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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06

/z<A VIE subscribers, OF Col. Richard
1e7EEf1 n AdaIns deceased, DESTROYS Of making
ssGa private sale Of that beautiful country scat, called
TREE hill, about miles below this CITY,
upon the banks of James river The truct contains about
more than half being low grounds great pro-
boton OF which Is well adapted the culture Of RTass
inc buildings spacious and conveniently constructed &
kne accommodation Of gentee family. There is plepti-
Jul supply oil good spring water, and the situation com
ans prospect ~eh Tor beauty and variety almost
The terms will be made cosy TO purchasersbe payments
sng intended to be made TO the minors they may come
TO the age of20 years. JOHN ADAMS ~
June ~. 12-w4w SAMIL q. ADAMS Er'ors
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THE SITRSCRIRERS

E9 leave to inform their friends and the public gene
H. ral that they have united III the PRACTICE OF LAW
sd Will attend the Superior and Inferior Courts held
CITY as also those for the counties Chesterfield Hanover
hing William New Kent aud Charles City. Their Office
Immediately adjoining the United S;aes' iIank and where
one or both OF them may, at all timos, be found.
JOHN S. MYERS,
JriyS lest SAMUEL I. WILLIAMSON:
meeting OF the members of the Standing Committee
OF the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Build
ing of the State of Virginia. held 18th June 1921 the
following Resolution adopted
ResoYed That member shall withdraw from this Socie
without having first paid all premiums quotas, and other
claims OF the Society," including his proportion of all losses
MADE known to the Principal Agent prior the actual with
tIawai and discharge or sIich member.
troe copy from the Journal OF the Standing Committee.
Teste, JAMES RAWLINGS,
Jelly 3. i6-3t p Ae't nj A. s,v
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THE RALEIGH.

IL TErHE subscriber has taken possession Of the RA-
Firth 4 LEIGH TAVERN in the City of Williams
tsstif burg and is prepared accommodate the public
in style which he doubts will be calculated
70 give entire satisfaction
This establishment has undergone such repairs and
improvements as necessary render IL comfortable,
and now supplied with much and excellent furniture
lie will be satisfied 10 receive sch cement
comforts and accommodations he may afford will him
TO. I'iTDST1T R1NES
Williamsburg,
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NJ The ENQUIRER Is published twice n week, general
w. times week during the session Of the State L
rsai1Prce, the same as heretofore, Fire Dollars per an
num- advance Notes OF chartered
Banks (ony) will be received in payment The Editors will
guarantee the safety Of remtting them by mall the postage
Of all letters being paid by the writers.
ar paper win be discontinued [but at the discretion
ofthe Editors until all arrcarages have been paid
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, iess-First Insertion, IS cens-each
continuance, 80 cents.
Advertisement inserted until IL has either been paid
Cr assumed by person in this city, its envrcns
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY;

TUE James River Company now disposed To borrow
money agreeably 20 the the session of the L.
satre Tor which they will issue Certificates of Stock
bearing interest at five and half per per annm PAYABLE
nuary. - - ~ 10y VI "a
such persons as may be diposedo lend will please bring
propositions 10 Robert Pollard to the
company, on or before the 18th Of July next.
by order of the Board-
Richmond June Is. O.
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NOTICE

ta,s OF the Richmond 4 Osborns,s Tpynpit,
FIVE required to pay further rcduisition of
12tb July next '"aie OF SOCK held by them on the
by order OF the Board ofn;,s,,o
June H. u. ID CARRINGToN, Treasurer.
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TAINTED immediately. at this Office.

an apprentice to the Printing Business, a
tive Lad, about rs years of sge-Ic must read and
write WELL and possess Industrious habits-None other
| need apply. Nav
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FIRST Ship for London,

