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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

NUTACE TO l3AIAEItS,
TO LET,
THAT Well known Baking Establishment in this place
occupied by Mr. VIM. Jordan, together with all the
privileges of landing Wood sc. and also story dwell
ing House. This being first rate opportunity for any per
son wishing 10 the baking business in all its branch
in ourisng town. There is connected the above
establishment good well of and plenty Of sheds and
utbuidings-possession given May 4h For terms apply
to = G, SIlNSON, q Co, head of Snsons Wharf
3,CS0
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-08

n u. II. r. CURRIER. will be Mt the Elliot House.
81 the first of May, for few weeks only.
Bath, April lst 1911. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08
Deal his.

bird an Sunday tie At ir. =, Il amor Hail. thu re'rnc,
Mr. ,"n Clarke u "nc".''r cau"y, !" ~ ih ~, 9, ~
go IT. b.Sir = tkirLptI, scc.n 81 W. J"hh u 80
e' ~ 'hi> ryli i ifnin aiy - any ur !" - '.i"
'art ana distressing ,cH.s, when that -i ~
fs".,mey cn down Upon he ~. threshold Of human ,,
~, 70 demand euo=y those wL" Knew lin we'll n he
"'r d VII feel aud lament their loss than They OF he
| can express
n the iii II his age, G,ornr T,,los ani
tatrTG, TAYLOR, being tie tii ened tomb
hes Than eighteen months.
Md job a-s and " s manic and shaved n' had AMI
Lodi - - -
Died. ), S.eyir in the county II Pos, hstan. Tho -, .:
Nsn,t !a;, Tat. IN the >csrni, tld s-nr ~ hi
IL Wa born II hchly respectable in,, II Scotch descent
Hr Tie town u Douglass Bridge, Tyrone county, IN i'tlnd
nd rnchte I" America hc earl, 9" ninr;rn iMth
~ father had VISITED lis county before him. ".r
en- htu"nA army ARD So al r memorable defeat 81 h
'ehrrl NJ f"t Ia 0u,Sne but shortly afterwards rinfnrd 10
leland In tia, campaign r emd acquaintance van c'
'el'MG' neh 't"r:r N"iih:i,n aHt, during nr ke'Ih
in.a,i struggle which took place Subsequent h T. -
~ ,,.,,. - 49, 49, " = ~ - -, = - ''
nd Tie of tn wlia h.
i lfes rrfy rnrraitr Il i, r,-
rrut ,,c,,c auG ,r,tnt snpE;i, ,n ia ,r ltou- III ,
i"s the at long and struggle that nusrd
"" deceased 10 emcatr IL Tins country hc he lad YET atom
SIT me- tliru.y greet hn ,uun:
ia years and ',pnrnrr. M lnt heart AMI sint nu 10 n
'nhdnea y misfortune "tr the only =! "hic. h
h;s way IN the world. But Ends
'c"ard ani 4. The jew, >hi's brightest ~ thu uhfr
Darkness h, innate aud iatref, rsincil-
~r- rendered more beautiful i, III nsh oira tiongb mh
~ had IL "a. fi the ar hi:y .. h., life the ifra-a
'tai resided IL t'r county III ~!"h he died, and hundred, Wit
nar wtars> toiS nan, cu. qualities. y friend w.
slaIiasl. husband Alnd a-c;iuna,e aud ois
ns; a at'' h and rsnsf"4s even I" cNcss AID, ..
master, hunatc aEd just Nm. cund kEw wi"ut c>tr,mn-
Inn, for conscience vas his guide; and al
fnS Cons NJ sirrr say - wa> binding rs his bend 4"
writer q 's faint and ireLe tnius departed wort ma! H.
"scn>ri fT ctiG. Tie uoa inc ft mln III. Know ledge .:
me htroi The winter Of l> atic, aN t,ttiting he orl
cnnsc:cnpu>nr>s ana !oEeiy he high drsIs
afhr acquired b; man! tear =" Industry ani ioli crrrnt
49,, ~ - w. - : ~ -, liS' ~ 'ns !" continuation 81 -"u"'
~ '';rseem h. W. r-'n."d 10 poverty! ani
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

A GOOcill.AND DEMOCRAT.
CD-H.II.hICslfD.
CONVENTION oN EDUCATION.


