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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

Pdrhhffi, Roller tson d heiso,
A Rn now receiving NY tue schnoners Aneerora
n Thames, Rising States and others, FWESH TEAS
ship Savsrnahs cargo, tS2e.
100 - th. bJxes Gunpawder Teas
rs @ do. do. do,
SO boxes cunpowder Teas, cortain'g cani,ters III.
30 chesis YoaRg Hyson Tea
SIS hhds. ~ ST. croix aGd New Orleans Sugars
t60 bulls. OF Loaf Sugar New York ma nufac,ory
SO tags Of peat Green Porto Rico Coffee
~ pipes Of Cognizc brandy
DO hhds. Of Jamaica Run
40 do. of Antigua d..
snD Eoxes Of Monld Candles
100 do. of Snap
30 casts OF Cheese
few bbis. OF Pork and beef
Az Of which they will sell on liberal terms.
Ian. q. 7s.,tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

GrGhamS Coat Pits at P,Ipa,e Sale.
TIE subscriber viii contract privately for the absye
n'enioned valuable properly. For particulars
-pplJ to Dir. James Heron, Richmond. Va
WALTER DUN. Ex'or
y JOHN Graham, decreased.
April IS. loft
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Hanover. Ap,ili7.
MI Eflf{ GifI1I

LAND FOH JAZZ
Pursuance 81 deed Of tFust eKecnt<t 70 us by
John 9sHord, 10 secnre the psftkent OF certain
sum OF none! therein mentioned, IN Scbh Holman, t
aha george Hoiman, eSecnios OF jphB Houssp sen'r
deceased ana recorded tn the county Govt ~ CRfp
oeahe VIII ne sold ON the premses, Tor read5 money
on ne AGA day Of April HTxf, the tsact Of LAND con-
Neieo 10 us by The said deco, contaiuhR Thy tate
ySl $50 acres, now occupied W the ssd John csfDfd
Duk III VIC S"pnV OF CumeeftaSa, ano oo1ndco ny HE
or no much 'ss,"f 30 ~ ne ssasss sns esntrs
said deed ard IN. .,n.nrss ~ 800 r,t. 49, 4,
beiev,d /. h, urn,s.i,nnss,. "a 1Ex ,v,s so s -
Ma.cI, o, las -. TX. ~ 1eN'
w. -. ~, s---s.
I. Marshafs Sale Ut James Ripsr Lands
Edsard Amber. p1r,.,gx
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TWENTY DOLLARS KEWAKD.

DANAwAY from the Subscriber ON The 2i.t March.
inst my man, SAN EVANS, a waterman, Sboni
~ years old, tall aud portiy, complexion inrnng
Lynchbnrs, about the list February iasHe has lived
several years in Richmond wiih Nj. Fuicber and was
perhaps owned by him for several years ha,
owned by Capt. Mitchell OF Lynrhburg, in which ,iace
he has vile. IL will pay the above reward for secur
ing MIN In ja'i-"r II delivered to mgsisson's
rerfy on James river, viii also pay all reasonable
expenses. JESSE MILLER.
march 30. i06 al
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NOl'ICE.

TOHN PARKHiLL has associated himself with no
- BERT S. ROBERTSON and JkMkS KELSO, of
New York, under the arm OF Perkhiti, Robsrssr1 &
Hctso, for the purpose Of trausacting AUCTION &
CoMMlSSsON BUSINESS, in The ciiy Of tch,nsnd,
and ander the nr,n OF RoLertsoa, Retso & Parkhiii
for the purpose az hansaciine general COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN the city Of New York.They respectfully
solicit share OF the public patronage.
JOHN PiRkHiLL,
ROBERT =. RDBERTSON,
JAMES kEtSO.
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24
FRESH COINS

