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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

DANvILLs, August I7-I has become cur duty
(anoDg the most paDioi Of iie) announce re Dc
OF our aniepteJ fellow Citizen, WIN. r. Chaplin ESQ .
cashier OF the Bank Of Virginia al this place Reporter
Information having been received, Of the death Of
WiLLiAM X. CHAPLIN, Esq. at the Sweet Springs, ON
the 9th inst
special meeting OF The Franklin Dsbsiipg Society Of
osh'iIe was called this evening, August 10Th 1883
when ihe following Preamble anil Resolutions, expires
sive OF the feelings VI the Society," were unanimously
adopted.
PREAMBLE REsoLurIoNs
Whereas. the lsnent-h death Of their b,bIv
Brother member, w Il. CHAPLIN ESQ /. .,,rce of deem
and lasting regret 60 the members this Society And
whereas the eminent talents the private and uhIc worth
aud the social virtues Of the deceased while they we're bs
ornament Ot the community in which he te,hled rom
decd him peculiarly the pIide and delight this associa
ton:
Ana where's, prompted by that friendly regard ami
siecon which his amioble character inspired they are
uesfons o tesuy,Dg their respect for his memory and
o COW eyihg TO lis bsreared family the sscn OF
ne'f profound ;, mpaihy aud al, The niean.
cboy occasion 81 his death I here fore,
ISL htsOfced-tn testimony Of th.it deep at the
dea,h oil their late fellow mtu,'er VIM H. IispIn Esq.
an" oi TIE respect aud esteem wi which they cherish
his memory the member. OF his soc. will wear lie
u'uel badge OF mou ming the lett Tor the space
vi ihiity days
2d Res0ired-Tha, copy of the fore eong preamble
aud resolution signed by The President and Secretary be
Transmitted 10 the family OF The deceased and that copy
The same he likewise furnished the Editors the
Danve Repor;er, Lynchburg Virginian. and Richmond
Enquirer with tie request give them Insertion in
Their respective papers
W. =. CABELL, President
"M O. N GHrAD. Seer etGry.
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DEATHS


Died on the 2 ut a, the residence OF nor mother,
OF Amelia OF pulmonary disease Miss SaIah
ter of the late Thomas Worsham.
he nutho OF this humble tribute memory deceased
he--he with her
IN NOT ted horn
she all that Kind mother could delight
dote
oil anectonatn cndearnen. -
The suieTngs of her borne with NM
sua patience aud foititude Amid
the soul and
winch removed
oeen the subject OF
was not nn on the morning of The day she
ana ITS affairs that the agonized umiy had tho
on TO hear her excm (whe smiles
ana JOY patked IN her eye that God had
WIN pardon aud SALVATION Sho Ioed
AROUND hcr not TO ge'e Tor her Sho earnestly
and oaonsmother sisters and brothers, nothing swceton
such affections?
Yes this is the bud OF being, the dim dawn
he twilight Ut our day, the vestibule
Lilies theatre is shut, and DEATH,
strong death, alone can heave tho massy bar,
ms gross impeachment OF clay
ana make as embryo of existence ffecn
DIED. yesterday
80 yenrs.-.NoItoM Beacon. 'e''' s'
Died Union, Monroe county instant Of bilious fever
timothy T. Taylor of New Kent county, Washngtoo
city, aged % years. - " 'e'''
GEs William Wmrr died his residence nenr Nasbylvo On
Nashville Republican, Con White
10 me hearing oi the cannon the siege DAYS
INC surrender oil the BTitish His
inc moment soldier he had
qunt nearly completed his SID
m STATE where no has resided
respected or his courage and admired for tho cbva spin,
18TH the
American hetosm and anecdotes Of
OF New Orleans which show that fear had lurking
pace IN hrs BOSOM He ardent,
sP-n his Quantities charitable and orgivins: have lived
more generally esteemed have
humanity, canjor and agnanimity." -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

