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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-10

The following production Of ono Of Mr.. ciay's
infant scholars iell into my hands a few days
since. apparently having been dropaed, but
whether dosignsdly or not, am -aaa bisao say
At any rate, II was under such eircumstaices,
MS led me to suspect that the doy<lng mother
eonnived at ns loss. to zthe. ahd-that il might
como to the woIldassDehow or other. BY dint
of some occasional inquiries, it seems the little
fellow wrote TO his Mama while at Washington,
bat not understanding anything about Mails
or Pos, Offices, he brought il home with him.
You will perceive it is much soiled and worn.
with an occasional drop Of molasscs on H. and
was ''to bs sent by the first opportunity" The
little fellow has got homo, and is doing well,
aud struts most terribly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-10

We copy the following Letter on the sub.
ject Of Cholcra from the N. Y. Standard of
July 3;--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15

amount of these latter claims cannot be accurately
known, until they are presented. Bills are also in
progress under the most favorable auspices, provd-
ing for the payment OF interest ON advances made
by Virginia, during the late war, and also for max
ing up the deficiency of the Virginia Military boun-
~ lands 10 the officers and soldiers OF the State line
during the revolution.
The State of Virginia will doubtless appreciate the
value of MIR. Gilmer's services, in the management
and recovery of these claims, which have long been
regarded us lost, and which would have been so
but for the industry and zeal with which he has III
vestigatcd them, and the ability with which he has
urged them upon the justice of the General Govern
ment The result reflects much honor upon the
agent, and is highly gratifying to his friends.-Char
iottesriic .4drocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15

the amounts from each and the de same were ac
quired the manner in which said notes. bills checks,
have been redeemed by said banks from week week.
al other intervals, may have been stipulated between
the Bank Of the United States and such banks showing
the contracts with each for the redemption OF the
bills of each and the amounts of interest sevcray paid by
s banks 10 the Bank of the United States upon the bills
notes, checks held by the bank the loaned By the
Bank of the United States State banks and TO banks
IN the District of Columbia, the interest upon the same
and In what manner the repaid with a report
OF the profit received made by the Bank by premiums,
upon foreign and domestic exchange aud the rates of ex
change established by said Bank from time to time; and il
the same have been fixed with due regard the
o trade; with report of its dealings in foreign exchange
on its bills, and what and with such as have
been bought by the Bank from individuals, copartnershps
or Incorporated companies, and the advances charged upon
the sales OF ;hc with report of the issues OF post
notes notes payable TO order issued by the Bank the
withdrawal or redemption OF the same, and of checks
drawn and at what rates Sold with report OF the funds
OF the United States received on deposit the Bank
the United States and its branches, distinguishing the
same TO time aud amounts of the sums transmitted by
The Bank Tor the Government, and what places, the
when done, the modes Of ausicr and the cost, il any,
10 The Sank, doing the and whether the has
not been done and given profit TO the Bank with
port OF the profits made by the Bank by discounts and
change upon Government depos;cs, and OF the made
by the Bank OF the United States To the (ovcrnme
neys advanced TO the Government to either of its De-
parmcnts and the interest OF the premiums paid by the
Government for such loans or advances with report
OF the different kinds of stock pledged TO- or at any
time owned by the Bank in any other Bank or incor-
porated company, railroad canal company, parc-
ularly distinguishing how the same was acquired and
parted with, and OF the loaned TO, or advanced,
or gwen TO any incorporated unincoporated rail
road or canal company, and the terms upon which the
same were made, and the inucement for any donations
winch may have been made, and the authority of the Bank
IN the charter Tor doing the same Ao TO report if any,
aud which OF the branches of the said Bank have been
productive from the establishment of thcm what saa-
es have been given TO the officers of such unproductve
branches and the kinds of bills or notes and
where payable, which the bank has from time to time
transmitted TO its branches.
That the said Committee have leave to meet in the city
oil Phadephla and to remain there long may be
cessary, that they shall have power TO send for
and papers, and TO employ the requisite clerks the ex
pensc oil which shall be audited and allowed by the Com
of tho House.
Mr. Burgess offered an amendment to the amendment;
but before The Speaker had decided whether could be
received, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15
POETRY.
" nrcp ysr pksu>, uN.u>a
LEAVES OF THE WILLOW TREE
From me E,cnrb

