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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

Ana What we're The motives for Issuing III n come
WIN ~ Randolph. was TO prevent his being hberst
o,eas"g hs jail; or, as one OF the papers Of Thu
Sy uo""ts nor was II "io prevent the coign mt Of
the person OF MIR. Randolph To the District after JUDGE
Mai.hai ana Barbour had decided that i, was not cop-.
,"''s" 'e'' h" IN Virginia, FIR his indigny to the Pee
60. Al" "hen b"tor,, l. also asked. that the
Intel mas"iae Of The Stale has undertaken to issue .uc
." U,"er' upon mere vague AMI ba.eless runoui!
"e pubic to" are put demanding further inG,rma.
h VI r's q''ence oil the following -rer which IA,
oreh put L.i.s in the Baltimore Gal.tt. written from
neh'"ond Nov Is land OF the following card which
"ha. appeared in the Alexandra Gazette. dated "Ai.x.
sn,", Friday moon, Nov. 2a"prvIe.,ing Two n.istske,
IN the Letter.
.ou, city is in iisnse agitation to . Gov. me-, has
@ @ niue saa. o 81 sa e .. a mo%so
s., u. Ranorh will b. rescued oosh oreed The
I g., o's. t
,.s twice ae, which Ss.a sa.d rns asSssn
;Sss u. ''i nm s" In. s1, ns % Of look.
M. s.,.a., lE.o. a. the Al .sai,i, G-ns,o .
,ass Ct latter from Richmond, dated is is, in the la
ny %S % s som. s% MS"d that the
liz s is from .%
retired from tho , from The time they
ID as' TO- the isoo, of horse.
mo"S morning. Ia consequence VI Capan Rich
Pe-'s insert ,hi. o ?oven, undue inferouce..
.s.,sn.. r,i gas.pss,ia'ly, your, 900,
pom. oil tact did not the Gov eror of Iii. Common.
wuan rondescond TO visit b. Rudolph foiee in the
S,.
Thursday the 18th. Friday the I5! And wa.i, mo,
on the same the day afcr this frs, wish ,ba h.
Governor issued his order ~ Wv
We have also heard il saiL that t. IVA. ;s, l.;
consrq uence Of the Failing Stars" aud some snec"
uohs which they had given rise, ,espec ,ricur
species OF our population.
uch sun SAID in streets about the purposes of this
cavalry orderand the newspapers in Other places con-
ue 70 noee " IA Terms that require the trsnsaction TO
be set in its true light. The Gl,be speak. of II in nm, Ill
ewing manner, by way Of comment the story OF the
We have horn Tho or, nj ,h 80,
J,oas s aIand,as OF the ocsia-he mastering squa
S'..e which alarmed Richmond from but the s,
an 10 prevent the eotgamsat person of MIR Ran
aopn hat an awful thing deauitcr to Nh.
mas been sued aud not beny able give
WIN apprehension that cosumentha, E an sbduc,n
70 DC pepe ted on the debtor by b
ss forthwith, he ca eaay If the
10 put an end at once To all Speculation, and ,a,,,
cruc'n on this subject, well furnish such Inform,
uon on The point as the Public have asked and have
gn' 10 ASK IL Is hoped that xplanaon may be mad.
ifom the proper quarter. ~ S
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RALEIGH. my. DC

RALEIGH, Nov. %.
Internal improvement Connection. BODY the
mosinpo.ng convened in N. Carolina for auy pur.
pose, was organized ia his City yesterday afternoon De
legates appeared from IS Countess more are
to come III, conprising many Of The most influential IA.
Tented and patriotic citizens of the State Governor
was unanimously chosen President, and on taking The
Chair, delivered Address Of about hours ia eng b.
coward L. Wimsow OF Fayetteville aud James Cooke OF
Rowan, were appointed Secretaries
We have never known such Az influx Of strangers il,
the CITY, clearly indicating the the genetou. and
awskenhg Impulse which pervacs te State on the grea,
subject Of Internal Improvement o
Inc convention u expected 10 remain IN session several
days Ii has commenced Neutrality-suspicious. viii, Lar,onv
'h'i promises the most apspicous results Register
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coyc,,,o TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE EwoU,1eR

