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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

RICHMOND THEATRE.
Third Night of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Frnh Nshtof MISS ALEXINA FISHER.
For particular description Of tho manners in which this
GaS Sg o'"''' " 10 be displayed sec inc Bills Of tho
In consequence Of the great success Of LONDON
ASSURANCE it will be presented this EVE
MING, Dec. 8, 1871.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December s,h, 1911.
Will he presented the Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sr h1Tconu Courly. Mr. Lambert
m'h hArSaWay Beckett
N%I,cs I,aity Harrington
l''"ScI''"''.. .-.'''..' ...Mr Seton
usEES '''''......''.......MrI hlycr
Mars Meiie.. ........MT Chapman
~ a. - 49,. Ioomcr
rIyse ME-. ~ MS AyIGs
.'.'''''''.''''''''....Mr Beckett
To conclude with the Farce Of
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
no nulgcr's C,mrly Of MONEY. is in active me-
paraii'n and will be produced immediately
TO- season Tickcrs can be procured by ,prric,,or q,
the Box ORcc, fou - a NJ an ppm. Price S2 90 foT
M n2S,s-ls nnl2I Tier 70 cents; Tit 90 cents; Is
AMI ~ Galleries 20 cts; C,,ured do p cts. dc7
TO TOwN AND COUNTRY 5IERCHANTs
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.
THIS day, Dcocmber6, 1911, by the Harrasanss iusf
arrived from i.9 mapg3etoTies ain IN receipt Of
pri'iuE many scarce aud desirable kinds the following
descriptions
Mems heavy pegsod Brogans, extra quality
DO Guc Kip lined aud bound BroEhns
DO enc Cilf B,rtrcs, superior quality
Id, be1yv aaseH vr,ter III. 10y
Womcn's hns Leather Wilking shoSs
, d. ane Le1lhar Lace Bosts
Boys, Noe ,,lf sootcea very superior
The above goods direct from the lands Of the Manu-
t1r,ore9 AMI will be sold vorJ ow GTs o. whgesa.e
dc Opposite the Ruins or Ea-c Hotel.
TIOYT q CO.'S OFFICE -sI2poo loOou. 10 or|
H lunD s.mC ~ the Capitals len tho drawing All, M
comes 10 hand nthe morning Hoyt& Co. have tho prize
Iiesei' for sale Dc
ONE hundred and ny deroos T5onns,on Liuc, reeoir
does woRrHAM. MoGRupER & 90.
LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
ANbs' Wool Shirts, superior quality
Do DO Drawers, ali qualities
M prino shirts superior 20
ID Driwors sstorcd quaitIcl
ALSO,
Ladies' Msnno SHIFTS aud Unwors assorted auartIos
Ig' s's'rm'nt OF the ah We G,gi or lagd ard for
des New and Cheap CASH Dry Goods store.
LADY'S BOOK FOR DECEHER, &C.
- ccmhrr No. tal y'a Book
December No. Young Peoples Book
90 No. Peoples Library
November No Democrats Review Do q
A LMoNDs-a1 frsIs J5ics en- ,hened. beet quality,
~ tot s1e drg WILLIAMS & HAXiLI.'
= m G.s W 'a or1sg1 5spsa Jug rGscg 400 r sale
CHEEsE-sc. casks anda botcs Goslcn Cheese
- limitation EngNHh %, receiving u gtr 4sfr ty
deeH WORKMAN, M-GRUDER a. co
TO THE MEMBERS OF TIE LEGIsT.A. |
TURF.
GENTLEMEN invite your particular attention 10 nv
~ assortment ~ Roots aud Shoes, which have trer @
nniseiurcd ~ }. Miles SON and George q wisop 81
fhiltlclpha my order and which, for beauty dur,ui
and style, cannot no surpassed his or any ohrT en-
Also, general assortment " Ladies Shoes AMI g,itg,
Boots OF every description.
,lteguest eal IRON each member before PURCHASING
elaewhere. JOHN T. Jones, Agent
oes Opposits The BsnEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
DISSOITTTTON

