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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
Washington, June %, 1912.
RHODE leland.


The accounts by last evening New York mail
gloomy enough. We have for the details.
1t is feared, that blood viii be she'd An Extra of The
N. Y Piebean TUESDAY morning. says, ave have
just received by special messenger direct from Cbepa
Chef, the proclamation of Gov Dorr to the people Of
Rhode Island and the general call to MAINTAIN
the Suffrage Constitution The force of the Constitu
tonalisls enrenchcd at Cbepache s stated be 800
good men and true, with fous mounted pieces. We
are informed that the people are much in want of
provisions and muskets. 1t was believed al the Suf-
frage encampment that the United States Horse
Artillery at Newport would he brought into requI-
s;on to dislodge them from their position. letter,
wing The proclamatI SAYS ready for
them be the result what it may. "-Captan ID Wolf,
who was al the arsenal after the discontinue, and who
subsequently wrote letter to Mr. King sgnifying his
intention to withdraw from the contest Is again in The
Geld disc plning the Suffrage forces. He has, it ap-
pears satisfactory explained the motives which govern
ed hiUl in writing the letter David Parmenter the well
known advocate of the Peoples rights has been arrest
ed on charge of treason and thrown into prison at
evidence.
An Extra from the y Y Tribune TUESDAY after
ncon) has letter from Providence, Monday II P. NJ,
which says that MIR. Dorr 'are posted upon Ar
cots Hill an elevation of 90 feet, few hundred rods
of Chepachet commanding all the Iolds leading to the
place Within three fourths Of mile Of the village is
hill 100 feet high and within two miles another high
hill both which it the intention of the Government
forces to occupy. This morning most of the companies
marched out ofthe city, toward the enemy The force
now in the field is about 600 men, all in fine spirits
They have about p pieces %: artillery, including
sPaxhau gun received last evening from Boston
800 Of Gov. King 5 troops had been thrown forward
cut off the rctren oil the opposing party King had
issued Proclamation declaring Martial law through
the State-and exhorting the People against all
nexion with ''the Traitor Thomas Wills III Dorr, or his
deluded adheents. Thus they go instead OF making
peace and doing justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Ill. assume. that cstr:Uaan ot tl5 Isotsssa
ii hf pubic aads is by es,stng laws, Ia - saa5 a
the ct day of July, is4a, notwithstanding there has
been imposition OF duties on imports exceeding
twenty per cent up to that day, and directs to b.
made Oh the lst of August next II seems to very
clear that this conclusion equally erroneous and dan
gerous; it would divert from the Treasury fund
sacredIy pledged for the general purpose of the Co.
vernment in the event Of rate of duty above 20 per
cent. being found necessary for economical admins
trailon of the Government
The ball under consideration is designed only as
temporary measure aud Thus Temporary measure,
passed merely for the convenience Of Congress- made
to affect the vital principle Of important act If the
provlso of the act Of September, 1884, be suspend
ed for the whole period of temporary law, why not
for the whole period of permanent law, In fact,
doubt may be well according to strict legal
uef, whether the condition having been thus expressly
suspended by this bill, and rendered inapplicabe
case where it would otherwise have clearly applied,
will not be considered satisfied and gone
Without expressing any decided opinion on this point,
see enough in it TO Justify me in adhering to the law
stands, in preference 70 subjecting condition
vitality affecting the peace of the country, and SO So
emny enacted at momentous crisis, and so steadfast-
y adhered to since, and repete if adhered TO,
with good tn every interest of the country, TO doubtful
or captons interpretation
In dlscharging the high duties thus imposed on
by the CONSTITUTIONS repeat TO the House my entire
willingness to cooperate in oil financial measures
stuiional and proper which IN ITS WISDOM 1t may Judge
necessary ami proper establish the credit of the G
yernment believe that the proceeds the sales of the
Public Lands being restored TO the T.casury-or, more
properly speaking, the provSo of the act Of September,
lc4I being permitted to remain in full force-a tariff Of
duties may easily be adjusted, which, while it will
yield revenue sufficient to maintain the Government
in vgor, by restoring its credit, will afford ample pro.
tection and nfuse new hope into all manuactur-
ing establishments. The coalition of the country calls
for such legislation and it will afford the most sin.
cere pleasure to Cooperate in it,
JOHN TYLER.
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Died, cn Nond-y. he a'th ulf.. FR.>ci, II
liam and Emily F t;iynes, aged y months.
~ The Religious Herald viii phrase copy.
.ia0iitr HerO's g0neL

