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New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

II. POWELL &; cos. ZINE.

= S-' 2 FOX NFWBUKITH, LANDINIf At
S-assSSEs5W5 'CALDNELL'S, WEST POINT & COLD
----"<- SPRINGS. Tie steamboat HIGiILAN-
DER, Captain .tobcri Wardrop, will Leave the foot Of
Warren street, NewYsrk every Monday Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Returning, the HIGHLANDER will Leave Newburgh
eSsry Monday morning at O'Clock, and Tuesday aud
Friday afternoon 1t o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply TO the Captain board.
bah baggage, aud freight Of every description and
bills specie, put board hi. boat, al the risk
Of Toe thereof CHESS bill! Of eLng or receipt
-lgned for ~. lys9
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- EASTON. ?, -

through III hours. Fare only s. --
Leave pier No n r. Battery Place, at st o'clock, A.
II. daily. Suuduys excepted BY steamboat Cinderella
Water Witch 10 Eizabcthpor then take the Of
the f. Tom aud Somervc Railroad to Boundbsool;,
leaving only Is miles by coaches, making by fur the most
pleasant and expeditions 10 EasOn. For seats APP
ply TO A. H. Hope, - Courandt on board. A. ID.
Hope will accompany the passengers to Bound Brook, aud
render all assistance necessary
a. B. This the oay line that arrives in E-ston before
night. Returning hs ine arrive. III New York at half
PAST IL o'clock T. ~ DIVA kours advance OF the
dcrful expires. mail line via Brunswick)
Ir The Express Line "a iher advertisement calls this
Line humbug. To prGUe what We say, we give notice
that our passengers have liair refunded by
our Agents Easton New York ii they do arrive
at both pieces earlier 10y the Express Mail Line,
huhibug or hGshug sill Jm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

l MD . EkEsiE ~ 4 Il 8 r ~ n IA III SbA
~ COMPANION COOK STONE-IhIs iapro'"
Stove demands the attention Of those that III want
good article II mas been IN during the last seAs@
with egre Sisc- hich time the ubseribef -
made several Improvements.
The encouragement ha, received. and the entire aus
faction II has given, II guarantee that the hIo
Companion Cook Stove" has cijcd preference over
Others It's utility and economy consists III ITS pecs
construction. The ire place made sm4ll and The o
large, which gives j: decided advantage fer all euIiHn
purposes.
L. unnecessary into all the merits, by eS'r
nation every one viii judge for iiiassIf .o
These OF Stoves arc invited 10 call at NO =
GrsUl.t opposite Essex MARKET rnd look at the 500
before purchasIur look at the -Four Boiler nha
COMPANION will satisfy the most scrupGlous thai lsh
Stove has 90 equal An eariy call il solicited, as pas'
ser, can be accommodated wi better fixtures now, t
when we are compelled TO hurry lhem.
The subscriber viii eadyof % keep supply tbs ~
that there will be 10 disappointment the e.
let year. LAe~ise plendid assortme., OF Stoves tx
hall-, p.rlors, offices. &c.
Underbllps celebrated Summer Owns constantly Of
Rand JOSHUA UNDERUIlL
SIi 2neo4 325 Grand-st opposite Essex Market
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!. r. ANEw-Y0 ALBANY AMI
ss-tt-Ss,7--rT1 TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for Albany
.s42aSs<gxtHsz12- from ,,a foot of Garcay-sIrr.i

