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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-14
sTARLINE FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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NEW TOKK AND 1t EHFUtlIs JON1MEKCIAL LIN
uk PACKETS.
., ~ 70 a a. h. $50. A..
OLD EsTABLlsHED fAssAgE OFFICE.

FAbSNV5Fs OFFICE,
No 81 South street, New York.
THE subscriber ts arrangements for the year
1874 appears before his friends with sentiments Of sincere
respect for the able support he has received for many years
He kew wishes call the attention OF those intending
10 for their friends in England Ireland Scotland and
Wales that they all times be sceommodated BY this
line BY klv -otPor umes from Liverpool well as BY
and from Tos on the 1T 7h 18TH 18th, and2sh Of each
month throughout the year.
II has always study OF the subscriber 10 have the
emieran SHOWN eivy aud dispatched without delay and
lhos for ther friends rest sah.d that
care dent attention win be given BY the Liverpool
Aaenfs 10 for well all who may embark with
them; and should any OF those has been paid
net bark money will Ne refunded without afre
The feels pleasure MAXIM ksown the different
ships BY which his paseuge out during the last year
hrh has satisfaction AID that has consider
ABLY extended concluded hs arrangements for the year
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WIN broom at The mast head, and sweep the Bri-
.isn channel OF her men. oi'war, and dictate our
played on The ocean,. unmolested industry and en-.
terPrse would stimulate the people TO aerienI,r,.
manufactures, and commerce and union oood fssI
IN hand to national supremacy and happiress. 'A''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-14
FOR NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
M H. ~ ~

Eo, the better Of shppers II is intended TO
asnateh ship from the lst 5h 10TH lsh 2oh
and 18th Of month conne ,cig the ION Ocooe ana
The remainder of The whereby great delays ana ds2
will prevented diriag The summer mon'S Ahe
Shin YAZOO, Capt. Cornell, 10th Oct. ls4l
shin OCO NEE. Capt Jackson, 18th Oct;
aim MISSISSIPPI Cast billiard, 2oth Oct
Sh,pI.OIUSVILLE, Capt Hunt 25h OCT
Shin HAKSPEARE, Capt Miner, lstNovemeer.
Ship (;ASTON. Capt Latham 5th Nov.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Mumiord, leth NOV.
SIN t1C MiJI, GEE, Capt Lesvtt 18th Noy
Shin n ASIVfL IF, Capt. Dicknson 2oth NOV.
Shin MEMPHIS, Capt. Knight, ash Nov.
SSh h;;p IOIjisA Capt. milford. LIST December.
Mp w., ri built in the city Of New York, express
" for packets light draft Of water have recently been
for uneqsssd for Mort They are
general Satisfaction. They will at all times be towed up and
down The Mississippi by steamboats, ,..uI..:
HE ewelry stones silver
or any package sent BY or put on board o.
.m unless regular bills ofarg taken for the same and
The valne thereon expressed.
For freight or passage aPPy To- g. RI a. sor,hs nv
JAMES T.. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods to his address,
The sbps of this warranted to sail pnctuay as az
veed aud will be taken to have the good correct
Nv measured. 10y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
FeSs g & II se.S

