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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE

~
Al n meeting of the Democrats of Clarksburg.
at Dllworth's Hotel, on the evening of lie I'm
w. Nj. +. Magraw was called to the char, ar
+. Crichheld appointed Secretary. The object {
meeting having been stated by B. Basel, r., ~
h. Shinn, Esqs., q. Lee, Esq, offered the ;o.o
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
R%rsoired, That we have learned with feelings
liveiiest satisfaction, that the acting President z
u. 5. has refused his sanction to the bill for u
establishment Of National Bank under The tiie
Fiscal Bank of the U. S and tina, the t;anss q
country are due 10 him for the gallant stand vi
has thus made in behalf of the rights Of The stat
the Constitution.
ReSoired, That in this decision Of the acting :
dent, We recognize that adherence 10 principe y
has enabled hun to triumph over the seductton'
lItical associations and the stern acquisitions =
discipline.
Resotred, That we fully appreciate and lnsn'
prove lbe firm and n%nshrinking course OF the =
cratic Members both in the Senate and House Of I
sentatives, during the present session, N nm.
have exhibited 4 virtue and Roman frmncss "oi".
the best days of the Republic.
RcSofred, That We deem the present called se's
Congress, while making an unnecessary ana "
expenditure Of public money, AZ wholly unca.t-..
any just regard TO the situation and Interest," I
country; and as the first Of a great chain Of ~.
designed to rivet and perpetuate the princ'f,, o
mitigated Federalism in the government Of ust'
On motion Of b. Basel, Jr., Esq, IT was
ReSofred, That Saturday the 2cth inst oe :
as a day of general meetingof the Democrats .
rIson county, for the purpose o! demonstrains 1,
ings on the Veto OF the Bank Bill by Pfeseen' i
and that our friends be requested to meet u'a :
burg on said day at : o'clock, r.. NJ. ,y
Res0teed, That the above proceedings b. Pr
~ M. +. MAGRAN, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

H0-PiRTNERSHIP-Tlle subscribers have associated them.
y selves in bssiur.s, under the firm Of WILLIAMS Y WEED.
fnr the purpose oftransacting 4 GENERAL COMMISSION BC-
SlNESS. and nouId he pleased to receive the patronay &c OF the
former friends Of Thomas Williams, Williams & Sweeny, and
Thomas Williams < ca.
The usual advances will he made on consicnments, and their
personal attention given to all business conhdel IL them.
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
AMBLER WEED,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

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ST.. AUGUSTINE, August %, 1871.
Lieutenant Anderson, from Fort King, came upon
an Indian Camp on OF near Lake George, and captured
six s1uaws and three children. He came upon The
Camp at night, under the guidance Of an Indian, pre-
viously captured, who brought his detachment in such
n position as 10 enable The warriors TO escape, leaving
the women and children.
About 90 Indians, tall of Cosa Tustenuggee's band
il is saidJ have gone into Tampa. Col. Worth is said
TO he very sanguine, and the people are much en-
Outraged at the result of his operations so far, and ex.
press the hope that he will not relax the vigor of his
measures.
FROM FLoRID ,.-Despatches have been received at
the War Department from Colonel Worth, command
ing the Army in Flnrida, up 10 the 18th inst. They
furnish gratifying evidence Of the continued activity OF
The troops IN exploring the hiding places Of the enemy
and in promptly pursuing predatory parties among the
settlements--.fat Int.
Major. General Winfield Scott, accompanied bv his
aids, arrived at Albany on Thursday evening. They
were 10 leave for the West next morning.
u. S. TRoors oS THE DISPUTED TERRIToRT.-The
Bangor Wing states that two companies of IT,. S. troops
have been ordered to the disputed territory, 10 relieve
the civil posse maintained there by Maine and Massa-
chusetts. One company is 10 be stationed al the Aroos.
took, and the other at Fish river. This is the first time
the IT,. S. have entered upon The disputed territory
The Government, the Wing says, complied with the re-
quest Of Governor Kent in sending troops there, and the
L. States have now assumed the post Of responsibility,
saving at the same time all the jurisdictional rights OF
Maine.
A RuxAwAy DErEcrEp.-A negro woman named
hlaria Ann, and belonging 10 Mr.. Blair Burwell, fMan
chester near Richmond, was discovered on board the
ship Garonne. Captain Sagory, now lying in Hampton
Roads bound for Cowes, tE.l She was found by the
second mate secreted in the forecastle, and says she was
enticcd on board by the cook. a free man of color. The
cook, together with the slave, have been brought up
and committed 10 the Jail Of this Borough.
Norfolk Beacon, ing, 81.
Private letters from good sources of information in
Washington, hint that the President has signiiied de-
cided opposition 10 the bill creating a new Fiscal Cor
pora'ion.-.N. J. Express.
1spIASA ELEcTIox.-The full returns Of the Tndi-
ana election for Representatives are received. They
show a Democratic majority of :, or "a to 4G. Last
year The Wing majority was "a. Nett Democratic
gain e..
T. U. S. Bank Stock sold in this city yesterday, as
low as ", or lower than al any other period in its his.
tory. The holders seem disposed to get rid Of it at
my price, while, with the present feeling, the buyers
are limited indeed. The notes were also still further
depreciated.-
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Very res oect;uily,
Your obi serv't,
II II ARElER
ISigncd.
Secretary nc War and Navy

