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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

r AWRENCEvILLE FEMALE SEMlNARf;EIhe NEXT ss
Lon NJ his Institution will commence on Wednesday,, The
o0,h Of july, under The charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodworth, who
haze Ind charge of il during the past session, and who nave mol
onlr sustained, hut increased, the high reputation they brought
with them as Teachers.
80 IN. Lain. French, and Mathematics, S7 81; Music, $40; Use
OF Piano, 81 80. ~ uopptcoN
July / h"H MIL
WE attended. at the close of the last term, r public eNamina-
nan nj The younr ladies' OF thu LawrenceviIe Female Seminary.
il gives US pleasure to say, that the result, IN so,h the depart
ers and pupiis. We highly approve of Mr.. Wa mode of tcaeh,
Ing. The yonng ladies are taught the principles and elements OF
their studies. aud no, permitted 10 repeat without understanding
what i. written by the authors they use ns text hooks.
We take pleasure in recommending this institution ,ia to the pup pub
,,,, H.. ,mJ ,sof,I , r oinuisimeuts, fr important stations in
Wv" ~" DABNEY BROWNE,
nv GEORGE STONE,
Il. r. CA~STLEMAN,
X. d. TURNBULL.
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, CARD.-P. s. G-sRR.7-N4Tfb ees leave most respectfully 10
n ,nfar,, bis friends and the public, that he has imported, direct
from London, an article for The manufacture Of summer Hats
!, tich hc i sure viii lease any person that is fond Of wearing q
i,,i,, ms. They are of 4 beautiful drah color, far lighter than
l.gnorn hats; a: a are ventilated - that they viii Keep the head
rrti.ctly cool. lie Will warrant them waterproof. In iart, thfy
are such an article a cannot fail TO please every person that may
wear them, and they will be sold at the low price OF 81.
Anil L. -
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4 TEACHER WANTEp.-l wish to employ a Teacher ri
n qualified 10 teach all The branches usually taught IN our AGA
denies. 10 take charge of some fifteen or twenty boys, 10 com
mcnce LIST October and eud Isl August, during which time, I'M
village is M healthy as almost any other place IN Eastern ' mg, En-
The sorict, is moral, int,lliecnl and agreeable; the salary VIII We
from 500 to $3.50. including heard, washing, sc. Ineaccptioha'
Bile testimonials of qualifications and moral character WI ID :"
ouired. Nome. who cannot furnish item, reed apP':. Inmuin
nications must he post paid. join y fthhnh.
Tappahannock, Essex CO., Va, 9TH July, 1912. l9-wbw
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m RINSWlCk A~CADEMY-The next session OF this instnin-
ID ZION viii commence on Wednesday, the Goth July, under the
CHARGE of pahney Browne, Esq, whose reputation az a Tea, her
is - we'll known a. Ia render any recommendation IL lhis Scho"'
from the Board of Trustees unnecessary.
Beard may be had nihe most respectable fninlles IN me W..
lore and neicltDrhooG. Pupils, whether boarding IN the same
family with Mn Browne, or eisev here, VIII he ahswtrahie To
him for their conduc, out of as wei. As in school.
Terms per session oil : NOTWITHSTANDING, Greek, ana inc ulehci
branchr of Mathematics, $50: English, Sl2 90. An additional
ca"'e : far Frcnch. HENRY LEWIS, President.
'eT = l6-Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, Junc 18th, lei2.-In conformity
v to an act, entitled, An act To reduce into one act the several
acts conce rnng Eschcator>, - passed the 9th day of January, lsi9,
| do hereby make knnwn To all whom u may concern, that II AZ
pears, by a certificate Of the Escheaior of The county OF North
amolon. dated 2lt June, ls4a, and this day received into The
Land Office, that, by an inquest held on the 18th day Of May,
1912, a lot. in Eastville, III the county Of Northampton, containing
one SIKH OF an acre, Of which Jahn Whitehead died seized, has
been escheated TO this Commonwealth.
:. II. Parker, Reg. Va. J.. Office.
I,ir E-W6T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

