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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

H. HE Eclectic series Of School Books has beer
undcf'aken by a few uniiriug labarers in the C aust
Of education, for the purpose Of furnishing the
West aud South with a complete, uniform and
improved series Of school books, commencing with
the Alphabet. The effort has proved completely
successful The books are highly approved and
%extensi' ely adopted. THE sale is believed 10 be
without, parallel in the United States. More than
four hundred thousand copies have been published
during the short time they have been before the
public. The following works comp Use the series,
all, Of which are s,ercotypsd.
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelling book, eclectic
first reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic third
teader, eclectic fourth reader, eclectic arithmetic,
Ray little arithmetic Designed for very small chill
dren, and as an intrpduetinn to the eclectic aritli.
tnetic. Rays rules and tables in arithmetic the
mora instructor, by Miss q. e. Beechcr. Much
has often been said on the Subject of Moral In
struc,ior. This work is designed as a reading
book, and is Admiralty adapted 10 meet such
wants. Mansfeld's political grammar Of The
United States. This work rs designed 10 exhibit
a complete view Of the Theory and Practice Of The
General aid State governments, witt, the rela TONS
between them. Adapted to the ttse Of schools
and colleges. Masou's foung Minstrel, a juye-
lille music book. For sale bf
Geo. VI. HrRoNAs,
= Bookseller " Statiouer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

W MUSSELMAN, wholesale and retail
grocery, ~eorncref Church and Marks, sts.,
lsoyins been III the grocery business for years,
fr,is satisfied from long experience that ne can
oa,r MS mucl, IN ucep emf il The way OF bargains,
,s apy house In Baton Rouge; ] shall keep on
b.nd The eusuiag year, mot enfy the leading articles,
such MS sugar, coffee. ntelesses, sels etc; Dat every
tbirr TIN, ean possibly come uuder the head even
IN ,,,e most minute articles, So that a bill car be
6ilel in one house alone without leaving Il custom
ar m tua over town 10 getit.
Received tsjs day, 100 sacksof coarse aud hue
salt. q boxes honey d w t%nbacco, 2o boxes negro
aud cavendi ii Tobacco, 2ashoyes Virginia tobacco,
S boxes zoo Teanussee tobacco, sa,Nol hne Sc
EARS. sorted qualities, 60 boxes fne raisins, %
s,eks d frreen coffee, 90 ha,rsls Of Attakapas 81
rar. yesy dry and white, lnf boxes long cork cl"e'
10 boxes, ,Museat wi,e, 5 boxes champa gne VINE.
90 dozeu paaiated buckets, lol boxes No soap o'
tIs bes,. SO boxes candies, sorted qualities.
Aud i grea, variety TO numerous 10 mention OF ohf
er articles iamy liae ,aa | IS thsty ny ma ca
underscll mel i isao such a ,hiee, buy my articles
nj Tho very largest cpa, MISSION houses IN the
civ. as | buy for cash aai | know that am Al
ID Ii 4 Judge of groceries as 5any man. i
Tinn 2 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

SMOKED BaCOA H.4B 81.
W Masselman, begs 40 a~nnaursSle receipt
% OF a large supply Of otsd safn Hams,
side and shoulders, Of which he Wilt all times
haw abandance ouhand, his smoke fuse being
nov in the fslt Tide of Operation.
Aizo. Just ieceigeLr go
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

NOITE.
,HyIIE undersigned iniefos his friend and Gus
TONERS, thai he has removed his gore to the
hon-e adjoining James Mstskef's on fhuich st f.
,yher, he intends keeping A general assttment 0
drv goods. clothing. shoes, loois, hats, hrd ware,
G.. ~ ;ch viii he soid lowfpr cash. He take
his opportunity to request bose who arg indebted
10 him, { call and settle thar accounts
il Al .5r II v B.fIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

W.. WHtrMAs wilcox las removed his office
10 the %bniidine formerly ntroNed by Mad. Hatch,
and the second aaof ftou, DR. aatney's. He viii
be found there at ail hours untss professionally en-
oaged y s8 sa@s Oct 10 .a6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
M III nh l.I

WWN y 7 Y.
IAqR. SOLTEREE ~pl,ysieiaI and snrgeon-ac.
coucheur, Of The Medical ficnlt! of Paris having
peemanen,ly settled Al Baton Rl,ge informs the
inhabjtants' Of the ,.wn aud It's acinity, 10 whom
he offcss hisservices. TINT he hasestahtished his
Office n. the drugstore Of souterH & Fsvrot, La
rEzE... .so = -EE4t. -FXAzT#t& -E# 1881 F#sHt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
DISSOLUTION OF toPARrNERsuIr.

