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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05
| ,90l PRIXES!!!
St'ii T., ME-,

Il HlllIlliii Sl.Jt
That substituted four story hri k building
oft'a.ir nd >n,rh"z streets lo,i
priy 10 fin. tn and 'lir.
That .nIuuuh.. t., stay Il. eek sturn on NlI I.c-
wee street, q; rupIHi hl t!r-~rS II n " l.up-
Kin, 3J'
priz, +, til, 1,n, Ssh on! 9TH.
That elegant hvr!ire huu.r aud lot, No7i
Euvn! street, o""uin"d by Z Il" 'di!ch -,
P,iz" to the iNd,, tth an l.!lh.
in; in ., An N. "crn";ri hy VI IIali "' " Is,
Prize to tn. LIST, ID and ith.
An entire square Ut aroand in innb"nrE \nnun-
Mrlporncnr nnl rrrp,plore SIS II,
prizr,o LIST, "a aud 9th.
Tint one story <tor" and lot coru"r Camp and
Julia street, urcupi"! by Mr. VI. lnuthier for
drv goods. II,
rrjlc to lSt, 81 and rth
Thu, one story store and lot corner of st Mary
and Julu ST.. 10,
l'rrze to lst, ID and nh.
\ certificate for 500 tickets in the two million
lottery, mt $40 each TO-
'rIc fortunate holder Of this prize ma, renze
the happy hr atiut To ohtnin possession through
their medium, of til" principI" portion of
the various splendid prizes in the t" million
lottery, viii be- a
Prize to lSt, ID and 9Th
That !irgr building and extensive lot in the
cirv of lafn ,r,tc, .Ihours Iivaudni~, corner
Wnehu21pn aud 'hppawn SIS. 100 by 200
feet o
Prize to Isl, n and 9th.
\ crrti, me- of f., tirkoIs in the two million
lottery, j 70 rrrh s.
Prize u I~ End nnl llrh.
1hnr oti~ story d"rIInl1 house and lot. 81 ".
Nayad.- It. next t" douIl' lot corner Of Mel
r,uul-rc :
p,ilr to -, "a and lrh.
4 certificate fn i > IrN"ts ia the two million
lorte'v. At J: u rlrh, 6
PI.l' ia ~, "a aud l2lh.
\ h,rIIin4 Iou~r and lot ON Victory st. }t NJ
bring "a h,m lot forming corner OF ID En-
gnu'u Il.
ru2' lSt,"d and lth.
\ certificate for 800 tlrh"tS in tn" two million
l,'r'rv, at $!'rnch l"
wa" to Isl, N and l''
Iul "i grWn'"l II EN'Hh''< ~ I'll w. beng me
tnrd lot ii IN N"tp' n,lr' 81. ,
puz' 10 Isl, ''d 'nd "lh.
. \ r,rro"tnn tt ga tt"h''ts IN the two million
lottery at ~ "Irh; >
lrII" I" -, - "n' IN
\ crrrhrni' '"r - ffAr'T III the TWO million
lottery, ~ - r"h
l'r':" L. It, 81 ana "lh' 81,
t"o -t"rN dA'"'"2 I"'~" ana 1"'' 81, W. ""
- s.n2H'" H''"'>i the corner "' "' '"'''E ,
Il ,l ,o.,
fHL" 't'' q. 'i'' VA ,,,,
. Ad"tuHI'' "'i "" '''1 '"I 81 :" W. "'J''"> :,
'nT 'n' r'""f ,3' ~ 10Y 10Y,
0 Itlh' I" l~''"i @,'' ''' p,.
. Ah'h2'h,N -'H'H',', "'',"'"1 IVA W. n.''i'.I'
sta v. '"h tot 'r"" ma on corner ~ ~ q
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CGTteX CIRCULARS

u HIM Ed fFiW fHt Eff0FsSt Erpfdi Don, and
.tg}e unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or else
whrre.
ORrECs hH at CoMrfrSG R"oN IN S,.Chatlr. Ex
hancr, Garner nj Grarier 81 J at TRUE
A NJ ERICAN PRlN TING OFFICE,
eornrr ct Prvdras and ST Charles Sue'ts, miH be
,,r,rlIfIl, gttfnfrf t.,
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ssFFSN E!QA'F RsH.T.S,

keNNf.f-, AGENTS, or CAErkiNS Of STFAM
W GC - can here Grir BiHs strurk of, in ass
Or mere C,,nr i Inks Plain or Culorcd Paper ~,sl
d. sl4,tct d on f,rora'Jc Terms, by lcnriny thrz~
.nKllR> ut rRLr. tMEKItANbfFICE .-n~r ~
polr.in- and =. tnall ,neets
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limited STATES OF AMERICA.-s,ate Of

