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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15
RI0EMI oMn, AUGUST Is.
Communicated for Ae Enol


AT meeting of the :" Union Debating Society
of Wythe," Samuel NJ. Camant, Esq was call
ed to the Chair, and Henry Hoppess, Esq, APP
pointed Secretary: Whereupon John +. II. Clai-
borne, Esq. offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
The venerable Jefferson is gone! TIE heart thai
throbbed with aspirations of philanthropy, and the
hand that chroncled our independence, now re
pose IN the cold and silent tomb. His mighty bo-
som sunk under the excrucating pangs of death
and his soul has been translated to the regions of
the blest. Imagination hears the accarnations of
Washington, Hampden, and Sydney welcome
his spirit TO its ethereal home. 4
Farewell, then, thou Patriot and Friend OF Man |!
the harp of weeping beauty has sung thy requiem
the tears OF pa rioti>m have believed thy grave
Long as the laurel blooms green on the banks OF
the Mississippi long the Allegheny towers
in sublimiy TO the skies, will humanity worship the
memory OF her greatest advocate. His principles
shall be the textbook of after ages; like the burn
ing cross to Constantine. they shall point the way
to Liberty and Freedom,
Generations 10 come will feel the influence Of
Jefferson, and tyran's Ieuble on their thrones
amidst the storms of revolution.
Resolved, Tha, in testimony ofther respect for
the deceased, the Members of this Association
will wear the usual symbol for thirty days.
Resolved, That the proper officer cause this
Hall to be hung with Grape.
Resolved, That the treasurer of this association
be authorized to procure copy of the Declara-
ton OF independence, elegantly framed and en-
graved, TO be deposie in our archives
Resolved, That the treasurer be authorized 70
procure bust Of Mr.. Jefferson FROM the hand of
Mr.. BrDwere, of New York. Also to subscribe
for fifteen copies of the Memoirs of Jefferson,
when they published.
On motion of Mr.. d. Trigg-
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded to the
Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and Wythe Ga
Zelte for publication.
SAMUEL CAMANT, CHARM
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a'eerdined that MIR. DI-n reelected TO Conrres. fro
Louisiana The election supply place Of MI Rai
dec OF Mississippi progressing The last return, nu, ri
Binsaman considerably head.
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u we have several times asked correspondents who com
ucate Deaths aud Marriages anonymously how thew can
expect ~ to announce such public
unwilling 10 conide their name. to u, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

Mr. Rufus King and family have taken passage from London
in the AoGsta, to sail shout lat July.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

Extract of a letter to the Editors from. Mobile,
dated July 90
Our Inflated City is again visited with the yell
low Fever, and from present appearances am in
duced 10 think its aspect Of more malignant type
than at any former year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

sEJ~ We have received for publication num-
Der of Funeral Orations, on the death of Messrs.
Jefferson s. Adams, and several in celebration OF
the 4th of July. 1t is impossible to comply
with the wishes of our friends in publishing the
whole of these long productions, aItho' many OF
them possess great merit They would fill our
columns for some time to come To decline the
publication Of all, is less painful to US than to Sc
lect from among them
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Mediterranean SQuadron.-A letter dated
May 10Th 1926, from officer in the squadron,
avs, " our squadron sails Tomorrow for Algie,s,
iunis, Tripoli and perhaps Alexandra, and thence
to the Archipelago
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

1dtes.-We sometimes laugh at the curious and
absurd titles and offices which exist among the old
nations OF the world. 1t is not easy, however, to
select any which sounds more strangely to The civ
ilized ear than one we find in Washington paper.
" Mr. Samuel M'Kee is appointed superintend-
am OF snags." Not exactly understanding the
nature of this Office we should guess it TO be a
branch OF the dentist profession.-Q it an
appointment by the Presiden, s Senate
W Y. Enquirer.
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The papers ny the UIarn Brown, Norfolk saw there
perieEc.d in that country.
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"a, I, what fgn sg, sheys, ny ,sontrynen