IV ores Is hereby given, that theeopar'nersh'r
heretofore existing under the fam OF So"ie're aud
Fayrn, was dissolved ey mutual consent on
the ron December 1889.
mr.. G. S%bu,erfe, being now the sole proprietor
ot ,i,e apb,hecary, by an act passed before Judge
T,essier, aud. having pafehasei the e,,dfe,iniefs''
Of II. B. Favrat, becomes responsible, iof aiilhe
legal debts ofthe said firm, and he is also a"'to
fizea 10 receive all debts die the said h:tn, ss Wen
ase~Ia q. saIrTEtsRE M. d.
n. q. FANR0r. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
HOUSE TO

TMyHE two story ffauie houe formerly occupied
I'LL by james Cooper, fs1 ..ou Church ST.
| Tn Iafge and convenient sine lately occap:cd
H. w D Sanger, at the corner d Church and La
Nyet,e St.
EAlso-ffhe small frame bui!dig adjoining the
love OLE Lafayette ST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

yHyMl Subscriber has iocatea iiluiseIl-ia the iLwn
d Of Baton Rouge atthe old fstaud. lately nc.
tupIed by Reeve Fitz Patricis, where all kinds Of
Matches, Clocks, Organ, aud Muse t,uxes VIII
be repaired oo the shof ;est petice and n The basi
style. lie has on han spectacle glasses of all
culnars and saiuibsa for ell ages, which he will ft
~ nj n reluced price,, AD kinds Of ewelry men-
ded in aaeat manner. lite has also all kinds of
Jewelry Cor sale, low for FASH. 500 81
ReGreece may b. ntada 20 Capt. s%esrls, s.
Iya,t and PA. Waiksrs tate f4Hg 81 t
Oct II .3l G. MOORE.
f.A-old gold and silver hken in payment for
work. ~#TKH H.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

"a malta, to'ofn,s Il c planisrs ehst ne 's a"-
IA tnorissd to purchase COTTON; aaatae w snip
co.,oo w,taout any ehnsges except those actnatlt
,.3a . fcr nas, aapDnnrs M the said Article, he @Hi
Ia geNtnallo tam3iah. FL az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

MNrFA has received a consignment OF
a, choice wines. Twelve dozen old Hook
1875. & dozen half betties oldVg via Madeira 1928,
8 ,ioaen hotties old MADEIRA issp, which whi be
mi IN the box or single hottie. Also 20 barrels
bs.ttt,,.t; syrip.+ aud SO barrels sugar
- ~ NEED. E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
Err. GsOf.ianssa


MHAs removed. dis %oticrso the Drag Store OF
Md D. l%ourdaa: Baton Ra,ge.
NAV 8 Id &8 &N}Nk@ Is &3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

A=E l0o
noflN MeDONollGH AID Paris Chiidiess'
az claimssts Of vacant land, fronting. the MIS-
sifslprir iver, bonn le4 above By la.,as. = t,, ,ms ,aaa e
Deheilievre now Alaia,a.d bt,ow BY the lana,
af t,e late NADIA ne Du, laatitr below the town OF
R,,on Rouge. in tlip Parish # East Baton Rouge,
having fsilsd to eomply wi.'a notice give" !"
Conformity 70 Law, g perform ss', y" ! W ,sn, ~ % :
roads aud leteees, nolice L hereby gwen ma, haLe
vii ID Of ere 1Ionr sale. and a4joaiea,sd 10 'hs
,asvss, biider. on the premises, on the 20th day Of
Marc, next, Inc following w"tk, viz: !,
Five aud ! hail n, EMS q ley lsse :, :. : f. fse, ao w Ne
a. hase, 5 liz fres his1' and I'VE lee. W'ae On a.. ,~'
ron. together with a road of corresponding iess,n'
,ges,y Ave fses il wiath, d, ched On tue leyre ssde'
o ame' foos Jeep, shelving ,hlree fee. /, wa'ds the road
AID another ditch, . tet deep, shelving hye ,ee,
towards the road With two bridges, can 70 rs
lcna. 3 fee, side, of cypiess plsaks, 2li2 inc.e
Nj. and S s~ieepars; Inc Whole TO re complete
ON or before the first day Of May next.
HENRY CARL,
feb ~ 8 81 Inspector of Loyee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
u r. IL "A y y .

