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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
nv FLETCHER & TOLEl.

| Farmers. IN he sure, should live orite as weia,
other men, of the same property and they
have the means of living better than 9th ers. DOS
| scSsing the same nominal income, so far as the
| substantial comforts oflile are CO cerned. But
small savings are of great Consequence 10 per.
sons iqsi setting out in life. A cent day is
S3 65a year-Ten cents n day. "a moderate
allowances for dram drinkers, i moreihan $50
year. Aprudentfarmer will do well every cent h.
lays out for tribes relating to his daily expend-
lures which can be dispensed with, without an
essential abridgeinent Of his comforts, to CAL
cuae in his own mind. wha that sum would
amour, To in year. The aggregate will be
greater than he could have anticipated without
the aid of arithmetic In regard TO expense Of
housekeeping il is observed by Sir John Sin.
clair that the safest plan is, not TO suffer il 10
exceed certain sum for bought articles. week.
~. An ANIMAL sim should b. allotted for cloth.
ing, and the personal expsnses Of the farmer,
bis wife and children. which ought not to be
excee ded. The whole allotted expense, should
he considerably within the probable receipts
and il possible, one eighth of The income annu-
ally received. should be laid mp for contingsn.
ces. or expended in extra improvements on the
farm" ~ f. Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
From The Ne0 Eng land Farmer
OF FLANNEL IN YER


MONT
Mr.. RuSSeH-lt Is a greatsatis action TO me TO
be able 10 inform you that have at length sue
ceeded IN finding person, even in your own
State, who was willing to move 10 Vermont,
and carry on the flannel business. His factory
is now in onrIalion. This day. for the first
time, his team starts to Boston with a load Of
flannel in bales. The factory will in a few
weeks. be in fnll operation, d signed to manu-.
facture three thousand yards per weak. This
is moi very great in your vicinity. but isl good
beginning for Barnet, Vermont. You Will re-
collect that have, AT all times, been of an opin-
ion that il was best tof the manufacturer to es'
tabIish himself in the interior OF the country
The saving in expense OF alter privileges build
ings, &c. aud the saving in the daily expenses,
will mach more than pay freight to and from
market. Yours, truly,
HENRY STEVENS.
Barnet, SteuenS' Village Oct ID, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

keighley. l. the inventor. This extraordinary
piece OF machinery may be guided IN any d'rec.
ton by single rein attached 10 the horses
mouth. and gains power bv the force of the
hind legs being lifted up exactly IN the sauna
manner asa horse in full uo,. II IS conir,vad
80 tina, tho weight II carries will add 10 ITS pow
er I"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
TERMS.

@, ner annu m, pa able In sdvancc.-No sub
y Tor ~, he .eceyed for less time than months
,or will he discontinued tbnt at the discretion
ssa ~ Edilors) until all arrearases are paid
Advertisements will be inserted a, 80 cents PEI
SQUARE ~ Those from dstanc. must be paid for
s 70 thsir insertion, tho payment assumed by
pine responsible person in Lynchburg.
w cbancery Orders not exceeding two squaresare in
fertad for six dollars
ny AIietters addressed TO the Editors IN 81 DO posi-
"a ar they will not be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
MY LAST CIGAR.

The mighty Thebes, and Babylon the Great,
tmneral Rome, in turn, have bowed 10 fate
So ,hi, great world, and each particular
STAR"
Mus, all bufs out like you. my last Cigar.
pua. a transient fire. that ends in smoke,
Are all that's given to man-thai bitter joke
Youth, Hope, aud Love, three whfs of passing
zest.
Then come the ashes and The long, long rest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
DOMESTIC MANAGEMENT.

