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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

n iRGO SATES.-Ncw Orleans aud tttakaiis Sugars, old
" VIII. kew. Bacon, &c., Sc, al nncli"a
W. wi, SELL THURSDAY NEXT, 81 June neat, Al 10 .
clock IN front 81 Office
hhds strictly prime Sugars,
30 Ibis Old Whskry. brig Creole from New Orleans,
AMI schooner Harriet Louisa iiiahapas, just arrived
i25 hd Racon principally Sides landing from schooner
carva from New Orleans. To which Will be added:
80, bags La.uyfa and Rio coi.r,
10 bills New Orleans slulascs, with other articles suited 10
the trade.
LANCASTER, DESBY & CO.
nm. I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The Wings claim majority of AZ in the House Of
kepresen,atives-li2 to 95) Illinois and Mississippi
not represented but the great test question: the Bank
they will have to give back several whom they no"
Classify as Wings. In the Senate they claim maJo
rty Of eight but the same E1perimentum erueis may
dissipate their calculations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

proper to have sent public agent here to exa-
mime the Heads Of the Departments, whether
wings or Democrats, not the least objection would
have been raised OF the part Of any one ALTHOUGH,
even that would have been deemed unnecessary, as
u IS Admitted on all hands that the Commander Of the
Yard does his duty promptly and faithfully; but TO
iec three or fur only from among the rest, and that
loo because they belong TO the Republican party,
oil The lnosi scandaluus acts remember to ha
known. True, the ground Of complaint has been
changed since The arrival Of the agent here but the
primary charges were purely Of political character
Again we say, had the examination been general, We
should have been among the last TO have found fault
as IS, we characterize II, have done before
mean, pltliul, aud contemplate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

COMMUNICATED.
To he Democrats If the Senatorial District composed o
The counties Of Culpeper, Madison, Orange, fHPpa
hammock and Crane.
Fellow -cilizens- Consequent upon the resignation
Of vour late and distinguished Representative, WIN
Smith, Esq you will BE- called upon between TINS ano
The converting of yonr next Legislature TO elect he
p-e.enltiyc You have considerable majority IN Tue
District. and nothing but division Of yonr strength
or an imprudent selection Of candidate can prevent
the election of Republican.
/, !, 10 be feared citizens that you will tai
or success, if am to Judge from the greedy tnanieS
,ions far Office do hope that tha intelligence nnc
nerve Of the District will step forth and rebuke the
;m,ropcr aspirations for Office, and let the District Dc
.ny,d from distraction, DIVISION and fear, Wing re
presentation
To effect this fellow citizens call meetings III eaci
of your counties al your June Courts, and appoint
Delegates to meet in Convention and there cnoy an'
deliberately fix upon some firm and substantial hepno
lean 10 be voted for by crery Democrat amongst y0n
would respectfully suggest that your Convent,or
mee al Madison Court House, on the fourth lhursaay
in Juy next that being the Court day of That County
Madison i, more central than any OF The other COUNTIES
OF your District. .poorp
Greene, May 80, 1S4l. BAkboon.
m, We trust that the suggestion OF "Barbo"r may
be carried out THIS is time for US 10 d''ioe ou
strength among different candidates. THIS IS no ule
for gentlemen however able or however aspiring y
push themselves forward at the expense oil iheif ,ai
and their Country. There should, we huno'y '"'"N
he but one Republican canddate-and he ought 10 pe
selected by the People themselves, alter Tree cp"e.
ence and in full convention. We earnestly ana res
pectfuy recommend il 10 our Republican Brethren u
"u'p' -. Editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
y-IYGINIA:-At ouarrrly Count held Cumberland

