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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

of the country than the Bank distrbuto, l.,
and that was to arrest the compromise act nov WI,
Mr. Barnard Of New York thought it unncces.,..
impose the tariff proposed, 10 supply the wants -
session, reported the available means in The T4...s
to be $50 coo oal
SINCE 'h'h We hau 'o'io"eu i2,l0lge0
Making a total OF u,;.... s@,og,uo,
year 9.,eo,ess
Surplus on lst January, 1Si2 Si.ro,,o
He preferrcd the amendment Of Mr. Kn,,,, ~
MARYLAND, which would be submitted m de- o
raise FIVE millions instead OF eight and hif r,.l
by present Tariff. He thought Tariff sh,ais
imposed now, but it would be unwise to rcedq., n,
compromise act now lie considered II iApto,c- ),
tax jewellery less than wool.
Mr.. Winthrop of Massachusetts, followed a, lcp,.,
against the last Administration, and agans. The I'm
He went IN for Mr.. Kennedy's amendment, which a..
never been offered. 1t - understood 10 be disr,,,
mating amendment. He was against hasty lesl.l.,,.,
against acting in the dark. lie went in for p,
,ectiye Tariff, and other, unless necessary
Mr. Randolph Of n. J. arose to offer amendme,,
He wished to have railroad IRON, silk plush, &c 4,
nut on the list lie went into feeling account .. H.
situation of the country during the last Admnis,rato
and satisfied himself, # he did not the Houss tbs,
there was surplus and deficit in the Treasury III.
Mr. Kennedy rose to appeal 10 The House 10 ,akets
question upon the motion to strike out the enac,n,
clause at once and leave the debate 10 the plrticQ
amendments that may be offered
Mr.. NlcKeon objected to H. lie thought debate 81:
sufficiently limited now.
Mr. Everett of Vermont said he in favor or pas.
inr some bill 81 this session, and he wished 10 mt
three years He against passing Il without hme
ton, fer fear it could not be repealed. lie address,
himself to Northern He said on two q tire
subjects there must be compromise. lie ALLUDED d
home valuation in particular lie could scarcely IL
heard at the desk
When Mr.. Everett had concluded, Mr. lnccrsol
moved that the committee rise. The committee then
rose.
Mr. Sergeant now moved TO refer to the Commute
of the Whole the bill from the Senate 10 incorporate
the subscribers to the Fiscal Bank of the L. )
Mr. Pickens wished 10 know which bill would BE- Il.
ken 40 in committee the House bull or the Senate
Mr. Sergeant thought the Senate bill would
The bill was read twice by It's title and referred &c.
sordlnsly.
And then, on motion of Mr.. Johnson of Tennessee
The House adjourned
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Mr. JAMES IRWIN obtained the floor, and moved

that The committee rise.
Which motion prevailing, the committee rose re
no1tcd PROGRESS and obtained leave 10 s.t again.
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A CAR d.

DOCTOR JNO. ALRlCllS offers his
professional services to the Public. he
will always be found, except when profess
slonally engaged, at his office, opposite
Nc Cullough's Hotel, Elkton, Md,
Oct. 9th. lS4l--
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GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE, &c.

We have constant supply of the best
quality Groceries, Suck as-Sugar, Teas,
Coffee, Pimenio, Pepper, Ginger, Mus
tard, Crackers. Mo!asses, Cheese, Sc SC.
together with general supply of Queens
ware, and Earthen and Stone Ware.
We would also say that we have on
hand lot of fine Russell Brides and Mar
tingales, Circingles, Girths, Riding and
Driving Whips, Horse Collars, and Whip
Lashos, heavy Wagon Whips, Travelling
Bags, "king's" celebrated Chopping Axes,
warranted article, Wood Saws, Door
Mats, Cedar Tubs, Pine and Cedar Buck
cts. sc. sc. As detail grows tedious, we
will just add, in conclusion, that we are
selling Dry Goods that we purchased of
the Messrs. Parker, at % per cent, 5elou
the original cost! you don't believe
it come and see,
KNIGHT 4 AlEAHAMs.
N. B.-Ail kinds of Conn.ry Produce
taken in payment for Goods, and in any
qualities. No difference made in the
price Of goods between cash and produce.
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COsgstabIe's Sale.