Young farmers, beginning housekeeping, are
APT 10 sink too great proportion Of their capi-
'a' 10 furniture, riding horses. carriages, sc.
anu often li,e up to, or beyond their income.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

MTOTiCE.-Will be offered FOR sale, at pub
~ lie auction, at the residence OF the late
John II. Burton, in Campbell county, on
Thursday the 9th day of Nov. next, II tar, II
not, the next fair day, and TO continue from
day to day until comp eted. all the per'shabie
part OF the estate of the said Burton, consisting
Of sundry Slaves, stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep-also all the household anu
kitchen furniture, plantation otensis, wagon
and gear, one OK cart, carriage ana harness
and sundry other valuable articles too nnmer.
ons to mention. Terms of sale will be liberal
and made known on the day.
MARGARET G. BURTON,
Administrative Of John Ii. Burton, dec.
Oct. /. ~tosif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
-69
-

A stranger asks through the N. Y. Daily Al
veitiser, Tor Information relative 10 me toinp-
stone ofthe unfortunate Chaiot'e Tempe, winch
is said to be in Trinity Church yard IN that c"y'
but which he has been unable TO hnd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Helen Maria Williams, whose letters from
Switzerland have made SO much noise, and VINO
ranked with the FIRST women OF the century
lately died at Paris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
From he ConsiiiIliionnek.

Paris, Sept The appointment Of Mr.. de
Laval 10 the Embassy 10 London is The subj
Of every conversation II rs curious that OF
the day when the Ministry received the new
oil The taking Of Adrianople, il should make
choice which indicates more aud more III,
alliance Of the three Cablneis-Anstiia. Eng
land and France--against the Russian 81 stem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
I Boston Patriot

Noret Inpeniion.-A gig, calculated to run
at the rate of one mile in six minutes, and carry
three passengers on good coach road, drawn
by wooden horse, by the powerful effects oil
mechanism, was exhibited at Keighley, las
SATURDAY.. l,aac Brown, Of East Merton, neel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Norei Mrention Some time since, we an.
nounced that German mechaniclan had disco.
yered the art off flying, by means of artificial
wings. This is not more strange than the fol-
loving novel inyeGtion announced in the Lon
don Courier. ifiheTe be any truth in This
account, horses will soon be of little value, ex
cept for their hides and h0ofs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Paris, Sept s.-Iae duke tie Laval IL ap
pointed Ambassador 10 London III the room o
Prlce Polignac. Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Fiscount Lndos de Marcellus is mp
pointed Under Secretary OF State for ForeigI
AlIars
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

ND OBERT G.. MARTIN informs tho
10 public that be continues Tie Tailoring Bust
ness boz tle former stand, one door north of Mr.
Cregp's Boarding house, cOmerof Main s. Mon
roe streets. He WillreCeve regularly a the latest
Fashions. and pledges himself to attend partcu-
arly 30 the application of them, in style inferior
-l none bon thl west
ORDERS from them viii be thankfully received and
attended ,o 70 the shortest notice.
L4DES' HtBTS, plan and oraameatei
made TO tts latest and most agr0rs3 Fasf.0ps
Wheeling, Oct. %, 1899.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFFS
FOR SALE, BY
.4rcLiB0Id 8. Todd.

n FEW Post W hes n9 I mas low
eaera assotm
Au..n-L hand following
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
FRESH SAI4LD OIL


FEW DOZEN BOTTLES OF LORHARDS SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
Physicians Country find deH advantage call at the aboy
uturd Law IN theirs e
Flour Wslov Ginseng will be received ia exchange
M-nlln AnrI1
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
LOOKING GLASSES, AssORli
GROOERIEg d LIQUORS

Loaf and lump sugar; n y. ggu ani r.-
sup. Rio, java, and Mocoa Coffee; ImPe .
powder and Y H. teas: Chocolate 59
Mnecaiel raisiug Dates Figs sofi .aea al
Cinnamon Aispice; Pepper Cloves u y
Dish Io5acco, hrst quality; Common chez.
Spanish and common Cigar. Scotch ui
snuff J.. T.. Madeira wine; Iguenf.e Do -
do. Malaga do. Champagne do. C9gnr
Jamaica spirits; Holland Gu. 81 Lasil =
Whisky AID SALT.
LIVERPOOL & COMMON QUEENsH ?
Hlso, Cotton Yarn, At FariOryF
Tie following articles viii Dr. rocerst
tunes as Cash: Feathers, TaIlows Be-
Ginseng, Rags, &C.
Oct Z -
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

