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al, to ,.y. that hr hal been gully Of 10 III
consistency that he never would lasn agreed 70
rccharter the institution as al prcsen. organized.
bu, that to renewal Of tn chartcr, considerably al
tsrel and modified IN its details he has never been
violently opposed But. what then becomes Of tn
Presidents constitutional oljeeiiaae2 Docs the
mere Limitation oflhc tarnf Of the charter to a shor
.or p rioI Than usnal the exclusion Of foreign n1u
-ce IN its government, and other lil, matters r,n-
der that constitutional which is in It's very essence.
an infrartion Of that instrument Or, do they al
ter tn. nature or weaken the force Of the MIN which
hr has taken to support and defndit1 Surely not
His friends. IN cnd,ayodng to rtjtye lam from on
IH-alty, should Guard agatns pluusag Inn into
another ofadecppr character Outhsarc not play
thmgs, nor constitutions useless pieces ofparchz
mont 70 I've ulhcd with and trampl,d upon m ortI,r
to sacuc the possession OF power To any individual
And sooner or later than man Who, with tins end III
view, shall show himself regardless Of u,tsc Inch
and walghty obligations, Will meet with the pun
q
queney so monstrous-- perhaps not IN c,,parcal IN.
Elections, but surely in the hcnes Indignation Of an
nsullod people.
The debate on Mr. Clay fesolutlau, with Mr.
liaynr amendment touching the reduction Of in
u"s was resumed ON Monday last 81 when Mr.
Dickrrson rosc, and a.Lres,cdihc Senate in an ar.
yumenouve speech OF cons siderable lcn,th IN II
ply to Mr.. lloyne, and IN opposition 10 the amend
mrnt' In further consideration Of the subject
was then deferred until "Wednesday. for which day
Mr. smith Of Md has the hoor
Hpgcof R.pfesrailtires.-- Aagostin l. Clayton.
Esq ancwm mb.rirom Georgia has taken his scat
The resolution some time since offered by Jude
Boulln relative to al yalcrcm duties, has bern 50
amended Us To lose MS ,mal character and IN tins
shape passed, by vote Of l27 to 59---Judse 70
ting oe.,lnst it NJ idaws pos olso in ne nceq#
ore, is,its ruth NE norucd opponents 81 III.
YalB system.
Mr. Daylon prescntedo manoral6om the mem
5crs ofthe Leglsatnco. South Carolina, Composed
he Observed. to uu'Gfeaaon) setting forth tin Inc
quality and injustice ofthc Ian0 ayslem, and pray
ing r.,,f from the oppressive effects of It's opera.
| on Mr. Drdylon proposed to SEM il to the com
mtpea of Wy and Means, and Mr. Denny to the
committee on Manufactures which motion led 10
a debate, IN wheh Aiessrs. Droyton, Spcgh4
Branch, Catsor, Burges, Everett and Denny sever
ally Addressed the Extraordinarily the memo
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NOTICE.

