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notice, but not susceptible Of positive proof ga y,r;
an seems to fall short fully much sustaining his de
cation in his toast Mr.. CIV. II pays one hundred dol
lars annually, TO the Colonization Society The Colonizs
ton Society at the North, opposed 10 The abolition and
therefore, the implication in MIR. Hurts toast is unus,
snd MIR C. " II. exactly suitable man to ea ch our Ne
up by "a Vhginian."
hazard the assertion thatt Colonization Society has
IN some way, given birth the Abolition scheme that
it, me mbers. snch have seriously meditaed surL
course; but the zeal begot en- by the Socis
Incoming impatient Of its tardy operations has
,s bounds enknded the lame and famed Abolition
In This sense the Colonization Society may w h
De said TO he parent to the Abolition Society. PERHAPS.
mere Is no one trait in human nature than
Nus The constant dspos ron overleap prescribed
IS peculiarly apparent in all associations IL
Is his, which has 50 often converted the Christian Church
,o sh engne OF oppression IL the Church, with
s"uuonai Chart ron Heaven, has such centrifugal ten
ueny nom its proper orbit what may be expected OF
soaons, whose constitutional limits are melted out by
iaIiible and whose confessed object makes
a direct appeal TO the widest passions OF mem Nearly
every age has oored examples this tendency CT asso
c'ons anu how ,hst under colour OF benevolent por
ems have been eieeled these should be regarded as
beacons, TO guard agans, the quieksaa,is and wh-
pools TO which the positions of naturally lead
Let be admitted, that our negroes need rel
gons instruction. aud that can be Afforded them more
efec'saiy 'hroughneD whose lsbors shall be especially
or exclusively devoted TO themAnd what them Shall
we select men, Whose wice education has taught them
10 consider the Slave holder cruel
hs slave a beast burthen than as human be.
ing Nisn, who, from the very circumstances the case,
must be ignorant OF tho real character OF the master and
me smve-and as SUCH can know nothing Of the feelings
growing out OF that relation.
Southern planter, who would select a man, green
rom New England TO manage large tobacco cotton.
r'ce or sugar psAion. would, by all his neighbors be
considered totally warning in common sense; yet lie
woou show just ss',nuch in this selecion
p'an'er would who would select green Northern
10 Instruct his slaves N norals and religion.
| "i no undertake 10 dispute "a virginans" know
ledge OF Virginia characer but mine leads me to believe
mat Me- Hars toast will be sustained, and that such mis-.
sonores. Mr. C. v proposes be- will not be tols-
raed; and iatf pubic expression OF disapprobaon will
STAY the enthusiasm, more eectusl hints may be OK.
rectedj and that being counenanced by weehy in.
divd'ials, viii not Afford ffora popuas ohum
where tue poweri in The hands OF tho iddlinc class, "a
II happily is III this part of Virginia.
A CITIZEN OF CHARLOTTE
BROAD ROCK RACES Orer- Tree Hin (,o,ys.
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DEMOCRATIC FESrIYAI-IN porrrnrrnr

| DEMOCRATIC FESTIVAL IN BoTEToURT.
FINcAsTLE, September rs .-On "Wednesday l,s,. an,
~ u nsi', notwithstanding The day was unfair Iare.
