and thus assist Mr. Clay in his cleo
ioneering tour' QUERIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
THE NEWS.

We lay over several matters this morning for the
purpose of submitting readers the Interesting
i,'igor,ce '';'c have received from England. The
Reform Bill has been substantially lost because the
King would not create the necessary nulnDer OF
Peers TO carry t-and the Ministers have resigned
new Cabinet has not been formed-but Lord
Wellington is said to he the intended Premier The
people have become consequently excited to a high
pitch of resentment-which has not yet vented it
self in any acts of violence if we except few in
suits levelled against TWO of the obnoxious
bishops and peers In consequence, some of the
Guards have been ordered TO London
But the feelings of the macontents are for the
present displaying themselves i'm another direction
Immense assemblages of the people have taken
place in Birmingham and Manchester, to remon-
srate with the House ofPeers-and resolutions hive
been adopted i'll some places to refrain from the
payment Of any tdreS-and to refuse all supplies
from the House of Commons. Many of the mem
bers OF that body have indicated a similar spirit
and an address TO the King has been carried by a
majority OF 80, which protests against the formation
OF any ministry, that does not recognize the pru-
clpes of the Reform Bill. The London Courier de-
cares that No Cabinet must look for The SipDoH of
the House Of Commons tchjch is not prepared to cnrr
the Reform Bill IN all ts integrity"
Another sheet anchor OF the public TRANQUILITY
has been torn away. The King seems to have lost
much of his popularity with his peopie-as i'm con
sequence of his refusal TO create the Peers and
other circumstances, the sincerity of his declara-
tons i'll favor of the reform has been called into
question. This suspicion may expose him TO the
camorous denuncalions which have been ALREADY
levelled against the Queen and the Mobility. Eng
land seems to he more nearly threatened with con
vuslon at this time than she ever has been since the
days of the ID James-and pretty general opinion
is entertained among the English papers that tue al
tentative now is Reform or ReUolution?o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

Mr.. Tazewell, the Chairman Of the Committee of Fo-
reign Relations has emnenty distinguished himself by
the able and efficient support he has given to the views
of the Administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

A MILLER WANTED, at Union Nlnls, Fluvanna
IVA. County, VA man without a family would be ra.
ther preferred, but small family not much Objectionable.
Foil and satisfactory testimonials Of experience capacity
and skill, with other speusahle qualities Of sobnety,
industry, &C will be eXpcccd and any application with
out producing such may be entitled to full confidence,
will be useless
TGMBERLAKE & JAS. J. MAGRUDER.
June 10. I2-8if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

JAMES AND KANAwHA WORK.
correspondent Informs US, that 40 shares have boen
aiken at Lovingston, in Nelson county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
NIARRIED
DIED

On wednesday, the 9th inst by the Rev MI Wngfcld Mr. Al
8. Turner OF Nelson. ~ II" p
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On Saturday the Doth May last Floods Tavern IN the county
OF buckingham, Mrs. Sarah Munor, vito Capt EIwd Afunfor
loImeI o. Powhatnu county The this obituary il
Ps me last i3ute respect 10 the memory departed ond
@ incumbent on him to say that the deceased all hef Sickness
ana m hcah through all her notuncs and troubles,
meek and po7 resignation the her Creator which
characterize the true cstun She affection.
3 ana dsconsodo hubaud aud many ymplng friends and
lations 10 mourn their irrcparuhc loss
AT Cumberland, in Maryland 9h last Mr. Fraucis
4holue we benevolent Indian trader who ranomod Mr. Charles
johnston The Hoctou in
the 1890 ~ the death no was on b yav ro,o
NaPaghkoncuH to Washington, Interpreter to
some clf the Sawncse
he WIN ne view o obtaining modification Of the provisions Of
tay which they bad lately concluded with the government
Vntcd Statc' Although My Ducholuet bred wero
among kinder more benevolent heart than lac
never beat IN the human breast.
On Wene sday June 18th Virginia c. conso Of John
Jacob leaving children and discorsollte lament
their ifrctnevablo
1sszs7 zsz's's-.ey1z,r11s
THE MAESEr C0unfV Flour brisk s. 7j Some sales wore
made Saturday g. ST. 2Wbcqt-o understand that the
mios Offering Saturday 10 white and 81 o. fot
rod for early delveryA few made yestorday AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
PENNSYLVANIA.


