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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
.Aboliiion- Cor. Ruth.rloord-

Governor Rutherford, a true disciple of the de.
thIoned Old Richmond Junto, has raised again tho
old cuckoo song about Abolition, which has been
rung IN the ears oflhe Commonwealth by the En-.
quIrer and its associate Presdenl-makers, until
every man who has n nervous system at all, is neu
rasic at the very sound Of the word. II is in vain
that time has demonstrated tho utter barmlessness
Of this handful ofianatcs-that philosophy and eI.
penence prove, that the way to make them consid-
cradle IS to assli and regard them as being so-that
the samo unornng monitors teach that the true yay
to put them down is to Iaug at, contomn and des.
spise them. The lessons Of history and the lights
Of experience and common sense are equally thrown
away upon those who are resolved not 10 Ieorn. mr.
learning, resolved still TO pursue their objects
and die the same. The events Of the ye,r bnvo
proved that the Aholionists are absurJlv few in
numbers, compared to the consequence which the
Richmond Junlo would assign them, for their sinis
ter party ends-that their fanlticism is Jyina AWAY
and their capacity Of maintaining a separate party
existence, none al all Yet il is in the face Of evi.
dcneo 90 full and satisfactory, that the Sage NJ the
head Of our Executive, chooses 70 regard them Al.
more terrible than ever, and "Commander.in-C Inlet
lnsho is) of the Army and Navy" Of virginia. n
brighten our old women and children with burbear,
and hobgoJlnsl n he is himself really alarmed
VIC should not Tor choose to 20 10 battle under
Chief Of such scnsi5iIity-if he is not alarmed. a.
we'll wo know he is not, wo hold il utterly nderen-
sibIo to endnngor the Union, and ultimately 10 in
cur the hszid Of tho most awful consequences, by
strengthening through temporary party policy, tho
deadly foes Of our country and institutions.
Such IS the inevitable effect Of tho wominish
tremors, which the South exhibits through the 20
IIticsns who thereby insult her manhood nnd be
tray her interests. Every such indication is fou
libel on Vrrginn and her sons, and direo, encour
szement 10 foes who tre by these means taught Il
calculate upon our fears--Treot them with silen
contempt, or, Il they must DO noticed At al, amir
hiats them with that vehement seom which
really dwslls in every mans breast for them and
their Vaccinations. But TO regard them in public
debates aud messages 80 droadiuly terrib'e-tt
romblo and grow pale before lhem-to attach &,
them that public consequence, which is annually
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

rizsd to employ some suitable person to sweep the
| Capitol and make ktes.
On motion Of Nc kMcHELo,
Rsselrsd, That the committee on Lunatic Hospi
tails be instructed TO inquire into the exped iency OF
enlnrging the Lunatic Hospitals at WILLIAMSBURG
and Staun,on, or to construct an additional one nj
some suitable place West OF the Allegheny Noun
| tainS.
| MIR KiScHELo supported the resolution in a few
earnest remarks Addressed to the humanity OF the
| House.
On MIR Tolei's motion,
Resolved, That the Committee on Banks be in.
sIructed to irqulre into the eSpedency OF extending
the time now designated by law, autkorising the
! Banks OF this Commonwealth to issue notes Of a
less denomination than S5-passed February iOth,
lsiI.
On motion Of MIR Taylor Of NIB
ReSoired, That the Committee on Trade and Me
ehaEic Arts be instructed inquire into the L pedi.
ency of afotding to Mechanics and others. emnloy-
ed in the building of houses, lien opon The same
for any amount due for materials and labor txpend.
| ed in the construction thereof.
On MIR Ligon's motion,
ReSOlred, that the Committee Of Courts he in
structed to inquire into the eSpedency of enemp,inR
the county Of Nelson from the operation OF the law
prov Ing rewards for the scalps Of red foxes.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented
BY MIR MARTIN OF Tyler, OF citizens OF TYLER
praying 70, vote be taken on the proPriety Of
removing the county seat of Tyler;
BY MIR Smith of NJ. and j.. Tor a ferry across the
Ohio river from the lands Of John Brown;
BY Mr. Jackson, Of the Ashbury Academy;
BY MIR Morgan, OF citizens OF Monongalia md
Harrison, for the formation OF a new county out of
parts of said counties;
BY MIR BArLi, Of Joseph Sesar, to be relieved
from me penalties of tho law to suppress duellinc;
By MIR BALDWIN, for precinct elections in
Augusta County;
by Mr. WIseFIELp, OF sunjry citizens Of Bed.
ford, for the creation Of another rife company in
10th regiment;
BY MIR HoLLo~Ar, of citizens of Monroe, to add
portion Of that county TO Allegheny
On motion of Mr. CRurcHrIELp, the use of Tho
HAL was granted TO the Education Convention.
The House adjourned, to meet tomorrow ut I
o'clock.
Petitions presented on Tuesday, by Mr. ToLER,
lOmItted feSterdayl-Of hume. Gus citizens OF
Lynchburg, praying for the construction, on State
account, OF McAdamizsd Roid from the Tennrs-
sec line TO some point on James River
or Sarah III. Robinson, praying for n divorc.
from her husband, y. Robinson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
EDrCATInN MkETING-

