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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13
POETRY.
urcg YET EEu,ISs uS'cN"
/Fyom the Sunday hcraM;
s,s T NOT BELIEVING.

/5yon the Sunday Hermit
sEElNG'S NOT BELLE iN
7. NAMES nAfLE''
I saw her Us I fancicd . an,
Yes, faircSt Of earth 5 ea 'I;,c
.o,y IN, pnrcs, red ana VIM.
O'cr,prcaL her lovely iG"'u hnr
sh.. fnintc', aud ] spnnS''u "e''
Her mainly relieving,
T ,.osh,d both rose ana NY oh
" mh1 seeins's not believing
,,o.cJ asain, again lons'd
TO- h,onfIs loves fond confession;
ssw her eyebrows, form d to give
Tier face its arch expression;
Bnt rum is very apt to crack,
Anl whilst my breath was hcaripS,
II so fell out that tell OFT.
Oh! sccins's not believing.
I saw the tresses OH her brow,
So beautifully braided;
never saw, ia all my life,
Locks look SO well as they did
She walked with Inc ono windy day
Nc zephyrs, nhu so thievins
The lady lost her t'axen wig
Oh! seeing 3 not believing!
I saw hor form by Naiurc's hand
So projisally finished
Sho were less pcTiec, If enlarged,
Less perfect If aimiEiS.t6;
Her toilet surrriscd-thc worst
Orwonders thea achieving -
None know the bu$ns perceived.
Oh! sccins's not believing!
saw when costly gems gave,
The snils with which she tooa them;
And If she said no tender things,
i've atleu seem her iasl them;
saw her nv at.iaacct bride
Aai thea my mansion leaving,
Sn. ,sn away with Colonel Joaes!
Oh seei,s's not believing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

GLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE-Iic sub
NN scrber wishing to remove to the West offers his
Plantation for sale. It is situated in the county of Gou-
cester ten miles above York Town, and within 81 OF
mile Of the river with public road passing immediate
ly by the house the river and is quite conveniently
situated for planting oysters-thc subscriber having
been engaged in the business for some time. The I'M
provcmcnts are, two story dwelling with wing. and
all necessary out houses. built of good materials and
new 1t contains 10 acres, with leo cleared and under
rood fence mostly Of chrsnut rails: and about half Of II
married. stratum Of mari passing through the middle Of
the cleared land and very convenient t" get at Its TO-
crlion is in good and healthy nrighbonhood, Otis be-
lirved) any il the county. There is crop OF wheat
seeded upon the land; and the field for IS gubbrd
and ready for the plough ANY person wishing to pur,
chase can have possession any time between this and
Tic 18th Of March next Application may be made to
tie subscriber now living on the premises ,,.o,
Jan. &c. [-2-w3w"l TllOS. WfIGtI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

8{ASIi FOR POO NEGROES.-We will a,yc ia.
e highest market price, in cash, for two hundred Iav
" Negroes. from II TO % years ol age Every person
who intends to sell, will do we'll % give US call nar
Scabrook's Warehouse, where we are prepared Ia kGvp
them safe and comfortable whether !"r sale or oA.
wise. tHoS. VI S!1i'oo N w.
Dec. 81 I-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