yINGINiA:-At 0uafrIiy Court, held Tor Cumberland coh-
7 Is, IN Monday. the 2ith iay Of May, leil:
This nuncupaliye will al Df. Niird w Sird- DE-
po!ucr Court by Robert satton aud John T.
Winter proof NHrTcnpon The Cont Gnth
order aud direct thar the the d-ccdra T. wi:
Polk e. Shields Virginia a. -. Shields Thomas J. shcis j"
ssnl $ Shields Mary g. Shields Ilenung cham shields. na!
Mcrwetler ana Joseph Mc"ethef aud judith l> Wife, y sum
noed appear here the next July Court 10 ."i" he sai
viii if they please; and that order hr published
new spaper published city Of Richmond for iodf mrrk
succcssivey. 4 Copy-Tese,
Is. d. WooDsoN, ~ G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The y Y. E. Post has taken the blow upon itself,
which the " ln,elligencer has aimed at us-The of-
cia attributes to us passage which was penned by
MIR. Bryant Of the Evening Post-and charged us
with ..absurdi,y with 'nodding like Homer and
nh nat-but the Post claims the passage, and pleads
anot guilty"-and makes itself right merry with the
"lveiy" and "frisky" humor which the ntelligencer,
he very personcaon of gravity" has for once dis
played (who 'cas "noddng, when the oihc'al ms
look the ENQUIRER for the Post-the humble Prostr
of Richmond, for the splendid "fiomer of New
York; Unt The Post stepped in, We were prepared
to Justify the passage, and to show there was no m
consistency the quoted passages, and no "noddng
on the part of the author. The Post has alFeady sue
ceeded in clearing its skirts from the charge and
in its Ina nds We leave quondam friends OF the In
telliuencpr.
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Nm Enrk


The Legislature adjourned on Wednesday last-Ihe
Democrats preserved their majority in the House to the
last. Mr.. Roots instructions to vote for National
Bank of course, slept the sleep of death the table
Of the Senate. The very attempt has distracted and
weakened the Wing party. The Democrats have Sc
parated in The highest sprtsand they calculate con
tidently carrying the State next Fall The Albany
Argus states that at early hour the morning OF the
adjournment "the Democratic members of the Legisa.
ture assembled in the drawing Of the Assembly
Chamber and adopted Address to the People series
Of resolutions, and letter to MIR. Van Buren,. These
vii! be published of course in due time. Every De-
nocyac member Of both houses, present, and high
and buoyant spirit pervaded the assemblase. 1t was
as obvious them their friends out OF doora that
they separate under circumstances suspicious to the
restoration of Democratic councils and the political
den,ption of the State" Some Of the Wing papers
say, that Mr. Van Buren, has been invited to run as
Governor of New York. We have heard nothing 10
assure US of such movement-but if MIR. Van Blu
rem and his Democratic friends agreed, are sure
that we shall not object 10 it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

COMMUNICATIVE
A vacancy hns occurred by the late resignation OF
Mr. Smith, in the Senatorial District composed Of 'he
counties Of Madison Rappahannock, Culpeper, Orange
md Greene TO fiji which there are several asprnnts
on the Democratic side upon the Of declaring them
selves canddn;cs-a course if persisted in, which VIII
be runous to the cause The aid of your columns IN
voked, if possible 10 arrest so uni'meiy an evil
When it is acknowledged that the Democrats nave
majority Of several hundred, 10 permit themselves to
be thus cut up al this particular crisis, IS want OF
patriotism-if no, bordering upon madness
4 Democrat of .Hadison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The New York MIRROR of Saturday last is capital
prui bomme, of the Portrait of "'The Pilgrim, from
Mss Mtfords Metrical Tale Of the "King Forester.
The whole Poem is transcribed, and various scenes
from it are represented in new style by smaller
groups of etchings hung round the centre piece OF
The Pilgr;m."-On the last page OF the Mirror IS
wood cut Of Fair Lady in the latest Par,s'an fashion
OF an Evening Dress Besides the usual variety of
interesting articles, we have piece of Music set BY
Mr. Richter, to words, composed expressly tor the
Mirror, by Thomas Moore-"There's nota Look
The Mirror thus set off by the graces OF Literature,
and the productions of the Poet, the Musician, and
the Engrayer is eminently entitled to the public pat
ronage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

| The National Theatre in New York was consumed
on Saturday mornng-wilh all its scenery, properties
&c 1t was the second attempt made in The course OF
"a hours-and was doubt the work of an Incen.
diary, supposed 10 be instisaed by the nft rna spin
| of revenue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