AW NOTlCE-The Co Partnership between the undersign-
~ ed has, by mutual consent, been dissolved.
The unfinished business of Judge Stanard, In the Court Of
Appeals and elsewhere, is left in the charge OF Robert c. stannrd,
and Will he attended 10 by him. except those cases in which the
parties interested prefer 10 engage other Counsel. Parties intend
ing To engage other Counsel, will please 10 communicate with The
undersigned (R. G.. sIanardJ aud appize him of their purpose he
fore the commencement Of tho ensuing term Of the Couu Of APP
peals, on the 18th Of October next.
JAMES LYONS,
ROBERT &. STANARD.
June % l5-lst
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and from thence, by Stages, to the bhds Sulphur
ria Natural Bridge and DibreVs Springs
a aud after the 2sth March: our Passage goa,s "" Man ieu..
"Wednesday, and FRIDAYS, and arrive at s S"1i ss;nIs,v e"i and aI in,1
and up, =, IL, ~, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana Sa'a'a'ss' III "'
Richmond aad %Iynchhurg the following nl.nl. -, God, ~. ~.
Passengers to Charlottesville and stanton St.S 10 , w'h I 1usl , nf sn q
mos, comfortable and cheapest route, WIN d ) '""e ''s' :" '"''
ncss time a. b. Railroad. IN xu.,, co,s
Passengers leaving Richmond ut 6, P: ~, will reach scaas
vile To dinner next day, and Chario'es'"e' . :" - 49,
r. II. p,..1,a :,
s;aunim passengers will, by our Stages, reach Brooksvhie a
S:aun;on at 10, u. NJ, connecting win the Stage h'u'ss o' .
Staun;on. -u. , n
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Saturdays, ana anii'e !" N'""'o"' p"
), r. IL, and Lynchburg Al 6, P. 81, next DAY r,rn,tpa
viii leave Car,ersviie on The arrival of the day Boat, from kien
inond; and coming down, will connect WIN W. "'Sn' Do"' "
2. NJ, from %Lynchbnrg TO Richmond.
% Fare TO L%ynchburg, 50: rn,oSn y. DAVENPORT.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

ne ifor.e stoe" for sale on the an Of -f"9"st.
az TlURSpAl the 9Th day of next August, shall offer, on
-, e premises. Hy piblic auction 10 the highest bidder, my
r-s. S3nr Farm. hie. IN the bend al the Robertson river, IN thr
5,-,v ~ ;tlipep"r. near The mills of X. I. Wits, and within
-.si i've miles OF uraure Court house. II contains. by recent
.n..t. SIS acres. 80 &C which are cleared. One halt Il. least ol
Feared land - due low grounds, and the hill land scarcely
A..vluabie. Il j. IN healthy region Of Virginia, III 4 STATE oil
-.l Improvement, and nnely adapted To the growth ct corn.
= ,:. NE and tobacco. II has an ordinary wooden dweIhhe
..j.+. with i've ara;irleurS. The wood land is detached from
t. ~i4r.t land, hut the distance OF the dwelling hoisc from
a. estleHf h. g,0d Ian: Is only about one and a aag miles, ana
r- t.l vef. level one. The cleared land Is enclosed al hui
81, -ta.,-. II the distance n least is bounded by the Robertson
a.I Etud Am rivers, which, by The owners oil the linds en- the
.a..r. .It.. Is fcgarie! d 4 natural ;cnce. much question:
ft.e. .-anrt.tr farm in the state oi Virginia, now IN market,
t.,sr.1, more advantages TO the acricuituti-i.
Tt t-tms al sale will he-one fourth cash, 'he remainder IN
tr. .wal annual Instruments, carrying interest i!oil ir 10 ~
.. que aeic.ted payments 10 be secured ny hl'iS' "'""
''ei' ''"'' i" I GEORGE NORTON.
n IL. I,nat q-.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

pRnrfsSIONAL NOTICE-Iiaving resigned my seat in the
4 s.n,,c my arep,ion will be hcnceforward devoted tony pro.
frssion; and, in addition 10 the Courts IN whieh l now rracilse'
propose hereafter 10 attend The Court OF Appeals al Lewisuu's, IL
j" i! 'aSe III! et'''S '"" JAMES LYONS.
Y. 9-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

