Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-14

MAJ iusti
fed the Illicit gains of his first clerk as partner
IN the contract made with this Department is so ont
ragged that MIR Barrys first clerk has invested in con-
tracts the money of orphan children committed TO his
care, that he is content with the ruin of the man
put he would pull down the Governmen, tselfG Globe
MIR. CALHOUN'S Project.
VIII say but few words this subject althouoh
much more might be said.
1t seems that about to be burihened again with
a superHuous revenue and provision must he noda 20
get rid of nine millions annually common sense nm
sophisticated man. who politician would be ami IN
ASK nrst where this revenue from: and being told
at proceeded from the People through direct or
rect taxes all said TO be for the support of Government
he would then say Don't take much from the PeopIe
since Government don't want it. But he will be told
tlat there Is certain compromise between two CON
lending States, each threatening civil war and revolu
uol unless their views prevail In this compromise va
rIous Senators and Representatives from other states M
came parties, through their votes and from various mn
ftocS Now, some of these Legislators have gone home
perhaps never more to return and make compromise
tc0 the consent of their constituents and others
taken their places Here the plain comfnon-sense mn,
ABOVE asks whether these Representatives are
oouhd by all the acts of their predecessors? or whether
hey come win the same independent powers TO mako
DAVIS Tor the good of the People as then had? In Other
words whether such unauthorized compromise made
by one Congress- be binding on another If thai he The
character OF our government it is quite easy to IMAGINE
course OF legislation, which would supcrscde the NO
cessit oil ever calling together another Congress the
do, but for the Executive. 's ~
will not pretend to say that it is not a very GOOD
compromise Tor Boson but if il be round inuons 10 all
oner Places by forcing into such ridiculous eoslo
tloa az would be that of taking money out of the
OF the people merely to put it back again with certain
oeduct9ns why then, should think that all other pla-
ce Dut boston would object TO this course ncludnc Ca
roiina Besides, as the proposed measure of Mr. Cal
noun Is TO reduce the number of officers would seem
that TINS taking and giving back would require an add
uonal number--certainly the grand system of inter
nal improvement, which was so Reluctantly given mn
ana winch was intended to take off the supernous reve
nue. would have required host of additional officers
and have added proporionately Executive
But then 1t was expected that this fighfl
would nave beenln federal hands Finally are the East
ana west bound by this unauthorized compromise of
North and South, any farther than the public rood re-
ques' Again, where is the guarantee that at the end
OF inns compromise term the object conendcd for by the
North VIII not be renewed? Ifcerain men get into pow
er, 1T certainly will. AUSTRfNENSIS
SurPLEMENTAL Treasury REPORT or Mn Wooo
BURY-We are happy to and excellent edition
OIL e above named Report with all the tabular statements
and documents annexed.
IL was printed we understand, in Boston, and a conv
OF tins most able and interesting report should be in he
hand OF every citizen who has not vet possessed him,
self of the useful information il contains and ,;sho a.
see clearly the real character Of the National Bank the
true condition of currency and some of the most inn
R9.saa. 1Psres.ons Of the DePartment-@
yMNO RENT-Thc house on f. street, lately occupied
n by Messrs. Hall q Moore-Also the house called
the Council Chamber-Also the island called Vanxboi
Coffee house
Any person in possession of Jobnson's Iivcs Of
the Poets, and the Ahambra borrowed from the late
Richmond Library Society will confer favor on tcir
present owner, by leaving them at r. d. Sanxays Book
February II. o1-2awlw
a TEACHER WANTED, to take immediate charge
VA OF a school in neighborhood-a young man who
teaching the English language its various
c8nycnent to the place of teaching Enouire NJ Snrin
hi Post Office, Chesterfield county
Web. ii. 0I-2aw9w
ETSSpI FOR sALE.-rhc subscriber offers his tract
IA 40 land IN Hanover, near Hanover town for sale
consttng of about four hundred acres which il well
adapkd to wheat, clover, and plaster-with comforta
bic Cling house, and all the necessary outhouses-
This rn is III high state Of improvement and in my
belief W one Of the best neghborhoods in the county
He dcek 1t unnecessary to say any thing more rs he
presum{s no one would purchase without first viewing
Feb 1 " 'i oo@rSr
E.--Sone time last Summer paye Power
ttorney to Francis Sutton 70 prosecute GER
nhonary Claim hereby revoke that power
81 "1a O S, that those gsTs9ns e 20 will
II eueen county, Jan. p S3-w4w
q II ALUs makes his next Spring season at the
u tun CoaPis, in lienric1 county and every
lint Will be at Dir. William McCsruders house
n RI county, on the Buckingham road half n
nile pkn3yille tavern. Particulars in time
Fet O-w5wl ZACH. MoGHUDER
"A m CTURE.-JosrrH BoYD, Jr will. attend
"a q r Plans and Drawings, for houses and
uildni very description, and also superiniend
icir con pm Enquire az the corner Of 9Th and G.
ireets. Feb. T. SS-w2va
r COX 4 ~, CoaMIssios MrRcHAvrs Portland
I Main vances made on cousgnmcnts Of FYonr
orn and p. Refer TO r.. i Hdxall g. Co Ian.
,ster De- Co, Richmond; J. B. Fickiin Fred
Fowle g. Co, Alexandria
January 75-wJw-
IN = T. AYRES-SR. Toke Notice That
va offf5 eth and twcnty-Grst days of Maroh
sxt at the ing house Of John Holman IN Buck
CHAM, SD - ceed to take dcpoat0ns, to be read
iidencc in a nding IN 'se Circuit Superior Court
Law and ~ &c Buckingham county in which
I'm plaintiff "a are defendant
Feb IL, ts 9i--w4w
gOs. r. 8, yET, Of Woodvilc, Mississippi. After.
) ney and q sclor at Law, offers his professional
rvces to his Fl ana inc public.
November rs s6-Jof2m- fn4m