F1onihA.-Co! Worth writes that the war will be
closed IN three months. 2O7 Indians were 10 be ship
ped from Tampa for the West on the 9th instant.
Col. Worth had told some of the warriors that unless
their people were in M the 10th he would hang ,hem.
4 scout from Fort King had captured a sub. Chief Of
Tmstenugge's band, by name, Haec Hadjo, who called
himself second in command. He said his Chief was
on an Island in the 81. Johns, and promised to lead
the tronps to him.
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=. +. CRIcurIELD, Seen.
ORANGE CoTSTl

4. ''lSIi A-,r
a numerous meeting of the people Of o''. y
convened at the Orange Hotel on Monday, tas
gust. The meeting having been called 70 !
George Morris was appointed Chairman az"
Cowherd Secretary. The objects of The meg'%
then explained by John willie, who c0nclus.'
fering the following preamble and reso'nV'''s -,
the resolutions had been read, and before VS.
taken upon their adoption, John Il. H"lae,"
PoindeSter, and James l.. Gordon, meH'oe's
bar from the county of Louisa, having been ~,
ly called upon, each addressed the body " 80;
some style. The resolutions were then u'a"'
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
Preamble and Resolutions. -
"The constant tendency o. powers 70 : -.
hands of the many to the few, and TIE u'mu ooy
upon the part Of the people can afford ~
protection TO popular liberty. We es ,ss
fore, the duty Of every people, who un'e ra,t
rights, and would maintain their freedom !" ],
anxiety and suspicion the acts OF ihe,, iu 4.s,a
warn their fellow.citizens whenever tnF! - :, NJ,
exists just cause for alarm. Actnated ny ~ ,bc.e
we would desire to direct your attention ! .,,e
sures which have chiefly occupied the .,..
Congress during its present es'faordlnan .i l..
Thinking, as we do, that Congress was ca.'sa : i
wilhou! a sufficient cause assigned therefor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

UNITED STATES BASK.-ln relation u tie III
named institution, the New York Express has te
lowing remarks: 1.-THE fall of u. $. Bans noes, a'e
the Stock Of the Bank, has had the effect 70 De-.
what little confidence there had previously been y
institution. 1t is now doubted whether the r'oct
worth anything, and even a doubt is cI expressed IS los.
Their the bills will ever be paid in full. 1t IS more +"
probable that the passage Of the Bankrupt Bill h,'s
considerable effect TO impair the value OF tins and ~
stock. Out Of the enormous assets the Bank ~
its possession, il is more than probable that q large 2
ton will be lost by persons avaIling themselves y
law"
~ The Stock Of tho Bank has been sold NJ Ph.'.
phia at s9 per cent. II has risen a degree or ,"o y
York.
u We are compelled TO defer until TUESDAY, a, .
count Of the Tournament at the Warrenton SPfHs'
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Uarr0rk's annual

"The Virginia and North CaIolinam Almanac ~ ,'
Press Of John Warsock, Esq Of this City. Mr v
rock has taken uncommon pains 10 bring ont hs
sent Besides the usual quantity Of siat.'
touching the organization of the State Goyernrt
comprehcndin. our members Of Congress, member,
both branches of the State Legislature, and beside
says, Anecdotes, &c, il embraces the last FcteraiCi
SIS Of Virginia, arranged according 10 IL four s'ca'b
tricts. This information is very useful, and i ~
thrown into the most convenient and portable torn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

