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New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

II The LnborinG IEnn should study economy
IN all hi, expenditure and never suffer himself 10 oe m
duccd TO purchase ~ ihiag bu, ihs w. ch IS really val
liable How ma i'll spend their al i-r worth
Jess incidence following the isns ItWi ofempyric~ pu
when few sh'llinrS ~oud have purchased " saie and
certain remedy Experience nst puts them rirnt and
brings relief un'ss, they hsve tuled FAR With their
lives q. 10 pat recovery beyond the power Of meiion"
D. Stcrmou loo Nassau prepares medicines for
various Diseases the 70 of Lozengos, many OF which
have attained srca celebrity. tie experienced ply
scian aud akes money from his customers With
out an equivalent aud If he cannot help them, he tcs
thrp, 80 n, once He has Worm Lozeurcs fer Worms
others for Coughs, Colds Whoopnc Cousa ASTHMA
Consump,ion Headache. Heartburn Dyspepsia Fever
aro Ague and Eosi other diseases III OF hich really
ard truly what they represented 70 oeths NoSt vat
-, ,cd,cncs that have ever hoe offered the puhlis
The experence of several OF rieod, ulS convinced
w of the fact or We would not have peuned this article
II Huc,swhent Cakes every day a' PATTIN-
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Second Roard.

80 shs. l. Islan+ 10 "a 80 shs II ,rleIn. b3l ~
50 30 do--...b3 81: % d1 do--.......sS l6
10 DO Del.& gud nv lO5: 30 do do..-........ lo
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

II Huckwhent Cakes every day n PATTIN
SONS. corner of Nassau and Ann-stree's, o. i"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

II The PnciIc; ship s;co. G::.hinStOI;
viii sail day. Thursday, at - o'ro s i4-,e gers
W lie taken board by steamer i!ercui froA loot of
Maiden Ltn,, thaJ hour. lie r Bass viii cio-c a. the
Merchants EAchsnae Sud I-iss Ne" Room Al n"i past
II OF IL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

PIsRAFL PosT, 93 Bowery, has Just issued
10. l8 of the Waverley Novels, containing RED
s,usr1Er; also, No. l8 of Thiers's French Revo-
larOn. He has also just published the October
,pnber of the American Magazine, containing
,bree illustrations, and good amount of literary
and scientific matter.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07
~, gtl,Vag, Cvtk;Ey.

STORE l69 eSo DIV ,Y-NEw-Y YoRK oNc RooN
TUESDAY, WEDNE- DAY AND THURSDAY,
Oct l>,h. l3th aud lith
BooKs.-An extensive and valuable calrcton of Eng
s eduors, udinS large ant cnocc private library,
comprising reat vr y oi stsSdard 'otk IN evsry de-
par;mehi OF lite aud - embracing al,' s.rc
the cos. and elegant books of ergrsNin-s that
has been offered f., competition subo oar
city for nsry years. The books ot=red select.
cd with great care. and consist Of choice edition any
fine aisding presen, opportunity ok col
ors forming libraries such rarely ,ccnrs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07
". ~. stllsLA &. Auctioucer.

ON FRIDAY, October 5, at 10 O'CLOCK AT tAc corner
23d street sad sth avenue
CeocesRT AID CUSA.-3u p ,ck ,gcs OF choice china
earthcnWare, and gla-s opening, IN loIs
alers groceries, embracing all sscuh goods; also
new pattern Dime. set.-, lJ pieces cach, white
French porcela'n. Purchasers a s25 have aad
packing free of charge, and every lps positively sold
kackcrbocker stG-s 10 The door t0r siXpeGcc he
als worthy the Of al buyec3 OF ctoekrry OF q
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

IL Il. -. - ". Z. G;llicy, go Grand street,
Offer to the public extraordinary inducements par
chasing ,hcir Falland Winter Dry Goods The following
!. ,aall specimen of prices, and the reason why
New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

vrppen.-Thc Evening Journal states that a
-..,,d.r wa. perpetra,ed near Fonda on Sunday
,,h, last. The particulars given are these; ne
...s boa, Highland Mary, on her way "e't'"nT"
,s,r,be village, her ,owiine became en'anged IN ,ie
T,e .f the J. c. Hawiey bound down. "nen 'He
saw.roan ~ Of the Highland Mary sprung upon the
Bawlev, ard was in the act of cutting '"e,' i"e'
,,beu , he was struck by one of the Hawiey ere"
Nh ,olo owe, the head. which fractured the
..nu and caused his death in an hour after.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
pI.EUGES.


