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RUTIIERFORDTON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1831.
NUMBER 52.
TESTA
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING BY
UOSWELL ELMER, Jr.
Terms of subscription. Two dollars and fifty
cents, per nunura, if paid in advance 'r or three dol
lars, if paid within the year: but if delayed after
the cluse of the year, twenty-five cents will be
added. '.-.-:;, .. ;
. No paper will be discontinued until particularly
ordered and all arrearages paid, or at the discre
tion ol tne publisher.
Advertisements inserted on the usual terms.
All persons advertising will please note the num
her of times they wish- to have them inserted, or
they will be continued and taxed accordingly.
MY professional engagements in
the buperior Court oi Buncombe
County in all cases, where other
arrangements have not uecatnade
and nonce given to those concern
nd, will be confided to Bahtlett Shipp, Esq., of
Lincoln, and John Haltl, Jun., Esq., of Rutherford
ton, the latter of whom will hereafter reside at
Aheville. . D. L. SWAIN.
Jan. 10,4831. 49tf
PLEASANT RETREAT ACADEMY.
fTn HE Trustees of this Academy take pleasure
JJ in announcing t the public, that the exer
cises of this institution have, closed for , the present
year, under (the tuition of $Sr. JJcnjamtU 33.
xajje, with much satisfaction to au concerned ; and
that they wilt be again resumed, under his care, on
the first Monday in January next. 1 Mr. Dye, since
POLITICAL.
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extracts; from tjie debate on the ,
THE RUSSIAN MISSION; I
Jan. 13. Thejllouse rcsuraecl the con
sideration of tlie general appropriation bill
the question being on the motion made
yesterday by (Mr. Stanberry to strike but
his residence this place, having devoted his whole the appropriation tor the salary of the
attention to teaching, we behave no one has ever Minister to Russia. i ,
surpassed hirn in reguhtf ttejance, and. that few Carson said he heard with surprise
if any, are better qualified tdTeach all the branches . . li 1 vi .1
oflierature! which are usually-taught in such In? the motionmadeyesterday by the gentje-
stitutions. This Academy is situated in one of the man troui Uhio ; ana it was with Still more
most healthyi villages in the western part of North surprise he had heard the, reason !which
Carolina, where boarding canjbe obtained m good the Wntlemaii assigned for his motion;
and respectable families, either in town or in the I , . , ., . :., cTt . . .
Wdioin-mircriintrv. on mnH.r terms. wnicn was tnai tne uouse naa been m-
Ther prices of tuition, per session, will be as fol- formed by the message of. the' President,
lows, viz , ' , Is V ' - that ve had 110 iMinister at the Court of
Heading, Writing aud Arithmetic, ;. jfro.uu;- t Thfntlpinan had mW-ikn thi
English Grammar, and Geography, i, $7.50 ; ussia- lnegeiuieinan naimstaKenUie
Latin & Greek laneua-es & Sciences, S10.00 ; Executive message ;! he had mistaken the
NOTICE.
HE subscribers, Executors of the last Will I
1 JL and Testament of iVILLJAM I K. KERR,
deceased, late of this) county , hereby notify all per
sons having dem a hdsj against theEstate. to, present
- them for payment, authenticated according, to law,
on Wednesday the 16th day of February next, at
the late residence of the deceased. (
All persons indebted to said Estate are also re
quested to make payment at the same time and
plac. lltNKY 31.KKHK, 1
KATHERRINE KERR,
. Rutherford, Jan. 25, 1831- 1 i "50 3w,
By order of the Board ofTrusteesi.
JAMES P. HENDERSON, Secretary.
December 6, 1830. ,' " i :456w.
State of North j Carolina,
: Rutherford County.
Superior Court of Law, October Terra, 1830.
James J. Iloyt, John Ward
and William Ward I Petition' and sci. fa.
rs. I .to
Waitman Dishuroon aid ii Vacate Grant.
Michal Hawkins. 1 1 : ! .
Ex.
iXjLoqk at this!
FTn HE compass has been so long in use, that I
U hope: its utility will ere long find its way in
to Kutherford cohnty, and put every man in pos
session of his own land marks they may,then es
cape the judgment denounced in a certain book.
