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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
From the Cincinnati Wig, Oct. -.
AT AND ptSIRtCrIN FIRE.

L bccomr, ?ur painful diary to Announce II IL
public ti5t tie splendid NEW THEATRE. IN
Thd sirtet in TIN, CITY, belonging to .iancS RI.
CALDWELL ESQ. Of New Orleans, is burnt to tine
gtound. ttoot fire thi, morning about half past
eeht o'cloch hy tn" carr'c>>nrss o(lhc person VINO
bad chltcc otthc lamps. tie was cneagcdin trim.
ming them ON tie stage, aud while GOING II warm
his hands rs the >loNr,n another part of the bur
dine, len lighted candle standing by Il bottle of
turpcntiur, h. was nSioa, which, duin9 hi, all
seucc took li'c, and hurst, spreading the burning
iurpontinc over the scenery. In t.W seconds
the whole interior OF the building was ia flames
and such vas tie extraordinary rapldy of lhcil
progress, that in about fifteen or twenty minutes,
the whole hetIdu- "S destroyed, togehcr win
all lis contents including large quantity oi val
uatlt and magnificent Scenery, aud quantity Of
Theatrical Drcss-s--iho latter mostly beioneioe
Ia the different actors.
The flouS" Wa under lease 10 Nh. Richard
Russell, "hus" loss must be considerable qihr drS-
imeilon OF scenery, dresses *.
The loss ct Nr. 'ad"r1 cannot he less, We
Imagine, lhan from thirty to forty thousand dollars
--aS 1t j. believed there WAS no luSurlucc Nhatcy-
rr--a' least mono is known to the editor Of tins
paper, who Is Mr.. CadWriI's agent. II is pos
building in Sew Orleans.
The front wall OF the hoildinq and parts Of the
East and West walls are stil >tandinr. hn, all of
them are rendered worthless except the front one
#v}3c6iiis bcj..., ;.,..,,, ,,,..,t daI ;,i,,,od
Tin, fro W., .,.,u. communicated 70 ,l,e. hull
tliueS fl,toC the THEATRE bclonUinc 10 MIR. Jan,e,
McIoir, and Mr. Jordan. the former of which
va, DESTROYED and ih, nthrr very much injured
Oac or two sn,,l frame BUILDINGS helaaeino IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

bEiStof u. bALbNiH, oil Angus
,'fNRn hEshlsE' OF 6reenbfler'
RorrnT ~ ,4 1,,,'', of :, ssn - In
Jor1. Suar,snuRY. of kanawha.
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fr>,-nqmol co,l3.tv. - :. Jackson has hqre.o-
~" lat tire writer predicts. tint -, tbc =, or
No,cnl.r, ., rlqrr viii be- minority 81 10
ag,.q., n, NV Yoro H,c6i,,,.r-yba Par.
ker,burg Republican aat.cipates that the vote Of
Jackson cou.ltv, Willie about 10 to ap5;n,t
Van Bmcn. TO TiE POLLS, rhen. Wbi,s
D. lns.aia! oN MONDAY NEXT l., M,
enc ..ly Al l.anc. Il Yan B.Ifenshall he e,..r,al
lc i, he ,i4I as4i.s, the voice o the neo,,... If
Ypr.iaia: or II. v EN- IA. in proseryioa ibc
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
rs..y.s.-TrC ESTGEEssssa-s
From TIE Washington GIalt#ef o.. =.
IMPORTANT TREASURY e0E8H.aPDA-
II

Having UNDERSTOOD tai e'ftesi.7. do. I'D
recently lakon place With to srefe.sdY 81 M
Treasury in trspeei Ia IT, pfsseni sIfle II In
n,cnc, market. nd r-arn = s-re.='aiH ~. \ 81.
city, growing oa' Of IL. lat, dsf.asIle % - g
t,creausr,, We applied for topTes - u. - We
been politely furnished, aal " Ill t.o1, We .i.',e,
to trm,vc much n.r,appfchrnsIoa IN fe,Pcef 10
Ih,s subject, and 10 lfeel lnna, prevalent e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
l,9OCLAaiATION.
DEPARTMENT. or TIN INrspro