yEyAKEN up by A L'oJicisl on ,he 17u,al Dc
eembsr, black hnf+r, 2or ia ia'ndt l'et,
about i years old 4 feet hit. long tell, name bal
cut OF, star on the face white spot on the aeie,i 10
daG 4G ii AS MussENpEN, Ranger
nfjsT RECEIVED Tie ppl Il ider . vol,
- Jacob Sheppard ? vol ,Feelola Qasl'ty = se',
Home as found . Wi, Nicholas E'ckishy, Marian
or Young NJ aids Fortune, Thf sentlemon OF Inc
Old School, eats. Com nert fios Abridged, Inc
Bows own Dock, t;unos1 d. ..lesiic aMed'eine res'-
ssd Edition, i~iooper's Mea. tai Dlctaonary, Conn
s,ook's Geology, Tho Life aud Travels OF M','so
Park, Raqusl on Banking, 'fookef'sl Late OF Jet
s,rson, .Iollnad's Life Of Nariit Van Buren,, Ihe
life of Black Hawk, The fife OF boone, F''.
tatca's Lives, Russell's History of stecce ana
France, Tbs Log NabinA lmanne for is4i, me
Perfume Telless i,wn Beck, Bprritt's GeosIarhly
of il Together with a variety Of s'ahk,
nil, Note aad Receipt Books, aud " large assent
meat Of q rrunaa Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles aud Botanic Medicines- for sale y. the
Bookstore Of GEO. NJ HEhoha N so
Sente mhrF I'm ss
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
D0GERT g. HAWTHORN,
@ 63 Gfavicr st.
or to A BESSY,

The rates 1t ~ freight is also reduced from Is,
10 20 per cent from prices now charged by other
Bayou Ssra packets. jaa 30 81 Pm
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

NOTICE.
a Ill persas indebted 10 the subscriber, eithe
"A by ne,esr book account. are respectfully re
uuesled 10 ealand se,t.eewithout delay, oFherwis
their accountstiiI be handed over to an Officer 10
collection.
j30 81 lot GEO M HERoMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

IoBHsfsrt "tn sbis sApjAfl - thf chsfartM OF
the currency The idea Of making il exclusively
metallic. however well intended, appears TO ne
to be frauglif With more fatal Consequences than
any other scheme, hatiEs no relation 10 the per-
snnai rights Of tie citizens, that las eve. been de-
vised.
If ANY single scheme could produce the effect
Of arresiihss, Of oilre, that mutation of condition
Ivy which thousands If cur most INDECENT fellow
citizens. by their industry and enterprise, are
raised TO the possession of weaith, thai il tie ore.
other TO produce that slate Of things so raueh de.
preca,ed By all true Republicans, BY which Tho
rich ure daily adding to their boards. and the poor
sinking dsepsr into penury, ii is an exclusive me
talfir currency. Or if there il a process by which
the character Of the country for generosity and
noh'en.ss of feeling. may be destroyed by ,he
great increase and necessary liberation of usufy, il
il an exclusive metallic currency.
Amoagss III. other duties os delicate eharsc-
which the President is called upon 10 pesfesR.
is the supervision of the government of tie Fsrri.
iorirs Of the United STAIRS. These or them
are destined 10 become members of the
great political family ave cere renssted by their
rapid pfesress f'em infancy to maahood. for The
partial and temporary deprivation Of their polili-
cal rights. Ills in this Disaritst; only. ahere
ei.iaeus aae 10 be found, who. under 1
settled policy. are dsRsived Of many iimperaant
poi,lesi pfisas gel, washoat any inspiring hope Us
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

NOTICE,
EFT by a sis.ake At The store of the u@der
IL sigped, opptite the Steamboat landthg, aa'
p kage, containing several sinai bags OF shet
which the owner my have on proving properly am
paying espences.
1853 BAR 1EIFk-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26


