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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

IA 40 The jail oftbe Town 81 Peiesb1,g a.
W unswsy, the 29ib day II Sept 1895 negro ins
bsmed JERRY who says that e belongso Ma. Elijah HYATT
OF South catohDs, chester District, I've feet inches feh
black complexion, stout built, between 50 cars o la.
asmall the tight srOi below the elbow ud also
one The forehead. rhe requested One for
hrs property. pay chage5 aud take him away " he
will be dealt with a. The lay dhccis
R0GER MALLORY, Jaaor.
Dec II. 63-wf2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

~ tie ~ daY u niuch neat, Tar otner,.e tns n, ~
~ tar day pmposes selling At auction, twelve months.
cftdr TIE est- W NY deceaed husband, NJ Richard iilne
cOhsing ~ cora, uddet aud oats; roe cattle sheen
etod snh kitchen furniture, and sr 1t blacksmith
Fools, complete o.. As, Negroes in addition II,
those sdvssd ~ Dir. Samuel Williams rfnsre 4. f
- neeessffy 60 gay al tue deb' due by the deed Anre,a.
having csns saind sid Estate, dcred IN p.se them
knowa 10 tie r1osCfiber btfce the dsy 81 sole.
FRANCES w. DANIEL. sJn'sx.
rem, aj-iis
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Resa auns rttae ase TITS.
One Hundred Dollars Re,oard

WILL he paid or experimenting and delivering me,
s.oe ELY aad BoS, who calls himself, BOB cGter.-
Billy runaway the 9Th June last made fellow,
ps s .sie em %s When spoke" TO- about Unity
excellent sawyer, and edged tools o'eraby we'll
cloahiuy home spun cloth, except blue hroadcloih
coat much worm and wool hat but have doubt nc has
changed hi. clo,he, before tli'
hut he with Billy; he very likely about nineteen year,
pssion Billy eyes. white, Of which generally red
has suy and grns when he Pieaed when
when taking bu.hy head of hair eomted before, with
small think under his left took with him an old blue
hearing any hins satisfactory from them since they left me-
and going without aas. expect they hav. gone Cd in
reward for both if taken in the stats Cor Fifty Dollars for
sae on. aa paap, for Out Of the
aud brought home THO. noBYN.
Indian hank, Csehmoni c., Ya) Feb 20 ei--wsw
FEJn.aLE SCHOOL.
JNIE subscriber asins removed to lbs plantation in the
Il county Of Cumberland, about two miles FROM farm,e
retired and healthy situation
few young ladies' he accommodated in the sub.cri-
wood candles anl room furniture bed excepted Si0) rui
ton, So for the term OF ten months payable in advance
confr med the vpinun which bel.ved the most uciou
hours day. be aiva~,a eou.y employ ed by young persons.
in confinement with their tesoher and the subscriber ete
give. notice, that hi. the portion of time allotted to the APP
During the line of schoa required Of young ladies
study prepare for recitaions receiving
in school Those board with the subscriber, generally
have their teacher under whose and
government designed he enta) they all tunes,
lie considered The school furnished with Maps and Globes
IfdereI students will be furnished with hooks the Rich
mord prices.
j. IL. g. LEACH.
Feb. 90. ei..-N4w
NOTICE.
Executive, Department, Feb s, 1927
TlRoPoSALSwi he received at this Department until the
goth instant, for the purchase of the Negroes the
Teni,entisry for sale and tTanspoitatio
BY order III the Executive,
w. Ii. RICHARDSON, C. c.
F.h.e s5.-td
sY virtue ola deed OF trust executed 10 the sn,eribe io
- therein EXPRESSED will he sold public au"tOn,
fer cash. 90 81 Of land belonging the of Robert
Haskin dec. at the town OF Wilkins Hail. The county CT
Chesterfield, Tuesday the 3h day OF Maj CHI next, such title
will only be conveyed is vested in by the deed aore
2 said
RICHARD ELAN, Trustee.
Feb. 20 9i--2i<
TO U.NUERT.4KERS.
III VIE Undersigned will attend al Char oe
Courihput, the Sd day OF April next the purpose
oi acting for the building of Jail Cha, oe Cout
House the - by SO feet, stories high be built Of
htyn stone
CLEarT. CARRINGT'oY,
HENRY A. WATKINS,
a. ID. ALEXANDER,
JAMES 2. MARSHALL,
JNO MORTON.
Feb. 20 9I--2awtd
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y tend TO the business Of Tavern. Such will re-
'siee good wages. Enquire Of the Priuer.
tsb.s. se-a
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
RENO VAIIhG
VEGETABLE tANACEA.