Tins is therefore, to notify all persons,
(that they, may not plead ignorance in future, ) that,
I am determined to prosecute all and every individ
ual, who shall be found trespassing, by cultivating
the soil, removing timber, ,6r in any otherwise com-
. j t x 1 jl 1 m 1 rvnrt
mittinff waste unori anv of the various tract, of land . (Superior .ourx 01 ww, yeioqjer xenn, ioou
belonging to Col. Richard Lkwis, situate in theTTJamerJ.;1 ; "oyJohn Wardj
Rutherford county lots and land adioining the vil
hge of Rutherfordton, unless with my written or
verbal consent ; and it is presumed that all leases
and permissions granted by him, lor, any ol those
purposes, nave expired. !j !
Persons holding bonds on him 1 for titles, would
do well to present' them. Also persons having
made purchases of land, in which he is interested,
arc hej-eby notified that no titles will be executed,
unless satisfactory evidence is adduced that, his
jroportion !of the purchase money has been actually
jjid, or secured trf be paid, either-to himself or his
properly authorized agent.
I J, OVERTON LEWIS, Assent.
Rutherfdrdton, 25th Jan'y, 1831. 50 ly p
A O UU ACKER Y.
fjr HE &ubscfiber, conversant with the profession
JL and' practice of Medicine? for; several years
past, and of late having studied the ! new Thompso
vian. Ststejn and having underwent. ah examination
by the Examining Committee, and being approved,
ns qualified foe general practice, Takes this me
thod of tendering his Professional Services to his
friends and the public as a PHYSICAN and SUR
GEON, cdrhbining when necessary the old and
new 'System together ; but, with the weight of con
ii deuce in the Thompsonian System.
4S 4wp ' v HUGH aUIN.
Near Lincolnton, Jan. 10, 1831. ,i
. information which it conveyed to theHo.use,
and if the motion originated in tha$ mis
take, it fell to 'the ground.; Wheri iji mo
tion is submitted-by a member, - said Mr,
Uarson, courtesy requires that . we; sup
pose it to be prompted by a high sejse of
auxy to inis upuse, or 10 me country 11 is
for those who hear it to judge! if ithave
any other motive. If any other Resign
leave rise to tiie present motion ift was
T appearing t0 the satisfaction of the Court, made as a covert blow at the Execirtive, it
that Waitman Dishuroon' one. of the defend- r 1 1 1' i . i ' i i.
therefore Ordered by Cburt, that publication be was too nervefess to reach its' objecf Mr.
made six weeks in the North Carolina bpectator j C here read tlie tollowmg passagef trom
Western.Advertiser, tha unless the said de- the president's Message :
tendant appear at the next term of said Superior ltA r A i -.i t - , f
Ciuirt. to be holden in Rutherfordton. on thethird u.r relations With Russia are ' of the
Monday aRer the fourth Monday, in March next, most stable character. Respect fof ! that
that Judgment will be taken! pro cofesso against empire, and confidence in its friendship
towards the j United Mates, have been
so long entertained on our part, and so
carefully cherished by the present fiinpe
ror and his illustrious predecessor! as to
have become incorporated with thelpublic
sentiment of the United IState. No
means will be left unemployedon rny part
to promote these salutary feeling, and
those improvements of which the commer
cial intercourse between the two cbjintries
GTorRusrelTnloTtlie is susceptible j and which have "derived
beyond the- limits of the State : It is therefore Or- mcreased importance from our'f treaty
uerea Dy iourt, tnai puDiicatipn pe made six weeks I with the Sublime 1. orte. - I
rertiser, Aat unless the aid (defendant appear at ll!inCr1y Tefet. to mfrm 1 ,at
he next Term of said Court, jto he holden in Ruth- our Mmisteri lately commissioned to that
erfordton, on the 3d Mondayl after the 4th Monday Court, on whose distinguished talents and
U March next, that Judgment will be taken pro great experience in public affairs I place
coiuessu usaiiisi mui. m . i i- 1 1 i i ii i i
acted, under similar circumstances, were
he now a member ot this House. . If we
are to pay "that; individual for the public
services, which it is said he had performed,
et us do so directly, not indirectly : not
pay him for those services by giving Inm
a salary for an' office which he fills but in
name. These principles 1 learned, said
Mr. S. from that gentleman himself, in
here listening to Jhim with delight, while
denouncing the abuses of other Adminis
trations in misapplying the public money.
Mr. Archer said, there were purposes,
covered by the motion, which would In
duce him to trouble the House with a few
observations. 1 he gentleman aimed at
by the motion, was from his own State;
distinguished by a large share of its es
teem, and some degree of sensibility tnigbA
be supposed to be awakened by the at
tacks upon him, and on the Executive for
his appointment, circulated very extensive
ly, aud now .disclosing themselves Jicre.