IA. FSrst Ship for London,
,ET5M To the address of Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT &
,-4E- co. with the liberty Of consignment, the very
superior and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY, Thomas Potts. commander expected 10 arrive in a
days an bermuda Hundred, when she will commence
tcading, and be despatched Immediately, having
sban half Of her cargo already ensagedFor freight
OF the remainder which win lie taken reasonable
terms, or passage, apply TO JNO. VIM. GILlIAT.
IA .4lso for London,
yFM To the address Of Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT *
tE4E. CO. with the liberty of consignment, the fine
brig aARGARET James McIrvan, commander, coppered,
Loyds, expected To be at Warwick in
very and will commence loading she
&c got ready take hitler burthen is about $50 hhds
bacco about 300 hhds. is wanted freight which
offered soon will be taken ow.-tor terms, apply to
JNO. & WIN. GILLIAT.
Who hare in Store, and offer for SALE few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco.
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stu6S, Paints, OBS, &c
c. H. ABRkH

Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stu6S, Paints, OBS, &c.
G. u. ABRAHAM
AS this day received foru Boston, per brig Richmond
very general supply OF DYE STUFFS, viz In.dder
ground, oSwood do camwood do. red Brazil wood do
fuc and Nicaragua wocd-also coach and house yarnsb
paints oils &c.
lie has also received per scr Jans from PHILADELPHIA
large and general supply of MEDICINES selected nv ora,
of the judges in that city.
lie has lately received from New York. an additional SUM-
ply oil GARDEN and GRASS SEEDS among which nrc a
lew bushels Of Sainfoin or HOLY HAY, spoken
fly the French ngricutursts.
lie has also few hampers Of the frst quality SALAD
uL OF which will be sold low for cash. or to punctuaI
customers d liberal credit.
SODA POWDERS.
II A. has on hand and will keep constant supply of
da Powders, for making Soda Water Persons accustomed
to drinking this delightful beverage will their adj
vantage to use tepowders not only facility
transportation, but particularly being Of
ingredients more sautary in their effect the common
Soda Water. June g. a-way
Ii persons indebted TO JOIN GRAIAM deceased are
"a requested TO make payment to immediately as I
am of closing the administration soon as possible
and therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
=, WALTER DUN, Executor
nov. lO. OFT of John Graham. dec.
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For Sale, a Beautiful and DelighifuL Residence,
III WTITHIN six hundred yards Of Gainesville
fsSSf,f w James river in the county of Cumberland
ssatM There are thiriyvc Of land in high
~--NN~- of improvement "a dwelling house with two
rooms passage and two oricoes below, convenient
lodging above stairs with cool and dry cellar
dernea the Lousc.Anoher yelling is situate within
% 10 yards othe above, commonly used apotheca
shop and study which has below and above
Attached also comfortable frame kitchen, cehouSe,
stables and garden Wei enclosed aud highly
improved This desirable situation well calculated
for the residence Of physician lawyer being weath
neishborhood the society Of which inferior in the
state of Virginia.
1J' The terms will he made accommodating. Application
MAY be made 10 the subscriber in Cartcrsvle.
June 26. 14-w4w II. b. MONTAGUE.
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHALIS SALE.
the request and by agreement Of Robert Sanard, Esq
N Proctor Salvors Solomon Jacobs Agent for Insurers
and Charles Palmer Agent for Owners and for the benefit Of
all parties concerned shall SATURDAY the 7th day of
July Ludlams Wharf proceed to seIl1or cash,
% Hhds. of first quality Cuba MOLASSES,
beingfhe cargo Of the schooner DELEGATE OF Portland
which and brought in by the crew of the
snow Triune of Sunderland.
IA At the TING and place, uiU be sod
r4f The fine Schooner Delegate, and all the rigging,
[1f3H tackle, apparel and furniture that with her
She is fine and newly bull; vessel, and is said
10 >ail well.
The sale will ut half past 10 O'Clock A. d.
GEO. JAMES, u. ~. for
June %. 81 JOHN PEGRAM, NJ. Z. u. v.
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First rate Tobacco Land, acittOut reSerre.
G1zA On Wednesday, The 2eth Aagu't, shall sell Mt
fsT5;5H public auction, without the Of
!ssskSH LAND which resde.-In point of soil, local
'--- situation and reighborood this farm is inferior
10 none In the upper country.
Persons DESTROYS vesing undsin real estate. would do
well 10 attend the sale Of the above prupertyTcrns
suTth in hand the balance in L. and
the LAID FOR the deferred payments will be required
Al the time. will be SOLD several valuable Ne
GROESAlso the STOCK of every description the farm
SAMUEL DYER, Jr.
Abemarc, Juno 90. N-w9v
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r. RTDRT II

