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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

SIR CHARLES will make his next season ~ lhr ] u VT
- Richmond Shepherd in The county Of rilcr d ~ ,I
Claiborne the county ct ro,S ned "ns oner
third Of his time NJ the stable Of B. W. Leo miles s"t Of
Tie Of cndsv Buckingham County, s ara pa w within III a' the
scasun-ss The single leap and geo to inslreihe n-ane @
payable when the fact aeertaned or .n All mt to
Sir Charles charged with the season .ues Mel,
agreed The 10 commence '' -" '
and expire Tie 18Th July. , ;,.hos b;,b of
Sir Charles rich c.csnnt sorre 10 hanus snn 10
fine size aud commanding form, nine years on NJ IN, he old
Saladn he y Old Sir charrs-Sr ChareSs lam was w uu
Cutivator, and By Old Imported Domed sc. t' ''"'
particulars see hand bills. .,, mr. srToN
Feb g - :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

IiVES RIVER AND KASAWIlA STOCK FOX SALE.
lsi;RSl Ant Provisions OF the Charter q he Iai"' H.
~, an Eanaw in Company, obedience II Tie RcI
- ~ III, I,nad or UIncrrr>, undersigned, g been
uly appoIutrd Agent that piro3 VII proceed o. Nrnrs
% ~ mn day nt March next lsi!, cnmmcnc:. NJ 10 O'Clock,
~ cf,r. ne front tie Office 81 TIE James River aud
ka,,nla Company The cy # cmonl 10 sr u Public
hur,;nn f cash of The delinquent Sinchuieis,
,grccoly Ia tin list, which shcws the names OF The
holders their places If residence lar ~ toy are kn"" H.
~, nh,r az share, cac the amount - principal re-
naming unpaid the legal interest thereon up - r 2,h dy ol
p.l,mnv Is A. and total amount ~ irrrar from Zach! w:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

ys'u MIR. McGA!lY KENYON, N ~ riy; a"dn 9.aia
n ...s hrsnop, dfrra.flon. ~" residing ~ ti-
wi be- pleased 10 TAXI nr. ,iiai saturday
i,r .lh dar IL Sil. it dwelling If ili>
Johnson tie Of Gnarlanh between the hours 81
M o'clock and sis O'Clock IN The evening,
>il proceed TAX The of Sarah johnson and nrts
evidence in >t depending III '!r circuit -
mriur Count and fhanc,y iur The Of Louisa
wherein am pain,la and and oilers d,rndaE:S:ad II
from any shall no, complete SAID drpo>"n- OF al Ia
shall procrrd the place beta The hours aforesaid, on
,l ~ hr March. is aud continue thence, from "a! q
day nntll the taking dispositions shr be Completed
WILLIAM J. HUNTER,
Guardian n Sarah !. Rfraon.
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

NOrlCE1hr subscriber respectfully tenders his services Ia
the planters aud merchants of Tie ronnr, 10 receive
and forward produce, goods and hopes thai three
qantancc with boamcn and boat will insure safely and
Dispatch and by strict aud prompt attention hopes 10 merit the
patronage and satisfaction others
who favor him with hrr business. p "5n rent Will be-
deducted from my Of produce sell
when The Roanoke toll ; advanced.
For Sair
300 barrels Of Tar purchased low from kilns
20J sacks Liverpool and Alum Salt, ioio.
Always on hand Fish, Lime, Flour. No and Oznahncs,
Cotton iars factory price, - , and upwards good article.
Groceries aud articles kept low for cash.
change for country prolncrWl sell Flour. Bacon and produce
commission . nlrkc and pay
nett proceeds III Danyllr, Clak> Petersburg.
WM. II. Wi.SSOS
CASTOR, " g., January Isl. 1911.
Rferntrll 4 4. Campbell To-. Geo Henderson,, PhIadc'
pha Pa Fleming James TO- BALDWIN, Kent TO-, Rciaond
Gd y. ". Martin & Dannan H. James o., PeirrsJnrp, Td
t. H. Hicks, irrcnrtrie IN \, W. N"n:'c, Cia!cH Ja:
A. w Wimh-, Rroasn,o. Ia; L. Williams, and Duf House.
Price s. Wcssnn, Ddsr,Ht Ja
F,blI sg-aav7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

