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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
TEX AS
A Correspondent of the New Orleans Bulletin gives
the following account, from Brazoria, Of the affair at

A Correspondent Of the New Orleans Bulletin gives
the following account, from Brazora, Of the affair at
Gonzales:
Some Yncc when Gonzales the capital OF Dc Wits CO.
ony exposed depredations the Indians the people
applied authorities Of Bcxnr for piece Of artillery
The application sranc AMI they obtain
cd brass FOUNDER This kept for defence until the settle
became unsani about streets
ground (unmounteI served TO make whenever the
pie got merry roc The miiuy comuamInn OF E-xnr,
U,arcchru,j weeks feeling
attack the Colonies, demanded the Tho
property King Span he lost with the sovereignty
The Federal Republic vi MeXo hrcanr the owncr-
The people Gonzales returned for substance, that the
Confederation cb they ackIo" rigrd
the crardL government which they did no, ncknow d5e
icY would officer OF the central Govern
ordered mcmt vi his nnrch 90
mc force The coonists assembled
despatched to all of the county The
the speed OF the racc-osr The people rose III
arms--and marched Tor The battle fcd'
The report is that action had taken place at Con
zacs in which the Mexican Commander and several SOL
dcrs were slan-no loss The American side. 1t was
also reported that General Houston with 1000 men has
CAPTURED San Antonio and seized convoy Of GO,OUO
dollars belonging to Gen. Coss.
We are the look Uut for interesting news from tal
quarter 1t it said, that the Mexican Minister has called
upon the President of the u States to interfere and ar.
rest the ina rch of Volunteers and the transmission oil
arms to Texas. But particulars have yet transPIred
on which place any reliance.
A third general meeting had been held of the citizens
of Mubilc-At which recollection OF money and SUBJ
scrpons was taken up in behalf Of the cause OF Texas
persons came forward and subscribed their names
as Fountecrs'
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On more occasions Than one, he has magnaniuouslr
yielded his wroonded claims to preserve the harmony
OF the great political party with which he has acted for
yearss whole political life has been series of self
dcnlas and self-imlnoluons.
though long secluded from the political struggles of
Inc day. IN the bosom of retirement honest and bril-.
liant has been his course, that all parties have sought to
enclrcle themselves with The halo of his fame uad to
sustain themselves by thu weight CT his character.
nn' u ne has received particular endowment from
Is IN the assimilation of his mpnta! powers
t I % 'l' great HlHnsi Id Of England. The whole
character oi his inndhs legal IoIriuy- tho simplic
ty "t his nlannr:s-his public Aousv md hi; ,,;v,,o
virtue prculiay fiji him adorn the bench md sustain
o'e iO'''y vi LAG e'".e"c. SUBSCRIBER
We most ciccrIully puLlls!. the uboy. Cor,,,,,;o.
ton-und i'll the praises which 1t awards 10 Jpdu. R
bour, we do not yield to "a SUBSCRIBER" 10 nne
is ready TO do justice 10 his orthodoxy his cual f.
cauns his services How far and how often we have
contributed to tie or SIS of his fortunes" il *
not proper for US TO say-and il this be another crisis
and humble voice competent to assist his Gle.
vatn. should most cordially exert it in his behalf
We should be h.ppy to see him promoted upon the
benrh which lie I'd rms. and whose he susains.
But we should b. blind TO al the S gns Of the Tunes
if not satisfied that the nomination of the Office
of Oh ef Justice is reserved for another ndvdual-tur
one who has made the greatest sacrEccs OF ms own IN
terests the Administr,t on-who rellnquished
perhaps the rst lucrative practice at the Bar-wo dis
charged the irksJc du IF the II' asury Department,
with an ability ard ErnLcss, which Judge Barbour
cid b. the very first 10 acknow led e-and who WAS
prescribed from his Office. and prosecuted with all the
vengeance Of ruthless Opposition. The world allows
him credit for eminent abilcsand we have the strong
est evidence to satisfy ourselves, that his principles
the with those Of Judge Bartour-the good ol
princ pies Of the States Right Republican Party
Most certainly if did not consider this gentleman
firm States Right Politician. should he the last
y approve of the whch understood 10 be marked
out by the Administration Or place .r Barbour in his
suaiionand we should be the first 10 hail him as Chief
Justice of The u States
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,rITE JETTFP-iu tie Uhig q!