A lively Use 90 this fANACEA will
IA prevent Consun,lt Ous, a. II ,H,r e. uG the
,Oniplau,s that terminate IN III fatal snd i,ie
.prea,i,ng disease. than amy ether to vii h
the human family is exloscd 1udsed II u
.pread to such "" alA.miny extent. xnd !. 20
certain ~ its "peraiW", when "uce 4 ha- got
the a,cen anry. that we cann"t he t"" careful
in nippiny in the bud the disasrs that gene rate
IL.
IL cases wh",e mercury has been used. the ef-
e, Is vi y hich remain III the system. il l. an in
valuable meIcile. Il restores the c"n ttdini
10 is woutcd vi ou, aud sountness, and G. ~.
pleiely era'iWstes the sviis t,s' attend IL. anu
many can bear testimony 10 its goa effects m
this psrliculaf.
In Rheuna,i.ms il i. particularly beneficial;
its Ell CTS are such as completely 10 ren"ve the
complaint.
la Cnnsumption.. ScrOfula or Kings Ev'-
Liver Compliant, Tumours Dyr epsi~. T.u.r
U U'cers. Put,id Sure Throat, Syphelitc aud
Pseudo Syphili,ic. and all dHease. ar,si. i'oIn
| all impure state of the blood, il wiii lie found
IF eminent service.
THIS Paracea is equal TO any iu use il is
| pleasant to the taste. aud requires no II 'aiioD
III the Let-sp;rilous liquors are tL be nv.'mled
The printed directions will accon'i any the
Panacea.-Pric- 81 per bottle. and so Ter
dozen. ,F JOHN 4. PARKER.
TO THE .4kFLiC1EU
was hfiihnei several yeas ago with m"r-
! curai dIscas". wiiic, destroyed my heal u u %
euieeb ell my rou titut,"n I" hat desre@ tia'
u spaire,s oi ever again recovering from tie
effects td II. ! had becu under the are al
lip s.c,an tor tha seven months. and my
nal .iy stl cont inr"d to increase III faci i'ai
become u'epIuie,i. W ,eu btcaine acquainted
| with Mr. joan A Parser, who m''rmeI me that
he could r"re me IN a very shut t'mc vi II ms
Pana. en. five b" tie, Of which re.i.rcd ne To
ueallh and comtnt q. MILLS.
Wines, J. II. Stewart. No III Market
Street.
Philadelphia, tcb. II, 1927.
THIS is to certify tha, was nfi ctcd with
the Rheumatism tor about two years, aud un-
der the care Of an eui,nent Physician during
part of that time bat could get bu. very little
relief. About til" middle oi Decent or last, Mr..
Parker called on me and advised NY taking Is
Panacpa. as he was sure IL would cure Dc, and
a. proof Of his sincerity offered II gratis. At
this time | was IN great pain and nearly bent
double. ] commenced taking the Panncea. aud
after the use of three bottles, feel perfectly re-
orcl TO heal.n.
MARGARET PINKEH.
Wife of John Pipker. ncar the rner of
Saws ,Iiey ami Schu xiii Elshth Street
Wtne--. J. u. Ste var,
ph'lniel p!,ia, Feb. Ii. 1927.
The above IL fur ..!e nv G. {. CARTEE 70
/ ! Nhhn,au, Block. agent i,r TIE Pioiri O.
ters.
March % Sr,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21

There WI, thou greet tho .rp'h!ns
For y mouc,n, and bc inst,
With al thy melancholy sounds,
In The oceaIs bllioay y hUst.
Oh. an thou not. dark river. rFv
Like the fearful thoughts untold,
Which hally IL he hu,h ofn'sht /.I..f.
O'er many soul have lo.,'I
Those earth-horn strange misgivings-
Who hath not felt their poweG
Yet who hath br,athed them 10 his friend
E'vn in his fonlest hour?
They hold no hei rt.c' mmun,on,
They find 10 voice III so"g,
They tnny follow Tar from tarth
The graves departed ,hro"s.
Wild !. q cir course, and 'oie'y,
fnd .rni,less in maa's breast;
They cone and go. and .e've no trace
o. their mysterious gtei.
Yet surely mast their wanierings
Al length be like thy way;
Their shadows, n thy waters lost,
10 one bris III aooL os Jay Ell.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21

