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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
EVANSVILLE NDANA, rau sDAF AUsITsr as. Isle.

who % hsi snf. s. scarcely knew 70 count
Hes ihitsy ,honsali gods. sLOuid creeping make
sueh srror, lis ~ strange. Bat We, who skin
70 ride the steam. az have goodiy hope
To ride thsi ighf.a sng TOO. need We b ruled
By vassiIlasing a. lss- Or stand ssili
To sahssion Be- astsskesi
r Aforesaid owl.
VIII .AisduH. s'eng eyes. whai hath he done
To benefit rnaal 49, nepiag al day
Amid some dol essd oak, aud sbcn AZ night
With hidsous s.oilng snd vide Gsppine wings
Soaring ths innesen, child. WHAT bah he done
To earn peaaI 81 70 make the world
Riehsr IN aiy. tryi doubt ifhe
E'n gsis an hs.tsr living. wboc say
whsibsr 'usA uienishs rsmbiss. none know
Are fos liserl ~. YET tie priceless crown
division. le in s1mhoi and n cong.
Unsss.,.ec,.is rqra.
Dos lines have changed
Mes, reverslN pulf- Utility besrs rule-
AUD ihs rhs spirit Of busy age
Dosi7 pot tiues antique, nor pays respect
Tohsasy.a -bai counts ii loss Of time
To hsnor ia,ever fails 70 yield
A ca psssct s.s. Yet ihon'rs not ashamed
To live < f,nan. nor bronze thy claw
VIA lsa abor. sinpidiy content
To Be- : bar - "a eommanify,
Msanume. Is rofshy end hari-worAing goose
Hath rssrsl g-sl'nxs--fsd ns with her flesh
Lulied ~ 90 apnn be- soft down
Az ~ilh - as.a.a.psi re lovers lore
Ard saved lhsei Of the poets brain.
Dear go9,. .Iou'Fs greatly wtouged.
move The CYL
Be siraisitasy taken from the u.urpsl's seat.
AID Ihsp,.se'ihwish. be voted FOR. 10 an
Miss1r,a rr-
The flourish Of pen
Ilalh saved Ia Iosi arsaiua--haih signed The bond
Tbatmtd soofman rieh-rsftirom the prince
Hisroahas-ed wealth. and sans him fora
a powssisf e1lle--ior the prisoner babe
Thc sun-htam irembls through his iron bars,
The fasts ~ si--.--or changed the cry Of war
Ta blessed nsaes.
And yet We scorn the bird
Whose e. a.6a Gather hath done Ibis. and more
Hartford tohns Lbs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

FEATuERs 4 RAGS.
1000 LBS. Fcaihcrs and
10000 Rags sauisd and Cor which the
hinhssi market prizes will Be paid. By
Juns a, tet9. r. A. CORBET.
Main susst.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
PAIN LEAF HATS.

WALL PAPER &C.
foO Roiia Wall Psrer.
20 Reams Cap de-,
20 60 Letter DO.
40 20 Wruppirx DO,
40 Gro. Bonnet Boards, CT sale By
Mar IS isl2. a. T.. A. CORBEr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
"HTaD QuARTrRs,

West cpunRhnId, Jan. ?. I71I.
"The bod OF the people assembled in arms,
adhsriuK e the frst principles In natural aai-
prsserEaiict do, in iiie most psrsmpiorv Vs.
rer. demanI
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

Springfield. January IS, 1897.
'Lnke Day. Captain Comm andanl Of ihs d.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

And yet We scorn the bird
Whose q a-6a Gather hath done Ibis, end more.
Hartford tohnr Lbs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
NOTICE.