A. a meeting Of the citizens Of WILLIAMSBURG,
held a. the Court n ouse, on the afternoon Of Mon.
day, tho G'h day OF December, 1871, for tho pur.
pose Of appointing delegates to the Education Con.
venuon 20 be held IN Richmond, on the 9Th inst1nt,
Col. Robert McCandIis1 was called 70 the Chair,
and John Mann appointed Secretary.
The object nj the meeting was then explained by
Mr. Morciu Bowers, and tho following gentlemen
were appointed delegates.
The President and Professors Of Within Il
Mary College Judge John y Christian, Christie
phor - Pryor, Edwin Shield, A q southaH. Geo
w Southa., Thomas q Pcochy, John NJ Mauprn
Robert II Aumisteaj, John Jones' WIN Peaehy
VIM Il Douglas, and Morcau Bowers.
And on motion, the Chairman Of the meeting wei
/ added TO the delegation.
On motion, % wos RssolUsd, Thai these proceed
ings be signed by the Chairman and Seeretlry. and
| published IN the Richmond Wing and Enquiger.
RO. McCA0DLlsH, Chin.
JOHN mann Soc'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

BY table in the American Almanac showing
the revenue and expenses Of each State, We per
eeve that Ohio and North Carolina are in their
State expenses proper excluding those occasioned
bY their public works, the most economical Of any
Of the Staies-Tho expenses Of Ohio IN propor-
ton 10 her population, arc q fraction over IL cents
per 1nnum for each soul, which is very small. On
consequence Of this economy the State has been en-
ab.ed TO lay without the slightest hesitation, n do.
rect tax 10 h.I up the vncuum IN the revenue from
tolls on the public works to meet and psy the in.
tercst on her Publc Debt The whole tax for ex-
perses proper and the public works do not amount
10 more than three ff,bs the tax per head Of Mas
slcbusotts and South Carolina, whose azi5 consiI.
cred very moderate; nor more than the rate OF
expenses proper per head IN Kentucky.
Ball.. liner Dee l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