Died. the MrckrnLurg, Va, the morning of
The l inst, Nr. S,>prosp Eowrhs after gentle drCc n
he .9l Of his air flowers served
The Revelation, aud 0 The
Heroes Gulrd Amongst tie worthless o those pnrl, days
patriot Dntsicr than Sanford
Iowrs. Aud unworthy 0f hrins American citizen he
hu srH unmoNrd. u lie thrilling accents of The old
,ro's voice and who could Witness without ympnhl-ln
cmutIon youthful OF ms AGED he rccnunted te
Of The Revolution, which he lad participated LIE
passed old IL The enjoyment of 4 competency
la his eNtrlions, happ, and Affection
family children whose hearts, with those Of his worthy
friends ard n,Iehnrs, TOR al, loved
bleed The demise the good old manEnt they should
reflect that he died l and honor, and That the
honest patriotic heart MI glorious reward
world beyond gave. He Death with
auaun compnsurr, Int with the with which
he lah faced lam field al Liberty. sir, Euwas sided
with Republican rany. and voted for Martin Van Eufen in
the la.r election. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
Irnc ikrniSN.

few days ago. the Midlothian coal mine in Ches
ter!ieid county, discovered to be on fre-the
and several slaves were below and exposed
imminent danger As as it was made known TO
Mr. Thos Y. Hall, Superintendent of the Backheatl
Mines, he equipped himself and descended into the
mine through fire and smoke, ard rescued the owner
aud the negroes from death Of torture Too much
credit cannot be given 10 such gallant conduct. Had
this adventure occurred in the days of old Rome, Mr.
his noble self-devot,on The mine imnc datey
covered up and it thought that the FIRE would be
soon sInothcred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
Tarriages.

Married Thursday. The 2; NIL. nj Oak Nursery, in Prince
Edward County, by The Rev John Thompson, Capt CHsLgs Ar
10 the much admired Miss RKuEocA AScocE all 0f Prince
Edward.
~ The Wing Watchman nf the Sonh, and Advocate, of
Rlcimond and the Globe National nte.cnccr Wash
,ng;on are requested 10 copy.
Married. Sunday o'cIock. the 18th mlt
Liberty Chapel. by the Rev 81 i!euslIS ilcSRr A. iGoS, El
To Mss. ,Hki ASS iiEus MI Of Buckingham County IA.
~ The Wig, Religious Herald aud Advocate requested
a Cody.
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\ Toirc frop fLr k,uY,oDc Si1fet

ofENNsfLvaSIA Condemnation %
Ike Distribution LGo and IF Me Tariff far Protection
On Friday, the Pennsylvania House Of Representa-
tves itself for the decided stand winch
II took in relation TO two important reso.
t'on was passed by vote of 81 TO % declaring the
Distribution Act unwise and inexpedlent, we'll as
another resolution, declaring any mpost of duties
foreign coming into the United States, be.
yond what ray be necessary for revenue, oppressive to
the consumer. We rejoice 10 see the Pennsy lvanans
speaking earnestly Of Tie perncIous schemes Of the
Wings" ~. Y. " Era
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Washington Corresp of the " \ Y. Ex-
press writes, that the effect of the proviso, in the
Provisional bil) will be to post pone the operations Of
the Distribution Bill until the frstnf August, and no
ionner." This is the Wing constructon-and if 1T he
correct, then it is the question with Mr. Tyler whether
by SHINING the bill, he viii sanction the Distribution
Take also in this connexlon the following confession
in the same letter Mr.. Crttenden frankly avowed
that The % per cent clause incorporated TO save
the DISTRIBUTION bill Of the Extra Sesson.-And yet
Mr. Crittcnden comes forward to tear them asun-
der-and sacrifices this condition TO his Clay devotion
IN Mr. Claws Distribution bill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

ave they encouraged hy tic AMI anh,ns r.sa .;
any party, wha ieatly pefae that j. not psitet.sa
;iat sada representatives ii Congress 10 pour oui the
btcrest nvecges and the ooars.st ;auns upGn other
sec,iona the Union than those from hch hey
''Vrgina fixed star, and Will be visible long
AS any remain in the armament of the Union
How long before Massachusetts will adopt That
shall make her equally consistent respected, and pow
erful amongst the States' How long before she Will
break the chains that bind her TO policy and
selfish and SECTIONAL and take the station TO which she
is justly entitled by the numbers and intelligence of her
Deople -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