q LII persons are forwarded from trading for,
49, or taking an assignment ola bond or note for
$780, executed by me; during the last Spring. 10
William Jones, and payable twelve months there
after as the consideration for which said bond was
executed has failed, am determined not TO pay l.
unless compelled by law. Howell DAVIES.
Jan. SO. its
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tf mt 81 h'l '''''.s
.,,s nat e. We my asef'2 tnf -'f'a .' 'hh"'n
..6., .a#ai 70 L. q, work in ths Nor, aad 20
,z..l.=a,,.r.,,l,,,,ps ~. n,,st ,uI
.t-s. "'''''
.s1 aaaas.oon1''5 II '''s 'r.', ~ ''.s''s
g.. veil as IN the oWa 'n5 Oh "tsl Mhsa"lh IA m
.,..... MN Some Ga7s ago, II was obsegrcI,
=. rs.,.il.,,t h,.,.5, had .b.,.I,,,.
'"'sa "''' - -,
ue pariy Win N'''' - '.a' 'o''h'''9 ''.'u.
~, liz su5eatotpr protecting duties AMI that. whlt
..3,r.lrb. s,lbcrn d5ctraa OF Nulifca.j ,n
,..,...,si..,Ia but NOS; dang.rals hcresg "A,
..,.,..., f., come forth as tie clarp.aa The
e,.,,l, ,,,jl.l Tie oppressive effects u sau system
,.t.l,l ,.y.n tirth 10 .As strlare va,m Of
.,........a. J,,g5latig5.---o.. n AMI opl o. tn.
.....r,l tn, same Tina III, obscure
,..,.....a, i.,.ff, assumed something like n nal
.,..,. 40. .,ath.r from The sl,.. med cx
~. c1,rI,.,on Evening Pos napar es,d,.
.,l,o,. ,.,,,. % f,, the ,,rro+s mn, ,o.. ~.
.....,.,., DIN trrcs of tlc Nnlfy.rs contains
.I..,,.i,., ,..,.,f from Wosbn.o,o,
W.sgI.qros Ian II Iaeo
". Adams you know, - chairman of the
coauttoe ofmonaaetnrss. Il tlo meeting of the
1"o1 '''' '''''''. NJ ,,''Iis ''' II, Tue MOST
,i'..,,;,G ,i,,.s,,,, ,.,..,..,..... lig
,a, proposition Is e,dir " 'oalalssl', 1t Keeps
usao.joiP.omsh to Inc car and Lses>s tito the
.ls '' '' ',o' 80 's.a ','a. Il. ~ 10 'I''
...l.5,at ,,,.J ...9o,,iqs,',.r,"I, c,b NM.
-.5-4e se,..n. o. n.ai.as1log ilsll sya' III. I
itey H.sr f.ltts Aie s,e.t or lf:,r rnfN. |, for
We deeI'ra tl'' "'H not hazard IN mon Tor amy
% s,'., tg whom r,ce,,. ~. ra. c',' b,r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
WILLIAM TIL IMAM
IyHcbH,P lam ~, 1899
AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL

hNiLhi'AN hhll"RoAb JOURNAL.
The subscriber Is now publishing n weekly pa
per called the AMERICAN RAILROAD
JOURNAL A principal object in offering the
proposed work 10 the Public, is 10 dinuse a more
general knowledge of this important mode Of in.
terool communication which NJ tbs tlme appears
10 engage attention IN almost every section of our
country.
TIE AMERICAN RAILROAD JOUR-
NAL printed on sheet oflLc largest SIC, (nanl-
molhl nnd put up IN convenient imm for binding
each number containing sixteen large oclpvo
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Txcess o J1ekson's Payments
81 421 800 "a

l. is thus proved. that the expenditures for in
ternal improvements, during he t"o FIRST years
Of Gen. Jackson, exceeded the eSptndI nFes made
during the four years Of Mr.. Adams hdninsrra-
ton, by the sum oil S35s, 25l II that the excess
N payments, on inferoal Improvements, during
Gen. jackson q TWO first wears, over those nihd"
during the two fr.t years OF Mr.. Adams, amounted
TO The SUN ul i ,424 $50 - Yet the people have
Ueen gravely told, that Gen. Jackson has checked
The progress Of internal improvements. While the
expenditures Of the present administrators exceed
rlIa.e made by Mr., Adam caunI 81 interna'
mp oVemnn ts, more than one hundred per crninm
while ia ckson is paving more than twice a, much
pad by Adams iur internal improvements
Nj Clay's panders are actually endeavotIug 10
persuade an intelligent peoplr, that The work OF IN
tefnel improvements has really erased
Notwithstanding The dear evidence winch tbi'
expose exhibits, Of Gen. Jackson's friendship Tor
-ystrm of internal improvements, he 70 supported
IN this State, and the South generally, on III,
ground OF his hostility 10 that system And, il W.
deny it, and allege, What Is above prov 10 be thr
tncl that he has approved bdi, expendsGs more
mnnty for these objects than appropriated to
them by Mr.. Adams during his administration, We
a,e siIenced hy the cry that he veioed the Mays
vide Road bill is a msn " hose sentiments are
80 loose aud uncertain, fit Tor the Pre.deory
Diajsi0n among hc Hcroites-.-In Pennsylvania
tue Calhoun aud Van Buren, fragments of tie Re
publican party, are completely atoggcrheads The
latter fragment, which we take to be the weaker
recently held Convention, aud nominated Electors
of President and Vice President; to which step the
former has soemuly dcmured, and declare thai
they viii not submit to it. They about to hold
Convention also and We hope, therefore thatthere
will be a split Jackson ticket in that Sta'c--the
real and the counterfeit Simon Pure. Tae.r ha-
tired ofeach other appears to be stronger tina their
dislike Of Cloy---and we may reasonably hope
lh91.fsre, that ~h.!9 they aye 90areTs over the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