LIMITED STATES OF AMERIC A.-State OF
~ Lonisiana--Parish and city of New Orleans
Be it known by this agreement, made and conclud
cd this fourteenth day of June, 1889 before mo,
lIoratio Davis, ii notary public, duly commissioned
and sworn, in and for the parish and city of New
Orleans that in conformity the law approved by
the legislature of this state, the Eir1ccrth March
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, entitled IAN
.ucl to AUTHORISED limited and Anonymous pnitnnr.'
Ships and for regulating the &ansc;"'' There Is
hereby formed hunted partnership which shall be
regulated IN manner and form following, viz:
. |. The name and style of said partnership shall
bs--" The steamer Brilliant Association of New
Orlcans.'
g This association is formed for the purpose of
nuing the steamer called he Bril- liant Of New
Orleans, L passenger and freight boat, Tor hire,
on the waters Of Lpulslaua or others of or on the
const of the United States.
g. The nnounl Of the capita! stock of this "sso-
citation is thirty two thousand dollars, DIV died int"
forty shares of eight hundred dollars each. The
whole of which capital has been paid III ready
money, sai'! amour, being the price paid by tE"
hereinafter named members of said assocA'n'n for
the original cost, repairs, and alterations made to
sai! steamboat Brilliant.
4. The names of the copartncrs in tl,ia asHocia-
ton, and She amount which they have respectively
rlhulcd TO tins limited partnership, are TO-
]. Duncan +. kcnncr, of the ppri.h Of As
ccnsion, for three shares, two Thousand
and four hundred dollars. $1,000
9. Henry Nc all, Of the sam" pnrj.h, for
three shares, Two Thousand and tour hunt!-
rcd dollars. 800
3 John Slidal!,of this city,fnr three shares
Two Thousand and four hundred dn'lrs >, 100
4. Christopher Adams, jr. of this city for
three shares, two thousand and four hun ir"d
! dollars. 2,'DG
5 vii ian Hamilton Avery, Of this city,
for three Shares two thousand ard four hun
drcd dollars. 2,iW
G. John S. Preston, Of tho parish of a.
ccuslon, for three shares two Thousand and
four hundred dollars. 2,lUG
7. JoNn Stephen David. Of the p1riSh Of
St James, for two shares, sixteen hundred
collars. l,h0o
g. John s. Armand, OF the parish Of St
Ia,ues for two shares, sixteen hundred dol.
lars l,tOu
O. Paul IIchcrl Of the parish Of lhrrvilc,
for one share, eight hundred dollars EJJ
TO- Aaron l4rN, of Pittsburgh, for ""r'n.
teen si,rr"s, thirteen thoHsIud six hun'hrd
dollars. l3,hjo
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FOR MOBILE.
For the Interior.

FOR BAYOU SARA
Regular Packet.
.fEDAa The splendid passenger stcamhoa,
r lrl ~ BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart master
E -, will Lave New Orleans every We'd
ncs,a, a, ID 'coth A. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN taking 'He c"nst down on
s"nI,y For freight or passage apply to Capt. Hair
on 'I','' ADAMS 4 WlllTMI
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TRUE AYT+lBgGAlT.
GON'E MR. 1<ONS 3