"N''S O'oDuy EeatoH tyt11nPhtd oUcr uS'l lauzherl
say, the appeal of Mark .dntfonv was not
more vehementy made his resentment of Ce-
sdT's death was not more pontedy directed a.
gainst those who caused it, than is the recruitment
OF this writer against the author Of that measure,
which had for its object the transfer of two mis-
cradle fiscal departments from one part OF the Uni
ted Kingdom to another, (hear, hear.) could
not imagine at first what mes by the writer !;
felt almost like guilty thing, oppressed by the
weight of some underlined crime !; and if met my
noble friend, FIRST at the Board Of Admiralty, or
with any Of my Hon. friends from Scotland, I hard
ly dared TO look them in the face. After passing
in review all the signal glories and trumphs Of
Scotland after summoning to my recollection all
she could so Justly boast that adorns or exats the
human race after rejecting the originality, the
grace and the genius Of her poets on the elo
quence, the accuracy, and research of her hisori-
ans on the elaborate fluctuations and profound
discoveries OF her philosophers and after watch
ing the progress Of fer gifted sops, while soaring
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30. 600 DOLLARS Z

i i29as Prizes, amOoniingto $4,000 Dolla1s
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-28
EDlToRlAL ITEMS

The editor ofthe Literary Cadet, IS
not % the tool Of power, or pander OF
authority" he "fegulates his affairs in
hi. own wsy and acknowledges no dc
tator.' That's what we call grit.
A meeting Of delegates from a num-
ber of Banking Institutions in Rhode
Island, was held at, Pawtuxet, on the
10Th of August, for the purpose of TAX
ing into consideration the oppressive
measures pursued by the Boston Allied
Banks.
On Monday morning last. the Jury
which bad been xept in confinement
several days, on the case Of Henry
Eckford and others, at New-York ,came
into, Court, and being questioned as to
their verdict. declared srhat they had
not and could not decide. Judge Ed
wards asked whether it was not possi--
BILE that they could agree upon spec.
ial verdict, accompa panied BY a statement
offacts to bc explained by the Court.
Mr.. Wallace, one Of the Jurors. said he
saw no prospect Of a coincidence in O.
pinlop, and that the difference seemed
radical. Mr.,Fitch, another juror, said
that the jury was not unanimous in lis
opinions as to .he guilt or innocence OF
auy one of the defendants. The court
deliberafed for few moments, when
the jurM was dismissed. II is UNDER
stood that the jury were divided in the
following manner !: seven to five for
consicting all the,defendants, and eight
to four for conyicting all but Hepy
Eckford. The division is said to have
been as fo!lows-for convicting, James
Wallace, samuel Whitmarsh, Isaac En-
mons, Bepjamin Jessup, Edward D.
Rlsckfcrd, Jesse Beach, and Wilson R.
Morse--for acquittins- the defendants,
F. B. Fitch, James Kain, Bcnjamin
Marsh. Henry Hedden, Moses Powell.
Judge Edwards then stated to Mr.. Bar
ker. that bis conduct during the trial
had. in many respects, been such as to
require the noticeof the Court that
the Court could take it into their con-
sideration, and that to-merrow itwould
. be necessary for him to attend 10 or
der to lenn their opinion on the sub
ject On Tuesday, Jacob Barker ap-
pesred to receive its decision,. when af
ter . reprimand fem Judge EdVsrds,
NJ. Barker was fined, ooe hundred dol
lars, hichhelmmedia:ely paid in doub.