II AND FOR SALE.-The sub. eIber offers for sale
his Tract Of Land, containing about $50 acres. The
roll very rich, and wei! adapted the growth of Corn
Wheat SC. There are about 10 of it first rate
meadow lnd about SO cleared aud 200 very
heavily tmbered with white and red oak hickory poplar
and some very large pine
This Tract OF Land lies in the County of King Queen,
about mile an quarter above the Courthouse in the
forks OF two public reads, and within mile and quar-
ter of The Maapony River, which navigabe for large
vessels There large dwelling house built in the
year ISIS, which is situated high elevation, COM
mandDg handsome view of the River. The water is
good, aud the situation very healthy.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, will FIST view tho
premises, where the d sale will be made known
August 30. [3I-wiw' ELLIS CARLTON.
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The Springs.-A letter announces 100 visitors
at the Salt Sulphur ITO at the Red, than 300 at
the While Sulphur The writer states, that the whole co,
try whereabouts Is swarmiDg with people, and that this
region Is destined 10 be the garden-spo OF Virginia The
prophecy Will not be lar from uhment, when the great
Western Route to the Kanawha shall be competed-and
The F!opretors OF noble Springs shall have extended
their accommodations TO scale ensurate with the
wants OF the pnbc. With these advantages the solid
mines OF Potosi will scarcely exceed in value the linpid
waters Of Western Virginia
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nnAfifLrA-LCAI,EH

COJfMUJNTC.4TED.
To FARMERs.-It is but right you should be in
formedthat the prces given IN Richmond this year
for TRANSIENT parcels Of Wheat as Tor crops--and
also, that difference is made in the price OF red aud
white Wheat
August 16 1893
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

Married on wednesday, tho ih
enson Nj Meredith f. Jones, Miss b. Daughter OF Col
Stephen Co eman. 80 " "
on The 10th inst, Ivy the Mr. Lewis Gregory, Miss
u, daughtoto Nj Emanuel Jones, ALI OF Piusylvania.
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Hs. ~. a. %. ~. Efy,
GRoCERs COMMISSION MERcHA NTs, are notD
receiring their fail supply Of goods, consisting part of
Ah HHDS. ST. Crox, Porto Rico. and Now Or
a WV leans sugars
% hIds. retailing mOlaSses
80 barrels aud 20 boxes loafsngsr
$50 bags prime green and old Java coffee
100 boxes guDpowder and imperial teas
20 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
% India barrels MarseilIes do
Is bales soft shelled almonds
rs boxes bunch raisins
400 reams writing and wrapping paper
15 bags pepper, aspice, aud ginger
100 boxes window glass; by 10 and 10 by IL
$50 boxes soap, sperm, and tailow candles
100 do Spanish and American cigars
10 tons Swcdes and American iron
do. American, German, and cast steel
200 kegs cut nails
1000 lbs. bsr lead
1000 sacks Liverpool blown and ground salt
10000 lbs red sole leather
100 sides upper do.
1000 lbs Dutch maddeT-2 ceroons indigo; copperas,
alum, saltpetre, &c.-ALso
10000 lbs Virginia and Northern cotton yarns, with
Of domestic goods, and variety of other arti
Giles, TOO tedious meuon all OF which have been re-
Gently purchased in Boston and New York, and will bo
sold OH accommodating terms.
IL Country Merchants and others, who wish 10 pur-
chase TO sell again will find it TO their interest to give them
callFlour received storage and liberal advances
made coOsignments when required.-A orders care
fully attended TO-, and goods received and iorw arded with
despatcbThOse indebted TO j. Fry, and also the late
fr Of Scott Fry, will please come forward and close
their accounts. Aug 3d. [3l-21
ri hiSSOI<Ol lONs-- lno fdflhefsmp OF workman "
~ McGrUjer was by mutual consent dissolved on the
Id July last Those having claims will present them Tor
payment and those indebted will call and settle their
counts. RICHARD G. WORTHAM,
SUBLETT McGRUDER.
HtO.PA RTNERSHIP.-T subscribers having en-
~ tered into copartnershiP, on tho LIST Gay OF July
last under the STYLE OF Workman, McGruder & CO., will
carry general Grocery AID Commission Business in
the warehouse of Wortham McOruder on the cross
street fronting the Bell Tavern and directly opposite
Messrs Ralsion Plesssnts store They respectfully
hc continuance Of The patronage Of their predece
and the public generally which they pledge themselves
10 use their b. 81 exeftions 10 merit.
RICHARD &. WORKMAN,
SUBLETT McGRUDER,
EDWIN wORTHAM.
August 20 30-wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