TIN D,.iric; EGaya;,o.. Convention a-scnL!. L. cree
ably 10 pfeyious no,ica;ion IN he Lecture Room Of
lie terrain Church in the Town .! Lexington, on
Thursday linz .lh day Of October, l~ii.
The Convention was Gales! 10 order BY 'isner' y.
r Dnrinan Of Iockb;:!gr, and on his motion Jam. $
Mcdowell, Esq delegate from Rochbr'dgc and from
tie Education Convention a. CiarEsbrrg, was algRt-
iaeuS'y elected President oiic C"avrnti9n
iJp"n taxing the cha-, Mr. ileDomeil returned h;s
aek,.ou Judgments 10 ;e Coa:e M!len for tie homer
conf rcd upon !.lni.
On rna:o.. .! Rev b. VI Smith Of Augusta, Dr. JOHN
k a.norc d! Augusta, and Gal. F!ancis H. S'a'ii u!
aochb.ldge, were appointed Secretaries 70 The I'a-
vcniiaG, Gu
mr. answered IL then names:
sr.:srA-Gcv. VIM Brown, Re-. john Iienarsn,
Rev JOAN \. g.r!car, Rev. l.. Thomas, Rr" Benz.
NJ Smith, Rev. James Pane, DR.. John H. Mo':e.
B,rn.-Rcg Samuel Brown, James Hnc..a.aa
ciAhHsa,no James Mci1"Wrls.
RoeEGNfpGE -!!cn'y iiuiner, y. u, a". !. -
Smith. James McDos,il, Wm. Houston, Rev ja'nes
Morrison, Gen. {. T. Dy:man, John Mckee, Dr. .iii
". Pane, Rev }. D. Ewing, Rev. II Thompson, 10
bsrt White Mai j. T. J.. Preston, Col. \. L Barclay
Dr. A. LryIurn, ~. i. b. Davidson.
On motiou, ,iir following naried gentlemen bang
nr.sen invited 10 iaSe seats IN the Snhvciiioh
Rev S /! iioustaa 81 Greece.
Ar.ysr.-C Charles 1otrch: Samuel Finley, Rav. L.
r Strp!enson, ~ IL TATE, James McSG::.
ReoxuFtpct-W II. Cafa,hers, d ]. Mcc:nng
| II &. Jones, Pref. 7. C-heun, Prot. q. l.. pIhHsy
Rev John Skinner, Rev. Z. Iyrae, Re- > y Camp
hen. la; J. Alexander, J. -. Rrcca"nbfoGsf.
EoiL!orGr.--Rry. Henry Pane.
/ On motion II Ma. J. T. l.. Preston,
Ee.o'r.d, rha, the business Of the Convention b
an. ned with rrayer-wae:suaon Eey John iieat'ei
offered IN appropriate prayer.
! On motion Of DR.. Huaner,
Fire who Shall Ecios, hc subjects for the cons'dea'e'
I .r,I,. ('nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26
1877
NEW Jersey.

From The Neg Braasrek ~. ~ Times, OF. 90
i. "iaoush defeated, The Democracy have done nobly
ny haze reduced the Federal majority in the egisa.
r. from AZ to l2, on joint ballot, while in the Coun.
y Where last year parties stood 10 to 5, they have ef
lied lie. When it is recolected that the Federal
IS have made new counties, for political purposes,
~ a'anously apportioned their representation so
% favor the Federal counties, this result IS gra.
..!ag beyond reasonable expectation. 1t tells in
a?aa''c language, that the Feds hold their power
slender tenurc-,hat the peoPic of New Jersey
Democratic, and that in another year they will
,'' controlling influence in tho legislature
). Popular ro.e will present still more favorable
'"'' IL .urh coun!iss ss We have heard from,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26

insaaa Tie a=i"r, aud ii SO csa believe the National
hsi!,sencer. 'eh The ial! elections, inendias Gear
la, M@ryand No." fot! AMI rcaas; lyan;a, Nh .s
comm, a"%." arc ADDITIONAL reasons, why M sudden
'miiii'';pnt should be made 10 new ;,ersnn,l ,,,,
""'i i"r Inc course ofeven,s Watch calnlv ard ~.
'en'y ''ic movement Ct parties, Judge them Nv ba;,
e',ns IN" n"i by their professions aud Then ,a, sides
N .ns NJ" "Tr'nz';on as honesty and true !o,c ..
Fms - Sood advice, 'graiuitous though it he. and
"r more rs reilecie! upon, he better will il prove
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26