NTARNISFI.-1hes subscriber offers f. Sc "
y .upps Of tue very best bright Copsi VAR
n,.h. Howell DAVIES
Jan. 10 MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
THE CuoCTAw'S FAREWELL
10, the poor lndlsn WHOSE untnloI'd mind
:. Nncs hud ID cnnl. and hrnrs hlm IN Tho wind =,

! The speech OF Logan the celebrated chisf o' the
Mlngors, Tor the preservation Of winch We mr.. IN
dcbtedto Mr. Jefferson su model ii native clio.
qoenrc unsurpassed Ivy the laborcd efforts ii those
VITO have been trained 70 the arts of ofatory IN the
schools, ond whose finished composition, are ham
o agrceablY To IL strcte,t ruiz, of rhetoric, aud
studded with the richest GEMS Of lcarnng 1t, cut
uns myct1sr and butter sarcasm are, perhaps, SUI
passed by the VEN ldorp and genuine f,nlna
winch pcrsaJcs Il, and which, IL despite oftbc pro
vcrbal stoelsm OF his tnbc pushed forth IN thr
pathetic and mourntu lamcntotlou that all his KIN
dred had fallen IN battle, or hadp,rshed by thu hand
Of the assassin and that he was the last Of his
name aud family lild Logan lived at THIS day,
the wrongs of the red man would have found IN
linn an advocate worthy to ,ndlcate them They
would, through him. have pleaded trumpet
lonsuod, AGAINST the violence and fraud which In
the abused nnmes Of civilization and humanity,
| have wres.rd from them lhai nnds, and driven
lhcn. in countless numbers, to the depths of an I'M
cAporcd Wilderness For let the advocates Of tins
measure gid rs they may, with all the soft terms
which ingenuity whcucd by ayarlcc, and power
counting popularity, may INVENT IL II foul md
Inon,r irons net of n,f,onnI rt,n,c which Heaven
| anal, .....,..... #,......=,..,.. m
| = W.
gcancc Though II may be slow, is sure aud the
posor d chace though long withheld, ,cH be CIV
en- b,rI, IN fha,n VIII, +, llsie, j., Il, th nuE,,t,,
ua'e IN the day h,lplessncss.
1
boh though Logan Is dcud, IA Noiee IS heard from
| the ludlnas, a. lhrl retiring footsteps nuke a last
ip,.,r,. sion IN, tl,,, ,,,f,. ,,I ,lsb .L,,. th,t
,l.,.,=,...l
-! w ''i'' ''' 49, '''' ~ '' ~
''lla' oI the'r Wine "tsl"c4-"h', protesting L.
be thcir friends, aud even teaching them 10 apply Il
the President tbe cnae,rin, npnellat,on or then
| q. g., ,.4..ssl..... u.==.....1.,..
!
| uoa as N"l''te' give 10 lah''"--eo'''hS l" ii
vouf' We coy beow from Natchcz paper
an na lress To- the Am .ri,nn probl. SIGNED h.
-, ., -,
'''.''''''' '''' ''''' o''''' VI '''' ''''
Ia" Nation. II betays the strong and just emo
lions Of man who. selected TO preside over the
com, ofb.. min Sos the F,o, If rhc oorc..o,
! ,
u ~ "''''' Nv = wv '''
! that hr IS aoloebe lh1t ne must not9hy submit IL
the ind,nitv, but must even speak IN soft and TEN
prF,d plI4sl, 10 hIs mercjcs, enemy like the lam,
! -,
NM
..,.t,., crop me no"e'y TODD
!
! Newfi not ~ With the NV York obS"rFft
! hat f,p, Farewell Of the ChoctaWs sounds 1l,e
In ,eIloflbc RenuAlir - but we will s,v ,lat
! -.
i'o ''''n Is '''P "'95'"' y /" 'ha'S''' WOMB
"a d. tat winch may be covered over ion mo.
uenl by the qlos5cs winch power never als to eve
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- We make room this morning for thc Pros
pectus ofthc -" Mem Yo,k Amcrtoah," one OF III,
most allie journals published in this or any other
country. L, Is not only an able political and news
paper but its miscellaneous selections arc generally
excellent while its original literary department is
admirably sustancd.----We also recommend the
Il rail Road Joutnal," the prospectus Of which we
also publish, To the patronage of those who take an
interest in the discussions that subject, i'll this
practical age.
a., John Mcpherson Rerricn, Esq. late Attor
ney General ofthe United States, arrived in this
place on Thursday evening last, and left here
Saturday morning fci Washington city. :
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NEW YORK AMERICAN, WEEKLY

