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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

SLATE RIVER ACADEMY.-The tenth Annual Ses'i.
- months viii commence the 9th January, lei3 Thu
sttuton viii continue under The direction of Mr. Lewis luu
81 A. Principal who will adopt, ~ far as may be eAd
the of Instruction which he received In The Schools OF
Gent Languages Modern Languages Mathematics, Aatu
Moral Philosophy and Chemistry, Of the University If Nns
SIR r. will he assisted by Mr. Wyatt 81 Elliott graduate
Virginia Military Institute.
Terms-For English, S,5 for the higher studies, S2'
H The undersigned recommend with confidence MS Ac@
the public that fail TO please helm: s
four miles Wet Of Buckingham Court house, IN healthy
try among moral aud intelligent people, and having oil Tie
cities for mpariing thorough aud comprehensive educa
Board tincludng washing lodging aud lights can be had
either Of Us for SIS. WIN r MoSILEi.
TIL NJ. BONDTRAAI
CIR. MOSELEY.
Nov 5l--wfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

Tickets siO halves 5-anM,ers 81. 40,
Certificates OF Packages OF &c Whole Tickets, Is
Do do. d Half do 2!
Dn do 26 Quarter do. in d
nv Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of mn.
above Magnificent Lotteries constantly for sae ~ s
variety Of numbers, al The office OF INC Mauase'''
corners Main and 18th streets, Richmond, va. ,rn.
O,ders from distance will receve the most pfomp *
sad as soon each drawing is over an account o.
10 all who order tickets frnm u.s. Address, n.aol -
= - j. a GREGORY 4 co. Managers, Rish'H" N.Y.
Octos .rl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
FaN Imported CHM and QVEENsW.3RE,

FaI IWPUTleH CHI.''I uHI VO1@I.'o" 'IHI1,
SELLING VERY LOW.
DY the ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived, added To Prev
- receipts, placed in possession of large and coni
ing stock of Qneensware and China
German, French and american GLASSWARE
Also hand extensive and varied assortment "f 6
Pressed and Plain Glars, German French aud Am-fcan
nnfac,e German Silver and Britannia Casiofs Stonr y"
ETC., etc.
The Goods have been purchased at rery loo rats
MONEY, and am anxious 10 sell In the same way.
Ny old and puncia pay friends are invited to buy on
usual credit WM. +. BUTLER
3 doors above the Bell Tavern
Sent 90 3y-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

T AW AUTHORIZATIONS TAZEWELL, ATTORNEY At
II Law LaneHburg Courthouse viii practise in nn nbug,
Nottoway Meckenburg and Brunswick counties.
will attend the Federal Courts al Richmond in Bank
rupt cases. r, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

A SITUATION WANTED "A person, well qualified 10 s
n the various branches OF English, the Mathematics
taught In Academies and the Latin and Greek lansus.
wishes procure situation for the ensuing year
healthy negibohood Testimonials, both at his character
scholarship, can be given, If required. Letters address,
A. b. Thnsburg P. o. spottsyyana county, Virginia,
ate ndch 10.
Sent % 3g-wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

trust fem William Williams and wife 10 me If aeed
Culpeper County Court shall offer for SALE to The bh oa
der for cash, the premises, on "Wednesday the nh d %
cebef three several parcels Of Land said de.d OF D.
ed contaning-onc SIXTY acres, five hundred and &
and the other three hundred acres, in all Sol acres a
These tracts Tie within mile OF Culpeper Conf :" les
pleasant and agreeable neighhorhood, and will be- sold
tract, will be divided into more coseH-
farna So 10 st the and If divdaI ohFrai
,viiI he IN The div Of an le The utr
of handsome and comnodious dwelling Loe s coz
nuses and valuable country grist mill about onr mil
Cupeper Court house. The gnd is Of good gua,, Ne
about 900 in woods. The sale be M idr smith,
prior ncunbance given upon the 5o4 tact 10 s-e
a. Co., with interest," &C. and such title only win b. ro
ny hold under the deed aforesaid. The title lowryr,
lieved to be uHqueslonable. A. r. HILL T,n.,
Septic a5-v,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