SUMMER HATS-SUMMER HATS have just received my
- stock of Palm Leaf, Ierhorn and Panama Hats, when
will ,el lower than any other house in the trade, for cash only.
p. s. GAEBANATl,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, Shockoe I'M.
.-,o lll-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19
r,,-7on Ford Posi-. oNice, June 4.

- ,r. az a d~rr-e of the Circuit Court Of Madison, made ON
il me Ilta day of May, !3i2. and Of another decree OF sI'
.-@f,r in which Jnsias Green, guardian Of Mary V. ad ana
a,... inf,n, children Of Robert G. Ward, Is plaintiii, ana tne
-. Nan \. Ward, and others, are defendants. ~h D < Suu'
.., ,n-' pr.nli.p<, to the highest bidder. nj public aucunn' on
d. llA dis Of August next, a Tract Of Land, conia'n ~ egm,
indeed and eighty faar acres, or Whereabouts. Wing III me GetiNl.
r., Mad son. being The tract of land On which Inc lae pan.e'
Ual. deceased. lived and died. The terms OIL sac wiz ri, he
-.t. ami d3arS of the purchase money To be paiu GOWN, u NV
...t.a thereof tn be ulid in three equal instruments, IN one: wv,
,t fir,, y.,r.. reSoeciive.r, from the day of sale, t"c ceief'tu
-,ra+a.. :, ~ yyti secured ly bonds, with good personal secuIi
Is and "a decd II iri-t upGn the premises the purchaser 10 nave
:c privilege q taiuwinc laad for wheat OF rye, or no'n, aha VI
..Iur H. com land ~ small grain IN due season AFTER TIE saIe,
and n' have fun possession of the land al the end ct TIE year; ana
IKE .rr. ~ atseir, and accnling during the piesen, year, 10 "
t.-vfI 20 ~. p,rieS at present entitled To receive thehh. y par
t~.i,, t..ortq.ioa al the property Is deemed unnecessary, d
.... Wh, wish 20 buy can view the premises, on apihicat'oh y
~ rrtcr :. lines, Who lives On the lana, anu VIII SHo" ~ "
say who tr.y call upon him for that purpose:
ROBERT G. WARD, Commissioner.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1912.