Curing the canvass for the Presidency, the Harrison
ties promised much reform in the administration Of the
national affairs if the people would entrust tbem they
have succeeded and we now to witness in what
manner they redeem their promises. That they may
not escape recollection, we give a sample Of them.
The expenses of the Government, being extravaganza,
should be brought down TO thirteen millions of dollars
which they say is enough
REMEMBER THE PLEDGE:
That within three months after it was known that Har
rson was elected, money should be plenty and in ge'
neral circulation.
REMEMBER THE PLEDGE:
That wheat should demand one dollar and quarter q
bushel corn, fifty cents pork six dollars; and other
articles of agricultural growth in proportion.
REMEMBER THE PLEDGE:
That the salaries of members of Congress- and all the
officers of the Government, being exravaganty high
and corup,ing 10 the spirit Of Democracy, should be
greatly reduced and that should be Of their frs
eforms on coming into power.
REMEMBER THE PLEDGE:
That the people being ground down by high taxes;
burden too intoerable to be borne-would, soon a.
the people elected Harrison, remove the weight Of Op
PRESTON and unshackle prosperity
REMEMBER THE PLEDGE
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DRIAM.-This celebrated imported Racer an

J,RIAM-This celebrated imported Racer and Stallion ,.
the finest possible health and order, will make h MI,
last season in Virginia. my stables, at 800 season
d,ar 10 the groom pa within the season. which ~
an the 10th of February and ends the s Of JULY Mae,
he we'll fed without STINT at 40 cents day; and every can
attention bestowed trsy grooms but wI he lls
accidents or escapes have provided every ACCOMMODATE
barren and foang mares and will board black servants 80
while white servants be boarded moderat. terms IN
lage very near.
Pram il beautiful hay, 6 hands high, Of matches t.
siren 9Th FORM action and pedigree; and too well known
unriyard champion for many on the English turf
he never SUPERIOR aud many excellent judges
ca,a To need further description
AS a tried Stallion the English Sposmen acknowel. \. .
M, only decidedly the OF the hut the best ii H.
land For four years he has had more and better m
any other horse colts Of the sane
trained have been often, and several have
beaten The number and amount nf their winnings present
most an unbroken of brilliant victories Ia 1882 A.
every large two wears stake New Market often
nearly all largest in the Kingdom rs The Rleuo
Tuesdays Rddeswoh. 1000 stakes, lyuo g. Column Jul
siericld Clearwcll Pendergast and host 81 Others
merous 10 name Crucix, OF his Get, has Won II Il
5000 dollars. without being beaten, and nhGuctl
the best mare trained. They nave won countless
Of stakes plates, gold cups, handcdps, and KING plate,
distances and in instances nt 3, and hea;s LiIt, Il
weights
His colts have every where they have Deen hct La
wear lie had the best in England the best IN Ireland
best in Belgium and equal any France and Gesay src
The United STATES have Monarch, the Queen, - ~
| M Robeus0ns lilly.
A. his present pir. the cheapes; Stallion in aca j.
well 10 avail Themselves OF this Ia: opportunity fo m
| culars see hand bills.
Hicks Ford, Va. 4. /. y ALRFlfT.
Jan % co-"'"...it
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s5O. 900 ,corfh of Dry Goods AT ccst