90
oo'EKNOR BARBOUR AND Major NOi I'm
Render "to Cesar the things are CsSor,s -
nave just read, with great alteutou. and M, Uua
an extraordinary production in the " cyan
u's "Ize"e IL purPoIts To he, "a BographicaI ke,ch
o he Honor able James BARBOUR" and i, "a ,ii,, il; - ,
, 'u'' c"asle ana imposing, and with a fancy ,La,
"'u 10 cieuit 10 The most celebrated nutho of Ro..
~ 'ght he considered invicous task 10 nt ouI all
'he errors and misrepresentation of this beautiful ,k tc
anu shall not undertake il: but false d.lcacv II. All ,
NJ ajor Noand " '"S "'e"u
he same prt tensions which are now set nm n lilo
'er"'y OF me Law TO suppress Duelling and the ,w
concerning the Literary Fund, were urpe for Gov r.
uouT some years ago, by writer in the ENQUIRER under
Tue signature OF Justice" then uuJ.rl,ok n xns
me iadcy oil The statement made by "Jusce and nov
GU oeiie'e 10 Tie satisfaction Of every
mo' 'nst Tie paternity Of these laws belonged m rigt
az" h ]usice 10 Major Noaud. Ny proof was from, Gh.
i'eeofd-om the Journals Of The House oil Delegates and
and deie Give. 's''u'
AS The author OF The Autographed, sketch" has produce
Gu no adi"'ai testimony, i'll support Of Governor Bar
oour pfetehslons save the preposerous one of AN Al,
tempt on the part OF Gov. Barbour TO have an anil Dnsi
ing Law passed nine years before Mai holland succeed
on WIN ms the same arguments PROOFS &c. hich were
advanced III reply TO Justice will apply in the
sem Case pray you to lie publish them in Your
journal AS an act OF justice TO honor able deseryin.
a"u Pa'ohc man. whose private worth, and public
ces nave secured to him the confidence AM, esteem of all
VINO know MIN. The favor will be thankfully acknow
~ ,yy ,,, , - ANXIOUS.
tefred TO by "Anicus"ii were not at lhi, finn. NC
run by variety OF other matters Ii il deposited AZ i
oce, Tor the inspection oil any who wishes TO see il,
-EDIToRs. ' ;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

~ O"ners Of Slaves in the City Of Richmond ar. re-
CRESTED TO meet on morrow Saturday. at five O'clock
afternoon, in the Capitol adopt such as NAV
0e deemed eApeden in the present crisis 10 coun,ervai
""'' SO nJuriousiy affects their slave property.
W ne owners OF Slaves in the county OF Heprico,
az 10 mretnext NJ ondsy, (bcing Court dsy,) at
-. ,y our uoo.e, to adopt such measures as may
'o e'" ~re"'e" To countervail what In the present
crisis, so "J"r'ousy affect. ,hsir slave property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

uSInLlo SALE AN HIRING Will be sold at the
a'e residence vi Joseph Perkins, Spnr deceased il,
he comfy OF Louise, Tuesday, the Ia day of Deem
nue. from DAY today till Completed all the perhable nr
perry oil which the sal Perkins died pc sessed CONSISTING
valuable horses mules, oxen, cal, sheep hogs in GOOD
oder Tor pork, many valuable articles of houseo -
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils SC. ALSO The crop
., corn anu iodher AMI about thirty thousand weight nice
oas AZ the same time aud place, will be hired out
IN the usual way, all the slaves which belonged n Tie
ceased among them are valuable fellows several stout
po"sh ooy and some good female house servants The
slaves VIII be hired out regularly tor six wears For all
sums 1nier ten dollars cash will be reqnred-for ali over
e" DOLLARS bonds with goal security payable in tweIve
tors. FRS G SANpSo "sSu-
Nov. 30. 20
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Nov. 80.