LEAVES OF THE WILLOW TREE.
From me French.
The air was pleasant; the last autumn day
With its sad parting tore away
The garland from the tree:
looh'd and 10! before ne passd
The sun, the autumn life, at last
Onc Company!
Sitting alone a messy trunk beside
The presence OF the evil days TO hide
From my heart sought;
Upon the stream, amid my musing grief
Silently fell wthcr'd leaf:
look'd, and thought!
Over my head an ancient willow tree
My hand, all INDECENT. and listessly,
green bough takcth;
he hight leaves casting, one by one,
watch, as on the stream they run,
The course each takcth
o folly OF my fancy idle play.
asked each broken fragment on i,s way.
OF future years,
Link d to thy fortune. let mc see
What is my fate OF life to be
GladncsS, or tears:
One moment only in my longing sight
Like a bark that glideth i'm the light
Upon the main,
The billow huTS il 'gainst the shore,
The little leaf returns no moro
wait in vain.
Another leaf upon the stream throw
Seeking my fond ute's fate to know,
fair il be-
Yainy look for miracles to-day;
My oracle the wind hath borne away
And hope from mel
Upon this water where my fortune dicth,
My song upon the zcphyr's pinion licth,
The wild winds track
OH shall cast vow more dear
Upon this iaithless stream?-my hand with fear.
Hath started back,
My feeble heart its weakness knowetb we'll
Yet cannot Danish that dark gloomy SPELL
That vague alright:
The sick heart hcedeth each mysterious thing:
About my soul the clouds arc gathering,
Blacker than night
The green bough faeth from my hands to earth
Mournfully turn'd unto my hearth,
Yet slow and in:
And in the night, around that willow tree
And its prophetic leaves, my memory
Did wander still.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15

"AS committed TO the Jail of Norfolk Borough, on
w the I'd day of May, 1881, Negro Man. He
states his name is Caesar James, and that ne is free, and
was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland i'm Talbot
county He is about 27 % years Of age, black
plexion, feet inches high. The owner of the above
negro W any Is requested to comply with the law in such
cases otherwise he will be dealt with the law directs
Feb. is, 1892. ~ CURRIER Tailor
9I-WlN Norfolk Borough
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15

WAsmNGroN, March l0.-The resolution propos-
ing TO send committee to Philadelphia to examine
the condition of the Bank of the United States is
still before the ii. of Representatives. On Thurs
day. by a majority Of two votes, the motion of Mr.
Root, to amend the resolution, so as that the COM
nittee if determined upon, shall he chosen by bal
lot, was ncgatlvcd. Yesterday motion was made
by one OF tic gentlemen who voted against that
amendment, to reconsider the vote upon it, and fire
House determined, by % votes to % to reconsider
IT. The question then depending being again upon
agreeing or disagreeiug to the same amendment the
allotted hour having passed, the House proceeded
to the orders of the day. leaving the question i'm that
state, to be further acted upon to-day.-.Nd. Int
TUE VIRGINIA CLAfMs.-The bill which has
passed the Senate by unanimous vote, provides
Ior the adjustment of the entire claim of the State of
virginia against the United States. The bill appro-
pirates the sum Of Sl39,543,GG that being the
amount winch the State of Virginia has alrcndy
paid-and S2ll,315, the amount of the judgments
which have been rendered against the Common,
wealth but not yet paid. The bill further provides
for the payment Of the outstanding halfway cloins
Tor which the State Of Virginia is bsuni Tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15
IN SENATE.-Friday, March 0.