DEPARTMENT. or THr 1NTFptou
In arcordaucs will Representations ihU h"'" re-
Gently been mad. me by IA great number OF c'lI-
's,ns, aud induced hy other demonstrations 81 'hc
national will in fitof OF the restoration q ne ro-
li,ica constitution Il the kingdom, OF TIC 25d Of
sept 1892. will snch notifications a. oircumsIan-
ces REQUIRE, freely declare, thai the SAID tonNiI-
tuiinn is in full force and drre, Tat thc General
t'ortes IF the por.nguis nation shall brE'acdAle-
Is convened ilc men#lots Il which, hcs'drs in
ordinary powers ihes possess shall he n.N'Ni'd
With power II mate iltose notifications in ID" oo"-
stitn'ion they mat tl3aa proper.
TIE Minister afd Secretary Of State Of tie De
rarfment Of the Inferior, at 'Hf,rtn, vii cary tins
decree into execution, and iakc prompt mra,er">to
receive my oath 10 tue Constitution, and loi the
meeting If the tartes.
Given ia the Paaee dc Nrees,idaacs on the i''I
Sept 1886. TIL Cullen.
II appears that for some tint blek general dt,-
satisfaction .slneed L. tie people against the
Minister freira, an tlat On tic arItd on tie YDh
Of Septembsr Of snme opposition drpuc, from the
provinces Of the Dpofa 9ad Upper Bona, this DIS
satisfaction manifested bS the demonstrations
Of JOY with which flt#. 9efulcs vcle received
The Tagus oek.a#a uilh boats filed with
people, and on andiaz e. Lib they were &C.
oonpaned by an INN as. crowd 10 tbcr LODGINGS.
AT niriit the battallaa ef .'.g .,aonll Gnnuds
WHO under arms fHssH the lao1ps ri the line,
and proclaimed the e laiou 81 49, de-
putaiion Sent bv lin L lhc Queen, qujIiue
her to proclaim the Consolation II ls3! aul dD.-
miss her Ministers. Hs aas Immediately eourr-
dsd, ard the Count DE- Lumlaee, and Nseuu0t So
dn Bondetia wcre directed L. form dhfw ministry.
Tho brea'ine 81 the windows of TIC paltcc OF the
Deko de Pamela Wa the conseq geHcr.
Tho eN-miul,iers, Frcfc AID Crhaho, had dis
appeared, and it1sls soppassa Icy were sccrcrcJ
i'm the Oucpf'S u see. " he husband, Don Fer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
3. e. BOW ZEN.

2aoors above ETessrs. Williams ~ Lio.or,
- iastfecened,a most splendid assortment
D French MenHo Cloths,
English do Oh every shade aud quality.
Rosolsn piaids "a new 2rticle for Ladies Wear)
toloured Bombaziues do.
October Il w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
I'd .SIPLy OFGOODS,
9 = Bought since 4 decline N prices at
the North.

9 : Bought since decline N prices at
the North.
EGfsa5 i. fsl-sSAfs.; informs hi. customers
- and Tic public, that. ~ addition 10 the Goods
bought ion hun by a friend, in the carly pert of tho
.casonbc has laiels purchased IN the Northern mar
hess. and Is receiving
1 HEAVY .STOCk OF
fsas.a AND WINTER GOODS.
Nans lthese Goods had fallen much below the mi
pad IN the FIRST part Of tho season; he IS there
lore prepared 10 offer great inducements puIcha-
sels. lie vii name onl, few of The articles VIZ:
BLAsk1.rs OF all Kinds very large Rose,
fLANSELs oil all colots, some lrhitc very cheap,
linseys piaia and plain,
! large lot Of FaHrd Tioths for men servants low
than usual,
tAssiSErr, a piece or two very fine, atf2 % pr ,d
DO. all grades at lower prices,
kentucky md OHIO JEANS, an excellent article for
aeff'emens wear, and very popular,
ttsrl It's, all Kinds.
fcfsian do.a few patterns. superior article,
HtmNo CIRrAssiAY plain and printed,
Damask f&d do. IL eolors, A new and handsome
article
CALieots. iAcEs, MusHSs, Drcss iIan1hcrchicls.
ali kinds, &c. &c.
Also, mrs, SHOES e cars, and
G20CGLT les OF all sorts.
u it'll many other articles too tedious to mention.
lio will agan say to his friends, they Will do well
10 give Inn call before they buy, as his STOCK, for
amount, Is MOI surpassed By many IN this place, and
fot cheaPHfss by none.
i4yhchburs. October 81 Gnif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

If en-. 80 Is. 1t I'm. ..1.'.. Ter s'-' o.
..l...a. h. H#aad a., woman; nn, 30 AMI .Lrhoid,
sI. .s..i II .il,e 1t. 49, !. ~ even s'' Dot ct
- - Toy i'd ler Int 'io, Iai com" to
i.r.al. lar elfia> aua NIX hcrh,,; v.rrrunon
81. fiaIked fdenycrg iindiv. sail she da'utw want
n b. ffer. and requested tbrm to 20 about tleir
In. siiiess Al s. fhcy I'D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
y ELLSRURG, 30. I.