The IpL;o has uublished second Letter from Its liar
;son CORRESPONDENT in the North, in answer l" te CONF
n,,nts of the National Gazette. He declares lle dt
Graph of the Gazette to be entirely 81 afu't0"s
Inc correctness of his original stacment-anG FURNISHES G',
for the private inspection of the "h,y eal0r' . e
names Of the leading friends of MIR. "eoslei m''G
free conversation on the subject ct the rfesioey IS
held as warrant for my reflections upon the ,to
Com Harrison in Massachusetts, Ile eoiloi oi u,e
WING saws the list embraces ':ubou dozen
IN vapous parts of New England, who are wen hM"~
throughout The country leading friends OF MI "sO
ster.' w r p.,, IN con
What say the leading Wing Editors OF Boston, IN con- on
,.r,;o If A story which, if true, should cover inc
iadng friends Of Mr. Webster with disgrace and s''ans
rhs Conricr pronounccs the org ina letter 10 DC
..",stJ frick-and Declares that so tar as II mas
gu, ledoe of the feelings Of Mr. Webs'ers Hau'ns
S;sods Iberess not shadow OF truth IN inns &c NJ
that il does not believe that any JTe"a oi H.
Wnbcter has ever expressed sentiment that soniu
ouo,ed as fair authority for the Libel OF hs &
IIeiserwr;,er"-1ha its contemporary the hs1as' |a
h,blv sueak for ITSELF but we confess, 'na', n;en
day reader of its political commentaries I eorphIe de-
We have seen nothing TINT looked Ike TIM
,uons,ralon' for the Hero Of the Nofth penu, bs
Farmer of the North Bend has hitherto pee on has
favore appellaons, but we presume the Ill., nf,he
been made for the sake ofvariety and that te
North Bend is hereafter TO be coupled WIN VIC IT,
fascinating and truly descriptive title, the FARMER
pccanoe
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IU.N-VI.E IC-I 7 III
MESSRS. NOAH AND WEBB.

Who doubts that these qnondam cronics perfectly un,
derstand each other; They both serving their OLD
master (Nck the purse holder of the Wings, each in
his own way Webb goes for Webster, to carry as much
of New England possible against the Republican can
ddatc while Noah supports larrison in the VAN nope
of carving PENNSYLVANIA and The South The same way
The Colonel will kill off the Republicans Of New Eng
land. while Nlordccai and Old Nick will cheat the South
and buv I'd the honest Democracy Of with
"beral bonus! They leave poor Tennessee to com
hnrns, Major, NLlQUlS.
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rI,na,crGpl,l II. Roail
TOBACCO MARKET.

(Corrrspondence Of tie ~ y Journal Of C0mmIet)
Eytract ofu Letter, fatal "PAEs, October LIST, 1913
You will have been already advised, that the Reggie
had accepled all the Virginia Tobacco in France at l6f
per roo KS This purchase terminates their system OF
Concours for r supplies OF this article ana tney mean
or l future. that of adjudication. To this effect they
have announced the first for the 18th of November at
which lime they propose contract for about 5000 hhds
Of American Tobacco for their wants Of 1885, and as they
and substitute entirely the of foreign Tobacco, the
demand for this article Of the production of your eonn'
try will regularly increase and is probable, that IN tho
course of the next few years. France will require 10 10
20 eco hkds Of American Tobacco instead Of to aGoo,
she has been in the habit of taking for the last five
years The increase of consumption will have an I'M
norlant influence in the general market for this article
SIN the plan Of the concours il necessary the Tobacco
should be in France 8: the time Of Offering IT. but the ne"
plan is 10 contract allowing time for the contractor 10 60
into market and make his purchases afterwards.
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.4Hoihrr Poariapd fur muir OIirrr!