THF ONLY MAN KNOWN TO LoED0E.-Ihousands
and tens of thousands OF individuals are known
IN London but IL is curious enough that there IS
only one man now IN existence known 70 London,
10 the city, the West End, MaryIe bone, Southwark
every point in snort, OF the metropO.it1u.cOm-
pass. Much Of this nOtoncty the illusiuous lndi.
yjuaI in question owes 10 his glory, and much al
so 10 his nose; nor would he, perhaps, with oil his
victories h ave ever been enabled % achieve this
rignnI conquest over the indifference Of universal
london II his features we're not M some sort the
heralds Of his fine. When this distinguished per-
son appears out of doors, there is general cOmmo.
tom We dressed people forgetting their business or
pleasure, run after him ike little boys uoitNng Of
The heels Of Snowman. CHATS of" IS the word
yvbsreyer he makes his way carriages stop without
orders, that ladies, cOachmin, and John may have
a stare: "Thore he goes" you'll hear the people
ery but nobody asks who goes there, Tor 10 every
b5dy he is as well known as the mOnumtnL When
a, zoe, down 10 the House crowds assemble 10
await his coming, and crow IDS await patiently TO sec
him coming away. How he looks is the genera
tonic Of discourse, and he is the only person in
London or the world who, for twenty-five years
has occupied the same large portion OF the public
Owe vtbout f,ticuing the sizht or CH.aping she me
,5orv-vitbout diminution or decay Of respect %
universal as extraordinary. Need We sad tna
there must be moro than popularity m ihiH Whci
ae said that the iiustfiOus person m question is al
cell known as the monument, we forgot Tor lh'
tl,nnopt that he Is a monument himseif-a ilylnl
moving trophy Of the might and majesty OF Eng
1nI-oT her bravery and glory. We DO not haIn
him. 20 name him were TO dclfhcI from lnnt
fo,e that accompanies his footsteps; ci " be cnOug
,b,t ,vcrv ono knows and no one can misiak
him. lie ls the single solitary exception 20 tne 10.
yo have laid down, that no lIVing man ~ arg
snougb 10 I'll the universal eye Of so vusta Oouy .
Lordon.- BiaektB00fS Mdgftne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF v1no1N1A
SENATE.

SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9, 1silA
The Speaker announced the following as IN,
Standing Committees Of the Senate for The present
session.
Committee Of Privileges and Elsctions-Msssr
Cooke, Conrad, Thornton, Thompson, Hunton
Piper, and Newman.
or General Laws-Mossrs Lyons, Atkinson
Faulkner, Tod, Bou'din, Preston, and WooIfok.
or Courts Of JIstice-Messrs Peytob, Bouldin
Conrad, Thompson, and Preston.
or Internal mprovemenis-Messrs A nderson
Cooke, Scott, Thompson, McIIhlney, Bondurant
Baptist, McMuI'eo, and Wiley.
fCluIms-Mossrs. Garter, Hunion, Piper, New
man, Gusts, Voolfolk and Mel haney.t
To examine Troasuror's Accounts-Nessrs
Hunton, Thornton, Tunstall, Scott, Woodhouse
Campbell and Sbinn.
To examine the Penitentary--M essE. MoHs,t
Gusts, Newman, Piper, Tunstal, Wiley an,
WOOdhouse.
ToeHamine tho Amory-Messrs Carson, Wood
house, Carter, Foutaine, Campbell, SlofTeu an,
Shnn.
| To examine Librnry-Messrs Fontaino, Faulkner
Baptist, TunsiaIl, McIlhaney, Tod and Peylon
On motion Of Mr. Bondurant,
| The Senate adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NfT.......-. r. a.

WEDEEsDAT, Dec. 3, tS4i.
Mr. CRUrcHTfELD submitted the following reso
luton, which was unanimously adopted
Rt'9iUsd, That Select Committee Of 10 DO np-
pointed, who shall take into consideration the sub.
Isct Of re.apporlIonment Of the representation o
he counties, cities, towns and borougbs bf this Com
mOnweath in both of the legislative bodies, IN pur.
suance Of the 4h section Of the 81 aFicIe Of The
amended Constitution.
tfhs Speaker stated that the Committee would
be announced 10 morroW)
On motion Of Mr. KiNcHELo,
Res0lUed, That the committee Of RQnds DO in
structed to inquire into tho oxpediency Of making
an appropriation for the purpose Of Gaping, with
stone, certain portions Of tho Northwestern Turn.
pike Road.
On Mr. McRAEs motion,
Resolved, That the Sergeant a, Arms be auIhs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
6INSt1- no mn STEVENSON.

lip The Committee appointed for the purpose
b.yine received from Mr. Stevenson h's oece %
lSS-'s ~. dinner Give notice that the Dinner vii
lie oIoeo on Saturday next, at the Exchange TO-
i,'otIsmen OF Tho City end County, without ois
,oeiioo of party, members Of ne Legislature eho
others disposed 70 subscribe, VIII be.ss az ~ IN
Committee, Mcsrs w Pope - i'ueniS Ia
f5lis and Z Palmer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