NEW YORK AMERICAN, TRI WEEKLY
The NtW-YORE AMERICAN is now pub
hslrod THREE TIMES A WEEK in ndditlcn
10 tie Daag and S,n rcetiy, usual. This
raugement Is nnda L. Accommodate q large class Of
businessmen, in the coUatrg, who DESTROYS of
seeing the Gdrf. tttMcHfS of the day, yet nm
willing 10 enc ounter the expense Of subserp
aud postage Of day phpcr BY tins arrdngo-
foout 1t viii easily be perceived their wishes may
be graihch at Onc haj the expense ofa daily paper,
most of the advertisements out Of the Daily and
Sem ~eekty paper, will appear in tie Tn Uechty
American; and the reading matter published
IN the Daily paper. 1t will be issued Oh 1'nesdabS
IhHrsdayS, md saturdays, at Five dollars per
nnnum in GdtdHce--to subscribers 0at Of The city
Of NeW York, and forwarded, according to Their or
der, and Cor any length oftme.
An letters relating TO the TRi-WEEK1Y A
MEXICAN may be addressed to the Publishol
aud part proprietor. d. X. MINOR,
No, 80 UaHStref " y.
y'f The New York American is published
DAILY at & lO per annum, aud SEMI WEEKLY
at IA per annunl, IN odrance, as heretofore, at No
80 Wall street, New-York
Jan. 30. II
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TIE Slarc Qucttou w. leatn, by the Last
Richmond papers, that the debate on the abolition
ofSlnvefy has terminated, IN he adoption of the
following preamble and resolution. by vote Of 81
10 81
The Sc,ct Committee 10 whom was referred
eatulu memorials praying The passage ola la"
providing lor the ,ladad Ambition OF slavery IN tins
Commonwealth, have, according to order, had The
s.aac under consideration, and submit the following
fcporr aud resolution
Profoundly sensible oflhc rcateylIs atislng from
he condition OF the coIorcd population Of this Com
,aonwcalth induced by humanity as well Ms poll
cy, 10 an immediate effort Tor the removal III the
brst place It, well Of those who are now free, rs OF
.ueh as nay hereafter become free believing that
DIS C0orl, Whde It ,u last accordance with th'
sentiments OF In community on the sahJee VIII alb
@olh all our present mrans aud TINT a iorher NJ
tlon for the removal Of the sluses should await a
more definite Development Of pubic opmon'
Rc"i4, as the opinion IF tins committee,
hat It ID ncxprdleul for the present, to make any
legislative cpa eLnynLs for the abolition Of slavery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

