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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
hereupon. the House adjourned.
nednesday, .4pril |, le4o.

Tho VICE PRESIDENT submitted report from
the Secretary of War, made IN compliance with re.
solution of the Senate, in relation TO The dii1Icues
;ch have existed and the arrangements made, or al
,rmuicd TO l. made between the Government and the
Cherokee Indians: which was laid upon the table and
ordered to be printed.
The VICE PRESIDENT also laid before the Senate
,nss,n. from the President of the United States in
COMPLIANCE with a resolution Of the 18th March,
uu the following report from the Secretary OF War; III
relation TO the military and naval preparations
Northern frontier:
WAR DEPARTMENT., March %, lSi0
Sir. The resolution of the Senate Of the 18th inst,
s.That the President ofhc United States be requested
10 communicate to the Senate, fin his judgment COM
nntihle with the public interest any information which
NAV he in The possession of the Government which
can he conveniently obtained, of the military and ma
val preparations Of The British authorities on the North
cru frontier OF tho United States, from Lake Superior
to the Atlantic ocean, designating the permanent from
The Temporary and field works, and particularly by not
INC those which are within the claimed limits OF The
United States having been referred by you to this
DEPARTMENT. it was Immediately referred to Major Ge-
neral Scott and other officers who have been stationed
on the frontier referred to- for such Information on the
subject as they possessed and could readily procure;
and an examination progress tor such as may
be contained in The files ofths Department. General
Scot, is the only officer yet heard from; and copy OF
his report herewith submitted, together with copy
of thai to which he refers made upon the resolution OF
the House of Representatives. OF the 9tl instant As
soon as the other officers who have been called upon
re heard from and the examination of the files oil the
Department is completed, any further information
which NAV be thus acquired will he Immediately laid
before you.
Very respectfully, your most obedlenl servant,
J. r. POlNSETT.
To the President oithe United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

Franking.-The Richmond Wing is charging NJ
Roanc with an abuse Of the ranking pry'1rge
But if he has ranked Documents and Speeches "
his friends in Virginia. sometimes under irah"' u"
be forwarded 10 others, with what grace can Az;
Of the Wings complain OF the act DO they w,
know, that their friends in Congress are IA W.
habit Of doing the same things themselves. las ~.
James Garland iramhed great number OF R,ves '''
ter, to the Southwest of Virginia Did not Mr. Vs.
resolution call for % ''good and true Wings N ea1
county, for the purpose OF flooding their COUNTIES w.
political papers franked by the Wing members Ia
not Mr.. Hill of Buckingham, franked 10 the ClarS'Ou'
district "a huge mass Of Rivess letters, &c. Nc,
Has not Clark of \. York pledged himself TO iIa,A :"
Madsonan 10 distant subscribers: Has not HIM T
franked log cabin carcatnres TO y. York ne "I's
asserts positively, that 'the carica,urst on penn
MIA avenue, had but the other day the blank FanA,
several Federal members TO be used doubtless IN ran
ing caricaures to distant places And what WIZ -
Wing say to the following case:
To the Editor Richmond, april 3.
ri perceive in the Wing Of this date, letter i'0I
Norborne E. Sutton, complaining OF the abuse o' ::
franking privilege Of the Hon W H. Roane As 10
as the law is concerned Mr.. Roane has complied WIZ
it in the instance above recl,ed but TO settle inc
tleman's squeamishness upon the subject, wou.I -
form him that in no instance has the Thanking pfF"s
been abused TO such an extent, coming WITHIN y:
knowledge, that inflicted by the Hon Johh liz H.,
Bolts, who ranked the poshumous speech OF 'e
John Davis, of Massachusetts,, in reply 10 ", ,ha above
an. This gentleman made up bag OF 'hs t,os
named speeches, leaving the superscriptlon N@nN -
filled up by the members of the Legislature b ,"t n
dressed it 10 w. ~ SouthaH, Richmond, "ntn' he
stead Of coming through the channel designated y
law Of the land, was sent as JTeagm a ran
Mr. r. has in no Instance, Us we are adVI'e1, Am
scended the universal custom Of the members a." n,
many totally refused compliance he s, anton
most positive contradiction to any charge o. Kim ts
abuse Numerous requests have been MADE 10 .sr,ioa
the members of the Legislature since then p..T,.
70. documents, and lie has granted them J"
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mo donbt in honor Of the French queen.

