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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07
MORE TROUBLES.

ANOTHER BOUNDARY wAR.--By th6|
New Hampshire Statesman, we learn
that the Canadian government have in~|
timated their intention of taking possess
sion of the Indian Stream territory, o.
the northern confines Of New Hamp
shire, though that tract has been una 81
the jurisdiction ofthat state for 90 yes rel
and was agreed to be left SO until thl
Madawasca question is adjusted. --N iucl|
i'll blood and excitement exist. TIE in{
habitants have rebelled against Nes1
Hampshire, and the British aut horitiea
sustain them in it, Wheeling 9 azstte.
An Extraordinary lmpt3ster.--AI
jew by the name Of Frye who preten1
ded to be converted 70 tie Chfissiax
Religion, and who affected holy yea
to convert bis countrymen to the sand
faith, it is well recollected by many
travelled through the southern country
eight years ago, soliciting funds .fol
the confederation of the Jews,' and
who with countenance and success
rarely equalIed, has, we observe, Re-
tired to Italy, erected him a Palace,
and is living in afiuence, out of thu
800, 600 he succeeded in. swindlind
from the American peoplet Will VI
never learn wisdom from experiences
Dan. OF.
The dead bodies Of thee negroes
packed up in tiercss, were recent
discovered on boa. d one Of the steam
boats which ply between Baltimore
Philadelphia. The inquest which va
calico to inquire into the circumstat
ces, were unable to obtain any fac
when would lead to development
t.as motive Of this singular shipment,
Winch. Hirginian.
49,.
AvALANcHEs.--An mother of tho
mighty crashes occasioned by the ia
petuous decent Of large bodies Of
& rocks fromths hsights Of the Alps
Switzerland, occurred on the 20sh
August last. Ii is not stated that
ny lives were lost, -although the grt
mass which descended, entirely bloc
ed up the river Rhone, and cut off
passage over the Alps by the grt
Simpion road. Ia 1918 SINH
Avalanche decended and no less sh
400 houses we're washed away 10
inslant.-Lyaca. Democrat.
The Baltimore Chronicle Of Satt
day says: Yesterday afternoon
sailors became engaged ia persol
controversy, whea one Of them kick
the other in the abdomen with sd
violence as to produce immedi
death. The offender was instan
appreilended and com nilted TO Pris
sMss
The city of Boston sends seventy.t
members to the State LEGISLATURE q
session within eight of the mum
forming the House of Delegates for
whole state of Maryland.--Mlil.
DROWNED IN A WATER PAIL "A
Sargent, miserable drunken woms
was found drowned in Boston,
Thursday afternoon, in water ps
containing only three pints Of wat
She was found by her daugh.er "
her head leaning over the pail, dead
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07
Nav ToBAcco.-A French paper

Nav TOBACCO. "A French paper
mentions thatthe skins of potatoes form
an admirable substitute for tobacco,
that the most fastidious connoisseurs
are unable TO distinguish it from the
finest quality Of the latter plant. Con-
siderable quantities Of the real tobacco
are now raised 10 ireland, for which
superiority is claimed by some over
the Virginian; but, il this be true,
which we confess we find hard to be-
lieye, she certainly possesses in. her
potato skins such an abundant supply
as to render wholly superfuous the
culture Of the Indian weed.-Ge Met.
A Mr.. Patterson Of Clark county,
raised the present season, pumpkin
weighing 116 pounds -girth 6z feet
length Of vine 70 feet Ohio Rep.
DR.. Scudder, the pulitzer in Of eyes, has
now invented something to put them out.
patent naval bomb shell, armed with
spikes, like sea spider, to plant itself in
the deck a kind of "infernal machine
The doctor is certainly destructiyss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07

Wear your learning. like your watch,
IN private pocket, and do not pull! It out
to snow that you have one: but if you
are asked what o'clock it is, tell it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07

TOMATO GaEEN.-The Georgia Cou-
rier. says the juice Of the vine Of Toma-
to--whlch has been lauded BY Or,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07

We learn that DR.. Benjamin shurt.
%sf, of Boston, has made donation Of
$4,000, for the purpose OF assisting
10 establish Baptist Seminary at Al
ton, Illinois. The same amount has
also been contributed by other gener-
Gus individuals in this city, making the
sum oftwenty thousand dollars Bos.
ton Journal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07