EDobLnC SALE will be sold to the hi ghes, bidder
on tuesday the l7'h OF December next if fair, if
v e next lair day thereafter, "a, the late residence
oil John Jones' DECD in the county of Hanover ali The
part OF his estate, consisting of household and
"ehFn furniture farming utensils single gig and hsr-
NESS ahoni MY thousand we'll burnt bricks stock of
horses aud mules, cattle, sheed hogs, which 5000 lbs of
soo' pork VIII he made, two hundred and iii or ,b,ee
"""'e" barrels oil corn crop OF fodder, oats, hay &c.
10 purchasers executing bonds with approved security
'"',''.s cTeoi' WIN ue gwen tor all yer SIS:
'or sum, OF 80 and under, cash will be required Ali
persons having claims against the estate are rnn,,J 80
o'"S 'rh forward, properly au,hen icaed and all those
indebted, are required to settle Ihrir accounts
EZEKIEL. :. tally
.4dmOr. Of John Jones' dec'd
Hanover, Nov 30, 1888. so o.
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BIGGER'S
EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND Va.

Dfdton Numbers FIR the Hdryand state LOt!ery No,
23-dre,o 2jd inst in BdifimoTe.
% ~ 30 IL az 20 % so 81 as
lcket ~ ~ so, the snug little capital OF s. 900.
Us usual sold and psid at sight by BIGGER.
S2oooo Capital, aud 100 Prizes Of 81 900
Union SaDai Lottery, No. "a.
T1 be GaUn 3Oh .Voec,nJsr
66 No. Loterv--iO drawn bsIlots
CAPITALS.
S20,000-S10 600 S5000-S3.OOO
100 prizes Of $1,000, &c.
~ Tirkets $40, halves ., quarters 2 so.
new Work Lottery Extra, NO. ~.
To be dyd,Un I1fh DeeemJeT
oa.ooo CAPITALS.
S25OO0-Sl0,0 00-s4 0sO-s3O 0O-2 prizes eocb
Of Sey500-2000 aud 81 5000 of sIOOO-2O OF
S5O0-S20 of $500, &c, &c.
ileke,s only 81, halves 81, qusrters So
'e'' ee' '"e most prompt attention address
THOMAS b. BIGGER,
November 10. T' lug" rt9',:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

HNhE GROFE--HOrses, Caftle SC &c far sol, -
81 he subscriber will offer Tor sale At public auc,ior
upon !ne premises on Thursday the 10 b OF December
neA''n i'r' ~ NOT on the next fair day. the plantation
winch he resides formerly known hy The name Of
"ohmLEl GROVE, containing two hundred acr.s
yhs near F"Niunkey river, in The county of KIM Mi
n n' mirieen miles from the Court House Two t,on
hsmoVer own and twenty from the CITY of Ricbmond
ms ianc Is entirely exempt from the oyerfowin,
OIL 'ne nVer, IL well adapted 10 the culture of whs,
ana corn: and is very iiue inferior to the hes, pa.
'nu"Sry low ground-;-is part OF the tract Jorn,e,I
owned by my faihrI has upon il comfortable bmilj
"gs Iora geee family barns &C. for securing the crons
a"u an exceIien wheat machine entirely newesbout fi
oashe wheat have been seeded upon The land ix fij
MY orolher Norborne +. Page, will the same fine and
Pace oher his portion OF the estate adj DINING tic
SUBSCRIBERS OF the same quality, containing four hundred
anu eeveh acres Any person disposed purchase de-
saoe arn could not better suit himself in the county f
ning William; aud should lie wish 10 enl,rpe it, a cont
'doe acquisition be made the course of Two ea
oy Tue purchase OF the remainder OF the estate consi,
ing our hundred acres, The hole making one tbous,n
az" eleven acres Terms at sale AT the same lime and
place. snail sell valuable stock horses cattle s.e
ana nogs iour or i've thousand weight OF excellent no
farming utensils, and Household and itchen Furn,re
ue household Furniture entirely ne W. and SONG of il az
e'es"h' mahogany. Terms-nne months credit for all
suns len dollars; that sum and under cash-the pur-
chdeis 10 execute bonds with good security before lie
property is removed. no CARTER p.CE
-"b '"i'"'" ''o'eWuer ~ b9-2awtds
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THE CAVALRY opDco

some mystery still bangs the order issued bv d.
recilIh OF the Governor Of this Commons esh Tn. o
yer said to direct the Cavalry To hold themselves in
II mas been asked, that order issued by advice Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
BY JOHN FOUNTAIN 6, RI