The last New York "New World is as rich as any
of its predecessors Ii is conducted with great taste,
ability, and industry. We recommend it to the reader
attention 1t is weekly Terms, So year-pad IN
advance All new subscribers, tsom the commence
ment If the enlarged Qnarto Edgon, will be present
ed with the first volume Of Charles Masy' "a i'cn
and .scy Noyell gratis alr, Lsca, Of tho Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26
Post ohlee, is IN Agent Of the Wctksn, v,,, ,,,
.n., and very attentive Agent he !, ~ ~: oo''
Ne.A u a disiingn:sitd ' ,r.,o


Tie inown. obituary IS taken from H., r~.a,,.
GlobeAr. Forsyth, over whos- as!cs IN, sy.,.,,hi.'
OF free people are 50 justly excited, WIS on. NJ fin,
most powcfu! Dcha,crs whom this country has cya,
produced. lis Correspondence too as Srcretafy ii
State, is wott.y =: tie pall.'si days If The EcpuI
Pson he Gotc n o.. >:
"D;ed, last evening, the 2it instant, at hi; residence
in Washington, IN The sjIlyii!s year Of his Rgr. the
Hon JOHN FORSYTH. The hear, is too lmll al
grc! = speak ils merits upon this Ih"y are
moreover, written in lie hslo:: os his country Mr.
FORSYTH native d. frederick burg virginia hat;
which STATE IT, has heen the orname nj and lrne.
lie entered Congress daring the war, where hc eatly
distinguished E..nscf accomplished orator and
patriotic statesman. lie has successfully filled, and
with the highest u,aon, The elevated stations Of Re
preventative III Congress, Minister l.. Spain, Governor
Of Georgia. Senator II the Il. 3 aud finally that ol
Secretary oi Stale. Ii lie has been corspicuouslv
and honora5ly passed IN the public service. In HIM
elnquencr, spirit honor, pers"n, manners, all
combined IN most envlab.e degree. Al parties re-
gardcd HIM with pride and admiration, ans, lbs late re.
renent from the exalted station which he last filled
was accompanied by universal t,clngs Of respect =
The public qualities of Mr. Fcrs,,h we're known To
the world; il for his friends and associates 10 sneak
oil his generous disposition and kind feelings Of liz.
ameni,y OF his manners, and the grace OF is d, aoii
ment His painful and protractcd lines called iotii,
deep interest in whole community, those sympa-
thy with his most csiinabc and amiahle FAMILY is re.
neral and unhonuded. In their he h.ya,hed his
last, having received every attention and soace which
The most p,uus affection inspire MAJ The God 81
all mlcrries pnur balm into their wounded basor,s''
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compiish The desirable ends attributed 10 /; by lis
friends, cannot Obtain tar Executive sanction. and
then, II al! these difficulties surrounded; il The
most approved act O! Incorporation passed rorg
pom branches Of Congress. ana signed by tie pres-
deht; could 1t be carried in,o operation | think not
Because The cry os'rpeai whose echo il reverterat-
ing IRON every hill, and which viii be carried into cf
ect 50 soon as the Democratic party get into power
VIVA 50 ininnidate capitalists that they i'll venture
70 invest HER funds in such uncertain stock
Beng almost novice IN tpl,ica! and financial mai,
tcrs u - possible that thrse views NAV 10, s.,uI
eia scrutiny ney are, however hastily thrown out
10 si'r a;iniysis and examination into their correct.
n'ss by experienced and competent minds
II the opinions Of Mr. Calhoun a. eNrfes..d n In,
sPeec" referred IT, lie correct, there danger that
HE operations Of ths Federal Government, mus, ceae
inr While The people have prunou.crd tie scheme
oi metallic currency 10 be imprnc;cabe, visionary
ihey nave SAID bank notes mist be used by the Gy
'ernnent; but The cra institution which can s'regu!ate
iha give uniformity aud Suhi!,.y 10 their value cannot
We obtained What then must be done Can no other
pan Tor regulating the currency be devised: Has the
e"fehns genius "t Mr.. Calhoun clicctuay reapt
.e held, that another sIear cannot be found BIZ ihe
"u'hoie Hleanci: ] think not-and although prudence
uahnhlsnes Tie In leave the task 10 more able heads
-. u see ths yexed question settled, prompts
m " oisf pan TO the consideration Of the country,
ny which the Government nun receive ana di,iurse
oahk notes, and rqualizc their value :, rs Il, lu the
requirements Of the Constitution w,,hon ,ba a,d n
great central Bank
lhsre arc generally Banks in this and other
countries, whose prudence and correct system II ma
gsh'' tht''ie tiiein 10 the confidence OF the pubic.
ana hose notes circulate al par or al very small Dis
count, fhranIhcut The country. There ar. o,.,s H.,
ho"rhns'y improper conduct. h. cxcrs.ve lo,ps AIS
counts hnd circuaiion that have forfeited al claim 10
pnoic Confidence, aud whose notes are greatly below
PR Then, Il should b. the object of ,'onares. !, -,
af9" me proportion oi SQUAD and solvent bauks-to
establish test ii their snlvcmcv and stability L., 70
curing tie charters Or laws Of all whose no,.s arc
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= 1fsl1's 10 i".ii,.; u, Pr0rr;pfion rrou,i5es,