90 no Massa, ,Phillis, love mo well as
ever. but o. c,niinucd he rolling on his
he'd. Tell me what a'ls yon, und then
die # you Insist upon II, snid the MnJ"'
suihoritaisvGiy.
.Why Massa; I turn over last night,
and broke your new sl''gh oil to
! peiccs.
terru,ted the Major; YOU forgot what ]
told you-.to have no negro ca ers
NO, did not forget, and fhi.l's Is not
! hurt bat Uli!--
BE still your n"isc. said The MAJOR
ifbreak,na the sleigh is all the nisc 'ri
done, We can get that repaired; 50 do'i'i
lie here wishing 1" dI"-ect up .<
90, Massa, said Tom, again rolling
with ang,Ishi 'that is not a.i--yOnr ne"
hands"me boots, | wear last night burnt
up and spml,? .l .....a,
My boots burnt up! Why you deserve
to die, You careless dogp cried the Ma
jor, in affected anger; The nexi time you
wont have my boots 4" fling INTO the fir,
| assure you. PhilIis'-
", tndSSd, IIItcIIupitu toiI, NH INV
if you please; but don't b.amc Phiiis,
she knew nnrhing about il; when came
home last night, got asleep IN the greu'
char, and pushed my feet into the fiie
and burnt Jonr boots. ...
'Neil, is that all' if it is, get up aud
we wiIi see what can be done, but Tom
all this mischief Comes of your disposit-
ion in run about continually.
Il know Il uasSa, but II ynu will for
give me thus time, will stay nt home, !
VIII never waht to go any where again,
aud om may Keep my wages iii yo"S't
your ny for the boots, aud The sleigh,
aud all the other mischief
'We!l, Tom, You promise well and il
you remember and are faithful, ] viii
do well by you; d" MT want your " =
grs; ,om are welcome to them, and # YOU
and Phiili, agree, will assist IN esiab-
lish,ng you handsomely for life.
While the Maj jor vas speaking, Tom
upon whom the last sentence had opera
ted like II charm, crcpt from his bed
hope re.aniiGatcd his co,Intenance; he
forgot his buns in delightful an.icipu-
iions. and it may be needless to smy,
that Tom never forgot that evening :
ride, or that the Major never rcpeutcd
his ,rfllng loss in accomplishing his de-
signs.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
- -
EDWARD II. Young,
No. "a, Market Squar,


DEsP, c FULLY n.""'"sn.... ..s. "'l'
Ho ~ i"wna a dr"uni,y, ila.le In. ''''pi'
W, yrons,de'Lli~ eris' god b,. sic'k I 1T
n a.snrin eni Of Grnninr Giictrns, Ter {,
,Yines. Spiriis. Coraia ;, &c. $40 .u'Is.ieui!
my Other ~ Prw" euce.
f.. n. Y.insjnsi rTc'ird ~ tie iii Asa
rom Canton. "a large rtaii s"iiIy I" Fresh
Trns whrii were sel, ct@d ard NJ ext:
L. Tor him. Thsse IUs, c.ns' IL l'y."n.
10 me- iiv-nn, and s .ucln,ny. and II Q, are ~ d
,e te, 20 Fl H. CO. re. on.nieii,i,d Ia th. l"Neis
u .ool Tea. .s...
lie las also ,cc"ivc.l Ly the same arrival. ton
80. cs f,a gDoliiy Pre"r'd Gmgr, -x or VI
each ease. THIS a.tr'le " u ! . .oiu lover 'tnh
4 has before b. Ell "iIei cd ~ tbs MAJ ket. the
.a.e, D. or pound. Iic ha' "is". on cons'gn-
nen; five ease. mHrkrd n q. Y. ""ni@io'ug
Gam, lnd,a Crackers. Clay 'ecis. aud fuiz'e
Boxes.
f. n. Yn,n.'s assortment Of Wines !. very
tx cn.ive for u retail establishment, they ,oL>
Isl 81
Old Sherry
l.,s oD.
Port, ...... Br h"
Msa.a. Quartz Csk
Narcotics Malms"y. "r s"i."".
Snper,or white CutiaDt,
k-al Currant.
tn'alo,ia.
ci, Nu-rai. AID O.n P"r:. Ia pasiru a.. ew
nzon Old Port. ~ par ui the l"' which Ar.
l} AXE had "n hand on his ,cuo,a al from iiie
Fiankih House.
SPIRITS On hnn,.- Old C'cnc Brahd,.
Freurh B' and Jamnica S.'uu-. Iio.'nu Gip,
Wh,skes, (h"rry Rum. American Gin, g.
Ci"lx Rum. and v. l.. Run.
C"RDIALs-of all l. nis: anil pnr'ir' l"'fy
Cream .4nni tiir. Of AWerran manufacture, Tut
aIovei 10y t'cn " ho have examined II. 10 tie
equal ~ the ri'he.i imported Cor,,ias
a LOT of supe.i"r London Musi",d. pat ~,
in tn rannsi+r.. pounds un'i halt pounds, ly the
dozen or single.
SUGARs-Superi"rG double and sirele r. fn'd
and onn"n Loaf Sugars, Pnlad, pin" Lump
first and second 1rnlry Il",aua white Susar
la, ana brown and s.. Cro,x.
C.FFEE-Javn 81 iIav..R.
ePit rs Mace, Nu,mrss. Ci"ves. Crnnan or
Al.pic', Pepper. Ginger aud Cayenne.
iEuI's- Bunch AID cnmn"n M "'a'ei
Bloom, Snitnn". and Malaga Rnisn,, Cm',an',.
F,y., p, mnes AMI Dates. A mo, d ,Fihs';s. En-.
i,sh Wu'nui., Cream Nrt-. l. u", Ground
Nuts, Sh' bark, Chesnui:, OiiNs, Cnl e,s.O o.
Hnges aud Lemons.
TAMARiNps. II superior lot, Wy the poupd ar
jar. pu; up III white susa' syrup.
SNeet o., India Soy: Anch",i ie.
Day s. Ma thus and Warrens Lond"n Black
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
NEW SHOE STORE.