Exception had been taken to the appoint
ment. With what propriety the House
might exert i a restraining judgement,
lion to be temporarily absent, and its
grounus. i he annunciation nas occn re
ceived, in the best temper, and responded
to in a spirit of the utmost cour
tesy and politeness. Rut, whatever mijiht
be the character of the absence of tbc M m-
isteratSt. P. from his station, it furimhed
no colorable support, Mr. A. maintained
to the present motion. It lid not belong
to the House to supervise in this mode,
the demeanour of our diplomatic function
aries. This wathe uncontested function
of the executive. Were th? intentions of
this function warranted could nny man
conceive the present a proper case
for it, and the ground alledged adequate I
And in the worst view, were we to suspend
diplomatic relations with Russia, because
ive were not entirely satisfied with the
conduct of the functionary who bad been
deputed there I For that ftich would be
the effect of the denial of the entire ap
propriation, no one could contest. If we.
did not like the MinUter the Executive
had selected, were wc therefore to deter
mine that wc Would have no MtnUli r;
him
Copy Teste.
Nov, 18, 1830.
JAMES MOIfRIS, CVk.
42 6w' , I pr. adv. $2.50
through the, incidental operation of its J which we could not have, if-we made no
power to aeny appropriations on tne msu- provision ior me payrceni oi a xuinjier.
tution of missions. But in relation to the This was the simple. question to be deci-
persons by w hom they were to be filled,, ded in the vote on the motion. It was a
or tlW conduct of the incumbents in their false , inferrnce. that,' because we bad
discharge; it was not the province ofth competence" to determine the continuance
House to exercise judgment audtiiscretion, ot a mission we were invested wim mc
but of the Executive. We intruded on that same competence to determine the pftpri
discretion,if we made anysupposed conduct ety of contjnuing' a Minister; or if wo
oiineincumDcnts,aswc aia upon uccency, were investea wim ii, mai netwuiuri
if we made newspaper fabrications the erase such a competence on grounds that
ground ot our proceeding on such subjects were inadequate, and in a Form that would
But where was the ground for im- derogate from the dignity of the House.
State of North Carolina,
Rutherford County.
aid William Ward,
rs.
George Russel and
John Whitesides.
Petition and sci. fa.
to
Vacate Grant,
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that,
Copy Teste.
Nov. 18; 1830.
JAMES MORRIS, CVk.
42 6w ; pr. adv.42.50.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned have this day entered in
to copartnership in the TAILORING BU3I-
ni:ss.. '. : ,,: . . m , m
They respectfully inform their friends and tbc
citizens of thiaandtbe adjoining'counties, that they
will be always ready to execute any order im their
line of business, at the shortest notice, and on the
nit reasonable terms. They deem it unnecessa
ry to speak oR their ability. They flatter them
selves, however, that by their long practice the
facilities they have of obtaining the latest fashions,
and their constant exertions to please, that they will
receive a'due share gf the public patronage.
They will occupy, as a shop, a room over Twit
iy & Miller's-Store. 8 ' i
VALENTINE MOONEY.
JAMES" V.JAY.
Rutheffordton, Jan. 6, 1831. i
COACH F AC TORY.
' State of North (Carolina,
Buncombe County. ;
Superior Court of Law October Term, 1830.
John Roberts ) j
'is. x Petition for Divorce. ;
Agnes Roberts. ) j! !
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant, Agnes Roberts, is not an inha-
in l. in i. ill 11114 ; h I ii ix iiniprHfi iii;ii ill 1 11 ii:;ii 11 in I i w
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be made for three months in the Raleigh Star and "oing so,: ne win repair io - cm.: 1'eiers-
Western Advertiser, that the! said Agnes Roberts burgh, and iresume the dischargef of his
appear at the next Superior Court of Law to be official duties! I have received the most
held for the county of Buncombe, at the Court .. c i 'y- , . ... i
House in iAsheville; on the;2nd Monday after the satisfactory; jassurance that; in the mean
swer, plead or demur to the petition filed agains
er by John Roberts, or the (same will be taken
trerrie indisposition to exercise.a privilege,
which, in consideration of the extent to
which his constitution had teen ' Impair
ed in the public service, was committed
to his discretion of leavin; temporarily his
post tor the lad vantage ot a iinordf genia
climate. ' ti- J
"If, as itjis to be hoped, the improve-
ment of his health "is such as to justify him
to
icre.
putation, in any view m the present in
stance t -As regarded the nommtion, for
which the Evecutive had been arraigned
with censure so widely diffused, and un-
Alr. Mallart stated that there were
some great couiderations connectcdwitU
this question 1 'which demanded notice.