$4,000 uoorfh Of Dry Goods at ccst.
TINE subscribers ntendingo close their present ilhr>.
cost and great many Of the cut Goods At less tan co
are, in part, a follows: =. ..
Soernc and extra super Cloths and Cassimeres asctt @
Girh figured and plain Velvet and Satin FestiEes
Slper figured MsriGc, Toiinet and swansdown DO.
| surerare, middlns and low priced SIii'nsts
PHO, n Cloths. Glasgow "o aud Victoria &c Ksfssys '"
Plaid aud Plain Linseys
81 and c-i super French and English Nerinoes
Rose, Whitney Dufil and 1.wilrd blankets
SGperinc medium aad ow priced Prnis
White red, yellow and green Flannels
Rich Satin, striped and Painted Monse!n and tha!ys
Plain black and blue black aud assorted coored do.
Superine hack and blue black Bombazines
uoslln Clrcassian and Cashmere Ilad
su,sr black and assorted coloIed Silks and satins
R:h figured Satin, l'roche and i'lbrt Shawls
Chenille, MernO Tartan and Nalen;a do
Thi5et, Merino, Chenille, and SILK Handkercheis
Merino, Satin Chally and Victoria Scarfs
Ladies' Mrrinc, Cashmere ard hohnr Hose
Ladies' white ana black plain and ribbed SIX Hose
Plaid, embroidered and PLAIN Cap and Bonnet Ribbons
Embroidered, hemsti;ced and PLAN Thread Gamble iiaad'
Thread Csmhrir Lawn Napkins and Towels
Large aud medium Table Cloths
Birdeye and Russia Diaper, Dowlas ana 3hckabnek
"a Canbrc Jaconet Bark Mall SWISS and Checked Mu.a,
Garment aad inrniInre Dimity and Lam
Ladies' Kid and Firt Net Gloves and hiitts
Bandanna Splrairld and Pnneee Eandkefcileis
Cotton, Flag Bandanna and Plaid do
Thread and Bohinet Laces, Edsngs and lnseItines
Firt, Railroad, Work, Blond aud Silk Nett
White and black silk Lace, Blond, Spring and Star Thule
Cambria and Bcbinot Edgngs and Inseftings
six aud Cotr,n Umbrellas and Paraso's
White and coorcd Victoria aud Corded skirts
satin and Bon,5azinc stocks, Shirt Bosoms and Collar
ALSO,
6I assortment Of g. Al xnd Brown and Brarfed d
rncscs Co,oa Diaper, Bed Ticking, Apoa anl ilLi4fe
Checks. &C.
As determination TO sell q auction wh'vet ms
main 1t July neai, inducenen Will e Fe oa' =
purchasers enable reduce stock 10 Tie owe' s
amount before that dsy. VALENTINE K BEELnth.
Hh.:e EHlGtngs, II stett, SAetsetihf
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
POUTRY,
"AucH YET REMAINS ussuSo."
HOIjSEHOLD TREASURES.

HOUSEHOLD TREASURES.
ny MARY nowITr.
What are ,hcy.-so,d and silver,
Or what such ore can buy.
The pride Of silken luxury
Rich robes Of Tyfian dye:
Guests tia, come thronsing In
With lurdIy poinp and state:
Or lhankless liveried serving men
To stand about the gate:
Or are they daiutiast meats
Semi upon silver fine?
Or golden chased cups o'erbrimmed
With rich Falern;an wine:
Or parch.nents setting fo.th
Broad lands our fathers held,
Parks for orr deer, ponds for our fish,
And woods that may be f.lied:
No, no, they are not these. or else
God help the poor mans need.
Then, sitting md his little ones,
He would b. poor indeed.
They arc not these. our household wealth
Belongs mol TO degree;
II is the love within our souls
The Children al on. knee.
Siy heart is iiled with gladness
When I behold how fair,
How bright are rich mems children,
With their thick golden hair.
For i KNOW, mo Countless Treasure,
Cleaned from the east and west;
These living loving human things
Are still the rich mans best.
But my heart o'eriioweth to mine eyes,
And Il prayer is On my tongue,
When see the poor mans children
The to,iin., though the young
Gathering with sunaarni hands
The dusty waysidc iowcrs'
Alas. that paslime symbolcih
Life's after, darker hours.
Ny heart o'erioweth 10 mine eyes,
When see the poor man stand,
After his daily work - done,
With children by the hand;-
And this he kisseth tendcrly,
And that sweet names doth call
For know he has no treasure
Like those dear children small.
Oh, children young, bless We;
We keep such love alive.
And the home can Meier be desolnie
When love has room To thrive.
Oh, precious house hold treasures!
I.ifc'S sweetest hottest claim
The Saviour blessed Sc while on earth
bless We in his name.
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Eel; 4