49, =, NV Article u the .Hta York Naa'd, -sAs"'' w
'!ra5' hs '"s~'s MONEY MARKET. 9
There EXISTS no manner Of doubt that the prolfct -
,.,,h,;sl,ing a Bank has failed entirely. The late 9,
,ss reyenue bill is doubtful. 1t is conceded on 49,
.,des, that It's passage, at The present Session Is !"t ne.
crssarv. The land bill has been killed 70 a.. d,p p
and purposes, by The Introduction oil .ne a,m." or The
, r"Sr["we 's 0 IhaiI require a higher duty than 20 per PEI
.n, fran, Tho customs. Thi., il is well known VIII
Ss" Immediately " lie required, w'lhon. the land Id fr n"rnoss,
We viii illustrate this BY figures, and, Tor '.,s ps,pose'
viii take The estimates Of Mr.. "ooaon,! "|o 900 Geo
Estimated receipts ior l0a,' $500, GOO
:" n"n $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
The EftO POlrer

.sr,. Federal nrints since the veto of the Fiscal Ag'h. si'4a
~, ~ tmr veto power as an Innovation, and "i me pow
-, - ~ d,n.erous and delicate a weapon 10 be r;irh'tr" :"
~, hi !, stands IN The way of their darling p'tlr't - Z 81
WnneyrI Machine 10 control the Government ana 'o'f",' ~
nir's representatives, IS natural enough, nu' " 49," -, l., II,
~ n, ;,,, aud history. Instances of the eNrrci'" ~ tr w
,an" i. traced back 10 The very infancy d the ''osrrnA'n.
Madisunian Of a recent date states That u vas : ~" ns /" !. i.
by Washington, four lnnes ny s'ao'son' o"e''! N"' -
lines Nv Jarksul-7Lang .7rguS. ..
w" I'm. c.lla..lnn lst Is furnished BY The MldI.ons-
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"IYashinaton, Tuesday, Aug. "a.

"Washington, Tuesday, Aug. -.
"Marshall replied 10 Wise Yesterday; although ne
ran a good heat, as racers would say, 1t was IN NY
ooinion, no 20, compared with that great ccurser WISE,
v,ho in nv opinion, is the first man here, or sewhcre.
| candidIy confess that | never heard such an orat", as
Wise; he is literally the mountain torrent, o'e'""e'"'
ing every thing in his course. Pfoiiit threw q gre
made into the Wing camp yesterday, when i.frahy
used them up. IL was as fine Il speech OF the Rliid as
ever heard | hope it viii be extensively circulated
shall send on a copy as soon rs | can procure u.
Your resolutions are received and Will be present
I'd to day. IL practicable. The " Fiscal Corporation
was introduced 10 the notice OF the Hnuse on 'iGay'
and gal!oped through on ycsterd ~, Monday.-Th's'
say Tyler will sign tive say, II he does, he IS dead
morally and politically. We hlvs' no idea he viii sign
Bu. "ul admirari' has long been my motto
a repeat, | know not when these Wings viii letus
depart; all is yet uncertain Pete s6uTS Shtesmd"'
TExAs.-The SavannaL arrived on Saturday with
Galveston pnpers 10 the 18th. They are nearly hi!et
with electioneering articles. There had been no iue
Their int from the Santa Fe expedition
Mrssrs. Kinney and Aubrey, who had been arrested
and carried 10 Austin, charged with having procure
The capture of Captain Dewitt by the Rlexicahs, aie'
being examined, were h~onorab!y acquitted. Inc maine
is now laid entirely to the account of the Hiexicans
and the following order for rep!isais, LOOKS something
like commencing Il war.-.N. q. Ice.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Austin. July ii, loll.
To Nessrs. Roman, Price, Mcdonald, Cunningham
O'Riely and Ncwcombe.
Cent ,men: Your COMMUNICATION by express ia
been this moment received. | regret that the Pres'
dent. in the discharge of his public duties, has bee
called 10 Galveston, and cannot, therefore, sake IN
prompt action necessary 10 the emergency that ma
arisen. The Cabinet have, however, been asseniolee
and unanimously agree that no time should De i'st !
epelling these invaders Of our soil and violators OF tn
rights Of our citizens. We, therefore, authorize you !
assemble such force as you can command Tor the eS
rnlsiom Of the enemy, regarding the war as fairly open
ed lv this late outrage b. the Mexican forces; vo!nf
tee1s to any number necessary Tor the accomplishment
of this object, we authorize you to call out. You WI
of course use due discretion i'll Distinguishing betwee
traders and soldiers of the enc my, taking care no"
ever 10 possess yourselves Of aders and their eiieci
rs indemnity for the loss of our citizens, and treat SO
dlets as thc rules, Of WAL. direct. "
Very res, oett;uily,
W. ~, ,a.u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

