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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-30
Aromatic

FN'HlS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree,
Il BILE fragrance as for its efficacy ID lns
cure OF recent ca:arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by The plt.
sent professor of chemistry in the unlFe. H.
~ OF Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF tns
most respectable gentlemen OF the iaegay
in The United Staies-lti is also pallIcuIsa...
Iy recommended by Or Waterhousee' IS..
professor of the theory and practice oil PIA.
sic, in the above seminary-whose Germ
cate accompanies each hottle.-Scid "
JAMES KENNEDY T. SUM-.
Sole Agent, fer Aie1aa'''''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-30

septemher 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
tFrom the Democratic press1

President of the Bank Of the United States.
SIR-Some time ago. a manuscript account
OF some transactions. Of a very extraordinary
nature. which took place at the Branch Bank
at Baltimore, was discovered, and has been
repeatedly alluded TO under the name of THE
BOOK.
Abou 10 or ~ days preceding that meetin.
of the Directors of the United States Bank IN
this city, where IT wa resolved that no divi-
dend should be made on bank shares for the
past half year, The Book, as il was called,
came INTO your possession, as is said, for |
know not the fact from personal knowledge.
1t is also said, that a dividend was NEGATIVE
ed al that meeting, in consequence OF the "a
farming Information contained in that BOOK
beg permission to ask -
lst.-Ought not the stockholders to be
made acquainted with the real state of their
concerns. and the frauds committed on them :
2ndly-Does mol a c0ncealmest OF the de-
linqnents elsewhere by you and the directors
here, tend to screen the criminals from Justice.
ana duplicate you aud the Board. TO a certain
degree, in the fanlts of others?
DO not mean that yon OF amy director here.
is 10 the slightes; degree concerned IN the de-.
linqnencies, of Baltimore {; but why are those
dehuquencles, If they exist, TO b. concealed?
The Stockholders conceive themselves in
teresied ia knowing more than they now do,
OF me contents ct THE BOOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
LAND OEEICE DEPOSIT

ST. LOUIs, June 23.--Thirtv seven thousand
sixty-nine dollars and sixty-six cents, in gold
aud silver, were deposited in tie Missouri
bank TO the credit of the United States in the
course OF last week, by General Thomas A.
Smith, Receiver of public monies az Boons.
Lick.-1he Bank of Missouri executes special
receipts for the sort Of money which she re-
ceives, aud pays out the same sort TO the
orders Of che United States Treasury Exc
cept by General smith, il seems however, that
very little specie is deposited TO the credit of
the United states. Perhaps all olhers have not
deposited one thousand dollars from the esta-
blishment of the bank ny to this day.
[&. Lgnis Ena
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4 1000 doilar., or exercising an nsefui pro-

OF 1000 dollars, or exercising an nseful pro-
fession.
"The functions ola deputy will last four
years, and the house will be one half-renewed
al the end Of every two years. The house OF
representatives. only has the initiative in all
questions Of taxes has the power of accusing
the members ofthe three great bodies, the mi
the generals, governors, and supreme judges,
for all crimes Of treason, misn,anag cement OF
public nsney, violation OF the constitution, &c.
The Senators will be named by the provinces,
and each province will have an equal number
OF Senators. None will be admitted TO be Sc
nator IL he be not 80 years of age, has not been
a citizen for nine years, The he not owner OF
some property TO the amount of 5000 dollars,
or does nat exercise profession commanding
respect.
1.-The functions Of the congress are to make
laws, TO declare war, make peace, establish
duties, TO decree taxes TO be levied equally
years
The supreme executive power of the ma
ton will he invested in the person OF direc-
tor. None will be elected Director if he does
not enjoy the rights OF a citizen, be not citi-
zen born, has not been a resident for six years
before his election, and if he be not 81 years OF
age. The Director IL the supreme chief of nll
tue land aud sea forces.
The nation has the right of amending the
constitution, taking care TO observe the con-
stituiioBaI forms. All men are equal before
the law. The press is free. Private actions.
when injuring nobody, are subject only TO the
tribunal of God. Every one may do all that is
not prohibited by the laws, aud may dispense
with all the laws do not require. The dwelling
OF citizen rs 4 sacred asylum, not TO be voat-
ed without crime, &c"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