To- aud l. cb,s nope 40 Ell laiGpf escaping by
valsr. A distant view II the opposite shore en-
conraecs the hop 10 lsmain would bc inevitable
anlnhlltton. VINO would hesitate. OF vim would
say that his plum any mo the Wa'lt WINS lis own
VOLUNTARY, act ? Painful IN the extreme IS the man
date of our expulsion We regret ih1tu should
proceed from the mouth Of our prof. ID ipffd aud
Cor whom our blood was cpuminrlgd with thlt Ut
hrs hiayest warriors, OIL the ieII 81 danger and
death
But sueh is the instability ofpyofasms I'll
man who snld he would plant std.t and draw
line around Us, that never should b. passed Wa
the first Ia say Tint h. could not eaerd the hufs.
and dr " ~ the stake and wiped eut oil traces OF
It, | VIII not conceal ilon You my igartt TINT tn
present ground may be removed have my fufa
bodmg-who Of rs can tell after witnessing whnl
has already been done, what may be done next |
lsh YOU III the namc of justice for ftpoac, Ion my
rc'l aud for my injured people Let ns alone we
VIII not harm You. We want rest We hope ~ tn
maine of justice thai another Outrage may never b
committed against us, aud that we may for the In
ture br car,1 tor as cnldrcu md mol driven nhouf
MS beasts which are beneduedby u change pas
ure.
Taking an example from the American govern
menl aud knowing the happiness which IT. ctti#
2cns enjoy under the Influence Of mild republican,
institutions It r. the intention Of our eouutfYmcu 10
TOM a government accumulated Ia thai of ou white
breh,n III tn limited States as nearly rs their
condition will permit W. know that IN order To
protect the rgh and Secure the Liberties Of the peo-
pie, no eoyeumshl urptoEtmatcs 50 ntnriy Ia PEI
lection ms thc one tu " hlch Ne have ALLUDED A.
cat II the Mississippi W. hive been ircnds go y
Will cherish the same feelings with additional tet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

g. It's useless to say that the present mtor
has been one OF Unprecedented severity 1t truth
of which we are all icrl,aoip sensible A friend
informs us that on Friday morning last, Mt O'Clock
A. II the Mercury IN the thermometer fell to zero
Two degrees lower than 1t has been, in the same
Jhermoncirr IN the same slsnation the present win
ter. IL. river Is again closed wi,h ice. " The oil
dest mbabtanl q gentleman constantly referred
to On these occasions, but whom nobody knows, J
recoects nothing like 1t And yet, a f,w days II
20. the bird, were making the groves musical with
the melody OF tLelr sweet notes and we already
saw in Imagination, flowers spnnsinS up beneath
our feet A glorious time for inhuey U.S. peurlsies
and rllcumatsms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-12

