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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02

Test of III brcediug,-Thc swaggerer IS invaria-
b,v an ;mposter-the man who calls loudess for the
waiter, who treats him worse, and who finds more
fault than any body else in the room, when the
company is Mixed will always turn out to be the
man of all others the least entitled either by rank or
intelligence to give himself airs. The people VINO
are conscious of what is due to then' never display
irrability impctuosity their manners insure CIV
;Itv. their ciylty insures respect, but the block
head or the coxcomb, fully aware that something
more than ordinary is necessary to produce an ell
feet, is sure whether in clubs coffee rooms to be
rho most fas,idious and captious of the community
the most restless and irritable amongs, his equals
the mos, cringing and subscrvien, before his supe
rors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02

ny-The converts of SPAN have been suppressed
and the property confscated for national services
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02

wag down East, says the recent foggy wealth
or wus caused Nv tho Conc, blowing off s,esn,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
TENFESSEE

This State has become debateable ground A
meeting was called ofte Citizens of .yoshre and David.
county for the 9th of June-thc notice soned bv
more than 2O0 Citizens favorable 10 the unity of the
Republican Party, and the nomination Of Martin Van
Vice Presidency
Governor Carroll runs Candidate under that
banner.
singular but private letter from Mr. Speaker Bell TO
Mr.. Cassidy fBcdiord County has n made public
lie charges upon his colleagues cssrs Polk and John
SON. That their main interest Ia this whole contest is
to defeat NE (Bc) for the Speakers Char-and urges
though . IT would not do tn ask Polk to vote for me
against himself, yet he might be mule 10 piede himself
tn GO or me against Oter edndidac This letter IS
addressed to citizen too, in Folks District Thus it is
that the Speaker working the for his own benefit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

no rcnn on the leth uliimo, Mr.. Co.
wAhoiN rfinter OF Virginia. lie renrn,nn or
missing talents anabic his disposon aud in nm
neh degree all those qualities which man rho
which company he mcmber 6y The sIypo-
but by the public Although stranger
m rou had endenied him to all who knew hn-ana his lash
department had $ Justly earned ~ "''0
Departed this life, vicinity La Granre Team ON N
morning oil tie 18th ult ia 1.-Two f0 Mrs gciccn
nsor 81 o'Ii inlas icomic fosnley Charee counts
a--hious peusy ho
o s ""i to het,cr Of which disease stacked on the
f ut AMER her second days ine
hei approaching dolutiOn
religious nnonshng her TO pnae 10 meet
m event. which, with her,
TO the WIZ oi Poslence having TO sterile
o,, hai her f"riofn aI ncOaatc
suni the iea % Leaving xhem, heavily upon mind re-
her perfect senses, until she calmly I'm she SIMS of
"' VINO wa her stan and her
m'n1er ct the Prey'ean church, yenrs he NJ
charms tlt
eN would far transcend the limits ussA,
"" S"u In herd domestic affairs, she "a
e she possessed in eminent degree qnay tina, rem
crs appciation
a. mistress she all that the could k
Her character requires the aid or Tho
facts " the best eHiugiuni that be IT, =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
Tie IFhig Press on French affairs

We understand from Washington, that fears arc
entertained of any ultimate difference with the French
Government. 1t is hoped, that claims will be paid
without any serious difficulty But if France should be
SO infatuated to mount her high horse and demand
further explanations of the Message they will be rcfus-
ed and the vast majority of the American People will
rally in support of their government Mr.. Livingston
eI mas PIoouceo inc naPPeSt eilccts upon the feoPe
France. We could cite many agreeable evidences Of
this spirit from the Wing papers, but the two following
Will suffice for the presents:
We gathed to tho unnnmi,y aud purely
Jugs which prevail IN relation to our French AFFAIRS Lvgs
ous us letter. yincod by the public
at home shall be respected and admired abroad.
Phiiadephid Daily 9drertser.
Whilst Mr. l'ng'.on was in Washington, the last letter
10y Ffonsh of foo,
condition be
the public. II is long, a5 conclusive document and
cniies spirit which will he appaudeL by
ctous Tor the honor and dignity OF his county af-
d and improperly Of asking Ectracon explanation any
pcssion used BY the President in his official
ordinate branch OF the Hovenmen in the striking point
The whole letter is admirable,
We give TO them 10 our FfederieksGErg 8reaa.
Yet this is the Minister whom the decent Wbip" of
this City calls Granny LIVINGSTON ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