in SENATE.-Fiiddy, March o.
The Apporiionmen, Bill was taken up and Mr.. Holmes
addressed the Senate in support OF the amendment and
in reply 10 the gentleman from n York Mcssrs Si,sha
and Sprague also spoke in favor of the amendment and
Mr. White in support OF the original BILL
The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19

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srd Tia he State should tab. ..1.a 10 s.t'.en q
.laFr without ihC consent ofihe ovHer
Mr. then went u'a various arc 8men's - .lfa' y
the rnpolicy oftha plan presented By Mr. Randolph
AMI 70 nroyr that by measure ofthe Lrgla'efa.
providing that for transportation he Colony Of
Liberia, of6 900 free negroes Annually, atan e1peri-
dliur, of52nOO0 the increase of the colora1 ppPI-
IatIon might be kept down, and the threatened es.s
prevanted
Mr. Bruce followed Mr. Brolnay, and opposed
tle resolution Of Mr. Randolph, replying TO .he 10
mara, fNessfs Ryes, Moore and others, and
sustaining thc resolution Mir Goodc
On no,ao f Nj Moor 1t was ordered tia;
rbrn IT, House adjourn, it adjourn until tomorro"
1T ! o.oioak
IN notion Of Mr. Powell the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19
yIHCINIA LEi.IsLATGEE.


HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Jue.}tg. pc l0-A m,s#bge vas received
from tn senate ,.aiag that thy hnd passed al
act IN me sa,s-atc company I, con. trut toll
hr,dr, .t5- North Fox Of Jun, Reu al
poeLf,,d ,'ss ,eitb afn.namcni4 Ia construct
fnrpn,k, re- o,.a Ihrrtsaahur. 10 'Iratufo9'
Gan spjt1 ,.4aore the Fall rsrn. al ii, superior
Courts Of Il. f,.t n lirIal Gu.1r-,I.a. tbat they
Rad o,r.s.J ID, Il, , resolution for pfetrc1mr tt5c
.l,c,,ooofa 4 5-pllcr General +, hlj llr ea.lnsy
accustomed by.fl prom o,,aa OF i a laNIf HI.
amendments wore arr.fdto
On nation of Mr. SpmIark. II vae
E,eoyrc9 Th9lthr Cannltttaofg uIts Of 1usar
,pr,,,tc INTO tn, expr,5rney olrrdusue sum up
an which an npprnI from The ia Igm,nt of "a spuel,
r,ocistretsnnay he taken ffom TN 10 ffr dnlln
md ,nto the nroprirlv Of lnyrsuu, H.. mngs lra',
NTH tho mower of rr,af,n,n leh. lrne any war
,.r, where tha amount mn controversy rs lrss
than tYc DOLLAR ippn GOOD raasr #h,sn
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SI,ms wesd,srhar,.l 5oaihs nrthercousla. raiIou
ofthc pctitlon OF y lsaa q Seldom. which Was.
nm his motto, rf nca To ths Comi rr ol Il
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HIGHEST PRTZE $1,000
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MODE OLE nDAANINn

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draw the capital prize of -, ooo 50 that ne ill.,.
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draw on1 prize, and may draw fou. aiibe r. !,
above the denomination of9l in one wh,~, a''
the numbers in Ho;h,rat once, tie Ht't5 =.
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ty days after the drawing and SUBJECT to the
deduction of fifteen percent
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nah"a Inc Ja'EH"t a'H D'baf|, heretofore lhe a.
hIe and vigorous defender '' ta' ileftaIiaiy PeeT-
oee, and ~ it"4f Ao'f'Hc are The only two
journal IA winch ~ haya se'n.aay 'mdl.1'lon OF
ils ordinance creating thene" i,fHs. ~" cen
sure oIlhepPers Is nmnoo#fed. cha''gi4nzhs The
! proceeding as roDf + el"l. and assm'I9ugg II to
j tn performances which led 10 the overthrow Of
! Chprls MI
1 1t Constitutional and l. lomnal DE- Commerce
+ ,Huartrae the trdonnance us a direct t'rP dstaf,
an3 i. LITTER d~cla particularly On the i:'e OF The
' NV Peers hrlug y 'tirtl anomalies since they
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19