"A ThUCIION....On Friday, The OH OF 1neMst, 1
viii sell TO the highest bidder on the premises at
o'clock p. NJ. that valuable FIRE proof LUMBER
HOUSE. 90 by so feet, three stories high covered with
slate, situated on Cary street, opposite messrs
hobcnre, Robinson and Peasants Vendne Store and
calculated for three uneommony large tenements less
than two thirds Of the Of the bnding is insured at
Sl0,0oO IN the Mutual Assurance Socsty Of Virginia
From fair calculation, this property will probably
produce an income Of about eighteen hundred dollars
annuIn, the apartments occupied at this time being
rented at the rate Of 1850 year. leaving nearly one
third Of the hobse nnoccnpied.
TERMS. .one third cash. the balance in three and six
months Dstes negotiable either of the Banks in this
city, with approved endoTseTs will he required and
deed oftrnst ON the properly their puncual
payment. THOMAS n. HARRIS.
fhe safe to be conduo;edby Maj. ROBERT GAMBLE.
Jniy ~. a3tds
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uNsuCCEssFuL MISSION

IT is stated in the Buffalo journal Of the 18Th
nlimO, that the Council holden with The Six
NatioDs of Indians, by the Hon. Morris y.
Miller, on tie part Of the United States, ter
Minated on the preceding Friday. The Indians
refuses 10 cedc 10 the u. States, any part OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
ON0NnACA SALT

a gentleman who has recently visited tho
salt works i'm the couBty OF Onondaga. informs
us, that the manufacture of salt is now carried
on there much more extensively than at any
former period-that il is OF Almost surprising
quality and that the revenue arising from L
III the present season is estimated at sixty thou,
sand dollars. Ii may not be improper here
to remark, that this revenue is Appropriated
TO, and forms part of tire canal fund.
lAtbdny ddr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
REMARKABLE OCCUR

REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.
On the night of the 18th instant, a piece Of
land OF upwards of two acres, on TIE western
bank OF Otter Creek, 10 Weybridge, Vermont
simultaneously caved away and SINK about
twenty feet from its former level. The
ground, except few feet Of the surface, was
composed, 10 depth not ascertained, of blue
clay, the upper strata of which were broken
and turned up in manner similar to cakes of
ice. which stopped in an Overhowed stream
There were on the ground, dwelling house
and potter's shop, which were overturned and
dashed to pieces, and the fHrpitnre entirely
destroyed. The frightened inhabitants, luck
lily warned oftheir danger by the crackin,
OF the house for few minutes before the con-
vnlsi0n, had inst made their escape. The
walls and contents of the cellar SINK between
the fragments of clay, and the garden, Or
cbafd, &c. with trees buried to their tops :,
exhibit melancholy scene of ruin. The bed
OF the river, which was clay, and more than
twenty feet deep in that place, was raised by
tie conclusion, so as TO stop the water for Sc
ven or eight hours, when il cut new chan
mel.
The novelty Of The event has attracted thou.
sands OF spectators TO view the rains.
The damage sustained by the owners, Messrs
Shnbaei and Charles Wales, is estimated AT q
or 900 dollars; and it is hoped that the peo-
pie in the vicinity, remembering their own
liability to be deprived in an instant Of every
earthly comfort, by the overriding hand of
Providence, will assist them 70 repair The loss
Christian Messenger
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Ne1u MiIliunry More

M RS. WHITE sir doors GeIo1c the Bell Tauera)
AVA bae lately from the North an excellent
assortment OF STRAW BONNETS-LadIes', Misses and
ChiidTen's black ana white BEAVER RArS-Gentie
mems Summer cHiP HiTS.-gIegant French ARTI-
fiCtAL fLOwERs.-Black and crab PLUMES-
fashlonabie aud plain SILK aud Satin BONNETS.-
iUkBaNss CAPS, CAPeS, COLLARS u CoLLARETS.
-Lnstfing ana satin RIBB0NS.--2O dog. BAN-BoXES
GAny rart of the above Articles will he disposed af
at as low prices they be purchased in the City
for current money. aIwsv -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