ID ETwEEN John Eareys Union Coffee iIouse and r. II ~
ID knss Dry Good Store and doors brlow Governor %
We would take this late opportunity Of thanking the ph'
favOrs received the last six II was not oar Gri:
establish ourselves through the press. but 10 do 10y csmt
sfacion to all who call which we consia'' faf it
any other basis, and of which glad To h"o" ~
been almost universal. d.
II sour design 10 PURSUE the same course nj ts tne a
the future All goods sold by that do not please ~ ro'
ty fiji, color, make, fashion, Otherwise can lie retne'
the money refundml-prs i!-, the same shall not nave
worn. We have this time large stock, II mol IH-c
any IN the State IN nr line of business and "on'h f
t lie the economist rail- before hasin. f'
atnine for himself; and " prices not pronounce
lower any other in the cy, shall be very mf
We have Cloth Coats SI2 while charge " ioI
and trimming the customer furnishing the cluth anu
that for Si4 and Yct-, Shirts Drawers
Cravas, Stocks, Suspenders Sucks Gloves and Collars "
Kinds and qualities, and all other articles usually KEEP ..
irrs of which determined Ia sell low, for casa o.
quest the public call aud whether they want 10 o''
70 az o00a' OG''aA'a' ]. BIAyNAS + 60
=. "a a;-a'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

IN Rules held IN Inc clerks "
fee of the Circu Superior Court Of Law and Chancey io
Louisa county, Monday, the 81 day Of Octohrr, ea2
William NJ. Baker, John r. Qhares, William NILS ana va
tianiel Thompson, fiuihh0'
against - 90
s,,onr ~ Defendants:
The defendant, Vim. Mills, and VIM MILE IT, mol having
their appearance and given security according to law
Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evl,
the plaintiff. by their counsel II ordered, That the said do
fendnns VIM Mills and WIN. Mills jr do appear before me
Judge said Court tousr the st DAY OF inc
text term said Court the plaintiffs original
amended b and that copy Of this order he forthwith IN
serted newspaper published in the city "i Richmond ior
months successfully posted at The front door oil the
Court house of this county some Court day.
ACopy-Tesie, n,, = =
n, 37-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Cary Street, three doors aboDs the Columbian III
Richmond, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

GTOCKTOS'5 PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH-JOny-
WAYT DENTIST, ha, just received from the above err
nufacurer complete assortment of the beautiful H.
that have ever been brought 10 this city, aud which IN a.,
constitutes admirable imitation Of tie natural teeth ar,
surpassed.
Those who wish have artificial teeth inserted and nj, m
interested respectfully invited TO call and them
specimens Of his work.
j. c. W. continues heretofore, TO perform all opera,icu
the prevention and OF diseases In the teeth and ru.
ce the square Immediately above the Banks, Main srt
Roferenee-M. Clarke, NJ. D., George Watson, ~ H. r
Deanr, NJ. d., T. IL Carmichael. ~ d. Robt. W. IiaSall II i
Thomas Nelson, NJ. d. James Bolton n. d. j. A. Cummings,
Nj. II. ~. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