ECLBMiNG JAMES Il CO., market BRIDGE are now
i receiving from their partner In New YuTk, gene
RAJ assortment OF DRY GOODS Among them are
T.sheppard's. HnIscs and Henry's extra hse and
back Cloths extra blue. black drab and Oxford mkt
Cassmerss niddling blue and black Cloths & CASH
fneres superb Testimgs; elegant Gjnphams .uper
Prints; h1e ps ChinD d. aud 4 czinbric Musiins
and taconet Camhrics "A and = plain and dsuted
beck Mnsiins; steam ioorr Sbirtines Dines :1ne en-
Camhrics Iish Lineus Lawns, Sheetings, Diapers
and Droghedas nDe white Plaiilas hest gin and
vest buttons German OLnaburcs aud T;cki-nburgs
Domestic Shr,ings. Sh-einss Stripes PIT idi &c. &C
5na fhey daily erPsc.....A large snppi, VI Nankiu
and Canton Grapes. Grape Sbawis. long Company
short and Marmee Chop Nankeens-with n variety OF
other articles.
The above goods purchased with great care-hey
VIII ne solo very cheap at retail by wholesale.
friends ana customers are respectfully invited to cali
and examine the gnoas April 10. ia ct
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WAsHiNGroN, April rs.

WAsH1NGroN, April rs.
Exxort Of a letter from Aleraads,. Ham
p.eff, Esq. Consat o, tie Enited States al
Naples, 20 the Secretary Of State, dated al
Ndpies, 6th Nor 1920.
ihuasB several Americans fad i'm
ported tobacco hcre. ..ithoui previous
coptfaci With The administration OF his
ARTICLE, and were permitted to send j,
eisewiiere II noi purchased d. ibem, vel
have thought u necessary TO apply iog
q general per aHssion ian an official way
| az several ut any cOunIrymen have seg-
gesied TO me that Il was mol generally
kOown TO our merchants.
have The k0n0r to enclose copies
OF the repiy on the subject, which J beg
You TO he picased 10 publish for Their in
formation"
TRANSLATION.
Naples. 7fh Nor. 1920.
The undersigned, Secretary of STATE
and Minister for Foreign Affairs, having
received the letter al MIR Alexander Ham
melt, Consul uf the United STAGES of
America, dated the 18th ulIImo, relative
to the proposition for permitting the I'M
portstion OF Americas tobaxcn, In the;
vessels oil that nation. makes II his par
tIcular business To send 10 the Consul
the copy OF letter written 10 him upuu
that subject by the Minister OF The ri.
| nances. He avails himself, meanw bile,
OF THIS occasion 10 renew the sentiments
of his distinguished esteem.
THE DUKE OF CAMpOCHIARO.
To Mr.. Alex. Hammett,
Consul OF The II. States Of America.
The following is a copy Of the letter
| from the Minister OF the Flnances
lTRANsLATtoN.1
SIR: The CoHsal OF The United States
| of America having proposed ~ your ex-
| cellency to permit The merchant vessels
Of the United States To import The iobac-
| cos OF that nation, you were pleased, in
| your esteemed letter OF Goth October last,
TO transmit 10 me a copy of The letter OF
the saId Consul, and 10 request my an
| swgF upon the matter.
| With a view TO this end, having called
upon The Director General OF The Iud.
treci Customs for particular information
upon the subject, that officer assures me
that he has never thrown difficulties tn
the way OF those Americans who have
brought their tobaccos here, aud have
concerned to- the rules prescribed by Tie
existing regulations not to sell without
the appreciation of, but to treat, foF that
purpose, With, The authorities, when ne.
lcessary, or 10 dPpOsIl them in The Tree
warehouse, (iscala iranca.) giving secu'
riiy To re~expOri them 10 foreign parts as
soon as il may suit their convenience.
In communicating ihls informaion IA
your exceilency, | lave To request laa'
you would be pleased 10 impari the same
10 the American Consul, wIib the view
that lie may take such measures, imme.
diaiely in concert wdh the Director Ge.
seral OF the lndrect Custosis, as may
serve 10 prevent any question az to the
observance ut the existing regulations
Iio which effect have written 10 the Mar
quis di TURKS. AlACEDONlO.
STEAM BOAT LINE,
/ a live Of steam boats has recently bee,
| established thai fnn ky from Wheeling
Va. 10 Lonisvillc, Ken. aud will cOntinue tomi
40 "a long as the navigation permit iii
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A Runapav for ,yaie-