NE 60 partner ship heretofore existing In tbj. r,j,
the ,,n,s.eirm OF Anderson a Mosby engaged IN
r,,,f lt 81 tobacco, is this day dis.oIvsd -
sad aBSSr- o., Do Ngsby viii lose the business cT
payment, ani persons having claims ,gs,s' ease hake
f5Iit' w n.,ase present them for settlement Tpa
~ - l.'st a.l2uirg that OF l.. Ludiam .nJ -.
&c" Is Iie YARD ana lumber house iInmer,,Si- - ~,
tcrs,u IT. '- "' 'chl' for Terms, apply to d. An
.Ia- 20. DAVID ANDERSON Ir
- --.N-N JOSEPH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

ALmANACS FOR 1872
I w. RANDOLPH & co, etR ID san.,,t. Ott s,.,
- . Main street, have flr salc- ' wv 0'au"i
ledge 'N'' 'o' 'telul AnoW'
COMM, n, Ii HHegs'er an, "tutokscpcr's Aman.c
T""W1''n school almanac, by Oryinc TsyIor
''.;cn and Dutch English Almanac and Fsrmersi C,I.
dar ' 'l''i' 'Neu'
Hnusekecrctis Almanac, or the Young WiC.,s o,,,t.
Mcthrfst Almanac
Musical and Family Almanac
INC Oh American. Comic, Crockett Improved cr,-.
ss W SI,me5 to1plca Comic, Cocmln's Comic ana san
im1nssks aud cou'ms Virginia and North CAROLYN.
Ea[y for isi2 Daily Register for the use Of r,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

,,,t,,,r " h1NINV HIHING.
lhpSE persons who intend 10 sezd thc{r Ma. -, 49,
20 %, hii out Tor the ensuing year. will cSnsn m s
~ stItst ny sending them In carly as poEsiIIc ~
~ t'' ouI attention - negroes In sickness &c tb,nu,h
1' '''e ''''' lSlCllD HILL. JR
RlCHD q. TUNsTAII
de ? dec lily '' '" Fn S,reet, , ISsrtbe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
JAMES PHALEN q co., Manages
., RICHMOND. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE uO1rrr

Pokomoke River Lottery, Class IN r, b., ,.-.- -
Hlnln-.oh Tuesday, Dec. 7-Drawiur receives ~,
I55l, Iis5hiig. ,ag'als-slAtuO, 3IU 31 2sU i5'1
'>'' l~'i l%h ll-v, -uol 1000, etc Whole wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
DASCISE sCunnI

! Nj AbAhL iAL ARb has opened her rI7Secs f,r -,
~ siIuct"ns IN nsucnz. A. the progress other Pr
l.H render u practicable, classes viii lr form, a g.
MiUZss ani the Galu4sdss The Cachucha. Crarovipnc
iIalcu ic Jirres, the Snl0yuska EpRolcTo NinWs,
Ihvo'e ie Ncsr.s aud Shawl Dane, will be- iaugI, Ti
Independently OF value all their own, are special.
u.e'ul as Ei'nl sta anI iaclhy % simpler move.
ht"uts' aud u b. the advice u Madame n zrI M, M
VINO desire 20 arrive perfect iu the grar,s a.,
sanIii learn m" dances above named. ~ '''
Mailme iiaZ ARD proposes also ~ form rnIi, p,r,i
Tor hci pupils, exclusively. MaIame H. vii! Give MIS-
ieesnrs IN her gulrme uts, OF 10 nfIytdals - ~
own houses ii preferred. - ''''
For tCIus other details, refer IN N,t,,,, ill.,,
al Mrs. Arn's BohriuS House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