THE DRgApruL AccIpExT QrEBEc.-Ihe que
bee papers furnish farther particulars OF the iaii Oh
the enormous Of rock and earth from cape D,a
mond upwards Of 200 feet carrying with it part OF the
Government garden and ratification wall, and crushing
IN lis descent eight houses and their inmates, Cham
| plain 81.
The portions Of the cliff which gave way fell about
$50 feet so silently and suddenly that OF the IN
fortunate inmates of the houses beneath had any warn
inp to escape From state of perfect health and JOY
Gus careessness and happiness they were unconscious
Is usheed into the presence Of their God without pre-
| marathon for so sudden and awful change.
The ladies of the Hotel DIeu with kindness and be-
neyolence received OF the injured indivanaIS
INTO their establishment although there were no vacant
beds in the regular wards at the time of the calamity
The seven are likely to recover.
| There were several very remarkable escapes.
| One most extraordinary that of Vital hoy
and family His house was hurled into the street and
partly buried beneath the ruins, together with lhelf
| beds &C. himself his wife, servant mad, ana an
apprentice boy, escaped entirely unhnrt, and ms IN
FAINT was extracted from the ruins OF the fallen ch.
nev short time after the affair, almost unscathed.
il has been confidently stated that the shock OF an
earhouake was distinctly felt in various quarters, IRON
Diamond Iafbor TO the Upper Town OF Quebec, al
between one and two o'clock during the preceding
night ,.,.
10 tos.n place but unacconpanied with any serious
consequences The only cause assigned IS the nuiner'
ms snrinrs ltering through the creyices oil the rock
which falling into ceits expanded by frost during 'oe
winter, increase the assures and loosen large masses
of rock, which subsequent natural operations entirely
de,ach ill whole bodies are removed from their posi-
tons 80,
The accident in Chanplan street, on nionaay, ehe
eth instant has proved disastrous than we re.
presented it to be at the time. The following list OF
persons known have been in the houses at the time
of the calamity has been furnished by the CITY Clerk
and we fear il s yet incomplete
Reeauitula,ion Dead, 26-Saved, 22-Not found, b
A funeral procession proceeded from the Lower
Town Church TO the Roman Catholic Cathedral tins
morning. preceded by numerous body Of the clergy
and followed by a great concourse OF people. y
solemn funeral service was performed for these Ia
mented victims Of the late accident.
The Quebec Mercury of Thursday, the 2oth instant,
states that on Tuesday two bodies s. were ouna.0a
n,h of tho name Of Considine, being the last OF nus
family missing, and making % dead in ALL up to that
time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

IsIIIET TIMBER.-lupO0o and heading Billet want
ID Ell r the the Prncntary For Mercinfabe Imbrt
deliverable ihr Institution, the highest price current VI" -
be- 20 inches long, inches wide, and
heading bilets inches wide Is
iuche, long and II thick heart edge third heading.
J. e. WATSON 7yem Psa,tenftGrr
lime Jim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The T. s. Ship Natchez has brought to \. Y. from
Valparaiso the melancholy intelligence Of the death OF
Commodore Caston, the commander Of the U. S.
squadron in the Pacific He died on the 7th of March
al Tacahuana, whence his remains were conveyed, in
the L. S. frigate Constitution, to Valparaiso, where
she arrived the llth The funeral took place the
18th
The Na,chez brings SlO2, 900 specie.
Mediterranean Sguadron.-By letter from an officer
board the Ohio, received at Boston, and dated the
sd April appears that the Ohio and the Preoe, on
their arrival at Malaga, received such intelligence as
induced Commodore Hull to change his purpose Of re-
turning 10 the IT, S. The Ohio therefore, proceeds to
the port Toulon where after few days, she would
20 10 Mahon, and take in and PROVISIONS leaving
for home on or about The 10th Of May.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

The Ae1andra Gazette dlsclaims all further dispute
about "nay and "ShaH, "because IN lew days ,ie
President y III recommend or not as il suits him.
That to say he 'may discharge his duty or not "as
i, suits him rather aQueer doctrine for responsible
Goyernmeut. is it not Will the Alexandra Gazette
he pleased 10 read again those beautiful lines
which Sir William Jones translated from Alc@us:-
"Ivb,t constitutes S,ae:' He will see what that
GREAT Jurs, saws about "the iend, Discretion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

Y OtifSA RAILROAD CDMPANS.-Ihr annual Nrsiing y
il the Railroad Company VIII he held Al Louisa touit
house on Wednesday the Ion day II June nr,,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

AW NOTICE-T- subscribers have associated themselves
IL in the pracirc Of law. Their adj Charlottesville,
Virginia where H. c. b. always found, except when At
tending both oi VIII attend the Circuit
Fluvanna, Nelson Buckingham, any
other Court where services may be required
THOMAS ". GlINER,
J. II. GlLMER
r,rc, 7-Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01
FTTnEEFOoRD MILLS F0E aALE.

