Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

for the said estates and property devses bequcs dona
oh anu aiinuities principal income and interest to all
ntenS and purposes whatsoever and the rest and resi-
que and remainder OF the estates and property OF the
SAID Obadiah Brown, Sylvester Wcks, Thos. Folsomc
anu LYDIA fhlnghast, and Of ALL and every benefactor
ana DONOR which now is, may hereafter be- held by
executors administrators egatec trustees or heirs bc
shall also be cx,oncrated discharged from all liability
or accountability therefore and the said Yearly Meeting
ts qualified shall thereupon become seized and posses
scd OF said trust estates, property dcvises
donations and annuitics, aforesaid principal income and
interest," Ill trust and they hereby declared trustees
thereof to hold managc, and appropriate the
to the faithful execution of the trust and tho oh
Jects and purposes for which the was devised and
gwen according to the true intent and meaning of the
beneactors and donors thereof, and shall be accountable
for the same, and for the faithful USE management and
appropriation thereof, in law and equity.
SEC. 6.-And be it further enacted, That the said
feariy Meeting of Friends for New England hereby
authorised may vest in Clerk Secretary Trcasur.
or, trustee, Committees, other officers or agents
which 1T may appoint from time to Time power and
authority to manage and Improve the cstutcs and funds
IN the possession of the said Yearly Meeting OF
Friends, for the and benefit of literary moral and
rehlous institutions, according TO the direction given
70 them by the said Yearly Meeting of Friends, the
use nnd benefit of literary, moral and religious instit
uons accordnsAto the directions given them by the
sao Yearly Meeting, and subject always to such rules
and regulations the said Yearly Hieetinp in their
usual mode ftransactng their business may establish
DEC. And whereas there are lands, property, and
belonging to the monthly and other subordinate
VI FRIENDS, which composed o
Yearly Meeting of Friends for New England which
SAID Yearly Meeting do not claim property in it is
therefore hereby further enacted and declared that it is
not the intent meaning of this act that the govern
ment, power or authority of the said Yearly Meeting
should extend any such property any further or
more than was vested before in the said Yearly Meet
s' 10 their order and discipline heretofore
established by the said Yearly Meeting.
SEC. S-And be it further enacted, That nothinp in
s dct Shal impair, or alter, or in any affect
any of the usages customs ORDERS modes and rules of
II 1cft hyrf
ing OF Friends, in their Committee Cor mectinp for
SuneTngs or other subordinate branches of the said
ieary Meeting of Friends, touching their religious
concerns, all which usages, CUSTOMS modes, orders
rules and discipline, reserved them in the same
way ana manner and with the same effect as though
this act had not been passed.
n NEW PIcTURE.-At the windows of the book
stores now hograpc print to be seen rcpresent
the %featest and Best IN most terrible plight, while
e Cha oil State is falling to pieces from under him.
and the Hero is in fair way to tumble to the ground
In his left hand he holds hickory broom and scroll
on which appears the words altar of reform" Under
his feet are the rats with human faces.-From the
mouth of the Ingham rat appears these this
Ine reward OF my patriotic siterestedness"-the
oEanch rat is flat upon his back and exclaims-''this
from the greatest and best of menthe Eaton rat
III OH TO the Indians On the right OF the Hero
Is ladder OF "a rounds steps, on the seps of which
are written the names of the "a Sates-the Van Buren,
ra mas ms tore paws upon the first the attitude
OF climbing up and says-'if could only humbug that
Eago and climb up this ladder"-Fu in front thourh
not fairly emerged into view, is the American Eagle
winch has his stern regards fixed upon the climber and
taons extended ready, if need be- to arrest his
Progress-On his back is keen sharp scented
1errler Chs head representing capital likeness of Mr.
Caihoun) with paw in Vans hair which says-esyou
don't climb up there if l help it." huge rat is
seen squeezed in under the right arm of the Hero who
says he Is snug" enough. In this we recognise Major
i Iarfy .ne r NJ g. Over this molly group presides
ahe Genius OF Eoi, (Amos) with his broom sweeping
OUT the Augean Stable Over the top of the chair in
"lcl the Hero is most uncomforaby seated are these
"ords-N otls-Pollytickle mathewmattick toupht her
-aso' MOO BRUINS for sale her." The orthograpbv Il
VIII De observed IS according the Eatonan School
as taught IN the Cabinet. AT distance John Randolph
Is seen looking into the Cabinet the corner of win
uow' and squeals out to the Hero-'theres Clay-and
ms Is all Clay's doings," which the Hero appears
Psrfestly dum6Jounded AT of the windows are
seen TWO noble looking fellows ever appeared in the
OF men-they are looking in upon the scene and
inc moment you get sight of them you are ready to
eXciann, HENRY CLAY and DANIEL. WEBSTER.
Inc hkenesses are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saws .ePhat
efrer mas nulted the whole concern;" and CLAW with
peculiar archness exclaims, "There's War Pestence
ana FAMINE for you" We have thus given a brief de-
scrPhon OF production exhibiting the state of affairs
ut washington, under the reign of Jackson At the
et OF the Hero and under his four turned out Secreta
mes is this decimal expression: ssOOOOl" which is in
ended TO exhibit ho value of unit with four cvphers
going before it." = f
tf rom correspondent ofthe York Daily Advertiser
SMYRNA. Tanuarv