- \
Co. TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for Albany
-2eeas<S sfsss1A- from the Zoo, OF Barcay-str-ai
The SWALLOW. Saturday morning at O'CLOCK
The TROY. Mosday morning At o'clock
The SWALLOW. Tuesday morning at clock.
Fro.:: t!:e foot OF Gortlnn'it-rtreet.
Direct sithost landing
The DE WITT CLINTON, Monday anerlocn' al D
O'Clock.
The DE WITT CLINTON, Wednesday afternoon att
Norcg.-Al Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills Spc-
cie or any other Lind ofPr9perty taken shipped or put
Oh board the Boats Line must be Al the risk oi Tue
owners Of ssch Goods, Freight, Baggage &c 10
PEOPLES LENE EoR ALyANh,
~ go y AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES,
s-rrA----,S O'Clock p. NJ. from the Per between
-S99s<z=IsT7sE- ,.-urlaud and Liberty streets.
The cornnodous Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA 'arI
t. W. Braiuard leaves above Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
The NORTH AMERICA Capt. VI. II. Trucsdell, leaves
Us above ut ) p. VI on Thursday md Saturday
The ROCHESTER,, Capt A p. 81. john, leaves us
above direct Albany Thursday and Saturday after
noon. a 6 O'Clock.
" The above boai8 and substantial, fu rn'hed
with elegant Rooms, and FOR specl aud accommo
dations unrivalet on ths Hudson.
For Passage or Freight apply To r. c. SCHULTZ at
the Office on the Wharf. or on board. M
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

OF the fire. whether tho doors are smut or pen VITA
large heath or dry ;e feet on "e co,l ot ua
Tkry are constructed with radiator and cold AR chan
ber in a nsr condensed form tlan am no" in use thsr.
by securing all the properties of the heat ana aNol %
bn little room. PcrsousaSout TO purchase are respectfully
reoue.ed To cai! and examine this valuable Stove FN
lie NJ .s,a, Water - - ri GEORGE C. HOWE
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ps'r E1V ktII.W,,;

Is CoOKiNG STOVE, for wood OK coal, was iauoiassI
INTO M civ in the sptng Of l-'s. whch line n,
sale IN hs cry eud es~here has been very great Ii
,,.e,s r,s, advantage over most other Sto,rs II IL
~. of al. oven which Is capsule o! bSiug .ix l,r,,
oaye, o bread IL the best manner With As hU fse asi
IN A. ,fsrt tine IS any otsr7 Stove. b simple now
nsut OF the Stove the fire. may bc @oved ~ niche. Hsare,
20 ~ farther from the oven thereby increasing diss
sklg .he heat The stove has boiict hol-, sod !.
capable OF doing 4. much ~ors any oiher Offered
to the Pubic
general assortment Of Stoves, bollow Ware, Slcse
Pipe sc. &C. constantly on hand
Or II. WiCKES, al wa;er-s;res,
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) i O y q
Us TIEnT .Y,,.YE~-we =