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with srpa'i
type on an extra, double med un, sheet. ut $l2
per annnn,, payable s"nll annuity in advance.
The Tn" EEKLf Paper, containing lie reading
matter Of two dnIlIes, $40, payable IN advance,
where no city reference Is given.
The WEEKLY True AMERICAN, mad" up trom''c
dniiy papers, during the week, viii BE- s"Iit sub
scrlbess who pay S. per annun in anvAuc". aud
to none other, unless acceptable c}lv reference
Is gwen Subscribers respectfully s"IIcurd.
JOHN GIBSON.
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FOR NEW YORN-Ncgunr Packet.
Holmes Line Of Packets.
i 7 To sail this evening.
II The fast sailing regular packet ship AR
I'm KANSAS, T. ; Dennis, muster, having rn't
H41V other cargo engaged, will sal! as above. For
the freight Of 100 bales cotton the bulk thereof
passage, having elegant accommodations, apply To the
captain on board, opposite the mint, orto
A COHEN,
o5 90Comm0n 81
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g. John $. Prc>on of tho parish of a.
cc,slon, for three Shares two Thousand and
four hundred dollars 2,IUN
T. JOHN STEPHEN David. Of the p1risi Of
ST, James, for Two shares sixteen hundred
ollars 1900
!. John $. Armand Of the parish OF st.
Jnues, for two shares sixteen hundred dol.
lars. 500
Q. Paul IIclcrl, Of the parish Of IhrrviIc,
for one share, eight hundred dollars S,D
10. Aaron H4r,, of Pittsburgh, for seven.
teen sn,r.S, thirteen tho'lsIud SIX hundred
dollars l3,G3n
E3!uOD
s. This p1r'ucr.hip shall commence GA the day
of date hereof, aud the Operations at tnn same
shall lrrmlnetn aud the concerns - r.nl sn III be
wound un il, the expiration of y.r!y4 months from
the date of tins set.
7. There shalt be appointed by san! assuc'7tlnn
upou tho meeting Of any five Of tho Stockholders
thereof convened i'll the city "f New Orleans
after two DAYS notice in one Of the pnj.ic Tnzrtcs
of said city Il board which shall consist ol three
dirucors to he chosen from among the Stockholders
of sud asset Iton, and in like manner here silug-
be an agent appointed for the same.
The board d1lof dlrtors of this Inaltution,
ahnhavc fu la power 81 &C authority to max such
| rules and by laws may not be Inconsistent with
! this act or with the law atorG rccItcd, upon winch
this partnership is founded and specially they shall
have power to direct the mode of running sad boat,
| and regulating her voyages trips, times of d.
| narture and return rates Of churrcs Sc The said
board shall also have the power to invcsi rate the
accounts of SAID boat As well thrU' th"maclves as
through the arrn, thereof and generally to super
wise control and direct the course Of the employs
mcut and tho administration Of her funds and to
that end they shall be authorised to give all lifting
and p-opcr instructions to her agent, officers ard
others in the employ
The tllrocto-. Shall also have the powers TO fill
| ma, ,lIv ftnr Snrp1 n
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FOX NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
FIVO sail ptIrtuaii, every Monday from each port.
This linz Ct Pnr krt> have been Increased To 1ltv-
en- frs, cla-- Ship, ,onstsiing Of
Ship NIShrtHf, Captain Wood.
IrkauSnx, Captain T. ) dennis,
IkiJ,unn, tapuin &C Berry,
Or"aAs Captain : Scnr-,
tickSbTy, Captain Eunker,
!dnthea, tuptmn Ashley
NaShriHt, Ga tam Wooa
I.ouisn, Cnpt'm Truman.
Dccnet, Captain Lyons.
OrmWeee. Captain Ieavitt.
Weir !Hip - Captain Wnodhouse
.Ner Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above Sims uIr all of the first class, cuppercd
mud copper fastened, and built i'll New York eN
ur.ssIv for this ,ral--,hry OF light hraught OF wa
tr and almost invariably cross the bar without do'rh
zion. ,
'llpsse pac krs are commanded by Captains we'll OK
cd in the trade and will nwnys exert themselves
to nctas nolaie The, will always be lowed ap n''h
slow the river. and will promptly sail as advertised;
'rhsv kiuc k,si som r'r furnished accommodations nnd
s,nroS It Erst quality will always be furnished, ami
rvrrv ate, tNL ia II, lhr nInr aud satisfaction ni
passengers
The pt.n Of rae cnac is liked at $50, without wine
~ Ieror. ,,u,,~
TX i.r,a'f parlicnara ailiy 20 Coi'i.N'
mor't - Common street
Il ! The skins yrr rat accnUntehlc far brcakage OF
glass hailuw wIr.4 martc granite, cuoItfhgc 81 TN
or ru-; of nH sttsk responsible tar ahv package
tr pare pEt hukrL less nsegHnr Gl! "i ads be
signed tket Son. AZ thF uktr OF t,f ee:S.
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"a FDR lANRF.
,A1N. The FIRST class and fast sailing brls FAME
SyAA1E Can't. Madison. wilt receive ninCdinr dcs-
,,atch hnviu. her caro- engaged. For passage having
handsome ace, lulnu !duIt-, apply to
~ LEVI II GALE, l3 Common st
IA FOX lINEKFO H..
6TM Tie A | and tnS, sailing ship CAl'lNEl ,
t,AlE Capt Linn II, will have immediate '"spnrh,
having the greater part nt h cn'g" engaged. For
freight Of 900 bales c"ii"i "r pt-Sn,", nrpl' I"
as |. II GALE, 23 Common street
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AMERICAN
C.ATsEo .s'E'Ees;Eih' THEATRE
LDI'IERY,