tit " DOLLARS WARD-Ran away from the subscriber
FinS III 'dirscN county, the 9Th OF The present month
h-'n man named Charles Charles likely, bright
M .lo" WI, scry light blue about twenty SIX year
~ q s'> or r.hi inches high, aud well propntoned lie
@ m whrn NJ left brown cloth lose coat blue pan
aad " ir fur hat lie left without povocaton what
' = u" a"id chdeavnrng free Site. lie Is n
smart sensible fellow, aud Is well calculated To
WI give The above reward ,r the apprehension and
t. ~ mn !" me, or secured in Jail 50 that can gel hun
my Information concernu. him will be thankfully
' Ny address, is thurchvle Mddlesex County, Virginia
~ WM. X. PACE.
fn'Sn-ham, Sept 81, 1870 42-if
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-" ST. LEDGER, by American Eclipse, and fun bro
a., t' noted race ARIEL, Lance and O'kellcvis
M U.s. h7mg', the other noted horses Roman Splendid
H. a"!",ini, MI winners from to mile heats, neher
- ~ matr " - ' "
g. FENnI.Er0N-This very fine stallion and racer, by
. Who Va BY American Eclipse, will his
. Al Captain Thomas Davis's Stable Green county, Va
m aiFd''ir At $50 the He is nearly the very
M ~ H. Noble sire. His having received injury in
" ~ ~ Is the cause Of making this Spring.
iAfe.., l:l. :" 81 SIT IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

yIARGRAVE-1hs distinguished English Stallion and Racer
vi and e,,er of Racers will make his season at my stable
Charlotte Court House, Virginia. TrrmS-1o The season. aya
on or before the day Ct August next at winch mc h'
s.,xon 10Th Fehruaryonc hundred
dollars The insurance. paid The marc asraint
10 he in fa or transfccand IN every instance = 70 m
,roou Those thar find make payment NJ tt
close Of the season. will be required 10 execute c notes WIN
good security, have bcen subjected 10 some olmr ~ @
me orcnn of long standing. Good aud extensive lsinies
vim be furnished gratis and the mares well ei u required
v, aa,n NJ IN cent. ne day. with mares, WI
W o""'ae" e'"''s io' iu'" WYATT CARDWEII..
-, s-tlJe
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Feb G

ITO MR. JOHN d. PERKINS, n, ri't and ne Rrprf-
II Charles hsarcH deceaSraiu' not residing IN
This Commemorative H be pleased u take n,rr, that N "a
iray iay Of March nrNi, -i II the dwell ins Rouse 90
johnson, IN the county 81 'nrclam between me
ri,r, If rl ocnca in r morning o'clock n The
. shall proceed Ia aac III" dcpsiiors ~ Mr.. !'afy flasher
evidence depending Antl
n on Montay lh day ii April nrst Ell, hrng Court
.ay al pmi~a iini 'c r"nny oi l,nSa between tc
,rs cf .inl the morning and n'cinck ~ the even
nr shall proccrh the dispositions of H. T. Winston and
t 10 be r,iruc" sn depending IN HE CIR
chi; nctar Cont Law aud Cianrrry for the COUNTY 81 Louisa.
-r il m, plaintiff aud yen and other. Northumberland u!
, any cause hall complete said d"posln> IN III" above
shall pror"td - aht sa! dispositions ifoi III! 70
DDS ,Suuday excepted unl completed! -
WILLIAM J. HUNTER,
GacrGca " sarah j. hcnaon
Eohc s1-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine
" Old London Dock Cognac Brandy being part of the Stock OF
Mons. J. Is. Brengcr
Also Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and bottles
Champagne and Clarct Wines
FrantigIac in quarter casks do
M,lmscy Madeira WnQ, in lG gallon casks
London Dock and Otarl Dupuy & cos Cognac Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gibson's old Barley Whskey.
By Recent 7rriraiS,
Superior old West India Rum
Do do Otard, Dnpuy q Io's Soehac brahay
DO do pale and brown Sherry
GO baskets Champagne Wine Of various Brands irom Duo lie
Mo,s;cncicr, down TO Fanny Ellser.
Groceries in abundance, prices commensurate with their
i anu ~ wiz. WALLACE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, MARCH &, 1871.