OFFERS fot sale, three door, fou,h OF the
" Bank Of Virginia
Fine old Frtnch Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum Whiskey
Sicily Madeira and Port Wines-I orton PorfrS
Imperial and Gunpowdsr Teas-Cofce
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars-Aiolasses
Spermaceti ard taIow Capdles--Scep
Salad and lamp oils
Wyat's Chewing Tobacco-Spani,h Sccar,
Mustard, Pepper, Nutniegs
Jamiesons Crackers, &c.
Aso-12 tierces Rice, and Madeira Wine of excellent
quality, imported in 1915, well 6ned lit Tor immedle
use which will be sold by the cask demijohn gallon
Junc 10 14-w4w
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JOHN W. DANCE

TToRNEY AT LAW, will practise in the Superior and
Inferior Courts of Powhatan and
lie resides at Powhatan Courthouse. 4-wsvy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

dciIve.cd uy JlHs DAVIS, En-. alter which
Tie SUcirty parlurk uf eumpiurus dianer,
% which Gov kiya. ,he Prrsilcr, III tie So
olely. presided, assisted t.y. Gen. CiAYDLER,
Ire Nict thesident. hhrr dinner Mere dIs
play - he strength anL speed ot working
oxen, uriil quite night, aud The evening WAS
cn-ri Jy splendid ball al augusta On
Thursday committee VI tile Society cxamin-
ej lie tegetat.e productions, manufactures,
batter, cheese, and certificates Of cylraordin-
any crops. Butter aud cheese were exhibited
III large quantities. The trial 81 The mowers
Of working oxen were continued on THURSDAY
uutl about eleven O'Clock when The rain com
PEELED them to desIst. a pluughIng match
was TO have been had, but tic storm rendered
j; impracricable.
The deep iBteTe 81 90 exicns Ively felt III this
infant institution, and is great ana rapid sue
cess are most auspIcluu, omens for Tie aTi.
cultural interest Of Maine. Our farmers do
not yet know their own resources. Our nat
ura advantages are only 10 be developed and
recorded BY The industry ana intelligence Of
\ our citizens ID place Maine il toe highest rank
Of agricultural States The utility fexhbi-
lions like that which We have Just witnessed
can hardly be exaggerated, aud il Is 10 be
( hoped that the Legislature Of Maine will 50
appreciate Ms Importance Is 10 longer TO per
nit - great public benefit % dcueud wholly
upon tie mun,Hcence ID private individuals.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