| CALICO MILLS NOTlCE.-The Milling business whicl
~ has been for some years carried on at the Galirgo Aills,, II
ceased, by limitation, according to their articles OF asreemen,, OF
The thir,ieth day Of last month, in consequence of the dealt, Q
solved, and Abraham Warwick, the acting partner, will continue
a new Co Partnership has been formed, To carry on similar hn
siness, At the same place, by the surviving partners, under th'
ABRAHAM WARWICK. -.
WILLIAM J. BARHsnALE:
Richmond, July Isl, 1872. lG-6t'
L sio,ooo Of Richmond City 8 per cent, stock, in sums to sui
May 20 ' 1T
NoTICE-From aud afer the a5l, Of April, our iri-weekiy
~ lines vi Packets To I~ynchbufs will Leave Richmond and
%Lynchhure on Monday, Wednesday,, aud Fridays, at Z O'clock
llons Lines of siases running out of %Lynchburg; our seo.t.yillr
Roats will leave Richmond as usual, viz: on Monday, Wrdnes-
vile i and Halifax mnhfh Stages, and also with the charios,esSi,e md
Stn"" orei s al Others As sa ." ass w e@@v t1an Rie nn@ sfpe or ito vi sy nv,
we shall not say any thing, hut refer passengers and others To
those VINO nav '''t'F" R g o %, IEpMoSp & DAVENPORT.
Arrl VI LIFT
To the Honorable the House Of Delegates, in tic Com
monmcntM IF Tirginia.
TT will give me pleasure 10 serve you, in The capacity Of DGo--
1 Keeper. at the next Session Of lhr General Assembly, Ny pat
life has made me familiar with The practice Of similar duties. II
il be your pleasure 10 call nr to this cintiosnient, WI! earn
into il a heart and hand that VIII give their zeal. con-tanrv AM
reritude TO your service. The tenure Of the Office has wisely
the vacancy Is neither removed iron, has possession. nor prnscIibet
as 4 citizen. Equality Of rights aud pieirnsionS, with occasional
IfuiailOH IN ONCE, nlhe III distinctive CIIifaNttflStCn W pl iItt
system of governuent-and assemblies, ~ well a individuals,
inny nationally believe their enemies will not serve them heller
than their friends. Yours, faithfully,
WM. c. ALLAN.
Culprner lure Ist. 1870. 9-tf
CIEAP!! BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
July llM, lS42.
I L. WATKINS intcBdin. To stat In the Moth in Il few
-. weeks, 10 lay in m entire new Stocs, VIII c"nuGne 10 -il
groaf bargains in any part ar the whole III The stock now on hand,
which is still well selected and very desirable. Persons buying
for cash are assured that they will fad IL much la their iniere.t
10 give ~ I cail before purchasing elsewhere.
]. f. WATKINS & co,
Fashionable pGui and Shoe Dealers,
Opposite the Runs of the late Eagle Hotel
Iulv 10 Ig-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

tc~m positively be made on the day aoo'e-nai'leu, u ness pr
s-a,ta "a, mcfeinrncy Of wea;ier-in that case, on the next TAR
DIS. Tle.e lands viii be sold in conformity 10 a decree oi We
>1-5or Cogii ot Law and Chantery, held tor the county .'
Htsnrh,m. Mt rs last term, IN a suit III Chancery, wherein I'd
~aH T.. Cas.fl, benjamin W :. Cabeil, aud others, heirs ana de.
e-e1.oi loseph Cabcli, deceased, are plaintiffs, against Char'"S
t.,9..t t.f.,,asnt ems. YANCEl.
L.ea 14-IWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

TAKE NoTICE.-Iniants' round crown Leghorr Hats are te
l. be had At very low prices at the cheap cash store Of
p. :. GARBANATI,
Sign of Transparent Hat, Shockoe Hhl:
AprilS Hill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

VALUABLE LANE FOR SALE-My Farm, containing GaG
' acres, wing on The Rapidan river, eight miles from Orange
Coif, house, and ~thir,y-fve hom Fredericksburg, is for sale at a
reduced price. For father particulars, apply 10 me, II by letter,
JAMES L. COLEMAN.
Iane 81 lii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, bearin:
4 date the lltl day of October, 1896, executed 10 the subscriber
by JimesG BlaSey, and Of record in Tie County Court al Orange
for The purpose If securing the payment Of certain debts therein
men:iuned, linen due To James Forbes, hut now for the henehi I"
colety Cowherd, shall offer for sale, for cash, on Monday. the
a1th day Of June next, being Court day, on the premises, a desi
rable House and Lot nj Orange Courthouse, being the same con
veyed to the said Biakcy by tie said Forbes, and nlon which he
now resides. Tile title TO The said 10, Is believed 10 be unqncs-
tionatlr, hut, acting az Trustee, shall convey such title a. Is
vested IL ne under the deed of trust aforesaid.
PHILIP ). FRY, Trustee.
May Is 2-'vids
~ The aa"ve sale ia postponed until Monday, the 18th OF
Juiy, Uu>iani,) beng Orange Court day.
r. s. FRY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

= 1Tc oF I,yDS-WII be offered for sale, IN the town OF
= h Il Creek, 10 the highest bidder, on one AMI Two years re
dig, cH rh- aSth Jay Of July next, two tracts oil Lana, Iylns ~ ~
naaninn. adjoining the lands of Spiders estate, ana the es.nie
IF layl Kyle, deceased, and others, ana formerly d par VI o nno
47t c4I acres. ON Nelchr's creek. adjoining The iands oil niaI'n,
I.us. uy,r. aud we'll ti,nscrrd, with a valuable native growth OF
-. -...rA - ur, - .nch trnrf l. good tnhacCO liNl. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