CAPITAL 500 900, IN POI Prizes!
Will be draw, in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to crafty, at carly period, the purchasers
of,ckcts, t. C. combination is adopted for this Lot.
terry My, Of to -, whereby the drawing will
hr completed in Il few minutes by the drawing OF
IL Numbers from tho Wheel
G7,525 Tickets at SO cach--.:675,25
l,90! PRIXES!!!
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FOR, NE.W YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
[l.ousiAna and New York Line Oh E4nA.s's.!
IL - i: IL ;. - s!
TO sail regularly as ndrertised troa e@eA Por.
WINE. line is At this moment composed o. Se follow
ing ships, hui 6 more new vessels will eput onat
an early ,snv .,,ahing TIL number twelve in SILL ~Aca
will allow Qf one being Disqualification this port every
we * .Iriug III wear, thus anIdug prompt facilities
fr transportation and the lowest rates Off ght.
Ship inAuo,.~ Captain !rnsk.
- MiSSs>ipp l'rrhn.
Louisville Alien
Saratoga Hathaway.
Huntsville, a tidtldge
D." Shakespeare. Palmer
The above ships ARE all Of Tn" inst class, cnpp"red
And conner f4trneA, of Ii. lit druught of water and
huilt in New York rxpresv for the trade with elegant
Accommodations for pas .engers and cols.cdS by nble
and experienced masters. ~
The rice Of passage is fixed at Sans without VINE:
ar LIQUORS ample stores in every other PARTICULAR Will
he uroylJd, and attention gi'cn 20 promote the
Comfort OF those passing aud in. III the lire. he
shps will at all times be owd up und dnwn the river,
and the +rcucs mcun!iiy observed Us 10 Their dry OF
sailing ~
Neither the MRS cantnins of these vessels ~
he responsible for irwcrv bullion, eco,S stones, sill
yer or plated ware, hrcukage of glass, holGw ware
marble, granite, cooperage on lin, rust OF IRON or
Steel any letters, parcel packages cnt by or
pu, on board OF them, unless rcguar bills OF ladng are
taken tor the same, and the value thereof expressed
For freis ht ur passage, apply to
ms: 2! JAMES b HUllIN,7l Camp s.
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FOR MEN YORK.
II The u,tv uul very fast Sailing Schooner
,,rSSSA COMET, Cart. >lrN, will be ready to :|nI
..xAie trw days ha.ju& til" greater part OF hri
cagu ru.a Jed For tie bN OF i0'' barrels or passage
having superior unulUdg ms apply on hoord oppo
.ue Left SON 81 or +, t.. II. GALE,
July 18th ~ Common rect
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Orleans Line OF Packets.
y ? 70 Sud positively ON Saturday, llh ln4'
81 TN elegant fist sailing packet ship 'lto
iIryE> NEE KNIGHT, ua7l"r, having part Ut herrnr
.Alf 90 engngrd Will sal ns above. For tue re-
q ninicr OF fr, III pu~-nE', having elegant acc ON
ru"darnuS, app, to the cu rain on h"nr, opposite The
trcetablc Murh,i or To A ttliiEN,
s,,n 2 80 Common At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

sNNrii \Nt,E on New Work. h,l.s ON New York II
g. - end Ga days, tor enF3 \.
"a PLtiD!.IW, &c Cam' ..'r,.r
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
II The frat class and fast sailing British
,GTM bnrq,c FERGUS, Capt Crawi"rh can take
LAAE 200 bnles of cotton and will receive in''nrdi-
ate despatch. For terms passage having handsome
accommodations, for l cabin passengers, nInly to
LEVI Il GALE,
aug iJth ~ tninnlnn street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

.Neu Orleans, lag. 3oth, lsR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
Cn.N.NL. NIf.4rLN.