n"nher oil the iriehds Of the PRESENT as
semLed al Mrs Backus hotel wbe re and ysr,,
elegant dinner was prepared. The house was crowded
win Republicans from this and the adjoining counties
who parook oil The dinner with their guest, The Hon An
drew Stevenson The ezpe Citations OF he eor,n,n, 60,
somewhat disappointed in having the pleasure of the
company oil the Hon. VIM. {. Rves Letters were read
from him and from the President Of the Unet Srates
twho passed through The conty that day expaininS
the cease OF their ATTENDING
| Alter dinner a OF regulsr toasts eyera oG-od IT,
NE justly complimentary sentiment offered our honored
guest le Hon Andrew Stevenson, ho resreBsed in an
animated address, which received with The hphest
applause md produced uni veTsa pleasure and
Inueed was one OF those peculiarly happy efforts thst
can only he appreciated by those who heard H. and win
long be remembered by on account os
NE eear snd able manner wch the passing events OF the
poiiical movements III our country we're sci forth
In addition TO the rprulnr toass number OF volunteer
sentiments was oiiefed, which for originality and mint
struck Us as being peculiarly approp iaie aud goon l
oil whch ihe'inost cordial support given 10 the mea
sures OF Hie present Administration The whole uroreed
hgs west on with the most perfect order and at the same
time good cheer ~
| W. regret that cannot give fuller accou,, 81 ~
dInn'r this eek. The whole proce edn i,h Ma ooss
VIII be gwen 10 SoEsnext We understand that M, s,a
Venson Will DO waed on for copy Of his speeeh hch
we nope ne wh Sfseio us Tor publication though we are
sa shed must lose much OF its force and exceency in
any printed report which be given ofit-Patriof
ANOTHER MAssAcRE.-Sc Schooner Dash, Heating. of
BOSTON got on reef at the Caroline Islands abou I6,h
March, and while trying heaye her on Tho n,vas
i"e an attack her, killed three men and ,vondsd
Cdpt "a, wlo with The remainder of the crew escaneir
he boais and made for the Pelew Islands here mari of
the crew left Gapi. r.. From thence Cant X an h
TWO officers reached Cu'ia Spanish Province in Arril
i's, aud were expected snila l5l or 2Oh MAY bu,
had not arrived there on the 17h
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&En RkwAhD viii be given .ey Tie subscriber.
~ sSsB Tor iie apprehension Of Negto 3ian nstnsd
j4cob, who absconded n April Ssi " cssght oct Of tho
Stae, and delivered 10 him in the city Of fuchnonG Or
thirty dollars caught within the State and delivered or
secured 10 iFl, 50 ih4t I've may be recovered
Jacob j. bIaes aJn Of ordinary size--limps Hne
when walking. which V scarcely perceivdbie--I,ss
smooth shin, nirow fsee large mouth, and a pleasing
coUnieDance. "ih slight inpoditaeHt IN bis Sgtechia
very nrtful and cunning.
II Is probable he may be about Richmond, passing %
free BE Sas mother, who is free, living near The
mile Pines IN lIenrico, sad wiis, belonging 10
MIR Viii ek Of P0whS5D, who resides in or near vii
isge called Jefferson. EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Richmond. Sept &c. 4O-W4w
fHFO TIE POBbiC.--The snbserbefs having pnf.
IL chased be Essbiishmeai lsiely occupied BY H. G..
Bssrd) Valley street, and adjoining Sesbrooks
House beg esxe inform the public that they are pre-
pared ,ake slaves Tor saie.ksepng The buildings sfs
strong and airy and eoDs Of several apartments (or males
and fcfasleg9 together vih comfortable Hospital The 10.
cali, by and healthy, with pumps Of he best 10
e yard Wearc prepared al all times 10 render aug facility
10 conveying slaves, om sny part Of be city isi.
Tree Of charge. WI ~ GOODWIN,
HENRY n. TEMPLEMAN.
August l6 Se-H2m
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EhOAD ROCK RACES Ocer Tree Hill Course
f"sf Day-won with apparent by WIN. VII
iamson's 6ily Ruth,
second Det:-Won In three heats by J. W. Broken.
bfoughs colt Weswood
Third Doy.-wOn by Us. Gsrrison's Harislap, three
heats.
we have moi been able to obtain tie particulars US 10
time, &c, but will do so hereafter
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M
The Editors Of tho Enquirer will phase snnouncs
JOHN WINsroS JoNEs, ESQ., Of Chesterfield, canJ-
-sie 70 ePfsn The District composed Of the counties Of
Goochsnd, Powhasn. Cheserieid Amelia and No,,o
way, 10 the next Congress Of the United Safes Mr.
Jones has consented 10 be run and was declared At Amelia
Court, on Thursday last. VOTER Of 9,,sJ,o
Sept 80, 1884
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"WAsHfNoroN, Sept. 80.
good health" . ~
, W. understand that the President arrived al Salem il,
boieonfi, Oh The evening the 23JahoUt 20 miles rom
s,n anu was invited TO The Dinner, given Mr..