sER TEEFeT -T3VES-we again can .,
- attention Of la pubic II ii nr't Invaluable ar,r
Those in sat Of Stoes soH1 10 v. u q. a, n, -
yan,ayes This hs ovci all others n Ss market IT,
con. me bgi little is5 Tas; supplying bus once ,r.
- four hours are free from dust and ont All s- r,e
u.pded bv the fir.J phy,ieisRs ~ The eol.tr..
Tasy create wholesome atrSo>phers aDG srs By T..
the best stoves for invads eVe' introduced Fer sae
opAui,t. and farnishe any style ofasl,A = es,,
=, 80 v ater-.tIee, AID III BoNery.
SO I'm L. v BADGER.
e,sreyss, STOVES, 257t BLEEC ALR-ST-
AIar-e assortment OF Stoves 'or wood Coal ,s,,b,
Tor large or small families Also for sae Hall I'D Par
Tor Stoves Of the atcsi patterns, eheat for cash.
J,b,tny dorc ~ the shortest notice.
Al orders thankfully received aud punctualiy attended
p, ,,ii n GEO HARRIS. 257; B,ee.sss :,
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DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE No. LII WILLIAM, CORNER OF JeHs-st
z Ii KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND "ooLi.
"A GOODS DYED, restored and dressed. iacladins
dies and gen,leneas garments, such az Dresses Col
Shavls, Crspe, VeIysts, Ribbons Aerinoes, ho, "
Cashmere, Carpets Rags, Piano and Table CoYef, W.
Cow Shades. &c. &c. OF 21
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EDY virtue ola deed ofTrust executed
b by Young X. Griffin, on the 9Th
day Of July, a. d. 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the Probate Court of
Amite county, in Book No. s, pages 483,
484, and 485, for the purpose Of securing
The payment of certain SIMS Of money
therein mentioned, |, John Griffin, Trus-
tee, will sell on Monday the 23rd day Of
August, l84l, before the door ofthe Court
House in the town Of Liberty, in said
Amite county, within lawful hours, TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed lots or parcels Of land, lying and
being in Amite County, designated as the
South East quarter OF Section thirty two,
Of Township two, in Range five East, of
The basis meridian line, East half Of
North West quarter and North East quar-
ter 'of South West quarter Of Section
number thirty Two, in Township number
two, Of Range number five East, contain
ing one hundred and nineteen and ninety
two one-hundredihs acres, land the North
West quarter Of the South West quarter
Of Section No. 80, in Township 2, Range
5 East.
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YEVHE UNDERSIGNED have on hand
and will continue to receive, at
their OFFICE in ClinIon, full stock Of
Supplies for Plantation use.
They offer the following articles TO
their customers at moderate prices and on
accommodating terms,--
$50 ps. Sup. Ky. Bagging,
ESQ Coils f" +" Rope,
ESQ Bbls. Mess & Prime Pork,
10 Casks Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders,
100 Bills Flour, rierces Rice,
SO Sacks Ilav Rio and Java Coffee,
so Bbs Sugar,
80 Kegs and Cans Lard,
10 Boxes Cav and Ky. Tobacco,
goo Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
80 Bills Molasses,
Z Tons Iron and Steel, assorted
ALSO,
Lowell Shifting, Cottonade and kerseys,
Powder, Shot, Candles, &c. sc.
No accounts can be opened by any per-
son except those who intend to ship Cot
ton to their House in New Orleans, to
whom all reasonable facilities will be af-
forded.
J. BONNER & co. /
Clinton, May 10th l84l 90
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ALSO

The following described negroes, viz:
Abram, negro man of copper complex
ion, aged forty years,-Isaac, Of dark
complexion, aged forty years,-Cipio, OF
dark complexion, aged eleven years.
Tom, of dark complexion, aged eight
years,-Caesar, Of dark complexion, aged
six years. Violet, of dark complexion,
aged twenty six years,--Letha, Of yellow
complexion, aged eleven years,--and Car
olne, Of dark complexion, aged eleven
years,--together with one small Horse,
one Brown Mule, one brindle Ok, three
red and white pided Oxen, two white and
black pided Oxen, One Ok Wagon, and
three Bedsteads, with Beds and Furniture.
The trustee will convey such titles to
the purchaser or purchasers as are con.
veyed to him in said trust deed only. The
titles are believed TO be good,
JOHN GRIFFIN, Trustee.
Feb 18th, 1871. 8
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If Won wish 10 secure q reputation OF
beinG IN honest man--pay your debts
IF YOU would avoid bringing disgrace
upon The religious party you belong to-
ifyou are anxious to do good, and be
charged a low price for your goods, never
delay TO pay your debts
Ifyou wish to obtain such credit as your
business may require, be sure to pay your
debts.
If you would remain on terms OF friend
ship with those you trade with, pay your
debts.
lfyou would avoid embarrassing 9th,
ers who are depending upon the settle
ment of your account-pay your debts
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GTRAYED from tho subscriber, on
- the eth day Of April, Chestnut
sorreI horse-blaze face; three white feet,
about l6 hands high, 6 years old; walks
and PAGES we'll marked on his sides by
The girth Of the saddle.
WIN. +. PAQUINETTE.
May |, 1871. l9w2
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DY Virtue Of power vested in me as
ND trustee, by written deed under hand
and seal of James IIughey, dated 28th
January, 1871, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office, the said Hughey deriving
his power TO appoint trustee by power
of deed of trust executed ON the 28lll
April, 1910, between Hiram l.. Tousey
and Henry Lard, for the benefit Of the
said Hughey, and to secure him in the
payment Of certain sums of money there
in specified, in which deed there is clause
that if the said TousIey should become
unwilling to act the said Hughey is au>
thorized to appoint q trustee TO carry out
the provisions of the said trust, and the
said Tousley having become unwilling 10
act as trustee, and being appointed said
trustee, and having accepted the trust, |
win sell on the 9Th Monday in August
next, in the town Of Liberty, TO the high
est bidder for cash, between the usual
hours Of sale, the following slaves, viz:
a negro woman named Tempy, negro
girl named Mary, aud negro girl named
Barbary, being the said slaves conveyed
in the above mentioned deed Of trust.
will give such title to purchasers as are
vested in me by the said deed oltrust.
p. NJ. WHITAKER,
Feb. II, 1841.--7 Trustee
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RemarkaWs.-It is very remarkable
that not only were Harrison and Tyler
natives of the same county, but the Ia
Their Of each was in turn Governor OF the
State of virginia.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ND EMAINING IN the Post Office at
o Liberty, which, if not taken out
within three months, will be sent TO the
General Post Office as Dead Letters.
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FOR SALE,
LOW FOR C A S II ,