L. :. SENATOR.
As Tia" Legislature vii! meet few DAYS, and yer;
important duty is to DO performed by tl"in, orcctig
Il United States Senator, hope You viii not consider
ii ndccor"Is III old subscriber of some 10 years
10 ask rou To suggest 10 the Members of tie
Legislature h. giving publicity la this communication,
the name Of distinguished member OF the Rrpui
can part, as every way able and competent TO repre-
sent this Commonwealth in the SENATE Of these ntrd
States. have travelled much IN ,rrgina recently.
and believe large majority of the Republican party
woul,l b" vel pleased ms elevation distinguished
position. His talents, ability, uuiinchiag Democracy
and LEGAL position Will be- all well understood, hen
givc TIL, NAME d; NrLLtlw SMIrm. Of Cnpcpcr
TIDE WATER
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thUtFhI"H UtHO'fN'Jr InUWNitt.
Louisa, Nov 20. i-:'o
tUNNT.iIC.IYiI

IL ilIL Ftpit.L 81 thiii ~.
1t IS proposed that public meeting be held at
Cnurt-hou>e Saturday. tn" 18th December upon the
subject Of Edncatioa Let us have a full meeting. at
cagly hour oi that das. 1t is huina;ine fact, that
wIis rouuty ranks among the wcal'lL"s and mos
popuIous TIE State have done less for the of
Education than any other county, according 10 our
nlsans-and that the great body Of youth have
the facilities afforded them Of acquiring thorough En-
glisil Education We must crp0rt children, if
educate them thoroughly or mPort our teachers, upon
such terms dcnY 10 most OF Us the benefits Of the
l'w good schools amongst NJ. With abundant private
and with large annual expenditures from the
Literary Fund utterly destitute Of anything
that BE- called SySism for the instruction Of our
youth We may point, perhaps, TO fer gratifying IN
stancos IN winch good has been done, by the appca-
ton Of the School Funds, but mus: be admitted,
that the greater p.Tt Of those funds usc!cssly Mron
array
People of Halifax is il not time that should be
up and doing in this important matter: May not
by meeting and comforting together in the proper spirit
as parents looking to the welfare Of our otsprngs-
patrios looking to the pesmaneEcy tad sho.ssome
operations Of institutions do something permanent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
1ir. Calhoun and the Tariff,

We tax" The liberty Of laying the following Letter
at before The Public II explains the circu!n.
stances under which i; written; and 1t uncGuivo
cal, rciUi"S a." runner III cTcullo:, and dctHt$ III,
voSjijDn which Nj. Calhoun maintains relation IL
The Ta.:!t. May moi 20 farther aad infer, thai
politician vii" ri"rlaims this unqualified orm,"m oItitc
Tariff Will support Mr. Clay Land Bill, or any ui,hc
Schemes, with which Il may hr aSSuciatcd, Who will
divert the proceeds Of the Public Lands from the Pnb-
lie Treasury unless he i prepared ncr'as" the du-
ties foreign npor:aiIons, in order 10 supply the va
cuum With such opinions, who VIII supper; the
scheme "t wrestling the proceeds OF the Public Land,
for the purposes of idtiona EGncrtiop OF National
system Of Internal improvements Of carr. ing on:
The modern prnicc; If Assumption of the Stale
Debts: Not Mr.. Calhoun, certainly. He must dis
prove the ,H well the mans. H." must not only
di"approyc any augmentation If tie Tariff, but with
the street constitutional doctrines winch h. a"uw.d III
ms Srrcri II III" ia>I session, hc mast deny tie power
sought u" rSrpcG over the great subjects III Internal
debts Of the several States Let these hrrcs DC press
I'd Whenever they may. have fear HAT they will
call out able champions sufficient 10 srhdu" them
Forr iiiir, Nov. - l-:;o.
Dear Sir: have received tn, EnGuircr containing
the article from the Providence Journal, which. among
other things asserts, that have come out in favor OF
high Tariff ] conclude, that | an indebted 10 YOU
i"r IT, as, IN the conclusion Of your comments you say
That You viii enclose tic number containing II me,
and ash of NE some notice of HE subject.
lun w"r" right ~ prnununcinu the runor i'ut0undrd
il has not the shadow Of foundation: and yet If mas,
Gdcr from the papers. thai, aud similar have,
Tor time, been widely circulating in the Northern
portion of Ia" Union: but for wat purpose, or by whom
put III circulation, loss {" conjecture. 50 far
from iayoTing h"i.cvc al all rulInriir, tlnt could he
fall ti" country renewal Of the Protective system,
with lis certain Consequences, would br among the
greatest and it is really surprising thai with The light
OF past experience, any one of sound Judgment and al
tGchcd To the country, should think Of making iii" at
ft.n llt t,.ti l,,.S -,
trust, IN" great body Of the sound and patriotic OF all
parties elsewhere cannot be gulcd by the al!acioS
gumcnts put forth III lis favor. The growing in!clii-
g"rcc of The age opposed TO all such schemes: and all
attempts at the renewal of The Protective system must
fail or, if successful, BE- followed bv rcvulSion tha,
would speedily PROSTATE tn" SYSTEM with infinitely
greater loss than gan to the manufacturers themselves
have not seen Gen. Hamilton III the recess, and
cannot speak for linn; but have doubt, that the
l.; unnundcd in his IN INV case. In fact. |
may say, that the united voice Of this Stale, including
all parties ana every pursuit. is opposed 10 the system.
" far - am informed. scarcely know exception.
With great respect,
am, &c, Ne,
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
n Several Editorial Articles and Communications
,nuv0;dabiv postponed till Thursday
ENIEAor ri q Liter frnm