-. -. On n KfIfieh A'Jr'afl.J
q W. s:a&, 'tc crippled soldier v M = ,.if an, 49,.
w" I" a~ removed from The Office 81 LIMIT iI. 49,
- 90 Font ncii ialiin,af. tile n,rnan, Ann ~ ! 49,
- ~, ,rs rr-"frd hy Tie n:c5pnstiu, ii P.,rot i,
~, '''..s ri thr Treasury, reIunv-d s.,w IT,.
~ "'r" -, M Yam Buren, and place.! youn. u,u.,
80" idn y, i'r place HE r and malicious ,,rim.>c ~
~ "is W dn'l :" revolutionary Patriot 10 -inry,r,nn i
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ELECTIONS.

GEUNUIN
,.-,.,a Cons,i,u,lonalst of the 2ls'' sums up
r. ~, ~. ,he Victory, as follows: 900
~ .Ij,shrd in our last paper the returns OF ~
~ Governor: we have received since, the re-
i..F. ~, o,ber three counties. In Apping, McDo-
- - .o,,,or,ty Of % votes; in Ware, McD"nalds
?" ..,s I,;,, and in Snmter the majority for Daw-
.H.', The result Of the election is therefore as
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F0R the ENQUIRER
IL joins TYLER, Prcsidem If tie United Stats
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Ina NJ.


When you, Sr, took the helm Of The Ship Of State,
yon found the crew Ill lhut,ny, and the good SHIN
dashng fast and heudong midst the rocks aud shna /.
Of Federalism The rash IiutIacers finding they could
not sedncr lntmdatc you 10 their purposes, have
quit the ship or been thrown overheard, growing
vengeance they sunk forever into The Hood. With
f,n hand, AIDED by better you have relieved
The ship from the pers at her situl!lon, ana hope
will put her her old Republican tack In the
recent elections the voces Of hundreds u! thousands
Of ireemcn have cheercd you your course, whilst
they have rebuked il tones Of thunder, the =cca!es o.
your adyer:lrrs.
Yours, s., has been The difficult, task to oppose and
check the rash purposes Of haSiy, partial, and rrespcn
sibc Legislators. irresponsible, because responsibility
divided among hundreds IS proyerbiay destroyed
Garingly 50 tins instance, for these Legislators sent
acts 10 You ~ your approval w!:ich no, 81 them
selves afPlged Each Of them, however, would have
bee ready o. reply a deceived and betrayed comsti
uencr "l'pn can'st nc, say did il = Not 20 with
yon. Their 10 share The odium cf an act,
The prosperity Of TIE Nation. y. these Sill pug
ynu vii, b;.cr inprccatohs Tor con1emnng hat
no rns Approved.
Never IN !ie annals Of our country has there been
convened Congress SO ras. and imprisoned, and
has there been u.tc't occasion ioT the
sralng ri the Executive: If that Executive,
which, standing alool IRON the sympathetic passions
and pr intrrs Of hume FoGs associates, Will ever act
calmly, cautiously, amos, fcarfuy, because II acts
alone.
II change The figure When You mon a,cd The
Ca- al STAT, and ounI these impptuoul conrsegs al
tie lead impatient FIR the start, 'f2ncmquc rgpenfeS-
your duly aud Their 'ncnsoas wcTc happily dcPctrd
IN the limos d. Orid