AT n meeting Of the Society Of Alumni of iIampter
Sidacv College held the gid =" September, Ill the
following Resolution VAS unanimously adopted
"Hsoirtd, That Committee be appointed to act in
behalf Of tins S"cicty, IN operating with Other, III
cal!inr Convention, TO meet -: The City Of Richmond
on ar before tie first day u December mex, take ,nlc
corsic ration the interests o. the Colleges and Aca4e
nirs Of thr State.
The following gentlemen were appointed IN the
Committee 10 cary int" fleet The SAID Resolution
Nathaniel E. NrnaL!c Rev. VIM. S. Plumer, VIM
II Mcfarland, Isaac Read, Thomas ). Bocock, VIM
) Reid, Jr. and Hen y. Il. Tucker
The COMMITTEE met arc0rdn. IL or!cr, and appoint
I'd "Wednesday the first day Of December next, nj noon
nr the meeting Of The Convention III the Chy oi kich
moni t,Er place Of meeting in the CITY 10 be publish
ed III due timc.)
The Committee in accordance with The wishes Of the
Society now make their appeal 10 The ircrGs Of befa
education tilrouchnu tie Common wealth., and cal
upon them 10 their influence 10 have every county
IN The State represented by full delegation 10 tins m
tercs,irg and Important Convention. Hitherto, wi!
general approbatnn, the University, the iaest in"ii
ncnt Of the wisdom Of the Legislature, has been rchll
endowed at puhc expense By winch an institution
has been establish d. suited IT, fe wants .! That portion
uf the community winch are prepared 10 atai w
selves If s tst:n.n he'd advantages hrs institute"
wc look pom VIZ! coming pF!dr a. me properly :"
tie Who'll. people, and an establishment hghiy import
ant 10 any rood system for promoting sound learnir.
among the people: Also, large annuity from The public
funds has long been provided "r The education oil Tie
INDECENT children within the bounds OF this Common
wealth This munfcent provision for the poor may he
SAID 10 be universally approved, whatever differences
opinion may exis, III regard to the manner o. us us
bursen.cnt; as yet, however, provision has beer
,nade To assis, in establish NJ and supporting college:
and academies and schools suited 70 the wants Of Tho
great mass Of society desiring II Obtain hbera' cnu
ca.:on In Tie formation Of our system, THIS oni'ssoi
vas not Intended I'D Will be sren BY reference 10 on
acts Of Legislature peegng large funds 10 The C. lie
10 aud academies These rl' dyes have been violated
and The funds apart for the purpose have been ms
applied The Committee believe It IS only necessary
to present The subject 10 the Legislature IN The light ~
winch il will oppra-, wh.n system has bcon dtlr
bera,.ly considered by Convention made up Of D.
legation from all paris Of The State, and The nrqnaI
Of That system made evident 10 all who believe "'lt
rs that Tic good Of thu State requires that tSe inran
Of LIBERAL education sh"n!d he placed more "'':'l
the reach Of the lnddng cla:scs u society
~ i vENABLE, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

In the sMomry ArtIcIe, OF saluTiiy Ne" TT"
American. We find the following paragraph;
..1he new REVENGE Law w 20 Interpretation On 'Ee
frs, proxmo Ii may produce changes IN the sa'f Of
our trade of which the e1,en, cannot yet DC i1rrs'
Al present, our trade With The Continent OF hu,"fe'
and, with France particularly, IS IN CONDITION "hcn'
!, would seem, nnwise legislation can alone have
h,on,lt about II, is almost altogether IN the hands Of
fcreisners OF lhe packet shirs eeenilg arrived from
rance, viii, very valuaLc toar hhs Of these
certainly, and perhaps nneteHss were Tor ioTr'ga &C.
count or C, n,isn,d 10 foreign houses here VII! the
intelligent industry, and enterprise OF The Amer can
on should have shut h,a oct completely from tie
French trade end therefore, it is, we say, that unwse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08
xpy v,rrrT WORCESTERSHIRE.

r,,.r N, lls coin' rotu on US
., viii match for lo, Two m,e Eeat--bttw.rh ~
Geo t;oodw ,,a'. Harriet aud Col W M H. j. nns''
1 min sec, .. heat, mn. ) sec. .
Sc,,d hafe-liateh $500 aside, between Dr. Iasnr. ~
,.,,,rs i, Unmarried Icya,lan dam Jane shore year, Oh
,nd O. r Iiarr'- Ain Medic, hy Gsmnn dam By Mifiui'
cars old. Pure taken by Gtm mara Time, LEI hea "''
sec: I'd hear, niH y sec. - ~, i.
Slco,p DIVA match race, iWo mile fcnt., i"' 800 ~
r..o iJr g. Goodwin Iu!n Blunt ard toll " H. H. J""i'
49,. Inn T,I.r ymch interest taken In this arr a'
s VISITED whether 6. Capt. rs Ter eor!d e hraat
The result oweye showed john bun To be the pe''ei I"i
yime-ls heal / min. sec. ID heat, ! nin ! Sc. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