ETMANCIPATION.-Th splendid English Racer
and Stallion will the next season 1T my s'a-
bic at Charlotte G. H. Virginia. The will b. 800
the season. and 500 insurancc-(lhe insurance money
will become dur the mare is known 10 be
with oa or parted wlh)-and 81 10 The groom for each
mare Excellent and abundant paSturage gratis, and
mares grain fed at - cents day. Every attention will
b. paid to mares but will not be responsible for acct
dents or escapes. The season will commence on the
10th of February and end on the 10Th July.
EMAycIpATIUX 4 lirstratc Racer, and was consl-
dcrcd r lpug time the best horse in the North of
Euoland," as Priam was in the South Priam beat him
for the great ST. Lgcr about half length, but after
wards paid him forfeit in match Of 800 guincas side.
Emancipation the Stanley stakes the gold cup at
Preston l53l nc subscrLcrs the FnzwilIiam stakes at
Doncascr the lornby Castle stakes the Craven stakes
at Callsrck Bridge; the gold cup at Preston, lc:2 the
renowned DoncaStcr stakes al Doncasrr 200 gninras
forfeit from Priam, New Market; Great Subscr on
At York. (l subscrhers,) I miles, &c. Ills last at
York. two miles with l2t lbs, i'll > minutes 81
seconds.
Emancipation got by Whiskcr, own brother to
Whacbonc his danny Ardropan; grandan Lady Eliza,
by Whitwnrt!l; Spaiillc; Sylvia, By Young Marskc
Arabian; Mixbury: AIulso Bay Turk. Bay Bolton; Co.
ncyskins; Ilntons Gray Barb; Bycry Turk, Busller.
Emancpations dam is also the dam Of Tonibny, Lawn
sleeves Bees wing and several other fine runners, all Of
her produce and they too by five SIX different horses
having proved good winners.
Emancipation is fine bay, with black legs lG hands
hrlI very handsome and commanding has large bone,
and fine action and horse Of great length, power,
and substance. lie is ofthe best racing blood both
sidys lie covered al II guincas in England and was
very popular Stallion and his stock there is highly pro-
missing. For further particulars see hancbills.
WYATT CARDWELL.
Feb G. ST-wuf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

ySNO Persons hnring Negroes Tor IHTc.-Wc wash 10
q hire for the ensuing year, large number O: hI@t,,
to labor on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and r""n'c
Rail Road They will be employed between R'chmcat
aud fredericksburg and between Fredericksburg an!
tho Potomac River The country and occupation
healthy; and they will be well fed, well clothed and vel
treated We will give from seventy.iivc to Eln"'y c
lars for good hands and for first rate ones AT
BY letter or otherwise to j. II. Hopkins. nj the Raj u
fec or TO Messrs George =. Crump and James Na,
cliff Rchmpnd or to Thomas J. White, in the counyo
kim William and the nrighborhood; or TO James Hun
ter. Assistant Engineer, near the White Ch'mn"S. Ca
rolinr or to Theodore S. Garnctt, Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; or II. +. Guy & Co in Frrdr
icksburg: and to others having Authority from J. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

y.JEACIlER WANTED.--l wish 10 employ in ny
q family, Lady qualified to teach the usual branch
rs OF an ngsh education. Any communication /" 'roa
tine subject, must be directed Buckine hI!n (. H. ".
January ~ I10-IIll j. ". GANIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

ESREDERlCk y. MAYO, BO0h- Eta"'r, socls tie
public once more, in the course OF - years 'A.r
rrncc in this city, for portion OF palronag" "a ms w
Of lis Il mechanic he deserves snchl His friends and
CuStonrrs including Clerks of the different Courts
through Virginia. are respectfully invited.
IL Ills BIndrry is situated on the Main Street near
the Market Bridge. Mr.. Wan Palmer and next 1"
r. l. Smiths Bookstore. t-i-Gi January -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

Hn EMOVAl.-Sn ydnms a. l0rh: take this metI2d
q, Of informing their customers, that in Consequence
81, their Store and Goods having been destroyed ~ liz
Where they will open entirely new Stock Of! British
and Domestic Dry Goods, which they wIi offer At WHOLE
sale at the lowest market prices hry assure iN:
friend; that the assortment Of goods in The Mlsr
generally, this Spring, will be as complete as toracrl
and no effort will be wanting on the part Of the New
York Merchants to deserve that patronage which i.r;
have heretofore SO extensively enjoyed
New York, Feb. |, lS3h. S|-tt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

