Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

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Boston Patriot.
We perceive by the Ccaveland (ohio) Herald that
large meeting has been lately held IN that town' oy
those who were opposed 10 the movements OF the ahat
les and resolutions Of manly aud patriotic temper were
adopted The citi:ens Of Cic"refard eah rpm he Lesss
IatGre If Ohio to pass such a,es .oW cBceuay snp
press Tie agtGtorS in that State We were naPPy % IT,
coguze among the names OF those VIM fr
meeting that of the Rev. F.. Boydcn, who resided Tor
several years in this Boroug h, and whose
worth and rrvent piety had won for him tie unni'eo
confidence of our community .N"fok Beacon"
Bishops Emory and Heddng have addressed Circu,
lar Letter to the Ministers of the Methodist EpiScoPa
Churches Of the NcwEngland Conference. IN relation
the agitaLing question in which they afrGuohaey
warn their brethren against the folly and danger Of
n.cddling with the subject of Abolition.-.3en Hcrafa
THE BRAscH BAyK OF THE Us,rEp STATES IN THIS
CITY.-Wc gratified to learn that under The ProY
sona cement made by tho Committee of the STOCK
h,lders of the Bank of Charleston at the North,
subject the ratification Of tho Directors of this Bank
to be elected in November next the cure nj and suspend
ed debts due to the Branch in South Carolina, have been
purchased by the Bank, and that these drbts Will
be gradually wound through the intervention Of the
new Institution, without creating the smallest pressure
in the money market here.
We moreover learn, that the conduct of MIR. Bldde
and the Committee Of the Directors of the Parent Board
was marked by lberality and consldeatc regard Tor
the financial interests OF the community winch entle
him and them TO our best Acknowledgements
The Bank Of Charleston has not only taken thr debts
of the Branch but has purchased It's banking louise on
the most advantageous terms.
The new Bank will therefore commence, in full capaci-
IT, operations the second Monday in October, with
ali the advantages IF old institution and be placed at
once in the of realizing successfully profits tor It's
Stockholders whilst learn that the COMMITTEE at tr
North making extensive arrangements 10 enable Tie
Bank to do large foreign and domestic exchange, by
which ample means will be afforded 10 the merchants nf
this market TO purchase our staples under the best FACT
ltcs Of trade -CharieSton hrrr"ry Sept ~. $50
- tr,om the North Carolina Walchnnn)
TuE 'EIEyEsrH Commemorative have often
henrd this commandment spoken OF and repeated, 'Let
every man mind his own business, but never, until
lately did we hear Of different one, and which Tor It's
goodness we tranerr columns, together with Inc
circumstances which gave rise t" It, In debate III tIie
Virginia Legislature member remarked that Mt Nadl'
son resolutions of 1879 lit to br received as The po-
ltca Bhl, Of this country-wch occaS'oned the ui'
lowing reply: The gentleman hoped that The country
had not vet arrived at such state OF moral turpude and
dcgradaon as recognize any other standard q" morals
than that to be found in the scriptures OF Tile va ana
New 1csalenls and rpllpizcd in The drcaogI'; Sut
il permitted w'ut presumption or profanity lie wnuu
say that taking political relations into view, there
"l'hou shalt not not shall thy wife, thy or thy
daughter, thy man servant or thy maid servant tie
stranger or supurnrr within thy gates, darc in any wise,
TO mention or hint at dissolution If the lns"n!
The Providence Journal announces that tho Hon.
Elisha H. Potter departed this life at his scat in South
Kingston Saturday morning las atha past CLOCK
His complaint was, understand: technically lerined
4nonn rcct0ris which ended in dropsy Of the chest
lie had not been more unwc than usual for the lust six
months and died sitting in his chnir Mr.. Potter has
filled large space in the political transactions "i Rhode
Island during the last forty years lie was several years
member Of Congress, and for more than twenty-five
years member Of the General Rssembly Of Rhode AS