Military academy at Vest Point.-The Bat
TALON ct Cadets, from West Point, two hun
dred in uinber, are TO he at Ponrbkeepsie
IN. } on the 18th of August next. and remain
epcamped at that place four days. This fine
body OF Young men comprise some OF the best
hopes OF the nation, and have already attain.
ed TO a height in military science. which will
render the contemplated eyoiutions at POUCH
keePsie, of some Interest TO many of our citi-
zeps, who will doubtless make this an occasion
for an agreeable steam boat excursion.
IN. Y. Paper.
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.Strong Win1Lo,r (ILnSs

NEARLY double the usual thickness and particularly
~ suitable for public buildings bouses man
nactories, skysb,s &c where unusual strength is de-
ALSO, general assortment OF English crown
glass, and low priced American glass; coach glass
curriers' glass sleekers paints dry ground in o I.
rish and American glne English whiting; copal and ma
varnIsh harness and boot varnish and a supply Of
genuine drugs and medicines-For sale by
j. & ID. ELLIOTT,
Druggists, No. so South Front. ST., Fhikadeipbia,
- sample OF this superior glass is open at the store
OF w. c. & C. CLARKE, Richmond, where orders will
be received and executed at the shortest notice.
July 10. TO- .12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

A OSr-(Between the 29Ih 10 3ist alt } three & 100
L. Bank Notes, To wit: c. No. $50, Farmers Rank
oivrsnia at Norfolk, payable to Richard Blow, dated
Norfolk, payable to Richard z. Lee dated sih Feh'y.
Sio-C. No. il0S, Bank Of Virginia Norfolk, payn bic
10 keharh ". Lee, dated Sth Feb. lSl0-SuppOsed to
he cropped between the Compiler Office and the head
oil q sueet'-Any person who may have found or re-
celved the above notes, will confer particular favsr
on the owner, (and shall be, IL required handsomely
rewarded) by giving information at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
WESTERN CANAL.

The Utica Patriot of the goth ullimo, mem
lions, that Governor Clinton had passed thro
that village for the westward that the Canal
Commissioner have determined the route Of
the Canal through Utica aud that there Ia the
most encouraging prospect that before tie
close of the present season the Canal will be
completed from Ulica to SaIina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
Powhatan, May II.


MOTiCR.-OH Friday the ist day Of October nert,
ensuing the date hereof. will be exposed to public
sale, for casb. at Gnochaad Courthouse the quany Of
Uinetyone acres, and three ourtbs Of If land
htpg part Of large tract Of land Of two hundred and
sixty twS acres aud three fonrhs 81 an Of Land
Also water gTistmll, wihs appuTensnces, adjoining
said last mentioned tract Of land or So much Of the
same as viii he Of value sufficient Ia raise The n
i've hundred and seventeen dollars, eighty three cents
principal and which amount enjoined, ny the
county o0art OF GoochlaBd, the 10th day OF May in
lhe year 1911 and which injunction, hB since been
dissolved and that dissolution stands coshrmed blythe
high court o. chancery, for the Richmond district and
also ~ the CONT 81 appeals and which sum, remains
Aos unrad, ara dne 10 thomas Humphreys, assignee
OF Nairrns Meriw ether IN par! OF Duiguid Minis bond
bearing dae the 18th day Of October 1905 and assign
ed u the said Humphreys by the said NERVE ether on
ke I'm october 1907 togstheT with such further su
as VIII he sufficient TO discharge all Interest due there
on on the day OF sale and the costs and charges Of
sale as specified In deed ofuast bearing date
18th day o. October, 1905 executed by Duiguid Minis
TO rs &c, as nstees,t to the payment NJ snndry
debts therein mentioned to the said Valentine Meriweth
~, his heirs, or assigns amongst wbioh dents, the
Aforesaid debt Is one description Of The ismds and
mill, VIII he given the day Of sale and scieQ as
trustees, for the benefit Of others we will convey such
title only as is vested In ms, BY said deed
GEO. ". PAYNE, -
NICHOLAS N. VAUGHAN, iT"'iees'
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TOBACCO SHIPMENTS.

The quantity of Tobacco, shipped from the
United States IN 1917, was 64,Syl hogsheads ;
from Louisiana, which in SIT, shipped II, i5l
hhds. in 1918, 1913 do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
Juiy III '' n, a..


DNNiRL NJ. c. PAYNE-AIToFSTY Ar Law
~ Lexington, (Kg.J-Will attend the circuit courts
% fayette, JessaiiHe and Woodferd counties and the
csuri ~ appeals and general ~ Frankfort. He
VIII als0 UNDERTAKE 10 pay taxes " HOprCtideRfg
tdndcolieot and remit money to persons residing In
Lexington.
rs Reference 10 John O. Gamble, Esq o. the city
Of Richmond. JaneR, ~ ..sf =
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tsHLRcrgp FOR rug BOSTON GAZETTE
Resfrs. hshors-lf ,hs following lIIte piece Of po.
s!y does hut give baihe pleasure to yonr readers that
II has given to mt, tbink they will thank YOU FOR pub
listing IT, woaid that more Of that sweet and Towel,
eiea charm around The counubia state were 10 Il,
found IA all tue walks of life That spiritwhch MAX
ever, ,hins delShlml and sery thing happy. and
blossoms even sorrow Itself uiO.joy.
THE peasant mn ms JpIrG,
The long, long day, Bgo,u has passed
In soIrow and Distress
strive INV bsst--hut siiiVe IN vain.
IAOor hSrd--but still remain
Poor, aud In WIelchedness.
Nay, wv have h-alth-you love your wife
And she reiufns its Fame
Want stan rs absent fr0m our cot
CSe gives u- breath to soothe our iOs.
what mote eau you desifes
NE
wi.h'i To- earu ii,G. srm,
"! deAres, wife, ioi thee
lwisb'd by tv!lnR Gay and night,
To gain some wealth HAT might Ieaai,e
Fly ioud ndehy.
No wealth repays adelity.
SgI geld uor moWaTcb's crowac
NY hsar, which dOlh to thpe incliue
Finds al it, n,e repaid by lbine,
aud suiits at fortune, hO~R.
NE
But ali. To see lhee live in want.
u nils niy soul witt care
That You, Au noble, inst aud good,
Mast slave and toll Tor daily food.
iha' drives me t" despair
SHE
eaiiy wo'k God knows my beHriJ
C"ntented 1t your side
MoTe JOYS than wealth can give, prove.
10 sHsTe ilt surro~s aud thy love;
III! faithful hearts my pride.
hE
Eut who, wbsr am 3naich'd from, tire
Wall basb lh, treui bling signs
Ard SAsn Uur b2hs shall weeping say
" mother give ine bread pray!r
Who then Wili heed Its cries
SHE
God who the worm and sparrow shields
Man III has need can add
Hell. he ,ny comfort when thou'rt fed
The orphans sire will give him bread
% ! be his will obey'd
he
Wife Of my heart how great art thou
Thy love is ell my veal;
feel Sd prnud Of one like thee
Thy love and thy hdsity
frspire with fresh zeal.
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Proposais for carrying tie Kaii,
Nthe following routes viii be receiy ed at the Ger

ProposaiS tor carrying tie KaH
The following routes, will be received M the Cen
tober next. NY " "
IN VIRGINIA
30. From Fredereksb by spo,tsylvana Courtbopse
manefsfiie, CaTtefsvilie, Cumberland Courthouse
rarmsviiie aud Prince Edward Courthouse 10 Cbsrloe
Courthouse cnce a week, ls6 miles.
Leave fredericksburg every Tuesday at p NJ and
sflvsai Charlotte C. u. the next Friday by p. NJ
arrive al fredericksburg on Tuesday BY 10 A. M
81. From Charlotte C. II. by Halifax c. II. and MIL
Ton 10 salem, once week, I SO miles.
Leave Charlotte every Saturday at q A. M and arrive
at Salem on Tuesday by 10 A. NJ.
Leave salem ever, Tuesday at P n. and arrive a:
ShaIiotie on Friday BY Up. NJ.
once week, 10 miles. '
Leave Bowling Green every Monday All % NJ and
arrive az oxford by p. 81.
Leave oxford every Monday ats A. ri. and arrive at
Rowling Green by III a. ~.
80 From Petersburg by Moody's and Beyll,e BRIDGE
10 Amelia L. II. once n week, IS miles.
arrive at Pese1sS a. every Thursday at IA NJ and
at Amelia &. n. BY 8 p. 81.
Z "a From MooTieids BY Smiths and German Settle
ment TO kinswood, once in two weeks, 65 miles.
Leave Moorheids every other Friday at q A. NJ. and
arrive at Haywood on Saturday by II A. d.
Leave Kingweod every other Saturday at p. NJ aud
af. :, az mooIneids on Sunday by sP. NJ.
50 From Prestonto HoWelrs Mill.
Leave Preston every Saturday at s Nj. and arrive
at Howels Min
Leave HowePs Mill every
80. From LewisbuTg TO Nicholas C. II, once in tw
weeks. "
Leave Lewisburg every other Thursday at ga. M and
arrive at Nicholas c. H. on Friday by 8 Pm.
Leave Nicholas G.. II. every otbeT SATURDAY. at noon
and arrive al Le~isburg the next Monday by6P NJ.
81 From Hanover c. II. TO Tayiorsville.
Leave Hanover c. ". every Monday at q A. NJ. and
arrive at TaylOrsviiie by III 4. ~.
Leave Taylorsville every MONDAY al l p. RI and ar
rive at Hanover c. n. by z p. NJ.
39. From PeTkinsenviIle by jennings Ordinary Nil.
les iaVeTh moores Ordinary and Keyes to Charlotte
u H. once a week 40 miles.
Leave Charlotte C II. every Sunday at 5 A. N. and
arrive at Perk'nsonyiile byT. pm.
leave perkinsonviie every Friday at p. NJ. and
i've d. thd'.cue Y H. on Saturday by p. 81.
ov. from LynchbDrg to Richard Davis's Store.
Leave LSnchDnfg every Thursday ats A. NJ. and ar
fve al paNis's Store by y. ~.
Leave DaVis,s store every Thursday AT p. M. and
arrive at Lynchbufe III same day by 8. p. III.
NOTES.
i. Jhe postmaster general may expedite the mails
ana oer me fines tor arriroi and dsrartHreat eng
pWigfiDe an 0den,ors cue ~ oy ST.
erpeDs, mar ,r0, be- arr ,; Shh, J'' ""9 ''
4 fifteen ,yj,,Ifcs sb5Il no aIlo,cs ~ oe,,;v ,,
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NoIlCE....A NEGRO WOMAN, who calls herself
~ BETSY, was some time since committed TO the
JAN IN the city OF Williamsburg, runaway She is
OF tawhy complexion, appears to be so or 60 wears
oid, feet u inches high and has mole on the left
chees near her nose. She had on, 0r with her when
apprehended grey cloth and checked blue bingham
habit She says she did belong o a william Hubbefd OF
gloucester county thc she has been emancipaied and
nae oblained ee papers, but they lost She had
pass 10 this place, dated the LIST jan 1917 for the
terra OF twelve months. II The does dot apply
and prove his property and take her away within The
time the law directs she will be dealt with according
To law. RICHARD COKE Sery,t e Wm,sbu,g
June 20. l5w1ow
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NIAGARA, ~. c. July l5.-In pursuance of
resolution OF the House OF Assembi, tue Edi.
tor of this paper, was arrested on The night OF
the 18th and escorted o prison whence on
The morning folio wing he was convened to
York. The result is not yet known.
Vest. Star.
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A PROCLAAIAIlnN


By me Governor Of tie Commonwealth of Virginia
WHEREAS IL has been represented to the Executive
by the Jailnr OF the county King and Queen that
CERTAIN negro man named BILLY WALDEN, who bad
esen committed to the Jail of said county char ged with
Ieohy aio on the night OF the 27th OF Jse last break
tae SAID jail aud make his escape thereom ard now
gong al large have therefore thought ht by aud with
Inc advice OF the council of state Issue thus proca.
maioh, hereby Offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DoLLaRs, to any person persons who shall appre-
memo ava convey to the jail aforesaid the said Billy
Walden, AUD do moreover require all officers, civil
and military, within their respective departments and
call npon the good citizens of the commonwealth to
use tneir pest endeavos to appreneRd aud convey TO
the said Jail the said Billy Walden that he may be dealt
with according to law.
Given under my hand as Governor aud under the
tSeai.l llih day of July, 1919.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
6Bny Waidenis abont 30 years old, dark complex.
ion, thin visage, aud about feet or inches high
July i6. On wav
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Valuable Negroes at Auction.
{ m WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of September next,
~ will be sold in front Of our office, for cash. 10
valuable SLAVES, two of whom are excellent house
servants. BY order ofthe proprietor.
HERON, SlNTON * co. Auct'rs.
July27. "a IDS
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RoaU0ke Nnrjg0fiou ComDauu.

INUWWVFtF LFWtFg WFtUW NIVTNVWWVs
A TIA meeting Of the Directors Of the Roanoke Nav.
N CATION Compsny, held on the oath day Of March
last, II ordef,d that the sfnc holders in said
pahy pay into The treasury by the FIRST day 81 September
ne1t, TEN DOLLAKS on each share OF stock by them
held. H. JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
uslifsx, Jely 30. ys..I0s
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have for sale one hundred aud nifty shares of u S.
banh stoca: C. B. PAGE.
North Carolina State Notes taken at a discount.
AUgust2. a5at
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their retervatichs; and Judge Miller retpru-
ed 10 his residence at Utica, without having
accomplished the object OF his mission.
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From the Nem I.ork GnzniLe-

We nave received from Buenos Ayres, by
The a'ip Diomsde, several very interesting do
cumeniS, among which is the new constitution
which was TO I've proclaimed on the 18th of
May last. OnT translator observes,
We feel, az men, interested ip an event
which promises 10 set 1T peace at least The iu-
terrier Of that beautiful country; but as AmE-
means, we feel proud 10 see that the legiSla-
TOYS OF South America have, as far the ella.
racter, temper and habits Of the people wnuld
admit, endeayOnted To tread III tie foot paths
OF the North American legislators. Who. then.
seeing our principles difiHsing all over the
world, aud adopted almost a. soon as known,
vii uot bc convinced of their excellencV :
here Is tile man among us, who. lingering on
an unpreJuaIced retrospect of the past, cOnsi.
deiirg our present. national greatness, indnlg.
lrg the most sOheT antIcipa(iOus of our future
tate, will not entertain religious feeling of
gratitude, and will ROt thank God for being
horn an American Who will not say of the
Ameuc1n People, u JOrfuadtOs nimiunI SRa 81
bOHd H0riHf -
After a beautiful. moderate and dignifed
VI eFch, IN which they expose their suHerinps
from Spain, aud their patience, after taking
the world a. Witnesses TO the parity Of their
motives, they proceed 10 the Constitution, of
which the following are the most striking
items -
The legislative power is invested in ma
iionai congress, TO he composed OF two houses
IA house OF representatives aud senate
The house OF representatives 10 be cOnipos
81 deputies sent by the states, aud each stat
IS 10 elect deputy sor every 10000 uhabi
tauts.
None will be admitted to he depu,v
II he has not beeu seven years a citizen, ~
yesTs 81 age, owning property to the snonut