CLAB, bar, rolled, and Square Irons,
- Cast, German, and English Blister
Steel,
Castings, Pots, Ovens, Spades, AndirOns,
&c.
Observation-Disclosures and Forks, Carving
do, Pocket do.,-French, Knob, Pad
and other Locks mill, smiths, hand
saw and other Files, Hooks and Hin
ges, Cast Butts, Wood Screws, Hand
Latches, &c.
Chop Axes, Hand do, Hatchets, Augurs
Chissels, Hoes, (weeding) Spades, Sho
wells, Coffee Mills, Tea Kettles, DC. A
General Assortment of.rin Ware.
Liquors Brandy, Gin, Rum, and Wits
key.
Madeira, TenerifTc, Sherry, Port, and
Claret Wines.
Cordials, Brandy Fruits and Cherry
Bounce.
Sugar Brown, Havana and Loaf.
Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Allspice, Rice, Flour,
Buckwheat do, Candles, Soap, Pine
Apple and Goshen Cheese.
Ois-Linseed, Lamp, Tanners'and Sweet
Oils.
With general assortment Of Paint and
Varnishes,
Together with pretty assortment Of Fur
nlture, Bed Sleads, Tables, Chairs, Blu
reaus, Book Cases, &c.
Mess and Prime Pork, Bacon, Canvassed
Hams, Dried Beef, &c.
With an assortment Of Staple Dry Goods,
Also, Hats, fur, wool and paln,-
Boots and Shoes, of all descriptions.
Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
All a which goods will be sold low for
Cash in quantities to suit purchasers.
G. H. McFADDlN.
Clinton, March 90. 1871. 12yl
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TRTTSTlSF'S SALE

PY virtue oc Deed Of Trust executed
- 10 me by Aaron Butler, Jr., dated
18Th day Of October, a. d. 1910, and re-
corded in Book No. 5,pages 504 and sos,
in the Clerks Office of the Probate Court
Of Amite county, for the purpose Of secu-
ring the amount Of money therein stated,
! will proceed To- sell, before the Court
House door in the town of Liberty, in said
county, on the 22nd day of July, l84l, to
the highest bidder for Cash, the following
lot or parcels Of lands lying in AmitL
county, described and known as the west
half Of the south west quarter Of section
number 25, in township number 90 Of
range east, --also the north west quar-.
ter of section number ihirty-six, Of the
same township and range, the north
east quarter Of the north east quarter Of
section number thirty five, Of the same
township and range, containing in all two
hundred and sixty eight acres and 96.l00
OF an acre, more or less. Acting as Trus-
ice, shaH make such title or titles 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as | am authors
zed by the Trust Deed only
OLIVER w. CAULFELLD,
Trustee.
Jan. IA, 184l.-3m6-Pr Prs, fee $40 SO.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