IN CHANcERY-NIEGi>tS.-h Rules taken ~ ~ i'''
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law AMI tli'"
Prince Edward county, the 9TH day OF December, !-i0
Henry h. Scott, fa.aht.
against
William H. Morton and Elizabeth his wife. Martha ! ''d
Maria Antoncite Morton and Gain Morton, Slrut ~.
Morton, Tazcwc :. Nofon Thomas 4. Morton Rirli W. l
William O. Mor;on. Anderson {. Norton John Morton .Na
\. Lyle and Mary @. his ae, - Henry Madison az = K
wife. Haiti .-i!',
The defendant william q. Norton. not having "rtrfa u
peaance, and security according to act u ~ 1
Assembly and hc niles II this Court, aud appearing q y
niahitant Of this State. the motion 1T the p
counsel il entered rule, aforesaid and accordingly G
TINT the sand defendant, William a. Morton. ID apo, y
Clerks Office of said Count, rules 10 hr holden "n @
Monday in April ncyf. AMI answer the plaintiff bi, ant
cory Of ihir oicr he forthwith inserted 81 t @
newspapers printed in the city OF rmund, fur tSn nH'h
ccsivry, and also posted TIL font door Of the cc;i"
of this county. 4 Cc;y-Te-r,
y. J. wCRSHlN = S.
Iucn |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

Tho who hold the State stocks, are desl-
rous 10 have them rise in value by an assumption or
Distribution Act The foreign capitalist is unwilling
to delay any longer his receipts of the avas OF the
public lands which distribution law will pour INTO MS
pocket A National Bank is wanted BY the arstocracy
here and in Great Britain TO control the labor ana trade
If the country. Increased taxes are desired TO help
capital at the expense of labor national debt winch
the arstocracy fall countries esteem national bless
ina. is wanled.-An Extra Session is 10 be called IN
order TO promote these schemes at the expense OF the
nnbIic welfare Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
Oct.D
BAREESFIELD FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale this most desirable situation AMI 'r',
bic Tract Of Land, situated in the county Of hins 6'.
cnia, the hank of the Potomac River, foor'' 81
bounded North ard South by two tracts Of land o'- e
heirs Of the late John IIoue Washin gton, containing
thousand acres. This Land lies ievei-has u M a
Of wood and tirbrr, and all convenienccs cr fa:inns
and the accommodation Of large .myslch =, hos''
kinds, Of which will enumeIate, large ara 4
stables that win hold twenty horses aGG caro-
and spacious barns, with trsra;e teshin. Tae'
quarters, that will accommodate Sixty negroes; selht
house. &c, &c. No estate in is respect - better pro-
Barnesiield. There would be nohinc for a purchaser
tn commence active farming operations; and, a 20 "
and uxuries OF living attached to This place tom 'ne
unsurpassed. Fish, oysters, &C.. he taken ~ =,
abundance and herring fishery athr bottom Of nr y.
have made hauls frcm 50 to 5000 behring's WIN -
invite purchasers come, examine, judge FOR ITEM
make mp their opinion n 10 soil. location, l"1'
beautifully improvement ts and advantages. w"nd
credit upon the sale Of Barncs.eld-icn yeas, - ~
purchaser should require il. Payments "end y r.
nual ins,aments With good and sufficient securay = :.
punciual performance thereof ! world also ssil -,
tanning hrtweer so) and 1000 acres. situated on ~ = 4
YER about fnr miles from BarneSfeld Wy iGtcf's'
is an Es,ate in fee al the death Of Mr. sally y VIZ. -
| ADRIAN BAfSLs
RarnesfielI January. lsil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

From this it will be that Governor Woodbridge
elected by the votes CT the Democratic party IN the
northumberland Free Press.
Democratic party Of Michigan elected Mr. Wood
bridge, we understand, because he concurred with
them in regard to the disposition Of the public lands
lie will oppose Mr.. Clays distribution at all points
lie goes further than any Of the Democratic members
in Congress in repndiating the pTe.exts under which
Mr. Clay iustltes his proposal.-G!oLe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI-In the Circuit Court q )
~ County:
Elias Z. Byrn, adm, &c.