ever la and a. such exceedingly low prices as can
nat fail Ia please any Whn may favor with call
My Goods biIht principally iar the ready money!
Which ioHnd To lie very welcome customer 10 my
Northern reads, and IN tac such lnducpinent
10 euae buy tiooas certainly great d, less
than II actualy cost 10 manufacture ticm; the truth ol
which every badly will know by calling and examining
tJr themselves without the and Of fla terry hcy
Viii be convinced Of the fact and cannot AIN sule be
otherwise than well pleased to ai sGeh desirable Goods
at such low prices
To my stock ofEANCE GOODS, particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, being one of such
variety and chrapuc>s cannot hi.l 10 please.
Ny stock consists partly Of the following articles viz
Broad Cloths. of every shade, quality and price
Cas5mcreS, splendid assortment cheaper Than ever
Offered before.
CaS;nets. Of every color and quality.
kentucky Jeans from Is. upwards,
slaals. flauncls Pulled Cloths, and Blankets. at all
pres,
ionHes, Hats and CAPS Of the most fashionable style
EoIcGnos, Crane de Icons,
brliIantiaes, something entirely new, FOR Ladies Dos
FaLey Silks Alrachalustas. R5mlazines Mouslin de
i.ane. Mcrinocs and CircaSsans of every de-
s'fp'l1n. ana cheaper than they were offered be
tara,
IN eXeteW assortment Of Ribbons and Iaccs unusual
~ iow,
Domesiies and Cacces FROM ) cents TO the finest in
ported.
! Iandk,rclea and Gloves,
AHd almost oy'fy article ilat can be called Cor.
together with excellent assortment of GROCE-
Rlts. LEATHER AND Shoes, blue and white
SPUN COTTON: sc. &c.
\. b, COUNTRY MERCHANTS are par.cu-
afy invited 10 call and give Iay stock an examination
' fore purchasing, as ala prepared In offer them grea,
D. T. { PETERS.
0etl3. ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
Loan from the Banks. ana Small Mates.

ii "iIl be seen, by the proceedings Of the Legislature. that
The hil 10 dcrrcc $4,000 from those souliess
"e "S0ceHt rag mannllctoresnt those privilege ed ai-
ies-he EarNspa'sed bot, branches of a Lo,cpco rri'
'infe, last SATURDAY, like CASH Who would have though
hat the great STATE Of Virginia would condo .c,nd ak
ae,e '''ro"ct institutions grease her own wheels Yet
SOFT Is
And, by an overwhelming majority, too Loco House Il
eie2aeS parscda bill authorizing the Banks
ISSUE small notes. which, when the Whigs were in The
cendaney was with difficulty squeezed through and
then sometimes coupled with such conditions as to render the
PERMISSION almost migratory. The Sonatc it is true ba'e
rot passed ms bill bat neither have they rejected il They
have lad it on the table til the 10Th of Janual,uS
fa;her tough morsel 10 be rapidly diyostcd But the
House. by "d"nrsing instantly hraug of Tie action oi
the other body, without granting them the three weeks II
cess ta which they asks inclined to force them to swa
iow It forthwith The Wings Of yore sadly abused ioi
similar acts And yet their trlducers eagerly following
m er footsteps If Ioeo!oeos to carry Wing pm
c!es seems to tlat tie people had better elect Wigs
at once Bat they too intelligent not to detect Inc cheat
that has been Prae,edupon them.
lie debate GA tc subject and the yeas and nays are NJ
esssary omitted to-day They shall! appear in next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

DECISION uHDER THE BasgRupT AoT.-- Judge .aid-
son heretofore decided in the District Conr II tie nj
ted Saies, that conveyance by lns9yent merchant
81 his hiule estate. glYiug preference .! priority
s3ae efefs over others, Is 10 be considered, in
temptation al Bankruptcy fraud uPya the bankrupt act
Tor which The merchant, II he cebts 10 the ansunt
81 92,oDD, may be declared bankrupt on the petition
u creditors 10 whom lie IS deb!s amounting 10 not
less than $500. Alter making tbs decision. another
case came up, III which Tie question involved
and Judge .HnSOa al ouraCd IL 10 the Circuit Court IL
has, accordingly, been before Judge Ddici during the
present tenn ui the Circuit Court, and has been
lully argued by Messrs. Munflrl James Garland and
conway Robinson, IN support .i the decision of Judge
Hasoa and by Mes rs. Patton. Gfatan and Seldom il
snfprt OF the validity Of the conveyance. Judge
Dhei yesterday delivered his opinion, lie holds aso
taa merchant who, since the passage ii the ACT Of Con
eress establishing system Of bankruptcy, WAS, and
knew himself 10 be, unable 10 meet his debts and
engagements. and shall III that situation, have made
conveyance oil has estate, Whereby he has created prefer
ehces aud prorIiItS between his creditors, must
general rule be deemed 10 have acted in t1n;cnpla
ton oibalhruptcy, aid 10 have committed an act Of
bankruptcy, wihn the intent aud meaning Of the act Of
oon9Tess hirdnand CtnPicr.
The PoiSmo"h Rail Rond-Ihe lale unsuccessful
eLer 10 induce the people Of Norfolk autorise loan
by the municipal! authorities 10 this road help out of
lis dcuties has not caused Tic advocates Of the cxpe-
deni 10 despair Of suc' ess The town Of Portsmouth
resolved to raise $1,000 Of the ID, t0 that was needed
aid second appeal has been made 10 Norfolk to supply
tie remaining 5000 The Mayor has Given notice that
the votes ot the citizens Of the Borough would be taken
yesterday On tie question. Shall the lean be made?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