1900 n fHnawdy for SAFE.
WILL be. sold to the highest bidder for cash a,
w P"wbatan Courthouse, SATURDAY, the asfh
dag g 6Prit merit, A NEGRO WOMAN named Sfayv.
Who has been confined In Jail for twelve months ana
say, she IS the property Of Francis arrss Of Gooch
fand county. Virginia. JAMES CRAWFORD
sheriff and Tailor Of Powhatas county.
matcn ~. los. .i1ts
"A IL persons hsving claiims against JOI t5IiAHAM
"A deceased are Tequested To make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
NOV w Ot..n Of John Graham. deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24
FOR SALE.


THAT valuable Plantation, whereon the subscriher
Il resides known by the name OF INDIAN CAMP
u - situated In the upper end % Powhala County on
Deep creek, and contains by late survey 1907 acres
abont one third Of which Is IN wood aud considerable
PART OF which Is prime tobacco LAND there are 50 or
700 acres Of aat land nearly all Of which 10 reclaimed
aud the Whole Of IL tobacco land Of the hrst quay.
The situation Is healthy any below the
II has comfortable dwelling house it, and Is we'll
$40. hed.wish oil necessary outhonses aries, aud
tobacco houses.
Ike terms requed will be- one third Of the purchase
money on executing deeds, ana the balance In two equal
annual payments deed OF trust will be reaujted 10
secure the punctuaLfy of The two last payments
ApSi :. 10! !: ~ Henry SkiPwiTH.
VIE pubic 10 hereby infof med that Ibe anna he'd
= business heretofore entrusted To In the courts
IN which pfaciised IN the city OF Richmond, viii he
absence, application for papers aud other Necessary
once THOMAS II. nuy,f0iN
APRIL 8. ieo e.
y>hE undersigned having associates theme onf
the nrm If WILLIAM NE.LE x co. With a view
OF euabtishing wholesale and retail DRY GOODS
BUSINESS, In Riehmond, beg leave to inform their
Minstons new brick tenement The south side OF The
hartet Bridge; nearly opposite Mes.fs Norrss Jones.
wholesale stofe where they intend open and exhibit
some Time ~ the mouth Of april, complete assort.
ent OF every article In their line that Is adapted the
season.
As The arrangements they have made will afford them
ah opportunity OF placing goods ih the icnlaBd mar
kst on The cheapftt Terms aud .hey are
10 make their assortment equal any demands they
can aniicpste they Halter themselves that they arr NOT
saying too mach when they add that the Wholesale
reia dealer will ind IL to their advantage to give them
ca' az soon as their a,sofment is opened Of which
due notice will he given. JOHN Isle
aachzo. I65.. N WILLIAM kEtLE.
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RANAW Az