iiE subscribers having removed the the Co.
lumbar avcrn prepared 10 furnish their
all who may favor them with CALI with all articles
Gerry line, on ms good they can be bought.
They also attend collecting claims in the city country
HILL K DABNEY
Corner ADORE the C.iumLiaa, Carey Street.
AEe 81 :0-u
n ISSOLUTIOS-Tle t'o-partnrrshp heretofore Existing
~ der the firm Of WIdswurth Williams Co. Is This day dis
solved, by mutual CONSENT Mr. Orren Williams having disguised
ois The remaining partners
authorized 10 of said firm for e settlement Of their
business JOHN T.. WAnSWURTH,
ORREN WILLIAMS,
DAVID r. TURNER,
Isl January 1871. GEORGE :. PALMER.
20 PARTNERSiliP-The Subscribers, having formed Co
- Partnership Will Tie business Of the late r 81
Wad>worlh Williams 60 this city aud New York, under
the frm of WadswortlI, Turner < 20.
JOHN T.. WhDSW0RII
DAVID u. TURNER,
Isl January 1871, GEORGE 3 PALMER
Jan. II 1b-im
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If the completed day. they will be
,inued from day day, unit, completed.
SAMUEL ". CHRISTIAN, .9.eRt.

Wm Chttenden Secretary Of The James River and IN
nayha Company, do hereby certify that SAMUEL W. CHRIS
AN is subscribed the foregoing advertisement
is the Agent said Company, duly authorized by the Fesl
denr ana Directors stock delinquent Stock
holders time, be deemed necessary, pursu
AMI TO the provisions Of The Charter.
~ WM. Il. CHITTENDEN.
r.hc s1-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06
SPRING lMPORTATIoN-Frn.7 :, 1911.

CHTNA, orEENS-wARE s&c-I have received, per ship Ma
~ dun bulk OF my Spring Goods, embracing not only The
greatest variety hut decidedly the rtticst patterns have ever
offered % Sii
Additional supplies of English Goods viii BE- received, together
with every description al cn' PrfS,td and PLAIN GiasS, from the
cnuGtrynl which offered by the pack
age, . packed 10 order upon the hest terms.
Wii. I. BUTLER,
Three 3oOrS Giect TIE i;eH 2drsrn
Feb ~ 9i-aiwGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

pY y.,ur o Deed Of Trust executed u The subscriber by
- Grace MITCHELL on the dev Of December, 1885, aud duly
Office of King and Queen County Count
purposes therein mentioned shall expose TO SALE ~ pub
au-,o for ready money Wednesday, the nth of March,
-, on tn premises If fair, if the next fair day there
ae parcel of Land, lying IN the county alore
known the Of Old Shop formerly the
Irprs Thomas W Hart and containing two hundred
ant r.iy've the more or less !hs Land cs
an Fleets Ferry road within mile Of the Main
leading from King Queen Court House 10 Little Plymouth,
,, we'll thr-d with pine and oak, has small dwelling house
r on houses orchard peach aad apple and the Land
itbg o:ucve tie culture of wheat and corn M title
inie .i lnd believe, unGuesonaic; but, selling rs
Trustee r.a vr,y elyc sch deed usual III similar
THOMAS +. SPENCER, Trustee
l1t r., gid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

Young MAN. acquainted with buying and >rln. goods,
II and good accountant. j. DESTROYS Of connecting n, WIN
house already established .boit business,
ii.ia other nt The Suncrn states IT. id,ilNt,
IN. goods aud his general knowledge Z" business, would
render hls services valuable. lie would accept III 'ksh
where sufficient nurcmeht should BE- Offered. nc aIrS>rd
H. g. Box NJ -. Gpprr Post olcc New York, VII meet
immediate and silct confidence The Inst references
given and required.
Marrh. Wv.
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ID. :. GREGORY 4 Co.., Managers,
OEEIcE npPDSlTE EAGLE RUNS. Richmond. IA.
SPLENDID LOTTERY,
Capifal Prizes.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 10000!
Fourteen draun numbers each package IF 70 IlckctS