IN. tIE Notrs art accounts that have rcceiv.
81 Of Y. Whcnx, vii be suei vithout
respect a. persuns On the hftt Of August next, %
not raid beiore.
Jaly "a. Al. DEMENT.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

!. ~Ihatshs uoops "a. Springfield 10y down
thsir arms.
?. "That iheir arms be deposited 10 the pab.
lie stores under tho care Of me proper officers, 10
be returned % the owners AZ he sennin ion Of
he prsssns contest.
,. THAT the troops rsiufnio sheif homes On
parole.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

J move the owl
Be aieitHtf taken from tho usurpei's seat.
AID lhsp ,ssiihwi,h. be voted FOR. 70 an
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

FnVTT . InNF
50 Rsams Ruisd feolscap fspsf.
~ - - Letter Do
80 80 lmpenal rununR Paper,
Ino 90 Large ard smail WmppluE Paper,
800 Pieces Gfaen Paper, hanging
akura Winter snd sPung Nswspaper lob,
Hersals iow by W. & {. BELL
lana7 Corusr Main and firsl So
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

Errsh hatsouss &C.
% Bonss fresh nloom Rairaus,
~ a. DO PfuueH.
% Rock Candy,
nag Pepper,
/ % Auspics,
Z noxss uarsfs sun cured Chewing Tobacco.
no % sperm Candles,
10 dozen Painted Baskets. Just received sud
fss sais bv W. A. a.. BELL
Ia 81 Cafncf Msla and list 50
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

Garner % Afniu unA NtrAt Ntrefaf
HAVE iust received direct ifum
- ina Fssf. laffc and ifssh supply ~
W nnras. Mrnillsfs, fAfTfe, uits, DaE-
srcrfs. sc. Their assoftmfut cen-
- sissa " PART 81 che following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

Influence oC the ncumbents IS oui very si'S".
;rdncement. The movement seems TO be an auc'"P.
=, NO the necessities Of the Federal government
IT,. IN instrument 10 corrce some support OF o'a'e
credit in order to renova'e The vaine OF Inc
II is one of those bolsering shot bed attempts 70 s
confidence tha, always end in disorder ne on'y "ay
n restore credit and raise values, ID Tor Inc otaes w
md all to follow The example OF The Stale OF ~
yin. examine into and define the exact amount VI le
State debts, levy sufficient taxes TO pay them IN iu!'
and me ct the current peEscs without BORROWING anu
n,y determine never issue any more eins uh,'' "oe
in existence are discharged. ii lie feapfai uo'en-
mont were TO follow this example, u wono no. oe
,eIled 10 enter into any extraordinary slipuiato'' VIZ"
ror.iun mowers in order to obtain a few millions.
rerort was current The early part OF the week. tas
tho Secretary of The Treasury had disposed oil part
rho Federal loan to the agent of Hope ~ Co., out 'ne
eport is now current, that the negociation 10
nj and variety of are given, when, we pr
sumo have no foundation in fact. Inc Ne" LON
AMERICAN for the sake Of other parties VINO "ou'u me
- no Interested throws cold water upon ihe nesoc'a
inn and believes no offers for large amounts nave pee
made while at the same time, II tells US, upon
reformation" that is "the House, the organ Oh WIZ"
s ,le American, that the New York State Loan 'or
million at per cent has already partially
for about one third and that offers Tor more nave
mn twill be rather difficult Notwithstanding ~. .'0
irort 10 make the public believe that New oh ~
per cent stock will sell better than tile HE s'o'A' -
The Federal Government. -,
The Albany Argus of this "wednesday mo non
,rs however, that only from S:'oooo 10 Soo'ooo VI
his loa has been taken and adds, that persons ue
;,;ny to make investments, can have hese sloeA 9"
| ,r;vate sale-.f Y. Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
John o. .1dams VS.. the South.