NO. ~, NoRTH MAIN STREET.
JOSEPH r. MASON respectfully informs
- the public that lie has opened a sloe
Store at No. ID, North Main street, where lie
will keep constantly on hand a fill assou-
,nen' Of genilemen's Boots ar Shoes; lad es'
Prunclla, Denmark Satin, and Morocco 81 oes
and Boo'ees toge' her with a general nssoi;-
men' Of ch ildrons' Shoes, all Of which will Le
sold on tho most LIBERAL and Accommodating
terms.
eJ-J r. NJ. having removed fiom bis old
stand, and made new arrangement IN hs
business, particularly requests that all ,psrsons
indebted to him will mako imunodiais ., ,ness.
October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21

MRs. IlEMANs.-We continue our extrac
from the writings of this celebrated ialy aod pt
etess, aud shall be glad to avail ourselves oltt
OF the efforts other pen.
TIE sUBTERRANEAN STREAM.
Thou stream,
Whose source !, insece esbly pr ofound,
Whdhsr do thy mysterious waters tend
Thou irnase' my life.
iDarkly thou glidest onward,
Thou deep and hidden wave!
The laughing sunshine, hath not lookd
Into thy secret cave.
Thy current make. no music
A hollow souud we hear, 4
A mu!iled voice Of mystery,
Aud know that thou art near.
No brighter line Of verdure .
Followed lonely way;
No fairy moss, or lily's cup,
10 freshsa'd BY thy play.
The halcyon doth not seek thee,
tssHer glorions wings to lave;
Thou know'st no tint II the summer sky.
- Thou dark aud hidden wave!
Yet once will day behold thee,
when 10 thee, mighty srs,
Fresh bursting from their c.yern'l vo;o.
Leap thy lone waters free.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
Gong.

We will bet guinea, that the following song
was written BY one Of those respectable AMI time
honoured females. who are sneerinsly. rSd "u"-
.uoUantIv." denominatcd old mails. IL utters lse
un.oph ica,ied language oi one Of the dear good
sin. lie sisters.
All! le. us love while yet we may.
Oar sum ner is decaying:
And wo To hearts. which Ia their gray
December, 60 "a MaymS.
An. let US love, while of the fire
Time hath not yet oers:, us:
W!;h years our warmer thoughts expire,
Till only ice len Us.
Wen fly the bleak WORLDS bitter air
brighter home shall win us;
All II our hearts grow weary there,
Well fad " world wiinID us
They preach that passion fades each hour
That naa,ht will pail like pleasare;-
My bee. Il loves so fraI! flower,
Oh! haste 10 hive ITS treasu.e.
Wait not the hour, when IL the mind
Snail to the crows lie .irnr:
For link. which To- the million bind,
Shall from The cns Le rIrsa.
But, let US love. VIII le yet we may
Our summer is Jecayny;
And wo to hearts, which in their gray
December, go Mayng.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21

not failhiessi There are some who wco,
and win, and w-sr the love of woman in
their 'Leart "f hearts. HoIpyis Tia. ie-
male whose fate is linked ioihe fortune
of suclrn man. With such holts aud
fears, surrounded by 80 G'nph' ah d
train of dungrrs, sui j.ct 10 such i.m,ia-
,ions as is beauty, when uneuar'td hy
experience, who can contemplate it with
Out unxiety?
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21

PCHTRY.