A NEW AITrTioN ANn r c,, q 80 .-
I'm NO Liberty ST. 3 doors S. OF Market s,-h
81 ana valuable stock Of Books Stationary aud Paper
~ CLOCK, at No South Liberty street we sIl sell o.
" %, he largest aud most extensive collections of p,er
u''A DOCKS Scho"i and Miscellaneous Books and Psper
Ahgng ever oi~red IN Baltimore, being The nitro sock
o' booKseier declining business and to he sold vi bont
eseWe catalogues wi, lie ready Tor delivery on the M Ia
pcce@oer' al whi'h time the Goods can be examined
Terms at sale. J. FOJNVAIN G. T'
November 20. t5e-1,1 -
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oiiCE.-M Ill he SOLD at pusiic auction on Wcdnes.
""y, me AN December next Of fair. il not the ne xt
"'f gay 'hereaiter) at the residence of sIiss Susanna
Lee about three miles above the City OF Richmond all
s e'"p Oh corn (>ay about 200 barels) fodder pan,a-
Uon UTENSILS stock OF horses, mules, cattle hogs &c &c
&C. he terms will he, for all sum. az G,,v "a
upward, iour months crcdit--a under tn sum cash
perry is removed. John MlrOIT IT, f''
NOV 20 l59-I'J For Susanna Lee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

E9ooLiC SALE-By virtue OF a deed of trust exc
~ en,ed to tic subscriber by Richard Adams, aud now
Oaa'" :" 'he once o Goochl,nd County Court, Tor the
P"Pose o securing debts therein me n,ioned as dine IA,
S1 Im Noel and To Martin James, Executors Of Conlv
ni"hs, uec d., VIII be sold, the 10Th Lay of D.cem
yer mex lar or the next day thereafter, publicly to
e "gnes' bidder Tor cash, AT the store house formerly
occupied ny Marin James, in The county Goocland
, "ae OF ianl containing about one hundred acres,
SSephsng to James Carter, James Holman and others
Suen ute only as is vested in the subscriber BY the .a
oeeu' VIII De conveyed TO the purchaser.
NJ ., ARCH'D. BRYCE, Jr., Trustee
49, -" b9-M3y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

- NAsHvILLE, November IL.
by reference to orr legislative reports IL will he seen
that the bill 10 charter the Planters Bank has
passed Third reading ia the Senate, aud only wants the
hna sanction OF the House OF Representatives TO become
law The bill TO charter Bank Memphis has passed
hrst reading in both Houses and il on its second
reading In the Senate. bill also passed the House OF
Representatives TO establish Bank Ia Franklin, hut the
point OF It's location has been changed by the Senate
Knoxville. The basis Of representation IN the convention
remains undecided-it will probsby he settled in the
course oil the present week.-RepuJiiean.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
MARRIAGES

Married, on Thursday evening
Moore Mr. II derrick L. Tuiaer, of No son sounyv
cy L. Pattcson OF Buckingham e ounty - - ~ -'N"'
I" l.IvR is tII. sym
The silver link, the KENT
Which hoan o ie Z nd mnd nind
Ia body and in soul az bind"
lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
November 20.

a tONCORD ACADEMY The exrrri... of hi. se.
~ mha Tor The next year, will commence on ,e 10
o. January, ail terminate The 10 OF December -
"e "onlh ul August VIII be given for vacation Terms
~ heretofore. Ad rcss ATwELL {. COLEMAN
=, Bowling Green, Caroline Co
NoVeWbef -. 6g-wtI6,hJ,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
MIR, CALHOUN