BY virtue ola writ of FIERl FAcIAs, is
sued by William Haues, Esq. one of the
Justices OF the Peace of Me State Of Ma
ryland, IN and for Ccci! County, at The
suit of Richard Hudson, against tie goods
and chattes, nds and tencmcnts, of The
mas Price and William IL. Oldham, 10 me
directed. have seized and taken in exc
cution, all the right, tile, claim, interest,
and estate, at law and in Equity, of the
said Thomas Price and William II Old
ham, in and to 2 Horses, five head of Cat
tie and one OK Cart, and hereby give no.
tice that on the 18th, day Of December
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock. 4
NJ. and 3 p. NJ. at Concord on Bohemia
Manor, will llcr for sale the said pro-
perty, so seized and taken in executions.
by public auction, to the highest bidder,
for Cash.
IlEZ. FOARD, Constable,
Nov. 81, lS4l.--ts
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SIX CENTS
Reward.

EBAN away from the Subscriber, living
ESin Sassatras Neck, Cecil County, Md.
an indented apprentice, named James
Pippin, about seventeen years of age, and
five feet 2 or 5 inches high; he had on
when he went away drab colored irock
coat, and pantaloons, HAIR cap, and long
boots.
The above reward will be given to any
one who will return him to me, but no
charges will be paid ......
JOHN RICHARDS.
Nov 27--3w
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|
river, now the Thames, between New
London and Norwich. A small remnant
of the Mohegans still exist, and they are
scarcely protected in the possession and
enj"yment Of cir iavorie domain on the
banks oi the TIlamcs. The government
I oi t. Is lIbe had become hccdiary in the
| an'i> 90 ,he celebrated Chief Uncas-
! Dn:n- h" rlae ofmv fathers mercantile
pr". . had employed several In
/ r'w .ihe l." hunting animals,
vH'"abte i,r their fur.
, Among die, wa,, one named Zachary. of
The royal race. an cXt client hunter as e.
yer lived. When he had somewhat pass d
the age of so, several members of the
royal family, who stood between Zachary
and tn" throne Of his tribe, died, and he
found himself With only one between
him and The empire. In tfiismoment his
better gr Ms resumed its sway, and he
r"'lef r' e Iouslv-.Ilow can such IA
drunken wretch as am aspire to be the
chef of ,hls honorable race? Can I sue
ceed to the great Uncas2 will drink no
more
lie sDlemnly resolved never again to
taste any drink but water, and he kept his
resolution.
had heard this story, and did not en-
tlrey believe ii; Tor young as was, |
had already partook Of the prevailing
contempt for Indians In The beginning
Of May, the annual election of the princi~
pie officers of the Uhen) colony was at
Hartford, the Capitol.
My father attended officially, and it was
custnmar, Cor the chief Of the Mohegans
also /" attend. Zachary had su, ce eded to
the rule Z" his tribe. Ny fathers house
va STATED about midway on the road
between Mnhegen and Hartford. and the
j chief was in the habit of coming a
.v 3av~ before the election and dining
+ N.1 Hr- "a'' n.y,.ao.. One day the
unrNievou- .lpught struck nc, to Try the
/ sincerity of the old mans temperance
The family were seated at dinner, and
there was excellent home-brewcd ale on
the table. addressed the old chief
Zachary. this beer is excellent; will you
! taste -
The old man dropped his knite-lean-
ed forward With stern intensity of expires
ion; hi> black eve sparkling with indig-
nation was fixed on M. John, said he,
YOU do not know what Won are doing
You are serving the devil, boyi tell YOU
that am ali Indian, tell you that | am.
and that, if ! should but taste your beer
| could not stop until | got to ruin. and
become the drunken, c 'ntem Ithle wretch
your father remembers me to have been
John, while you live never tempt man
to break good resolution
Socrates never uttered a more valuable
precept. nemoslhenes could not have
given 1t in more solemn tones of eloquence
| was thunderstruck. My parents were
deeply affected; they looked at each other
at me, and at the venerable old Indian
with deep feelings of awe and respect. -,
They afterwards frequently reminded me
of the scene, al charged me never to for
get in. Zachary lived to pass the aye of
50, and sacre'llv kept his resolution. He
lie hn"i' i Ia roval palace of his
i've, afa the prar ifrh fails Of the Yantc.
'h' western branch Of the Thames, in
Norwich, on land now owned by my old
friend, Calvin Goddard, Esq visited
the grave ofthe old chief lately, and re-
peated to myself his inestimable lesson. =
OF. John TrumbuN.
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N 'I'ICE,.