X AlstSS-H9 boxes aud half b7Ie- Ec-, ,---,--s .
sns perfectly fic-u, Tor sale by ~ ''"''' nal
WILLIAMS & HANAII
Ii njrSs sGGa RI boxes White Havana sugar
NC 49,. wILLILNs 4 HExALL.
ohDbN POiLTEH-3 ~ cassz ,.i.,,,.. NJ
- B'own Stout in Fiuts and quarts '' ''uoIe
'IALLOw CAHDLES-TJ I,-,c. p7....-.--
u 70" Candles, for sale b. A'"''" ia''
=. -, WILLIAMS & HATALL.
80, .,,..s NH-luo bbIs snscI's FaiutIy aud
" - WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
SALT-l" sacks Liverpool Fnc Salt. In store
WILLIAMS & HANALL
WINTER SPERM otI.-s ,,..-
- "''Nngi "ih''r sperm Oil WsrrentcI cure tor
VIZ WILLIAMS 4 max At.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

In consequence Of the great success OF LONDON
ASSURANCE it will be presented this EVE.
MING, Dec. 8, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Third Night of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
F,nh Night of MISS ALExINA FISHER.

For particular description Of the manners In which mi,
day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

Pokom'kc River Lottery Uuas, #, b. .-
,Hus % w lnest3y Dec = Drawtnr'rccg|ye ~ ~
y! 'lnf. IaWI s-sGbN Stul lU5 inai 3 ny nj f, y
I ~ ~ 70, 10 e lyJ, - OF IS ~ 6f7l 2 ~ ~ OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

SEVEN VALUABLE NEGROES.
ny virtue Of deed of Trusf from u Dranc I, .,
- me 81 sctibcr duly recorded in the I,uot,es -,
DsIanl ahI buckingham shall pToccc To sell on Sal
ytLAy, ne lsi u January ucRt, public auction ta -
hisHcst bidder, for cash the To yyn II .,,cr,ii
saq1ole NEGROES viz Ralph, Tom, Alfred Lincls Vies
AMI hertv'3 children, Haupt,u aud :. lly ''0''
uc lid ROH'T GWATHNEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
For CuARi -KsrnN

ESK The fine schr FOREST. EliTiise master b,v
ING the greater part Of her arro cusasrd ,p
S-sk4- Val meet With despatch fot balance OF fr..h
OF % packages Of Domes'icka aud a few bo.rs
Tobacco aud having good acc ayiv
decT MN ppvy, t.rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

STHA GED isom my House, ON Bacon oIaTfcr
- hanch,wo very large spotted Oxen with vgrile bs,
ana very TAT liberal reward will be paid Gr mo q tfI
dec 81 ~ 20 .S,,-,,,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
Brilliant Scheme tor December.
100000
10000
10000
10000
10000

School tunI Lottery, guarhuccI by the Ic-fsl4fYrs o.,
January session, 1859, FOR the benefit of iHr Pnb@
So 10 be- drawn in me CIV of PRIV, i
u. - SdiuTiay, Dec. llH-pravInv received T,,s.f y
'alLas-i" W leut1 10 M Hgnu Do e. an hi
81 So Nv ~ dtn To- ltu, 1u OF 1sI r1 Of i6nI M .
49, Wv "i .lN - of 80. ist and 81 4OO 2Ian. 4l a..
shares iu proportion ' '"y s'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

-. MUSIC.
- Ie'CNed large collection 81 the most pop,i,r
80, ,nss Wazos, Gnlops, Marches Rond1r All Aiss
nc 1hove ts m addition Co The largest Stock Of Ngsi,
w. yl'''e' Tor sale IN th. Stafc r ". TAYLOR
w. :. Music store opposite me Bsnts
JANA. COFEhE-i5 bsgs old J.-s ,iofiss. 10, .,l.
FRY &CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
dep dSc iii,
ESTRAYS

Two very fine BEEvE,S were t,kc,
Sl@4h.EFffA ION my Farm a feg ,lays aro M
r. fstssf~O owner will please PRIV, Ironerrv r.,
hEA4H expenses, and take them away ~ ~
NM "M RICHARD~ON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE BOAT FOB
BALTIMORE.

