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THE AMERICAN GIRLS CHOICE.

They tell Of Frances beauties rare,
OF Italy's proud daughters,
OF Scotlands lasses- Englands fair.
And Nymphs of Shannon's waters
We need not all their boosted charms,
Though lords and dukes there hover,
Our glory lies in Freedoms arms
"A freenan--for a lover
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A PARODY.

Air" Last Rose Of Summer
lis the last -Foco,
Len voting alone
All his bottle companions
Are yanquished and gone
No favor Of office
No brib'ry is nigh
So poor Loco Foco
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While to Tiyoli circle
Thy drunken feet stray
Oh no, thou art harmless
Thy magic has flown
Now gather the harvest
Corruption has so,en.
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SCOTT'S TACTICS just received for sale BY
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DIcToRIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND

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DURNAP'S LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN,
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racter and the conduct Of life volume
Dr, F. Halls Letters from the East and from the
West 4 vol
Lecture the relation between the Holy Scrip
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Norr.-Tbe foregoing sums include payment
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40 Ci0,40l 80
r L SMITH, Regisfsr.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12
from the GLOBE
TIE VICE PRESIDENCY.

TN, Convention friendly to the present AdmhstFa-
lion which met Baltimore on the 9TH OF May 10 re-
Commend candidates at the next election Tor PRESIDENT
and Vice President having adjourned after declining
=, nominate for the Vice Presidency, consider myseh
authorized interfere in that question SO lar as nave
been made personally interested in It.
The Union party in Georgia, which did me The honor
very Unexpectedly, to make an unconditional hothha
ton Of me for that Office last year, had the Kindness IN
conformity TO my wishes, to change that nomination
n,o an expression of preference and 10 relr te SUP
iect 10 the decision Of those who were expected !ay
rapresentinp their pnt cal friends TO decide upon IT,
No decision having been made, union and concert oil
t;on are not now TO be anticipated According 10 the
prcsent state of things friend of the Administration
can hope for an election by the people The more Tor
innate can he thrown only high enough on the eiecto
n, poll to secure the chance Of being chosen by the
Senate Whoever succeeds, then, will occupy his
Mace with the perfect knowledge that he owes ms elc
vation 10 the partially of fragment OF his own party
and holds il against the decision Of aory OF his lei
low citizens
withhold the sustaining power Of public appreciation,
and the honor and emoluments of public office IN all
free countries and particularly in this, are put poor re-
compenses for the labor performed the responsibilities
incurred and the gross Misrepresentation lneVtapiy
encountered in fulfilling its duties During large ana
not unsuccessful public career, | have never yet beeh
placed in situation to doubt that the position occu-
pied was agreeable to the wishes of the great majority
of those to whom belonged the right to control It, de-
sire public station other terms. Without deny
ing 10 the Union party in Georgia. or to any other por
ton my fellow citizens the right to my name, IL
in their opinion, it will be beneficial to the public, It
will not be further mixed up this contest If my wishes
are respected While the contest continues 1t would
be Of vexation to me, and what would be con,
sidered successful result, IT aainabc, would aHord
me no personal qualification. ...,
John FORSYTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