ELOQUENT DESCRIPTION Campbell, in his
lectures on English Poetry, thus describes the
launching of line of battle ship:
eeThose who have ever witnessed the spectacle
OF the launching Of a ship of the line, WILL per-
haps, forgive me for adding this to the examples
Of the sublime objects of artificial life. OF that
spectacle can never forget the impression, and
Of having witnessed ii reiected from the faces OF
ten thousand spectators. They seem yet before
me. IsyIs,pathlse with their deep and silent ex-
pectation, and their icklc bursts Of enthusiasm.
1t was not a vulgar joy, but an affecting nation
al solelnnity. When the vast bulwarlI sPrang
from her cradle, the calm water on which She
swung majestically round, gave the imagination
a contrast of the stormy element on which she
was soon to ride. All the days of battle and the
nights of danger which she had to encounter; all
the ends of the earth which she had to visit, and
all that she had to do and suffer for her country,
rose in awful presentiment before the mind; and
when the heart gave her a benedicton, it was
like one pronounced on living being"
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q GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

YHNHE Subscriber having determined TO reduce his
q large stock of goods, is prepared TO dispose of
them the most reasonable terms, and respectfully So
Icis call from those want of any articles III his line,
as he e, Is assured that his prices will be perfectly salts
factory. His stock consists of great variety OF Cut
Glass including the fashionable new patterns; also
China & Queensware, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do. and Stone China.
I.amps-sueh Astral, Hall, Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses, in great variety
Plated Ware of new and fashionable patterns, WAIT
exs, Cutlery, Tenders, Shovels s fongs, Androns Ger
man Silver Articles, and great variety of other goods
used in housekeeping.
Connected with the Bazaar is an extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment where the most skilful workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description of work.
CHAIR Factory
The subscriber also carries on extensively the manu-
factue of all descriptions of Cane Scat and Windsor
Chairs to which he invites the attention of his friends
aud the public. He also manufactures Choifs for expor
tation suited for the different South American and West
India markets.
Housekeepers. Country Merchants and others are re-
auested to call aud examine the stock Of goods IN the
Store and Bazaar, which will be found 10 comprise
greater variety than is usually be met with in one
fablisl,nlent JACOB DALEY.
N H. China and GlasS hired out as usual.
On hand, very fine asI onment OF Vase Shades OF dit
frent sizes which have been received lately and ners
O. in a few DAYS
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a sTONYSHrNG CURE This is TO certify that
a was for IA long time afflicted with bad Cough aud
and which almost destroyed my voice, and
brought on many other dangerous and unplea-
SAINT symptoms-At the solicitation Of friend
| was induced to try the @COMPOUND ~ n
x ,rvIer. when to my great satisfaction, two
doses produced a wonderful change, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
I'll no hesitation in my recommending it to my
riends and public generally.
Peter vasbure, 9th JAM, 1888.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner OF
East baltimore and High SITS, baltimore: :,
and w. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by DC
by o. M. Linthicum. apps
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EXANs PATI1NT sEhE5sLIA ISPENING
IOyVARD'sH OTEL
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW


:
EEyIIIS HOTELis one Of the most commodious in
q the Union, having font upon Broadway of over
100 feet aud upon Maiden Lane 80 feet with two large
wings extending in the rear 135 feet. 1t is six stories
high exclusive of basement and under cellars, and CON
tanning 300 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with cratcs-besidcs numerous private par
nnrs with sleeping rooms attached and public parours,
dining eadng and other rooms There aertwo elegant
dining oons, the floors of which as well as the spa
cious lis the first and second stories, together with
the reading and other public nOoms paved with Ital
ian marble There is also an extensive and pleasant
fronting upon Broadway, fitted mp for ladies' or
binary and the ladies' are provided with attractive public
paricrs and private entrance tote Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having FOR nine years past received
liberal patronage from merchants aud principally from
gentlemen OF business ut his former Hoefn Broad Street
is satisfied from experience that early meals to many
more acceptable therefore he has had bis house con
structed to be able TO meals 10 such at early
hours. The hours adopted for meals 0iiows, viz
In Gentlemans dining room, upon LIST floor, BTeaksa
4 or half ast7 with reference to the season OF me
year. Dinner in the at O'Clock. In Gentleman
dining room upon I'd story and also IN iies' ordinary
Breakfast from O'Clock, and Dinner at half dast 3,
Printed bills of fare daily goup for the different d
ing rooms, and ii is optional with Gentlemen 10
take their seats in either of the Genhemen's dining
without giving any notice o. ther choice, e
subscriber hopes the trouble and expense In the at
tempt to their convenience in this respect will be
properly appreciated by generous public and thar
commensurate patronage will result theretrom.
This House possesses every convenience that the suhy
scriber could devise, and it is universally pronounced
ysi;es 10 be most repetc in Its Iterna arrangements
its construction for light and am being superior TO any
other House in the city.
III addition the many advantages and comforts over
Most Hotels it has living spring of pure soft water up
the premises which apart from its intrinsic worm Ms
n wholesome beverage So unusual to be found in the
lower part the city adds very much to the safety OF the
establishment in of fire near the Premises
force pump being attached to the well to force
water therefom as well from the various cisers in
the yard the reservoirs under the roof, from which,
By of the hose water can be forced over any part oil
the premises in an instant. t.at-
In short, this establishment has been got up without
reference to cost and it is the intention of the bscr
Der 10 have it stand among ihe best hotels in tire country
He hopes to be favored with share of public patron
age. .,,
mas-dlm d. D, HOWARD
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READ AND RIEELECT.
PICTORIAL, HONEY OF LIVERWORT.


II n season like the present, when in consequence
IA of the rapidly varying changes OF the weather. al
ternutng from dry moist, from hot to cold; coughs,
colds asthma caiarrh, Sc daily becoming mare
prevalent a remedy universally efecual in removing
all such complaints, is deserving OF especial attention
aud accommodation. such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients, composing Tin addition to The
herb from which it derives its Nancy several others
equally valuable and restorative in their ets Is offer
ed 10 the community in the PECToR.AL HONEY OF
I.tYERWORT, which since il was first presented IN
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds OF its efficacy voluntarily rendered, the
originals of many of which, by the leave of the parties,
may be examined by all interested, at the store Of the
proprietor. la fact. in all Colds Coughs, Asth
ma Influenza, Group, Whooping Cough, and every in-
fannatory affection of the Chest ard Lungs, the PFC
vGRAL HoNEy LIvERwoRT stands unriVailed, hav-
ing every instance, when the disease has been
of the most aggravated and vrlent kind, effected per
feet cure, if its continued, or at least afforded
partial benefit the stcrcr, which only required his
own perseverance TO become perfect cure Many Oh
our respectable citizens have authorized tue pro-
pretoE 10 communicate their Names evidence OF the
truth of tho above Statements to all interested eRGuirers
SG3-Prepared by JAMES D. NGWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
ap3O Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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MNAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1910
I'VE DOGS.-The following section of "a Supple
ment TO an Ordinance emitted Ordinance restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going at large within the city
approved June 10Th. 1889 published for tile nfora
ton of all concerned
Sec. /. Be il enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be, and he
is hereby authorized and empowered; to drecthe Cay
BaIlis and Police Officers and City Watchmen to pro-
cure the distinctions by poison otherwise, of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going at large any street, lane or
alley within the city OF Baltimore.
Sec 2. And be it enacted and ordained That ali dogs
so destroyed shall be removed and buried without the
limits Of the city, by such persons as may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor
The above sections of the Ordinance will, and af
Saturday, next the 9th inst. be rigdly cntorced Of
which all persons interested are requested to take no
tice. je At s. C. LEAKlN, Mayor.
EVANS PATENT sELF-SEIAR PENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
EUNT1E subscriber is now manufacturing c.. x o. E
III VANS reverse point or self sharpening PLOUGHS;
each share (of from has points; and by revers
ing, act upon the principle Of self sharpening and there
fore economy in using. These poughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold Oh REASONABLE
terms be had in this city; together with my exs
tensve assortment of other make of pleugs and agricu
tural implements generally
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with WallrOns and Grifin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Wadron's Griffin's, and Amer-
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers Sc &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Rags for private dwellings and lamp posts,
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call and
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
J. s EASTMAN
SO Pratt ST., between Charles * Hanover St
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4oI.I.znIAN.s MANsInE rIoueIa.