The Steamer COLUMBUS Can,
a SSG%l GodwiE, is ready 10 TerCiyys
EIsssI--=b8A1 81 freight 'or the above rlac. ana
- -Et-.,-sSff will leave the wharf al Roc 80
-faas---zszES Tomorrow CWedn,ss,n Ms Ms
ing TIE sih instant al 10 O'Clock. '' ''"'i'
de4 LEWIS IITnI ~ l. so.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

RN The teaular packet sehr LiNCHBURG Ma.
IA16 mus. Initer, having her cargo nearly engaged
can tax orb - packaEes OF t1har co o. romnietc
~ eaigo, OF passage, having good aeeomrnodaons ap.
xyfII 4, ,,,,,,..s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
FOR BREMEN

3sN Ihc hnesehr BANNER, Siodiart. master hav.
go ing the EtesteTpau Of her cargo enx.ged AMI y,
h,,a meet with Dispatch y balance offTsEhi Of two
uhHe PACKAGES 10 complete her cargo or psH.,ge b,v
goa apply to the master on board At
d~Cz w., pn,,y, ,.,-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
FOR puILADEIpuIA

tx The regular packet schT UNION, Caot Ctowcu
sAIke noS loading. viii have dispatch For frsi-n, n,
Fisher a Son or ' "'''' l" :
ucc WM ROwIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Sn The regular packet schr WEYMOUTH Cant
49, 'neh haNng Tie greater part Of her cargo ensa
- g"'i, VII hayc ,'iz9ach. For Trerht or %
appy on board Al Luilau's wharf orto
no - JAMES FISHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08

dc2d 'w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-08
BY LANCASTER, DENLY & co.
BY ROBERT HILL q co.

REGULAR SALE DAYS-AT9adays. Y,aas,3o,,, ana
Fridays. sale for lorses' every Saturday ''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
THE MAILS.


The mcompGlcnry, Of Mr GRANGER rur III
station he now MS j. admitted IN all directions
The total van, of all ylgor aud skill Inhibited l,
The nataoemcn, olaGus ,,rcc that p,nileman
has been Postmaster General, has become h.
subject Of universal campalut. MANY Of the WIN.
presses. ainoun winch are the Cincinnati Gazetie.
t,e Boston Iouuer,nnd rhe New World, hay
,,,ped. and NAV be sand to be the loudesl IN lhes.
r,ftB,a,ars. Nbtl,tlAc National Intelligence
tte rgufl.picce ol tho Cabinet. # not ii The M
,a,nisi,atga /, conDe,led 10 notice al d announca
,be,r .,i.l,ucc. we hive heretofore absis,nee
rom remafkng IN the subject but TIE tyii is BE-
CONAN. 81 prrnt that prylic affau.emenls f..
transmitting tbe mail art seriously spoh,u o. an.
merriam. w,ll he made. If the Department cotriuc
m TIE rharge of Alr, GRASGER. IA whose hand.
,to.t en,t,,,l,,. "a, o., l,om bad 10 worse, unit.
:, becalne, a nuisance to the country. That gen
lIe,.ap socrr. ,,,,,rto have p,en thought ra
,,y,oth Humans. bu, tbsl 81 opgaiutpstts. T.
ibaf e. rta,nly he ha, ,Ah,bl,d Great ACTIVITY
lie has changed M. po.ttpast.r, ihrouRLGut Il.
D,pd. IA If, IN. own u'cJnpt,aey could m.
"o'h f'n'oS'o' eHouso' h' afF''"'''f"'S Set'.'
io nave 1'tH W""t u we '""N' .,e'lpe'''' a.
snofon n ine applicants. tie mas succeed
..,......,. .,''...s, ,n,,,. -
P'f, ~ h.,,,,..I n.
'''' r ,n,,a,u ,.on,.L.
~, ',., my, - o n.y.. Sas,n ,,rnnse noe,,. a..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