Sup. cast g. German steel hand saws; leau'
American, Crowley English, cast, and shef
Pen and pocket knives Of q superior 81
Dirk Knives; Shoe and butcher knives d
and Norfolk Latches; Pocket scissors So
and trays; Britannia and iron tea and iuhs 3.
Locks: knob, pad, trunk, cupboard and ODD I
candle sticks; brass knobs; brass boisi ir :
knobs; razors; sheep and tailor sheam =
assorted; FILES: Hat and half r0uni -
mill, handsaw, and blacksmith files sor
raspsi cut and cast sparowbills; snuff anl
boxes; screw uugurs, from 2 10 5qr gia5
tap bOrers; American and Yankee cote
Cork lnkstands, tea kettles, castings -
Iron assorted mould boardsi Plough io1'
Irons.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

The firm Of Martin 81 Gray, was. ON the 17tl
nst dissolved by mutual consent Robert q
Martin is authorised 90 settle all accounts of said
Grim. pro and CON-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
DOMESTIC GOODS,
4 general assortment, unusually "a
BOOTS e. SHOES

Ladies black Morocco and seul weltsi
do clasp and tie lasting do
do do Morocco do
do Cordovan and lasting boots
do Lasting springs;
do Morocco and calf springs
do Cordovan and calf boots;
Misses Lasting and Morocco springs
do do do wells;
Childrsn's Morocco and calf boots;
Mems Morocco boots and Monroes.
Morocco Hate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
PUBLIC SALE


\TW~ILL be sold by public auction to the bi.bss-
~ DidGer, at the late residence of WiIl;ay,
n. men, acc. near Rockets. on FRIDAY the frs.
day OF May next, all the perishable estate Of The
said I'm r. -fHe,i, dee. consisting of four cows s
the usua' variety oil Household and Kitchen Fur
ni'nre' amongst which are beds, hedsteade, bed
clothes, chairs, tables, bureaus, china and ylass
ware; also, silver watch, gun, and MANY othel
articles too tedious to entmerate. The above ar /.
tlcies VIII be sold by the undersigned az aJmio;s
Traitor, and the terms OF sale will be- cash for al
purchases under Sis, and credit of Ia months
on all purchases, above that Gum, bonds or notes
and good security will be required ON all cre1;t.
sales.
AZ the same time and place, by order Of The ~.
COW. aud heirs o! the said VIM r. Allen dor
ana Tor the purpose Of etfcctipg division will be
soid TO the highest bidder, ON a credit of twrlve
n'onths, bond and good security being required =,
Hhciy negro UoHdn, and her two children. bo,l,.
u'aies' one ABOUT Two years old, the other abou.
months old.
And at the same time and place by virtue Of an.
agreement between the widow and heirs of me
said pIiH'dm +. Allen, dec. of record. in The
Clerks 0ince OF the county court of Hen,ico
VIII be sold TO the highest bidder by, and under
me uirectious oil the Undersigned and of Herbert.
"a. Claiborne aud James M. Wickain, Esqrs.
lie dwelling house and appurtenancee. wi,,i
abou; one acre of land attached thereto LATE IN.
residence oil The said WIN. z. Allen, dec. very
pleasantly situated on a beautiful emineuce near
rockets, and commanding fine view of the Cir,
oil Rlchnond-Terms for this property one fourti.
OF u1e purchase money cash, aud a credit of q
months Tor the Other tbreciourths, The purchaser
70 give good personal security and trust dc, of
the property TO secure tbs credit psv,neuts
III Sale 20 commence nj 10 o'c,ock
LANES AWNINGS.
49, GuD'r. CT VIM. T.. Alien, dec
NP'"A'' ll2--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
NOTICE.