IRON WORKS FOR RENT AND SLAVES AND uTI-s
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Rockbdce Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CLan,
n September Gath, 1922
John Alexander, plain,r
against
g. e. Baxter. administrator of John Irvine, deceased John
dan Edwin Jordan, Ira F. Jordan and Others Defend,,
Pursuant 10 decree pronounced in this rase on ihr a
Of September last shall proceed, tile 18th Of December m
AZ Lucy Selma Furnace, in Allegheny county, Virginia 10
the highest bidder, for tie Of year tie IL
January next that extensive Iron Establishment IN 81 CONF
known the Works of Joans & Irvine. consisting Il
and Furnace, with every thing attached therein. for cn
ent and successful operation OF the works. The real prof
consists OF about 0O0D nj land, containing i,g
BILE supply Of ole, wood and water.
Al the time and place. viii be sod, all the personal NJ
perry attached 10 the Furnace comprising every thng
for its operation. Alo I3 Men Slaves who all i,lar
the operations Of the Furnace and Forge, and vi
valuable Iammrrntn and Re!iners.
Upon completing the sales al the Furnace will proceed
mediatciy, al Clifton Forge Jacksons river abug tyr IN
distant from the Furnace sell all the personal property irs
consisting OF horse and teams and every thing n,ccs
for the operation Of the Forge.
The above property belongs tile late firm az Jngdans
vine and is rented and sold the purpose of WINDING ~
bu illness of the
Terms bonds and good security will he required from :
Of the real property. From the purchasers Of the per,a
properly, cnsh WIN required under $40; Tor -
cases Of $40 and upwards bonds with approved security Nj
required.
Persons wishing further information obtain By address
NE, At Lexington, Virginia
Lexington, Va, Oct. 18Th, lei2
The renting and sale s with the OF the
Partners of J"rdans Irvine. To wishing In
the prop riy, will he shown any time before the day
Ira f. Jordan the Furnace and James Jordan AT the f
JOHN JORDAN
On behalf Of himself and the Surviving Partner.
Oct IS 4.-wid,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

IN CHANCERY-ViRGisiA:-htR Rules held IN the CLERK
oire of Essex Superior Court Of Law aud Cancrry
on the 7th day of Septembrr lei2:
I.arkin Ilundey, Plaintiff:
Stephen Pitts Reuben L. Pits. R1 Jordan, Attachment gn na
John e. Browne and David p. Wright, Executor
of Thomas Pitts, deceased, IJrt ndants:
plaintiff by counsel and flied his hill and
subpoena and attachment awarded in this cause being
returned all the defendants except Stephen D. Pitt
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
commonwealth the motion OF the plaintiff
il Is Ordered That the defendant, SrphensD Pitts appeal
here first Monday In December being rule day. an
au wrr the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order be firth
with newspaper puIr.d in the city Of Rich
moud months successvely and another copy be posted
AZ The front door Of The house of thi. county.
ACopy-Teste.
JAMES ROY MlCUU, Jn., CIk. g. 8. C. L. & G.
Sept. 81 4l-ws~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
M. WALLAEE.
3l-wly
Aug. a

IN Rules held in the Clerks oi-
j flee Gcochand County Court the Sd day q" octoDef'
1912:
Joseph seay and cahane wife, and John smoot and Sally
his wife, r'a"'ih''
against - ,,,.,. ,,, !,
Henry Baurlan and hs wife, Polly Alley, William Wade
and Mourning wife, Nancy Jordan and The children ana
sally Jordan whose names unknown, and Others,
Sa'' o''"' '' Defendants:
The defendants above named not having entered their appear
anre and given security according the ac Of Assembly and que
rules this Court appearing by satisfactory evidence I
,ev ~. mt inhabitants of this Commonwealth II il ordered
that the named defendants do appear before the JUS
County Court Of t'oochand al te m
The third Monday in Jannary next and The PLAINTIFFS
b copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ~ some
uewspaper published City of Richmond for two months
and posted the front door Of the Courthouse OF
This county. A Copy-Tesie,
'"' ''' WIN. MILLER, C. C. C.
~, ar i9-pSWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