II meeting Of the Citizens Of King Queen county
requested al the September Court TO take into cousidefa
lion the propriety OF nominating Benjamin w. Leigh,
candidate Tor the Presidency OF the United States
MANY VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
Rich'd wholesale Prices Current

ToBAcco-l.ugs 81 "A so Sugar, brown II
omot,eIu "a D Hides, Spanish IS 10
ras.ed common to mid "a 50 Brandy, Cog. gall
,,oon az DO. Apple IS a IS
as
Fine manufacturing 10 10 Rum, West India an
FLoUR-City Mills now n Do. New England a. 36
~ lanai (od) SO Wine, Madeira $50 a 90
Country, 53da57-6 DO. Sicily Maioita 90 a l 10
"hIAr-Ctopd, ana transient par do. Malaga 40 a 90
cels, white and red 100 Toa, Imp. and Gunp 90 / 90
Do. N an. on
Corn Moal rs 80 Molassos "a n al
oats - Salt, per sack sa2I3
peer Hemp 100 a | 30
Bacon, pst H. 2 l-ga Q l-2 Bar Iron 334a4I9
Butter III a lG Pork, per bril-
Coffee 1. u Is l-2 Shad, do.
Cotton Ia l6Cu HeITngs, 4l2n434
van higher Prsess for iHs manufacturing quaities
ST. Domingo Mahogany, from 10 Is per foot
Honduras IA . do.
PrieeS u Stocks chesterfield X. X. los div
IT, S. Bank Course fE1ehan " "
Do ~ York market IL North Carolin BankN q
Bank of Virginia Souh Carolina DO
I farmers Bank llOIGeorgia do
The Richmond Mnrkef-We have taken much pains
TO give the above quotations with The va
a on in the prices Tor ToBAcco have been very
siderablrand as TO WHEAT, only observe, that
although II is now well nceItlned tia; tho crop in the
section OF Virginia, which makes Richmond its market 10
not one hall ot average crop, prices have declined
i2o cts IN consequence OF greater decline in the Worth
| eIn markets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

The spirit seemsto be successfully moving over ~ Ca.
roiua letter from Wilmington states that up wards Of
Sl25000 had been subscribed in that town in lew days
towards the Rail Road TO Raleigh Many Of her citizens
too, we're sb'en Its thought the plan would succeed
Ca
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administration, and therefore ought not to be relied on by
the people
Ths States composing the confederacy have not part
cd with their sovereignty; and the people Of each have
as perfect right as they had resist oppressive
measure OF government provided the measure Is not au.
thorzed by the terms OF the Constitutions; and in that
event. they have an equal right to demand such amend
interests.
The sggrieved people Of any State have unlimited
ucreton IN the choice aud all means for
Huuo" OF violated rights whether that violation proceed
from nm act Of the State, Federal, Foreign Govern.
men"
One effect OF this and other Developments from
Major Crawford, seems to have been, to salts
~ the Nullifiers, and TO concentrate their whole
wishes and votes upon him. But another eff
ect is, to scatter dissatisfaction among the Troup
Pary-and in all probability to rally portion of
them even upon Lumpkin.-We cannot hazard any
opinion about the movements and much less the re-
suit But Times are certainly strangely out of Joint,
when we find Crawford cOalescing with n Cal
hounIand any portions of the Troup Party uniting
win the Clarke Party.-These ominous con-
which puzzle all our sagacy to under
stand their causes and their consequences.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

HhlSSOLUTlON--Tho Partnership OF WORKMAN s.
~ McCrUder was by mutual consent dissolved on the
Id July last Those having claims will present them Tor
payment, and those indebted will call and settle their
counts. RICHARD G. WORTHAM,
SIRI.ETT McGRUDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
Nj ARRlAl,ES

WM G. On cnroD. Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21
FROM WASHINGTON

We can learn nothing decisive of the fate of the
Tariff Question-though we have the most serious
fears, that unless the friends of Reduction should
waive all minor differences and party squabbes
and actively unite in bill of relief the subject
will be thrown overheard for the present session.
1t is sad the Collection bill has been ordered to
its 3D. reading in the Senate, by vote of 80 to s.
The bill has been so much amended and modified,
from its original provisions, that cannot at this
time ascertain what it is. 1t is said, that some hill
upon the subject is likely 10 pass both houses-but
whether il be stript of its defensive military provi-
sons and confined to its judiciary features to meet
the devices of ;. G. legislation not it is imposs
Bile for us to say.
The Charleston Mercury knocs that il grossly pervers
the course OF this paper when il asks, Csn they
that IL is the broad shield Of the whole South the Fed
eraiiss oil the North avang themselves Of the insane m
y oil popular President are seeking demoish by hu
ing the head OF JACKSON battenng- ram against il
And will they, counseled by tho Richmond Enquirer
break the shield themselves lest orsooh the feeling of
our paternal President should be hurt by the collision:
will they rise in their might, and resolve with Carolina
to come out Of this battle ,ch that glorious 6uckler or
upon iR'
The Mercury kno,os, that though opposed TO its
absurd scheme OF Notification, arc for uniting the
whole South in determined effort against the Tariff
system Ii knows, that for this purpose we are anxious
for s. c. to abandon her Nn6cation and to suspend her
Ordinance until the end OF the session of Congress
Every thing have urged this poin-and none but
fool could mistake, or knavc msrcpresent it.
But, II = C. should reject the ovcriures OF Vireina-i(
she toiH go on. Multiplying, and then seeding and
blows should take place, we trust that Virginia
viii still preserve the attitude she has assumed-sl
throw herself between the contendng partes-arre. as
lar as SHE can the use OF force either sde-and still
preserve the Onion and the RIGHTS p THE STATES
SO long as zee keep feet we shall stand nm for
oom Never, except il be in the last extremity when
every effort fails, andourStae Rights about TO be sa
crhced TO government without limitation of powers
let strike the sar-spanglcd banner But neper let us
give up Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21

NOIiOE--Was committed to the Jail of Essex conn.
", on the 2lst day Of November last as a runayav
negro woman, who says she is named WINNEY Of a
a.fk complexion had on at the time of her commitment
oue calico irock She appears 10 be about forty years Of
sge-snd states, that she is the property of Mr. femue
thompson, Of Fredericksburg The owner Of said negro
requested 10 come forward, prove his prone and nav
a legd eSpences otherwise she will be dealt b 40 ~
10" directs THOMAS MATTHEWS. Tailor
imuary * ,,e,E ""''
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IN SENATE g1fnr1ioy

IN Notwithstanding Feb l6
The resolution Offered yesterday by Mr.. Tylor eas
taken up and agfcfd 10,
PuBLTC PRINTER.
Mr. Chambers hnmstsd wish 10 take M che resol,t.
ION appointing 'dAy 10 the election Of Public Prnler
should De under'tooi that the Senator from Missouri
would no. no" betwlin"d,. after what had passed else
OF the subject
II Doaton s1d he had INTRODUCED hi. ioini resolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21
. wAsHtNeroN, Feb. u

10 the senate, yesterday, Mr.. Kane presented me
mortal rom thr Legislature of Illinois respecting lie sle
The House making sppropril ion for indian sn,, ~,
oer simsf objects for 1888 was on motion Of Nfr Bon
9n .asen uP sud passed On motion Of Mr. Chambers
Wy e.0lO'lon hxng on Friday for The election OF Primer
70 he Senate called up and mol 6ed bv The t,yt -
- 20 az 'nesday % day. ~ ~ O'clock Tor going into s
sff"'h' MF "rnndy wss unwillng 10 snero7ch rpoo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21

Mr. John Randolph has passed through Frederick
on his way TO Washington lie addressed the people Of
Duekhgam on their last Coultday, when, it is said,
solutions similar those Charlotte were adoped bv a
very large majority We understand, he has been de-
cared candidate for the next Congress. He was i'm a
pabe state OF weakness-and as he stood n address lin,
people, supported by two friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21

MR. David 5. Garland has been elected Delegate
rom Amherst county by vote Of 270 I72 over MIR.
Hooert camm The Lynchburg Vrginian states, that Mr.
u was in Richmond the day of the election and ina,
poll was held Tor him at the instancn of his rcnds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21
LEGISI.ATIrRL

LEGISLATURES
re'feTddy the H. of Delegates laid The Militia Bill
the table. -
The Senate passed the bill 90 I2) for subscribing
S2oo,ooO to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21

IItkeIs Only $IU; Halves 3; Quarters 90
All tickets having of the drawn numbers will
each he entitled 10 prize Of $40, and all tickets having
none OF the drawn numbers, will each be entitled TO a
prize Of ST. "
TBieeES has recently sold and paid At sight Grand
capitals OF S3OOOO-2 OF 20,0OO-6 Of u, 600 Sc &c
States. " VIZ y
-'.Orders mcet the most prompt attention. address,
THOS. y. BIGGER
req ~. IV2-uJ Richmond, IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21

are authorized TO Capt Bonia. walker ,s
Lts 70 represent The people Of Duekingham tho Legs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21
BIGGER39
EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA

Dra'oing Of The Virginia Dismal Scamp Lottern,
No. 2: "
DO IS 80 25 Sc 30 81 20 80 H.
Ticket rs 80 80 Small Capital of $500, sold by BIGGER
Dra'c, numbers Of the W Y Lottery, Extra, No. 8:
40 60 80 62 46 SO SO AZ 8 30
Lowest Prize So.
GT'FOur Of the Capital Prizes Viz; 36 40 124e be 6o
10 90 81 and S6 90 co. sold and paid, as usual
at sight, by BIGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21

W V"'''un vac hoo On hIs vaJ % Wa'birgioo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21
$4,000 CAPITAL, AND NO BLANKS.
New York Consolidated BATTERY

i EXIra Class Number 6, Tor 1881
TO De drdtcn IN ". Fork, IVednesdaV 3fareh g. 1898
66 No. Louery-s Dawn Ballots2ALL Prizes
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-01-19

RATHER SNARLY. "Take care grand
marin, or you'll twist your neck off" said
a little urchin one day to an old lady who
was tugging to get comb through her
tangled hair, till she had pulled her head
round so that her nose and chin came
over her left shoulder. $50 long to
school you plague you,' ,''said she; at the
same time cutting his ears and stamping
her foot. As he departed, she resumed
her task. when by dint Of perseverance,,
biting her lips, projecting her chin, and
pressing her eyes together, till her face
was as full of wrinkles ass q baked apple
she succeeded in raking through. Their
dropping both hands upon her knees, she
sighed and exclaimed, " oh dear me!
dnr:'t see how folks do taat comb their hall
every day, for don't comb mine but once
awoek, apd then it e'en jest kills me.
Norfolk Advertiser.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-01-19
OF THE AMERICAN
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

AS the success of The temperance
cause depends upon the universal difiu-
sion Of correct information among all clas-
ses of people, the Executl' Committee
of the American Temperance Society
have thought proper to adopt the follow
ing Resolutions:
1. That it is expedent that Delegates
from Temperance Societies, and the
Friends of Temperance in every part of
the United States. be invited to meet in
Convention to consider the best means Of
lextending, by general diffusion of inlor-
nation, and the exertions OF kind and
persuasive moral influence, the principle
of entire abstinence from the use Of ardent
sriri,s throughout our country.
@ That measures be imme diately taken
to procure such Convention, to be held
in the city Of Philadelphia, on the Gath
day Of May, 1883.
3. That each State temperance So
cie,y be, and hereby is, requested to
send three or more Delegates, and each
County Society TO send one or moro
Delegates to the proposed Convention.
d. That it be recommended, that tho
appointment of delegates TO the pro-
posed Conv ontion, be made on the seth
day Of February next, the day already
fixed upon for simultaneous meeting Of
the temperance societies and friends of
temperance, in all the cities, towns upd
villages throughout the United S,atcs.
s. That in those States snd Counties
in which no temperance society is organ
lied, the fiionds Of Temperance be, md
they hereby are, requested to appoint in
such innnner as they think proper, tho
number Of delegates for each State or
County, a. are proposed in the I'd reso-
luton, TO. be appointed by the sevcral
State md Count, Societies respectively.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-01-19

AT the late anniversary of the Typo
graphical Society, in Philadelphia, the
Nuilifers are technically hit off in the fol-
lowing Toasts, by VIM. Hill, and Mr.
M'Kelly.
Calhoun, Cooper, Haync and Ham
| lilton-The leaders Of the Nullifers; may
their heads be used for maltels, and their
arms for shooting-st,cks to tighten the
quoins of the farm oftreniyJours."
"Tbe Union-A capital form Of Gov
e-ume mt, having no in the history OF
nations-may new (S) in the Constitu-
llon put (.) to the foul attempt to erase
~ from our Country's banner, otherwise
IA Cd will be planted in our reputation,
which will cause the (f5@) of scorn to be
pointed at us. Let the American press SO
l(T) the infsmy of Southern Nullifiers
that neither the influence OF British Esq
nor the loss Of American 49, will induce
any citizen to resist his counry's laws.
If one drop Of blood is spilled in the cause
of dsunion, may the ambition Of its NOV
ers receive such of exaltation. that
their ('s) may be cut short by the { 7 } Of
a hempen cord"
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-01-19

A few of our Western friends, we are
sorry to see, saws the National Intelligent
Ger, ha,e Q taken umbrage at some Of Mr..
Paulding's traits of the early settlers of
that region, and particularly at the highly
fgmatirs language which he makes them
occasionally make use Of We doubt
whether he has imagined any thing in that
line more peculiar than the following,
which we copy from late Western jour
nal, of good repute:
From the Huntsville Democrat.
A new paper has been established at
Moulton, called the " "Moulton Whig"
and conducted by the Rev. Mr. Nc Pier
son. The impression had gone abroad
that the Wing would join the Nuliifcat-
ion ranks; we see nothing in the paper
so far to confirm the opinion. He is q
good Anti-Tarifi and State Rights man
but no nulliier. We perceive that Mr..
Conner, Of the CORTLAND Herald, is in
the pit, trimmed to the comb, and heeled
with slashers, daring the Wing to bat
tie. Mr.. McPherson-a word Of advice:
fight Conner on law, on science, on poll
tics, or any theme but the railroad and
religion. On the railroad he is a real
blue hens chicken, and on doctrino!
point, he strikes three licks at bill hold.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-01-19
WHOLE NO. 361.

tie Video Goth September; arrived at Rio
10Th October, still there 23d November.
Sloop Lexington, Capt. Mckeever, ar
rived at Baenos Ayres 23d September,
and at Monte Video 2lst October.
Schooner Enterprise, 1t. Downing,
was, the 18th October, on cruise, to
touch at Bahia and Pefnambuco, then to
return to Rio de Janeiro, was at Juner
harbour, Pernambuco, Sd December.
Schooner Boxer, 1t. Shields, was at
Rio 3lst Oct, to sail soon for the East
Indies, sailed Sd November.
Sloop Falmouth, Capt. Gregory, was
at Callao 7th cf June.
Schooner Dolphin, 1t. Long, arrived
at Callao 28th May.