YHyIFE subscriber having taken that large and COM
"a modous House, with granite front, corner OF ST.
Paul's and Fayete streets, has il open for the re-
ception Of visiters. The house has lately undergone
thorough repair, and is believed that there is no house
i'm this city that is better arranged for the convenience
and comfort OF its boarders 1t has large parlors
for ladies and geHteman's parOr and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy The subscri-
Der pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
be wanting bis part give satisfaction to his guests.
In CONCLUSIONS he pledges himself 90 set good Table,
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants and
to make his charges TO correspond with the times
JOHN T. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore, Juno 5th, l840-3taw4w S-3a4w
aIJ-The National InteIgencer will please insert this
twice week for four weeks and send their bill TO this
office.
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canTpuTNE light.

FNNIIc superiority of the CAMPHINE LIGHT, 20
Il thar of either oil Gas, has now been fuy tested
by some hundreds who using 1t in TINS city, both as
rerards the rillapcv of the Light and that of economy
we are prepared to prove that the Canphine is lass
than one-hc the expense of Gas or oi-and in addition
tifcia lights have not: in regard ,ocleanness, there
nothing 10 compete with il, and in trimming the lanpt
done with more facility, and less trouble than win
the ordinary lamp The Camphne OIL is purely vegeta-
BILE, and warranted free from conclusions Ihere are
now upwards of $4,000 ofthe Lamps usedn New y orkl
and increasing daily A large assortment oil whca, anu
the Camphin Oil constantly on hand, and for sale by
49, It. PALMER Il co. =
u. The Lamps are burning every night at our stores,
where they can be III" - ~
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UDY order of the commissioners of nsoIvent Debt
Hbors for the city and county of Baltimore snotce Is
hereby given to the creditors of CHRISTOPHER
PEASE an nsolventdcbtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor, ans that the said
creditors are required attend the office of the said
commissioners in the court house, in the city Of Balti
more on "a, first day of June next ten O'Clock in the
forenoon NJ nominate trustee trustees to be APP
in their possession the said commissioners, to enable
Them to report to Baltimore county court, agTceaby to
an act Of Assembly, passed at December session. 1884,
entitled Gan act relating to insovent debtos;,' and
that the LIST day of August next hath been fixed for The
nalhearng in his case, be fore the suid commission
ers. VS.
Dated the 10th day of April in the year 1870.
NH I4-1ag3m l fs1r uIa 2-leWliw
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POET n V.
FOR THE PILOT.
WING ALARUNT.

Wings away, Wings away, 'tis no time for
delay,
For the foeman's rude footsteps our temples
degrading,
To the contest prepare, and by strong arm de-
clare,
That no tyrant survives who our rights are
invading.
Fling the broad stripes on high, they shall float
on the sky,
As the bcacons on the towers of liberty
cleaning,
'Tis the banner of might, in the midst Of the
fight,
For victory shouts where its bright folds are
streaming.
And our eagle is nigh, with his fierce lightning
eye,
And his broad wings in the midst of the battle
are dashing
He has heard from afar, the loud tumult of war,
Soon the vanitcs shall quail where his wild
glance is flashing.
Long our breezes shall fan the ensign of land,
Which meier shall be crushed by a tyrant's
stern heel
Then warriors awake and your bright sabres
Let the foes of our freedom their keen edges
feel.
Wings away, Wings away, It's no time for de-
lay,
For tyrant's in the temples of sweet liberty;
Strike for freedom and laws, for our dear coun-
trys cause,
From the wide western prairies, to the shores
Of the sea. ION.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY COURT, !
Ann TrpM IS40. {