hCD 4 IsiL - DALE.
pY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
D by Milton Wilmington, on the 18th
day of June, A. d. 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the Probate Court of
Amte County, in Book Number 8, pages
All and 472, for the securing the pay
ment of a certain sum Of money therein
mentioned, /, Richard f. Bates, Trustee,
will sell on Thursday the 22d day Of July,
1871, before the door of the Court House
in the town Of Liberty, in said Amite
County, between the hours Of IL A. NJ. and
4 p, NJ, to the highest bidder for Cash,
the following described tract or parcel
Of Land, lying and being in Amite County,
designated as the north east quarter OF
section number seventeen, in township
number three, Of Range number four
east containing one hundred and forty
eight acres and 90-l00 of an acre. The
above property will be sold for the pay
ment of certain sum of money mention
ed in promlssory note in said Trust
deed Said note is dated the 18th day Of
June, 1910, and payable on or before the
LIST day Of January, l84l, for eight hun
bred and seventy-seven dollars. The
trustee will convey such titles to the pur
chaser or purchasers as are conveyed 10
him in said trust deed only-the titles are
believed to be good.
RICHARD L. BATES,
Trustee
Ian Ia 10AI 3m6--Prs fee S54 90.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY virtue of Deed of Trust TO mo
executed by Alfred b. Graves, 10
secure the payment of a certain promis-
sorry note for the sum Of six hundred and
thirty seven dollars and twenty-five cents,
due on the first day Of January, 1910,
which deed Of trust was executed on the
18th day of March, 1889, and regularly
recorded in Book number 4, page 400, in
the Office of the clerk Of the Probate Court
Of Amile county, will proceed to sell for
Cash, on the 18th day of April, l841, at
the door Of the Court House in Liberty,
a negro woman named Mary, and boy
named Albert, aged about twelve years;
and execute such title as is in me vested
by said deed Of trust.
JAMES J. GRAVES,
Trustee.
March 18th, l84l l2ts
The above Sale is postponed until the Second
j. j. GRAVES, Trustee.
April 10, 1871 IL
Theaboyc Sale is further postponed until tho
Third Monday in May, inst.
]. J. GRAVES,
Trustee.
May 10, 1871,
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STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l PROBATE CoURT,
Wilkinson County.| to May term. l84l
TO all persons Interested IN The laads, teae-
ments, and hereddaments Of M1rtha Col:
Ia Miaor)- Greeting:-
XZOU are hereby cited 10 be and ap.
pear at the Probate Court TO be
holden in and for said County, at the
court house in WoodviIle, on the second
Monday in May next, and shew cause, if
any you can, why said wards interest
in the following tract Of Land should not
be sold (said interest being one undivided
fourth part,) to-wit: a tract of land stu
ate, lying and being in said county Of VIII.
kinson, and known and described as the
south cast quarter Of section No 81, in
township No. 2, Of Range 8, west, contain
ing 100 $4,000 acres, and bounded on
the North by lands belonging to B. l.. c.
Wales, east by lands of VIM. Kaigler,
south by lands Of the heirs Of VIM. Stew
art, and west by lands of Lewis Winston,
being the same tract Of land on which
Matthew Cole, resided at the time OF his
death.
Witness, tho Honorable FRANcIs GIL-
DART, Judge Of Probate in and Tor
the County aforesaid, at the Court
House in WoodvlIe, the second
Monday in March, l84l.
JOHN c. ALEXANDER,
Clerk
BY THos. w. HAYS, d. O..
Issued 18th dey ofMarch, lS4l.-lSwS
NOTICE.
A t the May Term, 1871, Of the Pro-
IA bate Court of Franklin County,
the undersigned will present their ac-
counts, as administrators on the estate OF
RfdWick SojOvner, deceased, for final
settlement and allowance.
MARY CASTLES,
Administrative.
JOHN +. COLLlNSWORru,
Administrator
Franklin CITY, Mar, rs, l84t,--l3w3
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Nj Il DICIN ES
Dye Dye. ~ st 1''d I.
AR. Q. W. CAULFIELD & co, res

DR. Q. w. CAULFlELD & CO., res
~ pccllully inform their friends and
the public generally that thy have just
received and offer for sale the following
Medicines, and that they intend in short
time TO enlarge their stock so as 10 en-
brace all the articles in their line. Oi-
fee on the South Side ofthe Public Square,
next door to J Nj Smley's law Office
We have now oil hand,
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NOTICE.