T>he Commissioners of Cecil County.
- will meet at their room in the Court
House, ON Tuesday the 18th of Deem
Der INST, for the purpose Of perf"rmng
The du les imposed upon them by the
2Sth and 45lh sections of the Direct Tax
law OF last session.
COLLECTORS will be appointed and will
be expected to give bonds at this meetn o
By order
f. A. ELLIS, Clerk.
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$50 Acres.

in thriving neighborhood and healthy
situation, convenient to Schools. Mills, and
places Of worship Of different dcnomina-
tians. This farm is well waercd and a
good portion of it meadow, and much
more may be made with little expense
There are about 40 acres Of wood land.
The Improvements are a two story Dwell
ling with Kitchen attached, a we'll Of good
water near the door, tenant house and a
large frame Barn with stabling underneath.
This property will be sold together or Sc
paratc, to suit purchasers. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber on
the premises
JOHN PADDOCK,
Nov. 81 lS4l-tf
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+ Oct RY
NOT FOR OURSELVES.

W. Toh w hDLlI I'D.
'"Not for ourselves read
Upon the falling showers
And on the fields of waving grain,
And on the blushing flowers
'Tis written on the glorious sun,
"To bless the world shine;''
On moon and stars-on every orb
Made by hand divine.
The happy birds that soar
'On'solden, airy wing
Whene'er they grace our sunny walks,
Not for themselves they sing.
The little rvulets that leap,
And rivers swift and strong,
Speak in language none can doubt,
''To others We belong"
Thetall, majestic oaks,
With sturdy, iron frame,
Stretch out their arms beneath the skies,
No glorious meSe to claim,
On beast that roam the forest wide,
And on the finny tribe,
"Not for ourselves alone we live,"
Doth natures hand inscribe.
Shall weak, dependant man,
Casting his eye abroad
In chains of selfishncss exclaim,
~ am creations lord!''
And when weaker brother calls,
Thinktis for him to say,
If he shall bless, with ample means,
Or turn in scorn away
Ifwealth smiles at his door
Ifplenty crowns his board
And all that heart can wish is his,
Twas lent him by his God.
The binding duty is, to give
His gifts with others share
To bid the sinking captives live
To heal those in despair.
'Tishis to raise to life
The feeble and the faiut--
To visit prisoners in their cells,
And list to their complaint.
In doing thus he but obeys
The laws ofnature's God,
And builds in heaven throne of praise,
When sleeping meath the sod. d. C. C.
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~ '''C h'hHt Hlele Is never lalllnS
spring OF excellent water.
.sIlA The buildings are Log
&5M.si& House and Kitchen, Spring
e 52 House, and Stable. Within
S|1'-ef-' the last five years. 1900
bushels of Lime, have been put on the
land. 81 preferred will sell one hundred
acres, with all the Improvements, and a
fair proportion Of Woodland The title
is lNDlSPUTABLE. Possession will
be given on the 25lh dav of March ,,ext.
APP ly to EDWARD WILSON.
Elkton, Md.
Dec 4--lf
1.-The Register and Examiner, West
Chester. will insert the above to the a
mount Of two dollars, and forward bill to
this Office.
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'NEVER TEMPT A MAN TO BREAK
GOOD RESOLUTIONS

A Noble example Of early About
the year 1776, a circumstances occurred
which deserves to be written in adamant.
In the wars of New England with the a
borlgines, the Mob gan tribe of Indians
early became friends of the English. Their
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From The Young Peoples Book.
JUAN ERNANDEZ.
BY W. S. w. RUscHENBEkGER, NJ. D.

BY W. S. w. REscHENBEkGER, NJ. D.
Very few young people who have liv-
ed III The last hundred years have not read
Robinson CruHoe, perhaps The most po.
pular novel that was ever written. This
work OF Daniel Foe, or, as he is called,
De Foe, first appeared about the year 1850,
and was almost Immediately afterwards
translated into every language spoken IN
Europe. he basis of his story was pro-
badly derived from the personal adven-
lures related by Alexander Selkirk, who
was shipw rocked on the island of Juan
Fernandez, which is situate in about thr-
ty-lour degree of south latitude, and be-
tween three and four hundred miles from
the coast of hi'e. Although every body
has read Robinson Crusoe, comparatively
very few have visited the scene of his ad-
ventures.
The 3lst day of March, 1886, in the
vicinity o. Juan Fernandez, was nearly
calm, the breeze scarcely rutiiing the blue
bosom OF the broad Pacific ocean. But it
is not always thus. Generally strong
soulherly wind prevails, which renders
access to the bay difficult, and sometimes
impossible.
In nautical phrase, almost all vessels,
on their passage from Callao, snake" Ell
thef~-ts9 island Of Juan Fernandez, or
pne FRET TO the westard some
w miles, called Mas Afuero,
yllch tr lated, is "Further Out" When
70 Fernandez is first made, that is, when
first perceived, it gives the idea OF heavy
black cloud permanently resting on the
surface of the sea. Its peaks rise almost
perpendicularly between two and three
thousand feet, and, in clear weather. may
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DON'T BELIEVE lT.-An exchange
paper says there is man in New York
whose voice is so savery, that his words
readily pass for quarter dollars.
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4 Farm 1o1. Sale.