looms, observing at the same 'ime, ,ha,
he wished the change given TO the. of
6ters of the court, that they might
drink be heath. k.
The Govevnour Of New-York has is
sued his Prociamatioq to the state Off.
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Gmsrai ASSEMBLY Oa nsoadsy nex'
the kesisistove ofth,s state. will cam-
mencc iia Full session at Providence. -
,Amopx the business which viii come
before The Assembly, the chnice Of a
Senstorto Inc next Congress, IS not the
feast interesting. This contest. which
has been entered into by two indivldu-
ais, under their own proper signatures,
themselves self nomibssed candidates
for the Office. has been been marked
with in acrimony, and protr~cted viii
a spirit Of rsnconr, dishouourable alike
10 the state and the parties. When
the old londmgtks Of faction had beer
pulled down. and the Fame Of Feders
and Democraiick Republican forgotten
in the general era Of good feelings, tw'
individuaIs. spurred on by ambition o
self.interest, have been. permitted t
disturb the general peace Of a Who'll
sstate, aud succeeded ia enlistins ande
their banners men of;lhelr own stamp
or such as hail no opinion Of theirowr
Throughout the whole campaign mel
-neiiher party appear to have hada wis
to make their own reputation spotles
but to blacken the fame Of their opp
nent ;-the tenour Of their hbello'
controversy has been, "lfAmy chara
ter.is darker than the mind Of Belz
bub, still. I am more holy hans Moa!
They have shown themselves unwortt
oflhe important Office. and wc trustw
receive that answer from the Legisl
ture, which the honour ofthe state =
: Quires.
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c. ar islcs : of jus(l<es ~ ~ ue3lt
tettion - ~ kersoDs vre< e' Gun
milto lviolepi ootrsges upon the Per.
soas ~ Gsptsio Morgan and wl'ssf 80
'birs HilleF, q Batavia, ~ =. SePs.
b1oefln 81 not been beard q s'2fs ne{
|Wss carrielt ~ by. the rioters.
Hon. jobs 81|leys has been hom'-
mated for re.sIsclion y Congress. a.
Thursday the sixtcenth DAY o. NO
vember next. is appointed for ahe az 7
|Dum Thanksgiving ip Connecticut. II
The crop Of apples has been so al
buusi snt, this year, io- Massachusetts,
and Connecticut, that new cider is as
low as City cents a barrel. |
On Saturday last, about one hundredl
rattlesnakes from the west, were shir-I|
4 ped on board the steamboat Constelia
lion, alive and in prime order for The
Euvopean lnai ket. A new article Of
| export.
4 The U. s.. sloop Of war Lexingtou,l
/, Captain Shubrick has sailed from New
/, York for Trinidad Island, 10 bring
, home the remains Of Commodore Per-
rlry. @, [,
Il The crop of Oats hss been so abun.
q ldant in Pennsylvania, :bst six and n
!, lauarter cents per bushel could uot be
obtained for them at Pi,tsburg. a short
time sincc.
!. Fine ripe strawberries and raspber,
\ ries of The second growth. were fol
sale IN Belfast. Maine. last week.
!. Col. Pluck has been tried by Cour
!. Martial and .cosb;ered
- Law Term Of the Snnreme Jud;c
= lisl Count I: 81 Massachusetts for III,
ofsPlymoutl,. Bristol and Bar,
!, Stable Z commenced IN T.onfun on ,r'ues
IN dav last.
!, The eencrol conyention OF The Man
! omission Society of the United States
Was 10 mcct in B ,ltimose on the e5t
Iof the present month.
a letter has been received from
is gentleman in London, dated August
az which stated that Mr.. John Ranaoh
IN dined with him, and declared in IL
-. course Of conyers alton inat the Unite
Estates was the only country for-a ma