U UNAWhY from the subscriber near San ier,yilIe in
~ Warrington county, Georgia. ny negro fellow GLAS-
4oyears old, dark complexion, thick lips. with
scar over hi. upper pI believe, ordinary size OF
negroes, and likely When intoxicated he very
tsroa'-'.id negro, ensed away with him youth 10
years Of age, by name Frederick DIXON he has his
name, since he e, frequently, have understood He bs.
fond mother brothers, sisters and ether relation,
10 hewail his unfortunate Any
10 the above named YOUTH would be thankfully
Is imPes'ble to tell where they will 60 they With,
out the least proyocaou- the negro raised in Berthe
county, near Windsor, in North Carolpa.
heard OF answering the above
on the 2sh Of March last Cambridge 10 Sonh
VINO sisted they were gsns TO Virginia Il presume the
low ha, aequainsuces in the lower or Virginia
think he will frs; go to where he brought ul.
innate WISH doubt to get hi, may IN pur
suanee Of th, object, on INN sdiately 10 Ohio.
will give liberal ard for said negro, him
cured so that st him. WILEY w. CULLING.
April ~. if2-4t
SPENCER sMITHEA, 90 hereby foresaTn all ana eve.
~ person wbatsoeveT from bsrboung, anx eut
tanning, eredn., or sbet.ny her elopemen my wife
caroline r. Smhhes, under penalty of the laws OF this
Commonwealth. hi,
SPENCER SMiTHEA.
mark
ApriI fto-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

FOX CONGRESS.
-aJemdyie--W i!am c. Riyes. :9l-No opposi-
ton.
Cdroiine--'ohn Roane, 2S7-No opposition.
Frederich-kcrcheval, 47O-Ailen, l4l-The
large county of Shenandoah, the county in which
Mr.. A. resides, yet TO vote.
James City-For Richard Coke, Jr. ll2-Bur.
well Bassett, 39.-ln Wdr,ricR-Coke, 59-Bas-
sett, 2l.
-Wansenond-George Loyal, 2O4-Thomas
Newton, ITO.
.Vetc Keat-Andrew Stevenson, 279-No op.
position.
Raehinghdm-Gen. VIM. Mccoy, 556-No OPP
position.
MISUNDERSTANDING g. Miller, 249-Robert
Craig, 79-Scaterng, 20. The Lexing ton Inteili-
gencsr says, numbers OF the citizens returned
home without voting-it is estimated there
are more than seven hundred treehoiders ia Rock
bridge. We are persuaded, that the number in
town, on Monday last, had much larger appear
ance than the number at the Presidential Election
in November last, when upwards Of 500 votes
were polled The truth is wo do not recoIlect a
Congressional Election in this county, when there
was opposition, that appeared to excite little in
terest with the people, this last. The senti-
inents OF this county, the subject Of the Tariff
and Internal I:rprovevent, think are Fixed; and
ITO candidate need calculate OH the cordial support
oil the large majority OF this county, who is the
decided advocate OF those measures
StdFord-Taliaferro, l25-Newton 62. (Po,ls
not closely
STATE SENATE.
.di5em0rfe-W lillian II. Gordon 30I--Iucl
Nelson S9.-(Mr. ~ has been withdravynD
William c. Holt 205-John A.
Chandler III.
!Sa6ord-Neae lOs-Chnn 81. (Po,ls no. clos
ed.)
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
.f'3cmnrie-Thomas w. Gilmer' 3ls, Rice W
Wood 290-James Clark l2y.
Cdroluie--Col. Richard BucknerS PIT, Col Ar.
c:ibald Samuel Ij6-Stafford H. Parker III
Edmund Pendleton lO2
CheStcyfei2-Wiliiam II. johnson, Thomas T..
Burfoof
FredeTick-W William Cas,lemap, ir. Jas. M. Ma.
son.
James City-Dr. Robert p Richardson ll3,
hoscoe Cole io7- Richardson Henley 81.
Louisa-peter NJ. Daniel 2O3, Cbas. Y. Kim
brough 1919 Oliver Gross I65, George Harris l2t
Henry 1Dnberlahe III, Vim. r. To,er 80, Chas
s. Jones %.
.Snnseno11-John c. Cohoon 2I4, DIR. r. IT,
Webb 20I-Janes Murdaugh 1872, Mr. Ballard
(not candidate) ll9; Scattering g.
Ven Reit-Robert Christian 203 Meredith
billiard l60-Seaton w. Crump III, VIM Rat
ciffe ~, John u. Watkins 81. CHE polls kept
open three dsys)
ohio-saInuei II. Fitzhugh $40, John Psrsio.,
3oo-"ebb 2o5, Curtis i46, Shepherd 81.
Prince GeOrge--Francs r. Riyes. w Shand.
R0ckiHgh Captain Joseph Cline 4ss. Col
William Mcmahon lT5-Stephen Hagnsberyer
if2. o.
RocfbridSc-Samuei MD. Moore 27l, CAN'T.
Robert W hiie 237-Jaanes Mcdowell I22, " IN.
n. Caruthers Sc.
StGTord-Cook los, Moncrrca IO0-Ford o.
Briggs ~ (polls no, closely
VoTUick-Chris;oplier Curtis Is, Humphrey
HARDWOOD . i--Miles Cary 8, William Plesson 4
WIN. Garrow $.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
FROM BUENos AYREs.