Look Ont It is stated, IN a New York paper, m''
Lieut. j. NJ Gi Of Tie L S. Navy, sailed in the steamer
Nsa0' Tor Liverpool ted by the Secretary Of The Navy
"a celebrated constitutional harIlityrO with full power 70
purchase complete set of instruments for the National o
seNatory Of erection at Washington city,
IN oher words Lighthouse o4 the Skies" John q '
ans, when he President, POLITICALLY styled it VIZ!
sleep the tundcrsf the Enquirer when this dff'iS u
cfoacacHt Rpoa estate Rights is about to be cons"A
ted Why does cali upon the Secretary of the Navy
to pu his finger upon Che clause of The consIiuon,
authorizes his. to send Lieut. ellis to England on 'uch
missioa' Or 'lig.honses Of the Sly" less dangerous
Ian tlc were in szj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
TIE GOyERONR ELECT

THE GOEERoNR ELECT.
will be seen. by the proceedings Of the f,risl..
that james Mcdowell, il. Esq Of Roclbridoe l..i.'
elected Governor Of Virginia ior three Years from ,I.
oiJanusry next. We confess that we arc s,as,., ~
surprised. although as the election of L,cfeo
not be prevented, not dissatisfied will, tn. -
he Legislature might Lave made a much wor.. -
ton; for, although National questions Mr.. Acpa..n
holds opinions which we believe to be not only
Gus in themselves, but perncious in their prae,;o.,
suits. yet in matters Of home policy his scntime
orally are those of an enlightened sagacious and t;
ic statesman. He is gifted with u mind If not verv
iaund yet Of lofty endowments, an! highly plishra l.
extensive and various studies, and he is wiIhal c,
man oi sfoi'ess reputation, and is distinguished far h.,
social qualities Yet we somewhat, surprised =, H.
election lie and his friends have ben so often deces
BY thf political associates this side of the Rnlye tb,,
I'D not believe his nomination in caucus had hccn mad
IN good Faith, or that il ould be successfully susaio,l
And we suspect, that poi cy, after ALL had more IN
iioenee over the result, than apparent upon The IN,
face. lis Western friends lad 81 often prcssea l.
claims only to meet with disappointment, in conseoocn,
Of the stern ard innexble opposition Of many If H..
Eastern members Of their party seine Of whom will nav
CT forgive his Anti Slavery sediments. boldly axo..a
aud ably maintained TIE floor Of the House Of D..
gates na'y years ago, leiuc The al olilon N
tie non savchoIdng States had comrcIl,d eve,y ea,,l
'''''' l'''ng sue" sentiments, To put seal upon hi,
llfs,-whe others think that he had NOT s,,rfi,i.a ;.
''d MS 'of"cily avowed opinions in favor Of Nation
a Bank and Iarif.-we say his Western friends H.,
SO oeh pIcSStd his professions, only To To cheated Win
vain Illusions that we presume this occasion II ry
4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
SpsFgsiE'sRE.S'G WEES.

ia D T!.NES O GTUIT TED.
StEEiNG, in the early part Of Spring, that Goods
- must greatly decline. to be in accordance with the
hard times sold the greater portion OF my old and dear
houIh stock OF Goods cost. order thai might be
the better prepared, by tins Fall to buy entire stock OF
NEN GOODS; and now have tie pleasure long
wished oiaye. of Offering to my irnds and customers
the largest and certainly the test selected stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
3EeY GtsdssSS ANss a.EsDSsIsssE.s.
ONEOEsNls aG.a. Fas1.