EVIDENTLY AGAINST LOSS By FlltE.-ILc
q undersigned having been appointed Agents Of tie
Hartford fIrc Insurance Company IF HnryOrd, Coaarc
Hrn. are now prepared to make permanent or limited
insurance against loss damage by Fire. u" pro!a;y
OF every description. i'll town and country on ivIM
favorable to the assured rs any similar institution.
This Company have been IN operation Tor NOR than
rcuty yrnrs and during that period, have paid all :
losses wltIut sbjcctmg tic insured. n Any lIsiancr, 10
resort to Il Court Of Justice.
HUBBARD 4 GARDNER. .I.cny
p;.L,,,I ELL I; I-.h; S1--lH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

81 AhaA "AkDIkan , away fo" R me- I Wn",
Iry Il stout muatto aged aboat - years. What par
ticularv deSgnatcs him. is the prominence ol MS lea"
lures having Il much Of the Roman cast 1t Is
probable that he has reached OF the Tree States
there passing free thnugh 1t may be, that lie
is still lurking about great distance. Having long
acted buatlnaD, he may be "ncw!lcrr on James
river The above reward wal! be given Tor his delivery
t. myself residing in the upper cnd of ChcStcrlcl ID, or
possession OF him. ANNE II. MOODY
CHESTERFIELD Oct. q. '"-"u
yARGRAYE-Hi~n If tie Grcat 81. Lcycr.-Ihis
Iva first rate English Racer aud Stallion recently Sc
lecleL and imported by Dr. Merritt will cover the next
season the stable of the subscriber. Plltsyivana Court
I.,.sc Va at $40 the scaS.n and IcO insurance. de-
uanGabc when the mare is aScrra!nc" t" be with t""
or PROPERTY transferred and II TO the groom III each cas-.
Good pas,uragc gratis and mares fed with gram at -
cents per dly-evcry attention will be paid but ~ cs"n
sib,y for accidents or escapes. The season c"ineh
ccs 10Th February and expires 18th July.
Marrravc WIS Il very superior runner, and won III
sweepstakes nearly S2J, goo He won, besides other
prizes the Great ST Lcgcr, Is subscribers. and the Gas
cognc Stakes, II Subscribers, Donc"scF; the CFcri'n
States 20 subscribers and the Grand Duke Michael
Stakes - subscribers At Newmarket; sweepstakes at
Stockbrlgc swccp sta."s at Winchester, &c aud ~
compromise with 81. GllrS, lost Che Derby 0y order C
his owner salthuuui doubtless Margrarc could have
WON it'-Exlract iIom Quarterly Review. 1t is the
general opinion That he ought never to have lost race
and remarkable for his *ortncsS aud bolton having
been beaten very seldom.
Margrave was got by that famous of Otv!!lr, Mu
ley and is unqucstionnby his very best son, and OF
course is la brother TO Leviatlan whose colts are ru'
niur so successfully in the West his dam lhe dam OF
other good runncrs col by Elccton winner OF the
Derby, and capital four mile horse, by Golanna gram
dam Fair Helen by lIambctruian; Helen b. Dolphin
RosaIind by Phenomenon; Ataanla By Machcm; Lass
d the Nal By Qrnae:n TrayrI;:- Miss MasTfcSz by
Young Greyhound; Partner; Woodco:k Crols Bay
Barb. Aakccss; Btimmcr; Dickcy; Picrson; Burton
Barb
Margravc is very dark rich chestnut, without any
white, sixteen hands high with treat bone. tine rropor
tons, good action. ANA nuclSc substance and power;
he is in hga health and vigour, and excellent oa
gctcr, and selected BY that celebrated breeder and
racer Mr.. Watt, for his for two Mr. w.
bred Mcnnon, Lottery: Mancla. and many other first
lalr lurses, and is cqual!ed by breeder iii Engand
except Lord Evrenont and the Duke ol Grafton Mar
grave considered by many of the best Judges in Eng
land fully cinal' 10 Sultan. lriarh: and Flying Ch
dtrs See Sporting Magazine No. g. I'd series, ptgc -
l-;}2. Breeders III my section should not let tins cPrnr
tuny escape Of breeding from this horse. he makes
only one srasan here.
Further particulars in landbills.
JOHN l.. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