m Ito live IN. He was to sci out tha ne,
le. day for France, and return to the Uhi
he ed States, by The first ofDecembs
X next.
vel Isaac B. Dcsha has been baiIed OF
ed Of prison md pc miltei to 70 at larc
in the state.
ryl gentleman was lashed make
ut through the" streets Of Providence, o
ry Friday last, agreeably 10 the sentenc
ne ofour Supreme Court 49,
tol The Turkish youth, who describe
ad himself as The son of the pacha Of D;
d. mascu., and concerning wi.om.inform'
;i- ton was requested in the Albany p
&c. Pers, is now travelling in the interio,
mt ofNew- York; Unlike the general cha
IT acter Of his .countrymen, he is INTEL
he gent and dcsirous Of acquiring know
edge. and has uicked mn - oood m.r
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tne @ssIssy =. lyss w. !. 49, .r.'s, *
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tatl,cr tdilrtpg t'ye ta9t swars~ ~ - (.
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Z ~ COIrtf NlatiiAt ssse - lvr :.
the pnypose Of trying '0Isz.iQlm' Z
Pluck, have ssc1tenccsl him 10 sber.
caslicrtd, ,ansl deei9red him ihcspas !.
Ne;l;t;. for ssso,, ,ears ,The sen.
tcnco las bcc,t approved. and q new
slrct;nu ordered. ID s,,pu!S the vacali
=. ,i,,,a ,,anse5 I'VE hn6es no other !.
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1,'sS m u''.H'o", w. - 4" 80, -'Ysrs .
'ess' Z .ss - 3 a
.x. = sss: Z
yhebrig Kufh o. i'hsladerpn.a'vh
had been captured 20 tne riasa, And (
lthe,cspsath aa" ~ ~ l~P. 'soh-
Terence 0i commodore b'pd,es
lss -----. ~. ~ 4 ~
4 The body Of the unfortuuatc Miss
! Si,eaftnan. whose disappcaranee was
lmcntionedi in our last, was found drift
led ashors near Pcck's wharf. "a jury
q finqirst was Immediately tummoned.
'tby, droNning while of sane mind. -
Her pody was de''pereo % hcr g lsls. trends.
thy swhom = wsseo.ssyer 10 ..wamAey s,.
Z =" -" S'''"y p'''"o' pro, ,"" pn,.;o,
= g
b =. ,he ,,ea - ho,t Nasb;nston was
d = arinc'thas civ. ~ sunday nieht. a
d Imam wasdiscovcrcd swimming IN the
I. East River. He hailed the boat and
was taken on boafil. He was drip
lple,' ind sta ed that in company with
: Iiiyeyother pcr$onshe was fishing in
dIsmall boat which was nun down by
d sloop, and all but himself drowned
He stated fh,s name 20 pc 6oranam
h'ng, and shat ne iSed iG 2cam"e'
z sweet o's'eSHa"'
d1 o.. !. ra,., 11'ea,,. a., Mo.d,v
p s',;n,. ~, ,h;s sn,.n,;,i' s.t.hl;sL.
q ,rsnt "a onsne,l car tbs H,.t nertorm.
'e smce when anSimmcose crowd attend.
p dra. AZ an eariy hour ii the evening
I, I. [it was found necessary I'd stop the sale
= Iofiickcis, as the house was then full.
:.
al FOREIGN.
~ CREE 4. l'he ,,ews from
. |S,pyrna, dated tic f;ish August, states
81 THAT they have learnt. by an cxtyaor-
ii. ldinary Communication, that Samos
$. had yoIunt srily submitted 10 the
y CAPTAIN Pacl,a, 10 whom. six Phi
ne mates and a Bishop were sent as
J" = hostages. a
r Lord CucLranc was al Mcssina,
i, .,|wherc he expected the steam vessels
- " hicl, had not arrived as soon as l,e
q. Thought they would. The EngIisl,
a. Committee had written to him that
we're going 10 purchase steam
ed vessel, tho Valentine, wticl, is az
Sc Londons II will cost, when com
he plctely equipped, four hundred thou
Fl, sand francs.
he Col. Petta. a Greek, brought op
ne at Paris. has formed, il cunccst with
= = another CcpbaIonian Chief. . corps,
u, of 500 CcpiIalouiotes o5,t Zantiotes.
y, y The soldiers appointed tIrir own
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-28