EOiIN J. Pt RVS has Just returned from trip after
~ Goads, and can with truth say he is opoalng
II B,0.h Square, Lynchburg, the cheapest stock ot
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc.
ever before opened by him.
Bread Cloths and Cassn,rts, very cheap
Casslnetis Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans, at % cts. per
yard aud upwards
Mkt, PLAN, aud striped Lnscys at Cd per yard and up
wards
Double width Circassaus, from 81 cts. per yard to
the finest.
}leaehed and brown Domestic Shirnr yard wide at
I'd per yard
Alpaca Lu,lrc, splendid quality, 5octs per yard
B'mbazlnes. all grades, very cheap
Noalen and Cotton Stockings allcolns, at Cd per pair
fiaunels all colours. from Is per yard to the finest
saawls, large supply, for Fab and Winter use
Hats and Gaps. fur, seal, sc.
knitting YAM blue MKT, white and red
Caeots, splendid assortment from I'd 10 2S per yard
with great variety of other Dry Goods too tedious
To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

Lesays he zts he will c5ns:ace tie West hat .jg9
psuaa4 can ba produced lryu an acre.
Cent Il a .Nnriare LieaIsc.-The C,crk Of tie
County Court II Dsas. Ai1ba.ia, has bern liucd 500
iar having Issued marriage license young to
marry the daughter (agcd IL OF II years) IL Nr. Eea.
EBest # aperuce.-is33,e county, in Virginia,
has not a 5lafy tavern in it licensed t. sell ntoAea
ting dfinkand the county jail has H.! had fjr consl
era5e period of tiue any pesonn lrr any caese what
pyrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

MR., CLAY,-At Memphis, yicksburg Natehcz and
other towns or th' Mississippi Mr. Clay has been received
n the most enthusiastic manner We regret that have
not room Tor dciais Nh Crcnlaned in Natchcz few da
and then proceeded TO 'e residence Of Judge Porter in Ala
hapas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
AsUsIs.Gcgis foEsSs:s.

A MEXICAN and various other kinds Cott,rn's
a Virginia. by the gross at Richmond price. for safe
". PAYNE, GREGORY & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22
Z 8 s 3 s

= 4 = =
BED BT~1,NHE7's, from s. co to the finest,
NEGRO BLAAhEl'S, s3uc as low rs ~ cents.
PULLED CLOTHS .2ND C,4SSLNTYTS
as low as - ccns,
LLNSElS, from Sd to The hest quality.
ii~A.N.\I,IS, from Cd 10 IS,
.10tSLLNiS Latest style, very low,
SHNILS. splendid assortment.
IELIETS .4.>D HON.NET SILKS. very rich.
BON.\i,T AND TELJET RiBLO .N;S remark
ably low
PLAN AND FIGURED SILKS, splendid as
strtmcnt,
COTTON CLOTHS. yard wide at i'd.
BAD TICKING. al Sd to Is Cd,
t.3LiCOLS. from ! 5d 10 the bbt
atGiH. COFFEE, S.fLV AND E.3LI. cor,
TON, very cieaa.
We l,ayc heavy stock Of tho above articles and are
Disposed TO sell .l.aal very l5w.
ROBES s. BURTON
Bee. IL ,s,f
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SALE! SALT!

largo lot of Salt fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar. from I'd to i0cts. per b.
Coffee, II superior article al Cd per 10.
spun Cotton, best make, al Factory prices, all numbers
Shoes, good assortment. at Is Sd, and upwards
JNO. j.PtRNlS.
Oct. Il Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

Che 1pmeist)urG 1tlrnt,tiou

THURSDAY. DECE.gBER =. 1917
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

NJ n ii'- ~ o. Par ersarI AMI yiru'ty e. The
45its.e... q, "a ,, iran The i4as Of Ilos Chaaeelif
acres lie Lutte kaas ha fistf.
On motion vi Air. Cooes the iInasc I'D 4urued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22


