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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

EAPER. PAPER .-ic franklin Manufacturing Company OF
L Richmond have hand good Of Letter,
Cap Blank Book Medium, Prnin. ard other parr Of various
kinds which oy believe will bear comparison quality and
price work Of any similar establishment In The Union
They therefore with confidence solicit The patronage Of their u
M" friends public generally and ready Ia execute
ans description Of paper that may be desired which They
reasonable notice They request that MI orders
other addressed either 10 their agents,
rssrs James Son, Mr. j. Richards, supcrinend-
cni TIE Paper Mil.
RrImnnd Sept. Il lsin. "l-Wt
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80 FaluaLic Negroes for sale al .4nction.
Obedience order the Circuit Superior Court II uckng
ham made Of Baker and others Baker ana ndrlS
the undersigned wl ocr for sale tile highest bdirf t cash.
The town Of Iar:avilc, The 10th day nI December ncSl
fair if mol the next far ay, lty valuable ard likely negroes
The said lately held by Mrs Ester An"soi
The ckin.ian, e and are I" hr sold
ur division anon. he tenants III remainder. They consist Of
men, women, clden and amongst them are
vcral experienced ami saliui hoa,iirl.
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S,
John w. WILSON.
ROBERT j. GILL1SPiE
Oc2i l0--wtasl LoarstisSi"afrs
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SCHOOL. NOTICE-Thc subscribers having secured con
- nuaticn services Of r. Peter W. Bfow i" me en-
suia wear in tie rairty his desrns oil OBJ
tauiu. boIrdrs III his family Mr. BROWN mas
Engaged Teaching for several years. ana = ad 10 pe
Jcs and successful instructors ani WILL doubtless, give entire
satisfaction IL those ay commit their children 10 his care
The school will the 18th Of January, and terminate
on m -i of December following, with vacation Of one month
IN Suncr-an Of instruction viii embrace ic Usual
branches al an ENGLISH rucaiu together with The Latin Ian
eIacr.
7fra,s-Board, including washing and lodging payable
half ,cary.l ~
TG:tion in English alone, y
In Latin, Latin and English, . -
Hickory Bottom, Hanover Oct. IL, lsi0. i9-wtlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
inst published, and for sale By J. WaEEoek,
The yir.ini, and North Carolina Almanac,
[Phi. Inquirer

TNF
CALCULATED by D,vp EcH,RnsoS oi Ln.s, .I'y' ,hr
& can,anins in addition the Astronomical Calculation. m
Names m tr ,.mb,r. Of Congress and Legislature ~ virginia.
md t Court, Of yirrina and North Carolina tr following, 70
semct showing mia! amount Of stn,s , %" Of DIVE
rns has been received the state upon the stock up 70 July
ln inclusive tuicia aud for information worm yen tunes I'VE
,,t'onic Song, Nothing Else u
oJan Schalkens Three W.lles-Ines on viewing me op
Of n Paren-Fauls Of Man, by lady-ei me sss nm once
collect Fee l>-pyscan and StndentIie Grey aiaie TIE
better !.ursc-l!o2c il still an Evergreen, &c.s &C.
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il oi3 feet.
On INNER or main deck ~;
+" Between the perpendicular, 22o
q cf keel at The bottom, 2o7
Bre nd,h of beam over The wales, ~
outside of the wheel house. 66l-2
Depth from main upper deck, 2'l-2
Measurement L double DECKER l103 tons
Measurement n single decker, l.il9
Measurement by the scale as the tonn'rc Of The
President is estimated, 10 tons
Diameter of the blenders, GU inches.
Length of the stroke, ~ feet.
The engines about Geo horse power and space is
provided in bunkers to carry $50 tons OF anthracite
coal which it is intended to consume.
Inclination Of the engines, ~ degrees
Diameter of paddle wheels, - 81 feet.
Immersion OF wheels, fect.
Length Of the paddle, 1Ofcct.
There four iron plate bulkhcads, to divide the Ship
10 ensure greater safety in case OF springlng
Leak SO that although apartment may be filled with
wafer the others remain free.
