Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

and in consideration of the sum OF peven hundred oo';
lars to in hand paid, the receipt ana payment %
which sun, in full hereby acknowledged; ana Tue
said Nathan S S. Bcman, da agree to warrant ana de
end the riuh of the aforesaid negroes TO HIM tue saio
jacob Wilcox his heirs and assigns, forever against all
claims whatever
! affixed my seal, this l.h day of April, lo22.
N $50 NATHAN s: S. BEMAN. isl
Siyued sealed and delivered in presence Of LeaTtt
| Ihaxter VIM. Greene Macon, L. |. e..
! Registered the 18th june, 1872:
PnIL.i.. SIMMs, Clerk 'Supr Court
STATE OF GEoEGI., County of Hancock: !
4 ~ Cferk,s Office, Superior Court. :
!, Tuttlt H. Anias, Clerk of the Superior Court of
the County of Hancock, in the Slate of Georgia, d"
hereby certify that the foregoing on this sheet contains
FULL complete and percc: transcript and copy from The
Office broks Of record III said Office, of the deed or bill
of sale of Nathan S Benan tn jacob Wilcox for three
negro slaves, of record in said Office. -
In testimony whereof, have hereto set my hand
Isl and the seal ii said Court, this 9TH day CT Sept,
IS3o FUTILE Il. ANDAS, Clerk.
lNCENDiARlES
We give below article from the Albany AInn1,
posing tie character q. The Convention which the polt-
cal fanatics propose holding at Utica The active agent,
Avan Stewart wlio scuds forth this call for Cunven
ton of Ab0itiosts is notorious busy Wing panic
makera hl.angurr against the Administration ot Ge
raj Jackson and the Republican Administration Of the
Sen;c Of New York. thoroughly identified with all
the past schemes OF the Opposition When see the
Richmond Wing publishing the to this call to give
ii n,po tance-rrpubsng long abolition articles de-
signed to identity the leading churches Of the coun-
! try with their movements; and the Tclegra pin dis
playing Tappans Committee Address and embody
| ing in his own Prospectus the most spccious ar
guIncnts Of this rcw Of MISUNDERSTANDING can doubt
but there Is als understanding between the pnlt-
cal ugta,ors i'll Sac South: and their brethren of the
Opposition at the ntiI: 1--WE the worst portion OF
it, who are endySy%ri"s I" cloak their hostility to the
garb Of religious 4hncnt. Every who reads the
Wing and rcrg h and all The papers OF that triut,
mist perceive with what zeal they labor to increase the
excitement, and seek to turn il to political account, BY
the calls OF nAvriio "f Southern merchants 10 pass
an ordinance Of intcrceurse-a decree nuifying
The Commerce between the Sou.li aud Nort
Of DESTROYING unity Of action in the great Republican
party which has hitherto nainian.d the principles
which the Concderacy founded To break the sym
paties which bind the Democracy Of the holding
and saveholdng States together, is the great object
oi TIC enemies Of Our institutions at home and abroad.
Aud it is evident that the Abolition Convention Of
Northern fanatics, and the non intercourse Convention
Of Southern merchants ~: parts of the school
The individuals engaged in it are the confederate panic
makers OF the last year, pulling at the two ends OF Me
Union T., break it asunder. They have hopes Of ae-
couplisIiag any OF their political Objects but through
anarchy The slave question is the las, eypcdent Tor
unSsttng the Union. We may, therefore, expect that
dSconen:ed and aspiring political leaders, aud all the
wrrtchcd followers of their fortunes will make the most
Of Abolition, 10 forward ticir e!iIts 10 throw into
luonary CONFUSION, country, in which every thing
prospers but ;Ilrir mad ambition.
We add iiom the Argus part of the resolutions passed
bv the Republican Convention ul Chatauquc, the first Of
which approved oil the Baltimore nonnatons-ihe lat.
ter, which follow, speak the sentiments Of the Northern
Democracy upon the Abolition movement:
RcSO.ca, Taa consider that what one foreign and
Independent nation 10 au2!hcr matter Of right
corcera.rd Slate lis sister State as mat
Ter Of county and JUSTICE and il the strong and united
expression Of unnIHed adherence and gnaliun does
not deter these dsturbrrs Of the public peace from the
prosecution Of their fell designs it will be the duty of the
several States t" enact laws restrain and punish them
authorize their delivery the authorities Of the States
whose laws they have violated and contenned.-GioJe
ABoLiroy.-While VIC deprecate, in common with the
whole Sontl the folly and mischief Of keeping up
excitement the subject of abolition by OF
cry aud inlammatory discussions circulated far and
wide, II is really amusing, well provoking, to
how completely the worst inccndarics ha succeeded in
converting to their uses such political anti aboltioniSs
as the Richmond Wing and the u. States Telegraph.
These laSt papers, with few Others cry out against
the discusslon and invoke heaven and earth 20 bear wit
hess against the tanatca cnets and yet to create pre-
JUDGE against the North, and to Southern
pssy they copy largely and weekly no their newspa-
perS, the most virulrn sentiments of the abolilionss
aud discuss them long and loudly; and in fine, c l!te
them fully and frequently Garrison himself
or Thompson NIGH wish! What cousummale absurd
ty Will not the intelligent and sober reminded frcemen
Of the South who their real friends and the real
foes excitement and disunion' So much for po
litic2l ant. abolitionsn. -Giote.