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY Glass Z, for lSi 10 h'
determined drawing ui the Unea Lottery, Class Ne
10 h. drawu Alexandria d. ~ Saturday, 9Th March, ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

gy iIASCERY-NIRGisI.:-i Rules lnlitn ~ lh' 'ilh
OFF, nj ~. rirrut Supcrinr Cont Law aud Cacrry for
King William county, TN iirst day Of March, Ell:
James I'LL King, iIah'''
Against
Anderson Johnson William G. Wright, and Robert Wnrrs'
Defendants:
Ie defendant, Anderson Johnson having entered hi- rp
sancc and given security, according IL r act II assembly,
md ,r rules Of and, appearing, ly >tsi cN
e rb he i nnt IN lnah:am of this country, IL = "ri'i
that The appear here hc rst Day =" c hfN
Man crni and answer l Of the pa U aud Tia" cory -
HIS order inserted in newspaper lltl>h'n ~
ir ciiy En,nuud months Sncr"sisciy ara l"strd ~
HE front door OF ilr Cuuri-iln,lsc of This county
\ coiy-Tc>tc, 49,. . .
Nv
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~ CHANCERr-y,rGisiG-M Rules ho'den IN HE tlrrh :
r. n me Circuit Superior Cuu Of Law and ihancrry for
rc county oi King William, The ii day Of Mach, lsi
John IleiTarrcs, Ilah''H'
Against
Anderson Johnson William C. Wr.l; and Robert WarTs.
Defendants:
The defendant, Anderson Johnson having entered h. ~
orarrr and .,cn security ACCORDING. t. the net ot U.s. ly
r Nh. b i not m inI.ahiut country, II "rtr,d.
a tI said IL adi do appear here 81 llr a day 81 the ne
M, term an answer The plaintiff mud ;lat cnA Q"
I'M. ,lrr H. to!a inserted nc"srar published ~
M cly ii Richmond months >ucccs>i'c ana fostch III
itr fr,,ui door OF the Iln,>c =! this county
\ copy-Tesc,
10. BYRD POLLARD y. c.
ms"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

BOSTON will stand this Srriaa IL IL! plahthiir 'ahiini
ID Chesterfield county - miles from lrlnnnd and Petersburg,
and is now ready SlOa The season. 10 ae pau!
within H. winch July, with 81 ca I" r ofo"n Mares
will he what they want =; silng- l.r
s.ut with Them aIrd TRAITS There nlrncc that
an old and place have for the accommodation Of
lnnrcs and colts such lois stables and pastures Every alien
linn shall paid prevent accidents, hut 10 iaiy Tor any
ostor - run NV York - GcnT.la, ana
has won more Jockey Clubs al iec aud tour MI hi>, than
any two horses did havn. lost aud Is iao Vel
known To advertise length, Er lis Winnings H"id l i
whole n paper His So, poTtr r'fcf s, an P"'e
"' 49, WI. H. JOHNSON.
r.b II e94i%iiaiiay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

CIIEAP GROCERIES.-HiI.I K DABNEY still continue I,
- Store door above the Columbian
Tavern, good they he had IN the cliy-Iy
invite their and the pubic them call ~ ts
determined be undcsold in any article III their line
Cary Street.
Dec Is 66-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

T.. GORDON, ATToEsEY Law, Louisa Crurt-i0Gsf, "a
- will attend Superior and Inferior Courts OF oul>a. Abe
marie. Fuvanna and The superior Courts of Orange Address
nu;Sa l'urrt IIuuSr. g-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