WE are this celebrated property The
w Mills contain cndn. wheat, par
rr ,hp .tnf and ru.bcrs wh all mnchincg
There attached 10 the Mil comfortable House Tor ne Miller
the ~ anolrI M calculated "
run 10 pairs Of stones. For terms, apply
LANCASTER, pENBI X 60.
The above described valuable property loratcd within >s' u
the cy ii Richmond, VIII b. sold BY 10 III highest mddr On
premises, TUESDAY, the Ii June, at "''l"cN VI
IN. terms which win be liberal viii be Iade known tie
ii sale l.. u. q -.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

sneeehes-We lay this day before our readers the
conclusion of Mr. Wrigh,s speech against Distribution
and the speech Mr. James Madison IN 1871, against
Setionel Bank These the ayori,e Hobbies of the
Extra Session-and we know of no speeches, in which
the alarming objection these measures are power
fully put forth. We earnestly recommend to our read
rs 10 peruse these documents over and over AGAIN II
i ,rue that in the face of his own! usrious speech
Mr. Madison did subsequently, sign Bank Bll-Bu,
what friend of the Constitution does not regret his in
consistency. 1t was, we have said over and over,
the only great blot upon his noble escutcheon No
more regretted it, than Mr.. Tyler once did-No man
showed how completely he set at nought the signature,
whilst he adhered to the argument of MIR Madison, than
did Mr.. Tyler in 10 and in 81. No man can plead
with so little grace the example of Mr. Madison in l6
to Justify his course, if in an evil hour the Acting
President should sign Bank Bill, which in 10 he de-
clared himself bound by his oath to put down. We
enr the Rnbicon passedWe fear that Mr.. Tyler is
uhou, 10 threw away the farest oPporunity--that op
por.unity which rarely falls to the lot Of man-o
comma ndng the deepest gratitude of posterlty by "no
bic ends by noble means obtained But, the die be
not positively and finally cast we beg him IN the most
respectful read more the speech OF Jas
Madison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-01

We respectfully recommend Mr. Bella Badger to the
scrutiny of the Senate The late trial of Genlworh al
n Y, only brghens his fame the head otthe
He the principal chapman in corrupt votes ana so
largely did he deal in corruption, that as MI stevenson
fec. s sase 0 three eh hundred times at The coming election
in Philadelphia Badger also confessed that he did
write the famous letters signed Geo. W. hhawn' ana
then sent on the men to New York called yarns =
WIN nvsd in Frsdsricksburg in lsD23, in the profess
~ con6rm snch an appointments Can those honest,
faithful c.n,inels who objected to two or three Of
Gen Jackson early nomnat'ons now lend Their votes
in behalf of Mr.. Badger?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
WAY pASSENGEDS
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Chaicsown and
Nashua, every morning, (Suodoys eSccpicd.)
All goods TO betransporicd on the Rail Road going
above Lowell must be sent 10 the Company Freight
Depot, CharIestown, at the end Of Warren Bridge.
Goods 10 be forwarded by The morning train must
be sent 10 the Depot carly the evening before.
The Company having provided large aud comno-
dious Store Houses both ut Nashua and Charles.
Town, and having completed their arrangements for
The Transportation oil Merchandise, give notice that
they are now prepared 10 transport all Goods and
Country Produce which may be forwarded to their
Dcpots, and for his purpose have furnished safe and
covered which will perfectly secure goods from
damage; and careful and experienced men 10 take
charge Of TIL Transportation Business at the Depos
and to accompany The goods the road.
Tno Company, determined not only to occommo.
date the public, but 10 extend every facility in their
power, both TO Tcamsters and Merchants, have fin
ed upon tie following rates OF Freight
$3.50 per ion each way between Nashua and
ChnHestown.
Sl,0o per on each way Decentralization and Low
ell.
All Regular Teamstcrs running 10 the cars will be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles
town. each way, free Of expense.
CNSLOW STEARNS, Supt.
Nashua, Dec. T. 1910. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