He w as not disposed to speak of the gcn
sparing, the person receiving it-who was Ieman w!lo1loias the appointment of .Min
he I Howmany filled so large a space of iscr0 a m&a fr0m X
reputation? ; V ho was 'there reniaminc n .i i. .i u:-u-. 5
putation r ; no was 'there remaining
on the public theatre, who had filled so
long and unbroken a space of public ser
vice a career of active, and seditious, and
brilliant exertion, extending beyond the
ia. He thought there were higher con
siderations to be cicwed. -AVe well know
the influence which the Autocrat exerci
ses. He puts Ins foot on tbc neck of
period of thirty years ? His .talents- his lhumh b Jvamtichatka, his little
where was any to be found sUpenor, n- f:n:rcr louches the Aleutian Wands; it is
penca minis long penoci ot service, to the kuown aJso lhat C.frcls orprt!cpds
lullness, yet not beyond it of the- most to fed - friendfchip for Uniied
fruitlul maturity His political attain- Statc? t 1S our dut t0 cullime. ,hi8
mnntcJ tlirv wart tint inlunnr tn luc tn - . .....
, . ... Iieeiiiig. v e know our situation is oeu
lcnts. 11ns was the nomination which .... r ' 1. v ; i?
! What is to be done ! How arc tve to im
prove our condition. Not by conCdin t our
a (Fairs to persons who bnvc.no higher
qualifications, than that they ore gentle
men of l trgmta. Ae want some body.
I at the Court of Russia to bold intercourse
ro confesso, and heard ex parte.
Witness, Joshua Roberts,; Clerk of said Court,
at Office, the 2nd Monday after the 4th Mooday
in beptember, lcdU. ' c s I
: 1 J.! RU BERTS, Clerk.
v43 3m fr. adv. $4 50.
State of North Carolina,
I Buncombe Comity.
Superior Court of Law October term; 1S30.
Alexander Henry ) - ' .
j 'i s. Petition for divorce,
Happy Henryl V ih I a
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this
State, it is ordered that publication be made for
three months in the Raleigh Star, and North Car
olina Spectator, that the defendant, Happy Hen-
nntif .....;u- f.,ii,T ;Cr. ti, ry, appear at tne next fcupenorj i,ouri or iaw, 10
JI lie in general, thathe continues, to carryon e keld for the county of Buncombe, at the Court
next ma v rv2 ;u:'J....:,,J uvi -V w;D House iri Asheville. on the i2d.Mo.nday. after the
extensive establishment in Lincolntjon,(3Iain street, "aay m maxcu next, " a'.l,lcI" l"
a lew. doors west of the Oqurt House), where he Frer T v Y T ,f 1 i""""
has considerable work finished, and 1 a number of against her by Alexander Henry, or the same will
hands in his emDlovj both i i the wood, blacksmith te taken; pro comesso ana.neara ex parte
nnd other branches of the above business. Mail
Coaches, Stages and Carriages ofal
vcrintion are kept on hand, or made t
shortest notice. Repairing of ev ery descript
tlic aove line, punctually (attended to. 1
. 48 6w ! M.C.PHIFER.
I Lincolnton, Jan. 10, 1831. I i i ,
HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL
Till HE subscribers take this method of inform
JL ing the citizens of Rutherford and its vicmi
ty, that they expect to be at Kutherfordton, on,or
about the tirst ot February next, prepared to exe
Witness Joshua Roberts Clerk of said Court,
lmo;t every de at Oificej the 2nd Monday1 after the 4th Monday in
to order on the September, 1830. j . ' ,
r description in JO 0 ! - ERTS' C
43 3m!
had brought vehement vitupemtion on the
Executive, as an extravagant abuse of its
discretion of appointments !