The N. y. papers contain cock and bull story
Of fight down East, somewhere on the Aroostook,
between the Maine militia and the British. All
CANNON, we take IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

oons by our messages and legislaton,-is ON exh,-
oiuon OF supreme ioly, and casting a siigu.ai upon
me Character Of Virginia.
Were they twenty times stronger than they
arc, what Of ~ Arc we afraid Of being subdued
ana Plundered by thtml Or, if such were the
'"nser, are we likely to repel it by whining and
complaining, still less by the old Richmond Junto
oeroi "Resolving," which having long since
ceased 70 command the respect Of assembled Olym-
puS' has now become the merriment Of all. We
cannot say We expected much Of MIR Rutherford
Out we could not have imagined thu, even hi, ala.
wish devotion to that exploded clique which. to tho
disgrace OF Virginia, was so long suffered TO bs.
stride aud ride her, would have carried him ,h,
length Of compiling State Message from the can.
die ends and the cheese bearings of tho Enooi,e,-
-
N-JNli may excite some surprise with Mr. Ctuteb
heId's constituents that his name does not oppcar
IN any Of the Standing Commiliees-whcrc hereto.
lore he has been so prominent aud useful a mem :
Der. We learn that he was excused at his own so
iicitatiOn, IN consequence Of his llmeness-but Ia
IS not the man to he idle, aud on tho floor no vi
take the same deep interest," in all that concerns his
constituents and the State, which he has ever taken
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

Ma. JAMES FEESINoRE CooPER seems 10 have
no idea Of allowing his name and fame 10 rust for
want Of use. In letter published in the Post OF
last evening, he ann runCes his intention Of writing
q verabe history Of all his libel trials, with tI,e
various mates thereun'o uppertnining Col. Webb
he says, he intends to have tried gain in the Spring
and the History" will not appear until this and
a few other cases now on the docket are disposed
Of. "Mr Cooper" asserts soiemnIy that he Is not
and never was "Mr Bingham" and thot at the
late trial Of Col. Webb, "hc was prepared with di
rect and unanswerable testimony 20 disprove the
identity" lie adds-"porhaps there is not case
IN the annals Of literature IN which one OF these ina.
gnnry resemOanCes has been supposed TO exist tina,
Is susceptible Of being so trumphnnly disprovcd
az this between myself and Edward Ehnghamn
He has RETAINED heretofore, he says, from taking
any action in the premises for iwo reasons: "Onc
IS the most passive feeling Of the human mind con
tempt for the asses who could believe IT, The other
wes respect for justice, whose decisions did not
wish 10 influence ra.judicliIy."
lie announces his intention, however, cf taking
an early occasion 20 ask a column Or two in one Of
the large wecEles, and dispose Of this resemblance
IN way that he thinks will leave ii no believers
The asses" may therefore expect to catch IT, "er.
l'a ud.caliy"-ErprssS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ The Packet fehr LAGRANGE, Capt Crowen,
~ now loading aud having part 81 her Cargo cnGsa
- ed, will have despatch For Geirht or passage ,
apply on board. 81 Lestsfs Wharf 10
JAMES FISHER a son, or
dey WIN ROWLETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

ID.P. s.-Tho civ paper, will Please copy.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
j. C. CANDLE, I'D, Dentist,
nR NV NV NDR Il