3,7S3,302
SI4,2e3,3O2
I9,000,000

Deficit f''io'o'.
The revenue bill brings up the tariff to Tue utmost
limit Of tle compromise act, hence II IS c'eai We iaAs
h;lI c,nnot 20 into operation. The famous extra session
has totally failed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
S23,3G0,up0
l9,250,0Go
Total receipts,
E5penditures estimated,
S4,05U,OGC

81 ,O5U,UUU
The expenditures were thus esl'm "a da IN = ~ Of The de-.
c e.,'gsn,. '"a ON the The contrary they have been increased
p pnd Iis expenses $ will be near SO, 600 ,oc": By By the, 'ss op be-
1n,ion of The compromise tariff, there will IN lo4a' ue
a reduction of s. ,ooo,o 900. This would give ah Iry%"b be
Iaom i, the same ss in 1893, Of slI ,O0O, 900. The opc'
ration of the revenue bill will increase the customs as
follows: ~
20 per cent on a' a'"0'' s3,e3O,3IG
IN lo4i' 10 :, wines imported 1851
Increase % : p' 'e. !" q other articles 3G7, 224
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

MIR. EvERErr.-The National lntell,gencer has, for
two days in succession, devoted its editorial columns
to ~enl'ghten the Senate in regard to its duty touching
The nomination of MIR. Everett, which, il would seem
from the officials notices, meets with some obstacles in
passing through the Senate. We do not feel il proper
in any way to interfere in a matter affecting the interest
or character ofan individual undergoing the ordeal of
the Senate in the performance of its Executive func-
tions.
But when it shall have acted upon the subject of
the ln,elligencer's articles, it may become our duty to
lay the whole case before the public. We must, how
ever, at once brand the shameless assertion contained
in this mornings lntelligencer, tina, at is By .aboii.
tionists in The ranks efMe Opposition that the nomina-
lion IF Mr.. Eeeren eN be defeated, If IL DC defeated ut
all" 1t is utterly false tina; there s'are Abolitionists in
the ranks of the Opposition in the Senate. If there
were one, so far from MIR. Everett's nomination being
defeaie at all by his vote, there is no doubt he would
obtain it.-Giobe
The National Intell;gencer of Saturday announces
that the loan of one million Of dollars, being part of the
loan of II, 600, 900 dollars lately authorized By Govern
ment, has been taken At the rate Of Eve and a half per
cent. premium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

Total increase Of duties, S"''9'''0-
These are from the report Of the Department.
The finances would then stand thus:
Receipts from customs estimated S'',ooo'ooo
Decrease under compromise act, o,,uOu'onu ! ,oo
g land bill, 3,3Oo,uuo So''"'''o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Cave Johnson of Tennessee asked permission Of
the House 10 introduce the following resolution:
Resoired by the Senate ard House Of Representatives
Of The United States of america, in Congress assembled,
e dnss IT.; the .%e m0s ssss;o on On w0 nondsx w' the 'e Sb dav 'e Of
September, 1871.
Mr.. Fillmore of New York objected to il.
Mi. Adams Of Mass. said there was q Mcleod resolu.
ton upon the Speakers table first in order. He de-
sired to have that resolution taken up, but. if that was
laid over, he had several resolutions on the table, offer
ed three years since, which under the rules were laid
over for a day, but which were never reached BY the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
n. Y. MARKET. May 8.