5FslIes IEaI-N 0I = ms .aTS. us ,I- Ii9 Mc q
Tickets 9Il-ll ives 21-Quarters 81 %.
For sale IN great VARIETY ~
!. II. A,!.,ETr \ Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
( pnFEH Os' 100000!
g. 900 .RHl.;5 OF SsON!
PETERSBURG, EXTRA, CLASS No. !.
To BIZ dramn IN Richmond on YhnSaoV,
Pruning r6ccired Oh .Satur.inV merit.
- Numbers. 1 3 Drawn.


Beslde- many Of S50s. i3s. 31s. POS. los. SC. Sc
Tickets only Si-sharcs IN proportion. For sale
by the package or single Ticket. at the Lucky OF
fee OF }. II. ANERETE \ Co.
Oct. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
IN People, isaiBs3 Qiciaf etrf5fien.
t.k'Us3k4tsaN HfEEfs 'ss'Ef'sz s'T.

F0R f3ESIDEAf, zz..#..
HUGH LAWSON WHITE, u i'nsezsss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

.AEs7i&lI9.'s 1?3E20 CEPxCu!
Grand rrile Of $50 600
do do OF 10000!
n - goo Prses of 500
ELLSRURG, 30. I.
hra.s Saturday the 5& Surrender.
Dra,rIag receiced on Tutsldg the Sth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

.EanredaT. 7goEegeBo. :, 800,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

from the Madrid parers Il appears rI@t new
Ministry has been appointed aud u. Joan Ava
cy Mendiaalel vs. Minister d Finance, the
MARQUIS X dill, M>,er Of War. and that the resi-
OF the caeinc' consisted oi Jase kara Lopez and
jose Landero, bat their luart Is We cannot asrcr-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

Majesty's good subjects-and l humbly
pray that ii may be, as soon as your Ma
jesty's more weighty affairs may admit
have given the Government, at our late
election, public notice that should serve
them no longer than this year.
And that the Almighty God, by whom
Kings reign, may ever preserve and bless
your Majesty's Royal person and Govern
ment and grant that your Majesty's reign
may be peaceable, long, and prosperous,
over all your snbjects-and that when it
pleases him to call you from this earthly
crown, you may enjoy Heavenly one,
which will endure till time shall be no lon
ger-is and ever shall be the prayer of.
May it please your Majesty;
Your Majesty's most humble and most
Loyal subject and servant
JOSEPH JENCKES.
Newport r. Island Goth August 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
For the Newoort * BostonMall Stage.
lzR
VIA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTON.

IIA-IAIL XIV LIZ a 1hbN i YIN
Fare 10 Boston, 50.
a stage will leave Newport every morning Sun.
"a DAYS excepted, at - O'Clock, \. NJ, arrive IN
Fan River at lo4 AN ru,on ,pu
in Boston, at 81 7. U.
Returning. a Stage will leave Boston every morn
inc SUNDAYS excepted at past Z O'Clock A. NJ; in
Taunton, at ] O'Clock, p. NJ.
in Fall River, at 4 o'clock,
in Newport at 6 o'clock.
Stage book at Townsends, * Eassard's Hotels
in Newport.
The stage viii leave Townsend's at Z / & Has
sards att ].
This Stage is connected with the New-Bedlord
stare at Fall River-Leaves Fall-itlver 10 O'Clock
every day Sundays excepted, arrive IN New-Bediord
Leaves every day. Sundays excepted, at o'clk,
arrives m New Bedford at 81 o'clock.-Returnng
leaves New Bedford every day, Sundays excepted
at O'Clock A. NJ and arrives in Fall River at 10 a. VI
and a, 1pM 3o'clock T.. VI.
Stage Books. at Coles & BlaHe's Hotels New
Bedford
TFPasssengers wishing to 90 to New Bedford; are
informed that they can, by this stage leave Ne"Pon
in the morning. and return early the same evening
and have half an hour leisure time IN New-Bediord
4 stare leave. Fall River every day Sundays ex'
cepted at past o oclock p: M, Tor Swansey' W ar
rsn & Bslstol.-RejunIng, leaves Brsiolevery day
sundays excepted, at O'Clock a; m. and Warren at
Ga m. and arrive in Fall River at 10 4o clock a. mi
A stage leaves Fall River every day, Sundays eK
eep;ed for Providence leaves Fall River at l0b o.
ock. arrives in Providence ~. Returning, leaves
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock a; M rr'es II
Fall River p. IN.
Passengers wishing to 90 TO Fall River, can hay.
hours IN Fall River and return the same evening
u Extra Coaches furnished at ali times ~ OF
reasonable terms.
= All baggage and small parcels at the risk Q
the owners thereof r. B. KINSLEY. Agent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