DROWNED IN A WATER PAIL A
Sargent, a miserable drunken womd
was found drowned in Boston,
Thursday afternoon, in water pd
containing only three pints Of watt
She was found by her daughter vi
her head leaning over the pail. dead
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07

The city of Boston sends sevsnty.t
members to the State LEGISLATURE d
session +; within eight of the mum
forming the House of Delegates for
whole state of Maryland.--Mlil.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
h,s,., u LtttDRelq aEnQutrer,:. IN p
sEvE.RYa THURSDAY sMoRNINe, n
BY IA ENRYs ADAMS s a.aaa5 '' 4
z. IA La 81 CORN RL,sAsTER.

VNHE Albion Corn Plaster softeas the corn, no veSet
Odd ind t6nst. aud extracts IL 20 the very roots
Eve ffes Afforded Il gentie Immediate aud tI6rouRb
The proprietor beas leave % submit the Folluwihf
ease rom NJ. StowelL who II we'll known 20 the in
hatAs " the city 81 B0ston especially at the south
eud ~ very worthy and respectable cftixen. q a
81 % =. sah'a "A CASE. ,tiS12tH" 80 o. 5"a
SRI 90 not htSitate to give my most unqualified
npProhatloH 10 fator o. yoHr valuable Abib6 Corn
Piaseg BY The ase OF less than l,ox Mrs. St6wciI
has been cared % corn each foot which had bee
sxcecdmSIy troIhlcsome and painful Tor years. aud I
eMs9k u bat justice 90 your Invaluable pfearaiio 10
add tior the encouragement al ii,se isl, owing 70
repeated dsappnn9e in the various remedies re-.
sorted 70, have finally despaiFed Of cure That yotr
eon'Weaded remedies 40 purpose and What incrc.
sec ny eonienee "a the Superiority Of yonr Plaster Il
sne iac thi has been used several DC my negh-
VorS whh equally goOd success '.''7 @ ie' ~ ,
.eoeasel fsignedl n5aa0 SETH iSToWEI.L,, T. ="
a.. ~ n, - ,Ketp.r NE Toll 9oase. SoaM Bosfoa
Ms;4 A'dder rorfielor Of The Coaway Medicines.
9h Price so cents. re- ".''|1 e .p4t1 az *'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
Sore and Inaaalmnned1 EWES.

1890 NAANJ AaAhAeAAAAOtAs'i a - &RS4Dn q
HNNHE sudlious, tie weakly, and Others, ssHo are
iroubledw with sOFeness Or inflaAfsnati0H Of tIiat
delicate crgan. will be able 70 obtaia most peasn
and Snvaluahe application. ia 'n'ag t4e'lFH 3dl
Fsi' Damfries' EYE .WATERtc 'as5i
Thh wst established Wash Tor The Eye.is perfec,ly
'anoce"i and gives immediate relief ewes IN very az
ST9y:ted eases 81 sorssess and iDaammalion. [,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
:. New, ,,.A.rlari.a;llngement.

rEEREAETER the New-HaseU Steam
BOATS will leave Ne,c-H Gven at o'clock
A, Az. instead Of "a. o.clssck (nOs,0l as hereto
1ore.- Add one. OF said Boats. will lease Ne'c'
York, daily, Sundays excepted. at o'clock
A. NJ. sas.,aa,. yao5, -. - sa2,l ~
nrExcellent Post Coaches are always ;"
~e.diness ON arrival Of the boats ut New Haven
"a convey passengers to Hartford, Boston and and
proyidence. Also to Litchfeld via Waterbu-
~ daily, and via Woodbury. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays. aud Saturdays.
JOEL ROOT, Ageas.
taResos Heroes, Moo. ~. 1855. a''14,l = ----- IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