EWTM. $. llANSELL. No. 29. Market 81. Sou si.e
wv above Front St, Philadelphia, Informs :"cTcl4a,
visiting The North, and others, that ne has /" .trH
I,rge and general assortment Of saddery, CONSISTING Il
saddles of every description bride leather, arlI"ga
s,ddIebars trunks, collars, whips &c: &c, wA!c VI
h. disposel of upon satisfactory terms Orders ior@ar
cd by mail as above, will meet with puncuai attention
Eli & oT-2lwi,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

q RKANSAS LANDS.--l will purchase Military "a
"a tents for lands in the Territory OF Arkansas.
Ian q T15-llrl GEO. l.. SAMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

UNAWAY.-Wa committed 10 tie custody Of the
a6, Tailor of Halifax county, Virginia, Negro boy
named RyJnurn-who states that lie the property Of
Dr. BENZ Johnson, late Of the county Of King George
Va who has recently removed to West Florida The
said boy is apparently about ~ years Of age dark COM
pexion Of low stature. and remarkably awkward de-
crepid appcarance-had on when committed Il round
about coat and pantaloons of mixed honcSpun and no
hat The owner is requested 10 forward and COM
Div with the requirements Of the law otherwise they
will be complied with on the part of
JAMES MEDLEY, D. S.
Jan. 30. [64-w6w] Juiior Of HaiJaz
NNOR SALE-40o of good Land, on the
81 Cbickahominy; lies WE'LL eight miles from Rich
nond is heavily timbered. and within half mile of
saw-nill some buildings and about one fourth of the
land cleared. Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the Office of the Wing or Enquirer :.
December II. PIX. 66-
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JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
.2ycnt far The X. f. .. p. Il. Il. Commal
Docau,brr 81 b"-W
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CE.- All persons having claims against The

MIOTICE- All persons having claims against The E.
a tate of William Johnson, deceased, formerly If
Goochland county. requested to present them liz
s,bscrib liyur near charlottesville ADenarIc c,c
tv nronery Authenticated on before the 18th dar 4
March next, as arrangements may be made fr pawn,
the same. Those indebted to said Estate will pleas.
make immediate payment. This notice will be plead
bar against all claIs which may be presented after lie
above date. CoL'N 'otiNSON,
.qdm'r. IF WMiam Johnson, drreus,L
t., ,H ISoG 7g-WGw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

u The attention of capitalists is called 10 the ABOVE
of the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac i'iii'
Road is believed 20 POSSESS advantages for the Location
of a large tavern equal to any in this city.
Inn ~ Si-wtdS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Phi Of Bread Subjective would not neodles.iy il.
terrupt the enjoy OF those who look forward to The
next winter ol general starvation Bu. lest
their dreams should be too suddenly broken we must
call their attention 10 the facts contained in the last new
from Europe respecting the prices Of Tread s,us there
We happen TO Enow oi ga operation at Live pool by
which fifty thousaud bushels Of wheat are TO be inm.l-
atey forwarded t. this country, and by the prices which
are publsned; there IS little doubt that larger supplies
will be soon forthcoming for the long continuance of
high prices the successful issue Of the recent
aud the fact, well ascerained, that our domestic sunni
are inadequate TO our wants, will give confidence
IA future operations. Let at what prices we cau
be supplied.
L. PARIS the price OF bread is about cent. and ia on
don cents H. We found shilling loaf ia New York
yesterday 10 weigh 2Ss which uesr cents per
10. The price of wheat ~ Paris l. ll2 cents bus'el
and the price oi -four IS barrel Ia London aaur -
50 barrel. Ia the pors of The HCl.tlTraEeau aud ol
the B.!ic, bread stuff are much cheaper than in either
London or i"rs. the price Of good wheat al Naples Is
Is lCd sterling bushe or 61cls. From any one Of
those places freight might be obtained at % cons per
b'rtei lpur and 2 couis per bushe ua wheat, about
halt the rate charged transportation Of the same az
Tic e. from Rochester, I'D fourth oi what Is Oh rged
ifon Ohio. Fifty thousand bushels ofcoru have Beon
lately received here from Ohio by one houseat fci.t
Of - Ceus. The duty Aour one dollar Larr,iand
wheat - cents a bn.hel. What then can be inu.r,
a from Naples and laid down 10 New York AT lQl to
Id CENTS bushe! all charges paid, aud from hua lre1
o'her places at the sane "r less prue. Cora auI aye
are n" bGrIened with duty be i'm ported great
advantage. The countries Of Europe and Asia al. RI
stores oi bread stus almost iueGhausaLc, 50 hat tae
supplies Tor this country, II they should 70 the L.A
est possible quantity, could only affect prices Ia ytry
light degree. Free trade will supply all our wuusaul
the cost with liberal mercantile profit Will ut caffy
prces above 80 cents Tor wheat 100 ceut FOR rye and
Indian corn, 50 cents FIR oats per basha 5, let the
desioaiIug cheer ", iIr who i Industrious Bul
irug need starVe IA 1886 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