This steamer is the same in shape, form and finish
that i'll Philadelphia, with the exception Of the engines
which purely and essentially American being on the
inclined principle, and far they are finished, they
promise TO be the piuS ultra of eng ines.
This plan for the engines has been selected with
view 10 testing .hcir applicability TO naval purposes
and should succeed well there is every
son TO believe, the same principle will be adopted 10
future steamers
Ofthe beauty Of the model and the admirable finish
Of the internal arrangements, will not now speak;
for as she will be launched, those DESTROYS OF be.
holding of the most perfect specimens Of naval
architecture, will doubtless visit her and Judge for
themselves.
1t has not yet been determined what is TO be the ma
ture OF her amount, but it will no doubt comprise,
among other guns, at least two Of the celebrated Pax-
ham guns, for throwing hollow suct.
The decks lad and her hull is nearly caukcJ and
coppered TO the light water mark so that II nothing
unusual occurs, She will be launched in about four
weeks.
Very many nautical and scientific gentlemen have
already visited her, and unfinished she is, she has
been pronounced TO be as fine model con-
ceyed and, from the solidty and falthfulness with
which she is constructed, she bids fair TO stand pretty
considerable battering.
1t wond be hardly fair close this brief notice Of
this beautiful vessel without paying to Samuel Ilarth,
ESQ., Naval contractor Of the Navy yard, who supern-
tends the whole building tribute to those scientific al
,ainmen,s eminently possessed BY him, which have
suggested and coNsummaed some Of the most import
ant and valuable alterations and additions 10 the plan
as originally conceived.
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:
ANY losses wi,hile Company may rquc. taken
this agency III hc adjusted it'll prom aud lssa'y
Applications for insurance the p,c may n.
made 10 c subscribers who has been dny appointed o the
City of Richmond aud vicinity H. BALDWIN 3.,u
Office opposite the Banks.
MAY 20 G-rm
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NUTICE.-A Petition viii be presented Legislature ii
~ Virginia at lis session, praying for increase q the
tolls uf Mayo's Bridge. A. MAYO.
IIcnrco, Now J. $50. 5i-st
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such ~ afford ornament, m"iF. M; - yr,
bfnsrry siacr SIX, will BIZ 'r.d III I"n'''e' u ''"'
series, Al iei'icca Ti'et. - , nm. who au,ie. most pad
rYy y;ne Of a Decd Trust bearing date Tie 9i day ." Jan:
Is u,rv Is TO- aud recorded in the Ch- ONE 81 l-"N oin
~ ccu,i on Tie day ard aforesaid hiwren R"heit ~ r
e,er and susan A. hi. wife, Of tr i's; part 'Nc s'crihe q the
second part and Richard Muse, Wn"i y f'-; AID fdtIt
beth Pitcher the ;r part shall Inseeh 10 .' !" ne ny.
81 bidder On the pr,ses m ready n"ncy a" I""s The l1ih
.y Of December ncs II far n. ' l ,rr 81 r ~" ~ ~
the sad Robert w. Pitcher IN Ice snps containing nr h;ndied
r,om The village Of Tappaannock, hc seat q; justice in said
omnr which i immediately The Eappaaanock River The
mic nrour;s If The Eastern po Virginia also, all the
s1 Robert NJ Pitchers undred interest IN another tract called
hr died seized and poessrd The said Robert N. Pitchers
undivided interest in hundred aud csts ae'e % Lhhd'
Ind and low grounds with commodous Brick Dwelling iouse
thereon lately completed held by Mrs Elizabeth fIrhrr a.