baltimore, April l5.-By The schr. Leo, Capt.
Raines, which arrived at this port yesterday from,
Buenos Ayres, the editors of the Commercial
Chronicle have received from their correspondent
q file Of the "Gaceta Mcrcantil" to the 10Th OF
Februar1.
On hasty perusai they do not find any thing
farther than the following, which is furnished by
the Gazette OF last evening, except the execution
Of Mesa, named below, which took place on the
10th February-C esdepes, mot being military cha
racter at the time, the court had not the power "a
try him.
Fiom the Buenos Apes, British Packet, Fe5. H.
The prisoners taken in the late action at Palmi.
tas arrived in town under escort of the Curas.
6ieurs on Thursday last, including the Chief Mesa
and the sio disdnt Minister of War Cespedes.
The political news Of the week is important and
the destruction Of MoIina's force places the Prov
ince in very imposing situation, it regards he
hostile Provinces. IL is already rumoured thai
Santa BE has made propositions for Peace.
The CommaDdant Morel who was left in com.
tnand at Bahia Blanca, put himself in march with
some corazeros and a quantity OF Indians TO ioir
the army. The soldiers contiding in the friend
ship Of these savages, took few precautions were
surprised and murdered short distance from Tho
Fort, and about 30 men slaughtered. In Bahia
Blanca there yet remains a considerable garrison
The Indians have taken a quantity of cattle from
Patagonia, and were near TO the town Of De
Carmen, to the infinite alarm Of the inhabitants
Mr.. Henry Gilbert, (the proprietor Of tho Ga
ceta Mercantl) and Don Ignacio Nunez wer,
placed at liberty on the 9th inst. after an mprison
ment often days. In III TEMPO OF the IIth inst
appeared an explanatory letter from Senior MI
nez, relative to the offensive acros.ic, which i
slated TO BIO the production OF friend in whom
Ire has confidence, and who requested him 10 ge
u inserted in the Gaccta, and that the insertion
soos place without the parties being exactly aware
Of its purport.
BUENos- AYRgs, Feb. IL, 1920
- neeuiess 10 speculate on the consequence
o,paS sven's-Tbis Republic 10 in a CONFUSED
has q eatIy the ascendsncy, and the opuIen. influ
c"isl AMI intelligent Of Ills Province sgo well at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
April IT.
GREGORf'S PRACTICE-NEwED1
Usr Published, aud for sale by COLLINS * co, Rich