TO THE PEOPLE or ViEGiNiN. 'D
he on your guard. a clock cleaner by the name Of
,,John Belmont, has been travelling the county of
buckinghain tor some months, and particularly the
neigborhood Oi Virginia and Diana Mills lie was or.
dtrtd To leave tile latter place to-daymo more 10 re-
pear ana under very suspicious circumstance
Is II not Time to those trap,rsers of oei0hbor
NOUS 6hd c0U"tfcS under any pretenccs Tuse a. ou
We Do not know, we ought not To- trust.
DTImo"l says he IS native Of armagh, Ireland"
put VINO KNOWS II in this section Of country! And sup.
Posc e was Is not john Thompson native Of Eng
land And has not Connel anatllaniatscd Ancriea
suore than once?
The writer had negro bow carried off lss s,,,,,,o,
ny an freshman, sione-nason lie worked only two
Gays at the Mill aud the miller yellow boy disap
Peared and was carried into the neghborbood Of Char
loiesyille and finding hc was about to be sod to negro
traders returned TO the owner
Is u not tine those wrcches arrested in iraYcrs.
inv the country
This Mr. " Belmont professrd l., be- an AMI; ,,t;.u
ist Are professions to be taken as facts at this time of
day. Would you, IL you were about 10 excite an in
s9ircct'0n, say you were Insurgents II you were
Murrel man. would you even say Won ever saw Hlurel
Yet this man strongly Suspected $50 stronpl
that judge Lynch had like to have been called IN :
has bid US adeu- hope forever Ills proicssed name
- belmont and God only knows WHETHER IL Is his
real name o. not. But, take whcro be- locates,
wish to warn you against tIOse fsartrsors Of the
country, under ang pTseaces those travelling raebrs
et cecra. We have plenty of yous e4esfsef yrgeLes
we want none of their aid We like 10 hear the osDel
from those know, and have cou6Jeuce in Pcruii
n'e u warn you on another point; and that s-givng
your ncgnes Passts Give them no ygss except on j,g
Perotfe occasions There has been more travelling nm.
der Posses, since tle establishment Of the late patrols
Vby Tie writer's observatory than there were before
Pnsses ar no fasses.
To the County Courts permit me 10 say word -
Would II not be well 10 establish in different boundaries
IN eaeh county, 50 many organised parols-2 or g. for
nstanceresp cciable incn, whose duty shall be- Ia
patrol On that precinct and DO nothing else ID would
be cheaper, aud much better than The present potro
more constant and regular twoud not cost thar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
JOS. WILSON, ccrk.
CENTRAL COURSE RAcEs-5p.LrI


SECOND
t stakes, for three years old $500 entrance
oit ,So mie heats seven .ubsc sbers started VIZ
Amer iObnsons Dr. by Monsieur ronson -
W H. Johnson's c. Daniel, by
John Aiinse's b. {. Nicholas Bddlo by T'imoleon
'0 !fn Al not''s oh. c: Upton HEATH by Gohunna
Sssene kae1swespstakes for three year Odds $500 entrance
nhi forfeit, SIX subscribers, started - -"'''
E. r. CeIbins b. by Sir ChaIlos
john Ritgscy's oh. l. by Timoeon
Iinc--in 6sln. 2-no contest.
THIRD DAY
John iletl' Jl. Simon y Marion ~ ~" ''o
T. " divers eli. c. Orazabo, by Mon. Tonxo,
II, ~. chSpia's b. m Miss Patience, by Aledey
Innei each heat, 3ul '' "'-
o '"v second RACES sweepstake heat. 800 dollars an,
ains NJ Srlien CHI by Iimolcon, Ro,,,
~ sister, Hoil Nh Botts' hy ana far
days pfevoni 10 the The taken by tho G
N Bolts ly
M Seldens nder being dounted Inv ono 80 ~,
gf"ons unsrtas returning 10 the e
an appeal was made from their decision Seldom TO be finally
Disposed Of by the Club. '' ~ 10 many
rn m FoURrm DAr.
r"t Ise-Ihc ProprietoIs Purse $500 three mile heats
ty ,aliiso.'S D. ~ sally f.ulanks, by Roanoke a
= H. u; 'oh"soas D. T. Julian, 'y Johanna, s
1ohn VI no b. T. R0~aie Sotncrs by "'-
-. ~ :. i5Hycess b. Camsdsl, by Industry, o Il,
i..nsI,'n; % i-is.--6m , 34s.-6n. Is. ~
sc'oad ReeSwcepakes Maryland and pi,,s;c, or f,t
~ r. e t%onio heats four scrcrs-tl,roe started:
a. ~ :, &tycs's D. Z Receea Coleman, by Apporon
r. Sil%o5 L. sIs Je9a Marsha by John Richards, sdis
Firth Day.
riny pct 2',Jockey Club $1,000, mile heats
M i,i o; c. b.tcS Heath, by Sir Archy;
~, Ohyer's b. c. E1coro, by Star, . q
Iins--Sm. 7s.-sln. IJs.
Trance 80 fffeit four subscribers yyns not rnnSIr ,
VII % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
Observation-Disclosures d;o6 o,alo,,,,