her pwcr IN lnc lands deceased husand Thomas fltci
deceased all tie said Robert " Pitchers Interest III the Slaves
belonging the Estate Of his falc - wen ~ those n.d =; M
neither dover in the residue 81 said SAVES The whole
nunc hcins fem aon most "i wann are !oahs ana
,alnsbc also, .arria.e and :las which have not been III
and Dray aud Harness. All the lid Pitchers farming nen
Gear The Stock consisting o llug>, Cows, Oxen, g. The
Top and Blade Fodder, Oats &e On Inc -i named Fret me
IL Mi The above specified property believed 10 c nnreo,ion
able but selling ~ Trustee shall nny convey such te Is =
'''''' >" ' . ~ ~ JAMES nov NIcoU, Jr., Trrs,s
Essex County, Va, Nov. io.h, 1919. t-wLds
EXECTT0R's SALE or SLAVES AND OTHER TER
IL sONAL ESrATE.-In further execution o The viii Of John
Cole deceased. late Of the Conh: D Charles City, SHALL on
Thursday the Goth day Of the present month; lsSer"5er il ir
not the day thereafter Al Evclnon The late residence Of
said dsceden proceed 10 sa by public SALE The highest bid
der all the property bcunsn. the Estate Of my Tcsaif, con-
ssns Of Slaves, stocks, Crops, nsrn and kirra Fur.
nre Farming Utensils. credit I'LL the first Of Jay neM
w allowed the purchasers Of al The above property lex
ccpt Slaves, ior all over Ten dollars for that sum ana
under will be required. For The slaves terms will be made
known Of sale, rcseryins the privilege Of selling them
n another place. should the prospect Of sale 10 BID
ders niyoabr those concerned the Is
,ate rruuire H. 70. W. CHRISTIAN,
Lleca,or n J0ta Cole dfceasrd.
Nov 10 o,r-Wtus
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nISMAI SWAMP LAND C0slrANY.-The Annual seet,,
~ of ckoders the Dismal Swamp Land COMPANY w,
be held in Suffolk, according Law third
Thursday in November. the l9th iGsian.)
~. BUTLER, Presdeat
D,.sGt sramP Ltnd ConpGau.
Ssni,lirli Nov. :, len. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

NUriCEM James T. Scalc j. III the cnpo, ~. i
Of the franklin Manufacturing Company, ard author
scd transact settle business whatever their account
Rirl.ulond, i.ii net., 1910. ig-rs
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
RlnL,nnnd Ia


Richmond, Ia.
spifadd schemes fer .S.re,abe-,, ie1g
School Fund Lottery of Rhode isiaha,
No. 100, 6ra sERiEs
Two in the City Of Providence saturday, H"'''
c.rrr,L.-s4oG0o 10000, GoOo 5000, 4ooo 1900 300 is
5o, loo 0 1900 1900 1850; 40 Of 1900; 10 Of 500 i.o Of -:
&C. IS Nos.-2 drawn. Wholes SiO shares IN proportion.
School Fund Lottery of Rhode Island,
Class g, 9Th Series To bc drawn III Tie my y i'v
900 5000 5000 1000, 35sl; Of 900 of iiN
- If .O - Of $40; OF 31O 80 Of go, &c. - HuS-l3
drawn Wloes slo shares in proportion
So, 900 CAPITAL!
School Fund Lottery of Rhode Island,
Glass No. nGa, 9TH SERIES 10 be drawn IN Inc Wy o ip'
dencc, Saturday, Nov. 81. - -. 80, 49,,
SrIgSpp 600 00OO, N0D 1000 hlu
$500 900 a2o aU 2O0D $780, 1870, $780, 1852 81 OF lO0 O
of 1000 Is ZOO - OF 100, 20 Nos-l drawn Whors
SIS; shares in proportion. For sale by The package Or single
ticket JAMES fHaLbN * W,
NOV l5i-o3N hah0grrs
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR WALKER, who
18th the Toll Cafes Manchester on ne
rvenn. OH Oct, doubtless his way 10 Mr. VIM W.
laiaeo Caroline County, who owns his wife, ana by WHOM
lie sold short ling since.
Walker Nuato Man, about feet or inches high as
fun forehead with scarcely Sink between
rhcn ccayed ooth is stout thick built with "dr
shoulders short and thick neck and about % old lie ah
when he left, cotton shirt, blue ock coal Dc ca
pants. and Hue cloth vest with light brown fur hat
above reward Of S0o he is taken ou Of ic STATE
him again or delivered Augustus H. Drcwry, the Store q
HENRY 7. nREwEY.