A person in Detroit, who had dis.
Covered some directions among the
papers Of his deceased father, Where
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-28

sNt,c FORK Theatre. On Monday
eyesling last this splendid establish
ment was opened for the rstpertorm-
snce, when anaimmense crowd attend.
ded. Al an early hour ia the evening
Il was found necessary to stop the sale
'oflickcls, as the house was then full.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-28

A the steam host Washington was
nearing the city, .0e sunday night,
man wasdiscovcrcd swimming in the
East River. He hailed the boat and
was taken on bpafil. He was Grip
pie, ind sta ed that in company with
|iiyeyother prrsonshe was fishing in
small boat whicl, was run down by
sloop, and all but himself drowned
He stated Fhis name TO be Abraham
King, aud that he lived iny Scammct
street. Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-26

'ation, and By the impossibty Of Spain's exertinc
an emcient jurisdiction tho country, Of which
Spain bad become perfectly sensible. Under this
view' the Congress had passed law putting at the
disposai the President. the whole physical force
OF the y. D. 10 prevent the occupation of Florida
any DINER nation, than Spain, it's rightful owner
But the acquisition of Florida is the great boast Of
the last administration, and strange to- tell the peo-
Pie overlooking the means, have been deluded into
an appreciation OF ,he end which has been effected
TITS true, the Flosidas have been acquired. They
were acquired BY military triumph; but the game
triumph which conquered the Floridas, was a mill
~ry triumph over the constitution; over the public
oras' anu over the sanctity Of International law.
The y. q. have become owners of the rioridas;
but they base been purchased as the writer thinks
IN exchange Tor their fundamental laws and public
morals -: Did ever any people make worse bar
GAM upon the meeting of Congress-, after the
,orcio'e SEIZURE and occupation of Pensacola, the
Rouse OF Representatives, seeming to be shocked at
the Migrant outrage upon the constitution in Iau-
oaoe spirit Tor its preservation, commenced AN in
curry into the conduct Of Gen, jackson upon. that
occasion.--Bu this laudabe xnrit m;.,oo. IL. real,
object. The II. of Il. had nothing TO do with Gen.
JACKSON; and u was a condesccnsion on its part TO
no"ce MS proceedings, unless i'm reference to the
.Ies"eht's constitutional responsibility. The Pre-
sident was the true object for its Aversion.
ne iormed Coordinate department with Congress.
"u "s.' ny the constitution, made specially re-
sp0i'sioie to the H. OF X. under i,s power OF in-
peacinent. IT, fortunately for the constitution
ano me American people. the II. of u had given
e'r inquiry MS proper direction, and had impeacied
inc resident iorthe fragrant military usurpations
as the writer thinks them; and the Senate had per-
formed It's duty in removing him f. ON Office, il
wouid have had the happy effect OF saving the
constitution IRON military pollution. IF that had
oeen done, II would probably bav deferred the dar-
| ing efforts OF Executive power and patronage,
nom attempting another military violation of the
constitution, for half century. The failure 10
adopt this course by giving a new impulse TO hi,
power, and this Patronage, the writer conceves to
be one of the chief causes Of the present crisis.
| January 1911 1926
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CONGRESS- ON MONDAY.


In the Senate, the report Of the Committee on
Naval, Affairs, asking TO he discharged from the
further consideration OF the communication of Conn.,
David Porter, asking for the expression of an
opinion upon the charges of Thomas Randall and
John Mountain, was called up. and after consider
able debate, it was recommi,,ed 10 the same
Committee, with instructions TO strike out that par,
of the report which pronounces the case of Com.
Porter to be the nature of an appeal from the
Court Of Enquiry.
Mr.. FORSYTH, Of Georgia, in the House of Re-
presentatives, yesterday reported = bill from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, to provide for the
apprehension and delivery of deserfers. The re-
port recently, made by the ComnieIe on elections,
on the subject of the Michigan El4ction, was re-
committed, on motion of the chairman, MIR.
Sloane, of Ohio. Some discussio4 took place on
the subject Mr.. Dorsey's resolution, relative to
the Cadets at West Point which WAS ultimatel,
agreed to, with modification. A rbessage was re-
ceyed from the President of the United States,
containing the information called fbr by a resoiu-
ton offered by Mr. S.orrs of New York. in rela-
ton 10 the moneys received by the late President
OF the United States.
Mr. Burgess of Rhode Island, made an eloquent
speech agains, the Judicial Bill ais reported and in
favor Of the resolution to reconJmit the bill with
instructions. Nat. Journal.
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EDUCHTIOA-