- &, 0Stal-ies and Marriages from the country, whenever
,.fy's n.nawri.3a..s unNnown at ;his Office, must be authen'
~ v.I!n 10 case a- published. every measure, tina, has
.4. I,a,r T. 2rcvsr, iGi,.o<iiions and fuizze<, has proved hereto
+o,.40 pn, Ne mus,. therefore, insist in such 4 case upon
.-r .n.nigIclra 5a:ne certified by the name al the Postmaster,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

ENOR SALE.-Sl00, 900 Of Virginia 6 per cent. state Stock
i So 900 of Richmond City t per cent Stock, in sums Ia suii
purchasers. Apply at the Bank OF Virginia.
May 20 i'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

nR. EDWARD MAYO presents his best compliments AM
~ good wishes la .S former patrons, and begs 10 lnfurm them,
and the ruhlc, Of his determination 10 devote, In future, III,
whole Of his time 10 the practice of pl,ysic.
All calls will lind him 4, the former residence Of tile late SAM
Peasants, deceased, Windsor, pawhatan county.
Iulv ID lg-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

NTUT;CF.-We shall stop running our Sco,isvin- boat iron
" and after the Isl of July. The connection with the stauntoI
Stages, via the Canal and SeotisviHe, WI SIM be ktPt up. fNS
srngvr, for Stanpton, by leaving in cur L%ynchbnrg Boats
winch leave Richmond on Monday, Wednesday and Friday al
O'Clock. 4. ~, Will arrive In StauntCn al lie same hour as tlvst
per Railroad. BOYD, EDMOND Da'ENroRi:
July ib-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

Sir tim IS a ,oeck by James Rieer Canal TO tyneh'uTg'
and from thence, by Stages, 10 me rn"so aP"H''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

ARRAHAM WARWICK. .
WILLIAM ]. BARkSDALE.
Richmond, July Isl, 1912. lG-i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

- APPAHANNoCk LAND FOR sAlE.-l offer for sale tha
Al valuable Farm on which reside, called Moratico Hall, al
Mora,ico creek, III Richmond county, containing between five
hundrcd and fry and six hundred acres. For fertility, convent
ence and beauty of situation, few places of It's size are superior
This land lies immediately on the bank of the river, where ash
oysters and wild fowl OF the best quality are Ind without muc!
trouble, and IN great abundance. Persons disposed TO puIcl
are requested and invited 10 come and examine II.
CHAS ". Smith.
Julv, l1-tf
10 The Wing will cory till forbid, aud send accoun, 10 {. W
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
From the Daily Troy Budget
THE WAR ON THE PRESIDENT.

If the Federalists want to Ego down to the people"
in war upon the Executive why do they not offer
to prove substantate the charges of apostacy or
betrayal which they necessarily belchng upon
him. When contrasted with his former political
life no act of his administration shows him to be in
consistent. Indeed his enemies have not attempted to
show by comparison, any change inconsistency on
his part He succeeded in his eectionby "Whig votes
they attempt to say, but here they equally distant
from the mark. By using his name as republican,
and an opponent of U. S. Bank and other Federal
measures they gave colorng to their ticket with
out which its real character could not have been
cealed, and would surely have been defeated We
admit that suffering his to go upon the general
ticket was prima facia evidence that he would go
with the Clayites in concentrating their knavish
designs. Yet he made no such bargain-gave
no such assurance-and when circumstances call
ed him to ACT, he only showed himself con-
si'tent and incorruptible by adherng to, and car
ryng out, the principles of his past life and the
policy by which he had protested to be govern
ed So whiggery, the best way it can fix it, is des
tined to be nonsuited in its contest with the Execu
tive and the People.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
From the american Sentinel.