discharge, with energy and effect, the
high duties which appertain to his exalted
station.
Resolved, That in HENRY CLAY
we recognize the lofty intellect, the ma
tive energy and the independent and yea
lous patriotism which pre-eminently quail
ify him for that high station, and cordially
approve of his nomination as candidate,
at the approaching election for the Pres
idency Of the United States.
The British Navy consists Of 80 vessels
mounting 3549 guns exclusive of yachts,
steampackets,tenders and vessels employ
ed in the revenue service. The amount
appropriated by Parliament for the Navy
during 1891, was $6,665, ,24a.
1t is stated in New-York paper, that
Mr.. Buchanan, Minister of the Court Of
St. Petersburg, has taken passage in the
Liverpool packet ship Silas Richards, to
sail 9th inst
A line Of packets, from 200 to 400 tons
each, is about to be established by the A
merican Colonization Society, between
this country and Liberia. Proposals are
invited, to state the terms of which such
vessels will be furnished including all ex-
penses of the voyage.
The consul general of Hamburg, at
Philadelphia has announced officially that
the City and Territories ofthat Republic
are free from Cholera: and that clean bills
of health were to be granted from and af-
ter the lst of Feb.
A stage passenger has recovered $47,
of the proprietor Oft sawmil in Fredonia,
N. Y. for injury sustained by the stage
upsetling, by striking a saw log, left with
in the bounds Of the highway.
The Providence Journal states that on
Thursday last, the large wooden Cotton
Factory at valley Falls, owned by Mr..
William Harris, was entirely consumed.
Some Of the machinery was saved. The
building contained about 340O spindles.
1t is supposed that the fire was commune
Gated by stove pipe in the mule room
while the workmen were at dinner. $l4,-
900 insured.
The scarlet fever and the common chol-
era prevail to an alarming extent in Rich
mond Va. The disease are most fatal to
young children. In several cases two or
three children have been carried off from
one family.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-12

THE EREJECTED.-A large public
meeting Of the citizens of New Orleans
was held, pursuant to notice, on the l7ult.
at Davis's Ball room.
MIR. d. Bouligny vas called to the
chair, DR.. Ker Of Concordia, and j. Du-
pre- Of Opelousas, were appointed Vice
Presidents; and A. Hoag and w. Voor-
HES, Secretaries.
A committee was appointed, who re-
ported series of resolutions, from which
we extract the following:-
Resolved, That in the said rejection
Of Martin Van Buren, we recognize the
exercise Of power with which the Sen
ate is invested by the Constitution, and
approve of the independent and patriotic
effort which they have made to redeem
the tarnished honor and dignity Of our
country.
Resolved, That the critical situation to
which our country has been reduced, by
the incompetent administration Of the
Government since March, 1929, imper-
atiyely requires that the people should, in
the selection Of Chief Magistrate, re-
gard alone hi, personol qualifications to
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ApriIl2.
JAMES HAMMoND'S
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ID T. A T III s.

In this town, on the 26th ut. Mrs. Deborah
Standish widow Of the late Mr. David Standish,
Of Dghton, (Mass.) aged 6l-a lovely example
Of christian benevolence her loss is deeply lament
ed by numerous circle Of relations and acquan-
tance.
On Thursday evening last, Hannah Gould, a
worthy member of the Society Of Friends, aged
81 years.
On Friday last, very suddenly, Mr. Sylvanus
Pratt, soldier in the revolution, aged 73 years.
On Monday last, Capt Benjamin James, for
many years an experienced and skful nautical
commander out Of this port, aged 81 years. lie
was a highly respectable citizen, and was endear-
ed to large circle of friends and acquaintance, by
whom his loss will be severely felt and most sim
cerely regretted.
On Tuesday morning last, Miss Harriet Seattle,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Robert Seattle in the 10Th
year of her age. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o.
clock, from the residence Of her mother on the
Hill, which the relations and friend, are invited to
attend.
In Middletown, on Saturday morning last, after
a most distressing illness Of peripneumony, Gideon
Anthony, aged 65 years. The deceased was
much esteemed by all who knew him, and the
community Of which he member, have lost
a valuable and very useful citizen. Through life
he sustained the most unexceptionabe character
for integrity and uprightness. lie died in the full
belief of blissful hereafter.
In Portsmouth, on Sunday last, Mrs. Hannah
w. Chase, wife of Mr. Jacob Chase, and daughter
Of Mr.. Parker Hall, aged 20 years.
In Georgetown, (Dis. Col.) in Feb. last, Philip
Wanton, Esq. formerly Of this town, aged about
10 years.
In Little Compton, Mr. Jane, Tompkins, re-
volutionary pensioner, aged rs.
In Providence on Tuesday morning last Mr..
Caleb Coggeshall Jr son Of Mr.. Caleb Coggeshall,
in the 25lh year Of his age.