r,Rt STfEs SAI.ERy yit;ue of Deed If Trust bearing
date day Of October 1896, executed the subscriber
Bakcv and Of record tile Comfy Court of Orange,
purpose If the Of certain debts therein
mcnoned due James Forbes but the benefit Of
oieSv shall nfl-r for sale Monday the
9th day nf June next being Court day the premises. des
Orange ourt-ose being the
Biskey ty said Forbes upon which lie
resides The te the said Gt believed To be unques
nnale Luf Trusr". shalt convoy such title Is
vested in me under tile deed Of trust aftre said
PHILIP :. FRY, Trustee.
Nav 2-wtis
yr The sac postponed INIT; Monday, the 18th OF
July, (irstant,l being Orange Court day
r. s. FRY, Trustee.
JuIv 16-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Important orrest.--A man named Wilson, alas Fer
suson, alias Hamilton, &c, Nc was arrested in this
city on Monday, by citizen named Geo. Broadhursi,
for being concerned in swndling the Farmers Bank OF
Richmond, Va Upwards Of $4,000 recovered
from lin, and he then allowed to depart by the
parties concerned and sailed in the packet ship Quebec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Nh. Van BuRES.-We learn that letters have been
received stating ta. Mr. Van Buren, will be At
Springfield III Saturday, the 18th, and will leave
Monday the Goth, for this place. by the way of Me
redosia and arrive here Tuesday, the 2st, about
0 clock, A Ms Louis BuLlctin, Jnne u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Wing, with lis usual correctness, informs its
readers that The Free Trade meeting postponed
from last Friday till tonight, and that, in the mean
,ime the county of 'enrico called upon for aid
thus nmaling that there was great difficulty in get
ting up "a meeting of the opponents OF Protective
Tariff in this City. Had the Wing looked with ordl
nary attention to The notice i'll this and The daily papers
it would have that The meeting was originally
called for to night a which time 1t will certainly take
place This old trick will not succeed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Met on Monday, present Judges Smith, Summers,
Leigh, Fry, Thompson, Clopton, Douglas, Wilson,
Brown, Field, Nicholas, Johnson and Duncan. They
have many important. cases before them and viii pre-
Lably adjourn at the end of tbs week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

" We shall finish the pungent and able Address OF
the Democratic Convention of Salisbury, in our next
The "Star Of The Valley has capital article on the
District feature of the Apportionment Blll-We give
it first page, and recommend it TO the readers
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

a d.ss hi, as the duly dsrsuis il. ,.cs Sasss usn
tie vs:ge, y aEp2 (Gat ;hose who a9cssa the value
Tx thu duty, Tho homs valuation will give our Go.
vernmen. what IT righfuy possesses, both thu pnwes
TO ascertain the true value of the thing which it taxe=
as 'ceii as the amount of that tax"
Ana yet the distribution is to be carried out though
itmght violate The Compromlse-and Mr. Tyler is 10
De abused, because he attempting To respect the
COMPROMISE, and to protect the credit and stability OF
the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

.,,.,c., anG who nas i,:gs; ~ s.issfliy
.,., ~ appo..s.on 10 tho Tariif Protective
+. 81 minated Oh shs Clay ticket, and iG az.
,.op. Sir Clay az his leader. Far be;t.r to go
allie retirement, preserve his consistency, aud
me Agernon Sydney remarks, that when
a, ne cannot preserve his life, without dong
mi; ,hns. Providence shows HIM that 1t is
Ia ABANDON il. Ii this be true of i,te, how
NJ applicable 10 the principles cf an honorable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The rumors about immediate change OF the Ca
bine, are contradcted, instead of being confirmed
FIVE days ago. of the Secretaries remarked IN th'
presence of our informant, that he was totally gnoran
~ o,u chance heinz in CONCENTRATIONS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

JY virtue Deed Of Trust executed In The subscriber by
ID Edward Anderson hearing 10Th January, l5i2 ana duly
Clerks Office Df Chesterfield! conny, Tor certain
purposes therein mentioned shall -'. al public auction fr
cash N r. H. Gooies Store Chesterfield comfy tie ODD
Iay four likely Negroes The title Is believed 10
he unqic onabi, hut acting rs Trustee slali only convey
such title vested in by a., said deed e trust
ALEXANDER SIMS, Trnster.
Juv lG-3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

We are looking with some Impatiencc 10 the July
No. of the "Souhern Literary Messenger, which con-
tans Essay from an able writer on the subject of
the Tariff under the form Of an arTumenative reply Ia
H. This production, along with the reply of the strip
ling in paper mot SAMPSON very hastily and
inadvertently written, hut David armed with his peb
bic and sug) will put the Tariff Wings Of this City in
such predcamen, will make 1t necessary for them
to cal! another champion in defence Of their
The Northern prints are teemlng with elaborate &C
counts Of the duel between Messrs. NJ arshall and
Webb They descend even TO the mi nnte of the
dresses and sayings Of the comba ants This oil in
bud taste We cannot consent 10 stain cur columns
with such balderdash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
RICHMOND MARKETS, June 30.