hereafter demonstrated viz that hie friends in the Lc.
eisatnre wished ndeccnty TO pscciptaie the election
before they could receive the Instructions OF their consti-
tuenstat they did violate their the
issue was made at the polls, whether they had or had
not dsobty cd-tha his friends ia the issue
tnat the present immediate representatives of the People
ct Virginia. would he tue last elect Mr. Leigh to the
station winch he now tcnaciously holds; and that Nj
Leigh cannot represent the wishes OF th, or
People OF Virginia. And still further We have no pledge
that IT he takes his scat he will obey the instructions of
the Legislature without qua.icatinor whether those
only which he mny think to comprt either with the
Constellation, or with his personal honor.
The People must now judge c,r thensclves.--W We have
no Time Tor further con,nentsbut submit the following
remarks in the last " Danvillr Observer
I" The Creature greater Mar tie Crtator.-.Nr Le;yh
versus the Peope-As we have all along anticipated and
often Predicted Developments rendering
TAM that Mr. Leigh has resolved like his patrons and
tools in the last Legislature, treat the Public Will in
the language of one of his party, with the contenp,
deserves We are at last told by Mr. Lcighs organ
the Richmond Wing, that he Mr. Leigh WILL NOT
BE BULLIED OR BROW BEATEN OUT OF THE
STATIONS whichh has been called by the GeneralAs
sembly of Virginia So Mr. Leigh will not resiyn
BE il known then to you Freemcn OF Virginia Tint Won
must the next six years, the will and pleasure
OF your regularly annoned lord and asierBen janin
Watkins Leigh: The fiat has gone forth Any express
sion of your will in relation To him or his acts is TO be
treated as attempt To bully and brow that ex-
aitcd parsonage And is il come to this That Watkins
Leigh and John H. Peasants hector over TO rule
and insult the people of Virginia Are the people mere
vassals, and their Senators patented rulers:
{" The people have twice tried and condcin Mr.
Leigh Their first verdict rendered in the form OF
rae instructions To their delegates against him Jefore
his reelection last winter And secondly by an over
whening vote at the polls since his reelection Mr.
Legls election has been thus demonstrated TO be pal
paby ricous by twofold verdict of the people And
yet sorgan has the erontcry talk of his being bull
lied out of his station
The truth is. the Wing Party is desperate All is
staked upon the mere chance of the game The "Altar
and the Cod of Whiggery to be upheld if in the
power of its apostles The sacred obligations of
principles are to be violated and spurned to sustain
faction which aspircs to rule the country If the peo-
pie can patiently submit to such indgniiies they de-
to be slaves
The Petersburg Constellation says of the Curd: lie
determined take his IN ke Senate We assure.
our friend Peasants, that have desire to dra.
COON Mr. Leigh from his purpose--the high. handed
steps he is taking IN opposition the will of the Peo-
pie, will more eflectually PROSTATE him public csna
ton, than any thing which might be said by his oppo.
nents." ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
QUEER LOGIC.

rhe using this split Opposition for their
method of defeating election People bringing to tho
demonstrated In the place, Wigs had il in their
p"rs az ss By the fePc they equally have
must be shown what they hare gain by carrying election
Van buren," friend. greatly prspoaisras that bOdy
pure" Is u match Tor a" who may play at that
And this, our ncighbor calls a short and simD,c
view OF the question like Joseph Surfaces description
of the Screen Scene, ga full and clear account of
the whole matter 1t is amusing to see how any one
can either thus impose upon himself try 10 impose
upon others.
l The Wings might have the power to defcat an cleo
ton though they might not make one This ia clear Mr.
Noah says-Let the Wings take their strongest men
ry where, and scatter their votes. With him. this is the
true Whig policy. The Wing ITSELF pursued the
same rule when besoug the Northern Wings ts take
up White, for the Wings the South could not persuade
the South to vote for Webstcr--The fact is the Whp
knows that Van Buren, can certainly beat Webster in
the Southhutiti hoped perhaps he beat Judge
Whe.The Wings of Massachusetts suspect also that
Van Buren, may beat White in that quarter but not
Webster Though the Wing leaders might hay the incl
nation to unite Wing man, yet they cannot carry
the People with them Hence il true that if they
have the power to deeat election they have the power
to make Hence it is, that some States White
might beat V b., and in others, Webster might beat
hnand hence il is that they wish run their strong
est steeds on different turfsand split up the heats and
carry the election to the House.
e What hare they TO gam by going TO the House p
Why, in the first place. they take their chances with I'll
the small States and sink the weight of the aroer
r. Island and Delaware have the very same vote in the
House, that New York and Pcnnsylvania L.se In the
second place. if they able get it there oy aviding
the Electoral vote, then the Wkg leaders in Congress
have longer the People to carry with them but they
will manage the thing for themselves. Whites friends in
that body, who have cooperated with Webster in helm
ing the Wing and trying 10 defeat Buren, the
Polls will be disposed to club their forces there and
unite upon ground In the Sd place there
larger scope for intrigue and corrupon and past
actions prove, that in managing election by the House.
there will be much experienced and cunning hands
employed, than the Arch Magicians.
al. =.
their chances of dividing before the Peope-and then
uniting against us before the House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