iIWl ~ oii, MONDAY ihr .r a. p,iol,', lsi
" the Livingston, H,i.ou cunaty llr AMI
III, NJ town IT uylr2.'n IN ir ia,a sut The inr
/, SPACIOUS: ~ Il =, nt >tar rt;n nni Tie uIs.
,u:rprrirut al i> uirI'tl large m the
,l,iun la ee fanIyor u may b" 6, ,rii' mo arcrn
tm litrr large siahlr. suit NJ ir the at'
u! Horses iirr asn, .uud hcnSr
iluu.r ihr land NJ the houses
render desirable and ,iahIe. Also,
ANAL Tract Land aipnin. Tie tnwG ." usine>tnn, c"niin
ing about Of Lard On tits ci atrr . tan raf and
houses ani iiNiursS lt the establishment !i-
ard ir w,l Ter Ne cu!uNa ,al
grin and -a~s. 7o4as accommodating ANA made
The day Of sar. BEnJAMlH W. TLLhlAs,
WILLIAM T.. PERKINS
Fir cutorS VI HIrga Perkins, dt.e4.-i.
p,f ii-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

The Ptcamtla and Resolutions we're then adopted BY
the meeting
On moii"n of Thomas R;;chic, E,q,
Rcsofree, That i,e proceedings of this meeting DC
published ~ all the Demncra': paper. in :!:r State
A.t,-f The preceding Report had been d..postd of,
Janes y. Seldom, Esq, wa- car uron am. addressed
The meeting with great aslty ana at son. length
A,er which, on Mr. r. 4. W,ck.rs rn-.on, III. nee,
ing adjourned. WIN d. WREN, Ca'mn.
Nu II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

we intended 10 lay this morning before our readers
tho account Of ilr Gilners speech At Nelson Court
and the Communication "f"A Tw".llosshead man :
8n, the want of room compcls Us to postpone men
10th I'LL Tuesday. We welcome tie author OF "a
Juo Hnushead Man back 10 columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08
Wv. S. REID, Srrrefary.

n-T We clrrriuliy yr,id place 10 The ndmlraoe
Preamble and Rrsolut.ans q: The Democracy ot Reh'
mond and 10 the cxcrlen' Essays Of cur various Cor
respondents. "llow 'hcy nch the wings We also
,rnes,lr recommend 10 our readers the strong Reso'u
,;ons or Diuy;dde and Of A!5emahe, which grace our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

= MiTll, pEiNKER 4 MoRhiS tar~ smth Pam"r har-
> received their Tai Supply ." BOOKS & STATIONERY.
comprising UNUSUALLY large bad sci selected stofA, hsi
On icris, and enabled
indictment. dealers. Amor. i.r Soch WI. BE- fa,nd:
PAPER ev.rs description, from the small large
draain: aGd writing ptlers
fol,,a, aad letter rape large stock al prices III
ruled and plain.
Sa,c- .'r >cha"i' arl counting house and rarlor.
tsu;.s IN! Metallic PEGS variety.
S,i1ai i.uSs certainly the he, ash
Law Books, tie be-. as>or,i.bt IN lie state.
.triica !. the best, e,;.ai IL
Miscellaneous, carte equal 10 any other house.
Novels, tales i.c fOhdnces ,ai cannot fail 70 pr1ss
every
Juvenile and Toy Eooks. for youth NJ ev,ry a.e.
P"s;c boards Ink, Waters Sealing WY nkstards Penr1
CriyoE. Water Ciors Ch,.,nem aad Eoards Wafer sanp
Souvenir Tablets, Pocket l'oss, &C.
Music: En, Gni.lr;, pao. fiaes, Flies ciarionet yto
In and Guitar strings,
Hank Book. u every description always on IaEd.
Enicfy ell .uplIj vi the i,-st ia aud
form sets Merchant. and Traders Account X. are made
o.,irf ard r.i-L 10 Al! .sen pattern.
G~niit mGHs Libraries can iu., repaired
,ins- h1und THE -ot--t notice.
Hks houa Tor h Libraries and societies in II. M
| s,anlili and elegant manner.
r. = AnMhe lot Of looeap AID letter Pspe. dollar
| twent, five cents per r-am.
Sert.2i 4l-6l,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

r.. Philadelphia Sentinel says, alt is apparent, that
hemp, 10 identify the Wing party with Nat'ona
n. must inevitably result in the prostra,on of the
h - ., well as tie Bank" The Sentinel predicts
g'H.,e result will be- that powerful effort will be
~ !, HE bosom OF the Wing party, once more to
l!e claims Of MIR. Clay, IN favor Ola candidate
completely identified that gentleman rs win
- R,nk question:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