TIE subscriber offers at private sale
a farm in Cecil Cuunty, Nd. near the
Brick Meeting House, adjoining lands OF
Daniel Carter, Peter Askew. and Others
containing
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WaHted-sC0 dozen GilIing Seine
Thread, for which the highest price viii
be paid.
k.&A.
Port Deposit, Dec. 1S4I-2m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
NONE, NEED DESPAIR.

NTESSRS PEASF & SON-Dear SirSWih pleasure forward
4Fh you this show forth the ncstmnhe your val
liable Compound Iioarhond Candy. 20 convince the cepca
that when all and he skill of
let the parieu this last hu; least remedy thai will that
who 5 fast whitening aud going q the tomb.
had for undergo many experiments aud
nbeess remedies. disease increased
trials Candy
amma,ion Of the chest and lungs materially relieved and
thankful permanently and radically cured aud
health have great blessing has
that feel bound communicate the public
particularly who unforiuna,e have been
ie9 T.. A. BOTTOM, 90 Ludows.
II Name genuine unless each package j. Peas
A. Division whom he obtained Wholesale and Retail
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

= sabbath school No s. attached Sa to Dr. pS1' GGu NJ
Spice The exercises will consist 81 the singing OF patriotic ny na
9Th ,locues and addresses, adapted TO tho occasion
per oo It objec, withdraw children a ciers from
al ~ ' NJ bc RATIONAL
,nps,e use # .y. Tic public respectfully
ifaen'e A"o 'i iy3 =
nriie1
Gideon. n.id IN the VSty on Monday, July
c re Temperance Societies arc respectfully IN
a IN The Temperance Celebration on that day They will
vo NJ Washington Temperance Hail. oi " hite and
Gea' ~. =, 10 oclock day Is order Of the Com
-s.cn Of Arrangements Jy..- T. r. ''nr-' sec '.
I'M EyrlscS Cheap Dry Goods Store, l22 Grand st
Roadway Crosby New rich style printed Lawns
ios st remarkable prices Ao Hosiery aaI Gloves ~
YER description cheap. jye I'm
.p,,kage Express has been established betw Albany
, and will through ,wolve hours from the Of
coming boat Abanyof trtlre dours adcano of the
,e The term. transportation very moderate Orders
may left for the present the office Of this paper, 20
.e,,i York. with Mr. L L,vekeeper of the Drsvbndgc
Albany. yl
r Prices Rednced-Dagucrrrop Portraits taken III Beau
u STYLE few seconds, at the Of Broadway and Park
p,,,s Entrance Park Place. Price 50.
n Bone Pupils will be taken jyla-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
IMPORTANT
TO PIRLIC SP d X Frs

TVNO Mcssrs. j. PFASE SONDcar S; Your valuable pcra
of lfoehonnd deserves remarks from
Being the habit of addressing frequent large meetings
found health strength ccayng spirits sinking lungs
falling, cng fs In fact had lost all hopes and
fearful Of bursting blood vessel when The
Horehound Candy and the had effected reached
believe took but package when unfayorab symptom
disappeared and general health evidently improved now feel
rcgrnraicd completely that freely empowered pra bette
did years ago, NELin, ia Gold ST. Brooklyn
agent for the BROOKLYN Temperance Sooiet.
AcrSTs-Rushton Apinwal ,roaiwav House
sG Wiamst Tmfson, cor alton aud W S keag
$40 Broadway; Botum of Broadwa Nadswor!h Pro
L. Hays Futon brooklyn; Pierson, RAILWAY " J.;
the respectable druggists and the
throughout the United States.
Merchants the wishing P.ass Caudy by sending
those whom they Gc. this through
on the states general will
tie Manufacturers price, Terms invariably cash
lei! J. PEASE son. u DNisian-ST
/! Pede Conclone do sell P"aee lorelonnd Candy
Confectionery Bove ol H. =. 10 and leo It's prices
suit tllc cXircncc oil the times.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
Sale