IN Rules held in the Clerks Of
lire If Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cancey
the 7rh day " September. 1912:
william Mcdonald, Samuel Mcdonald and
George W. Richardson, Merchants and part
nrrs, trading under The hfm Of William Sic
Donald & Co., Plaintiffs: Ir,on =,
against sna.hn.n,
Stephen Pitts Reuben T.. Pitts, Rix Jor- n"ae""eh'
dan. jain &. Browne and David p. Wright,
Executor of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
Defendants:
This day the PLAINTIFF by Counsel, and filed their bill
and the subpoena attachment awarded this
hrnr executed all the irfrndan except Stephen
Pitts appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
an Of this Commonwealth On the motion Of plain
tits Ordered that the said defendant, Stephen d. Pitts do
appear the first Monday in December next, being rule
day and The plaintiffs b and that copy of this order
forthwith inserted In published IN the city nf
Richmond for months successfully, and another copy
posted front door nf the Coouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
JAMES ROY MtCoU JR., elk, E. C. S. C. LIZ c.
43-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

WILLIAM F. RICHIE, ArroaSET AT Law, Rtekm0nd Ia,
w ofct for the peeent with DR. Richie Main
ths EaLks Feb, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
Sept. 10

J. &. GREGORY Il Co., Managers,
Office Main % door btiau corners MAN dHd i4A 'e'
RicHxosp, VIRGisTA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

IN HASCERY.-vrNclsa:-At Rules held in the Clrrk's
Office OF the Superior Court Of Chancery, for Richmond
Circuit, the filth day Of September, 1912:
Thomas Bottom, Plaintiff
against
Christopher 5. Morris, and another, Defendants:
defendant having entered his
security, according the Assembly and the
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he not an inhaban nf this wealth. II IL ordered
said if.i Muaday In January next and answer the
bill Of The plaintiff and that copy Of This forthwith IN
serted in published The city Rrnond for
mouths successfully, and posted The OF the
Capitol in tie said city
Copy-TesIe,
WIN. c. SANDS, C. C.
Oct . 49-usw
IN acknowledgements Nottoway County Court Ord
l November, 1872
William g. and Louisa B. his wife, and Pascha Grad
dock, Plaintiffs:
against
John H., Mary F. Armsead and Grief T. Craddock,
Defendants:
This day plaintiffs by their Counsel and filed their
bill against the DEFENDANTS aud II appearing the satisfaction
Of the Court that the defendants John h. Craddock and Ams
tead and Grief T. Cadiock not inhabitants Of this
and they not having entered their and given security
according Of Assembly and the rules af Tins Court II
ordered that the said defendants the first day Of
January Court neat and the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
published the City Of Richmond for months successfully
and posted the front door Of the C0u house Of this county
Cupy-Testc, -..s.. -.
P. FITZGERALD, C. c.
Nav. 8 53-wSw
yNIfLfAN =. RICHIE, ATTORNEY Law, Riekmoud "a
w oct for the peeent with DR. Rhis Main allows
the EaLks Feb. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

~ CHANCERY.-viRGiSI.:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
the 9TH day nf September, 1912:
Augustine Owen, Plaintiff:
againit
Stephen u. Pitts, Reuben l.. Pitts. RS Jor- Upon an
dan John Z. Browne and David p. Wright, Attachment.
Executor of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
DEFENDANTS
This day the plaintiff, by COUNSEL and filed his b
subpoena and attachment awarded in this b-ny
returned executed on defendants except Stephen D. Plus
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
btant OF this Commonwealth. On the motion Of the plaintiff il
Ordered that saL deicndln Stephen H. Pitts appear
first Monday In December next being day.
the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be forth
mond for months succesrvey and another copy be posted
The front door Of the Court Louise Of this county.
Copy-Tcsc,
JAMES ROY MIcoG, in. elk. F.. C. C.. L&C.
Oct4 I3-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, lsa ri,
80 ,00D-2OU prizes Of S500-amnuntng to SlrVp
UNION LOTTERY. Class No. "a. for 1872, TO b. draw
ndria d. C. ON Saturday the 18Th Of k0vembef, lSt-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