TTWIk NIUKF.
W. RANDOLPH 60, doors below l@ilrS !in;rl.
y. Main street Richmond In addition Ia their usual a>>"it
ment will receive, week two their Spring S'aif i'"A>,
Stationery Fancy Goods Country Merchants. ai Glcr',
respectfully solicited call and Sock and prices be-
purchasing elsewlc
Book binding.
Having attached Bind.ry. rcpar' "Ie-
Binding every deS rtiu. Clerks aud Merchant p"Ss
made . order al short notice.
..tr BoolS for OIL
old Books If all kinds taken III exchange for new
J. W. RANDOLPH { ca.
~. Music and Musical instruments On hand
Fob - .'-NW
NOTICE ia II 'RvEYuRS-Nu ,!at AMI certificate viii
~ hereafter Lane Once unless tie NJ II
the warrant, acres, date ii and 81 "araiee
are distinctly Sctiouh III The certificate.
l., order q the Register,
January, 1911. ot-u
ar Wing VIII please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

STEFAN CANDY AND SUGAR EEFlNEEi.--R. j.. &
- ART corner Of Greenwich aud Chambers Streets View
York. are now manufacturing. ani offer for ale candy Sugar
PlumS &C. made ir.n single
double aud treble Refined sugar. With engine aud
machinery, tie advantage III ns experience ahd ih"
roI. knowledge al sugar refining, they viii cunilEG" !" a
facurc Cnndy &c, superior quality msdr ~ i- ra
iry Emrn nearly quite rs ow pricr- - tc interior
qualities USUALLY sold Having Increased thtI hh!lH@''
they are now prepared utrr r tanN
Refined shortest Country dealers ne
ra and examine the quality II Candy sold II iis
adjustment hcfure purchasing.
Candy carefully pa Of 20 a. 80 AMI ~ pounds,
southern and Western markets, ana delivered IN The city
or shipped without charge for 'aNc> carriage.
REFUSED Ss,p-Duulc Refined Loaf packed ~ orS. Bar
rcls or loose; Ground Loaf i Sugar
lluse Mola>Se> III and The above
fined hy without the use of clay or blood.
S--HI'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06
AuCTIoN AND COMMISSION STORE.

,E subscribers taken the house on the cross street I'M
medaey te BELL Tavern, aud next door TO Mtssfs
james SZc & son. intend carry the Auction and Comis
sion Business in all branches They VIII also inform thei
public that tbry will continue Their former ni
ness Of hiring negroes collecting debts IN tile City oil Ken
throughout state ot Nr.iniailns g'iist 10 mer
chaals opportunity of having their claims r",ct'
on the most favorable terms. They hnc by sr attention 70 oh
tain addition their already very liberal patronage Incl
house will be ready Ia goods ;hr Hill nsl
ROBERT llllL. co.
r. s. Our charge for hiring out negroes viii he per cent ~
collecting same, p DO ur collecting over $lo III Inc ely
do Ito under 500, y do. They will also attend 10 tic ne
n.c i, = 66-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will give the
Above reward tie apprehension OF Negro Man. named
form taken # the Stale, and delivered 10 a OF ~ horS
iIaen N the STATE and secured him. Torn l.
about wears feet inches high, awney color good
tnrancr, little when spoken 10 quick; hau
when be - Virginia clothes, Old cap and blue
ihradbare He good carpenter, and may
nave rotten unknown hand 10 look Tor work.
It's object IS, no doubt, TO Try and gu North - -
CHRISTOPHER 4. BROWNE.
Nesting Mldd.,scx co.. Va Feb 2mh, ISL. 95-m
4 CARDTh- Ladies who invited to attend GOTll-
~ LION PARTY 10 have -n given Hanover Court House
the h day OF December last, and which unavo;iahy
prsoned here by respectfully solicited nd party
- he gwen al the pace, tie i9h Of March
WILLIAMS CARTER, MILES MACON
GEORGE TAYLOR, W. !. WHITE,
THOMAS BOSWELL, WM. r. WlckIIsN.
HENRY CURTIS, CHARLES THOMPSON.
And Other Managers.
Hanover &. H., March \, 1871.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17
EDITORIAL ADVICE.