We learn, that in the case ofthe com.
plant against Capt. Townsend and also
MIR. Manchester, the master and pilot of
the steamboat Boston, for running down
the ferry boat Gen. Jackson, and on which
complaint they were held to bail in the
sum of ten thousand dollars, the Grand
jury at New.York, after rigid examina-
ton OF all the circumstances connected
with the unfortunate occurrence, have dis
missed the complaint, aud refused a bill.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
FAMILY GROCERIES.

Just received and for sale AT low prices by Wholesale
or Retail
SNA SACKS SALT,
~V 20 Chests Young HysonTea,
10 Boxes Chocolate,
40 doz Lemon Syrup.
L. chests souohong Tea,
I6 boxes Pipes,
Bbs. Cloves,
bale Cotton Twine,
10 boxes Tobacco,
iihds. St CrOiX Sugar,
100 Hams,
6bbls. Smoaked Beef
80 boxes Brotcn Soap,
10 Variegated do,
80 bbls. Dried Apples,
20 boxes Starch,
4 cases Olive Oil,
: boxes Citron,
100 mats Cassia,
40 bags Coffee,
JAMES II. NEWTON * co.
July g. No. $50 Thames street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
I Vol. 26

down in the West Indies, and especially
in and about this island. Many ships,
it is stated, from the United States are
sold here for the purpose of being made
slavers Of. Instead ofthe Baltimore clip.
pers, and fast sailers hitherto bought, the
slave traders are now buying lcaky un.
suspicious ships, which are sent to the
Slave Coast for sperm oil, which means
for negroes. There is an anchorage
ground neat Matanzas, where the slave
ships are in, very often, full of negroes,
from the Coast of Africa. There they
are landed, and unwllingly marched 10
Ma'anzas, where they are put in the slave
market,---the authorities winking of this
of the laws of nations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
ORNAMENTAL HAIR
WORK, & ARTIFI-
CIAL TL OVERS.

Just receiced by the Ship Francis, from
HARE, a large supply of
HERMAN Il FRENCH Ornamental Hair
VH Work comprising great variety OF styles and
colors; among which are. Ladies and Gentemens'
Wigs and Top Pieces. Also boxes ofartihclal flow
ers. Bonnet Wreaihs Face do. lunches OF Sprigs
&c.-Ladies Clasps; Shell Twist Combs; Chlorine
Rose Almond, Camphor Chemical, Naples, Com.
pound Tablet Soaps Almond Paste; Malaga Wa
ter; Ou0 and Esperit o! Rose; Wards Jones' and
Bears Oil Rose scented Toilet Powder;-Edes' Il
Fanny L. Pero's Compound p rsian Sweet Bags.
1877 rhamcs-stseet, J. REMONDj
IT n b. Hair taken in exchange for any kind
of Hair Work ont of the store. Cash will be given
for extra long hair Old curls dressed over
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
THE TERMS
OF THE

@ssoSs-8sfapS 2sepHsGiean.
Are $2,25 per annum. II paid IN adrdnoe, a
discount Of 25 cts ,riA b. made.
No paper teiH be discontinued until Grrearages
are paid ereept at the option Of the publisher.
advertisements conspieuOuSiy inserted on the Hsu-
al terms-and nhen not marked ciU be cOntiaued
until forbidden and charged aecOrdiHgiy..
A liberal discount made to those tchO adrertise by
he year.
PRINTING
OF all kinds eIecuted tcih neatneSs and despatch
at this o6ce'-in The building No. l25 Thames St
in the rear Of the Sarings Bank, and directly orer the
counting room Of Henry Bull
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
No. Liz,
Chcnpside Thames street.
Newport, 25th of Nav, 1896,