In the conclusion of his speech foreign rea.
,ons, in the House of Representatives, Mr.. Adams
spoke of the alleged interference of Mr. Cass Paris
as having been instrumental in preventing France from
Joining the treaty of the other great powers relating
the right of search Mr. a. considered the inierf.r-
ence Of Mr. Cass as intermedding with the internal
affairs of France, thereby aiming blow al Louis
Philippe, and rndangerlng the peace CT France and
hi, country. sir. A. read letters, with view of
shelving The unftness of Mr. Cuss as a negotiator,
owing 10 his feeling towards England The bottom Of
The question Of the right Of search, with certain par
ties, wns he commended, the restoration and perpetu
alton of the African slave trade. He then, at great
length, expatiaed on the various movements relative
10 the right of Search in this and other countries and
portrayed the terrible consequences of forcing Mexico
into war He gave it as his opinion, that SO long
the slave States should be able to support the nsttu
ton Of slavery themselves without assistance from the
North, SO long would the institution exst-but he
would say that Whenever they should deem it neces-
sary 10 call for assistance from the North that assist
ance, they might depend would not be given. He es-
pressed his serious apprehensions that if went to
war with Mexico, and necessarily with England, the
invading army would join with general instruction
of the slaves of the Southern States, and thus We
should have freign and dome site foe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
REMARKABLE DaEAM.-The Norfolk Herald con

aRrs.nEAnLE DaEAN-The Norfolk Herald con-
tains The following:
The man who processes TO be believer in dreams
and other extraordinary augures Of coming events IS
sure 10 be regarded by tenths Of mankind as sim
pleop, if mol stark IDIOT yet that the most caamltous
events have often been indicated by such prenonitlons,
is an indspu,abe fact; and it is equally certain that
snch events have in some been controlled by
strict attention TO the warnings thus mysterousy gwen
II is unnecessary for TO specify instances OF such
WARNINGS as they must be familiar to most readers OF
historical records But there is connected with the
recent melancholy event of the blowing up oil the Me
dora which remains 10 be recorded, and which we
class among the most remarkable which have ialen
within our notice Three weeks before it occurred, the
sad catastrophe was distinctly represented in dream
10 the mate of the Jewess Zone Of the line OF steam
ers for which the Medora was intended) He saw her
making trial of her machinery-saw her blow uP-saw
the pless victims Of the explosion IN the water round
her. stru ggng for lfe-saw the beat sink, and dent-
fled Capt Sutton (her commander) clad in white
dress lie told his dream afterwards-and was laughed
at The Jewess it will be remembered, left here, for
Baltimore, on Thursday night, after the explosIon
ard passed in the bay, the next mo!nlng the steamer
Georgia on her way down TO Norfolk; and when per-
ceiyng the Gs flags half mast he exclaimed in tore
of grief-"There my dream is out-the Medora is
blown up Tie boats passed each other tno far asunder
to hail. and it not known 10 those on board the Jew
until her arrival at Baltimore, that such was indeed
! the melancholy fact.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

Mortality among Members Of Congress -Deata mas
bssn bnsy among our great during the last year.
With daring ootsep he has crossed the portals Of our
palaces and he has breathed his icy breath upon the
mighty of the land. Scarce month passes in winch
s do not hear of some one, who has acted high part
in the drama of life, having cleft The stage forever.
One has followed another with such startling rapdity,
a, we are almost led to believe we can discern Inc
md Of an especial Providence chastsing the inqnty
Of our race.
Tn, following is list Of the members Of the present
Coouress who have died since taking their seats:
observation-disclosures c. Alycrd
New York-Anson Brown.
Pean'slsaniu-W W. Potter, Enos HOOK Ch ,,
mock and Joseph Lawrence.
North Carona-Lewis Williams.
Kentucky-S. fl. And'r.on.
Missouri A. G. Harrison.
rULseIiup 3rous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

THE CREOLE NrGRoFs AT LrBERrY.-By nm arrival
at Wilmington, N. c. we have been favored with the
pcrusal OF the following letter:
NASSAU, N. P, April I6, 1S42.
4 special session of the Admiralty Court convened
this day TO hear the charge Of Piracy against the IL
negroes imprisoned from The "Creoe." The Attorney
General made his motion for delay of trl the ground
that it impossible obtain the necessary evidence
here, aud offered for the perusa OF the Court number
of adavs of the captain, mate and crew and passen-
gers of the Creole, showing that sufficient evidence
could be procured from the U. States if time al
lowed. After examination Of the testimony offered,
the Court replied, that the captain, crew, and pas
sengers forth in The udavts here present to tes
tfy this case they should consider them not emit.
tied to belief credit, and should charge the jury 10
that effect and that evidence could be procured TO
convict the prisoners at the BAR for they perfectly
justified in the pursued on board the Creole, and
were about to be set free.
The Chief Justice then addressed the negroes some
Thing this style: 1t has pleased God TO set you free
from the bonds of slavery may you hereafter live The
lives of good aud faithful subjects of her Mnjestys Go.
vernment They were then set at liberty by Proclama
fion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