AN APPLICATION to the Judges of Prime
q y Georges County Court, by petition in writing,
William b. Sohoron of Prince Georges County, stating
that he is now in custody for debt, and praying for the
benefit of tie of the General Assembly of Maryae
entitled an act Tor the relief of sundry lusolvent Debt
ors passed at December session, 1905, aEd the several
supplements thereto, the terms therein mentioned
schedule of his property and list of his creditors on
OATH so far as he can ascertain the same being annexed
TO his petition, and the said William D. Sohoron having
satisfied me by competent testimony that he has resided
two years within the Stntc of Maryland, Immediately
preceding the time of his applications and the said WI
liam b. Sot0ron having taken the oath by the sad act
prescribed for the delivering of his property and CIV
ing sufficient security for his personal appearance at The
next County Court of Prince Georges County TO answer
such Undergraduates and allegations as may be made
against him, and having appointed James Burne his
Trustee who has given bond such, and received from
said William u. Soloron conveyance and possession
of all his property real personal and mxed tits order
ed and adudged this 9th of April $780, that the said VIII
liam B. sothorsn, be discharged from imprisonment,
aud that he give notice his creditors by causing CO.
py OF this order he inserted i'll newspaper pub
iished in the StaS of Maryland, week for three
consecutive MONTHS before the next October term OF
Prince Georges County Court to appear before the said
county court at the house of said county, at the
said erR show cause, if any they have, why the SAID
William b. Sothoron should not have the benefit OF the
said act and supplement as prayed.
So True Copy. Test,
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CANTPFiINE LIGHTS.

ri NOTWITHSTANDING the unprecedented demand
IN for "WEBB'S P.7IENT BURNERS IND
C.dMPHINE OIL, - are always prepared TO MI all
orders. Our assortment is very complete, such as
Astral, Hail. Reading Chamber and side LAMPS, as al
others for stores, &c. sc. The economy attending
the burning Of the Caphine Oil, has been fully tested
il is warranted TO be than half the expense of Gas
or Oil. Many who using the lamps have assured us
that is two-thirds less than either great saving OF
ed One wick will burn from to months. The on
we warrant free from combustion, and where by acct
dent may be dropped the FLOOR or CARPET dries
up quick water leaving stain; and for its match
less brilliancy exceeds all the artificial light ever in
vented pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
evening store, where the Lamps and Oil can al
ways be had. i. PALMER x co.
N. b. The Campine Oil is to be had at our store only
lie Cit
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HDY order Of the commissioners OF ins.lvent deb
EBors for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given II tie creditors of JOSHUA JONES, an
insovein debtor, that personal discharge hath boon
granted to the said debtor and that the saidcredos
required attend at the Office Of the said comnissons
in the court house, in the Guy oflfamore, on the
first day of June next ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and Nominate trustee trustees 10 be appontcd(or
their benefit ard TO give all the information in theii
possession to the said commissioners TO enable them TO
report baltimore county court, agrecably TO act
of Assembly passed December session, 1881, entitled
Gan relating insolvent debtos;' and that the
first day of August next hath been fixed FLOR the final
hearing lin his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the 4th day OF April in theyea 1910
mp l4-law3m ma leWiim
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FEY order of lhe commissioners of insovent debt /:
ID ors for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given TO the creditors off, MlHtLEN SENFI,
an insovent debter, that personal discharge hath
boon granted the said debtor, and that the said cred
itors required attend the office of the said COM
nssioners in the court house, in the city OF Batmore
on the LIST day of June next, nj ten O'Clock IN the lore
noon, and nominate rustse or trustees TO be appost-
ed for their benefit: and to give all the Information IN
their possession to the said commssionerso enable
them to report Baltimore county court, agreeable 10
act of Assembly, passed at December session, 1884,
entitled can act relating insovent dcbtors; and that
the LIST day of August ncx hath been fixed for the final
hearing in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 1lth day of April in the yea: 1910.
an Ia law3m mail eWsw