Jan. IA, ie4l.- Prs. fee $54 90
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All of which will be sold on the most
terms. or Call and see us.
Liberty, april 20, 1871. II
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May 70, 1871.
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STATE OF MIssIssIPm,( PROBATE CouRT,
Wilkinson County, to May term. l64l
TO all persons Interested IN the lands, teae-
nlents, and heredtiaments Of M1rtha Cole
Ia Minor ~ Greeting -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

knew the President regretted th's' ana wsneo tue
whole subject might have heen postponed.
Al the same time, believe he was disposed TO con
slider calmly and cunsce!Iously, whatever olher 'neu
sure might be presented TO him'
But in the me an lime Mr. Bolts very extraoIa'ha'y
letter made lis appearance. MIR. Bolts IS wing u
emnence and influence in our ranks. heea NJ. ::
call to your mind the contents oil the ie.ei. -
enough to cay, that it purPorted that me wings ue
signed TO crcumvent their own PRESIDENT - sa'
hui" as the expression was, ana 10 piaee '''" -
diiion of embarrassment r ,re
From ,ha, moment felt that it was the ouly OF 'ie
Wings to forbear from pressing the nahh o''' '''"@
al the present tune decisive
thought il was but just in them to give decisive
uroof that they entertained such purposes a.
al n be mnuted 10 them And since there was reason
tn believe that the President would be glad OF Time,
information and reflection, before being called on ]"
lo,m an opinion on another plan for bank|a pan
somewhat new TO the county lhough' A''
wishes ought TO be complied WIN. -. - tho
| think SO STILL think this IS course, just " ''e
p,a.;d.n, and wise on behalf of the Wing party.
decisive rebuke ought in my Judgmen mt, 10 De gwen
to The inlmation from whatever quarter, OF upo''
t;on among the Wings to embarrass the fresueh''
This is the main ground OF my opih'oh' uhu sue"
,.brk think would be found in the general resoiu-
NJ The Marty 10 postpone further proceedings upon
The subject TO the next session, now only three months
The session has beeen fruitful of important acts
The wants of the Treasury nave Deen s"PPneu, L.
ons have been made for Forlifcations, and Tor the
N,vv. the repeal of the SubTfeasury has passed. the
Bankrupt bill, that great of justice and benev0,
ence, has been carried through; and the Land Dill
seems about TO receive the sanction of Congress
In all these measures, forming mass oil legslalon'
more important, will venture to say than all Inc pro-
ceedngs of Congress for many years past, the Presl-
dent has cordially concurred
agree, that the currency question u.s. nevertneess'
the great question before the country but considering
what has already been accomplished IN regard to other
things considering the difference OF opinion which ex-
eiay that tit is the duty Of the wings esc,uay to
repe and put down any suPpositon, that they are en-
deavoring to put the President in condition. IN winch
he must act under restraint or embarrassment, am
fully and entirely persuaded that The BANK suDJec'
,hould he postponed to the next session.
/ am, gentlemen,
Your friend and ob't servt,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
And exhort all well.mcaning but deloded

And exhort all wellmeaning but deuded ne,.o,
who may have joined these Lodges immediaeIv -
abandon them, and 10 have nothing more 10 do NH
their secret meetings, unlawful oa,hs as they w"i
avoid serious consequences 10 themselves AID -
pect the intelligent and well-d'sposed members Of M
community to frown all these unlawful conn.,.
lions and illegal proceedings and to assist the Covs,a
n,ent in maintaining the peace of the country a,,,,
the nischievous consequences of the Of ihe, -
lators of the law.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington. II.
twenty fifth day of September, D. one hon %.
H. 81 sand eight hundred and forty one, and II -.
independence of the United States The s',, ~
sixth. JOHN TYLER
By the President: