Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
DONE ESTIC.
AMERICAN ANTISI.AVERY SOCIETY DIS
CIAIAlER

Of the American Anti Slavery Society," and of other
leading friends OF the absent from The city, beg
the attention oil their fellow citizens the following Dis.
ciamer:
We entirely dsclsin any desire to promote or en-
cOutsge inermarrages between while and colorcd per-
3 we dsclsm, and entirely disspprove the language Of
handbi recently circulated in this city, the tendency
OF which thought to be TO excite resistance TO the Laws
Our principle is that even hard laws to be sub
United TO by all men, until they by peaceabe
be altered.
We discaim, have already do:c, any intention
10 dissolve the Uuion, TO violate tbs Constitution aud
Laws OF the country; to ask OF Congress any
cenng their constitutional powers which the abolition
oil Slavery 10y Congress- in any State would plainly do
ARTHUR TAPPAN,
July II. 1884, JOHN RANKIN.
Sigh, disturbance took place in African church in
New York Sunday night The mob took possession
Tor an hour, and then quietly dispersed. On Tuesday
morning. O'clock, the tranquility OF New York
msOed undsurbed. It is said, that during the riots
twenty thousand dollars worth OF property destroyed
seven churches were attacked and more or less injured
and twenty private houses shipped IL is proposed
in that city foot sub cripon reimburse the
poor aud unoiendne who suffered, and The
churches 10 their former condition. In OF riot.
cities should be compelled to pay for the damages done
within their limis-Penns yirdnan.
ANOTHER ABOLITION RIOT
On Thursday night last Iiot took place Norwich,
Connecticut. 1t appears that person from Boston
had the evening previous preached sbolon
the Rev Mr. Dickerson's first PRESBYTERIAN Church in
that city which passed of quietly The evening he
made second atiemp,-wben mob, headed by band,
marched TO the church, proceeded up the broad aisle;
TOOK TIE paTson rom the pulpit ana forced MN march
before them at the same time playing the rogues march,
till they actually drummed him out OF The place. tire
citing II lie returned again 10 "giye him coat OF
tar aud feathers"
sincere grief that record the melancholy event
which is the subject OF this article. Seldom has fallen
to lot notice more heart-rending occurrences
heavier afc upon friends and relatives. Would
God that the stroke could have been averted Would
God that this cup Guild have passed from the lip. OF those
who compelled TO taste lis btterDess
Information have received, IL appears that Archibald
Henderson, Esq, OF Fairfax, (son OF Richard Ii Hender
ESQ., OF Louioun) lett Fairfax Court House Oh Ss-
tnday night last for Leesburg lie have arrived at
Goose Creek late tina, night, audi anxious reach his Ia
my, attempted doubt, TO the stream swollen
!, was by the late heavy rsiOs The next morning his
horse found alone grazing The banks the Creek
1t is but too certain, therefore. fear tia. Mr. Eender-
in the darkness OF the night, the depth OF the
and the raPity OF the current, was drowned His body
had yet been found when last heard from the scene
oil the dissster.- Gazette.
The miners near Naucoochy, Habersham County,
Georgia, have discovered subtrrranean village, cons
ing OF about thirty apartments, small DIV engs about
OF 10 leet und,r tie surface Of the earth The logs
hewn at the ends and noched down in the usual
The apartments each 10 ~ feet long, form
straight line 800 ieet in length The houses from 80
10 100 yards distant from the stream which they
have been found, and the growth of nber Them
very heavy. Some baskets, broken crucibles &c
have been found in OF The apartments together with
many other curious specimens OF workmanship One Of
the crucbles found immedatei beneath the
large oak, supposed he four five hundred years old
The creek which these discoveries have made
VI
(Efom the VHfomspOri (1fd.J Banner, July 12)
The Hon. Geo. C. Washington, President, and several
oil the Directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Conn
p'ny, accompanied by General Charles Fenton Mercer
tour OF inspection OF The work under their managemen
Having raversed and examined the whole line OF the
Canal, they left this place this morning their
Washington.
BIO determination, understand has yet been formed,
whether the work shall be arrested continued
retion the present contracts extend The diff
raj loan. so nat
the work may advance and existing debts time
be paid be tie OF stopping at
As the Company has sufficient 10 meet all existing
debts and liabilities the untirng efforts OF the Board will
no doubt be directed Immediately to the negotiation OF
loan TO enable TO complete the WORK now under contract
The Army and Navy Chronicle says: Among the ru-
oil the day, currently circulated and generally
lieved these:
Commodore Rogers i'll shortly retire from the Pres
dency OF the Navy Commissioners station which he has
filled with short interval, suce its formation in 1915.
Commodore Morris, at present member Of The Board
Of Navy Commissioners VIII be appointed to the command
OF naval forces in the Mediterranean the expira
ton OF Commodore Psterson's term Of service.
The vacancies ihus created in the Board Of Navy Com
mssoners il il supposed will be filled by the appoint.
OF Commodore j. ID. Elliot, at present commandapt
OF the Navy Yard, at CharlestowD, aud Captain Thomas
Ap .. Jones.
fine statement, which has been circulated concerning
the manner in which the head Of The wooden image wa.
cut of by boy is pronounced hoax by The Boston Gen.
hnel. "The figure close the bowsprt Of the
ship as scarcely admit room for individual to place
his around the neck, and The spaion
ecied at the neck but by saving through the middle OF
the head in the region Of the ears"
SrAUNroN. Thursday July 1.-THE President Of
the U States passed through WayDes borough aud Green
ile in this county, his way the Hermitage his re
sideOce in Tennessee, the present week, whence il is
understood he does not propose return before October
--SpecfGfor.
Mr.. Henry Clay passed through this county last week
on his return to Kentucky by way MiIIePs Iron Works
and Jennings Gap H.
CANAL ToLLs-Tbe toll. collected upon the New
York canals Tor the week ending on the 30ih Of June
amount the Of $50 647 10 The total sum colect-
ed Tor tolls from the opening OF navigation the 30h Of
June, two months and halt, ~ FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFrY.oSE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN.
1Y.E1GHT DOLLARS.
Dcdh Of Citizen Genet Edmund c. Genet E.o
died at his residence in Scbodack Rensselaer, county on
Tues1ay, after illness OF two days. Mr.. Genet came
to this country Minister Of the French Republic soon
alter the Revolution, and when superseded took up his
permanent residence among us private ciizenNeto
York Star.
Mr.. White, member Of Congress from Louisiana, has
resigned his seat in the House OF Representatives
eqnenCe OF bis nomination for the Office oil Governor Of
that State.
AZ meeting Of the Directors of the Union Bank. OF
Maiylnnd, the day before yesterday, Hugh W. Evans
was elected President Of that Institution, vice Thomas
EHicoH
I'm RY-V1RoiNtA.-At rules holden n
N the Clerks Office Of the county Court Of Charlotte,
David Gregory and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Mary Ann Pettus, Plaintiff.
against
John F. Petius the heirs Of Thomas ~ Pcftns deed