.Tusf NrrHopf.r MA6AzIsE.-Thn ("
work Of considerable merit, and often contains
ann, Of the best poetry Of the times. we have
freau.ntly extracted from its columns a"' ~
,.is nunbsr 6nj the lines which We proceo' u
.,,y. Heretofore, the sacred songs ~h'c'
hays boon produced by this pious sect, have no
bsen remarkable for their sweetness sud mel
,.,v, but very recently, very considerable
chan % for the better has been s'in1ed.
rs RELIGION.
S,v. angel OF celestial light!
y Wh.t brought ,h1e To this vale oil lesr''
To shine upon a world oiuisht.
And dissipats oar glson, o. iear',
Twas love co-heir With lisht civine,
Caus'd thy efulocnt rays ~ shine.
Spirit Of bright expanded wins
Brood DER the chao. Of my mind;
lliher immortal pleasure brins.
Aud FIJI NV ssul with J"y' r'ihs'
Let unc,ea,cd i:at h'pte
And wake TO ecsiaey my Tyre
Come. and Ger thy Minstrel breathe,
And bring from your perenn'a, bo"f'
Tho amaraaih to torn thy wreath
That sweet and never fading u"" =
Then sweep the lords WIN soldeh "'"e'
While i'm .cria, numbers sing.
Faith saw thee. by ina, fo;.nta,, clear.
Which issues from the throne above.
ayherc mercy stooi,s our plai.:- :" he"r'
Where How those stream "i sacred love-
The js,per skies ir"ailaic S lac,
By the celestial rays dlriue.
rh. harp Of Ps,mo. sung COZ ihee,
Whea 10. the prophets ,sptufI soul
Beheld, with joylnl ecstacv.
The bursting 81 i'm, o'er h'n r"l';
II. sag sni painted f'r the skies,
Lat. to behold lis ,sudeur rise
To thee their Poe ms ansc's .ns:
Before primevai light ar"-e
o. droppd note from m"fisd tongue
o. blush'd ia bcautenu. 'int. 'ne rose
Thy presence makes the bliss "i heaveh'
The greatest joy 20 ni"riuls given.
In p,rnii.e thy charm. are known,
Where first the morning stars appeara'
sVhen light upon tie oricEt shonc,
And the sweet vale ot t. lea chcer'd'
The happy pair by thee were est
la innocen.o divinely dress'J.
Wbatc'er in social life enlsars,
4. .often'd and refn'd by ,hic;
beneath the wei ,ht OF growing wears,
Iby mower preserves the spiit iree;
All care before thy presence hes'
. And ioys within the bosom rise
In friendships bonds thy pnw'r divine,
Displays its pure unsullIed light;
Brighter thy emanations shine
Than su.ht which gliltors N our siShG
No earthly form of beauty fair,
Can with thy matchless charms compare.
Thou art tho lonely strangers friend,
Who drinks the btt ,r cup OF greet
Whose secret sighs TO heaven ascend.
c l. = ltRf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
DOMESTIC occURRMrgcEs,