A writer, under the signature of "Cborl.s,op ~ i;
the Evening Post, ushers in Mr.. Calhoun, OH his re-
cent visit to the Turnbull ceremony with tho Gill;
ing flourish of trumpes:
'Johh caldwell Calhoun, was born Is. n March 1881
IN AoDeviiie Distric South Carolina, and is now in his
m"y mru year. lie received the elements Of his educa
W rom me truly paterna and justly venerAted DR.
Waddell, who married hi. sister "
Win iso- he entered the junior class in Yale College.
where III class oil seventy Students he the frt
honor ana graduated In 1904. During his whole cole
ale 'er' he wa, an open, manly republican in hi, sen
,;" ; anu sustained ms opinions in that Federal insi
!ioh WIN remarked independence docs the writer of
ns sketch mean 10 say, that Mr. Calhoun was one of The
o'a Sch; School State Rights Republicans
"iSJI--Compleed his law course i'm Charleston ,,,,
chancellor sausme, having also attended The IT,, trc ~
Judges Reeves and Could and was admitted 10 The H.
Turing this summer he made his political debut at
P"Dc meeting al Abbevile, occasoned by the Brti.
rage on the Chesapeake.
"isoS became Member Of our State Legislature.
"lSl0-Elected to Congress, where he commenced L;s
national career in Nov. l8II-was appoined ON the c.
m'tee oil Foreign relations, and author of the reno
which occasioned an appeal 10 continued member
"ln lsl7-Appoin;ed by MIR. Monroe Secretary Of
1891 Vice President of the UniteI States
"lS2S-Re-elected Wee President
"lS32-Resigned the Vice Presi,encv and 81. c,.d Co.
Tor oil South Caioina, without opposition.
"Thus il appears Mr. Calhoun liza, bee, cons,,,, J.;
Poc HE Tor twenty-five years. and only intellect blu,
experience qualities bin for any station in our repubIc
Here are many gaps in the chronology. Villa,
course was MIR. e. pursuing from 1916 to 1921 p
Tile author OF" Charleston" has omitted some n,ost
interesting traits in the Life and opinions Of j. C.
Calhoun" He might have told us, that
In such year, MIR. G. became the preat sunnor,-
er of the Bank of the u S.
In 1916, he laid the foundation of the Tarff-nur-
,lculariy It's minimum feature-and was warm adj.
vocate of the Protective System.
In such year, he was the great advocate of the
system of Internal Improvement among other
proofs OF bis adhesion, drafted the Bonus bill.
For such and such years, he was an ultra in his
Tederai doctrines, aud i'll his opposition TO State
Rights.
Some years after he took u new turn. lie be-
came Nuilifier-an ultra on the other tack turned
his back upon the Tariff, aud denied his having i'd
Vocated the Protective Systcn-and justified any
extreme, TO get rid oft, &c. &c.
The future course Of this singular and able man is
sill wrapt IN clouds and darkness-but it is not diff
fcult to predict that the public voice will call for
other qualifications, than intellect and experience" in
flng the highest station in our Republic"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

.Hiaodmd.-Somc apprehensions were entertained in
this city, aew days since, arising from the fact that two
vessels had been Chartered by the Government to con-
vey troops 10 Savannah that unav orable change
hah taken place with regard to the aspect Of things in
Aabama bat a: The last accounts had represented As
as III ain winch Afforded prospect OF settlement Of
the difficulties which have existed without The
tyo resort TO any strong measures and as we have
heard oil nothing since TO indicate that any unavorsbe
change has taken place, hoped aud believed that the
spprehensions which for lime entertained were
groundless-B Baltimore Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

"A SITUATION WANTED.-A Ioung G.u,I.,.,.
N VINO hos had several years experience az icacher
".s 70 engage Tor The ensuing year some public or
p'S.e SEMINARY or III private family He will teach
ne ofeeS LAIN French aud English Language and lie
various branches oi the pure Mathematics. He would
w 10 90 81 her TO the South or the West,
provided tie salary sufficient To ius,ifv il it,
y testimonials oil character and qushc can be pro-
iuced, required. Letters addressed to b. C. InJ.sv,
monl, Va, will he attended to- ~ ~
November 20. .o a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