Petitions were presented and rtforred-by Mr.. Boil
Ing Of IL. Il. Gaines Clerk Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF PecrsbHrg for increase of his colnpensa-
tim; BY N. Edgingion. of liuraoJ Mclean for the
establishment, Of Jerry from his lands across the Ohio
~ M. Waits, OF inhabitants Of Norfolk county, for
rfecincf election al Bethel meeting heuse by NJ Yalia
isrro. Of john Dondura0i, Of Franklin county for
divorce from bis wife Nancy also the petition Of Bena
,ain j. Csmpsel Of Patrick ir the erection Of dan
fr the purposes Of machinery. aercss Smiths river in
said couHy by Rlr Jacksan Of the citizens of Louisa
Or precinct election the house ef Niraah Parish; BY
Dir. Iagirgen. HE Bard Of Tredo Of the city Of
u kelg- fer aid ia constructing read from said city
70 ii se.nl lsrhs1rg, in Chn: also Of cilizers ii
Leenr, NJ similar pafpori; by AR brown, Of Eliza
lo'i City and Warwick, of Jescu Seear, that lie may
b released .sns The penalties ef the DGeing Law; By
Mr.. BY I'd. ri ireicreA Of iiic President and Directors
a The Bank Of te Valley. for line rceea Of the
fan $50 :. in II, act Of the scasun also. III same
i,aas playing the repeal ole tta section Of the aei Of I'd
xAas,-, iss., IN Iala.oa - Dark Directors; IS NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

CoJ" Sia'F Spgcr.--'Ile Louisville ,!nrrnal SAYS
HAT genlietan IN that neieh5Jrho3d iniands to chi
ivl:a an acre .! adaa Cora yr sagar ucA wear, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
Deaths.

Mrs. ELIZABETH J,acELIS C,RRrScroS terminated long and
useful life 18Th day of the present month"; having nearly
completed year. To have been Of the daughters Of
Mr. Jaquein Amber former Treasurer Of ias commonw eah
and the widow Edward Carington circumstances
which confer distinction this lady. But her
life establishes solid claim the and love Of the
which, influence. Her intelligent and cultivated
generous heart: her active and dfsv charity, Of
which the Female Humane Association Of Richmond furnishes
one enduring memorials and her practical pey f Car
r,ngron among distinguished women of country, which
knowledges n higher distinctions.
Died on the instant, after short but Illness in
this city Mr. PlRsoSs in the 18th year Of his lie
WAS man Of strong and active mind 0f for
chancs worthy citizen and of the best supcrnendan,s OF
the Prniteniiary have ever seen.
Died al the residence Of his father, John Roper Chester
field Virginia. Saturday night the 18th Of February,
lsi2 in the 18th Of his age, EGbghr l.. RorER after III
ness of between and I'VE weeks of pulmonary
which he great fote and patience leaving
,innaie father mother brother and sister and relative.
and friends 10 hrmoan ,hcir repnrable loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

FOR THE ENQUIRER
1t will soon devolve upon Legislature TO elect
General for the 2ls Brigade TO supply the vacancy
occasoned by the election Of General Thomas h Bayy
to the Bench Of the General Court In comforting tins
honor upon individual, especial attention should be
given to his qualification tactics, TO his priority IN
commissions, and to his moral and intellectual attr
bues The oldest officer in commission, if he pos
sesses military turn OF mind, and has those qualities
which all-imporant to commander, surely IS emf
nently entitled 10 the honor of being General. Hence
as one suitng in all these respects and one too upon
whom the people of this shore anxious the honor
should be conferred, take this method OF proposing
Colonel George w. Bundck Of Accomac. Colonel
Bundick is the oldest officer in commission; IS lndefa
tigable his exertions add character to our militia
and possesses in high degree those qualities so much
admired in Generals OF othc. times. With the differ
emit systems of tactics he is perfectly familiar; for tao
tics have been his study for many years Of his life
1t admitted by every one, both friend and foe, that
he is the best drill ctfeer the Eastern Shore
He has hardly been absent from muster field; and
takes pride and pleasure in the evoutons OF militia
~ march. He is brave and cautious In the hour OF
DANGER the people of this Shore would as soon follow
the lead of Col Bundck, that of any man, because
be is nre pid, yet rash, brave and ever watchu
and ready 10 Ike advantage whenever 1t shall Of
fer in the hour of battle. Such man, it is the ear
nest desire of the writer Of this humble tribute may
get the office Of General.
A SOLDIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
Monk yos.llv-nnd "FatAer Grimes" again :!