Newport, 25th of May, 1886,
RE AY be found Miss Taggarts Poems,-Iymn-
IfH Books, Watts arrangement, by Winchel with
both the Supplements bound altogether, and contain
more than 500 beautiful Hymns besides all Watts
which are sold cheap
ALSO,
TODD'S LECTURES TO CHILDREN-very
interesting, and new work 50 cheap fancy boxes
for toilets; cheap Linen Cambrick IIdkfs elegant
CarpetiDcs and Wilton and Brussels Rugs beauti-
full French, English and American Prints and Cam
bricks; large handsome Bed-spreads from 81 to 81,
ytraw Bonnets; Fancy udkis ~ Shawls, great
variety. May 25. Sw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

tSb 10 white do do.
Just received by ,. n. Nsio,0n r Co
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

TmE SLAVE TRADE ~ CUBA.--A cor.
respondent Of the New-York Express,
under date Of Matanzas Angus, 23d, says:
The slave trade is very far from being put
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

25.~'il Prizes. amounting to S''ln;:J1
HhDie I:cLctS SO HQircs So QWnrtcT. - 30.
1t will be perceived that the above splendid scheme
to purchase pac!ar,s IN TWENTY-FIVE whole tickets in
every package, which will be forwarded Cor 500. Shares
in prOpor!lon
IL be obtained BY The package single ticket Of the
ever and 81! !ucky HOlT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign Of
the Eagle
II Orders for tickets rnm part q" the l. States.
States hv mail or otherwise. enclosing cash "r p!'ze
tcrts thankfully received am executed To- return mail
with the prompt attention personal application,
and the result. given (whcm cqucSteil immediately after
the drawing-!' addressed TO ID. NJ llOlT.
~ Bin all CASES. the original (Alanaccrsl tickets
and shares vii! be not ai" to
any mistake dispute. ID. NJ II.
March H.. l13-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

THTO Persons turing ."4Tg"S far !irc.-Ne w'Si |"
81 hike inr tis cnsig yrar. large number 81 hands,
TO labor on the iiicnond, Fredericksburg a" loto''c
Rail Road They will lie employed rtw'ri Rtii'"o"G
and Fred.rck> Jury and between f!'4rr!e"s"E'& ai!
,bc Pn,u.u&c Eivcr. The country aM3 'acuPt:'"n il
healthy: and ;h,v .. 10 well I'D; wc.. c!o:",: anG we'll
treated We Will gi9r l!rI" syyr";r:t - "int: 1'
lars for GOOD hands All, ;r !!:s gAie ones Apply
ly letter or otherwise to j. H. Hopkins. al tue Hal! "
ice or TO l!.sSrs. George l.. Cru#Ip All! jams Kat
~ A.. Richo,0;l @. - Thomas J. White. il tie county at
Einc William, anc hc neie!bor!9'l or 70 James fG"
,- Nss;st.r, Engineer. near lIr " ite CA!ant"S "a
roInr: or 10 rhrodJ5c ;. Garnet. A>Ssi"si i>ng't
near Fredericksburg or TO H. : Hay ~ 80: III y,
r,I,n1r: and 20 Oilers having Authority from J. Ii.
'''i"'"'' JOS. II. SHEPPARD.
agent jor ;Ae il. +. j. p. T. i. t ,.,, -.
Dcconlher =. w.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
Nlarcll ).

EIoRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE.-An
e act his 7asspd the General Assembly of Virginia,
authorizing the subscriber sell the real and PERSONA!
estate Of jDhn flaskins, unac.l aud vest the pro-
Gee is thereof in Bank other profitable stock.
i?v virtue OF SAID act, SHALL therefore, on Thursday,
tic lM instant. the premises. in Brunswick county.
near Notlnwav river. and about i miles northwest OF
the Court, House sell c hest bidder for cash he.
tween ~ and ~ likely SLAVES, consisting OF men,
Women boys and girls. Among the men Is very good
carpenter.
On The same day. will be offered fer sale, the TRAcr
OF L,S consisting Of l0iG 2 acres. credit OF enc,
TWO and three wears. The Land is We" adapted 10 the
culture OF corn. wheat. and tobacco. There are
- bushels wlra! $owcd. Tie fences in good order,
ar,: the houses are comfortable. There the usual
numh.r OF barns. gran&rcs. stables, NJ.
On the same cay. will be sold. credit of - months,
The crop of corn (about 300 barrels) fodder and
the stock cattle hogs ard sheep, all the work horses
and mules about 3@t%l weight Of bacon the plantation
utensils. inci,Idng rc2.i WAGON.
i,... ::i. approved security. will be required be-
fore TIE property telivcred carr: interest from the
date bu. he lic.eS. will he RENTED il the principal
be punctuaIiv pad.
The sale sill be continued from day 20 day until finish
ed Tie negroes vii! crT!am" be sold TIE first Cay,
unless tie weather IS extremely bad.
JAMES IIAskiNs,
COMMITTEE Of John Uasiiins,
March y7-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