& ENE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Tsken
W RON The subscriber, III Caroline county on Su,rJ,v
ms" ''h Instant two hegfo girls Of the following de.
scnpiion; one about is years OF age rather bright III
scar on the upper lip also under one of her cvss
no. recol'eeteI winch, vi large lu eyes The otber
sir about years 81 age quite ddik viii four Of ber From,
upper teeth out-Do o Ler ia fecollerted I wIl -
my oodf' Tor The two girls, delivered me- or lodged in
Jd 50 MAI ge, them again; or thirty Tor the arye os
ana twenty iOr t!c sa one and fifty dollars for lilo ,,of
N.., IN JNO. A. MILLER.
''"''""c' %V' 5g-3f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

fHO PLNNTEkS, OILERS AND mANUF,C
IA lURERS.--i h.ye Oh baud lsrge mi If
caps wool hats sud corse shoes Tor ncgfoes which m
sen low Top r'ons va" l"g quantity, deduction will
nd csPs oI good gnAity, whocsale OF refill
Nov ~ l59-Za~ 2w q " RAYMOND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

~ ~ a feu,'on will he presented 10 the Legis
1ure o. '"g'ni, 10 optn az inspection Of Tossce'.
~ "a,ehon'r' on the properly Of Nathaniel S,mueI
~ hbiaham w Venabl. at the Town of Clsrksvillo
'"' e''"y o. Meekienbuys. toe Ell Is--N6H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

THNo TIE PUBLIC The subscriber, will. ON Mon
e day, ~ Drcenbcr neSf, At the Merchants Coffee
House, Ia this city, open books for subscription of
VVO' 70 erect Cotton Fec DRY upon their premises An
Act OF incorporation has been ohaiued and will be og.r
Ell The sub'rhrrs iur their acceptance Their terms ,r
we sue ann "iIer power Tor dis Factory, will be made
known Oh the day lie books are opened.
Norcmber %. 20 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

Hg bnONAL The subscriber has removed at rs = III
u@ Esgle ilo'el, nest door to thu Merchants con
house' Msh street, where he has just received con,y,e
assortment - BfnDeT HITS fret second aud third o,
heS; also, tue CIDh Caps aud Wool HITS e. Co. II
S'"' advance Ilo'e IN want ATE fespf cifoljv it
Viet 10 call and 'fnine before they purel ,se
ani dur ,biIity ('u Iui g. yorr'D,,,lC', ,H'''
N ne WI continue 10 receive f,.bionabie supple.
T9m zoe N3rh every week. The bighcs: p,ice given gr
az MINUS VI f"f'' Nov. 20 90 9,
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THE TWO PARTIES.


The reader will mud in this days paper the
OF the great meetings OF the two political par,iss ,yh;5
have arayed themselves against each other in Georgi,
One oil these, we suspect, leans Nulca,ion-he osr
10 The Force Bill and 10 certain in
the Procldnduon THE probably furnishes The kew IN ,,
omissions and commissions in their re soi,ons
There are some good things in both but neither creed j.
exactly 10 our taste We should make out creed for our
Selves something differing from both The doctrine of
oecc SION ('s The great errave 'i.hiu re mely
not sufficiently set forth in the State Right and ijnior
Phy-ne heresy oil Qualification is hot rrprobaed as
ought 10 have been by the "Clay,on and .strong
~ The one does not the Treason docin. Of the
Proclamation, and advocate under the existing circuu
stances the repeal OF the Force Bill The Other dos MOI
insist al all upon The further reduction Of the Tsna. a..
70 cut down Tie revenue TO the constitutional ants of
Government, and upon the pro ected articles
But we have never seen such variety Of creeds and
parties an0at The tines frequently remind us of the
anecdo'e ot Charles the 9th, who ugt bis r..
in vain 10 make his time pieces 20 alike-and then won
oeed ms ioly In having attempted, while Oh the throne
to make all bis subjects think alike
We threw out spscuiaons lately upon the n,ires
oil Negroes affected by the value Of cotton and
and the elect they might have in thinning that SD, Gle, of
popua ion in ;he South Atlantic portion OF tn. u = The
prices OF slaves sI keep up Several egroes were sold
before The Eagle Hotel on Tuesday. They brought from
5000 TO $3.50 Tor farming haud.aud omen and chilrrn
inProPoron These we're purchased by gentleman ne
tbs city Tor his own farm.
La Tie account we this morning lay before our
OF lhe ccremonicso OF the Tufubul Monument we ., ~,
nOuce taken oi the Epiderms Letter. The TeleVr,uI,
stated that 1t woUI be "prUbaly published in Chsrlss
HHi'on has not onlJ declined its publication but yoded
t.I.f .