DOMESTIC GoopsThc season is late and there is
more dong. Some descriptions are quito active
Prices are fully sustained.
FLorR-Our stock of Flour is much nearer exhaust.
ed than usual The first shipments by tho canal are
now here, and in few days the arrivals will he large
The demand is confined to immediate wants The
price has rather yielded and sales at 49i for common
brands Western; Howard street and Georgetown
4,S7; PHILADELPHIA AIS; Richmond City, 6,37 l-2
Rye Flour, 2,75 2S7 10; do in hhds, l3,50u IA.
by the canal, md prices have downward tendency
Sales at 10 10 Lac for Prime, and II rs ~ Ia fol
Mess; Beet, Mess Ia -; Prime l-2 Ia
Woot-Since our lnst, sales have been made of I
lbs. black Smyrna at 10 cts. months "a bale,
Buenos Ayres washed 50 bales Mazagnn, and lC(
alcs Sou American sheep skin in the wool, on orm
not trnnspired. - Erprcss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

RHopE lsLASn.-The Legislature of Rhode Island
met at Newport on "Wednesday last, and the Govern
mcn was organized under the recent election. The
Hon. Henry Y. Cranston was nominated for rc-clcc,
ton az Speaker, but declined the honor and Charles
Jack on, Esq, Of Providence, was chosen The votes
were counted, AMI Gov. King, Lieut.. Gov. Dimon
and the whole Wing ticket decla ed elected
Gov, King was absent, in consequence Of the death
of his wife. 1t is not customary in Rhode Island fol
auguraton, on the opening of the session.
On Thursday, the Committee appointed to count
the votes for members of Congress, made the follow
ing report which was accepted. That the whole
choice 1903; that Robert B. Cranston received 25l6
Joseph l.. Tillinehas, 24S6, and that they elect
ed. The Judges Of the Supreme Court, the Judges o
the Court Of Common Pleas for Bristol county, thu
Clerk, and the Sheriff, were reelected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
Burlington, May Is, 1871.
THIRD EDlTlON..s MAY, Al.
Towards q. Trip to New York this sprins

A N extraordinary and heretofore unknown diff
"a Guilty encountered. Never never, never was such
state of affairs known. Every thing stcamlng, sal.
ling, pitching, tumblne, running down in price md
where will terminate will be generally better known
than now change however may be expected when
prices will advance As ,s the above present difficult
~ 10 fur ms it regards Goods, Wares & Merchandise
great variety and qnantityhas recently fallen into the
cheap Cash Sorc,and many of the articles on average
cost less than nothing at ol at all enemost there
fore to know how great profit such goods will bear
is puzzle Of only 10 years experience in trade
BIZ, in thinking and thinking quickly the Peoples $500
Faculty Taxed Agent had scntation pass of from
the mind whizzing MS it went Locomotivelke quick,
quick, quick, cheap cheap, cheap, and from the den
fixed the prices OF all articles that much less than
nothing nj y pei cent, nearly something per cent,
and when really cost any thing at such prices as may
be mutually agreed upon at the time of SALE and as i
is expected the best bargains will be the first cnquired
for the articles will be in perfect readiness on payment
for the same at HOWARDS.
p. S.-Evcry description of all the kinds of Goods
required by any Family parts thereof for personal
establishment or household use mny be had at this
most extensive establishment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
New and Fashionable
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

MIR. DENNIS would inform his riends and
wi the public generally, that he has taken the well
known stand in Churchstreet, recently occupied by
Edward F.. Evans, Draper and Tailor at which
place will be kept constantly hand and for sale,
general assortment of French, English and American
Broadcohs, Cassimcres, and Vesngs, suited for diff
feren, seasons. Also--Fashonabe Trimmings of all
Cash as low as can elsewhere be obtained.
The Cutting Department will be supcrinended by
Mr.. Evans for the time being Nopans will be spared
ON his part to employ the best of workmen, and &c
make this one Of the best establishments Of the kind
in the state. ANY gentleman who may favor hin
with any order may rely upon having it executed a
the time appointed and in the very best possible man
ner. An addition will be made to the above stock n
soon as the opening Of Navigation will permit. II
hopes by diligence and attention to merit share O
the public patronage 3w44
Burlington, April 8, lS4l.
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NOTICE.. doom il my duty TO inform the pub
~ lie that have invested a salve, perfectly nno-
cent from three simple vegetables, that entirely so-
percedes spanish fy Plaster, which gives entire re-
lief in all lnfama'ory affections ofihe human body in
II TO 43 hours, and needs bu application. It's &c
lion s by absorption and evaporation, il dissolves a
corn from the fee, entirely and without pain, counter
acts fire in bum scald in Is minutes after ii. ap
dressed sheep skin, forinamaion u the liver or lung.
aud il extracts all excitement from those orgohs.--
Warranted 10 give reliefas recommended.
A, MARI
Sole proprietor, ils Droorne street, New York.
The trade supplied al the Prorrie'or's prices by
Burlington, Dec. 1910. J. q J. IL, PEN q Co.