gainesville Amelia, Oct 10, 1910. 3-u
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IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 ri':-At Rules holden The
Court Of Cumberland AT house Of laid county, in the
month of October, lSiG:
T,z,.eih siuar. and Chi.ley Daniel, Compliments,
against ..,
Leonard Daniel in right! and Administrator of Ara
ham Da.rl and as Mary Daniel Jane Wills widow
aud rcc oil Llia Wills Ben Norvell and his infant children
Martha and Hugh Noyr, Leonard H. Spears Encline Nikin
son and T.. Wilkinson, William = Fowler Thomas j. Fowler
Vim. y. Spears Niihcmia his wife, john H. Watson and
Amelia his fc Join g. Daniel executor of VIM ~ Spears
Wu. Sicon James Daniel and Mary his wife, lrnery Mary
shelton Henry Eliza is wife, formerly Eliza sh on
Leonard Daniel IT, Ann h wife, James PnndeNter and IN
san hi- wife, Robert Parrish and Julia his wife, nnd Abraham
Danrl, ielehau.S'
The Defendants VIM y Spears ana wife, and Thos fow
ler ao having their appearance and given security ac
cord ng 10 The act Assembly and the Rules Of This Court ana
appearing rs satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
III his country ordered that tic said Defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday December being Court day
and answer the I'LL Plaintiffs and that copy of this order
he dhwitl inserted in newspaper published In the Cy Of
Richmond SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door Of the Court house of this county.
'' MILLER WOoDSoN, C.
N. 45-wSws
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f;TEA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o HAErroRn, Cog
Agency Riehaoad, Fng;Hia.
rE,S Company Incorporated IN The ISIS, with per
pc;aa and Il capital OF 100000, i,,.urr arf
loss damage hy FIRE dwcug houses stores nnufr,.
hmcnis at.cod furniture, merchandise in general
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES.
WE have store and receiving entire fresh stock Of Or"
w cerc being laid the best terms, and shall ~ %
very reduced prices Persons wishing purchase VIII >a
money calling before they make their purchases
Is hhds. New Orleans and other cheap Sugars
80 do. prime Porto Rico do
10 do. prime ST. Croix do
do. Cuba Sugar, and beautiful article
90 bills. crushed Sugar
Is boxes very low priced loaf Sugar
III do. superior double refined loaf Sugar
80 packages Teas, part first chop
~ hhds cheap Molasses
10 do. prime family do.
s. bags prime green Lagura Coffee
81 do. prime Rio do.
do, old do.
OF do. Maracabo do
80 sacks Liverpool filled Salt, large and good sackinc
00UJ Yarns various factories, and fe'te
prices
5000 hs. cheap shoulder Bacon
10000 do. prime Western mddinss
100 hills No. | ript IIcrrings
50 do. No. and do.
100 prime family Hams
10000 fine yellow Cigars
20 boxes Starch
10 bags Pepper
s do. Allspice
80 boxes sperm and alow Candle.
Lamp oil
100 sides oak tan sole Leather
Bed Cords Leading Lines indigo Chewing Tobacco ." a.
qualities, Ginger, Powder and Shot.
Constantly on hand m assortment Of Iron and Steel
Best " Nails made of Swedcs Iron
All of the above articles viii be put quantities
WYATT l. WHITE,
Ht11, Booker 4 Hiadtons and tic Beh 2ar'rE
81 .J-IA
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rules itid III TIE Lierh oWec
Of Nooway County CouiI, the 9Th day Of October $50:
Io,n n Entrbt Plaintiff,
agaih.
Edward l.. Royal and Ts,am g. Lundy, Defendants:
The defendant Edward H. Royal having eniefed his a
nra-ancc and given security according The a Of Assembly and
ihe the said Court. and il appcan. by satisfactory e'
icncs, nlabtant Of this country, u ordered
that defendant appear before the said Court On Tue net
day IL the January aud the bill n liz PLAINTIFF
and this order bc forthwith inserted ~ soaie news
,ner published Richmond for two months success
ssc!y aud posted door Of the Courthouse Of tins com
H. \ copy-Tc-te.
II--NS J.. FIT/GERALD q T.