Sieyenson-hut he declined auending sending in ,nost
complimentary letter 10 Messrs. Stevenson and Rses
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WISH TO purchase young, healthy aud we'll dsaos.
n ed Fema- Servant Tor employment about house
Oct. . t3-wIJ p. V. DANIEL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-20

other gentleman may think, as to whether a
United States Bank ought to be recnartered or
not has nothing to do, in my judgment, WIN
the inquiry, whether the deposltes ought 10 pere-
stored or not But am at a loss TO compIe-
bend how any gentleman, who looks at the de-
nosite question as one of political expediency,
can keep out of view the inquiry, whetner me
Bank Oft the United States, or any BANK OF the
United States will be rechartered
# is not to be sure, admitted by the memorial
lists in terms, but it is to be gathered from tue
whole scope and tenor of the memorial, that the
commercial distress and dismay Whlch eAls's.
has not resulted from the act of the removal OF
the deposites ITSELF but from an apprehension
that the Bank is not to be rechartered, and that
the Executive branch of the Government has
assumed an attitude of hostility to the Bank. If
this be true, what relief can you aftord!-hoW
do you remove the dismay of the trading COM
munity by returning the deposites unaccompa-
MED with an assurance that the Bank is to be re-
chartered? The imputed cause of the disease
will still remain in full force and if any relief
be afforded by the administration OF the propos-
ed palliative it must necessarily be temporary,
and after few months the evil must be renew
ed, and be felt with aggravated severity. IN
this respect, the question, whether the BANK OF
the United States will be rechartered, is unavod-
ably connected with the proposition whether the
deposites ought to be restored or not
As to that question, every gentleman, looking
to the signs Of the times-to the known and as
certained opinions Of the Representatives of the
People-the Representatives of the People here,
and the Representative Of the People at the other
end of the city-must judge for himself.
For my own part, see no reason to suppose
that the Bank of the United States will be re-
chartered, or that Bank of the United States
will be established. If that question were now
to be presented, believe there would be ma,
ority of at least forty in this House against the
establishment Of any Bank. Is it likely that this
majority will be changed2 know of no ground
on which such an expectation can be INDUCED.
If believed that the Bank of the United States
would be rechartered, | would vote restora-
ton Of the deposites instantly.
| have been induced to make these few re-
marks, without premeditaton unexpectedly,
and indeed may say, by an accident for the
purpose of preventing any possible misappre-
hension of my opinions, which might have re-
suited from my making, without explanation,
the motion which now make, that the memo
rial be referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means and be printed.
The motion was agreed to-
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LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.

The following preamble and resolutions, FeIa
tive to the Removal Of the Deposites, have peer
introduced into the Senate Of Maryland by Nj
John G. Chapman, the excellent and able Sena.
tor from Charles County, to whose poltene'>
we are indebted for the annexed copy:
Whereas the General Assembly Of Maryland
are of opinion:
1st. That the act establishing the Bank oil IL.
United States, is contract betWeenthe cove"
ment and the Stockholders, entered into Jor @'
tual and good considerations: IN
Cd. That among these it is stipulated. III OauH
Of the Government, that the public money s% cn
be kept safely by the bank, and by it trallsS
red upon request, from place to place, Wl'L .Io,
charge, and in behalf Of the Stockholders. I 5a,
the bank shall have the benefit of the puoIlc ~:
posites, dnring the term Of its charter, 1 Tme.
otherwise ordered by the Secretary OF the i.' If
sury only for reasons which both HOUSES
Congress ought to approve: Hi
Sd. That the bank had performed all us oD Of
cations to the Government when large par. a
the public deposites was withdrawn, without ,p
authority of any act appropriating the . aeT or
and the accruing revenue of the nation was hank
dered to be withheld from it, and that the p" n
was at that time in so prosperous state c IN
be the safest depository Of the public i'l'''
this country: -,,iro
4th. That the Withdrawing and wlthn e% cf
the public funds from the bank, under suon nt al
cumstances, was violation of its contfa If,ith
the part of the Government and that the - tI tbe
of the nation is pledged to end and repa"
wrong: ond
5th. That the present pecunary presSu nonss,
embarrassment are the unavoidable ~ m,
quences of those unnecessary and, thefeiolsn mari
lawful acts, which, by Withdrawing ldis sbe &C,
of the public deposites, and Withholding n ~ and
cruing revenue of the nation from the DIaIaInhia
it to receive its notes at matte
or at any of its numerous offices, no hI % de
where issued or expressly made payao'''
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MR.. PATRONS REMARKS:

On the Opposite Question-made in the House
of Representatives on the 18th inst
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DRAWS THIS DAY
Literature Lottery of the State of Delaware,
Class No. for 1884,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Thursday, Feb 20
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets So 90; halves so; quarters 0 IS
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benerolent ASH,
Glass No for 1884,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday,
February %
Sc N~mber Lottery-10 Drawn Ballots.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
do Of 5000 prizes of 1000
Tickets 81 So halves 2 25; quarters l IL 1-2
On sale in great variety by
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Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ofthe Petersburg Benevolent ASH,
Glass No. 3 for 1884,
To be drawn at Cats Tavern, West End, on
Saturday, February %
IS Numbers---1O Drarn Ballots
prize of $4,000 l prize of $4,000
l do of 5000 do of 1000
Tickets Sd so; halves 2 Is; quarters IL 1-2
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LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,
Upper end King Street, near the Diagonal Pump.