I
! perA ofthc slats. an1 the security ri Tie lives
and property 81 d4s e.uzea8 with various ofhei
| oan-,d#raaeus, presented powerful reasans Tor ur
giag the legislature to ACT promptly and Loidy On
III sab,et
Mr. Bolling expressed himself oprusea q he res
| p.atlon The Commute and tic who's sui et be
! f5le them and ne hoped q report would be- had fou
them, lie stated With much olrafacss aad free
! tic rt#.s Of slavery naI urged a farry alfoa#ans
! Tor r.. Ifiug vitbn view offHnan, some frels#
urs for ~ -rrIunl rsm9yal n reply 10 tie arsu
mant, taa ~ r.shl of Popr1 mat not be
touched h. 1rgp.d That t1f rlfll rzh's # tHo Pro.
! f.e, aal pa5u. #1f,ly required w5.rasrr any DE-
! ar1.ilau af property bscum. II nuisance. hat MS
lla,emrut should b. considered fur oiJart OF e
/ - auan.
/ VI Randolph rcgraad tbrt thc mum subject Of
! ,lr dsiabar1Done OF committee htdbeen pr
e4nf,d ,o me fIousf ~ lhIs uc and hoped # would
! mot he considered has'fy lie had uot submitted
4t. aa,nl nom rs a fire brand 10 STR rp discussion
hat toa'Iaul come tan .bIe question 10 the House
aud 10 pro5ose a submission Of the question to tie
people lIrexprs sod different opinion from that
afAlr Go5Ie. IN relation 70 tn caua. ofthe crelto
a.ut auoag the people winch he Thought did not
arse from The con iteration Of Ills rublDct = The
! IIoue but from the tram actions utho county Of
! Southampton Something. he lad. must be
done III r. aou % this question, 1t would be fol-
! " to ROMAN with folded nm ao1 Close oore}rs
! la,le future with the ,.#ty Of fhc O.ul'i.
! which believes l's.3f tfe when itaheodrs hddr"
! + was impossible Ia he. ahe progress ofpubla
! 9HBron oathIs ,ublrrt-ald II "os better ouae' T.
! cncrgrIrallv thun waIt,uul try were forced H.
at bvpr.3.ll.Ioao # de massacre OF Southampton
| Nh Clio. toa sand tlatus 1t was not anticipated
flat , at, u5niI bp ken ON 'iin res lupa ltI5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19
D0}tE%TEG News.

APPOINTMENT II TIE rRtslpE>.
EHooi s'.f he a4f..c onGoa,at.la, 49,.
Jan.o, q. toie 10 he Cca,rtar Of the &C.,.
tor TIL bJsa..J. and Inspector Of tDc Es.p# .
III. port ufNnwt.ru. IN he : u,l. Of Eof5 c..
M, .ca Francis iia@hs. d,,cgso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19
POLAND

BERLIN, Nov. THE accounts from Poland arc
ofa very uniayorable and gloomy description
There is scarcely family thai has not lost SONS
OF is members by the war, or tina, is not uneasy
about then future fate. Prosperity is destroyed,
and commerce reviyes but slowly
PhHIa, Nov. l6--Leters from St Pctersbursh
aate t.at tie Emperor q Rassa has refused e rqy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08
TIE ULTRAS-