Joseph Hidden and James L. Coleman, tAitachcni ff
The writ OF attachment in this having been retire.
cutcd it is ordered By the Court that publication BE- M
"Richmnnd Enquirer" newspaper printed in the ~, -
mond, Virginia, notifying the defendants Of The pcndr
suit and unless they appear and plead answer Or d"
term Of this Court 10 Will The 81 Monday Of neii "
judgment will he rendered against them and the prlD
taccd, condemned and ordered 10 BE- soid 10 satisfy t
demand and all costs.
WtTSEss-II. B. Foo.e. Clerk Of said Court.
Issued the 9th day Of June, \. ID. 1910 ,
0rt ;.-Ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

Et.etion IF United States Senator IN .hichigen-Ihe
Legislature yesterday, in joint convention of both
Houses, and the first ballot, elected his Exceency
William Woodbridge, United States Senator for six
years from the 4th Of March next the OF
the Hon. John Norve The majority of Governor
Woodbridge was ten Lieut.. Governor Gordon,
the Wing candidate, and eight over all persons
voted for. The vote III joint convention stood as FOL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
Barnestie.d, January, lsil.

INRANk G. RuFFlN. attorney II Lac, viii pric'F
i perinr and Iaferior Courts OF Albenarie ands w
ties Addre~s-IhaIiottssvile. Va.
January i2th, ISL.
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TALLAHASSEE, February q.

TALLAHASSEE, February 9.
Indian Hnr.-A letter from Jacksonville, 10 mem.
Der Of the Legislative Council, says that Col. Harvey
had just arrived at ST. Augustine with 100 Indian
prisoners ard some negroes. The Colonel mad hung
fifteen warriors.
News has also arrived from Gen. Reads party en-
gagged in securing the country between the Osca and
Suwannee. He had captured fifteen more Indians.
There is but one way 10 end the war-follow them
into their retreat, their and children, and
hang the warriors that do not surrender without fight
inm = Ll1ridinn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
GARDEN SEED,

Uarrra,ed Fre.k dPd Genuine, wholesale and resi-.
RTICHOkE-Grceu Globe
n ,sPARaGCS-tanr cr Dltrh
Ef:ANs-LaIsc aud Small Lima, Scarlet RGnaei., bo.l
Windsor
snap pEtNs-Early China, Larry Yellow, Refugee AZ
BFgT-Eary blood Tnnip Footed, Yellow do. Long no
Wurizei
CARgAGE-Eahy May, do Pcn;on, do Salisbury d. ssfa
Early York 10. NonpareI lndret's Large York tay 20
loaf do B.iersea, Ba,tr.ea, Plat Duth pumkcna,
Bergen Drnead savoy Globe Savoy, curlet savoy Rel pa
t'iiFI.owER-Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Giant White Solid, Norh'' Giant Red
CARRor-Lcns Orange, Early Horn, Long Studiey errs
CREss-Cmed or Peppergass, Water and Broad Las-t G
Long Green. Long Pricky, Gherkin ior picking
CoRS-Early Sugar. Early Tuscarora
ESDVE-G rcen Curled
KhLE-Bla- curled Siberian, Green CurIei Scotch gai-
Cole
.LETTrcE-Royal White Head, Lee, Ears CURED - j.
White toss, Green Co,s Brown Da,ch
MELoN-Nutni-s, Green Citron, Pine Apple, Malta Wre
WATER MELGN-Finest kinds
MITsrARp-White Medicinal Black Georgia
oNIoS-Siver Skinned Yellow Dutch, Early Rel
PEAs-Iandetbs Extra Early Early Warwick, Eais ".
Earl, Frame, do. charon Blue Pruss:an, D"aT Manca
Bishop. Dwarf Prolific
rErPEE-I.arge Bell Large Yellow
PARsNIP-IaT.e White
PARSl.Ey-finc Curled
HIRARR-Indulatrd for tarls
RaDDTSH-Long Scarlet short Top Long Salmon, Wi. Il:
nip Scarlet Turnip, yellow d.. Black Spanish
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sorAsII-Early Eusn, Orange VARIED White crcoa So
ToMAT0-Large Red and yellow
TIRNIP-Whie Fla; Dutch, Dates New Hybrid yellow is
tesc. Red Top Iu,a Baca
POT and SWEET HERE SEEDS
Also many Seeds not enumerated.
WILLIAM PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