limitations are thrown out by some of the Wash
ington letter-writers that Congress will probably
continue in session, without recess until March
next when the term of the members Of the present
House of Representatives will expire. The pretext
for this is the Veto of the little Tariff bill by Presi-
dent Tyler, and the necessity of providing revenue
for the support of the Government. This is poor
excuse and will not satisfy the people, who have for
months past, been calling on the members Of Con-
gress to do their duty, and not frtter away their
time, and waste the public money in vain attempts to
head Captain Tyler. The country papers are begin
ming to speak out on the subject in language that
cannot be misunderstood They are attriiutiDg it to
the friends of certain aspirants for the Presidency
who have the power in Congress to do as they please
but who appear anxious to carry into effect the
views of their favorte than to attend to the interests
of the people.
1t is certain that great change will be made in
the political complexion of Congress at the next cleo
ton and it may be, that finding their political death
warrant signed and sealed, numbers of the men,
bers are disposed to make the most of the remainder
of their term. This, presume, is not the .se
with large majority of them, who doubtless
rather governed by party, than by mere personal
tives. Whatever may be the motive, it is certain
that there decided feeling of disapprobation of
the Of Congress throughout the whole country
and of course the majority party will, is always
the case, have to bear the blame,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02

You have been on the stage peshaps for twenty or
thirty years, under the administrations OF the now MI
nority party, and have witnessed and enjoyed pro-
gressve scene of advancing prosperity and happiness
such as the world never saw. The Goyernmentwent
on with harmonious councils; the nation was freed
from debt and the prospect was bright ior PeiPe
tity of the Union. But, in 1910, under crcumstah-
ces which cannot again occur, and over when Tue
Government had control, you were allured oy the
songs OF sweet promises TO the support oil tue present
ruling party. You relied on those promises lou
placed them in power. You were willing TO Try theH'
lou hare tried them But how treaeherous nav they
proved to you They have not fulfilled single pro-
mise they made you and hence you are absolved from
all obligation to support them.
There has been not harmony, but violence In their
councils; the country has heen sinking under accu-
mulating burdens; the nation has been plunged into
debt of more than $50 OOOO rancor and strife
have reigned triumphant in Legislative halls; va
rencontres on the floor of Congress; others have
sought their brothers blood on the field OF ''honor
and wild spirit of furious Reorganization has per-
vaded their whole The interests of the coun-
try have been wholly dsregarded and sacrificed to the
behess OF party party chiefs Threats that The peo-
pie shall continue to be ground TO the earth, until
they shall succeed in ''headng" President whose
only fault was, that he honest man for them,
are daily made In Congress. And now, as they be-
hold in every election the people filing off, with indg-
nant majesty from their ranks and supporthus fore
shadowng the fate that awaits them, they eagerly
seek to clutch at absolute power by deposng the Ere
sident of their choice because he is too honest
for their servile
Let every freeman arouse, for he and his country
are In danger. Every should come out and re-
buke them at the onset.
Think seriously of these things and be no longer
deceived for again We repeat, the Union is In lmm
nent jeopardy.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-02
PATENT OFFICE, july 81, 1912.

0N the petition of Edward Clark, of the city of
~ New York. dated the 18th July, l842, praying for
extension of patent granted him for an improve
ment in the manufacture of white lead, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent which takes
place on the 4th day of December next.
1t is ordered that the said petition re heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in November next,
at IL o'clock NJ, and all persons are notified to APP
pear and show cause, if any they have, why said pc
tition ought not to be granted
Ordered also, that this notice he publish in the
Madisonan, and National Intelligencer, printed at
Washington, D. c. the Baltimore Sun, printed at
Baltimore f; the Journal of Commerce. printed at New
York. the Saturday Courier, printed at Philadelphia
and the Times, printed at Boston-once week ior
three weeks, previous to first Monday in November
next. II. l.. ELLSWORTH
p s. Papers named above will please copy and
send the papers containing the publication with their
bills, to the Patent Office july 28-1aw3w