IMPORTANT Hin rs ON THE MANAGEMENT or TEETH
though the hardest animal substance y1esd soole
1t boast Of the skiai pes
fb, disease Of the Teeth are ordinarily subject courol
their psrraaHenee. The Teeth, composed sabIsn
y OF lime are of easily decOmpc,ed ~ acids aud oxygen
of acids, are led 70 ~" a u INC P
Isl Keep as. GU. OF the mouth and thing out of the
mach tina; generates aeis. there and your ~ ANU e "
comparatively safe
Keep evsry OF The mouth max a'sas's ~n'
three -
M oxygen being OF acids renders the secretion the
mo.th douby scrd an the destruction Of the eea
ID The 1ydes thus produced pOOn and hence the general
3D. Gvanic acon produced and BY this: both the n[ye ins
These hinss, II duly regarded "iH cA 10 INC
IT; No acids viii cleansing the Teeth All 'o0k
powder. aid moderate alksii al,
81 All operators the Teeth who use nnera pa - "a,
metals ali composed of metals having strong ann, ~
oxygen should be .hsnEed Their boosted remedies " "
disease they promise 10 cure - . =, o., p,,.
I'd Al combinations OF metals such Tn told Sler' aus,
&C. should be carefully avoided The puFs't nie'as uAe
far xyr-u and -svnic action ~hen put
IL the same Fine Cole Is the only metal that shoue
find the human mouth ami 10 tbs oohe'as'o" every
scientific Dentist inevitably come 81,
No Dentist can consistently oppose the Of smaiga OF
mercury aud silver he hHcln the h'eIt as Is a. present
mo. the Unionof using sma G!
Gold. Silver. Gopher and Liac under me name oi ~ -
Fns God Gold alsEe for DeHa! operations n'' soon
become ayOGl
And now viii only conclusion for the Information OF All
n wish to avoid of compound me as ~ ire
mouth t they can with Teeth set to hue oid Plates
uEuxcd unauthorized by calling At my Room NO -
vav only place with the exception oil
Albany ami rroy0 where Teeth are set 10 P.' toI
Introducing into the mouth an siaasaih Oh a. ''A 'o" ' "
differing materially their affinity for oxygen
Que who entire or nearly entire 'c OF
inserted the atmosphere pressure or sueuon
method putting Teeth differing IN '"e essential points
from the usually adopted feel confident III 'syns stands
ncmen Of the proessio well reSurne professional
services are invited call aud examine nv method oil setting
Teeth. without the Use of solder or any otRer oA c
yprE
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
OK THE Loss OF sIGHT

Aready ere ~ ~ nig, are closing er these eyes,
ne the worth OF those frail things We prize,
,,,ts1, go 6. world their vain asornnents lend.
NJ N 'a siii .g sight a~.e .ado~y form, offend
E,ernal objects 4 dared once desPise,
Forget or lightly think Of now arise.
And ro,nd me still in magnitude extend.
Thus. as in feeble light the diamond ray
CLEANS out and brighter doth itself reveal
Than when exposed 10 the broad glare OF day
So doth my feeble sight teach me TO fee.
c,,aeraal things. and the dark shade display
The brighter glories Of the emPyreal
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
MONlN OF l3VEHWOKT.-E,

periene amply confirmed utility of this PREPARATION o
all affection of the Lungs, &c
unparalleled with which this justly celebrated mcdl
cine ignorant rrctenders TO ampt t.
pain oil counterfeit tae public; which, outward ap
pcaranoc ;semDed original easily deceive The w
vary escape miserable mposon remember the GEN
bears Signature proprietor aud inventor JAMES D. NOW
Ill in f on outside wrapper The Counterfeit signed
also Joseph made and sold at the proprietor form
cr store. corner Madison and Catherine ss
Recnber genuine Is NOT SOLD at the corner Madison a
til. t.e4u,-o ra.y ~ ad c: .SS =. NoW!lL, So pr9Frie
tor at Wao>s Apothecsries Hall Sc caihorn'-sti Me'a
co McKe.on Co. l45 Matenlane General Agents for the
United States. o
Retail Adamson oT, BoFfy and 6l9 Broadway
Rsbton a Ipiuwall William St. D. Cogre,ha Pearl and
Ro,e W WATSON IS Catherine st. CoddngOa, 27 Hudson
st. j. Wicr. 2Ioi and g. ossnacq 80 Chatham ST. j. nhsu
Broal.av Ragrove and W p Blacrove Brooklyn. au6 In
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
,nrourANr AID rsNVlL ENrExrR.sE.