GRATEFUL for ths patronage which has been received
~ Miss NJ &J Wat have announce, that they Lvuti-
Que their School r. street.
TERMS or TUITION.
OrhosraPhy, Readings Writing, Arithmeek, English Gram
mar GeOsraphy, Dictionary Composition aud 0rnam
Needc-work, dollars per qusrter.
Drawing Painting Paper aud Velvet including the above
10 dollars per quarter.
Young Ladies he accommodated with Board W,.binr
and Lodging NJ. q. Watts Tor % dollars per quarter
Fuel during the winter I dollar.
Or Special regard paid TO the morals and ipsuncrs Of the
pupils.
Jan. &c. 83-2aw4Gf
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CQTIENI9

Lottery + Exchange Office, ia, JTdrLef.sfrs.r
BALTIMORE;
fghere capitol Prss have Gset o5fnfssd fso -,
Other O6ice IN AfneYisa. " ~
- Orders from airy part Of the Unt,d e,s,e. L. ii
lPo't padl or BY private eOuyeyars eoeIosnx The e,b -
pr e. ~ sny OF the Lotteries, will me tie sane rroo, 49,
PUncuai attention ash on pconal application asrs,sJ
j. OOlEN, Jr & BROrHERs, Bsit.nofs
IL DISTANT Adyenturef, may NJ I'll times win cossgsn
forward their remtances ~ CoAens or o. N
should arrive too late the Willie returned b. de 80
hand. -f'"s7f- ftfa7 ~" IN
bsNmOrer Dee'S' "a pFH
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| CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

The contest has terminated in favor of DIR. Geo
w. Crump. In the three counties of Cumberland
p Edward and Buckingham, it has been already
stated that lie had majority OF GO votes The poll
In the county OF Charlotte, was, Giles 80, Crump 36
giving Dr. Z. majority of SO in the whole
District
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Mr.. Mercer modified the resolution, by emitting,
that clause in the Instructions which goes to reduce
the number of the Judges of the Supreme Court to
five.
Mr.. Hemphiil, OF Pennsylvania. then delivered
his sentiments at length, in opposition to the orei-
nal bill. and In favor OF the amendment contained
i'm the Instructions.
He was succeeded BY Mr.. Markell. ofN York;
ON the SAME side, who spoke till near four o'clock.
Mr.. Burges. of Rhode Island. then rose to adj
dress the House; but, expressing sense OF iudis-
position and fatigue, MIR. Pearce Of Rhode Island,
moved that the House, adjourn.
lThe other Proceedings of this day, in our next
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HIGHEST PRIZE.
HOO, GOO DOLLAES '

1880 Prizes, amounting 20 20s, 900 dollar.
1.-THE whole payable in CAST and which, - usual Al 90
HENS OFFlCE,eaR be hsd The MOMENT THEY ARE
DRAWN. "
Whole Tickets sig Quarters so 90
Halves o Eighths 1 so
10 DC htJ IN ne grsale.i vstitiy u nnnbsr.s,
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RIoHMoMD, JAN. &c.
FOR THE ENQUIR ER.

NEW SERIES-No. 1.
Try the Author of Political Di.aui.iiiur.l
The GOLDEN CAsxEr -or, The Presidents
gJNessage--or, proclamation OF grea, civil
revolution, in the governments OF a. this Union.
IAN that glistcrs is not gold.
'Oiten have you heard that told:
.MAny man hs Life hath sold,
I. But my outside to beluid
"Gihied toI,Ls do ,-er,ns IN So!L.
Had sou been .is,r ise 4 bald,
"Yonng in limbs, la judgment sii
fcur had not been un>epli'a
Fare You tpeH: your SUIT Is roid " IShnte.pe