stHARK-1hc great Northern ei:a'nG"n, by Ame.:,
- Eclipse, oa; OF cid LAZY :-@hi."o'. h'', -
gentleman Of the turf VIII stand the present sea-
son at my stable .var Ia o-< Ferry, j" AecA'"'ng
Va and will BE- let 10 mares At 81 dollars The sa<'"
one dollar 10 the groom: Gn"t and extensive paSlG'ase
and servants board gratis EvcIy care 'ASen 10 PrEe'
sccens and escapes but no liability for either Mares
with oas at their sides will be fed q; TWENTY-FIVE cents
per day. and those without. if requested. The season
will end OH the first day OF july .oon,
March -. lo<-I-o-h'!
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Po't: ana according to Ia" understanding Of it then
S''i ~ gentlemen N all tr:r speeches. and accord
M !" "Sr say that rrratdrnt Jackson was charged
%'-H -''i'' l." NOUS ant caring offence and being
cEci4"d, "as mpcaclrabIy CHARGED no, viii, net:y
mIsdcmcannl, bu; viii. high ciinc
How was he charged: The record answers that ha
was ea-.rd Nrs "l assuming the exercise Of mower
ever the Treasury 81! c United States not or,nrJ -
i!: b. I'll" Constitution ai:! laws and t!angernus 10 The
iI"rt!rs :: t:c people, Lcc:A!e he dismissed Mr. D,s,,
J'ow Tic lr'asGry Department. la appreciated r Yaltr
''" ot'.Hh4, WIN assEiimg !ne exercise Of power
over tic treasury d. the tn.d States not granted To
ham ~ ;!c Crnsiatinn aud laws, and dangerous 10 the
liberties al the people, i,ca9sr he to0k upoH himself inc
:ep0Hsltg q; Tehuci" The a. y2sitcs from the BANK of
the l. ); ana M!rGy, with Gs.umgr upon himself author.
= ana power 10; coA;rr'd by Constitution and laws
tut IN dsr0yHOH VI bot" because Of Tie late Erecuirc
P'Vcccd;"gS m rcH!iVn IN tie rrrtaue-IEesr were the
chh!Scs ana hos" nuc! Tie specifications wee
AGAIN AID AGAIN Changed, an finally al! cIyp vet the
chat !:S".! c:a:nrG lie >ar, meaning
!":! O." rs icr. TIA! Of Sur ing power and authority
a'! f'"fa'i'2 r laws and Constitution OF the land
''S IS Tie pam iran"i Of tc charge every instance
OF It's lHFccicM r"'cton aud understood and cY.
pr"-SeG ~ every speaker, WHO constantly applied the
terms Of usarpcr and vioalor Of the laws and Constn.
t"i. AZ! 1um'nagcd history lind in the lives Of the
.ust Dd.uGa n iyi2Mts Ut usurpaOn aud otawess
Wei nee. sufficiently infamous, wicked, and dangcrous
|" rxrm!liy Tie conduct which lev charged upon the
PRESIDENT
Ia" precise words IN tie resolve adopted fully charge
the violation! and that twice OYER TO assume. power
a!r tie Laws ana Constitution; do an act in dcfoga.
.ion 81 both. Is III The F!rSd,nt violation of both
Inc legislative POKE: may trroalc from, law that
t. say, can "rca a"d take away par! Of it; but it
!"t I"!"-aic iE"' The Constitution; that is say.
f'' y! '+'c ""@t par! 81 ~ ana INC attempt To 90 II,
IL violate IL. The Prcsirn, can neither dcrnaa,.
tom IN S"nh"t' law no" from statute law, l!ci:i
vac "S"'"''""' iic I'd" 10 repeating power over
ttn o. c2:SeGc::ce /" dcro=ate from them. is 10 gio-
late iLv:,
M!. l.. well rccy!., CT that some OF the gentlemen in
opposition called lie is!!~'l,s cnLuct gross abuse
.; q ;ohc.r H.. I So Tie, s,,,,ii.s, aL;s. ~ uow,r is