l by BtSSFORD-THE CLIN4N.-Fhi the oalHe selected
the just completed III elegant and CONVENIENT style
No 49, extending through 10 MA IN which AZ
tended to sAp M great emporium
with breas aud uPper tue most aoaae manner
reasonable prices The whole cstain al be nnier me
proprietor Hollis Hotel tesien" procure the rc''i deli
the choicest liquors and superior COOK
and waters spacious Az airy Individuals 'o
parties may enjoy comfort Of hairy ample room besides an OPP
portcn Of perung Isay all the published iLs Uni
ted S,ate, AID MAN. A thousands are IN the
habit of obtang meals houses 'ey not be 50
lced to el hn.en win single call ai easp Tor he
purpose theess vhaher Of ro ne Ciaia de-
--rnt-. ral
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
From tho Nsv Monthly foT August
Souuets from The italian Of .Dildeaja
~ ,>,,rr~r, upny-rDFNCF

A. fond mother Ger her children bends
In melting love and clasps one 70 her breast
One on her feet, one on heT knee she 'eHds' -.
Whils, to anothers brow her hPs arr ., r3..aaJ.
And mid their sports and nafinufs sun 4'''''
wh;.9ers 10 one--to one glance she senas, "A
And smiles or shides, in ell her love c0n'e''
50 watches over Us the sovereign Po"er
30 OF providence TN. comforts that supplies
Hea,. Ill, and doth all His nsTG i., sao"s
And If some grace or favor be ae.'' - ,.opr
lis bur 10 teach TIE SOU ne' ~
or by denial gracious!y replies
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
TENDER CHINS.

NY GENTLEMAN may h, instantly relieved from all pain d-
"A ag the by applying his razor to the ME-
TAILIC7 TABLET RAZOR STKOP, invented by o. Saunders
upersede necessity OF hone and by which The mos un
skih 81, xxs produce smooth edge the razor
could bv any possibility The experienced hsAd
II is the ONLY which the OF has yet aeved
for giving 10 every opportunity ung his razor to his chm
with the certainty mend to sun his own hand
which any aesop viii shown by bringing dull razor aud yiEg
the tablet Deinre purchasing.
Retail price 81 and 81
This strap has been the last % during
which time II, of It's great unity
from some scientific gentlemen the country the deci
cry t, article above h others well endorsed 10y tue
different MISUNDERSTANDING never aIed rece-
ing the premium when exhibited Tor competition
e 49, c. SAUNDERS lG3 Broadway
choice selection of Perf.ry Cutlery belong
o the Toilette aul3 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
DRESVsNG sNK-The subscriber, who

DRENTENe: sNEI-The subscriber who - practicd frn-
ter having Than twenty been engaged III nv MN
ufcuge OF Printing Ink which time ha- been a,ed rAep
srey many OF the mrge,i prgln; ssth"'h.eA IN 'e O
state and gwen fIc respectfully sOlc conin-
uancc patronage his raphlca brethren Having lately
built enlarged mauuscory on front-'ree between
Montgomery and East River he enabled sap
py may him With their CUSTOM with As good lux H.
UI;:d States of interchangeable color ana on
The lax well calculated To work on the eopo-
,itnn and all desc of presses now III use
oder, the subscribers residence 10 rsesree' or
left AT the manaActory viii Punctiaiy Attended 90
Ne.-Yort, July ~, lsil. lIya0 2m) GEO. MA ItiEh.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
ETH ANTI-EXTORTlON !!

y fnICTlON AND IHPKUN kMF-NI IN UF.' II e IT
IL sos. erou Of ayon- the exorbaut charges of Deatsis
m 6na avaEiageous call v SHERWOOD Surgeon pen
t>. l43 CRAM street near Centre Market
R,aou> ani aching lnianby cured without pain and
rendered many years ncouphe M"era! Teeth IN
serted on the systems from 81 to - Filling and cleaning
IN proportion Whole atmospheric principle
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTIONS

STATE OF NEwYoRE SecrttGry's OFce, June IL, teil
prsan 10 the directions annexed resolutions of the Senate
and Assembly ard conformity with ,h provisions OF the Cos't
non the Gea amendments the Consultation havins
been 10 nv uoris ID tie bsr- sec'ed 10 each OF The
80 Houses are hereby published the information % - toys
of ,ba .,l Sta,e JOHN C. SPENCER, Secretary State.