~. American Aa,i, Slavery Society" is to hold
,, and .mporian, meeting at Ph,ladelphla on the
>, Il December. /, is to give new impulse TO the
A'''.,y ;, such marplo,s as Adams, Slade & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

II, midst storm on ss1d R lns M NJ 'f MeGs
tu ;ha' f"" h,uouet Of Dahas of the most br'i'
v,.a hucs, the fines, Roses, SPLENDID Sage
'a ,na We we're again indebted to his pol'enssss'
& Ns for second banquet, eeps'ng, =, possible
,s,e'das, me first We cannot TOO highly RECON-
IN 2'.aH .,currsone and improving garden, aud ms
m'1 of plants, 10 the taste and patronage VI
7as.,s-u y. usG make an engagement with the
Sl'n'a ". Ian and unioue musicians now in this Ut
ia hope tia, i, would prove TO the benefit ''
tto no, done justice to oar own feelings or TO
We n the Agricultural and horticultural Asso-
TT n'' hs comfy of Henr.co. We shall attempt
,';'n nm. amsnge han"robie 10 this mer't"r'ous In
I Mn. n our next. Our tribute will be late, though
mere. They hold their next Exhibition ON the
\, ,a.s month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08

" secured and National Bank was attempted to he
fois,ed for generations upon an unwilling people, the
whole system being inexpcdent, unjust, oppressive,
suonai and subversire al The morals anc Der-
ties Of the people.
3. Pcsoired, That we deem t!c Distribution Law to
be violation of the Constut"n subversive Of the Oh
ects for which the Government was ins,ilu;rd cacu-
.tcd 10 sarray the States against The old, the nom
indebted AGAINST the indebted, the staple against the
manufacturing, class against the other, and final
~ the People against the Governments THAT 1t IS a
surrender Of one source oil revenue to be divided among
the States in order In impose burden 10 an equal
amount upon another source WIN the iny
of payinr the cxprose of collection upon both, and Of
aisrbutiou besides AID under deep conviction that
It is unjust and unequal in It's operation, 1t is the duty
of the Republican party to use every proper e1eron Tor
its speedy repeal.
a. Resoirea That the power TO create any National
Bank or Fiscal Corporation, is not granted either ex
presssy or incidentally by the Constitution, and !, IS
earnestly expected OF the President OF the u s. from
consistent regard to his whole political career, tna he
will utterly refuse give his assent 10 any such lnst
tuition. 49,.
s. Resoired That prescription for opinions sake, IS
principle detestable in practice; ens'aving thought
sitting generosity aud justice, detrimental 10 the Puo
lie service liable 10 Pervers;on and ABUSE ana al war
with The rights of the minority.
g. Resoired That the President oil the U. 81 Tor ms
devotion TO the Constitutions displayed 10 the exercise
OF the Veto power and FOR arrestng the nordinalc pro-
scipt;on of upright officers for opinion sake, merits
our deliberate appreciation aud our cordial thanks.
I. Reso'red That the cordial thanks of tins meeting
he given to Messrs Gimer, Wise and Mallory i"l
their able and ndepcnd nj support OF the best
of Virginia the last session of Congress- and that we
icel deeply sensible of The important services wh'ch
have been rendered by ali Republican Representa-
| tIyes.
s. Re,orred, That while we deem it inappropriate and
at this time TO pledge ourselves to any man
for the next President Of the IT, S. there IS one, ws'se
political career is utterly opposed to every pr'ncps
that cherish and hold sacred, and is so idenuheo
with tina, ,a,i;udinous and dangerous system OF mea-
decidedly condemn, that We do not hesitate
at once uneqnvocaly to proclaim that he docs not mer
it and cannot receive our support; and that man IS
Henry Clay.
Thomas T Giles, Esq, offered the following add
,ional resolution, which was accepted as part oil the
above Report:
Resored That since the measures Of the late extra
ordinary session Of Congress have demonstrated that
the principles Of the dominant party are equally OPP
posed the preservation Of the Cons,'tutioa the ARK
of our salvation, they TO the INTEGRITY OF 'he
Union, the bulwark Of our defence, VIC confidently can
upon all Republicans rally with US IN the holy effort
to the peace, freedom and happiness Of our
common country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23
POETRY.


