Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-13

for tho said estates and properly, doyi.os, beo,es,. d.1@
and annuitics, principal income and interest. IA
intcnts and purposes whatsoever, and the rest and 70
due aud remainder of tho estates and property Of tko-
obadiah Brown, Sylvester Wicks, Thos. Eolsonoo<
and Lydia Fnlinghas,, and Of al, and every bcncfactor|
nud donor, which now il, or may hereafter be, he'd nv
executors, administrators, lcgutcca, trustees, or heirs, he
sh'i Also 90 cNhoncratod y discharges from all liability.
or accountability, therefor; and the said Yearly Meeting,
mus qualified shall thorcupon become seized and posses.
Sruo sd" trust estates, or property, dcvtscs, requests,
donations ana annuitics, aforesaid principal, income and
interest IN trust, and they arc hereby declared trustees
thcrcoi, u mold, manage, improve and appropriate the
same 10 inc faithful execution of tho trust and the OBJ
jootS ana purposes, for which the sainc was devised and
gwen, according TO the true intent and meaning OF the
eeiei'c'ors and donors thereof, and shall be accountable
Tor the same, and for the faithful use. management. and
appropriation thereof. III law and equity.
SEc. o.-And be II further enacted, That tho said
ic1fS hieeting OF Friends for New England, hereby
authorised, may vest in a Clerk or Secretary, Trcasur.
CT, trustee Committees, or other officers or agents
winch 1t may appoint from time 20 ,inc, power and
ao'hority TO manage and improve The estates and funds
IN the possession Of tho said Yearly Meeting of
Friends, for the use and benefit of literary. moral ,ud
rollgious institutions, according to the direction given
TO them by the said Yearly Meeting Of Friends, for the
use and benefit of literary, moral, and religious institu.
IONS, according to the directions given them by the
sai1 fcarly Meeting, and subject always To such rules
ANA regulations as tho said Yearly Meeting in their
uslaI mode of transactinG their business, may establish.
SIC. And whereas there are lands, property. and
estates, belonging to the monthly and other subordinate
meetings OF Friends, which composed 4 part of the
yearly Affecting of Friends for New England, which,
sand Yearly Meeting do not claim propcrtv in. II is
thcretorS hereby further enacted and declared, that it is
not tho intent or meaning of this act, that the govern
meh,' power, or authority of the said Yearly Meeting
should extend over any such property, any further. or
more than was vested before in the said Yearly Meet,
ing, according TO their order and discipline heretofore
established by the slid Yearly Meeting.
SEC. s.-And be it further enacted. That NOTHING i,
'his act shall impair or alter, or in any measure uiicc,
any OF the usagcS, customs, orders, modes, and rules of
oisciPiino used and practiscd by the said Yearly Meet.
ing II Friends, or III their Committee (or mccting) for
Snhcrings or other subordinate branches of the said
Yearly Meeting of Friends, touching their religious
concerns an which usagcs, customs, modes, orders,
rules and discipline, arc reserved to them in the same
way and manner, and with the same OBJECT as thourh
this act had not been passed.
\ NEW P~ICTURE.-.Nt the windows of the book.
stores a new lthograpic print is TO be seen rcprcson ting
INC Greatest and Best" in a most terrible plight, while
the Chair of State is falling to pieces from under him.
and The Hero is in n fair way TO tumble to tho rround
In ms len hand he holds u hickory broom, and a scroll.
on which appears the words, "altar of reform" Under
IL '.ct are the rats with human flccs.-From the
mouth OF the Inghan rat appears these words-..is this
,ne reward OF my patriotic
DElhch rat IS flat upon his back and cxclnims-"this
from the greatest and best Of mcn"-the Eaton rat sa IS
I'm of to t. Indians" On the right of the Hero
Is d iadderot u rounds or steps, on the steps of which
are WRITER she names of the 81 Statcs-thc Van Buren,
- q III iorc paws upon the first round III the attitude
OF chilbing up and slys-''if | could only humbnp that
Elglc and climb up this luddcr."-Ful in front, though
nov i"lrly emerged into view, is the American EARLE.
W,ica has his stern regards fixed upon the climber, and
tiIonS extended, ready, If need be, to arrest his upwa ri
pIogrcss.-on his back is seen u keen, sharp scented
lerrier his head representing Il capital likeness of Mr..
Salhoun) with a paw in Vans hair, which says-"you
COM climb up there If | can help it," 4 huge rat is
seen squeezed IN under the right arm of the Hero, who
sly He Is snug" enough. In this wo rccornisc Major
p1iI5 to l. VI. q. Over tn s molly gro,p prosiios
inc '.cRins ~ Erk, Amos with his broom sweeping
QUE inc hugean Stable. Over the top of the chair in
"h'Ch the Hero rs most uncomfortahly seated arc thooo
words-"N"tis Poly tivhIc mathewmattick fought her
also, Moo BRUINS for sale herr The orthoprnnbv Il
VIII DO observed, Is according TO the Ea,on-ian School
as taught IN the Cabinet. a u distance John Randolph
Is seen looking into the Cabinet at the corner of a win.
low ana squeals out to the Hero-'there's CIay-and
ms Is all Clay's doings," ut which tho Hero appears
PeriestIy dnmbJoundcd. At one of the windows are
seen two noble looking fellows as ever appeared in tho
shape OF mcn-thcy are looking in upon the scene. and
the moment you get a sight of them YOU are ready TO
eMciann, HENRY CLAY and DANIEL WEBSTER.
c hkenesses arc inimitablc-Webstcr saws, "That
IerFier has nullitcd the whole concern" and CLAW with
peculiar archncss, cXclaiuns, There's War, Pestilence
ane Famine for you" We have thus given a brief dc.
ScFiPtion Of a production exhibiting the state of affairs
al " Washington, under the reign Of Jackson. At the
lcc' OF the hero and under his four turned ont Socreta-
TICS Is TINS decimal expression: "O0OOl," which * in.
'ehded 10 exhibit ",hc value OF a unit with four crphcrs
going before IT," 'F