''W' ghd"H to"afy, .NFrHbCr u.
N hat has come over orr Scna"r past my power Of
conception. There are IN tins county / to against The
reelection OF Rlycs, | have doubt. Indeed, be-
lrvc there yrnamomg the Wings hn small majority
iii favor Of Rvrs, If m"Gry al all; for have heard
several of them say they opposed 10 his election
We nave larwc ma orly of Sub Treasury men here
Boct"urt, Roanoke and Pucahontas all thorough
goimg ' an Buren, counties. Bath is, cannot how
Some ot the Nam!tcs say they can instruct Mr. Amber
son. We instruct him IN the district am sure
by Con ina orr In ms camyaS~ing Il! the last election
M H. commended that the Sb-1rcaStlfy scheme should
not spill Tho party, and pledged hnsclio support Van
Buren,. Notwithstanding his opposition 10 il, 10 the pro
pic. In hi> letter I" the Editor of the Star he says IL
Van Buren, recommends the Sub Treasury ag;t:n. he
Will not support him. Nnw, does an: rau.: sup
pose that hr. Van Buren, viii not recommend a.r#u
lie is bound to d" il The Wings mad" the issue last
spring. C!ay and National Barh, "r Van Barren and
Sub Treasury aud thu results Mr.. V i ha> hcru
sustained beyond Tie mos: san"tlinc Expectations and
is IL NOT bound b. ever: cos." ration 10 recommend Il
aga;u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

~ conducive to the interests of the rising Gcneraio,
Let us tryand try with determination not to be fn;lJ
by any differences Of opinion that may arise in the c
to.ts-Nc rT" do much goodtrc Cdnnot be ,r0rSt.d-
for, repeat. that now, without any regular s,.
TEN 81 popular Educaon-ani there is not a parent IN
Halifax, unless hc liz rich enough to i,apyrt n ,rarb.r
for himself, 10 'Jp0H ms children To rood schaol
who feels amy assurance that he VIII be- cnabl
II - them tn" advantages o' thorough Educ,
ton Is il not trur hG!lIatiu@ truth, that la-rn
proportion, i. not the largest portion If those taugl ~
oar Common Schools do not feel themselves qualified
and ar" no; qualified to writ" decent letter Of bu.i
less, To keep their accounts. tic correct
ness o merchant interest account How long REQ
pir"t italaz, will you bc contrntcd under such stat,
OF ti.'i@H; i II mol Wrongs 1t not outrage upon
NC rights ~ tic great mass Of the people, that large
rnnlic i"nd, belonging 10 tn" wA0t p,0Ds should be-
Prolt@acIy wasted ia supporting Schools and teachers
that give such morl'tyng evidences OF! their utter I'm
wnr'h h'Ss ii public or private patronage
III" writer Of tins appeal wnu!d not excite any nm
In.t Priudtr"S against the $rh"o:aa>irrs Of Ealitax
II" KNOWS that most 81 them are homes, and WORTH
mon, and faithful IL their calling according 10 the bn,,
al thor qualifications. lie knows that none Of then,
ar" ",il Tnaird-Itat they not all better qualified
= itrr misfortune, not their fault But II Will b.. M.
""lt "f tins @'t"ratI"n and crying shame fthc rsus
generation br left destitute Of any better fasi,j,s -,
acquiring al Education than afforded by mos, ~
Our Common s'rho"S-whrn we hav" enlarged priyp,,
resources and large pab fund, pledged to the promo.
t"n of learning
n Fr0d m'he Ednoqhon Of .IiL
3! Ia" VIII. VII r pleased ti> an earl insertion
q G'H'nd li,t~s on the business brar, the pr,S,r,
~rss:.i'> at Congress, and the virginia Legislature.
postponed for "a!,l II room.
CONFERENCE.-THE
n : meeting al: ;hr Democratic l,rr,i,r, ~ ~.
t."'ra! iSs"ul.i, /, requested II ;ar Senate ghapl
thDs "'"iltn-, al o'clock.