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c.TYTE OF MssIssIpPI-In the Circuit Court of Noxbee
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TnE WAR STEawr. At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
our request, an attentive friend the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has furnished US With very acceptable IN
formation in relation 10 Tie steamer now al that es-
adjustment, aud which will shortly be launched into
1. IL. Ii,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
WHO ARE FOR HARRISON.

The leading Harrison Editor in Connecticut i,
Theodore DWighi, member Of The HarDora
COareGiiOR, and aciei as Secretary 10 that no.
iorious osscmblagc! No wonder tina, HE support,
Harrison
l.eyerct Snllonslall, the representative in Con
gress of Salem (Nlass.) is one Of the Harrison
Central C"","';,tco at washington created for The
purpose of distributing among their parlizans the
great fund which the wings have raised for cleo
pioneering purposes. LCreret S0iioHSiqH is an
dip teaerGiii Gyci in the woOI lie w0S a
membcr Of The .HaSSachuseHs LEGISLATURE in
1914 anil roied fer The Haruord Coarcaiion-
No wonder that Harrison gets the support of
Levcrct Salonstull
Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts, j. Just now
one of the lavorile leaders of the opposition. lie
headed the procession of YOUNG wings in Bal
tnorc and next to Mr. Bear. the Ohio monster
has rot To be CRACK speaker of his party
Doaicl HcjS'cr TOO is an old tcieJ0iid Of
he Unrest kiad lie roiei constantly against
any bis for aM0g The ormyOr macy turing
the Var ami took decidcd grouad mh The
recreant faction chO dcemei il UNBECoMING A
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS People TO REJOICE
OVER THEIR CoUNTRY's VICTORIES -
Where could we expect TO fluid Daniel Jj'ebslcr,
but in the great ranks Of Iarrlson's army!
Such are the men who direct the present OPP
position To Martin Van Buren,. There is not sin,
Gle Surviving member of the Hartford Cnnycn-
ton that does not 20 heart and soul for the g.
lection of Gen, Harrison argus.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
THE PULSE OFTHE PEOPLE,

Is the name ola paper about to be published Al
Woodstock, Vermont by {. G. EASTMAN, ed
itor of the Spir, of the Age, the objcc, of which
is to spread information in regard to the questions
involved in the present competition for the presi.
dcncy. 1t will take the democratic side, and
indging from the prospectus issued by the editor
it will support that side not only with zeal, but in
a right aud proper spirit. The editor SAYS
"Ihe man llarrion is nobody. 1t is Of no scr
of moment in this contest whether General llarri
son is the braves, warrior or the mcahest coward
that ever graced or disgraccd the pages of history
Let the man alone His principles! his principles
II is sufficient for the old Republicans to know
that he is the candidate of the old iedoralisls
The Pulse of The People is to published uri
after the november election. This muliiplicti',r
of democratic journals and tracts discussing ll'
subjects Of controversy between the two parties l.
of good omen, aud we see with pleasure that they
are eagerly received by the people.
.Ncw York Ereaing Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
A VOICE FROM BURLINGTON,

We received the other day from our friends in
Burlington, an order for siriy-nine copies of The
PULSE OF THE People. Burlington has been
misrePresented about long enough. Union, har-
mony and action will carry her out this year. Let
every democrat say she shall be redeemed, and
she wiH be. Let them remember every time they
pass the square, that, on that spot, the leading
"whigs" of the place, few years ago, burned
Thomas Jefferson in eihgy
Let them remember that and strike home for the
town.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
CHANGESI CHANGES!!

MORE FEDERAL LYING.-Ue learn that the
hgs In llarlland VT have story that 'lorty
emocrats have gone over to Harrison and hard ci-
pr In Newport, N. H." Now such an assertion
ould be regarded as too silly for a denial here in
export but from the fact that we are told here
great changes for sold tip" not only in Hart
bd, but in other towns in Vermont, we would
y thatreport is wholly false with regard to chan
Ps here. We do not know a single democrat who
ls changed his faith or who will acknowledge
insclf federaist or llarrisOnile. Ne would a.
IN caution the public against these unfOunded
ports, which the tederalists are daily originating
party effect. Will friend EASTMAN, of the
oodstock Spirit of the Age just hint this mode of
oceeding in his quarter.-Newpon Argus.