WAsHINGToN, February THE fate of the I,nll
T"2t b'll is decided 1t has been rejected in the Sc
nate by vote os almost two TO one and ryiii, leaves
n" hope of ITS succcss the present session and bu,
i''''e hope ct IT'S succeeding in future ears The ma
yofiS against was Tar greater than was Anticipated
VIC ochevc' even 10y the opponents oftie measure
nc ncbalc upon II has been able profounI ,rI
''Tuenf. The decision has been solemn one eav
ing no room TO look for any reversal Of it, now or viii
IN any reasonable limit of expectation
The measure has failed, hut It has NOT f,iod f- ~
"aot OF able and jealous advocates. TO Mr. Uavno
Tue supporter Of it, is due the praise of zeal e1naI ~
'he ability which he has conspjCuousIy di,payc5 in This
cause. Tie has been ably supported by Mr. Borr;on
~, o'oe's hey nave been opposed with equal ability
The result OF such a debate turning wholly mon ]
tPie' leaves little hope of success within our day of
any measure OF THIS description.-r.NdL. Tok
ne rejection Of Use Bankrupt Bill by so large ma
10y ~ 'ne senate, has excited general surprise; the
sNPecsoh having been not only that 80 large MAORI
y would be found against that measure but that !,
would pass lliat body. Il is vain To snccuI,to ~ a.
causes Witch single or combined, nay haze nrod,,co
trc defeat o Tins measure. Bat may be worth ,yIo IN
,"S,'t ''dt IL h"5 not yet been decided dat Bank
dP laws Which some Of the States have established
iof themselves, arc Unconstitutional while s,cI IT,
fAs! ana arc admitted 10 be OF force and vality. il ;
t"oS'"S "'9 nay be one reason why Senator'S even
rom some oi jhc commercial States have not fIt 90;
cIhco 10 favor an uniform system of Bankruntcv a
SERIOUS DIVISION o opinion also uyiou,y ists n. n d.
question WHEELER DE bill should be confined 70 NOR
C"d9 III" u''tfs o eX' ended under certain cjtcur,-
Stances, 10 other descriptions nf persons ai.o RI
ycrai'y of sentiment doubtless lad its ncu.,o =; -
ding lie fate Of The bill. We Gul the vote en- J;.
sYe as 10 discourage all hope Of general Bsnkrnnt
system, al least Tor some time to COME Nh It,
" AsHfrcroN, Fob. I've aid IN our las, n,,
iHe bankrupt 1911 vas defeated; and it was in fhe
rhiv aI,a opinion. well as ~ our belief By the co
ictnh vote OF rejection in the Senate. y tic process
% reconsideration Of That vote, however, tic bill has
been resn ci'atd, perhaps only 10 brief existence
but possibly to different destiny. 1t was re- consid
g Yesterday. with ttr ~ ri
ne probably carried into effect Of striking ont The 93d
section winch authorizes others Than traders with
eir consent, bat cot otherwise 10 become bank,
isi's "rdcr 10 provisions e tho ,aw T.:y o~o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

Mr.. ". concluded very animated Speed, by declaring
his entire conviction that the required pro-
lection the amoun, of 10 ans that extending
to ihem not only the manufacturing Interest, coun
would be cherished, but the interests aericuI,ue
and, ultimately, those Of also They were
involved in SYSTEM; and would all be- by the
He should forbear, however, at present
entering upon the general subject would couciuc by
suggesting 10 his fen from New York, to offer an amend
ment ON the al ooiarcm principle.
Inc question now recurring on the amendment OF Mr..
Cambreleng, &c increase the power OF the Sci
and being about TO be taken
Mr. Forsyth demandc that il be taken by yeas and nays
and it was so ordered by tine House.
Mr.. Canbeleng then observed, that, Since the House
had refused postpone the considerat bill he
must, unprepared he embrace the opportunity of
replying at the gentleman from Massachusetts
(Mr. Davis
Mr. Cambreleng then commenced, aud had proce eded
some length in his spcrci when
Mr. Hamilton, suggesting that il scarcely fair
oblige the gentleman from New York proceed without
opportunity for preparations, in replying very able
sensible Speech, delivered longer ago
offered To move adj nurnment, wch Mr.. G..
scd, but having finally assented--
Mr.. Hamilton made the motion aud it prevailed; ayes
81, noes IL. Whefeupnn,
The House adjourned.
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lsegtGu 10 CUDCIiae tue OF The 40 n.
cultural and other interests, not included i'm tho hank
rupt system as IT exists other countries Without
having this effect 10 any important extent however
the insertion of that provision determined several
against the bill, which would otherwise have been m
favor of--a sufficient number, ii is supposed TO Lave
decided the Tate ofthe bill it actually determin>
ed by the vote of Weinestay. The question now pre
scnted IS, whether The 95d section shall be expuurcd:
and INT he eSpunged, whether the bill shall pass as
system OF bankruptcy adapted merchants and traders
only. II is supposed that both these questions will be
decided 10 day, nthe Senate, though possibly not
/ soon.
The whole country looks, with great interest," the
result oil TINS great question; 1t beng morally certain,
mat II 1t fa' now II fails for the present generation
III Is not considered of much consequence however
great the consequence may be, in what this
question is decided that it should be put finally
rest Nat. Int