6'EEANGESy SiLE.-EAsr NEWYoRk PROPERTY
FOR SALE oi Tia, Wee Chancellor IN Lots, Blocks
obou, IL purchasers The t day
1871 No II Fulton BROOKLYN, the Fulton Ferry
At l2 O'Clock thu direction CYRUS p. SMITH Mister
Chnncery.
property comprises the Ease half Of the cent- of the
PcnSy vana Avenue and Wyckoh Lane
bounded also by the Turnpike asd Railroad aud vi" be >o' without
Terms per the day OF sale I balance before lelst
September newt deeds will be delivered Great Efforts
sell this valuable property parcel compr-
sing the school, Gnry Manufacturers and Mechanics
dwelling houses, work-shnlS, &c. &c
There having for hall tie "rgaa pr
money the Far gcnng bonus OF 5000 pr"c"re@ BY
refusing convey the property a"dne agreement ~ ming
which agrcrmcnl Record the tbrk, Na,' ~ 'ropk!'
But the Vice Chancellor having decided @ the property ,i he
parcels upon the places IA" ihH TIE
Mechanic Manufacturers and ocrs To get >IHe lei" or
block rs wanted CRncery Deeds The order koTcN"r
, given Ia thu 18th Jane and tnc sale take
place on the 7h July Rather puck for these mc> HUI DELAY
Of one week was slicnuols ccc" the par; Of complainant
Mans can be m SATURDAY., the AaccH Rnom No II rglun
street Bookvu 20 EraaiSt H .; :nln> Clock Is
punishment, :. Rowoy. O. n'onsi New York. at the
Post Office, East Ncw-> ORR
NBAIany persons have wanted purchase parts OF this
merry WITHIN the hut effort could under any
sm,,ancc release Tor single LOT though more than ten
times the proportion has been repeatedly offered
Nothing short TIE whole of mortgage or the whe pro-
pcrtv the mProv would cea to Stsiy The parties
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
yAVyIItIL GAKDENs

IiE NATIONS JlBIlEE,se all honorcd and be
Independence On Monday evening July 5h
ISL. In order accommodate the mntiudes which expected
this will he erected tho Garden which the
will take place with the exception Of the Fireworks
Prices Rcduccd-irom time mnemora the OF admission
VaN7 Gardens the Fourth of July has been Fifty Cents hui
combination attraction the of Tickets will
hc only Twenty five Gents
Mad VIRGINIA AURlOI. LA PETITE CERITO, and Mr. WIN
CEI. will appear The entertainments will commence with
Song by sI Wnche Medley by Mr. Oakley
will appear the Caehucha The Piece Of Fireworks
called Flying Pigeon Will be let off, After which, nermsou Of
Promenade and Refreshments during which time
the Brass Band will perform.
and of the best description furnished
By Mr.. b. JONES the Proprietor of tho Gardens.
the Fuge by Mr. Neshcr Double ornppe
Oakley Miss Wray Betty Madagain tinerant Meu
tcant the Emerald Isle which he will sing The Angela
Whisper Faseio gradually the of infant by
Wnche Petite Ccrito will make her First Appearance AZ
place, admired Caco'enne Dance Song my Eye and
Betty Martini By Mr. Winchcll
splendid piece Fireworks. called the Star OF America COM
with Vertical Scxagon Wheel OF Chinese Radiant Japan-
Maltese Fires decorated with Crimson and Green Centres
INITIATING Splendid sun of Chinese Firesexeadng its Ray
Thirty Feet in diameter terminating with Ecu do JOY
IntermiSsior of twenty minutes.
Fart Thrd-Mr Wnchel's Caleb Bundys Folks Down East.
de Dcux by Mad ellie Auriol and Petite Mr. Osy
will appear his Chinese buna Dance
Tomorrow Benefit OF Mr. Oakley. jy5!t
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
Upemocrntic Whi. Committee
Z The Panornmns.-A

r The Panornmas.Anonsal our -aut'fu! Exhibitions,
am- and New Zealand liht
inc in Prncestrset near No Those who ordinarily
engaged opportunity Of gratifying
them,-es will SIGHT of Panorhma We woud
also = Tie attention OF th Interesting exhibition
Open during the dsy and evening.
8'r STEPHENS Travels IN Central America vii be for sale
at the Panorama, through the day Jy5 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-07-05
JOSHUA UNDERHILL.
SUMMER OVEN MANTFACTURER,
No 500 GaAXD-sTREET OPPOSITE Essen MARKET.
ie2J s. H. Ovens Repaired. lm
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

Garments eta Eaegd and Fashionable Kind AZ Il
sariss ofs0 per cent for Cash
TINE Advertiser deems resort 10 the kneed
system Of list of nominal prices prc.unins that tho
length of he has been established together with the extensive
bestowed him. will sufficient voucher for ms
pable Possessing the advantage being connected With
establishment Europe, he confidently he
furnish Clothes which, comparison will he found lower than any
mskng up description of Gcntemen dress
ics2 I'm : PHILLIPS 10 Broalway iacnp President Hotel