RHODE IsLAsD.-The General Assembly of Rhode
Island has adjourned, after session OF tour weeks
They fixed the time for holding the Congressional
election in that State the same day as the State
election Anticipation of an extra session OF Congress
being called. The most important act OF the session
was TO provide for Convention, for the purpose l
of forming Constitution, in whole or IN part ne
Convention is to meet at Providence on The hfst
Monday in November, and the Constitution framed
by it is to be submitted to the freemen at time 10
be designated by the Convention. Rhode Island we
believe, is the only State that has never formed a
Constitution for herself. The old charter obtained IN
1868 hy Roger Williams the founder of the colony
from the King of England, is still in force That char
ter declares that person shall be molested on ac
count of his religious principles and vests the supreme
power in an Assembly consisting Of a Governor and
Deputy Governor ten assistants, and representatives
from the several towns all TO be chosen by the free
men. This charter will, probably, undergo much mo-
dification in Conyention.-PAH Pubic Ledger.
MAINE Resolutions have been introduced into the
Legislature of Maine approprating the specifc sum OF
four hundred thousand dollars 10 enable the Governor
take immediate remove the British troops
on the disputed territory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

Union Of HE CaaadaS.-The New York Herald states
that Governor Genera! Thompson will issue his proca.
nation the It'll inst declaring the union of the two
Provinces, and Tor the assembling of the ncw Para-
ment at Kingston, in May next
Kingston, the new capital of the United Provinces,
is situated on the lower end Of Lake Ontario, nearly
opposite Sackc;ts Harbor
MLEon ISpicrEp.-The Lnckport Democrat and
Balance Extra, of Saturday, February q, says:
The Grand Jury, after being engaged two or three
days in hearing the evidence against Alexander VI J.
Leod came into Court this morning, with bill against
him icr MURDER.
he will have remain in Jail until the court Of Oyer
and Terminer to be held the 18th Monday in March,
unless special commission of Oyer and Termner shall
issue. Such commission may be issued by the Govern
or with the advice and consent Of the Senate Jus.
tice OF the Supreme Court Circuit Judge in
all be appointed to preside in such special court.
This would seem TO be proper for appointing such
court, the Circuit for this county cannot sit
than one week without encroachng the time allotted
for the Monroe Circuit and the whole Of that week. and
probably more, will be required for the dispatch of The
ordinary business of the Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

Last Cast Of the Cabinet according to TIC Dfst so"lee
turcs-We understand that the greatest trouble nus
heen about the Treasury-and we marvel at it. Where
s that greatest of fnancers whose alone at the
head Of the Treasury according to Mr. Preston, would d
have added an hundred millions to the value OF .ne
property of the nation: How was MIR: BIdde foLgoi,
ten in this arrangement of an Administration wn Ia
was byouqht into existence TO put an end to lie ae
ranpement of the currency: Is it possible that mo
mas Ewing Who first got his license and the means Of
speculation in land scrip from Mr. Bddle should su
persede his master the great science OF finance a,er
the achievement of the victory 10 which Mr. b'dole
and his Bank led the way. IT is thus oiien however
that yenuses ruin themselves TO make the fortunes OF
the merest dunces.-GtoJc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

That general prosperity should smile upon the amd
distress should be 10 the people wars should
bc ended general peace forever established
DC rh people will never forget these pledges and the
anxiety already evnced by those who coniided IN the
aTom:es, and the aitemp. of those who made them to
avoid the responsibility if they fall is an earnest of the
ADMINISTRATION coming into power by such infamous
means-KnorcHe argus
SoTr.-As an appropriate ent on the ., above,
49,. no, ave Messrs Bell and Evans in the House Of
Representatives abusing the Administration tor pars'
NOM and asking an increase, rather than Teaue0A o.
| expenditure.-Gio6e.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-01

tt 10 REWARD-Ran away from the subscri- R lO Der in the latter part of July last, my mu- latto boy FRANK, IT or IS years of age, apout 1t or inches nigh, light complexion and light curly hair. He is believed to be harbered by some one in the city and if it be proved that he is harbored and the harborer convicted, will pay an additional reward of fifty dollars.
 aug8 30A ANTONIO PINTO.