GREGORI'S PRACTICE-NEwEDrT
USr published, aud for sale by COLLINS co, Rich.
and highly improved edition of Tre.ii,e on the
Theory aud Practice Of Pbysc, by George Gregory D.
Nth notes and additions adapted to The prseee United
STATES BY Nathaniel Potter NJ ID. Professor of the Practice
Of Phy,ie in the University Of Maryland, aud s. C5houn M
d. Of Phlsdslphs. In two volumes, octave.
Printed from ,n improved edition. i.,ued the summer
in London, by Dr. Gregory, the addition OF much other
new ya'ua bic natter which will probably render the best
book er,sn only manus for The use Of students.
but. for the use generally Of practitioner
Advert.ement 10 the third London edition.
The year 1926 an edition c hi, vrt published a,
foiiadelphis, with coPous notes and additions
Potter, Poieer Of the Pr,cics Of Phy,e in The University
Of Maryland, aud s. Colboun Philadelphia. In pr.psrio
The present edition for the press, the author neglected
e opportunity thus offered him, OF enhancing vsiue he
desires TO offer hi, testimony 10 the merit, Of the
work which been e briefly kechad and by their motto
Of many American Drugs unknown the suho by their
greater familiarity with the desses Of climates have
sdded largely 10 lie general utility.
IL would ne supersuou' specify in deIsl the different
chapters which hsvs undergone charlottesville whole
hss bso thoroughly aud carefully revised topics.
noticed IN tbs preceding son have been introduced
IS Deuiuu Trtmsns, Oaehora Africsns Heyasixra Er-
thems Hodofum, &C. Many bsve been considerably eresn
ed and throughout work. the result. Of The suor. re-
e'ot will be found united with the mos.
suggestion, Of late T n,e, GEo. GREGORY,
Lopdop, upper 81. Jobn's street, Golden Square,
From John,ons Jourosi of 1875
ut 10 really refreshing 10 resd the psSss Gregory
for wbs them we feel ihs we hold convene sb
who loves truth He describes that which be hs, or
believes TO be tue from inJputsbe ,smouy hi, opinions,
h descriptions, bs observations, sod bis deductions be
sytIy compared with the useful sbour, Of fsbfu biosrs
phsr ,nd not TO the imposing effort, Of novel
writer"
From Johnson, Journal, New Series, for 1927
"Ihe notes snd additions 10 this sntie
o. Or PIIstee OF Phy'e DO greet cred', TO tb.
production to foreign soil they give u, rood ds Of ID,
se,usl state OF medical practice 10 Auses, and that dss
o, wherever tbs edition may 6nd hs way"
Fsb.2a. ss2stobsn vsdf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
PARI PASSU.

II is really amusing to the late Speeches of
mr. Clay, and the late letters of Mr.. lid ms ar
rayed in some of The Northern Papers along
side OF each other in parallel columns! Here is
Mr.. Clay's Speech at Hagerstown and there Mr..
Adams's Reply 10 the Cit,zens of New Jersey.
The one tabs; the other tcriies-Bo,h mounted
upon their respective Hobby Horses, like Castor
and Poilux.-COmmon Sense is mere rare
q precious conmodty.than the vanity OF most men
Is willing to acknowledgement il these gentlemen
go on as they have recently done, incon,i-
nent'y irriting and horangiting, it is odds
but the world will bring Them within the
scope OF the old Chanceor's maxim-Quam par.
"a sdpfentid regitur MuRdus. With how little
wisdom must the lastA administration have been con-
Quoted. a discovery by the by, which needed no
DfeT-dcfS TO establish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17

ISL drawn up by Mr. Jefferson himself, W hch AR.
iadison hes seen. and upon which Mr.. jefferson
asked his orinion-suggesting that II was such
measure as the Virginia Legislature ought 10 adopt
and proposing to place it in the hands OF comb.
,eni1al friend for that purpose. What would Mr..
Jefferson have said TO the Tariff Of 1893, and the
measures and means in egifaton to sustain IT, lift
had been his misfortune to witness the present
'inee! That Protest, we were informed, would
appear in the contemplated publication Of Mr.. JEFF
!erson's works."
We shall look for this interesting Protest with
great impatience-we are an xious 10 zee TO what
conclusions such mind as Dir. JeflersoD's could
arrive, upon so Mild and UNJUST a measure az the
Tariff OF lS2S-so contrary to the true priuci-
pies OF Free 7fGde, and the genuine spirit OF a
limited Constiiation.-This extravagant system
OF restriction seems peculiarly opposed to form
OF government like our own Our confederacy is
a large one. The interests of different parts are
distinct from each other. One portion is better
calculated for manufacturers her for agriculture,
SC. Is il pvesumab!e, that the fithers Of the Con-
stitu'ion ever designed General Government like
this to interfere with the local interests OF such
different descriptions-or TO authorize part Of
the Union 10 WELD the whole power. Of the Con-
federacy to promote its own interests at the expense
OF another! The idea is contrary to the genius
OF our Constitulion-and to the genius Of tho age
itself.