% Orders from the country, enclosing the
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The SPEAKER laid before the House a me-
mortal, signed by about 500 Of the merchants
and other inhabitants of Richmond, praying for
the restoration of the deposites to the United
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

Hfb %sss 'Pn s .p s @ % be
d fs r ss o he your NOR
. viii the @ and D
Great as eur Of transportation and inter,
there still remains obe work improve
a the contemplation the State but IL relation conflicting
The of'e ~ object fastonime
contemplated connection of Lake Michigan with the navgabc
S ]s s"s Gs AsnJ d ~ ssss
@ and ss opao "s oot has been ga BY the
US with ubroke" unam and deep will be drponnen abiding
i've their wishes and their methods proposed of
report Of an able Engnee "n the experience "e osr 'ss ~s
to be in favor of Rail Road The comparative ctepncss
portion year, the greater ay pItnos use M fer
ng by Which this mode ns im1 s da'n @
m s's.es while il the "a state Of Treasury ,e difficulties
responsible despatch BY n
accomplishing ' e hs l.
our @ok ~ nsa ,od a" other promote our
A no distant day other works Of Internal Improvement of equal importance
contrueted The couuy indicate their positions
po ON the as the y e1e 1 The mn md
its Rail Road commencing nersccis point Of the In
extremity State would pervae cs" great fertility and Sn
ths would advantage large PARTON o the pco
pie . state much abbreviated channel the
unite US more intimate fraternity With sister osn and ohs
this my sen O wh na % up0'
my distinguished predecessor felt uniasd hest entering
xaaon the 's; the eae that SI pod
a s1oa yo the ,'ee
felt the less u"ingness the performance of these important
Invoking harmony deliberations and that their results be the
myself, fellow House Repre.cnvs,
WM1 LEE - EWING,
Acting GGemoF
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This o'clock both houses of the Ieratu}r
following
MESSAGE. .


anaHo of Representatives.
indeed,
the important duties
nave called but with gratitude which fad
with zeal which experience
service, that enter my present duties.
Having been absent from the greater part the last eight
public du Journey home election b
the health possess
acquaintance with the affairs present
of WISH may perhaps be expected from me; %
experience gentlemen Legs
ue the fullest confidence your
the Of the people, your
look for promote
their prosperity and happiness: for the accomplishment of which, earnestly
unwavering exertons and hearty
culated 10 accomplishit
Illinois the first among first Of adopt
benevolent policy Of aboshng Imprisonment burdy
misfortune level
by thus dePivng the hearte of the and prosecute
under color of have the happy
community which liberty
him. while the rich comparatively spirit
always engndered where the law oppression
1t gratifying observe tina, this liberal principal diusipg ITSELF
OF our sister recently adopted their constitutions
that the time has arrived when policy
tended still farther by exemping from debts
the passage the a few lot of land, with its
long the family shall continue occupy
act would tendency family
permanent om ana would uthe tend render population
stationary and the families against
and nortunes which all LIABLE and which, frequently fall upon
ana ner " time when their desolae situation
should render them the peculiar sympathy As
influence rendering family independents and
the society which he for the education bis Children and the
moral conduct of himself and family
Intelligence of its inhabitants the subject Education WILL doubtless again
ted this purpose amounting 100000; veed
too small toproduce annual propete
which the equal, aaong people, and
applied the of educaon which as peve
States account the three per- cent set apart sm recei
sales Of the public lands can
with ProPnety be provided.
Ina like many parts sparcey settled by people en-
counterag those difficulties incident the country
generations while those Who
few years. give character our society," and direct the
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

onde1e $4,000 expended Of of Michigan canal
on Soo o &c $4,000 judiciary Sis
ted not reference any effect mary have our %sre
matter of statistical history Of Which, perhaps honorable body
f Per M aecG body
nounced ccater present United States such
ny o enae r' pano.o s o %
your project for a,'a bank which
pay of the principal and interest " the state on reproduce the
fund for the Ultimate Of the necessary
anS Which d found a The bank as also Of the Interest
% T e ne bank Dsd %sa 1 s ne and
manner as to create the most fearful rcbodng the tendency
That has produced all complained of in the
commercial communicating Las nsred political
gus people 'he em in
daring pose Of its a"a e os sd
set led principles of law il" the dividends peene
the exnsperatcd managers Of tits institution the authors Of all the parzn
purposes would place the of republican institutions
my mind entertan not the slightest doubt
this bank for the ultimate glory and The freedom Of our civil
president The conclusion Of an exalted and
Ad oaued and hove w s
the of that mindful the presidents subject,
be ABSURD at esneo us s "o
circulation as they necessarily will be- n order 10 doa eI Of it's
state will be left entirely without known good bad adequate
Hence propose bank upon
The population of the state the lumber organized
well as the business
with this department of of the ndpn
bile necessity alteration Judiciary and this there
recommended to the consideration legislature
The system has been from wghy objections
The idea
duties of the be added half
supreme Judicial
umn of legal learning research which the ability
otherwise entirely to- In recommending your deleraon
however, the establishment Judicial
deeply minds the unpakae considering
aPart from all considerations qualifications
enactment Of sauarF laws
ton; and however distinguished integrity
if there be deficiency appropriate
rights liberty and of the citizen have lost the certainty
tenure.
The hand when required
1--WE have the happiness to believe that the early
1.-THE globe have the indications enterprise industry,
land worth been general and beloved
wise and sanitary legislation, and subject especially
great principle dear that
ty Propoonate ought be departed To effect
this principle suggested the wisdom honorable body
special session in the winter of 1856 be not demanded.
In the absence of aid from United
been provided by the Indiana Illinois,
mene the work, legislature
poyng
contemplated and desirable h of
To facilitate the
the oft
further consolation know
ed work of internal
culab the wealth. population and
located.
But
fertile surface whatever Of public
either p it the last that should
by enlightened
duty Their supplied other qualifications
ona ams will not fail political hmamen when the halls Of
Legislative wisdom sufficiently enlightened Of public
Of legislation upon either
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WAsuyNcror Fsh 10

49, WILMINGTON, Feb. ID.
The REHABILITATION debate running Tar into the
third month"; the previous question last taken on
Yesterday in the House OF Representatives as 10 the dis
po'iiion OF the Secretarys for removing the de-
poses The previous question called precjseIy at
o'clock by Mr.. MuhleDberg, but the opposition fought
on until halt past fhree, by mooting points OF order
calling Tor calls Of the House-for The yeas and NAYS
on adjournment, &C. &c. The Jorg Bsek was howe.
YER hunted down alter all its Joubngs and In hunter
phrase was fairy killed by good dinner time. There were
however, six OF the hackers Of the Bank who come in al
the death with the vicors The STOOL an hun ired
dndhUfy, 10 ninefy-eghL Take of from this the sir
memoe's who will probably vote with the friends Of the
Bank when The question recurs upon ie report Of the
COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means, and the fioai MAORI.
" against the Bank the removal of the depostes is
given
IL the professions OF the Nuhers are 10 be trusted that
whole party with the exception Of Mr. McDue IL 10 be
counted against The renewal Of The present Bank
or the creation Of any national Bank There IL then in The
present House OF Representatives majority Of so against
any Bank OF the United States that can be devised
WIN regard TO the restoration OF the depostes the vote
o Yesterday Is absolutely decisive There 10 majority
'esst 10 TO 70, which nothing shake. Argument
mas Already been exhausted under the best for the
bsnk' lis crimes have been screened from scrutiny
WINE an incessant attack has been carried on against The
lines o. the Hero OF New Orleans; panic has been xc;,ed
throughout The commercial cies cismor has e
public ear; irescbery has been busy homo NJ nromsed
booty has operated IN all quarters of The and 70
moDstraoces, memorials, petitions, signed nv inltudes
or PurportiOg 10 be have been poured In unoo the
House but all in vain Globe.
WAsHfNGroN, Feb f9.--In the Senate Yesterday.
me Report made the day preceding, from the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, by Mr. Clayton read At the Clerks table
40 might be expected at his hands, Il 10 powerful paper