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


Boston Patriot.
We perceive by the Ceayeaua (Ohio) Herald. tina,
a large meeting has been lately held in that town 5y
tnose who were opposed to the of the Fanat
les aud resuluio of manly and patriotic temper were
adopted The citizens II Cteeoeaad call upon tic icgis
press ne "gis~fors IN at state We happy 10 re-
cognze among the names OF those who addressed The
meeting that Of the Rev +. Boydcn, who resided for
several years IN this Borough, aud whose
worth and icrvent piey had for him the unlimited
confidence of our nuniy.-.Ncrfom Beacon.
Bishops Emory aud Ileddug have addressed Circ.,.
Jar Letter to the Ministers of the Methodist Episcnra
churches OF the New England Conference. in relation
TO the agitating question: in which they a clionatcly
warn theIr brethren against the folly and danger of
'neddi'ng with The subject of Abolition..7en. HeTaid
TmE BnAScH BANK OF rnn UxlrrD SrArrs IS rms
Cirf-We are gratiiied learn that under the provi
sona arrangement made by the Committee Of the S,oct
holders OF the Bank of Charleston now al the North
SUBJECT to the ratification of the Directors of this Bank
10 DC elected IN November next the and s,spc
ca debts due TO the Branch in South Carolina have been
purchased by the Bank and that these debts will
oe gradually wound up through the Intervention of the
new Institution, without creating the smallest pressure
IN the money market here.
we moreover learn, that the conduct of Mr. Biddc
and the Committee of the Directors of the Parent Board
was marked by lheralty and considerable regard for
the financial interests OF the community which cnte
MN m, and them 70 our hest Acknowledgements.
ne Bank of Charleston has only taken the debts
OF me branch but has purchased its Banking House ON
the most advanta geous terms
ne new Bank viii therefore in full capaci-
w us operations the second Monday in October with
All the advantages Of old institution aud be placed
once IN The of realizing successfully profits for its
Stockholders, whilst learn that the Committee al the
North are making extensive arrangements enable the
Bank To do large foreign and domestic pxchan, bv
winch ample will b. afforded to the merchants OF
inns market TO purchase staples under the best fci
ii'es oil trade = Charleston Mercury Sept. %.
80 . Qrom tho North Carolina Watchman.)
iuE ELEvESru CoMMANDMENT.-We have often
heard this commandment spoken of and repeated
every man nlind his business, but never until
a'ey, dld we hear of different one and which for lis
goodness we an.er 20 columns togcthcr with the
circumstances which gave rise to it, La debate i'm the
son resolutions of 1899 ought be received as the po-
cal Bible OF this conntry-wch occasioncd the FOL.
loving reply ''rhe gentleman hoped that the country
ad not yet arrived at such state of moral and
Gcgadaon as to recognize any other standard of morals
an That to be found in the scriptures of the Old aud
ew lcstanents and epitomIzed in the decalogue; but
IL permitted without presumption profanity he would
ought TO be eleventh. commandment in these words
"Ihon shalt not nor shall thy wife, thy son or thy
daughter, thy man servant thy maid servant the
stranger or soourner within thy gates durc in any wise
10 mention or hint at dissolution Of The Unionr ~
The Providence Journal announces that the Hon
Elisha X Potter departed this life his seat i'm South
kingston on Saturday morning last half past clock
Ills complaint was, understand technically termed
nst"d PeetoriS, which ended in dropsy of the chest
lie had not been unwe than usual for the last 81
months and died sitting in his chair. MIR Potter has
hlled large space in the political transactions of Rhode
Island during the last forty years He was vera
years member of the General Rssembly Of Rhode AS.
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