Turteg.-Our papers arc filled with various
accounts of Gecce and Turkey; but nothing.
certain can be gathered from thcm. Ii i ri
ported that tie Turks have taken ofr their re-
strictions on vessels with wheat from the Black
Sea. If 50, the wheat from that quarter may
again come into partial competition with Amer
lean wheat and flour III some markets.
Spaia.--From the GaStitcd, France we learn
that IT, political condition il the reverse ortran-
guilty. We do not venture IN predict. tut We
should not bC surTrized 70 hear IA NOR. insur-
roctions, if not another revolution, in thai king
dom.
Ttntis.-A letter from Tuuis 70 \ gentleman
in Boston states thot peace and amuy appear
likely 10 prevail in the Barbarv Courts.
Cmur0a papers 10 the 2ed SEPT. inform that
The Congress ofC0iumLil have passed decree
for tic gradual emancipation d their slaves. All
offspring slaves arc hereafter to he considered
n free, but 'o serve uc masters Of their Parents
until l3-ChIldrCh never to be separated from
their mothers ;-slaN g who have served tie re-
public 20 be trec-and no fatnrc importations d
slaves to he allWcd.-Thc Spanish cruisers
continue to capture all vessels having C0l-mLi.
an and neutral property or board, and MANY
unucr rrctCncc ON collation. If their gJYCr block.
aGee.
From Bra-ils.-CaTt. Jones, from Pcrnan.
brco. informs that revolution was reported tC
have been effected at Cur ma.
Lima The Gazette extraordinary or Chill
Of J0ly u, 1891, confirms the report before fe-
cencd, that tie revolutionary General, Auralcs
had completely lCatCn the ROYAL General III
caiort near Pascu. IN consequence u Tbs, thc
sIcclOy Of Peru and Gen. San Martin had 4
greed % a truce for 20 DAYS.
JIG familiarity and friendship which seems
- exist tCt|een Gcnree T.. and Prince Estcr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

na7-. tho A~st<1n Ambassador gives -on4e
sanction wv tic report ia thc Paris papers, thli
the King IL about % contract q marriage WIN
his sister And perhaps The journey oi me hins
ID Austria. may have some little bcaIhE oh
matrimonial connection, although VIZ are aware
that the voyage was planned before the ceati oi
the late Queen
III We may compare the management XII "A i>iHg
on such matters with those Ofl subject Wc should
not be surprised, il the report prove true; Tor We
often see when person has 50 important an oD-
icct 10 accomplish as tic winning "a \ maid hc
y very apt To WOO her through All her brothers
and sisters, and not untrcquently tells his whole
course Of love" % remote branches ct the iami
IN.
The King ~ said Ia have made Arrangements
TO take ND Hs quarters for n tire with Esteih2-
w, where the gallant will meet the nymph and
will no doubt, woo her with some spirit. hou-c
this union take place, 1T will be junction %
Spring and Autumn, without the Intervention OF
Summer.
Perhaps after All thc Oh BeaH y looking y gA-
er and Is fixing lis : lccr.ng eye upon an Aus
tIian Arch Dutchess, or even Hpon the Tclct Of
imperial Bouapare The latterwould be an adj
mirable match ii would blend the white and
red rose, and unite in its composition as many
Inconsistencies, as a good glass Of Uhisiey, or
Prince Regent Purch.
Prince Escrhaza " slij t0 be the richest subject
ia Europe his annual income being estimated at Btc
hH1dtcd hOaS0Hd pounds steriHg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

BOSTON, NOV. I.
OFThe arguments pro and con- ~ tie case
Of The Young Eugene, were heard last week
III the United States District Court, heiure
judge STORY and DAVIS. This sesst!, 1t
will De rtcolIectcd, wa, taken On the coast Of
Africa last summer, by Lieut.. STOCKTON, in
the u. 5. sloop-ot war .HHigutor, under the
suspicion that size was an American IA disguise,
carving ID the Slave Trade. That She MAS
engaged IA thi. Inhuman trathCk appeared too
PLAIN 20 admit of dispute but her papers and
OTTER circumstances, led 10 the conclusion iLat
thou.h Size was originally an American vessel,
vet he Is now FieGch, and l-cngs I" cer tain
psrsou. III GuGdaioFpe. . claim 20 Tie prop
cry was preferred by tic French COrrui
10 Boston.
ii Is evident the questions arising 10 tits
case are butn important and highly interest
Jug. The argument for The government was
maintained with great ability and ekquence
rs GEORGE BLAKE, Esq. Distinct Attorney,
saL Hr. WEBSTER. The claimant, counsel
vas Wm. SULLIVAN. ESQ. After long heal
my OF two days, the Hun. Judge STORY OBJ
served that be should require tine ~ consider
a question, involving III lis consequences no
lees than the establishment Of new tJclriue
ID the Law oi Nations.
Since then we have understood tie claim
ants counsel has requested lc-aeaim2, IA
consequence Of the ground assumed ana NAN
tanned by Mr.. WEBSTER, that Tie SIrte Trade
was now 10 he considered illegal aud UNJUST,
under The Lao of Nations, anil consequently
that The Young Eugene ought " Ne contemned.
This doctrine arose, he contCnGed not only
liom lie original Injustice and iniuman.ly Of
the tr,.hc IL tie abstract, tut from lIe repeat
cd declarations ami laws IL that effect, made
hy al. the European and American Powers,
protesting to be governed by the code Of inter-
national law.
re-hearing has been granted, and lhe time
assigned lor that purpose IS Friday Decem-
Der 9Th.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS.
l,e aie informed that Tie fund appropria
led by Congress for the payment Q; The Pen
slous ID this town, are exhausted, and that no
more can De paid until further appropriation
Is made by Congress We give dis rntorna-
non, that pensioners at distance, and who
have been 10 the habit Of receiving their pen
siOns regularly, may not incur unayaIling
trouble aud expense.-B0st. Cent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