Inc Wings had scarcely shouted for the victory Of
fair"tt-boaslrd of " Light in Virgina'-and caimcd
wv" more Wing votes in the Senac-b,!ore their cla
niorS are netby the almost certain "t Dr. Campbell
III the Charlotte Dis,rict-He will in alI pa, liability
take the place Of the Why Senator Henry +. Watkins,
VINO did himself the honor of resi- ning his seal, hcause
ne lad pledged himself to obey The of his District
nat voice was pronounced against him, at the April
Elrcilou-and now DR.. CampLcIl is likely to succeed
him.
II was only on Thursday last, that the Wing paper in
rff:soug spoke of anolhrr Wing gain" in The cleo
o CT Mr. Parrott-and ''lhus (Says he) in two Senate
rial elections brunswick and Oho) which have taken
place since the general election in April the " B. party
have been sIgnally defeated. We feel satisfied from
these and other Indications that when the people Of Yr
glnia shall be cald upon TO act directly the preten
sons of Van Buren, and Johnson, the leaders Of the
party will discover that they have been mistaken in sup
posing that the popularity of Gen Jackson could be
transierrt to the nonnccs Of the ofce-hoders CON
vaItIon.
And now how stands the account: We oilSettcd the
loss in the Brunswick Distrct-(a which should
wln If we were to run it over)-by the election vi
Hickersnn in Fauquirr-and about TO
balance the Of Parriott by the election Of Camp
bell.-But could easily spare man in the Senate
the vote will stand at the Session 10 Republicans
TO Is Whgs-an increase Of votes at least since the
last Session.
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EerUfifU of tLc Irirrraph.

The following is the original statement i'll the En-
qurer-the last is the rtrsi0n in the Telegraph:
"No Political Meeting which has beea hcG The STATE
OF New York a. largely mud strongly upon this
subject than the County Convention Of the Republican, Delegates
Of II. Laurence. "-Enqutrr, Of Oct. %.
The Richmond Enquirer publishes the resolutions below, with
uppruJaion coming largely and mare strongly the
subject Of the Ab"o"sts than others passed at the meetings
The .vor,h.''-U. 5. Telegraph.
We might have supposed that this incorrcc, version of
our remark had been merely accidental, if the Telegraph
had not Instituted " odOus comparison between the
Proceedings Of St. Laurence, and those Of PHILADELPHIA
nc sc.
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ENASilNGTON ClTY-POLK'S B0ARDING

~ ASHlNGTON ClTY.-POLK'S BOARDING
w HotSE-Aliss POLK, whose house for many
years mas maintained the highest reputation, now occu
pes me three ne'c Mncstory brick buildings, on Pen"sy
cana 1renus. Immediately Vest Of Third Street, and just
on. square from tho termination Of the RAiLRoAD.-
inS location commands beautiful view of the CAPITOL
ano the surrounding scenery
arrangements made for the accommodation OF
seayee TO forty ladies and gentlemen, in t'o csses
VI more DESIRED in the very best style Passengers
'n q, Comfort to call at this house.
Inc chambers large and we'll furnished, and each
SSonaGs one bed onty-Terms favorable as they can
oe made. T54-l2tl Nov. ~.
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CHIEF II;STICE OF THE UNITED STATES.