This is the discretion Of the wise Statesman. who
presidcs over the columns of the Richmond Wing
we must now give up the claims OF more than
hsc millions, justly due to merchans-ior the az
gressions OF Napoleon Bonapate against our maritime
rights We must release France from claims which
every Administration (r Adams included has press
ed upon the Frenchand now when France has pledged
herself IN good faith TO pay, aud will pay soon--wr
are advised IA AT of romantic and idle generosity Z,
release france-and tax Farmers and others 10
pay cur claimants. ~ most just and noble ihonght
surely CI1IZk7N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
GEoRGLl t.AYo.N CONTENTION
~ Tffi EDITORS Or fIfE f.N(ltfIR
O. MINI g,,.k.vftIr t...,, lit, III, a..

~.
hliLLfnSsviILr, Geo, July LIST, 1855
we have no personal acquaintance though W. agree
h Poiuc nlattcrs- believing that you would like t.
Dear the result of the action Of the Union i'm
Georgia, | have determined To- write yum
I" The Convention met to-day at 10 o clock at this
place, and proceeded To ballot for Presicn, and Vice
President when, counting the votes /, appeared
that MIR. Van Buren, had ........... 100 votes
'uugc "hie,. ................. do.
nNess ~
Mr. Forsyth, ...................
1
Georgia is right in this matter; and there il no
doubt the People will support these nominations, by
majority Of FIVE thousand votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

and as man, has been alike honorable mainianing he
character OF his State equally by uniform devotion to
heT principles and by manly vndicaton Of his course
ny fhos Graves Old Troop. In the midst of our
ing;on. $500 ~
oy Lieut. fatteson. State Sovereignty
..ioft viii war, at least in words, land siouL
NY chance happen--in
Nn"" roi who may eonsnss ~ could
nave such pfsscisicr, sfo>shi DO no bar
y tai' my plain, sworn, downrish .tc.tation
r. V'Stefy de.potisin, Ia every na1en."
oSkhowh. The remains Of oia H'ues
=, " re-. aud faint Jet E.asicss stli."
Ey Lieut.. Weisierr
v",aa "i"ssiy being, sesFesii tormsJ uaoslsi--
- ios, VIM al ~ swSctc. leaves loL!ol-"
Found ia bottle
women and wuc-sane an
Hyou iolo" them lOus, you N sur . 90 beass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

MARKETS-Jaiy Ga 1885
ioBAeco-Supplics from the Country are lessenino-
asge quantIsy yet laying over for insprc.
tion-ihe daily breaks as large MS the crowd
ed state of the Warehouses will admit Of
Auction prices keep steady for all qualities
sr'e fine shipping leaf-such is $50 So
per hundred lower than a month aeo-It
rarely happens that over Sl3is paid for ship
ping leaf now
FLorE-Supphes very moderate Sales occasionally
naking at 81 ~ n sc so
S.NxIspII g. InNrc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
Funsrol Honor, 20 .f0j.n Ma, xboy