NJ Go.dson rose 10 reply. when Gen. Bayly i'm
,.rry,ed him with the remark that no did not see
,b., The question related to subject relevant to
the hill under diseusss a.
Mr.. Ci,odson. 10 aliusion TO the chivasrous Brig
adrr's disposition 10 skulk, said, he shosght IL
was part Of The Democsatic doctrine TO speak cut.
aud keep nothing concealed. He then said. he be-
ie-ed his constituents would be in fsvo- Of the re-
csplion Of the money and he would vote according
~
This indsereiioa, coupled with . taani, ~as
more Than the Biigsdier could stand, and ahsn
Mr. Scot, concluded, he took part in the deba'e.-
He warned Western gentlemen. II they consented
vote for the reception Of this fund. with the ex-
pectatioa of securing the passage Of this BILL they
would b. wofully mis- aiken. He himself was per-
sonaIly The friend of the bll-bui he dare not votc
for IT, on account rf his con-titaents-bu, he would
moi, even he personally It's friend. II this odio"s
measure of reception was in any wise connected
with H. That would ee.tainly lie heavy eth C.
tion,l III, would tell wessra gentlemen, that
though tho Wings might be disposed to profit BY
their treason. they ~oad forever desp,se tie Trsi-
tor.
This wss very complimentary westen gentle
men, from new made Judge, who before his cleo
ton did not hod this sort Of language, exactly
did he Col g 'od4on
We haze toli these western gentlemen already
and We repeat it. that they cheated by these
unto allies of theirs continually and they will be
bubbsd by them long they are soft enough
to rely upon heir promises.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
From hs Richmond Iphis-Ftb. 10.
cfrrIHN ESIERN ROAD.

TIL. bill TO Incorporate Company Tor the con-
TRACTION Of this road occupied The confederation
Of the III use yesterday. 1. vas sssa'ird pieuy
tn,;,us,v and dsfesded with eqpsl spirit. Many
gentlemen participated in the debate Po ana
con and motion for indefinite pos'poneA'e'' mail
ly failed by close votes 81 10 %.
N the course Of the discussion, Mr.. Scott 4 >
booking archy at Mr.. G"odson. said he "'@''"
Western gentlemen to tell him, before N".'"e "
the passage of the bill. how they would vote HPoa
the reception of the Distribution Fund
Mr. Good,on replied that he was opposed 'othe
Distribution Act but # Mr.. Scott would '"co'
porate in the bill provision TO appropriate W.
gnia's quota for the construction at this biii he
would then see how he mir. O. would vote Tie
had seen (he ssja) that Mr.. Clay proposed 70
distribute the portions refused by the .pendthfisi
States among the olieE States that were willin.
to receive ihem--in ihis aspect Of the case, be
would say; receive the noRxy.
Mr. Scout was not altogether satished ~ith-Mr.
Goodson's sus~er, and ErPested the question:
viii he vote aye or nsy, Sbsn the question Of re
srp'ica esmcs uri
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
pANK RESuMprInNS

Several States have passed law. enforcing an
early resumption Of specie pay ments by their banks
Those of Ohio, are to tesume a. early a. the
9th Of March. IL Tennessee, the Legislature late.
ly passed resolutions requiring resumption on the
Let Of January next. The law Of Louisiana on the
same .utjec; ises the 30th Of September next a.
the day for resumption in TIA: State In Indiana,
the Cincinnati Gazette say, "ths resumption, MS
the sePor, row runs. amounts really To nothing.
The Bank. are permitted not to pay specie to bro
kor., or 10 any persons Om Of. the Stats, and ms.
examine any one demanding srecis, on oath"
The Legislature of Pennsylvania is now engaged
in The discussion Of project for bringing about AT
sHly resumption Of specie payments. Maryland
10 sl.0 considering the feasibility Of resumins som'
time during The coming summer or fall. lie Sen
ate Committee ia tho Maryland Legislature has'
recommended, We believe. the first Of Angus, ~
SsJ fss ssssmI siea In that STATE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
THE LADYS BOOK.