The Opposition now affects TO doubt hor vote for Gen
Jackson The Salem Register TO think il "inpos
s6ie that she lend her aid 10 perpetuae the present
"dynasy But the Philadelphia Sentinel, though
friend to the Bank, Internal improvements, &c.-re-
CARDS the course of Pennsylvania seed-"begs these
gentlemen not TO deceive Observation-Disclosures "bev
need not calculate, that because the zeal and enthusiasm
which prevailed during the two previous contests have
subsded and because some things have occurred which
nave gleyed and mortified the most sincere friends of Gen
Jackson in Pennsylvania that therefore he will lose her
vote-airms lis belief ha there are not six counties
IN Pennsylvania in which Mr. Clay has even probable
chance Of obtaining majority" And that the truh is
that whatever detection there may be in PHILADELPHIA and
few other places, the great body Of the democrats of the
interior still adhere TO Gen. Jackson"
"THe Remedy"-A very large meeting of the &C. Union
and State Rights Pdrty' has been held in Charleston
Henry Middleton, Esq, in the Char.-Thev were adj
dressed by Messrs Pegru, Grimke and Hun-and after
long preamble they adopted the following resolutions:
" 70 delegates the Other election Districts of the STATE of
South Carolua Columbia the first Monday September
aud 70 concentrate tho action Of the party thereto
"Rcsoir That n the opinion Of this moeng Con.
satisfactory adjustment Of the TanH.
the state,
nre' @ procuring full attendance at the meeting Of Delegates
They also unanimously adopted the following resolu-
ton:
"Re0sa Tina, the Hon ions For'rrg Of Georgia i, entitled
70 the wamcst thanks Of the Union Party Carolina for s
principles and motives when gatutousy aducod
senator OF their own Stae In SECRET Of the Senato
The Charestown (Indiana) Statesman Of the sh inst
states reported Bloomington, that an engagement
had taken place on the 29th ult in which the Whites
bad lost ITO, and the Indians upwards Of 300.
MAINE.-The reader has probably remarked, how fre
quenty the Senate has lately gone into secret session.
IS said that the great subject Of discussion has beer
inc boundary Questfon. Runour moreover states ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

were kept away by professional engagements That many
oil the Delegates appointed by the counties which
represented in the Convention, did attend-owipg
various insuperabe obstacles-I6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
THE BARBOUR CONVENTION.

The Members Of the Convention assembled in the Epis
coph Chnrch and were called to order by Tn. w Gmer,
ESQ. OF Abemarle, about half past ] o'clock
Mr.. Banks, delegate from Lynchburg, nominated
James IL Ghoson, Esq Of the county Of Brunswick who
tempOre.
Mr.. Gholson having been conducted to the Chair by
Mr. Oiher addressed the Convention in handsome and
appropriate manner returning his thanks for the honor
ieucd upon him. and briefly explaining the object the
principles, Tor the promotion Of which the Convention had
assembled.
On motion Of Mr.. Gilmer Edward Broadus Esq Of CuI.
pepper was unanimously appointed Secretary to the Con-
veution.
On motion OF Mr. Basse0 Of SpoitsyIvania IL was re.
solved That the Reverend Clergy Of the town he request
ed to open the subsequent meetings Of the Convention
with prayer.
On motion Of Mr.. simms Of Halifax, twas
Resolved That the rules and regulations Of the House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

The Paris Moniteur Of the llth contains elcgraphic
espacb, stating that the lady taken board Of the steam
oa by the captain Of the Sphynx, turned out not TO be
he Duchess de Bern
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-21

can be made being limited to the 2lst Of
Apni. Mr.. BcarIsley moved to amend the
amendment ty extending The enquiries Of
the Committee to the affairs Of the several
hranches Of the bank, and, hcing ask d
whether he would send the Committee 10
New Orleans, he replied yes But after
mnch tax this motion was Withdrawn. AZ
ter the rejection or withdrawal Of this
amendment, Mr.. Aiams's amen inent was
carried by vote of lG6 tn 80 The resoln-
lion amended, was adopted without d.
vision.
The Apport:onment Bill is still before the
Senate. Either the motion of Mr.. Webster
to re-commit with Instructions or tho mo.
ton to RECONSIDER the vote of Monday. bv
which the plan of representing fraclions
was rejected, will probably lie carried.
There is MINORITY against the bill as it
stanls-but it is uncertain upon what mod.
ification hey may unite-periIaps upon
none ultimately.
n: I. Commercial advertiser.