The "Whig' is between hawk and buzzard He is
perfectly at loss what to do whether TO 60 for oe or
seseydi candidaesor election by the Coegcs or bv
Congress-ior White HARRISON or ''the ID" Dor un
fortunate wight of neighbor is blind as the batand
how can "the DiRd lead the blind? in this woru pre
dcamen he comes forward to address the % Wings of
tfsIna and ito assist them in deciding them lays
before the Wings the following suggestion which cna-
mates IRON nigh aaaoriiy and has reeired lie sanction of
ms" a"thcrfy..-Th plan is, 10 take the course Of
g%a to rally together, and be they iarrisonitcs, or
Whliees, to go Tor one ticket. The following is the
prescription of his high authority Correspondent:
Let the White party and the Harrison party each no.
inmate an electoral ticket headed hiie Harrison
but let those tickets contain the names of the same cleo
tors and let those electors give the vote of the State 10
nm who shall receive the highest popular vote"
But suppose, neither of these can get the vote of ma
Joriiy OF the Electors in the Union, how then Why
course the Election may to the H. of r. Had not the
wing better advise at the ticket to be aoge ther
nncommed-and the Peoples will entirely transferred
by their unrestricted Electors to him. who can be found
to beat Van Buren, in the Union, if such an oraaJe
eandddtc can be iound-Or does the Wing again go for
an Election by the House, To that mpcxion he will
nj iasfi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

AFFLerISs f,vESrWc bayo recorl the Ian ,a, 80
& w s all iesprctahe citizen and she consequent awful mir
non OF az iceonate wifa % @
whtst Nh Edward Creery, younz man naoS3 ti
wore cunning Fairfield attantion r
!" n"ary 10 the same bird Whilst approaching the game
su" an the whole load the brenst of A. f
~ ch eais' his nant death The event has caused vrv 90
oeui sorrow Capt Richardson's
vac 2Sei sergeant yesterday paid funeral honor. 10 ,s
'c,'ihso OF lhcf Fellow soldier Compiler Of Hosdgy - -
- our eanchoy duty to record the untimey death of Dr. Low
WINS On last Saturday afternoon, he occasion
Grand Lagoon, horseback. Being az il il sunnoses
WIN The ua cfo.ng place. he attempted 10 cross be The
'c was 9eep an hour afterwards his body
ABOUT iofy yards from The shore of Fosters Island reTy
was mule TO restore animation
H. & 1d nrd iofeverDr w year Of liz ase
y ms 3amccsi aud honorable
self 10 all who snsw lie was noti NJ Vi, & MN
' ~ l9ria ipf ten past Pensacola GasDr OR TO-
ed atif severe aud painful lness OF thirteen davs
o. yPus evc' on Tusiay tho 2b soptombcr al ibo es
9snco o. h law, WIN Eubnnk3 Kng X Oueon count
nan Cason aed % years He has sisters one bro
% '9ops', WIZ numerous train Of connexions and se
iunancer 10 regoths dstb while they cannot refrain rom 10
"c'"s inc ifn'ly wlachnc'h him his untmely grave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
October I1th, 1885.
COM.NHNYCAzED

q, = 49,, -. =, COyhNUyvICa7ED
IN trent SapNer Court II Lar CsGnev holden for nm
wS Liberty o9 The 10Th day Of OCTOBER 1885, following
ana ordered to be recorded in the proceedings Court
SnMsrorHER ANruoSY ESD, late and hill.
P'ceu member OF this Bar, and
parted hi. life suddenly, erm of this Io1 us
hoeed unanimously by the Judge Members of Tho R, .
e oces OF tho Court That for the memo,y ~ h
nigh sense Of Tor his integrity honour and moral
, US eIzen monber Of society aud his uni
this '''N"'e Us mcnDor OF
HeSctredJtt, That common with b 10
most sincerely deploIe his loss his family society nnd to tho
surviving heinDciS OF the pocssionnnd
ahy our sincere condslence te sudden affective nnd
ir.paable loss they have in death. 800
heSrd
and that this Court do now nd ~ " -''""''s'
Copy-Tsstr, JOS WILSON OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30


we most cordially nail the appearance Of this new
paper, established by Mr. James Alexander at Char.
lotlesyiic 1t is published every "Wednesday, at SO a
year i is admirably printed and exhibits the best
proofs OF taste and talent We are happy that we can
at length receive from the vicinity of the University
and OF MONTICELLO political paper which is conducted
not only with principle, but with dccency Il ives us
pleasure orePublish the following commendaory article
ron The Globe, and to extend 10 Mr.. Alexander the
right hand Of fellowship
Jetersonian RePatiieoH--A journal with this appro-
pirate title has sprung up at Charlottesville, Virginia In
It's announcement Of principles the doctrines Of the De-
mocatc party, as cxpounded the writings aud exen.
pinned IN the administrations Of Jefferson aiII Madison
are adopted 10 uianiain them, the editor says
IN supporting candidate for tho Presidency r N ivo-
cate tho necOssy and eNpcdiency
ar1H as 10 hin We shall have principles
o" 1nu mahllon We aware, lives IN
Ne" YORK, prejudice has been him. nq the
ofefp caniate When Jerson Madison others
ctea ss he o the Republican patty they support
ca by o Republicans OF the North shall ,o
nov one om hcs section ofcountry s,
port, becaue he is o Souhernef;u
IL must be gratifying to the Republicans Of the Union
70 witness the establishment Of press at Charlottesville
winch wall redeem the character OF the Sage Of Monti.
cell" ron the dssoue. dsorganzing creed Imputed 10
him by the Of nul6crs who have sole command Of
The press IN the vicinity of MonGcellohave had the
hardihood 10 utter the deesabe hercsies Of john G. Cal
houn Tor the saving faith inspired by the genius Of the
place.
" We may hope that the tomb Of the great Republican
Apostle will now be wrcsted from The power Of MahO.
NETS followers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
DAvENANT,


he IL known TO you, ielowcitizens, that Hugh Good
VIM Jr VIII be candidate at the next spring election
To represent you in the State Legislature To those who
are not acquainted with Mr. Goodwin we will saw that
ne is an unwavering Democrat and friend of the
present Administration MIR. Goodwin highly approved
that master stroke of craftsmanship of the President in
opposing the power of the u States Bank by the reno
val OF the public deposes and wrote the first political
essay published IN the Richmond Enquirer (over the
signature of "Vrgnia Democrat, sustaining that able
measure lie was Likewise the author of several adj
dresses TO ne people oil the United States the
signature, designed the lon to be
panic MIR. Goodwin voted in the Baltimore Conyen-
ton Tor Van Buren, and Rves; the fitness of whom for
the two first Offices in the Government he had prevons
~ advocated in the public newspapers.
SEVERAL VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

TO I1iE EDITORS or IIE ENQUIRER
NbNrLEMEN:-lf an inference can be drawn from Tho
speculation in stocks, and the facts disclosed il,
.c Saze'es OF the day the President aud Directors of
@ pa'h OF the United States again Gliding that in
, ; machine to suit the private purposes of their
III. nds and Of themselves
as trre no remedy for this swindny Ia the Cal ital
=. me PEOPLE OF the u s. to be employed to govern the
PIe OF stocks OF the country and they to be lowered
@ la'sed IN order that favored few may be en-
oyh1r"g timely adoice from the President of the
Dah, lhat they may swndle the public? Cannot a
grand jury be found in the where these things oc
cur 10 present the swinders and petit Jury be found
20 convict them! And cannot Judge be found of snf
ceht sagacity and 6Imncss TO force the Bank to shew
us DOORS aud papers to get the swindcrs 1t would
ieany s;sin that reason and justice and common law
"ouiu justify legal examination look into this nl-
NOUS s~indng. Why a grand jury send for
persons under the sanction Of court, call for pa
psrs and persons, aud enter upon regular examination
OF Tue swindng, which, it is said that those SC
engage IN the affairs of the Bank suit their private
ehus nave been guilty Off If there be common law
does ~ not beioove the different States where this
swihdng pacsed, 10 pass laws for its suppression
Inc rights which the Bank may have by the laws of
congress and the adudications OF u. States Courts
one ting-the swindng is another. Let the latter be
into either by the force OF the grand jurcs and
'e common law against swinders, let the States pass
laws TO reach such Take these observations for
what iley are worth, from your friend
N A n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