"Dosror pnIr TIsns.- wonughi 10 have loag
ego expressed our ga iinde u Tie Elisor VI the
interesting Journal for b.. generosity sud knducss
IN accommodating us with has DAILY ga exchange
cor ouf weekly paper. Such iArefs are very rare.
Bot opr iieud Of tie Times 10 pfo'ofbiai for bic b
etsliy aud this Is not The first instance Of kind.
Old friend purdy will please except beet wishes
Tor his prosperity in ,hi. eiror, to disseminate int,
hgenee instruction md sulasetnen, among The COM
nunily, aud We cannot here toiocar To commend
the Daily Time.' 10 tie hotire of our fellow cil-
aens 10 THIS region es cheap and valuable little
paper, should they dc.rc to obtain one.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

CoNoEfssIoHAL HLEcrioNs. The Windsor pa
pers Say that Mr. EveTc;, falls about 200 votes short
Of an election. There will probably be another ef
fort 10 November, end We have scarcely doubt
bat Sir +. Will then be elected.
Il seems TO be perfectly settled that Mr. HALL,
aud Mr SL.pE ore reelected IN the 1t and second
Districts The former by about 1000 majority,
and the latter by about 1000. Mr. ALLEN, rroba-
bly,. IN the h by small majority. Mr. FLETCHER
IN the oh by about 400 majority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
GENERAL HARRISON.

In calling the si,caliun Of has readers - he "a.
ucxed letter, the editor Of the United STATES Ga d.
scuo femafks. the winter is well known ~ US aud
lie one 10 " hose iudemeu, Of men aud things We
rlsce great reliance. Our correspondent was not
friendly tea the nomination of General lIafrisou but
he Luds the candidate ~ogthv the place for which
be Is destined.
Extract of letter TO The editor Of the Caitcd
States Gazette from The Hot Syringe, Bath Coun.
y. Virgins dstoI 5,h Sept. 1896
General William Henry Harrison has been here
ors day aud half. lie 5 on h,s woy 10 see hls
numerous relations 10 lower Nugt.a, whom hc has
not seen for many ,eats.
The General is 10 good health. ana seems to be
about siXty.t Or three years OF eye. lie Is a
man OF plan, republican agreeable meunofs, sound
scnsc, and great information. 'Ic seems perfectly
c"n'ersuui wiki oUf national policy, aud Is an able
Aueiioon sta,esnan.
Although un experienced. gallant and succcs ,fui
soldier yet his cull qualifications are he most
prominent pant Of h,s eharlttcf. PrIueu.c. hu-
manly, dfmness aud integrity be- possesses 10 q
b gh degree, aud his politiys J,e sound, and Joscj
upon uuNaryiUg principle.
Behev ~ The sncr,durss Of contracts he
wouid protect with bis lite the Constitution Of tine
United States. and scrupuiously respect ali the
people, aud those compromises OF several glout
questions Inch were necessary to the presenItiyL
Of the Union.
HIS appearance aud conduct are lhuss Of strict
~ noraI n:au, and il religion lac is sound ch,is-
tan.
Simple polI,encss and afability characterize his
Intercourse with his fellow citizens aud there e,,s
upon his manly brow an homes, iiankness that soou
ans the confidence Of all those who have the p.uas-
ure Of looking him III the face.
He Glsihes ostenlation and thinks that modest
stiffness ana HUMILITY best become the people s
canoidae; 1t Is therefore very Improbable iha; lie
viii visit veuusy iyaua OF New York, as has beeu
msiuuaIed by The newspspors opposed to his cleo
lion.
My short intercourse with the General has en-
tirey removed from my mind all doubts Us to the
propnety Vt VOTING for him and sincerely hope
that large mojority ofthe suilfages Of has fellow
citizens sal. put him in the high Office Of President
because ! believe lac Will hl 1t honorably to hini.
self and safely and bcnefcaiiy to our country"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