Avu.Scur.-Aboullh three weeks SINCE near
one ncrs Of the Ellis cliff suok INTO me aver
with lrsmeadgu. crash. 1hr c.,f's are ",S'
ted about twelve mi'.s btlow Na'chsz, Oh we
.ns, bank Of lhc M.Is.spl r,ser Neafs to'd
n, friend y no Witnessed 7e avalanche maj we
f.,err..tn fush,ful agitation -ihh waves "a"
mountain b sh fir many mlnuIes and dasheo ''F,
tba levees on tie Louisiana side; HUNDREDS Q,
fish wers thrown out Of their element and 'oogeu
moon the hunks. II these accidents become
common to the highlands on the lower MissSsiP'
+, va shall be sadly distressed ioy the late OF old
Natcsez, + her bluff does tumble Gown. we Sish
q understood that we have no need 81 Tue oH'
IN his SIDE ol tae rlyer.--Coreordtd i7iss'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

Those who wish 10 breed irnils, should lose n
uma after i is seen that the first growth Of WOOD
T. maured. Have sharp knife ivory blade 'or
ll.Ing the bl'k 10 .nseu the bud. Enter tn
knife hall an inch alb we lu.I bud. cox usl III
der Dhe wood til the knife passcs the bud, an
let ttrun oul ab9nftso inches lower down; rsr
tho upper cndo. tH, Flip squire, then -cIec, tn
p,erce 70 lnoeuIaaag; cut across the limb, ii.
OF reach ibe wood sphl he bl.k from this ores
o,a aheo, n.A inches. dovnvnrl. "ud cter Il,
IVORY blade on both SIDES to loosen the bark. r.
thp bud, and ne itaboyo and beloy Nuh Woo
len string, 81 mating for ho purpose, aud yo#
may expect to see It growing ~ aiew days, o.
weeks. Every filmet should understand graft.
ia- and budding; and f the ladies would stud
md practice he science, would BE- no dsadyat
rare 10 them With little att nj on, every on
may have Gnc orchard, and whcn an mdivldua
i, aceu. toned to one, he cannot BE- reconc,led ~
be deprived OF Il, The orchard contributes niue.
to orr comfort, aud requires but hnie capuaI, ara
therefore, TO one should excuse himself Tor no
making an eiior 10 have plenty peaches, apple
pears, cherries, plans, and every thing else.
"bcauldul 10 the eye, or pleasant 10 the taste.'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

CATTFRPlLLARS

Should be swept from the tree, SO sooG as they
make their appearance. To wash the places
where they have deposited their eggs with strong
soap sg3s Or inc wafer. w.l destroy lhem.lt IN.
dcl.cs much neg icencc 70 see the orchard lnlur-
ei by these insects. -IgIicdturIsi.
DrRaEtr WmgrwAsH.-To make wh.iewash
durable aad prevent it from cnckng. the water
10 which the Gme IS mixed should be fully sDtura-
Ted with salt before the lmc is put in. ID
TO PREVENT wEEvIL IN WHEAT.
The heat Of the sun is the best remedy against
the wcsyI. in wheat If the gram remains out
several weeks after cutting ~ small shocks, II -
nd likely vccyl vii trouble i after Il Is thrash
Cd and pa, up Ii the grain be supned two or
three i.rcs in the summer, and exposed 10 the
cod ms often ia winter. II is not likely 70 be tros.
bed by this pesuerous insect. 10
To krtr orr SKrrrRs FROM BAcoS.-Ae
tho line when Our friends are beginning to smokt
their meat Il may DO them some good TO INFORM
them that a small bit OF birthstone about the size
Of ch.nqucpa, dwarf Chestnut thrown into the
fire once 4 day, vii eventually prevent shippers
aud bugs from getting INTO the bacon. This in.
formation We have from friend whom We highly
este ~ WI q dSNHlfuI = a &c - iui yt'ou he
efficacy nftlis plan, t,a be wished Us T. make It
generally known Tie added, that no uncommon
smell o. ms'c Is impaired to the bacon. We deem
/ tbs Information Of great importance to those who
/ have bacon 10 cure and also to those who have 10
! buy lt--Geo Argus.
Hons nprrurrn A practical Farmer. in
the Bostor Cultiyator, while he alms that the
Application ofurpcn'lno is good. as e,ts the use
Of hot brm,,one is sill be,eN for the cure OF
horn oil he puts one spoonu boiling hot into
the cavity lus bclwee0 tic horns. ID.
TNcrrRr or Ro,re--Take the leaves a tie
common to,e ,CutJoId) place them utuou.
pressing them N a bottle, pour good spirits q
vine upon them, close tur bo'ile and Ic, II stand
, until It's teQnIeu for use This ilnctufe VII
/ keep for years, and yield perfume lule lnfefio
! 10 otto Of roses a Few drops olt vii suffice I
1 mpresnatc the atmosphere 81 a on With a del.
4 cious odof. Common yluognT IS greatly imprG'
: cd by very small qnanuy beng added 70 II.
.1ercu'tu,isl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
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or SO at the end o. year. - ca
No paper vii be d. eoahoaei un''k ave 1'l
hen paid, except az the asC1.'.'n 4 1nb. .>.e's.
,,,,,rrTtSExESrs inserted 80 square = .nes
- esq inr the FIRST iHssF..3h and 81 cents per
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AnTrxIIsEMExrs not marked w.,u ihe number 81
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po,soral \ uires lrh .n aaml>,n , wlI be charged
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BE- post paid. .,o
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25