r.
The anxiety Of the public mind is every day becoming
more intense upon the subject Of The most important APP
nonmrnt which the Constitution has entrusted to Inc
President and Senate ef the United States
y the death of the illustrous Marsha!l who was De-
loved rcspcccd admired and vencrard even BY his pc
cn opponents the chair OF the presiding o'cer OF ''.e
Suurcnr Court has become vacant Indications: mol 10
be mistaken Of the public will not Ut Virginia alone
but Of large portion OF the fcderai oI''on "
udoc PHILLIP Pendeton Barbour his most desired sue
cessor Some Of the political friends OF the it'ch
nond Enuurrr have been somewhat surprised al DISCO"
vering (Which they think they have donc) preferences
felt by the editors Of that paper for another
over the honest, consistent, constant anu aug cdP
Of State Rights, p 2. Barbour.
If it's the wish of the editors of the Enquirer tla'
States Rights politician should receive The appointment
of Chief Justice of the United States, as II uI"eS
tioualv ours becomes all to be certain oi lir m
,rnrerinp PRINCIPLES of The gentleman to be selected.
Then surely ia private paper not intended Tor the pup
lie eye should not be allowed to weigh against w'o't
life devoted to the of State X hts ana lestG!ea
construction Of the Constitution. VITA an aDity "h'cn
dazzed whilst it delighted every true believer IN the 'e
The editors of the Enquirer have only to turn back 10
their own files 10 discover how they cherr'u and applaud
ed The manly stand taken BY Judge Barbour upon The
aoor of Conpress when almost ngle handed, he gal
j,p,lv maintained the cause amidst host OF scoTn'ai
foes :, :: ..o.,o.u
You praised him much at time when others PraiSeu
him, n,cr,, WHY are you silent in the crisis OF ms
fortunes! $3.50, on
JAru of all orthodox politicians, there were meme SO
orthodox as Nathaniel Macon and Philip Penuep'h Da
bour. .L. :, ,,,t
Personal considerations should have weight III MAJ
lers of this kind; but, if they did, General Jackson ia" GS
only 10 turn to thr journals of Congress 10 s
perchancc he should have forgotten NJ 'cAo sus.deo
course in the Seminole Campaign. upon "'a e
Jason tL,u pronounced the only ground OF Grence
and eho voted to his conduct and break
his CHARACTER at time when one dreamed he "oh hn
ever have Offices honors 10 bespw we irp j.; Is
snb,es manner with the appointing power; but they
did, Judge Barbour should enjoy the advantage as well
as others
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The Courier says, that with the exception Of the Port
land ADVERTISER Wing paper in Berkshire, Mass, aud
the New England Review of Hartford, it does not know
OF any papers in New England that have manifested any
indications OF determination to rally upon Gen. llar
rIson We know {says the Boston Courier) that
agent for the Hero Of the North Bend has been nrra
ing IN this quarter; and what arguments he may have
used to aid him in his project know not This Mt
he writer o the letter above quoted beyond all Guesti"n)
has been sort Of political pedar for many years. has
travelled through many regions in the service OF several
niasters-aiwHrs un hand to work for commission
knowing prciercncr of employers except that which
arises ir"u the dSt pay What terms tl;s drspcablr
trader in politics ray have offered those whose
open .I, im'rigurr and w"s, hands itch for
tamltiun, has nat yet been revealed. Bui cau!i"n
those who have been tempted Ivy this vagabond .pn-
tcian, and have not yet sold themselves to the New
York party, whose motto is, " Ills fair in Politics. To
be i'll haste TO strike hands with him. Tho is hen r
in supporting the who has distinguished himself in
the Senate the defender Of The C"lstu and the
Union and there can he none in DESERVING him. frghien-
cd by the cumur Of dcagogurs enccd By the hopes
OF being amt IN an unprncIptd mnority-A few days
will b. sufficient tn test the accuracy of the pedctl"n
that the Of Mr.. Webster will be continued
candidate only I'll after the election Of Governor in Mas
sachusetts.
The Bustcn Patriot Declares that $50 far as is pos.
sblc TO Judge such matter from The universally ex-
pressed opinion and feeling of the WING party i'll this cI-
ty aud State, we feel warranted i'll expressing cunl-
dent belief that there such persons. among those
who have ever been the friends of Mr. WEBSTER Among
his friends generally, and among the Wing party, we
hear such opinion expressed On the contrary, as lar
as we know any thing of the opinions Of the friends Of
Mr. Webster, and our opportunities OF Knowing them are
good at least those Of any stranger visiting here
have been, they not satisfied to rally OIL Gen.
Harrison. They indictment for doing so, either
i'll the claims aud qualifications Of Gen Harrison for the
Office in any indications which they discover that
he is likely To receive stronger support than Mr. Web
stir himself"
The Boston 7uns con,radcts the Letter. writer-and
renews lis adhesion 10 Mr. Webster.
In word, if the story were true, wha, should
think Of the honesty and sincerity Of MIR. Webslcrs
icuding friends? and if il be fase what 10 think
Of the veracitY Of the WhiG Currespondent2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
MARRIAGES..