is, paper in I.,et-, England.
1uE BABY SHRINKING.
A Sheraton .fat4trs far me Re:gi C.risienipr.
Errz fi::h the hthc .uinr ard lace,
Wnl: thousands st,Tve and curse the iSht'
But what III that roya, face
Shame knows 40 blush, ho" ever siisht,
Bring E,rtii tie babe. na'oa'' ';"aGs
Wi,l rag swee. music ~ his ear,
For sell We anow pc"p;rs :toans
10 IoYal ears H-rr atHa! uc&t.
Bling forth Tie. Ll5,:-Gown, cour,iers, down!
And bow Your lacqiey snees III dust,
Erf,.e chii'S beS!uhhcr'd gown
(ORr children cannot r: i er"st'l
When Christ was born, 40 ser,iie 'h'on:
Around the SavuGi' : manager iart,
No aat;erer> raised their uls;aIc song.
Eat what wGS Christ L. A!tsits per:
God. " no III, heard the Widow iooan,
God, " no has heard Tie orphan : cry;
Thou, too. DDS: Ill upon :: ih'oae,
lint none ra,;nd The. al famine de-
Things like this babe OF royal tiiili.
who boas, their rracely rist; divine,
Are but thy ptrodics on earth
Theirs Is uppes,ion- mercy thlhr.
Erne forth Ihs bah-. From foreign iand'
Fresh knsiy vampires .!ock L. greet
This nrw IL nursr's hands,
ia. royal inu.hsrs give no lrai:)
Brin: forth the tIv at purctly whi;;i,
And ie, your PRAYERS mnual tight aa9 day
For ought We not T. pay far h'm
Who'll prey rs cl"nsh sa"ic Ia,
n.who would Crude 10 squau:eF sui
"a suc,i q .!oTiul> o.h2 ne t!..s:
Iyh,t ,,ou.h ,sr l. hes hr starred and cold.
TG,y hag4 Lo cliin "n en- hy h,is,
Orrs .tr no monc!ci t:rnpan hrt I'd,
Ert En- ssh h.Iu aGi English hfUSi
THEM ut thci., 1--we and T." III need.
While Tie pnnp Cohus- ihins y fed
Crris;en Ii babe Archbishop prouA,
Strare. >. rvaGt cf hC i"wl. Christ,
Thousand. are 10 yOar pr;-e allowed
For h,L, the smallest loaf sul.,rd.
Taou. IA hnly waiei's Sea:ty n"w,
My lord yu'i NAY dis;t-s >cnr fears;
Take, To hai.lss III infant brow,
A Starving ,"nries b Ter tears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

Female Seminary, at Oak Grore, Caroline county, 70
THE subscriber the public thai The srl W
young Ladies' his residence two miles East o' "H
Chmneys Caroline county, will be continued the ensuing
direction and tuition Of Mr. DuntGn aud his Lacy
The session will the 18th Of January htn ~
close the 18th OF December allowing the month oil Ausl'
| for vacation
The Of studies will embrace the branches of ,hon
PRACTICAL finished English education including The Latin
French guagcs. The domestic Of the yonhs
dies will devoIve chiefly the Mistress OF the 'e I
teachers possess the advantages of many successful e
tie profession, and will take pleasure az called r.mp
producing sa.ictoy testimonials OF moral hness and 's
| competency. ,
The location is elevated ard hralthynot Of rr'
the place during the past The hd
and erected expressly for the accommodation OF bos'
Pupils
Terms tka,f payable in odranes.J .
Far Board Washing, and Tuition IN English branches s
Tuition IN Latin and French, an extra charge.
Lessons may be taken In Music al the Masters charge
Each pupil must furnish herself with towels and lights
Address post paii) White Chimneys o., Caroline e"arg
Va, to S. l.. Dunton, or
GEO. B. POLLARD, P,oprni't
r. S-To avoid opportunities from any quarter IL = dr,"
proper herc thai under circumstances VIII id'
admitted pupils. % -,
% r'--"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

81 5 prizcs-a91l blanks-or, about prize to MAIN
Tickets only Sl5-tiaves 81 50-Quartes 81 5Eeih. 81 e.
p The price of certificate of package Of " whole I'es''
in the above splendid Lottery is only Sl65; certificate 4" "
halves only Ssl o certificate Of % quarters on! 81 - "
fcas Of 2G ei.htls only s20 ; aud certificate OF plAa'F
may draw the i've highest prizes.
w Tickets aud shares and certificates Of packages IN the a'f
splendid Lottery constantly for sale ut the office of the Man
Man, and cnor below corners Ma and lA,h streets
10 All orders by r.al ~ meet with the most proinp af"
ton; aud the drawing over account 81 "S
sent to all who order from Address, -,
J. G. GREGORY s. CO., Managers, Richmond, Va
Aps Ill-"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

The ChanJer IF Comn:srce and the Iarif.-Ata meet
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce some days ago, 4
committee appointed to draw up memorial to
Congress the subject Of the Tariff. The repor, ct
the committee advocated Protective Tariff. 1t cane
before The Chamber for consideration yesterday when,
after good deal of dscnssnn the whole matter was
indefinitely postponed, 30 10 SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
From tho yrrsinia Statesman.

To those Tyler Wings, who are going 10 vote for
Clay Wing candidates at the coming election. we re
commend the following compliments to Mr.. Tyler's AID.
minisiration from the Richmond Wing:
w. Bnn's conduct in relation the INNS ulatc
compared with that which prevails under tie existing nc Bmt The
open shameless corruption pactsed renders assaults
upon the integrity of HE press, degree harmless.
utterly despcae and has heen the nf his Excel
rncy his elevation the Preside ncy when paper
comes his support the pnic well convinced
of corrupt consideration hereuno moving thy had
the money in hand paid"
rThe Statesman hardly be in earnest in suppos
ing that the friends OF the President will support the
party Of which the Wing is the organ. The Repub
cans Of "O!d Virginia have some chvalfie notions
yet.-.hadisonian
REJECTION Cnmmissary Generat-We learn from
Washington, that the nomination of J. Washington
Tyson, as Commissary General of Purchases, was re-
ieced by the Senate Friday last, by the following
decided vote:
Yeas-Messrs Bates, Calhoun, Choate, Cnthber,
Evans, McRoberts, Preston, Rives, Spragre, Tall
madge, Wnlker-1l.
.says-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Barrow, Benton, Der
ren, Buchanan Clayton, Conrad, Crittenden, Fulton
Graham, Henderson, Kerr, Linn, Mangum, Miller
Morehead, Phelps, Sewer, Smith of Connecticut
Smith Of Indiana, Sturgeon, Tappan, White, Wilcox
Williams, Woodbridge, Wright, Young-ao'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

Timber, deals, battens, boards slaves, handspikes,
oars lathwood, and all other timber sawed, split, or
otherwise dressed 35s per load Of fifty cubic feet, for
the first year. sos. afterwards. There other modif
cations Of the duties TIMBER which, altogether, will
reduce the from that three millions
of dollars The reductions on lead brass, copper, and
iron of all kinds. are about one. half lGbe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
lOo-w3m