:. To provide for thC better cOliGe-
gi0u n tc-hcepinr ana dt>burSt'-
ment Of ,he Public Revenue, .!
means OF Il Corporations, To ne
styled the tB>c0i corporation OF
the / nitCd states
10 The House 81 Representatives. d t5s jHist
Na|ss.
his with extreme regret iaatI tar' mysc. Goa
strained 5y the daty faithfully 10 execute the Of,
fee of Prcsiieu, OF ,ae United States, aud the
best Of ms ability 10 preserve, pro'e; and, d.
rrd The Constitution Of tie United Sa'es % re-
t5ra la the House. tn which il originated, the /
R,l 40 provide lot tie better collection. safe. /
kccrug and disbursement of he public revenue +
by means Of corporation, 70 be styled lhc tl~cai /
Corna-atiaa of the United States with my wnt I
Ten objections.
fanny message sen; t0;he S'aate oa 'Ae !d,a de- +
Of t0ggv; '.-,. returning The b.I Ito Incorporate /.
.. s.h-er bars 70 b. Fiscal ,'aaNot lHc jatfI /.
States" distinctly declared that ny own opa' .
ion tad been uniformly proclaimed 10 uc against /
the exercise "9t the power OF Congress 10 ere !
a,ca NaTooo. Bank to operate per 81 oN'I 'ae
/ Uu.on;' and entertaining iGN opinion, my man
objection TO thar oa was oasg1 upon we hAa'S'
moral and religious opHlauoAs 90 ''"'.'.'11
| and The Constitution reao"} aI'h una. W'a''
," ..',,.,,l sh,r1t he REGARDED arl was
intended by the Wise men "'o mace Y d I"ll 81
I the Constitution as "A great 'o"Se''"'e prime,
/ pie OF our SYSTEM WITHOUT INC eNe'es' VI witch
,.,.;,.l,, ,o,r,t nroa tine Goycrnm nj IN its ,cs-
/ 81 ,,o,. beyo,3 fine rnts fixed by It's trainers, or
,,,r, ,yorr H., i,i.t mowers too LASTLY or oparcs
/ ...r,. ~, Ms noaer which oura 10 be most
,,,,,5o,si,. ,v..rtad an prr1ape. never. cyceot m
| =, ,,,,,ineot.y uyo.yIno the pubic interest
o- ,,o in which the oath of the President, acting
,,rJer his convictions. both mental and moral,
..,,aro,s.y reauIrss its exercise. In suga ease
he has no alternative.
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lrps,sJ 10 him by the Constitution chiefly pris
! o,yn Drc.a-y.llyu. protection and defence. OF
commit an ac, OF gross moral turp'udo Morc
! rsrarl To The viii Of A minority must not, IN a
constitutional rennbc Ike ours, control this "a.
cred ,o1 solemn dn,y of sworn officer. The
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