81 INC Richmond Enqnifcr insists upon docs
s19no n iisn we lad really supposed that any who
could through MI Buren,
20 would Do too nrc Of Hu Ugus confIaa .tft
cN
DOES the pirginian understand our SeDat0r? II he
does, u is than most Of his friends do or VIC sus
pet, Mr. Leigh himself II might be said Of him what
Webster said Of Mr.. Adans-when some one toasted
hlr q for confronting his enemies and said Mr. w
~ low key-"his friends afso" IF Mr. Leigh be- 50
suaghorwafda man, will the Virginan tell us whether
Mr. ~ was or not Tor the Bank Of the u SWAT
ms aternates aud developments meant-Or will or will
not Mr. Leigh obey all the Instructions Of the next he.
gslaue--whch will lac obey, which will he not or il
mol wi he retire. II the Virgnau be (Edpus enough
to understand these things We confess frankly we are
$3.50 80 $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

we giye fnflher interesting accounts FINN aud coa.
t""Hg iexas The storm 10 gathering War appears
inevitable. The Inhabitants are taking up arms and
marching against the Mexican troops. We expect every
moment % hear Of blood'beino she'd
ne american Emigrants inviting Volunteers
from the United States They have subscribed several
thousand dollars TO be sent to Orleans Tor such arms
and munitions Of war as Dr. B Il Archer NAV dcsig.
nate Six gentlemen pa in $500 head--besdes others
smaller sumsln eccliu9 Members Of the Convention
fcm B'azofss, % votes were poicd Of which Ncssrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
FAIRFIELD RACEs.--

FOURTH Day.
Cinp furse, 5000, two uile Loats entrance SI5
IS lbs. - ~ - N''Ppio' . years Old,
Jas r. OGI'ia c. b. Sir charles Bctsoy Robinson az
'Gs3 .'h' b Sir Charles by Madson yea,. old
hIn i,i..et,sc -. ML t,.-,, d.
ARCS DICK Bcn.ley by Marion, yours old on jbs
ilme-lst heat, 3m. 55s I'd boar, 3sn 5g,. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
MARRIAGEs
nEATIIo

married. in Charlottesville, Monday the 1ob mat
nae 'a'fet daughter of air. Alexander Carrot, " ~ '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

The Baltimore Chronicle says, that il is Mr. Van Iu-
rem interest to plunge into War will, France =
are we never to have end these falls, and ratu;
ious charges? Mr. v b. does not desire war /, Will
not promote his interest II will not facilitate his cleo
un Ills patriotism, well that of every consider.
ae cizen. viii prompt him decline it, unless ,l,
EishtS and UgMor Of lis conntry enfnrcr n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

wharton and Byron eoch received ca, w n Wat
SON IS. II. Smith and g. r. Archer 90. Nc Sc -
=" Already public meetings have been called to mani
es'ne American feeling in regard the struggles and
anofu such and as is consistent with the law o nations
One very animated in tone, held at Nafehitoehes
near the frontiers, in which the designs Of Santa lima
arc denounced rs ambitious dangerous tyrannca tend
Popular enthusiasm has manifested iise at once in New
otieans, by large public mrcting the offer of num-
oel VI volunteers, and the immediate subscription Of
considerable Of money. The papers Of Thai c;,v
say was attended by thousand persons They opened
isl Tor volunteers collected FIRE Moaso.d dolls IN the
spot appointed Corresponding Committee aud resoy
ed to aid and support the Tc xias by every means i'm their
power, consistent with the duties to our own Govern.
hent "a reservation, with which hope all the pro.
c',dngs IN th's IN efcstng case. will be tempered
Cah no arrangement be made with Santa Anna as
el as the inhabitants of Texas 10 unite this coun,rv
with Republic2 >