The Globe man may set ms heart at rest about
Vermont, Notwithstanding his misrepr, sensations,
III the above notice Of our election. This Stuto
will never give the Van Buren, party It's vote. It
will give the Harrison and Granger Ticket ia No
ceasber from six 10 eight thousand majority. Brad
ley TO be sure has obtained Thousand % two more
votes than heretofore, and we can tell Mr. Blair
how it happened When the AntimasuGc party
organized. 1t embraced thousand or TWO Of such
aierials as constitutes the Jackson party, and
when that part, divided off egan the Jackson Ar
Republicans Of the State form one purity and
the Aristocracy the other. And should both par-
ties 60 to the polls ea mdsse, the former would have
al least ten thousand INA iority
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

NEW ioKk. The parties in this state ore moy.
ing IA the majesty Of their strength. State and
County Conventions are held, and all seem TO be
preparing for q shueunary battle. The V. b.
Ansiocracy including the army Of office holders,
with The Safety Fund banks, seem to bid defiance
and treat with apparent con,emp, all opposiiion.-
But they are evidently alarmed. Their creed used
to be "as the Key to the political arch goes Tenn
80 goes the L. s." Bu, ae near nothing olthis of
late. Their most intelligent politicians consider
Penn. as lost to the magician. What alarms the
Naniies more particularly i, the accession Of q
large portion of tier party. who have uresnized
themselves under the appellate name Of Loco 70.
cos, or working mems party. They have recently
held convention at Utica and nominated |. s.
Smith Of Butalo for Gov, and ~ Jacque VI The city
Of New York for Ii. Gov.
The Nsnlies have alec had a convention and
nominated Gov. Marcy for re election.
The wings are tallung ouder Harrison aud
"rangers and Buel end Dars,ow, and see n 10 feel
confident tho' they shall redeem the State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

The SURPLUS REVENUE Many Of our editorial
brelhIer in this State appear to he puzzled to as.
certain what will be done with the Surplus Reye-
nue., provided We get the money. 1t may readily
be expected that there will be some diversity OF
opinion among some two or three hundred men.
(members of the Leglsdure) about it, aud the best
method will probably be to refer the subject to
extensive committee distributed about the State, to
consider and report on the subject. For our own
part we have no hesi,ancy Of the only practicable
mode-,ha is after deposited in The Treasury, to
authorize the Treasurer to loan il out with ample
security TO individuals and corporations, say u,
per cent interest, payable annually. in any sum not
less TINA one thousand dollars for one or more
years. In this way the money would soon be in
circulation and be pow etiul means Of fostering
domestic industry internal improvements aud lau.
dabic enterprize. The interest TO 60 towards sup.
porting the State Government.