The Bangor paper notices some remarks Of
ours. on the removal Of General Hcrrick. Ii
says that Dir. Clark the present incumbent,
is at least as faithful, prompt and Intelligent as
the iage sheriff, and viii be as easily satisfied
with the honest fees of Office" That NAV be true
of that however we can as vet know nothing,
il remains TO be proved but tins We do know,
that the reputation Of General HCrricE has ever
been good, as faithful and prompt officer and
that the Att0rnics who have entrusted business
10 hun, from this quarter, have been ever satis-
hCt with ms discharge Oft 50 far therefore
perhaps 1t will not lie thought that We spoke
without understanding the subject. But admit
that Mr. Clark be as rood an officer as the late
one, Will the Justification Of Ic removal be pa-
Ccd Oh that ground il would TIKI a strange doc
time. The argument would run thus, you have
bccu a good and faithful officer, but here is one.
that may make as good q one KS Won, therefore
you must be dizp7nced
Again, we said that General Iic-r.ik " Cntcr-
tanned political opinions different from tho ruiz
inr powers" In answer to ihiy, ID ~ remarked,
that he has for some time past, possessed such
opinions as the occasion might seem to require -
We 90 not know what occasion Is alluded TO-,
and therefore cannot SHY what lIuay have re-
CURED hut tins We welt know, that General
IIerrici was opposed to the election Of Mr..
UiHja3aSoa to congress, and that AL was Eir y :
duty b make the nomination Of the sheriff !;
now what connection there NAV have been in
these subjects, we leave ii as before 20 the de
termination Of juticious public.
In 1920, Governor King re-appointed Concr-
al Hcrrick in 1921, Governor williamson re-
moved him I! what sudden change there NAV have
been IN this officer, who had ever stood high i'll
the community, in that brief space ana when ne
had exercised the office years previous, it is diff
iicult upon common principles to conceive; ana
therefore even I" Peaojseot' may justify us i'll
coming u the conclusion we did, thlt VI. INng
either made an improper rc-ap2olntment, or
Mr.. Williamson an nm US. removal.
4. do not love thee, DIR. Fell
The reason why. I cannot tell
But Do mt love dice. Or. Fell.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