The Common Councitofth the City OF Richmond, having
received the oufnful intelligence Of the death of our RE
vercd vllow-ctzeu JoitS MARSHALL Chief Justice of
the u States aud that their constituents with one
accord, desire to cviice their respect tor his memory
and the sense Of the calamity which has beallcn our
common country. and themselves especially; aud hav-
ing asc'ftansd that his will reach the city and
be inferred this afternoon, whereby suiicent time will
mol DC afforded for general asscmbsgc Of the citizens
In town mcrting-do respectfully ,uend the follow
in5 arrangements and order OF procession:
ls 1at III the stores be closed the hour of three
O'clock for the remainder OF the day aud that the be-
throughout the city, be tcd until The setting OF the sun
:. The Citizens will assemble at the County Court
House, at o'clock where the order Of procession will
snccession from the Square will proceed thence to the
wharf.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
LIST. Military
I'd. Judiciary
Pail Bearers. CORPSE. Pail Bearers
Sd. Family of Deceased and Mourncrs
9Th. Governor and Members of the Executive Coun-
Gil, and other State Officers.
9th. Masonic fraternity.
9Th. Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution.
en- Officers OF the Army aud Navy of the u. States
9Th Members cftlie Court of Hastings aud Court OF
ilenrico County, of the Common Hail. and OF.
ficers OF their respective bodies.
10Th. Citizens ON foot.
18th. Citizens horseback.
l2th Citizens in carriages.
lhe following gentlemen are requested to receive the
renas OF the deceased at the steamboat, and
Henry st. Geo. Tucker,
John Is. CT option,
B.SW. Leigh,
Thomas Rutherford,
Charles COPELAND,
Robert Pollard,-
Chapman Johnson,
Robert Stanard,
Wosb Il w ssD'' and of,he Masonic Fraternity
shals:
General Lambert
General Pcyton,
Colonel Darlington, and
Colonel Arniistrad.
Captains OF vessels requested to have their faps
flying, at half mast.
July 9th, 1885
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
:, > FOR TIE HfQUfRrR.

The Wing adniires the following toast drank AZ Pc
ersburg the 9TH, and hopes il NAV he approved y
the People and executed by Congress"
ny James 3. Wallace Tic Froneh Dsbts In the
yiew o. TIE Phanihr9pist II Is already cEnguished by
c balance due her. Hfance) in the rift Of Dasyettc
The services Of In fsycc are then full scl.of for
our claims upon Fraucg But how came we by those sery
ces, which all acknOwledgc, and which The u S. have
appreciated and sought to reward in the person Of the
ustrous La Fayee, ia he most satisfactory eayy How
were those services rendercd' Not the appreciation Of
coming overland who would have used force conld tev
hays got hold OF him. lie Obliged 10 charter veg
sci at his own expense and conc of candcstinelv
And these services are the full of for the pro-
perry, &c. plundtrcd OF rs aud acknowledged 10 be
just debtby France The - ought to pay tie undered
out Of their own redundant Treasures now said 10 be
devoted 70 corruption and buying up the Presidential
votes Of certain States" &c, &o.I
This Is the amount Of JamesS Wallaces toast This
the justice dae 70 our own pcopeThis The Whieism II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

SO DOLLARS REwAkD.-i!an away from the
a&SP Subscribers Saw MILL on Wynns creek, Hall
fax, Va, negro man called Crosby. Crosby is-np--
Paenty about 80 years of age, well built, complexion
quite dark and considerably above the middle size about
feet or 10 inches high, pretty good rough carpen-
ter, and good hand at almost any kind of labour
When spoken to, his delivery is slow and as me-. 10
nothing peculiar IN his appearance recolsced any fur
of his legs knees believe II sprobablc that Inc may
be lurking on some boats between Weldon and Milton ~
C or eS US soiue suppose he is making his way fos
the State of Dino, other free State. Reward
Of twenty Eve dollars will be paid, if the above named
slave rs tNeen within fifty miles Of this place. and hty
dollars If taken and delivered to the subscriber at any
ALEX, CUNNINGHAM.
Cnninghain's Store, N. C., July 10, 1895. l9--st
N osT OR sToLEN-on Tuesday evening last, be.
81 tween the Columbian Hotel and the Steamboats,
Thomas Jefferson and Champion, pocket Book con
tanning sir hundred desys in Bank notes of 800 each
on the Bank Of Vic United States excep, nose Of
Hiram tord for $600a bond of Dr Henricss Of Ala
hama for S120, payable 18th December next TO John
IT, iiorG-a bond Of VIM q Read Of Alabama, for S225
due at same time; and bond Of Geo w. Whitman of
Alabama, for S70 due at the tmc-besidcs other
papers reward Of 100 will be given for the return
ofihe Pocket Book and contents to the undersigned,
the White Chimnies, IN Caroline county, TO James
/ Rawlings, in Richmond. JNO. III. UORD
July 10. 1875
WonN o. LAY has sos sale, at lis stose, on 18th
% street, Richmond
key" Napoleon and "Lnviea,"
10 Boxes old Hook and faGtte Carct vintage Of 1870
100 Boxes Bordeaux Ciofot
S0 DO. Muscat Wine
20 Do Sautcrnc,
80 O.. casks Nfarscilc5 Madeira,
- Do. do Port
90 Bbls genuine Port, direct from Lisbon,
Old Madeira Wine, IN half pipes and ar casks
200 Bbls first quality mess and pruc Pork,
100 DO Family Flour,
I5O Do Mountsin sup DE-.
] 300 Ticrces ThOnassen iime,
1000 Bushels Lchigh Coal.
| I'D Pieces Dundce Cotton Bagging,
90 Barrels s,os5 Tor
% Of "seotss warranted FIRE proof lion Chests,
various sizes and prices.
Jaly o 17-9p
! SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Neatu-boats to
- Woshingfon md Beifinorc-Thc new, swirl selling
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take passef
gers from size Patrick Horny for the sboge pieces on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads.
J. WILSON, Captain.
l .,.4 a a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
GENER4L CnLiR =