We happened to say, the other day, "We are not
addicted to do the Globe the honor of frequent no
tce SO much at large" and the New York Signal as
cribes it to fault, or defect of duty. Our
lumns will show that have not been altogether un-
mindful Of the movements of the Globe, at the
time confess, that have felt it incumbent upon
always to consider that dirty work is better avoided
when it can be with equal more good effect upon
the public mind.
We shall be glad to see the time when the Globe
shall have emerged from the slough in which it has
been SO long laundering and when we can engage
with it. if occasion should require without losing self
respect and without getting mud on clothes How
far have contributed to fulfil the prediction Of Gen.
Jackson, when he sent back the Madisonian, not
liking the smell Of POWDER because he feared it would
blow up the Administration, CYAN Burens we leave
Tor The public to Judge That Administration blown
up Of a certainty, and though General jackson may
have been startled at the explosion, happy to
learn he has not been frightened to death. We shall
give due weight to the counses of our brother Of the
Signal without taking exception at the credit he has
awarded TO our editorial abilities.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17
FOR THE MApIsoNIAN.

FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
SR: Graphically as you have described the mourn
jul in the East Room at the ceremonias attend
ant on the funeral of the ustrious Dead feel sensi-
bly, the omission TO two figures prominent there
in--I refer to Colonies Todd and Chambers, who,
seated among the mourning members of the family
marked by all admitted to the Presidents house
on that occasion, the long-tried, and devoted
friends Of the honored deceased whom, in death,
in ife they remained the most attached Of friends
and esteemed of associates.
You have commemorated the impulse Of affection
which led these gentlemen to descend into the vault
but overlooked their presence conspicuous among the
mourners at the East Room also that they followed
in the procession Immediately behind the rela-
tives Of the family.
The country knew of their unfinching and affec-
tomato devotion 10 the ustrious man by whose side
they had stood in the field of battle and through every
coHtest and therefore deem it ust to ask you to pub
lish this note to supply that mention which
WINGED was accidental on your part.
ONE OF THE MARsHALs PRESENT.
APRIL 7th, lS4l.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17
THE ACCESSION OF PRESIDENT TYLER.

/ THE ACCESSION OF PRESIDENT TYLER
The accession of John Tyler to the Presidency
of the United States is an extraordinary event
people in the late great national bereavement
and contributed our feeble efforts to do honor to
one so highly honored by all, in the tribute Of
our sincere and heartfelt regrets, it is not unbe-
coming, and we trust not less seasonable than
due, to turn our thoughts to the man who now
fills the place of the lamented Harrison.
We rejoice to observe the symptoms ola kind
and generous reception by the nation of Presi-
dent Tyler. We rejoice yet more in the conVic-
ton, that the confidence bestowed is well de-
served. In transferring our trust and affection
we do but equal justice to ourselves and TO the
object. To ourselves, because ii is only con-
6rmation of the honors we did to the man in
uniting his name with that of General Harrison,
and to him, because we believe he is altogether
worthy Of it. 1t would have been alike painful
to the President, and unhappy for the people, if
they had been slow to give him their confidence.
Now, they will respect themselves, while they
cheer the heart and strengthen the hands of the
Chief Magistrate of the Union. The great void
which death has made, is filed. We have the
same Government the same counsels to guide
our affairs, the same great aims before the peo-
pie, and doubtless the same projects by which to
relieve an abused and distracted country.
The early and appropriate Address of the Pre-
sident to the People of the United States, vii
give firmness to the cause in which we have sc
long been engaged, and invigorate those opinions
which we have cherished and labored to esta
blish. The happiness Of the President and Of
the people, we trust will be one--theirs in honor.
ing him with their trust, and his in proving that
he is worthy oft.
We hope, as sincerely as we confidently ex-
pect, that the peoples adherence to President
Tyler will be rivalled only by his desire and zeal
to fulfil their wishes, and we believe that the
latter, as cause, will not be wanting to produce
the former as an effect A good beginning, on
both sides, such as we already have the happi-
ness of witnessing, will be reciprocally produc-
tive Of the increase Of each, augmenting their
moral forces in every stage Of progress, and con-
tributng powerfully to that union on the one side
and that zeal to serve the public on the other,
which are so essential to the future happiness
and welfare of this country. Our bereavement,
has been great. Happy for us, if this reciprocal
good will Of the people and President towards
each other, shall come to us at this time from the
hand Of merciful Providence, as an OVERLOOKING
cup Of consolation.