E,WESTY DOLLARS REWAIp.-Ran away from the sub
scrber on the lah instant Negro Sian, named Joe. Joe
from "a years cf age, dark compIe1on five feet ten
eleven inches ch Blacksmith BY trade ma one may sec from
nation Will give the above reward f caught out Of the
Of Caroline, King William Hanover and secured in
any Jail that him asan-and $40 taken in either Of the
counties delivered rather hs is ulk
ing about the city Of Richmond.
JOHN r. TOD
Administrator Of r. ialiaciIo, deceased.
Nrar Hanover Courthouse. April -. lI5-w3Y
tn con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

rI,o COUNTRY MERcHASTS.-Counirym merchants, wishing
10 exchange, Lsslrs TIC expense going TO tie
North can dc 80 hy calling r. g GARBANATt'S Cheap Cash
Store snockoe Hill where they get supplied with aud
CARS Of e, cry description following low prices: Cuney
Hats 3 per dozen Russia very broad in the brm, SAL II
30 do.rn black DO do d. SIC and $50 per dozrn brush
Hats superior quality, equally low prices; fine nua and
beaver Hats black and dh of the fashionable shape, which
will guarantee Northern prices fer cash only Please 10
recncc = GhRB .NATlS cheap Hat ;lanufactoy shockoc
Hill, sign of the Transparent Hat.
Airil lOo-w3m
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]. G. GREGORY q Co., Managers.

,aost Splendid Lottery, TO be dra'cn Nay 81, lSl2
Capital $50 O00-S25 600 12 ,0050 OF II 200, nc.
Is drawn nns. in each package Of ii ticarts.
VIRGINIA LEESBCRG LOTTERY, Extra Class No q, ot"
by The drawing Of the Union Lottery Cias. No b
Ar,andra D. C., Saturday, May 81 ls. IS h9a
herIn II draw hall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

The anGholde,s OF Eng'and, lost BY The poor
in the manufacturing towns and cities. :" nat Tue s"t
manufacturers of France receive from Inc ouly OIL co
MIN. .uoars is drawn from the people oil the colonies W,
,,,n,f.c,nfers al home who are deprived OF marael
ca ,har stuff. and that worthy class OF citizens VINO
h,d hcf,re been engaged III commerce. III pro'ec''o"
nef, some branches OF industry anu InJure more We
maze the pertinent enquiry: FROM '7hai source sf"s'
l., rf, are any persons who desire TO reduce the Ia
h.rs or This country To the concnn of The starved
l,horers Of Europe, we have no sympathy with sucN
ur f, has been and still is, ~ give 10 the iapofe'
ba, poson TO which he is justly entitled, i'f we De-
eve him the chief repository OF political virtue ~ ''
country In this desire may be iound the reason Oh u
onnosi,on TO the doctrines Of the pTocctonlsts be-
vinn that whenever they shall have been estadiiseo
A. the settled policy Of the country, his relative posi-
ION will be less desirable than it now IS The boast OF
cur land is its industrious popu!aon Here The iao0ie
ia identified with the best interests OF society luz
very idea of labor is associated with health, virtue pro-
rress In other countries, none oil THESE ASSOCIATIONS
c,s.r around the name. Bat even here, spot occa
sionally mars the beauty Of The picture. hltenr. 10
dspuse it we may, our manufacturing towns ai''i
nutnerous instances of vice, of moral apathy, oil ne
ec, Of the education of youth, and Of health destroy
ed or premaiurey impaired These arc The steps when
Lad he laborcr the mills TO forget that he Is Gilt
zen that he has political rights, that he IS bound 10 per-
form social duties It's the duty OF every government
and peculiarly Of own, To foster such policy as
vii induce vast majority of the citizens to became
| trceEo!deis The immense superiority OF community
Of feeholders tinernnt one, is apparent Let
m citizen feel that he treads his own soil, and he en-
| nnblcd and the country strengthened
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

MADDOX, Rehmend "a, is constantly receiving from
IA. the celebrated manufactures Of CHfCkERING MAC
KAYS and T. GILBERT CO., Boston, extensive o'
men Of PIANO FoRTEs, made expressly to bis order all
which superior brought 10 this mar
kc From which he has just made with the manu-
cus he will be able TO sci, them for considerably less Than
formerly the instruments what they represented
they will exchanged taken back, and when here
any quality pay will be required unit, such
doubts e removed by trial.
Piano Stools Of all patterns.
Piano Covers from 81 TO sle.
Pianos always on hire.
The largest collection Of Church Music embracing all the new
publications, a, the lowest prices, wholesale and RETAIL
As. MADDOX, Bcak Square
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