Married Level Green the county Of lnncn.tcr on Saturday.
the SIS, Oct. the Rev. William fO'Icstr MI james hra
merchant at Nuvir Miss Ann Carpenter daughter oil Capt
VIM. Z. Carpenter.
"'Thuus, fools spurn IIymrn's :onilc powH,
We, WHO imprur. hs golden hours,
By sw experience know,
That marriage, rightly UNDERSTOOD,
Gives 10 the tender AMI tic GOOD,
a Paradise hcow.i
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cerle OF the county of Shelby Saturday the 3st inst
~ WeemPs' tor the purpose of instructng immedi.
ate Representatives in the Legislature to instruct our
senators IN Congress for Mr. Benton resolution
ana thereby Condemn faclous Senate for having viola
TED nnr laws and our constitution
WIN Tennessee the thing resolves itself into this:
that Gen jackson did usurp power not given to him BY
ei'Ger The laws the constitution of the United States
ao that The Senate have not only the right n.y. but TO
accuse Try and Condemn the Presid Mt Of the u States.
or, that the President did, in ACCORDING. with the true
sp OF the laws and constitution and it was rxpcdnt
anu up t" The wishes Of his fellow czens; and that The
senate act was foul impulnon upon the President
and hp"n national character The Object of this
proposed nrrling is for you to say whether you are
Wiling Ter taclious Senate and corrupt institution
VIII tie Bank, t. triumph aud rampe under foot our
rec and national repuhllcnn institutional
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FOR TIE E.roEARER.
tn me Drrgntrs Ia Mc nr1t erniAsscmMyg FUga,a
One deeply Interested III the success OF me great ne
putlcau ErD.rimcmi making in these United S'ales
and most dcyuedly attached to the and things OF
RI, 9vricnt Dpmuion, brgs leave TO address you
For very nearly the last hall century, 'he lan'hl ano
pa,riusrn of Virginia have been closely employed III
wachiu iih Jealous eye the entertainments OF ird'ra
rnrrr Her most distinguished Stauslncn and her
most jealous citizens have had their eyes almost con-
slanly fixed matters deeply interesting Is tFue' u.
M e. S IN pcnirai, and thus Of great importance u
Viruiuia But it has been only OccHSionnHy, That tey
y No ruiltsd themselves to look within tile boundary
Of the. State critically what was progressing DIT
home Tho greater field for action, the sHPP"sed superb"
inporiuncc oil the subjects, made many, q MOI "0St u.
our DISTINGUISHED and able men, look to the Government
nj ,hr l. for patronage and employment, rather tan
+, YirJua Nav not the greater herali'y OF l'e Uc
r, G,,rcrnmrnt Of the L. 5. have had influence =
Is the same talent and industry, devoted 10 t,'ghu'
rewarded by her as 1t IS oy .tc ';l" on,olnrad
,u.nt, The energies of the Slasc, Whlc c"ip'J. ~
cr The benefit OF all were withdrawn from moderate
attention to things home Take one example wi man.!
Whil, VIRGINIA was giving away all her Tesr'n III
,rv IN. did not even take TO provide Tor hef 0r
81 . and soldiers of the Revolution. She neglected
49, rnyd, far her ocn flesh aud 6tood-She hHd not ttme
T. look at the act OF her own LEGISLATURE nor az ue G.'
m ,be C0uyrcss by which she surrendered an e'hP"e III
60 I,nds2w;;nrss New York. ana the consequence was
,,, in tie rcrv act Of by 1sch she gaee up to the
r. States The Northwestern territory, now forming te
C,,.s Of Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and the
c,unry extending the Lakes Virginia omitted 10 pro-
vide for her own officers and Solders AND TO TINS very
hour. the heirs of nuuy rery ma"y of those heroes
have never received cent-aye and neref
acM, in consequence Of the delay The re''ei to the
has come too late. In Virginia. charity does mol 1rgn
at home. will no: recap.tuate the various 81"
which her sons have been emplnyed with the GoYern.
ment of the o. S, from the first organization Of pp, .
down 10 the present hour All who are lala wiz. not
history will remember the instances anu my bs State
in grcat drgrce, a,,ribatc the deterloFaei'" %
bes leave my most esp ,s admit
invite Your attention to subject which ar WIN
at of The most vital
men od an" by circumstance within the know!ease
ose vrter and which has made an impression never
to be forgotten
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