- Inc manner, III which the Treasury Rcport bos
ocen received confirms all our anticipations Those
who love Cesar more than Rome-those WIN arc
more devoted TO Clay Calhoun than TO their conn
try, VIII be opposed to any settlement of the rered
question, except upon their own terms.-Tbe Ian
9nage OF the Telegraph is ominous of Mr. Cal
bo,in . course, aud that of Niles Register of Mr.
Ciayts wishes.
First, what says the "honest, honest Iago" of the
Telegraph?
at ~ now, however. well Tceraincd that compro-
mise that WILL or which should sat,y the great tax-pay.
ing interest OF the south, will be adop cd and for
serves, we see no other hope for restoration Of the pn-
ePies Of the constitution. the preservation of he Union
DISQUALIFICATION" "
Nmtyicotion And what saws the Daoido Mr.
Niles OF the Baltfnare Regster?-The following
is his Erordium.
we are free TO confess that we did not xpcct scb q
WM we thought that there was reason 10 hone for more
liberal and one. Perhaps ii may be accented ag an
exposition oil The famous cabaistic term "A Juprctous
TAhifF' Hence, we suppose that it will be eagerly
RoCePen ny gu the opponents Of protected industry ex
cePt that portion which denies constitutional chi In con
sess 70 render America Independent We wish NOT TO inn
PssIu INC motives Of any manrbui, relying ON the firm
PD'2ny ofthe south would seem designed 10 ND
y fVplg and msroefing the supporters of the protect
tns yps'h Ihe project may not Ho,o Vbreat down the
co" ~ o. fENNsYLyANtA" as suggested by John
'm"."j pVt there are materials in the bill Ola very dis
Foua' ha'uFe-and contains explosive quality which
nay DO" NE whole concern, DeHtcrfanedby portion,
OWeJTiends Of The SYSTEM. There never was a i'm
tnese were so imperiously called upon 10 rally their
'Pepgh' as 81 TINS present season. "pnsd hey Stand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08

sS n mS,gf the 9Th april the University
of % eS. n% s", %oIG .a" passing simple
with his reiir"r vas ' h merits and viii be humo6
Tie ss ws Of building Inuo
on MI who wa, architect by poesson to see to o erosp
Ieced el operations and he several dulles Win
every @%cn a% Ss e Ga,st ws'S ,S lesoa
oI 90 flee we ana n associates appointed Mr. Proc
oe ks, s na 20 numeIon petty wants OF Professors
the work. keep this large a state Of e"Sp
m suasy aod deeaey shat ,hey rao Hss
IN " S "." such variety Of empes and cssocers standing
S % sScn sensT sailsac,on 10 the Official
but 10y iodueiog The disposition hs ~Sn
ns inc last SIX or seven he has dealings and
ong and many of them ," s P9ns aas Of the
rTy nTt one OF the parties whom he has Impressed with
Of his real goodness Of '''''"'"s "''"'y' a"a
oy often rerd their among hs% on matters Of
Oony abidrd by without mumur 70 MS 0ecOn' and
mo eh place which of Underwriting virtue had been a.
ns occasion which as has by on hs
h Ou a" act Of justice to all parties to represent in its
MR. bad baon long afflicted with Deafness which MS u, In
be was les able discharge police attached 10 ,h
SoUngs, AM more oeye assigned b. the more op
the dpo,a and d'bur.e money 10 m.k"g mi" n cS
10 ssen hi. compelled by the finances Of the nstuion
nor INC by the privilege keeping As soon
excited 30 strong feeling Visitors that one of bom
10 exDlain
course on The husngs and eeved that IN that -,naa.
oi poen satisfactory he would previously tho upost noIa,
candidatel have lost his ' Nv "V'' PoI"'uf
An incident oco,.
" rcuon winch ever attends goodness which amer nil
lately "GUsca az one s sy SSG %e'" inv "q the slave.
Petition put ny TO tho throne Of mercy by simple beings who
seo' o ms capable OF good
VIC recovery ct Mt BrockonLrough" no ,onds, ~,
hnnd fther md n friend, ~ '"U' VI "uS
NJ, has eft widow aud eight children but ono Of whom has
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