Inc VIII IS still the Order of the Day-many Of Mr.
RandOlphs neigbors and all his Oyerseers have bcrn
examined. They disclose many curious circumsta noes
touching the conduct aud character of this celebrated
man. Inc contest is now about admitting probat the
last produced viii, viz: Of January LIST, 1852
~ We have on file various accounts Of the Celcbra.
ton OF the Fourtii-whicl shall hasten to lay be.
fore readers.
Thomas Nelson, Esp, 'd Hanover county late resi-.
dent Of this City, said to be appointed Coec0r ofe
Po'i 81 Richmond to supply The vacancy accustomed by
the death Of Major James Gbbon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

pose r. NJ Johnson. upon principle They swallow the
hog and choke at the tail. :. :
by ~ Nj. G. Dickinson. Henry Clay and J. c. Cal
noun two disappointed aspirants for The Presidential
Chair They tried hard to shipwreck Van Buren--but
magte.a"ke he has taken that tide which is about to
bear him fortune y
ny w: A. Moncure. Andrew Stevenson John NJ
mas intelligent and high minded sons
by X H. Johnson Notification:
Dedsins floss a Hickory switch
rs dors before Las one ione
A1l diving Nike wser-wileh,
=, Nh2n trSsuns 0a posats gOn
By Sr Davis The ladies OF HanoveT
ny Robert Tag ior The Ladies who have this day ho-
INQUIRED us with their presence Politicians and Political
economists mag say we rctrograding; but in the
fascinating oveness OF female beauty and accomplish
ments it is So
by j. Z. Sustou. Andrew Jackson and Thomas
hitehc Hoeest men and fearless patriots.
by John Battae. I he Day and the Occasion: When
our County like the Mother Of the Gracch proudly dis
plays her jewels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Steamboats, to
- Washington and Bainmoro.-Thc new, swifl-saibng
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take passe-
gers from size Patrick Henry for the above pieces on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads.
J WILSON, Captain
April 81; Ii4-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

YEHO ALL WHOM 1T MAJ
a scribeT takes this of eiiii!N
tlemcn whose notes (for purchases at the sisll
Major Hugh Davis will be due and yable on or
July, inst that punctussly in their payment releases
them from interest foY eight months lie would here
remark that having right to remit the interest after it
has accrned, he hopes they viii asail themselves of their
pEivcgrTo all other persons Scbscd to the said es-
tate, le must say should they forward and pay
their respective dues before the day above named
satisfactorily ADJUST the same, that there
after they will be- put in suit All persons holding
claims OF any kind against his estato will present them
without delay properly authenticated for pa resoY-
ed as he is upon speedy close of his administration
Let him agan request, that may be without
sary cost to the debtors.
J. a. GODDIN, administrator,
wa he VIZ asasE=d, - Hugh Da5Sii55, lssg d.
n Is. with the view to save gentlemen the trouble
of calling than once will be and remain at INV Of
fee On connection with my carpenters shop) during the
above named day, when expect be agrecably employ
ed. a q
July 10. I9-T