yos,z c,nsl;s.-W n Edwards Perrin b.sbe" Jsmss
Battle, Thomas T. Fnydan, sumner a. '''A"''
Morgan. -. coaor.
KxsIrrxy-Wliam q. Butler, F. {. McCaa Linn Sr.,,
TrSxr,,r-Frx indy Samuel H. Fanghn, y. ~ f.r"
wn, tarroil John Rodgers, Jonas E. Ih"nas, a Wian
80 Harvey Watrrson n. Tuney, r b. Anderson aan,
n,x Newton CLARK James Doch, Williamson smith, !N
Mcclellan. - ,,. I,,,,s f:iddinrs, :. Media
q Bates W. b. Morris, w Patterson refer pa,,srsnn
r., =. - In Weller VIM Duan, :. A. Barker u fa'teis"'
WrSulty Daniel NJ Cook, VIM. II. Baldwin ,, : "a Moore
,n,a,-David Hubbard, Jesse Beene wa! = Prown
MI,.r,sirPi.-Robert J. Walker, jacob i"o'"p'
GEN NJ. +. De Grahenreid > :, ,,,,.or,h ,e, Mouton
Inr,.nsA-R C. Nicholas, T. NJ Waisworih ;.'ii uu,rd
10. Inn Kane Charles Pang, THsllni II.
H. nhn Carr Miles Murphy, Nathan Jackson Thomas
s W",wH-Hnsh O'Nei John Jameson, Falkland H. haf'h'
Dunham Spauding. ,,,, r,rsv,b
NtcHIgaS--Eljah b. MHcnel, ;. 'i'N"'E"'' - " 80.
v.,y,.,-Edward Cross.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

Tur VINO yIcroRY.-At the Presidential election
three years ago, when the voters of this Congressional
district pollcd vote EACH the Wings beat us by 81,
huudred and cighteen majority, leaving out Isle OF
Wight county. At the late election, they have only
beaten fire h""dred amt teenty F0tes although mnl,
titudes of them voted three four times We have,
therefore, no fears whatever as to the result IN this
Congressional district the November eectIon-It wal!
give two hundred majority for Martin Van Buren,.
TOd Dominion, Portsmouth,, Ia .HGg2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12


have authorized VIM. ". Bagwel I" Transact i"r nr " W.
the Grocery and Granay busincs, ana Ia MAKE All
r., purchases and sales and do all other Necessary rr
Quoting the NlIli, iia,tT,
Acting under the above authority. shall keep on hama "
ShockU Ill., recently occupied by Mr. j. D. Fn5T
general family Groceries, Gram Aid W I'M
other articles too tedious To cuulcraic all Of which WIZ I
Unusually cheap for cash. The former customer, :" Wv
and public generally invited 10 favor me with i'f
and promised that eyrry eliot shall BE- used 10 Gh'
faction. NM ii. BAhN E'"
NAV IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

Il NASH, Book and Piano Forte Seller, .ryr So.
II. has removed from his late stand TO one oil herr
recently erected by darcy Paul. ESD, nearly pianos
will keep much more extensive stock OF Books anu
he has kept. .s,er,lns w
EP n. having received several communication 10 sa,
is called "Puine takes occasion through Iis f
tina, nc ed business with the DETERMINATION
10 truth and no to the present time ever
parted from il does he expec, To- II ne o." @
so extensively he does II Is probable Ihi he
very indifferent Pianos and Books would be soia IN, oI5
reaiy good ones-so that he il the means OF snpp!m
with much better goods than they would ohef"s H"
March ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

WAsuIXGroS, May !.
Conrress.-In the Senate to-day, report from the
Secretary of the Treasury in compliance with a resou-
ton of the Senate, transmitting statements showing the
annual expenditures of the Government from lc2l to
1892 was submitted by the Vice President. Mr. Ben.
ton commented on the report at some length and moved
the printing of thirty thousand additional copies This
rave rise to very interesting and animated dscussIon
in which Messrs. Brown, Hubbard, Calhoun, and Bu
chanan, advocated, and Mcssrs. Preston, Southland,
Clay of Kentucky, and Webster, opposed the motion,
which was finally adopted-aves ~, noes IA.
The civil appropriation bill, as amended by the Sc
nate striking out the forty five thousand dollars for the
Documentary History of Clarke and Force passed the
House today.-Gto6c.
National Expressive noticed last night the ami
mated debate which sprung up in the Senate yester
day, on Mr.. Bentons motion to print thirty thousand
copies of MIR. Woodburys classified report on the
national expenditures. Nothing could have been more
appropriate for the Democracy and more effective for
the good of the country For long time the extrava
rance of the national expenditures had been the fvo-
rite theme ofthe Federasts; they dwet upon it in
son and out Of season, and, above all, at Baltimore,
where their thousands of hearers had their stunned
with it, By chance large portion of these hearers,
and all their Senatorial orators had called in the Senate
on Yesterday and when thus assembled report was
received and debate opened, upon the very point on
which they had figured largely at the log cabin hard
cider and gourd convention The report and the de.
bate, killed up all the Baltimore speeches-converted
holyday sport into mortal contest-and convicted The
speakers in the presence Of their late delighted hear
ers, Of the grossest attempts at deception.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12
HOYT'S OFFICE.