But consider the matter in nnother'view:
A trie'd public servant, who, in a most ac
tive career, of thirty years, has never souitht
1 T llllllll IIIIMI1 I'lK lit llfll 11111 IIIIV m W - a
"i'i "". - vntlithe Autocraf to meet him face to
nas now receiveo; nor oiuer rewaru, man - - f nn . i . kllMWft hn lK nn
to communicate
m
g rtr tint mi icfi -
some degree impraired, but Jus faculties Ministcr wl:Q is to be continually an all
ied no disrespectful
lleman, but ve want
: It lb Antrfrat- in.
through the; Secretary of Legation, with h.rnZ into the public service epresen- Reference to the mutual intrrcsts of the
the Russian Cabinet." - i! - ting a greapolitical division in the nation, tWQ coultlr:c. Such a one do w c want
. Now, said Mr. C. does this justify the ot w nc n has been an eminent ornament at je Cf)urt of Risia The U man
motion, anr4 as a measure of policy, Avould wnou uM"ciwa wncn ne nau leu mefrom Vir-inia tells us that. Mr. Randolph
5 appropriation T Ul has done ureal femces to thee
face not on landed knt
the favor, of his immediate constituents, crxnt nnA i,rt,.v.i
, . J. . . ... . ,., . tne spot, ana Honestly
and public esteem ; retires, with health in Mf i
1 , . , . 1 . . , . our honest wishes, vt
l rt.-t.-f Afirntittr r iicntiiliinf e unhfnL-An if l .
t will be preserved from ore ud cei; bv the 11 ",aucr ol Jusl "FU"IU " r, flpr,:on nn ,iin
interccursR t Which l.n will v'rniitiiiiiH. utlvc which his exertions contributed to I tnll Mn f.L
t n I ! -.. ..
it be right to strike out the appropi
What inference could be drawn from Our
refusing the appropriation, ! but hat w;e
were.aboutto suspend our mtercouj-ee. and
" uuiiuauiq i viauuu nil uitv.uiu j til iius-
sia ! Sir, Gen. Jackson and the! admin
istration need no support from m" The
Administration speaks for itself, nd can
support itself. i " ;g '
Mr. ,StaAtBerry rose and repljcd that
the motion .was dictated by those, princi
ples which brought Gen. Jackson5 into of
fice. During the preceding Administra
tion, great clamor was heard ;about the pro-
rnmtrv thnt
this proceeding into qucstion--that it has ,C u dhtrnzllb!.ctl for his talent ond 'so
been desirous to extend to a public servant fonh let that pass. Ru Vt wa5 not
eV w,WUM. vW, vnUw..u.Uv w merely because n person had bured well
merit a mark of rezard a recall to re- . J. ,i . i.A i.
newned exertions ol Jus abilities t Had- e ,j vsnUti. W n rrin
,T . . , . ,. . . . sclcctco as a 4iinister. v c w nnt a man
not, Mr. A. would not say the individual, wllocnndotlcb:?inr5SOflhecouniiy-.irl.o
but had the country a right to CXptCt rnn nnt l.imf Iwfnr th Emrwrnr.
and tell him what w c deem to be the tuit-
The complaint disclosed by the present able relations bclw cen us. It is merely.
motion, however, was not directly , to the because Mr. Randolph has, in a certain
appointment of Mr. Randolph, but his fashion, distinguished himself oi the
absence at the present moment from the floor of Congress, that be has ltn felect-.
scene ot his duties. Ihe brst suscestiou l A n n Minister. Hp Mr. MA believed
tins?
fliffate exDenditure of the oublic? 'ihonev. 111 P511" vituperation which had pre- that he understood the character of Mr.
and about IcAncfrnrtivfi iotirnevs;: and a vailed wasthat he had assumed this pri- Randolph as well
1 T mf . mf . 11 t fl i I
Pr. adv. $4 5a
State of North Carolina,
Buncombe j County.
Superior Coof t of Law October Term, 1830.
Sarah Wicaser, i -fn' ';) - '
I rs. Petition for Divorce. -
'." George Wicaser. ) J .:' ' ,:
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the ; Court,
that the defendant is npt an inhabitant of this
Stnfo. Ti i Ordered, that rmKIirntmn lie- m:ide fnr
ciite any Job irt their line of business witfi despatch three "month's iri the RaleigitKegirter, ;and North
: -V nvi i auj in iilv """""" i iaroiina opeciuiur,- mai me t ueifiiuaui eorge
Southern States. QTBvjsiness will be attended to J Wicaser. appear at the next Superior Court of Law
to be helfL lor the county ot Lancombe, at the
Court House in Asheville, on the 2nd Monday af
ter the 4th Monday in March next, then and there
to plead, answer or demur to the petition filed a
gainst him by Sarah Wicaser,) or the same will be
taken pro confesso, and heard exparte. .
Witness Joshua Roberts' Clerk of said Court, at
Office, the 5nd Monday after ithe 4th Menday in
September, 1830. J. ROBERTS, Clerk.
4-2 3m Pr. adv. 4.5Q
on the shortest notice
C,. W DAVIS,
SAM'L D. PEUGH.