('nNN-aJ a % cents per IH>HtT.
UmE.r-No TRANSACTIONS have taken place.
o4Is-4ba IL cents. . - -
WORKMAN. McCUi' DER e co.
,cco--reccipis arccCommou qualities went off heavily
~ N. .a,- Yesterday !ccur u 10 2Jc. We quote Luxe
~ and a.-ton,on Leaf ;. 20 3iMiddlin- and good
3; a 5i-iur. Il lpi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

We cannot consent to break any other lance with the
Tariff press in this city. One Of these doughty
champions into the field after having turned his
of arms, and passed through the signs of the To-
diac-irom furious Leo to rampant apricornus-from
almost an,farih Nulliter 10 decided Tariili;e-
Ear be it from doubt the honest change of opinion
from his juvenile sentiments 10 his ma,urer relec
tons The other has thrown off his humbug cloak
OF lc40-and row, instead OF contending that the
Tariff settled by the Compromise act, and
that it was 10 lrn1er question before the people,
urges the proprleiy of carrying on, distribution, al.
though It would impose the necessity Of augmenting
the Tariff in that proportion.
The urgum, mt winch one Of these presses would fan
draw from The example of the Intercourse of ls0-
and the of l.l2, is scarcely worthy OF
Mr.. Browns speech viii show, that admitting
there any force in H. Mr.. Clay holds the present
Tariff he sufficient (war we'll no peace) defence.
Butt II were not, with what grace any South
ron call upon this Southern region TO pay such an in
ordinate portion of the tax for defence. AS Tor one
dollar pay of that tax 10 our own manufacturers
pay ton fold, or, perhaps, one hundred fold to the
factors of the North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Money Article of the New York Herald gene
rally valuable, contains error in relation to some
Of our Banks. We understand, that the Bank of fir-
GINA, to which he particularly refers has been engaged
in getting matters straight, and has reduced her debts
since The lst January, lS42, between So G0o,O0o
Judge powhaan Ellie, late Minister 10 Mexico, is
NOW ON q visit 10 ihIs CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

ry,O CHRISTOPHER MORRIS, Esa Sir you are not re.
slen If THE Of Virginia, aud have agent IN said
state take this method a. giving no,ce That SHALL on the
II - thc Franklin Hotel IN the city OF Rich
hours 81 nine IN the mrnln. and >S IN me
evening that day. proceed take the epaso at ohm All
cock and others rea! evidence suit pending III the
Chancrry Court Richmond, which complainant and
you and Others drfndIn aud IT, from cansc the aioc-
sad urs should r tkrn and crted The nioe
.lld iay will he continued from day To
day nj the same place the hours, until the
same shall br taken and completed.
Very respectfully, iSlAM pUt hEl ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Money or no .'iosey'' the issue made by the
Richmond Wing at our last Spring Election-but upon
that and all other issues the Federal Wings des-
peraiely beaten. The Wing and lis Clique Press then
ran up the amount which Virginia might receive, to .,
and 400 900 dollars. Now, what GU, TO be the
tact: We refer to the interesting article, which we
copy IN tins days paper from the Globe, for the true
estimate OF the amount which would be forthcoming
on this day (the LIST July, le42 The whole dividend
among all the States aud Territories Except the
S'ates) is only about $3.50 o00-aud ratio is per-
haps only about 100000 pretty ''mess of pottage
indeed, for which 10 sell The birthrght of prnci
ME
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iIl,l,I I.ARS.l