nRAWN Numbers oil Va l.ccSburs Lottery M. l. da""
~ 9ill instant:
Al ~ 20 80 - 40 ~ = - y ~ "a
Ticket - til H. grand capital przc sold h H"i h
country patron--thc money awaits ms order
MAY II IL.
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AOTlCE.-ayng sold my stock of goods, respectfully '"'
those indebted To n make payment IL early a. ~ ~
as am de- irurs tu close my business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

.\tr Grorrry and GraHarg Strr.l have sold 1" w W
Lee, my stock trade OF Groceries, Cram &c, aud W"nu
spcCully recommend to my former customer, and friends "
nue their patronage Ia the establishment. .,,rv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

Tho report whs transcript Of the record and could
not be denied; the items all plainly stated and
could not be misunderstood Mr.. Benton opened the
debate with brief and pointed speech Of half an hour
All the deusons and impositons about the public ex
,enditures-the increase from thirteen to thirty nine
millions-werc fully exposed and the adversary Sena
tors were called upon, as the items were read over,
name one for which they had not voted, or TO which they
now objected They said they had not had time read
,be naner: il was sent them and although the items
we're only eighteen in number, and the whole report
contained on two pages yet five hours examination of
its contents could not enable Messrs Preston, South
ard CLAW Of Kentucky, and Webster, to speak to the
no;,t and object to u single item. They studied the
amer diligently the whole afternoon, that is to saw
ono would speak while the others studied; but all 10
M uurpose No would grappe the subject and spe.
cfy an item of objection. But speak they must aud
sneak they did for their Baltimore hearers expected
them: but il not 10 the report, or OF IT. that they
snoke MIR Preston took fight through the air; Mr.
Sn,bord went into the Morris Canal and Banking Com.
many and gave most crcumstantIal account OF the
charter of the company, and how much OF II canal
linz and how much banking, and how he had been Pesl
dent of the canal part. Mr. Webster seemed 10 think
that the whole affair had been arranged between Col
Benton and Mr.. Woodbury. 10 catch them when they
oot back from Baltimore, and then went off on the fish.
cries and the salt duty, and the assumption OF the State
debts Mr. Clay took refuge IN his old asy luna tariff
an easy protective tariff from which the transition wa.
10 salt-whereupon he made fling at Col Benton
Mr. Calhoun pinned MIR Clay his protective tariff as
being breach Of the compromise. Mr.. Clay replied
that he would make the compromise the basis Of The
new tariff but that American Industry must be protect
ed The Democratic Senators, Messrs Brown, Hub.
bard and Buchanan, spoke TO the point, and charged
home upon their advcrsarIes. 1t was disastrous for
the latter as victorious for the former, readers
will see by the debate, the commencement Of which We
give this evening in Mr. Bentons speech The rest
viii promptly follow-Giobe Mays.
We regret to learn that the Hon. F. W Pickens, who
returned home from Washington, short time since IN
order to recruit his strength, continues ndsposed as
TO render his TO Congress this session
and that he has written letter TO the Speaker Of the
II ,ba m ont ofa Chairman nf, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-12

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mond, MIL his attendance AtoriIr! ~ NM
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CIancery o' un,ra
lenrco and city OF Richmond the County 'ol W -
Hastings Court of said city. Any business shpi.''
Will the prompt and pcrsererng attention. -
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