Uncommon Circumstance A correspond
eut 10 Barnstsble county informs D, that, on
Sunday night last, sboal Of fish OF the Whale
species, Ia the number OF nearly 100, came
~ were driven on shore. Oh Indian Neck, and
BeacbilI Cove, 10 Welneet, on Cape Cod
where they were left by the ute. They
were discovered early on Monday morning
hy lad who was cunning, and who marked
81 of The best OF them tor III, father, aud then
gave information OF the others. They meas
ure from 10 to % feet id length, and Tie oil eX-
tracted irom them i SAID 70 lie tut lille interi
or TO sperm OIL The value Of the whole
shdai is estimated al $3.50; and the father
I'D the lad mentioned hae been offered $1,000
for the 81 marked bv him. Ii j. expected
they will nett him $1,000. Thee G.h are
kuoun by the name Ui the Black Whale h-h,
and formerly were common on our coast, but
have not been seen for many years past. II
j. said to be peculiar 10 them, when they find
themselves in shallow water. from flight, or
other cause 10 run on shore and pellsh.-CeHt.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

We have derived much pleasure and IN
stuction IRON the perusa Of q small volume
Just issued from the press, Untitled :" LeGUes
from Journal or Rqmties IL ScotiaaI and
ireland, chictiy IN I3i7-By A2DNEw Bi1E
low"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

HALLnNE ELL NOVEMBER 5.
The Cattle Show O; the Maine Agricultural
Sucsty was, pursuant "a prev iuus notice, hyli
III this town on Wednesday last. The exhibit
JiOn was highly creditabIe 10 The State and
answered the highest expectations OF the most
competent judges. As the reports Of the sev.
eral committees will present ID tue public de-
tailed accounts ofihe several aHiuIdls and ar
licies exhibited most worthy q notice, we
shall not attempt To paricularize. The day
was fine end the cOncourse ofpeople immense
The number on the plain during the day IS
estimated yariouSly from three % five thou
sand. From the most accurate estimation
that could be made, we think the number
coul1 uoi be much less than four thousand
We saw gentlemen from eight cot Of nine
counties IN the State. About Que O'Clock a
procession was formed which marched 10 the
Dleeting IIonse ofihe Rev Mr. GilIet, where
al appropriate and instructive address was
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Nor can Che cuIt0r Oi lie Argus ic, this or
poriunity pass, without repeating tle tmicc-told
and as often contro,ertcd assertion, that this pa
per is enlisted in the cause Of Gen. Winpatc.
We should not undertake 10 notice this charge
again, did it not come in our way for VIC pre-
sumo ii is merely the burden Oh the song which
tAeArgua finds IL convenient occasionally to ring
10 keep alive a spirit OF jealousy in tie good Pco-
PIE Of th, State, against the party opposed p bis
ambitions views. No body believes this story,
because it carries with it 10 marks Of probabIi-
". ana because the conduct Of this paper arrays
Y train ofcircuinsianccs against II, which comes
in aid OF our assertion and affords body Of ovi-
dcncc on the subject not % bc resisted. Ifony
benefit arises ID third party, BY the fodcralIsts
pursuing an independent course, il is collateral
consequence, for which, rs far as we can per-
ccive, 10 action ~ provided by the common Or
statute law and though we are often arraign-
Cd al the bar q the Argus, for the mislcmca nor
of acting and thinking for ourselves, yet W. have
never found there, any oviJcncc to convict, or
any jurisdiction 70 try and wc have therefore
come u the conclusion, dat Il W only dcclama-
tion--soucting like thc shouts which boys raise
in the woods, TO sound their voices, on hear inc
echo, and sometimes because thcy are frgblen-
e., they haIIoo, either through very fear, or TO
keep of danger.
But what IN the late conduct OF the Argus is
most ridiculous, is, the attempt to conciIatc that
portion q the republican party that had wan
dered from Tbs care. tie ;u.4 dcsiroas ~ ,fra-
ming back gentlemen whose feelings he most m
docenty outraged, before the election, when he
felt strong, aud was flushed with hope but since
the result has satisfied him that he cannot con-
troll the people, bis confidence in his influence is
abated-and the A" tempest and uhirIwind vi his
passions IS wonderfully Gained ard now lie
would steal away, with honeycd sentences, their
feelings and opinions We know not how lie viii
succeed in this task, but we should think a man
must be possessed Of an infinite store Of conf
dence To attempt it.