We are indebted 10 the Custom. house Of this City
for copies of the following Circulars which we re-
quested at their hands. In Of Veto, they are
destined some impovtan, results. The Baltimore Re
publican refers Of these Crculare but does not
furnish copy of il, with The remark, that ''from thus
we would infer onsldrrabe doubt 10 the probability
of Mr.. Tylers sancllonng the "iin'c Tariff bM'
1urAsrry DEPARTMENT..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND -Mrptc.L DFPsRIArSr.-
u Annual Course at Lectures in this nstiu ion
will t Dist # October, and continue four months
Preliminary toire Of Lectures winch Students ad
without additional charge viii N, first
Monday IF SEPTEMBER These Lectures wholly independent Of
the Regular Course which is complete Itself The term VIII
be before Grh hor-ber.
NAIH,Sri PoIrxa ~ DPoessor Of the Theory aud Prac-
ticr Of Medicine.
RICHARD Wiso1 Hall, ". DProrsscr Of Medical Juris
prudence and Obstetrics.
william +. A. AiLis, NJ D-Pioessor Of Chemistry and
Phn,micy
SAME. CHrw II. D.Proessor Of Ma,cria Medica Thera
pcuirs and II, gene.
Jo,rr EoGr N. of Social and General Ana'o
SAMUEL CHEW, Dean
July I6-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

BRUNSWICK ArAhEMY Tile session Of this Insru-
ID ton will Wednesday, tie 2G July, the
charge Iairy Browne, Esq, Whose reputation ica her
well Ia render rconnit niaion o tbs Sioo
from the Beard e Trustees unnecessary
H.. had IN the respectable Families in the VII
a-e aud nrirburhonh iups WHETHER bnarin: the
here vi TIE auswriaLc
Lin for tier rnsiurt IL A. well ~ IA stunl
Terms per al mnhtllain Gte k and the higher
branches Mathematics SO, English, S1 80 An additional
fee of - Tor French. HENRY LEWIS, President.
July lo-tw
N'DTlCE-A rel'n will be- presented Ia the n"' Legislature
1f Virginia. pr:y the passage Il law establishing
cinc Election al Kcysvlr in the county of Charlotte
MANY VOTERS
c--wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

NO1ICE.-Ihe undersigned having qualified Admnis,ra-
with the Will annexed, III Linn Banks deceased nj the
April Trr ut the County Ccut %! Madison County virgil
hereby indebted o the Estate OF
said Linn Banks. deceased, I" forward AMI make I'M
mcd. mcnl and those having ctlns against said Estate
present them for payment win TIM prescribed ly law
linn H. SAUNDERS,
Administrator, With the Will annexed,
Of Linn Ranks, deceased.
l., lb-its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

NIOTfCE-N- shall Scofsvilc Boat from
~ of Julv The with the sannton
via the Canal and Scossilc viii s be- kept up fas
scngsrs by leaving LyGcbnrs Bnat'.
which Richmond Monday "Wednesday and Friday nj
O'clock. a. NJ, will arrive in Stana The hour q. those
per Railroad. BOYD, EDMOND s DaSEHPoRI
I..I.I III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Inc reds boast, that they have sent on their me-
moral, with more than 600 names. Well, we hope
that our trends IN Washington vii! insist upon having
nil these names printed with the memorial We wish
TO see them, and 10 anal we them-to ascertain how
many are from tie town how many from the country
how many from other States We understand, for in
stance, that gentleman from New York, notwlth-
standing his proiestaons to the contrary, urged
by an mportunate committee man to sign his name
and that 1t appears in the schedule We want 10 see
how many of those humbug names appear on the
swelled list OF 1000 We understand, also, that
Of the most distinguished Wings of this city, signed
his name with prot,stando against any other duty,
than for the sake of revenue We should like to know
also, how many Democrats were induced to sign their
names, by the assurance that the memorial recognized
other principle than HAT OF raising the necessary
revenue
The Democrats, who really 90 for other than
Revenue Tariff, will meet this evening al The City
HAIL. o'clock express, with the unterriiied spirit OF
ireemen, their own sentiments IN the language of SIM
plicy and truth. We invite every such man to atend
the meeting, and cooperate with 'thc friends OF Free
Trade and of Revenue alone. We promised Il
Report (y.e expect able one, from competent pen
and everal speeches from gentlemen no have studio
the subject In both IN respects, If not in swell
ing numbers, expect 10 enjoy advantag eous
onparIson with the Wing author and the Wing ora
tors of The Doth We hope in degree TO COM
pensatc the Smalness of our numbers by the moral
force of our sentiments. The meeting will we trust
set an example, in this respect, worthy Of the Old Do
mnun-and having done their duty, the Spartan Band
will then look 10 the yeomanry Of the country for
tenance and cooperation.