Our friend of the Argus knows full well that this
me of changes isl part of their federal plan of
operations. We know how these changes are
lde. A federal editor sits down. and manurac-
res, the names of individuals whom he declares
We changed in such town, no such town in this
prld blythe way. This he prints, marks and sends
his brethren at distance, who copy, it flourish
d crow most Justify about changes, changes.
he article is known to be a lie where it origion-
es, but is manufactured for the foreign market.
this state, we do not know but that there is such
man as Peter Van Roitcnburg living in town
led knobbsville, Hoecake Co. III, and it passes
t as well as if il were all a fact
lt is easy enough to see into this plan. The Lying
atchman, gets some half dozen men, half of
lom have no right to vote, and the rest can't tell
" they ever did vote, up in Woodbury., or some
Oh town, to say that they cannot support the ruin
measures of the administration any longer and
bill go for old Tip. In the vicinity ofhese astonsh-
changes, it is deemed hoax so silly as not to
nand notice. But 10 in few weeks. you see
federal papers in Ohio, Illinois, or Indiana, pub
hing the same article in flaming capitals, and
agging about changes in Vermont. The same
eek the Waterman will have a column or so of
inges in Ohio Illinois and Indiana manufac-
ed in the same way, for the same reason. This
the way these things are done,
Start for Newport to morrow, and YOU will hear
Iartland that forty democrats have gone over to
rrisonism and hard cider in Newport; when you
We at Newport you will hear that about the same
|mber have gone over in Ilartland. So it goes.
DC people of lIartland and Newport know moth
of all these mighty changes tha, have been going
in their minds Nobody kaoms anything about
em. They are manufactured according to in
uclions from head quarters, to make the people
ieve that all the world is going for old Tip.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
For The Spirit Of The Age.
SAN IRREGULAR PULSE"

Mn. EDITOR Meeting an intelligent wing
friend, the other day, who had Just returned from
"the far west" | was induced from the tile Of
your papers, to feel his pulse, moment, in refer
ence to the business of the age in which we live.
Hence, inquired, how his children and relations,
(who, by the way, are numcrons,) were doing oil
west: His answer was prompt that, they are
Z" doing well, very well ;''--alluding to various
employmens merchandise, mechanic arts, pro-
fessions, and agriculture. And, keeping his
hand" as the doctors say, 81 examined him y
till there was no " ocp-hole ofrc,reat, no ques-
ton but that my friend had disclosed the facts Of
the case, and that rightly understood him. So
kept minutes accordingly
Well, sir, Glanced 10 meet my respected friend,
short time after, who was engaged it regular
but-whig TRADE Against :" the government" al
cging iha, the country is ruined in all its business
and prospects, every where. lie asserted, with
strong rcpciiiions that no man could do business,
of any kind with safety; and no man of sense
would attempt Reing gently requested TO direct
nv attention to some lover of industry, some man
of honest enterprise, who was out of employ or
business, my respected friend referred me TO 'thr
poor dis;resi people out west" not man of whom,
was doing, or could do, any thing to advantage
lie said, they were all alike tlcre,-and that was
the reason why they had risen en- masse, agains,
the government, for the greatest capitalists could
not get dollar of money, good for any thng-no'
even TO hire help to harvest their crops. "Why,''
said he, L" tell you every body is down-busines.
is down-and ruin siares the people in the face
and that is the reason why they all look to Gen
Harrison for relief
Rather an irregular pulse, thought I, for so re-
Specialize should have said morally heal
thy man TO exhibit. For only short time
since, he told me that his numerous relations, out
west, were "doing well, very WELL" engaged n,
they are in various kinds Of business But how
different his representation now, My solution IN
regard to these warning symptoms, is, that then
my friend was stating facis, but now he is talk.
! ing politics. That's all.
Yes, sir, and your readers, If observant, ma,
witness similar things, every week or day. Tn,
wings, after telling how wonderfully, one, ant
another, and another, is prospecting and heapng W
wealth, instantly, under a paroxism of wbggery
contradict themselves, and declare that all is ruin
and decay! Democrats Should TRY THE PULSE
That is the way Of W.