We have not yet received the February npmbe'
Of Godry's Lady. Book, and should like 10 tna-
the reason. Al the commence of the ,"s,.
We inserted for tie proprietor the longest adser
isement he has ever yet forwarded. For CUT -
;ty's sake we measured it, and charge by the
square for H. would have amounted to fraction
more than nineteen dollars Abou, the l., Of July
suppose another advertisement will DO forth
coming, and the probability is, that it will also
-ontsn nineteen or twenty squares. If the pub
Usher can not BIO satisfied with difference OF $35
in our favor, besides a notice Of its contents
.icnaly, we should like to know ~hsi limit nc st
to bis demands. The exchange We ara fairly en-
titled to Tor the advertisement we have slread,
inserted, and should like to see the Book ihi'
way. The Book, Mr.. Cody!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
A CATASTROPHE.
"s.d thy tale, thou idle psg~
And rueful thy alarms"


A survey Of the Gazette, this week, will show
our readers rather barren field. Last Thursday,
sfer working or our impression, the third page
Of our form felt inclined to cut from It's positlon
and made rIungs for the a,or--iavolviog itself
in what ia technically called Of pr and our.
selves 10 an additional amount Of lsbo,, to remedy
which. as far as possible, we forced to present
the G,zei,e, to-day. in its present aspect.
At hrst Llush, We we're quite put TO, 10 rreserve
our temper, account Of the caissirophe; and
really errs nut VI hnmor with our bad Iucks -bnt
ii,tl- reflection told us that our mi.foftons was
only half a. bad as !, might have been; and thai
we ~eIc not In a worse predics mrot than hundreds
Of our f.Ilo.. ciiixen,. or than the nation itself
Misfortune loves fellowship. and ss soon a. we
made the above mar med discovery. ouf distress was
amazingly isssened-and we fell TO phosophizing.
Our thoughts turned to the glorious state of con.
fusion into which the sGairs Of the people have
been brousht BY bad government and worse man
sscment--snd we said, there too is a mass Of pi
We thought ofthe depreciation Of bank paper. and
credit, individual and municipal, and the di.hsnes.
ty Of men in high places.-We saw, in these things.
moral ri. We thought Of the Locos and how We
bea, them little more than year sgo--and We
laughed TO think that we knocked them into pi:
bli "a change came over the spirit Of our dream"
esen ~e reflected how his ereeHency John Tyler
bad knocked W into pi. Then John Quincy Adj
AIMS stalked before us--and ~e thought Of a II Iuse
.: Representatives thrown into pi, by the presen.
,aiion Of petition to toss the Union into yi Az
ter that, We conjursd up before the pretty pi
that the seeding members Of tho Committee on
Foreign Relations would make: and we ,ighed to
think what miaee pi Mr.. Botts had made of tho
Secretary fthr Navy. The train Of our thought,
~ss decidedly p.-ous.
We could not dveu ourselves Of the whr,, too,
that our third page resembIed somewhat the Ty-
Ter psr,y-iho tertium qEids. For, like that
table faction. recusant page flew off from its
old ASSOCIATIONS. and. so greatly was abstraction
deyeiope., that had not the floor (Which com
pare, in this smile, to the real Wig party in.
serpo.ed IT. restraining heading" cspacity-for
sssht know to the contrary. that page would
have gone on. as Capt. Tyler's party is going-and
where they are going. our readers all know!
IL. tviI one, however, who always domieils
himself in printing Office, whispers in our ear,
that our third page may have caught the 6ask
msnis, and as our eoiss were not the best, nor i,
well locked Up, that i, fully prepared to break
through oil restraint, jast ss the banks do nova
days) and to scatter ruin far and wide. There i.
rausby in the evil ones reasoniDg.; and VIC
will take care to provide additional safegusrd., "
as the sn,-bank politicians say, 'for the future"