AN NEVER AIoNE-b' Lazy JEWS
I am never alon.-at early dawn,
When the lark pour- her joyous nor =. ''S''
,yjrn HE diamond dcw-drop g"ms Tue i"h'
And the daisy opeu- her fearful 'le-
/ am never a,nne--with fragrant ar,
m. sam; Of lie fir,t young Hour Is there.
Il, ON. l,,uj ~. an songs aiisc--
..r,,nLs Ia pur God for the earth ana -Air',
Ear ,h, early dawi, the clI;;crinI dew,
ror IN. heaven 81 song. TIE glow "i nue.,
For IN. life, the light. The love we >ia'e, ,
Sank., thanks. iot The thought, Of praise and prayer
1 am never aoue-at warm MONDAY,
When the breeze i drank hs The screening h'a''
When the lark hath hu>hcti hIe tlr!Hns taS,
And the flowers shut up their odouIs sweet
/ am never atoae-bcslde me- licS
The Spirit of the Wood, with deep daik eyes
Ny heart is stalled with flower and bird,
My son Is with tha, spl! heaTd;
Law soft II. summers breath atl>a-
..rhsnks IA our God Tor the earth ana SKIES,
FIR The glowing noon, the cooiiu: si,'t,
r,r IN. sweets Of rest the calm al shade
10, III. M. tn. love. the peace we share,
'rhank. thanks the thoughts OF praise ana Pts!ei
! am ,-y.r a,onc-at evenings cio>r,
NH, the tw tiriiuc bird, bad ctfth good hlght,
l;h-u the insect huns round the laurel rose,
A,d the tiles iow IN The lii '"iii.H'--
/ am never aionc-on i,cndcd Knee
The Spirit Of The Nigh, wind pays WIN mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23
,or and kills him in his bed at midnight

the door and kills him in his bed at midnight"
The McLEoD CAsE.--lt will be seen by the repo,,
in another column, that the trucking policy of DANE
Webster TO give up Mcleod to the British Govern
men,, has been condemned By the unanimous opinion
of the three judges Of the Supreme Court Of Yo,e
and the policy Of Mr. Van Buren,, together with H.
opinions expressed by Mr.. Forsyth, his Secretary 4
State, IN his letter TO tie British Minister Mr. Fox mi
50 ably supported By Mr. Buchanan and tie otter h.
mocratc Senators lately in Congress, have been full;
and nobiy sustained
The New York Sun says:-"We understand A..
Leoi's counsel have resolved to carry the motion h,
10 the Court Of Errors and argue It at the session H. II
held at Bu.falo in August They may ge,l a.,
themselves the trouble We conidt ill., r.,,
will be- the same. There is no escape from tie pa,
tons Of the Supreme Court They are fortified w,b
such bulwarks of authority as cannot be Overcome
"The Supreme Court Of New York has fearless,
done its duty 1t has maintained The honor Of ill.,
State and asserted the nvlolabilty Of her jurisdiction
regardless of threats without or fears within. Il a,
told The world that persons guilty of murder and arson
upon territory cannot escape the penalty d; o4r
laws, merely because their Government chooses u L.
come 4 party TO the crime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