MONK .HOstlty-uHu - 1.s'e1 y. '"'.S
ave observe that the Editor of the Enquirer affects
% deny all agency this converson-one word to hm
Do he no, stand By and pat Mr. Grimes on The shout
ssr Whilst Mr.. -exhor,ed the good old soul to be-
s The Democratic leader, To stand forth, and To Ike
NJ. Stevenson under his wing, and to show to the
world ha, vast influence he possessed, by electing
i, candidate We repeat, did not the Editor listen to
conversation of this kind and did he not add his en-
..aa,es TO Jolly slap upon the shoulder, "Come, old
.eow show yourself gallant and successful leader;
son are the man to win the race - Yesterdays Thig
,jssrs,--No, syllable of the above statement is
m. We have not the most distant recollection OF
,ay such events In fact, we repeat, we never in
scsncet the course of Mr. Grimes in nominating Mr.
Ssrsrsnn cusuirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
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NEW KENT COUNTY.

AT meeting of portion of the State Rights Repub-
cans OF New Kent county, held at their Courthouse
on the 10th of Feb, 1912, it being court day, Col WIN
Radcliffe was called to the Chair, and Edward p Me
redith appointed Secretary The object the meeting
was explained by WIN. r. c. Douglass in brief but
appropriate address, after which, motion, the Chair
man appointed the following gentlemen, viz: WIN: R
c. Douglass, B. T. Lester, John s. Lacy, John Par
IRISH, Edmund Christian, Robert Bay, Thomas Is.
Sherman, DR.. George Williamson, VIM. Brumley,
Carter Crump and Elisha Pollard committee to no.
inmate some suitable person candidate the ensuing
Spring for the counties of New Kent and Charles City
The Committee retired, and after an absenceiofa few
minutes, returned with the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Resaired, That William r. c. Douglass be nominated
suitable person 10 I've voted for by The Democratic
Republican party at The ensuing election TO epresenthis
Election District in the next Legislature of Virginia. and
that hereby pledge ourselves 10 best exerios
ensure his The Secretary then offered the
following resolution which was also adopted:
Resoi0ed That entirely approve of the course OF
John Tyler President OF the U. $, 80 far his yeoins
of the two scalilics Incorporated i'll the two bills al the
late extra session Of Congress.
On motion ofJohn 5. Lacy, il
Resolred That the editor Of the Richmond Enquirer
be requested 10 publish the proceedings Oft this meeting in
his columns
After which the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM RADCLIFFE Chmn.
EDw ,Gu p MrREpiTII, Stcu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

The Wing charges upon Lord Morpe.h, thai he mad
ly m, his foot upon shores, before he attended
= Sbnl;uon Fair, and babe the incendlaries God
need IN their glorious career!' We cannot believe
we are vet 10 see any proof ofi.. Such assertions
., have seen beforebu unsupported by the least par
lc!e Of proof We never believe what the Abolition
- saw because fanatics they are, they always seze
noon every thing which they can TO magnify their
.s,sc. and exaggerate its consequence What may be
h, opinions on this subject we know not--but he is
.n Of too much discretion to mngle in our domestic
eaarrels or TO take part for the Aboloniss We I'M
elke say, that stranger ever visited tins cty
shos- manners and conversation showed so little OF
"5ood and titles" No one could have nodded less
g,svev with our society and our institutions. None
i saw so little TO offend US; could say so much
n please, without aa,ery--None could appear more
s,rous to avoid all Of collisions and TO bind
o,4,her two great countries in the cords OF harmony