' Rutherfordton, Dec. 15. 1830. f i 44tf
S 10 REWARD!!
RUNAWAY Irons the subscriber.
on the 27th December, a light col-
ooreft -M-bLATTO BOY, named
GIMBO, about 5 feet 8 inches high,
slender made. He is well known
by a great many in this Conntv ns
he was raised by Joseph Greene, Esq., and "it is
probable that ne may be lurking about in thatneigh
borhood. The above reward will be given to anv
. I Ml 1.1".. 1 . J " .1 - ' 1
person wno win ueuver mm 10 me, m mis place.
WALTER B. RUTHERFORD
Ruthirfordton, Jan. 20,1831 40lf
NOTICE.
- THE several kinds of grass seeds purchased at the
Nofih. bv and for the use of the members of ihe
Rutherford Agricultural Society, hare been re-
ceiced oiul ore reaay jor atnrertf 10 mose murestesii
Byorderofthetorres.becrtlary.'
January, 7. 1831. L
as any man: and va-
; 1 -1 : 1 . ! t lf " ii. . . . ,
Administration was urged for viiegoi aDscming uiuiseii, uiiptrnuueci. jue, Jus talents about as mgft as any one.
of correcting these ahuses. 1 1113 suggestion Had been refilled by the imt here is o plain matter of IrtiEinc ;
saw no differeiice l. between message oi me i resioeni wuicn nau ucen and we want a man who will be on the
He un
change of
t
tlie purpose
, r. 1 ' I 1 .I1.' .1 1-1 . .. . .
paying an officer! for a! constructive., resi- rcaa DJ T,lp ?tmu uian irom - Carolina, Up0t,aiul stand by our interest.
dence and;-for a constriictivcTjourney. Larson.)
iad just heard read, Hhat the ton in this respect had been accorded to catc health, and", could
:to Russia does - not reside ' the minister.on what grounds? His health, ro?h -winter of a Jlu?i
The Hbus'e! 1
Minister sent
mere we have all seen mm yiiere we
know him, land know that he cannot re-
lde there-4-if he receive the public money
as Minister, to Russia, without residing
there, he will be paid for. a constructive
residence. n Ve know, as far as we know-
any thing about him, that! he resides in
England, Or in France wq know at any
rate, that he! does notj resjde at liis post
in Russia! and haxe reason to believe that
he will hot reside thereJ Ik
for duties
as Well res
Ihe exercise of a discrc- ,l,.rtood that the centlcman was in deli-
not stand the
pconte climate.
thoucb better at the time of his accen- YI1. we want some one who can : nnJ
tance of this mission, than for a consider- Lot a Minister who is obliged to rttreat
able period, had been impaired. "With alfrom the inckrcency t)f a I'usian arxnos
feeble constitution, and such a. state of nhcre, to the more concenial climate of
health, he distrusted the extreme rigor
of the climate of Russia. Permis
sion had, in this veiw, been accorded to
him, in the event of his health failing, to
remove to a more .favorable climate. In
the actual occurence of the contingency,
it ri wlit tn mv he had availed himself of the permission.
thus performed ?(i Mhthenot with the pupose of returning to his situa
side at home, and still be consid- Wlth the removal of the cause of bis
ered minister to" Russia, as to reside in jocpanure.
England or France in that citpacitv! Mr. I An erroneous impression, Mr. A.' be-
e . . ;.".!. i .i i 1 1: i i ji i .i t i
fc. said thatl in smaKiiig ine motion, ne uctcu, nau wen lasen up, iDatmeuciwi
had aimed !no covert blow j at the.Admin- jure of Mr. Randolph from St Peters
istration:lhe had made the motion in pur- purgh, had given occasion of dissatisfac-
suance of what he deemed his duty to the Uiou to that Court. , Jlr. A. had seen me
public. In doing so, he was acting as the correspondence ensuing the annunciation
individual in question Woulcl hirnielf have to the Riisjau Government, of hisinten-
i t
France, and to leave the interests which
have been entrusted to him in the bands
of the Secretary. Something to this effect
had been stated to us in the newspapers,
as well as in the Message. Mr. M. then
referred to the clamor which was raised
when Mr. Rufus King was sent to Eng
land by the late Administration, because
his state of health was such as to render
it im possible for him to remain yet, we
are now called upon to ?ote a salary for
a minister who has merely made his bovr
at Court, and stayed ten days,6c then left
the business of his mission to a Secretary
and we are told the purposes of his missioa
were successfully fulfilled while ne re
mained there !lf all which if required ro