A PETITION will be made to the next Legislature OF
Virginia, for the passage of law, authorship tne
trustees Of the town Of Farmve, to lay oil and sell IN
suitable lots portion of the lands of Josiah Chambers
person Of unsound mind, next adjoining SAID to%n'
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~ a ~ ~ REWARD for WAsHISGToS, who ent
81 EAA e a. H.. III. mi be To- n tolerahly Like.

~ q nn REWARD for WAsHIsGroS, who went
= UU off the 5h inst: he is a tolersbly like,
look When spoken 10. his left hand mostly; he had
on when he went oil, suit of homespun clothes, with
an old white wool hat. have reason to be eve nc VIII
Try to make off for free STATE. and has probably gotten
road OF has pass written By in the neighoo'
hood There are number Of the Railroad hands
travelling about, and would be well to keep look out
or $40 if taken in the State, and secured in any
iai or delivered to me. at Taylorsvle.
November 10. (2A-6tl "M. y. lA1LOn'
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DEh1'iIS-

Departed this c in Goonn county, Monday the 81 Norer-
5cr is3 WuhIn,iun Augustus, Vy 0co r. and Grace A.
RrLior,i aged Is % aud Two months.
rcsicncr Williamsburg, Virginia. III the 18th
ago. u, Mrs. Margaret Page, cc OF the late
Governor pDsc of Si'sinia.
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& ]. WARWICK offer for sale
40 Madeira wine in domiiohns and boxes COZ ea'"'
Ditto do. in hhds and quarter casks,
Dilo do low priced ditto do.
Port wine in hhds. and quarter casks,
Ditto in boxes of / . and doz. bottles eaco'
100 boxes Tin plate Z and X.
Sheathing copper.
London Brown Stout and Porter, IN quart ana pins
bottles - ,
81 baskets Lion brand Champagne, quars'
90 do. Crossbow do. d'' 90.
~ w. Narouh.r 10 54-4t'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-06
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH.

EER. J. N. SUMNER has taken the tenement
-HS that was formerly occupied by DR. MIL
LER, No. 2s, Westminster -stI eee, East of the
Arcade, where he intends to pursue the profession
Of Dentistry in all it's branches; and where hs
will he pleased 10 receive all those who will IA
vor him with call
DIR. s. while under the tuition Of Drs. HAIR
WOOD & TUCKER, of Boston acquired the art OF
making their Z" Mineral Teeth" These Teeth pos
dscded superiority over all other artificial
teeth now in use, whether Animal or Porcelain;
especially in those cases, where, owing to the ab
sorption oi the jaw bone it becomes necessary to
make an artificial gum, which can be done with
the material he uses, and SO colored IA TO resen-
Bile the natural gum. completely; by this means
the natural shape of the mouth will be preserved,
and rhat CHASTITY appearance and h'ssiog IN the
speech avoided, which is produced by setting very
long teeth to supply the deficiency Of gum.
ID. 5. is permitted TO refer to the above named
entlemen. Providence. June /, 1885.