DARN FOR SALE.-For sale by the subscriber. a
GOOD farm containing 100 acres situated in the OF
Berlin good buildings nearly new well fenced and well wa
treda good sugar place and plenty of good wood land
and good orchard Also good stand for Blacksmith
as washington county OFFER containing about six acres
of excellent land good shop and tools house. barn and 9th
convenient out buildings situated near the Uon Meeting
House In said Berlin. Call the subscriber ear the last
mentioned premises. CHESTER NYI
Berlin, Oct. 10, 1910. 75tc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
MAIDSTONE

w HEREAS the Legislature fthe State Of Vernon. at
their session at Montpelier in the year 1888 assesseda
ofhree cents per all the lands public lands
cepted in the town of Maidstone in the county Of Essex in
said state for the purpose Of making and repairing roads and
building bridges. These 10 the proprioors and
land Of said Of Maidstone who have paid
their proportion of said labor otherwise the
mtee appointed supefinend the expenditure of the
the subscriber that much of their lands will be sold
at public vandue at the dwelling house Of Moody Rich, in
the town of Maidstone in the county of Essex the Esd
day Of February next o'clock in the forenoon will
be requisite discharge their respective with
Dated Maidstone this 29lh day Of December 1870
81 MOODY RICH, Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
IN LOTION! LOTION!
Err EVANS DEAUTIFYING LOTION, his

EIR. EVANS BEAUTIFYING LOTION, high
ly esteemed for curing all Eruptions, Coaseocss, Red
ness and pmples on the Face, Neck Hands, and
cfccIually cleaning Inc complexion, and removing all
diseases OF The skin.
Nothing contributes much 10 our general success
in lite, as an engaging first appearance. This Lotto
is admired most fragrant, rhd, safe wash a.
greatly esteemed for its virtues cleansing, sofleas
and purify '.ho skin of all eiuptions, nj sEsQs
o female beauty, and restoring II 20 high
purity.
aeauIilul and hcalllful complexion is The pride o.
all who possess it, and the envy oil those who de-
prvcd o. it. What be affecting TO a beautiful
female, in whose lace nature has displayed herpoweT
as to find her complexion discolored with DIS gushing
pimples which affect her charms?
A good appearance is The best recommendation !;
and as the BeaulIlyIng Lotion purcs The skin, and
removes all pimpes, blo tbes, tan, sunburn, and rod
nese and produces beautiful hue, it is the only COS
metlc lady should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this a delightful remedy, 10
remove all roughness pimpIcs, rngworms, spots, red
ness, of the face and nose, and every KIND
of eruption on the surface of The human body 1t Is
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen 10 be used al
ter shaving, as it will prevent he otaoSwse cerLsln
effect Of all common soap, in tuning the beard ne
maturely grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
! A. HITCHCOCK & co.
! So No. III Gcncsoe st.. Utica, n. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
IRANI
!" CRANKY.
Wv HEREAS the [ 40 uislainro Of The

w HEREAS the Legislature of the State Of Vermont
their session at Montpelier in The year thousand
eight hundred and hyseven assessed tax of four cents
per all the lands public lands excepted in the town
Of CRANKY in the county Of Essex in said for the pur-
pose Of making and repairing roads and building bridges
and the said legislature their session in the year $40
vved said These TO The proprieors and land
Of said town of CRANKY who have paid their pro-
portion Of said tax in labor otherwise to the committee
appointed TO superntend the expenditure Of the
the subscriber that much Of their lands will be sold
public vandne at the dwelling house ofAshey Appleton,
the town OF CRANKY county Essex the 25h day ofFeb
ruary next at ten o'clock in the forenoon will be requisite
10 discharge their respective taxes with costs. Dated
Guildhal this 2ist day of December, A. ID. 1910.
81 TIMOTHY FAIRCHIID ID. Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
n II IIVIAh II y y y 'ltN'
No. 35 Lombard street.

Nh Harris has long been worthy member, two
believe a Dcacon,) OF the First Baptist Church ~ ;AIs
sertlons. Editor Of The Pct.
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