COMETihE In May Or June iasI, from CARPENTER IN
- woo, he vas hiTed, negro nIan named DAVID.
David u carpenter ny trade ~ or rs years Of 2g,
about i've fee ten inches high Of light eompexion
rnd reddish eyes. He has down look when spoken
%, suffers very much, and In attending to spesk
Nsaaly stamps the ground with Of his feet rhis
egf0 bias been seea Vt PeeTsbuFg and mryst uros.
sAcc href.
A reward OF TWENTY DoLLARg viii he given to
Whoever wu Solver him to the subscriber in Cooch.
'sHn, or secure him IN any Jail that him again
... JAMES y. FERGUSON.
-tsoocniano. rlarch 80. f06..N
WiLb BIZ SOLD 70 the highest biadeT, Tot cash In
w font Of the Coufthonse Of Hepfco comfy. on
no0das TIE fh dapo| My He3f, being euTico cosrt
HaYss NEGRO WOMAN raiDed EADT, who has been
confined IN the Jail Of HenTco county for ~ .nth6
nd says tba, sbes The properly cfJohH coSsn Of the
i Fopnty 81 Hanover.
REUBEN TANKRRsLRY n s.
4 For Hin. Heyc, Ste7y6 Of Hsnvico coErfg.
Hnfn zo- 1i2p~.g,
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10 TIC membeisof Me Protestant Ep.scOpat
Chnrca ia the Di0cese NJ yiretnfd.
,HE Cosventisn al Clerical aud Lay Deputies, will
be held, In The Borough Of Norfolk, on the third
Thursday In May is1i being the nth day Of that
month mistake wss committed ut the end OF the
Journal ofthe tose Convention, IN mentioning
1Kesday as the day appointed for the mretng uf the
1erf; which err-r occasioue by the
tnat the change IN the Constitution Of the Church.
10 tue inie 81 holding Conventions, not prnted
vsred To at tue time Of making up The Journal que.
full representation ~ The Di-cese at Norfoik
10 respectfully and urgently solicited.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
Bishop of tue prof. Ep. Church af Virginia.
- Aprii 10. ioo ,,,,,,
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SPitIN(i (;()OIJS

AitNo 1OOOO.
Il v KYLE -Respsrtfully inform THAR rs
- aud the public, that within the last four weeks
they have received from New York aud Phi:a6eIphia
upwards of eighty packages
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
atn2eiher forming very extensive OF care
faily selected cheap goods AID nv the different packets
viii receive additional supplies from their partner in
New York.
They request that country merchants and others will
view their assortment and prices and Judge Tor them.
selves. April TO- 100. III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03

of the directors of the American Asylum
for the Education and Instruction OF the
Deaf and Dumb. The instltut on appears
to be in a hourishing situation, and when
the Directors shall have derived the funds
win which they expect from the sale of the.
lands granted them by the United States,
they will be able, not only to extend
their usefulness, but to educate this un-
fortunate class ofpersons at much chea-
per rate. The whole NUMBER OF pupils
now in the Asylum is sixty-two. Ninety
have been instructed there, but so have
left at different periods: Twenty-one of
the pupils are supported by the state of
Massachusetts,. The expenses of the es-
tablishment, for the last year, including
S9,lS9 4, for building, amount to D26,-
SIS 50 This report is rendered uncom-
monty interesting for the many specimens
of original composition annexed to it, and
which shew degree Of proficiency among
the pupils generally, truly surprising
[Com. DIDO.
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great. He Lad formed pan Of e,
barking them at Tangarock, hut =,
sea OF Abort was frozen.-Ie W
obliged to 60 along the coast wi,
them to Theodosia or Caifa. He arr;y.
there the Oath of December, after bav;r
already lost 2SS ofhis animals. Thel i
of February he sent in Russian ye,.s
the only one he could procure, $50, ,oos
Their with some Astrican sheep, under = :,
care of French supercargo. The ves,.
arrived at Marseilles towards the Mans
of April. Jaubert had preferred not )
come until he could bring the second tro'
which he did not wish to leave behind
cit results from the experiment Of J.,
bert, aud Tcrnaux, that from 1889 oo,,
bought among the kirghiz, deducting !.
the losses which have taken place, tho
are atpresent in France 400 downy Goa
Of Cashemire
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03
PROGRESS oF ERROR.
From TIE Kentucky Gazette.

From the kentucky Gazette
Eve contend that there is no authori-
ty in our country independent of the will
OF the people, when expressed deliberate
ly, and repeated SO often as to admit of no
mistake. A contrary doctrine, where the
people are said to rule, appears to us the
most preposterous that ever was advan-
ced bv rational minds. If the Judges of
this or any other state decide contrary
to uhat great majority Of the people
shall for years consider their Just rights.
OPPOSITION will be the consequence, as in
the state of Pennsylvania few years a
go: Governor Snyder ordered out gen
eral of brigade and an army to oppose the
marshalin the execution of a decree of
tbs Federal court-Olmstead Us. Wither-
spoons heirs; 1--WE write from memory,
and may not give the names of the par
ties) The strange spectacle of guard of
militia men stationed about the dwelling
of a defendant, IA widow lady, to protect
her against a process from one of our
courts, has, already been witnessed in
these states, and no one can tell how the
dispute would have ended if the general
had not (designedly, it was supposed, }
neglected his orders, and permitted the
marshal to seize on the defendant But
it is worthy of remark, that this was a
case of only individual concern; the great
body of the people felt little OF no interest
in it. What would have been the result
if the feelings Of large majority of the
state had been enlisted, is a question that
admits of no doubt. The opinion Of the
court rould haze been disregarded its
mandate in the hands of the Marshal a
dead letter, a mere blank, and experience
would have satisfied every body that in
this country all porer rests uith the
people
american Asylum.-We have received
from Hartford the Fifth Annual Report
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

We understand that the acting members
OF the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions, in
Philadelphia, ha re voted to loan ten thou
suad dollars from the MISSION funds, to as
sist in the erection of the Columbian College
at Washington. .NeU HaUen Reg.
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ERRATA.

Phoc,om.-In third par. for "oficer" read
.'officers." For "imperious" read impervI-
Gus. In 5th par. for contact" read CON
test"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03
CHEAP TRAVELLING.

To such lengths has the opposition arisen
betwixt the proprietors Of the lines of steam
boats and coaches between Philadelphia and
this city. that the Old Columbian Line, con.
nected with the steam boat Olive Branch
advertises to carry passengers for dolls. sc
cents. These terms, although very favora'
bic, do not equal the offers short time since
of some OF the proprietors of coaches at the
eastward. There the passenger was carried
gratis, and good dinner and bottle of wine
given him into the bargain.
[.N York Evening Post.
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London, June go.


The changes in Administration are at
length finally arranged. MIR. Canning goes
to the Admiralty, where Mr.. Sturges Bourne
is 10 be the new Secretary Lord Melville
removes to the Home Department, and Lord
SIdmouth to the Presidency Of Council
Lord Harrowby, whose health is said to be
exceedingly impaired, aud who has long ex-
pressed wish TO retire from office, is going
to remain some time on the continent. Mr..
hu,kisson, as II has been stated, removes TO
the Board OF Control, with Scat in the Csbi-
net; aud MI. Croker takes the Woods aud
Forests:
The latest accounts from Canton state that
ariou, disturbances have broken out on the
frontiers of China, and that the Emperor
Ming Ming who assembled the throne three
DAYS after tbe death of bis father, has been
assassipated. The Pekin Gazette, speaking
Of the death OF Kea King, says briefly. In
the city Of Jeho, the sotn day OF the 7tb
moon, his Majesty SET out to wander among
the immortals."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03

Proceedings 0fthe House of Commons.
BURNING OF WIDOWS IN INDIA.
Mr. Fowler Buxton arose TO bring on hrs
motion for copies and extracts OF all eommu-
pirat,ons from India respecting the burning
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03

In the pursuit Of knowledge, follow it
wherever it is to be found; like fern, it is
the produce OF all climates, and like coin,
It's circulation is not restricted to any parti-
cular class. We are ignorant in youth from
idleness, and we continue so in manhood,
from pride; for pride is less ashamed of be-
fng ignorant than Of being instructed, and
she looks too high to find that which is be
meath her. Therefore condescend to men OF
low estate, and be for wisdom that which
Alcibiades was for power. He that rings
only one bell. will hear only one sound; and
be that lives only with one class, will see
but one scene Of the great drama Of life
MIR. Locke was asked how he had contrived
to accumulate mine of knowledge so rich
yet so extensive and so deep: he replied,
that he attributed what little he knew, to
the not having been ashamed TO ask tor in
formation, and 10 the rule he had laid down,
OF cUnversng with all descriptions Of men
on those topics chiefly that formed their own
peculiar professions or pursuits ! myself
have heard common blacksmith eloquent,
when welding o. iron has been the theme
for what we know thoroughly, we Can usual
ly express clearly, since ideas will supply
words, but words will no: always supply
ideas. Therefore, when | meet with any
that write obscurely, OF converse confusedly,
| am apt to suspect two things: first, thai
such persons DO not understand even the N.
selves; and, secondly, that they are moi
wnrihr of heino understood hv others
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03

as All free nations tremblee The Moslem
fanatics are siateu to have destroyed no
less than Il Greek churches at Constan,
tinople. The suspended maratime inter
course between that capital and Odessa
had been revived; eight vessels which
sailed from the former city on the 18th
of May, having arrived at Odessa without
molestation on the 10th.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03

On the LIST ult. between ten O'Clock at
nigh, and four IN the morning, the Kentucky
river at Frankfort rose about seventeen feet
almost all the boats and other water craft
tied along the banks were swept away and
the ruins of one or two mills passed down the
stream In short time the river fell lutte,
but soon rose again about twenty six feet.
In Bremen paper of the 9th Of May a
new work is announced, under the title OF
"History Of the British Parliament, since its
institution in the year 1884, un:il 1898, to-
gether with Magma Charta, and observations
by the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, IN has
O1Vn hand writ.ng, by Lewis Bonaparte, late
king OF Holland"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-03

american Asylum.-W We have received
from Hartford the Fifth Annual Report
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
aTyec~zz-

MAFRiED--in St. Clair county, on Tues
day last. BY Rev. f. HOLSTER, Mr.. LEVI WELLS
TO Miss ANNA AMEs.
On the LIST INST at Glover Dale, Missouri, the
,srat of Captain stephen Rector, Mr.. THonAs
REcroa, TO Mss CoNsrAScE LEE, all Of ST.
Louis
DIED-rn ST. Louis, on the Sd instant, of a
Bilious complaint, Mr.. PATniex M'Gis, in the
24th year of his age.
At Arkansas, on the 18th September, Mr..
JONATHAN n. BRows, formerly ofBuflalo, \. (.
At the same place, on the 22i September,
after an illness oftwo weeks, MIR. SoLpwoy y.
Jurr, aged about % years native Of Colches-
ter, Connecticut.
IL her residence, near Eddyvillc, Ky. On tile
Dist September after painful ilness Of near
FIVE months. Mrs. AUREL1r. SKINNER, aged 30
years widow Of the late DR.. Henry Skinner,
and daughter of Col. Matthew Lyon.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
only way by which permanent relief can

only way by which permanent relief can
be obtained is by rendering commune
cation easy with the great towns On the
sca-board. Then we shall find a market
fer our produce. Then, and not until
then will emigration be turned 10 our
state.
Cannot these advantages be obtained,
by uniting in petition to Congress for
an appropriation 10 extend the national
road as far as Missouri, and for dona-
ton OF the public lands to open COM
munication with Lake Michlgan? In
the former oil these objects, the people
OF Ohio, Indiana, and Missouri are equal
ly Interested with those four own state.
Will not the united voice of the many
thousands Of citizens in these four states
be ncard by our national government
Other great objects oil public utility
have been accomplished IN ihls way, IN
our own, and other countries Ii was The
petitions OF distressed merchants IN the
eastern states which excited the attention
OF Congress to the act Tor their reiiei,
which passed the house al the las, ses.
sion, and wall probably become law at
the ensuing one.
We hope something viii be done to
attract the attention Of Congress to this
subject at the ensuing session, and that
every citlzen will commence with an ar
dor proporsionate to the greatness OF the
object TO be attained, and resolve never
To slumhcr until the grand work is ac-
complishcd. We wish to know the SEN
timents of the national government,
whether we can, or cannot hope for as
sistance from that quarter. When these
are known, our general assembly will be
better able to actupon this subject, should
ii be brought before them.
II Friend 10 Internal Imhrovemeats.
Nov. 8, 1921.