her Of the reserved powers lin the matters to when
thcv relate retain the right of "excusye legislation
for each State respectively. Did any one ever imagine
that such raht Of "exclusve legislation gould tS'
tend heyomd The territorial limits Of the STATES resec
lively N which the exclusive legislation was to IT,
>,rsi.ed Ii lin, seat Of Government renewed
from tIc District al Columbia, ard, wthou, reiro"s
SION there nj Ia tine crG:ng States and the appropriate
authority should confer the citizens Oh the - stei
IN. rrn; of s,cxcuSivr legislation for themselves
could tie District Legislature extend lis jurisdiction "n'
ii N. District aud ov,r the States ; No one would
say 20 And vet tr Disir;c: Legislature would then
have All the powers III relation to the District, "hch
Congress possess in relation 10 II, and, 'nde' d
many npre; for tie DISTRICT Legislature would he if,e
t.om many Of the restrictions which the general guar
antees and prohibitions oi the Constitution impose on
| Congress.
! One word more The Secretary's BIZ provides, "l
course for Incorporating oil the stocEholdefs of ths
Bank In other provisions, the bill contemplaes that
states are to become Sorkhoid.rs. Then the AtatfS are
to be incorporat,d, The frderai tournament Is '"
grant charttrS 10 the Aates The nntt-Rsro"tcH"Fy
time$ rolled back upon us, and the system Of oo
iondi Dependencies is to BE- revived The si@tes lhr
iirst.boTn of the American Republics. The St"ies
the CREATORS Of iie FtGtral RcpaJ,tc the 9'"'ts
who signed the chuy!cr ri lis friSitncc--iis Fohds-,
preii,yrS, are, III this day 10 receive irom 'e
bonuties Of their c,toiarc chdrfr of po,rrs and P'
racpfS ~ FtderaI fi0rerRmta which IS as mus"
forbidden 10 part ,h az il is add To- the powers eo"-
a,red on by The states, can yet give to tue states
portion Of lis powers, without an amendment u ~.
con.,itut,ou And worse siill--a dci,ga.ed Po''cF
can r,,uru 10 the ddcga,iag Po'rcr, that which u ne
yer received from that nor could haze rrcr'u
from any other Are stupld:-afe We mad. ire
we ''pushed from our propr'riy
| .can such things re-,
And oy,rcor" IKE summers cloud,
Ml,nIt u,r -,rria wnnGri:
Or NAV ws no, rather say with Ganfno:-
! .r.c ,4tr lath hrhI!eS Is the water ias,
And .hc>r ii i!tm' So
Eu, to gsc the er"wn'ns chapel TO these aI','itI.S
IN. frderai Gioeermsaet HSff IS to be siocLdofdF-
is 50 p!cnary Of powers, that i must incorporate "
self, II conl;rs porcrs and priSdcgcs On IrsKlt :
Iade d.riraiar' Whence come these PorrrS ara Pft'
r;,es but out Of The Constitution: II 50, the Constr
tfion coutsrs them The Government, and how caa y
add 10 their efficacy for Congress u essay the same
thing; Can there BE- more luclcrous farce thar
this: A National Legislature, in grave dehheraiicn
undertaking 10 confer potrerS and Prtyi!cges on Il
Sc by solemn Of ie~, when On the opinion Of thu
friends Of the ank) possessed those very Po"eTS an'
nr;ritgcs anil 10 he saGe ertent, 7ri'hoat IN, TAR
SPENCER ROANE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

DERMIr place Piano Fort ~ your NJ I,tG-u
l n.y own risk, ii ii suits you TO keep II, o;"ef"i'
fore paving for H. -. hail cou.sirf
will ak the above named privilege ana snit H.!
Forrcs. An individual wanting 80 Valuable an H..
certainly would accept such an oirr rs e ap,t,uc
<. = -'.f@''i !!-NeN
July 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

H-oTlCE-n pursuance of the last viii aad c.3ner, \
y Daniel Strirher SEN decreased, Viii oi"r p.ai al
on The promises, Thursday, the lu;. .: June s
biz TRAIT lani on which Tire dccra."d formerly "-ia,
bridge comfy and well known By the 81 str,k..,
Sprn. rnnainms Is estimate, 5l acres. J1 ra.
,on 80 ac> al rIyer HAT land. l. ui ~ meadow Tt
land productive M the county and water
two fields There this tract sulphur SPtin., that m
rrortei less tor years, aad would ~ Gi
r,,orted To great deal II good house 4" ac'hlti
w. kept The Improvements consist Of 4 t"tiaht h. datf
ho, - smoke house spring house, good douh- oe f
p., appir orchard &c Persons wishing 70 rit~ III l
pfylois IL tie Ia; sale VII call on the subscriber, ie
I'M. nrn.rl,I whn viii TAKE pleasure showing tUs.
is-nt i, On Joseph Strrkrr win resides "n til pTr.t,
Terms made known . the GAY a sale. .
~ JOSEPH Y. TaEiE1
Executor u Dfn,a strsc.!sr, So, a.,,--.a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

~ POSTPONEMENT.-Ti saic Il The above fu.-.n .
P'''r'''' Vs. JOSEPH Y. TREyEY, L,o.a-
I,,,. % I5-3f#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23

COMMUNICATED.
The writer of this communication does not concern
h;msefmucil with the subject Of politics. and of course,
he processes to know hut little touching the great ques
ton Of finance. He feels, however. 10 be duty in
cuniben upon every one-t matters not how obscure,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-23
J. &. GREGORY y Co.. Managers.

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